CBSE Class 10 Social Science Lifelines of National Economy MCQs

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MCQ for Class 10 Social Science Chapter 7 Lifelines of National Economy

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Chapter 7 Lifelines of National Economy MCQ Questions Class 10 Social Science with Answers

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Question : Six Lane Highways are called
a) National Highway
b) International Highway 
c) State Highway
d) Golden quadrilateral super highways

Answer : D

Question : Golden quadrilateral super highways are maintained by
a) Zila Parishad
b) PWD
c) CPWD
d) NHAI

Answer : D

Question : Villages are connected to a major town through this scheme of roads
a) MNREGA
b) PMGSY
c) SJGRY
d) AAY

Answer : B

Question : Border Roads are constructed by
a) CRPF
b) BSF
c) Indian Army
d) BRO

Answer : D

Question : Provides door-to-door connectivity
a) Airways
b) Roadways
c) Railways
d) Waterways

Answer : B

Question : Bulk carrier across nations
a) Airways
b) Roadways
c) Railways
d) Waterways

Answer : D

Question : Bulk carrier within India
a) Airways
b) Roadways
c) Railways
d) Waterways

Answer : C

Question : Principal mode of transportation for freight and passengers in India
a) Airways
b) Roadways
c) Railways
d) Waterways

Answer : C

Question : Width of two tracks of Broad Gauge is
a) 1.676 m
b) 1.000 m
c) 0.762 m
d) 0.610 m

Answer : A

Question : Natural harbour in India
a) Hooghly
b) Paradip
c) Chennai
d) Mumbai

Answer : D

Question : Biggest natural port in India
a) Chennai
b) Tuticorin
c) Marmagao
d) Mumbai

Answer : D

Question : Largest producer of feature film in the world
a) Britain
b) USA 
c) France 
d) India

Answer : D

Question : AIR stands for
a) All India Radio
b) Indian Airlines
c) Indian Railways
d) None of these

Answer : A

Question : Terminal stations of East-West corridor
a) Mumbai and Nagpur
b) Nagpur and Siligudi
c) Mumbai and Kolkata
d) Silcher and Porbandar

Answer : D

Question : Which mode of transportation reduces trans-shipment losses and delays?
a) Railways
b) Pipeline
c) Roadways
d) Waterways

Answer : B

Question : Which of the following locations are joined by the east-west corridor?
a) Mumbai and Nagpur
b) Munbai and Kolkata
c) Silcher and Porbandar
d) Nagpur and Siligudi
 
Answer : C
 
Question : National Highway connecting Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata is termed as :
a) Guage
b) Golden quadrilateral
c) Locomotives
d) Dock
 
Answer : B
 
Question : Which is not the development in the field of communication?
a) Radio
b) Internet-e-commerce
c) Laptop
d) Cellular phone
 
Answer : A
 
Question : Air travel is transport in north-eastern parts of India due to
a) All of the above
b) The prosperity of people of this region
c) Heavy rains are liable to damage roads and railways
d) The less expensive mode of transport
 
Answer : D
 
Question : Which of the following is advantage of unigauge system?
a) Larger capacity
b) No loss in trans-shipment
c) Higher speed
d) All of these
 
Answer : D
 
Question : Which of the following is not the factor, which influence the distribution of railway in the country?
a) Economic factors
b) Administrative factors
c) Political factors
d) Physiographic factors
 
Answer : C
 
Question : What does QMS stand for?
a) Quick Mail Service
b) Quickly Medical Service
c) Quickly Mother Dairy Service
d) None of the options
 
Answer : A
 
Question : Which is not the name of international airport?
a) Palam Airport
b) Indira Gandhi International Airport
c) Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Airport
d) Meenam Bakkam
 
Answer : A
 
Question : Tuticorin is located in the state of
a) Kerala
b) Tamil Nadu
c) Karnataka
d) Orissa
 
Answer : B
 
Question : Kochi in Kerala is the example of which port of the following
a) Natural Harbour
b) Artificial Harbour
c) Tidal Port
d) Recently developed
 
Answer : A
 
Question : Which of the following ports is not developed recently?
a) Nhava Sheva
b) Haldia
c) New Mangalore
d) Mumbai
 
Answer : D
 
Question : Which of the following is the navigation river of India?
a) Yamuna
b) Krishna
c) Brahmaputra
d) Son
 
Answer : C
 
Question : What does BOT stands for?
a) Bureau of Trans-communication
b) Build, Operate and Transfer
c) Bureau of Transport
d) Bureaucracy Official against Terrorists
 
