7. Lifelines of National Economy
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Why are transport, communication and trade called the 'lifelines' of an economy?
A) Because they are beautiful | B) Because they help in movement of goods, services and people | C) Because they are very expensive | D) None of these -
What is the approximate total length of the road network in India?
A) 1 million km | B) 6.216 million km (approx.) | C) 0.5 million km | D) 10 million km -
Which four mega cities does the Golden Quadrilateral link?
A) Delhi-Mumbai-Chennai-Kolkata | B) Delhi-Jaipur-Agra-Kanpur | C) Mumbai-Pune-Nashik-Surat | D) None of these -
What is the main objective of the Pradhan Mantri Grameen Sadak Yojana?
A) Linking cities | B) Linking villages to the main road | C) Building airports | D) None of these -
When and where did the first train run in India?
A) 1853, Mumbai to Thane | B) 1900, Delhi to Agra | C) 1850, Kolkata to Howrah | D) 1947, Madras to Cochin -
How many major ports are there in India?
A) 5 | B) 12 | C) 25 | D) 50 -
Which was the first port developed after Independence?
A) Mumbai | B) Kandla (Deendayal Port) | C) Chennai | D) Visakhapatnam -
Which port is also called a 'tidal port'?
A) Kandla | B) Haldia | C) Kochi | D) Paradip -
When was the first airlines service started in India?
A) 1911 | B) 1953 (Nationalization) | C) 1990 | D) 1947 -
At what rank is the Indian postal network considered in the world?
A) Largest | B) Second | C) Tenth | D) None of these -
Which is the oldest artificial port of the country?
A) