Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence test

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Question 1
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Poor variety of seeds and low productive seeds were mainly the reason for

A
Slow growth of Tertiary sector

B
Slow growth of Industrial sector

C
Slow growth of all the above three sectors

D
Slow growth of Agriculture sector

Solution

High quality seed is essential for establishing high grwoth of agriculture.
Question 2
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Which of the following is false regarding Positive effect of British rule was

A
Monopoly on foreign trade

B
Provision of post and telegraph service

C
Development of ports

D
Provide transport facilities

Solution

There were various positive contributions that were made by the British is fales in India though Monopoly on foreign trade was not made with the objective of welfare for Indians but for the British interests.
Question 3
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What do you mean by infant mortality rate?

A
Number of deaths of children

B
Number of deaths of children below the age of ten year per thousand live birth

C
Number of birth of children below the age of one year per thousand live death

D
Number of deaths of children below the age of one year per thousand live birth

Solution

The infant mortality rate is the number of deaths under one year of age occurring among the live births in a given geographical area during a given year, per 1,000 live births occurring among the population of the given geographical area during the same year.
Question 4
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What is meant by commercialisation of agriculture?

A
Production of crop for sale in the market

B
Production of crop for self consumption

C
Both

D
None

Solution

By commercialisation of agriculture we mean production of agricultural crops for sale in the market, rather than for family consumption.
Question 5
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Cotton textile mills were mainly located in

A
Eastern

B
Western

C
North

D
South

Solution

The cotton textile industry was concentrated in the cotton growing belt of Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Gujarat i.e. Western part of the country.
Question 6
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What was the motive behind the de-industrialisation by the colonial government in India?

A
To sell British manufactured goods in Indian market at high rate prices

B
To get raw material from India at cheap rate

C
Both

D
None

Solution

The two-fold motive behind the systematic deindustrialization effected by the British (i) Making India a Supplier of Raw Materials. (ii) Making India a Market for Finished Goods Another important objective of the British Government.
Question 7
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What does the export surplus mean?

A
When import of a country is more than export

B
When export of current year of a country is more than previous year export

C
When export of a country is more than import

D
Total export of a country

Solution

The amount by which the value of a country's exports exceeds that of its imports.
Question 8
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What was the condition of agriculture at the time of independence

A
Low dependence on monsoon

B
High use of Fertilizers

C
High level of technology

D
Low level of productivity

Solution

India’s economy under the British colonial rule remained fundamentally agrarian. The main cause of the low productivity of agricultural sector and the new land tenure that was introduced by British rulers in India.
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Reason behind the decay of handicrafts industry in India was

A
More tariff on export of raw material from India

B
Heavy duty on Indian handicrafts products

C
More tariff on import of British goods into India

D
All of these

Solution

The Indian handicrafts that had made the country famous, collapsed under the colonial rule due to discriminating policy of colonial rules.

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Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence test - 4

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Question 1

Slow growth of Tertiary sector

Slow growth of Industrial sector

Slow growth of all the above three sectors

Slow growth of Agriculture sector

Solution

Question 2

Monopoly on foreign trade

Provision of post and telegraph service

Development of ports

Provide transport facilities

Solution

Question 3

Number of deaths of children

Number of deaths of children below the age of ten year per thousand live birth

Number of birth of children below the age of one year per thousand live death

Number of deaths of children below the age of one year per thousand live birth

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Question 4

Production of crop for sale in the market

Production of crop for self consumption

Both

None

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Question 5

Eastern

Western

North

South

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Question 6

To sell British manufactured goods in Indian market at high rate prices

To get raw material from India at cheap rate

Both

None

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Question 7

When import of a country is more than export

When export of current year of a country is more than previous year export

When export of a country is more than import

Total export of a country

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Question 8

Low dependence on monsoon

High use of Fertilizers

High level of technology

Low level of productivity

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Question 9

More tariff on export of raw material from India

Heavy duty on Indian handicrafts products

More tariff on import of British goods into India

All of these

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