Answer : B
 
Question : The rail gauge with a track width of 1.676m is
a) Broad guage
b) Metre guage
c) Narrow guage
d) None of the options
 
Answer : A
 
Question : The name of the National Highway No. 2 is:
a) Mathura Road
b) Agra-Mumbai Road
c) Grand Trunk Road
d) Delhi- Mumbai Road
 
Answer : A
 
Question : Which of the following locations are joined by the east-west corridor?
a) Silcher and Porbandar
b) Munbai and Kolkata
c) Mumbai and Nagpur
d) Nagpur and Siligudi
 
Answer : A
 
Question : Gateway is the name given to
a) Tidal port
b) Harbour
c) Port
d) Dock
 
Answer : C
 
Question : Gauge is the term stating
a) The place where there is provision of loading and unloading of ships
b) The high pedestal built along the coastline
c) The place on the sea coast
d) The width before the two rails of the railway line
 
Answer : D
 
Question : National Highway connecting Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata is termed as :
a) Golden quadrilateral
b) Guage
c) Locomotives
d) Dock
 
Answer : A
 
Question : Which is not the national highway?
a) Agra-Mumbai Road
b) Mathura Road
c) Greater Noida Express Highways
d) Grand Trunk Road
 
Answer : C

Question : The major highway project in India are implemented by which one of the following?
a) CPWD 
b) PWD
c) NHAI 
d) NCR

Answer : A

Question : The longest highway of India is
a) National Highway-1
b) National Highway-2
c) National Highway-7 
d) National Highway-8

Answer : C

Question : Delhi to Chennai link is known by the name of
a) Golden Quadrilateral. 
b) North-South corridor.
c) East-West corridor. 
d) Sher Shah Suri Marg.

Answer : B

Question : Pradhan Mantri Grameen Sadak Yojana is a scheme for the development of
a) National Highway 
b) Border Roads
c) village road 
d) mountain road

Answer : C

Question : Trade between two or more countries is said to be
a) external trade. 
b) local trade.
c) Internal trade. 
d) international trade.

Answer : B

Question : The extreme south-western port is ____________
a) Tuticorin port 
b) Kochchi port
c) New Mangalore Port 
d) None of these

Answer : B

Question : Name the first port developed soon after independence.
a) Mumbai 
b) Chennai
c) Kochi 
d) Kandla

Answer : C

Question : Which one of the following states is not connected with H.V.J. Pipeline?a)
Madhya Pradesh 
b) Maharashtra
c) Gujarat 
d) Uttar Pradesh

Answer : A

Question : Which two of the following extreme locations are connected by the east-west corridor ?
a) Mumbai and Naghur 
b) Silchar and porbandar
c) Mumbai and kolkata 
d) Nagpur and siliguri

Answer : B

Question : Which one of the following parts was developed in order to relieve the pressure of kolkata port?
a) paradip port 
b) Tuticorin port
c) Haddia port 
d) Chennai port

Answer : C

Question : Six Lane Highways are called
a) National Highway 
b) International Highway
c) State Highway 
d) Golden quadrilateral super highways

Answer :  D

Question :  Golden quadrilateral super highways are maintained by
a) Zila Parishad 
b) PWD 
c) CPWD 
d) NHAI

Answer :  D

Question :  Villages are connected to a major town through this scheme of roads
a) MNREGA   
b) PMGSY   
c) SJGRY   
d) AAY

Answer :  B

Question :  Border Roads are constructed by
a) CRPF   
b) BSF   
c) Indian Army   
d) BRO

Answer :  D

Question :  Provides door-to-door connectivity
a) Airways   
b) Roadways   
c) Railways   
d) Waterways

Answer :  B

Question :  Bulk carrier across nations
a) Airways   
b) Roadways   
c) Railways   
d) Waterways

Answer :  D

Question :  Bulk carrier within India
a) Airways   
b) Roadways   
c) Railways   
d) Waterways

Answer :  C

Question :  Principal mode of transportation for freight and passengers in India
a) Airways
b) Roadways
c) Railways
d) Waterways 

Answer :  C

Question :  Width of two tracks of Broad Gauge is
a) 1.676 m
b) 1.000 m
c) 0.762 m
d) 0.610 m

Answer :  A

Question :  Natural harbour in India
a) Hooghly
b) Paradip
c) Chennai
d) Mumbai

Answer : D

Question :  Biggest natural port in India
a) Chennai
b) Tuticorin
c) Marmagao
d) Mumbai

Answer : D

Question :  Largest producer of feature film in the world
a) Britain
b) USA
c) France
d) India

