Pie Charts in Indian Geography: Comparing Data Values at Specific Locations
Description: This quiz is designed to assess your understanding of pie charts as a tool for comparing data values at specific locations in India. You will be presented with questions that require you to interpret and analyze pie charts, identify trends and patterns, and draw conclusions based on the data provided. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: indian geography geographical visualization pie charts data comparison |
Consider a pie chart that displays the distribution of agricultural produce in the state of Punjab, India. If the pie chart indicates that 30% of the total produce is wheat, what is the percentage of other crops combined?
A pie chart shows the population distribution in different regions of India. If the pie chart indicates that the North Indian region accounts for 40% of the total population, what is the approximate population of the North Indian region if the total population of India is 1.3 billion?
A pie chart compares the literacy rates in different states of India. If the pie chart indicates that the state of Kerala has a literacy rate of 95%, what is the approximate difference in literacy rate between Kerala and the state with the lowest literacy rate, which is 55%?
Consider a pie chart that displays the distribution of mineral resources in the state of Jharkhand, India. If the pie chart indicates that 45% of the total mineral resources are coal, what is the percentage of other minerals combined?
A pie chart shows the distribution of rainfall in different seasons in the state of Meghalaya, India. If the pie chart indicates that the monsoon season accounts for 70% of the total rainfall, what is the approximate amount of rainfall received during the monsoon season if the total annual rainfall in Meghalaya is 11,800 mm?
A pie chart compares the population density in different districts of the state of Uttar Pradesh, India. If the pie chart indicates that the district of Lucknow has a population density of 2,000 people per square kilometer, what is the approximate difference in population density between Lucknow and the district with the lowest population density, which is 500 people per square kilometer?
Consider a pie chart that displays the distribution of forest cover in the state of Arunachal Pradesh, India. If the pie chart indicates that 60% of the total forest cover is evergreen forests, what is the percentage of other types of forests combined?
A pie chart shows the distribution of agricultural land use in different regions of India. If the pie chart indicates that the North-Eastern region accounts for 10% of the total agricultural land, what is the approximate area of agricultural land in the North-Eastern region if the total agricultural land in India is 150 million hectares?
A pie chart compares the number of tourists visiting different states in India. If the pie chart indicates that the state of Rajasthan receives 20% of the total tourist arrivals, what is the approximate number of tourists visiting Rajasthan if the total number of tourist arrivals in India is 10 million?
Consider a pie chart that displays the distribution of electricity generation in India by different sources. If the pie chart indicates that thermal power plants contribute 65% of the total electricity generated, what is the percentage of electricity generated from other sources combined?
A pie chart shows the distribution of GDP contribution by different sectors in the state of Maharashtra, India. If the pie chart indicates that the services sector contributes 60% of the total GDP, what is the approximate contribution of the industrial sector if the total GDP of Maharashtra is ₹20 trillion?
A pie chart compares the number of internet users in different states of India. If the pie chart indicates that the state of Karnataka has 25 million internet users, what is the approximate difference in the number of internet users between Karnataka and the state with the lowest number of internet users, which is 5 million?
Consider a pie chart that displays the distribution of road network in India by different types of roads. If the pie chart indicates that national highways account for 2% of the total road network, what is the percentage of other types of roads combined?
A pie chart shows the distribution of population by age groups in the state of Tamil Nadu, India. If the pie chart indicates that the age group of 20-40 years accounts for 35% of the total population, what is the approximate population in this age group if the total population of Tamil Nadu is 72 million?
A pie chart compares the number of mobile phone subscribers in different regions of India. If the pie chart indicates that the North-Eastern region has 10 million mobile phone subscribers, what is the approximate percentage of mobile phone subscribers in the North-Eastern region if the total number of mobile phone subscribers in India is 1.2 billion?