Central Zone: A Subtropical Region with a Variety of Crops
Description: The central zone of India is a subtropical region known for its diverse agricultural production. This quiz tests your knowledge about the crops, climate, and agricultural practices of this region. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: indian geography agricultural regions of india central zone |
Which of the following crops is not typically grown in the central zone of India?
The central zone of India experiences which type of climate?
Which state in the central zone of India is known as the 'Rice Bowl of India'?
Which of the following crops is known for its high sugar content and is extensively cultivated in the central zone of India?
The central zone of India is home to several agricultural research institutes. Which of the following is a prominent agricultural research institute located in this region?
Which of the following states in the central zone of India is known for its production of oranges?
Which of the following crops is a major source of edible oil in the central zone of India?
The central zone of India is home to several rivers that play a crucial role in irrigation. Which of the following rivers flows through this region?
Which of the following agricultural practices is commonly employed in the central zone of India to conserve soil and water?
Which of the following crops is known for its medicinal properties and is cultivated in the central zone of India?
Which of the following states in the central zone of India is known for its production of mangoes?
Which of the following crops is a major source of protein in the central zone of India?
The central zone of India is home to several agricultural universities that play a crucial role in agricultural research and education. Which of the following is a prominent agricultural university located in this region?
Which of the following crops is known for its high fiber content and is cultivated in the central zone of India?
Which of the following agricultural practices is commonly employed in the central zone of India to improve soil fertility?