Answer :  D

Question :  AIR stands for
a) All India Radio
b) Indian Airlines
c) Indian Railways
d) None of these

Answer :  A

Question :  Terminal stations of East-West corridor
a) Mumbai and Nagpur
b) Nagpur and Siligudi
c) Mumbai and Kolkata
d) Silcher and Porbandar

Answer :  D

Question :  Which mode of transportation reduces trans-shipment losses and delays?
a) Railways
b) Pipeline
c) Roadways
d) Waterways

Answer :  B 

 

Fill in the blanks

Question : __________is the first seaport developed after independence on the western cost of India
Answer :
Kandla

Question : the first train in India launched from Bombay to________
Answer :
Thane

Question : the state related to National waterway 3 is _________
Answer :
Kerala

Question : National waterway 1 is located in __________ river
Answer :
Gnaga river

Question : _______________ is the cheapest mode of transport
Answer :
Water transport

Question : Name the state related to National Waterways No. 3.
Answer :  
Kerala

 

Question : "Dense and efficient network of transport is a pre-requisite for local and national development". Analyse the statement.
Answer :  
We need various things to sustain our lives in the form of goods, services and support systems. The same applies to all occupational activities. Each of the requirements cannot be in the close vicinity of our place of living.
We need to move the goods and services from the supply localities to the demand localities and this is done by the transportation system. We also need efficient transportation for people to reach their places of work, play and learning efficiently. All these activities, which are integral in the economic growth of the local population and the country as a whole is greatly dependent on the transport sector. Thus a dense and efficient network of trans- portation is a prerequisite for local and national development. Examples are -
(a) fast and efficiently moving transport is required for traded items to reach their destinations on time, otherwise business will suffer.
(b) Transport is required to carry raw materials to production centers.
(c) From manufacturing hubs to markets particularly for perishable goods.
(d) Movement of people is also very important for trade and business.

Question : Explain the improvements made by the Indian railways in its functioning.
Answer :  
(a) Conversion of meter gauge to broad gauge.
(b) Steam engines have been replaced by diesel and electric engines. This has increased the speed and haulage capacity.
(c) The replacement of steam engine run by coal has improved the environment of stations and its surroundings.
(d) Railways routes have been extended to areas were there was no railway lines earlier.

Question : Explain any three major problems faced by Indian Railways.
Answer :  
The following problems are faced by the railways:
(a) Travelling without ticket.
(b) Thefts and damaging railway property.
(c) Stopping of trains without any emergency on necessity in unauthorised way.
(d) Railways also face challenges in constructing and maintaining railway tracks in mountains, sandy plains, and swampy areas.

Question : Describe any five major problems faced by road transport in India.
Answer :  
Five problems faced by road transport in India are given below :
(a) Volume of traffic and passengers is very large.
(b) Road network is inadequate.
(c) Half the roads are unmetalled, which limits their usage in rainy seasons.
(d) National highways too are inadequate and congested.
(e) Roadways are highly congested in cities and most bridges and culverts are old and narrow.

Question : Classify roads into six classes according to their capacity. What is the role of National Highways Authority of India?
Answer :  
Roads are classified as given below :
(a) Golden Quadrilateral Super Highways- reduce the time and distance between the mega cities of India.
(b) National Highways-connect the state capitals, big cities and important ports.
(c) State Highways-join the state capitals with district headquarters.
(d) District Roads-connect the district centres with the major roads.
(e) Other Rural Roads-link rural areas and villages with towns.
(vi) Border Roads-have increased accessibility in areas of difficult terrain along the country’s border. Projects related to super highways are being implemented by the NHAI.

Question : Explain any five characteristics of Kandla Seaport. 
Answer :  
Characteristics of Kandla sea port :
(a) It was the first port developed soon after India got independence.
(b) It reduced the volume of traffic of Mumbai port.
(c) It is a tidal port.
(d) Caters to exports and imports of highly productive granery and industrialised states.
(e) It ia a free trade zone.

Question : Examine with example the role of means of transport and communication in making our life prosperous and comfortable.
Answer :  
We need various things to sustain our lives in the form of goods, services and support systems. The same applies to all occupational activities. Each of the requirements cannot be in the close vicinity of our place of living.
We need to move the goods and services from the supply localities to the demand localities and this is done by the transportation system. We also need efficient transportation for people to reach their places of work, play and learning efficiently. All these activities, which are integral in the economic growth of the local population and the country as a whole is greatly dependent on the transport sector. Thus a dense and efficient network of trans- portation is a prerequisite for local and national development. Examples are -
(a) fast and efficiently moving transport is required for traded items to reach their destinations on time, otherwise business will suffer.
(b) Transport is required to carry raw materials to production centers.
(c) From manufacturing hubs to markets particularly for perishable goods.
(d) Movement of people is also very important for trade and business.

Question : Classify communication services into two categories. Explain main features of each.
Answer :  
Communication services can be classified in two categories :
(a) Personal communication :
(a) Communication between two or more persons at personal level is personal communication.
(b) The India postal network handles parcels as well as personal written communication.
(c) Cards and envelops, posts and telegraph and email are examples.
(d) Telephone services like STD, ISD provide easy and comfortable network to a large number of people that facilitates personal communication.
(b) Mass communication :
(a) It is the communication through, which one can communicate with several people at the same time.
(b) It provides the entertainment (movies) and creates awareness among people about various national programmes and policies very quickly.
(c) It includes print media like newpapers, magazines, book, etc. and electronic media like radio, television, Etc.

Question : "Efficient means of transport are pre-requisites for the fast development." Express your views in favour of this statement.
Answer :  
We need various things to sustain our lives in the form of goods, services and support systems. The same applies to all occupational activities. Each of the requirements cannot be in the close vicinity of our place of living.
We need to move the goods and services from the supply localities to the demand localities and this is done by the transportation system. We also need efficient transportation for people to reach their places of work, play and learning efficiently. All these activities, which are integral in the economic growth of the local population and the country as a whole is greatly dependent on the transport sector. Thus a dense and efficient network of trans- portation is a prerequisite for local and national development. Examples are -
(a) fast and efficiently moving transport is required for traded items to reach their destinations on time, otherwise business will suffer.
(b) Transport is required to carry raw materials to production centers.
(c) From manufacturing hubs to markets particularly for perishable goods.
(d) Movement of people is also very important for trade and business.

Question : What is mass communication? What are the different means of mass communication? What is the significance of mass communication in a country like India?
Answer :  Mass communication :
 It covers large number of people at the same time. Different means of mass communication are radio, television, films, internet, newspapers and magazines.
Significance of mass communication are :
(a) Covers more than 95% of India’s total population
(b) Provides education and entertainment
(c) Most instant means of mass information
(d) Brings all classes of people together

Question : Why is a dense and efficient network of transport and communication a prerequisite for the development of local, national and global trade of today? Give your opinion.
Answer :  
Dense and efficient network of transport and communication are necessary for development.
(a) We use different material and services. Only some of these are available near us while other requirements are met by bringing them from other places. Movement of these goods and services need communication and transport.
(b) Today, the world has become small with the help of efficient and fast moving transport.
(c) We have been able to achieve this with the help of well developed communication system.
(d) Therefore transport and communication are complementary to each other and are needed for trade.
(e) Today India is well linked with the rest of the world despite its vast size diversity, linguistic and socio-cultural diversity.

Question : What is trade? Explain the importance of international trade?
Answer :  
(a) The exchanges of goods among people, states and countries is referred to as trade.
(b) Trade between two counties is called international trade.
(c) When the value of export exceeds the value of imports, it is called a favourable balance of trade.
(d) When the value of imports exceeds the value of exports, it is termed as unfavourable balance of Trade.
Importance :
(a) International trade of a country is an index to its economic prosperity.
(b) It is considered as the economic barometer for a country.
(c) As the resources are space bound, no country can survive without international trade.
(d) Countries have trade relations with the major trading blocks.
(e) In the present times exchange of commodities and goods have been superseded by the exchange of information and knowledge.

Question : Define the following terms :
(a) Trade
(b) International Trade
(c) Favourable Balance of Trade
(d) Unfavourable Balance of Trade.
Answer :  
(a) The exchanges of goods among people, states and countries is referred to as trade.
(b) Trade between two counties is called international trade.
(c) When the value of export exceeds the value of imports, it is called a favourable balance of trade.
(d) When the value of imports exceeds the value of exports, it is termed as unfavourable balance of trade.

Question.What is international trade?What do you mean by Balance of trade‘?What is the importance of trade?
Answer : Trade between two countries is called international trade. It includes exchange of commodities, services, information and knowledge. Relation or difference between nation‘s exports and imports is called balance of trade. It is of two types:
(i) Surplus trade: when the value of exported goods and services is more than the value of imported goods and services. It is called favorable trade balance.
(ii) Trade Deficit: when the value of exported goods and services is less than the value of imported goods and services. It is called unfavorable trade balance.
The importance of trade is:
1. No country can survive without international trade because resources are space bound.
2. Advancement of international trade of a country leads to its economic prosperity because such a trade provides so many jobs to workers as well as business to traders.
3. It is through international trade that we earn much of our foreign exchange which is required for importing many essential goods.
4. Foreign trade helps in transfer of technology.

Question. Mention the different means of transport in India.
Answer : Means of transport in India are:-
(i) Roadways, (ii) Waterways, (iii) Airways, (iv) Pipelines, (v) Railways.

Question. What are the means of mass communication? Explain features of any two media.
Answer : These are those means of communication through which one can communicate with several people at the same time.
For example- Radio, newspaper and T.V.(Television):-
(i) It is one of the largest and essential networks in the world.
(ii) It provides entertainment and keeps the viewers well informed about the world.
Radio:-(i) It is the cheapest and the most effective means of communication.
(ii) Besides entertainment, it also provides information and promotes social education.

Question. What are the different types of roads in India?
Answer : There are six types of roads:-
1. Golden Quadrilateral Super Highways or Expressway National Highways
2. National Highways 3. State Highways 4. District Roads
5. Other Roads or Rural Roads or Village Roads 6. Border Roads

Question. What do you mean by pipeline transport?
Answer : Transportation of liquid, gases or slurries through pipes made of durable metal or a plastic tube is called pipeline transport. It is the most convenient mode of transport for crude oil, petroleum products and natural gas even solids like iron ore in slurry form to refineries, fertilizer factories, industries and big thermal power plants. 
For example:. From oil field in
From Salaya in Gujarat to Jalandhar in Punjab, via Viramgam, Mathura, Delhi and Sonipat. It has branches to connect Koyali (near Vadodara, Gujarat) Chakshu and other places.
Gas pipeline from Hazira in Gujarat connects Jagdishpur in Uttar Pradesh, via Vijaipur in Madhya Pradesh. It has branches to Kota in Rajasthan, Shahajahanpur, Babrala and other places in Uttar Pradesh (HVJ).

 

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Question. What do you mean by tourism?
Answer : Tourism comprises the activities of the people traveling to and staying in places outside their usual environments for more than one consecutive day for leisure, business and other purposes. Tourists visit other places for heritage tourism, religious activities, eco tourism, adventure tourism, cultural tourism, medical tourism and business tourism.

Question. What are the advantages of transport?
Answer : 1. Facilitates easy and free movement of people from one place to another.
2. Helps to carry goods and materials from one place to another
3. Helps in production and distribution of goods.
4. Connect markets with the production centers.
5. Promotes easy accessibility of goods and services.
6. Helps in development of trade and commerce.
7. Helps to increase the volume of the Trade.

Question. What are the chief import and export items in India?
Answer : Import Items:-
1. Agriculture and allied products (2.53 %),
2. Ores and minerals (9.12 %),
3. Gems and jewellery (26.75%)
4. Chemical and allied products (24.45%),
5. Engineering goods ( 35.63%) Petroleum products (86.12%)
Export Items:-
1. Petroleum and petroleum products (41.87%)
2. Pearls and precious stones (29.26%)
3. Inorganic chemicals (29.39%),
4. Coal, coke and briquettes (94.17% )
5. Machinery (12.56%).

Question. What are the problems faced by Indian roadways?
Answer : 1. Road network is inadequate for increasing volume of traffic.
2. About half of the roads are unmetalled.
3. The National Highways are inadequate and are poorly maintained.
4. The roadways are highly congested in cities and are lacking safety measures.
5. Most of the bridges and culverts are old and narrow.
6. Lack of proper security measures.

Question. What are the features of railways in India?
Answer : 1. Very useful for carrying heavy and bulky goods and materials.
2. Comparatively cheaper than Roadways and Airways for long distances.
3. Gives employment to a large number of people.
4. The Indian Railways are the largest public undertaking run by the Central Government
5. The principal (Main) mode of transportation for freight and passengers in India.
6. Railways conduct multifarious activities like business, sightseeing and pilgrimage along with transportation of goods.
7. Acts as an Integrating force by bringing people close to each other.
8. Suitable for long distances and Provides comfort of a home.

Question. What are the Problems Faced by Indian Railways?
Answer : 1. Requires huge investment at the time of installation.
2. Maintenance and upkeep is very costly.
3. Construction is difficult and costly in uneven and high hills and deserts.
4. Not suitable for transportation of perishable goods.
5. Ticket-less travelers.
6. Thefts and damaging of railway property.
7. Unnecessarily chain pulling to stop train.
8. conversions.
9. Sinking and slipping of tracks in rains.
10. Modernization and Electrification.

 

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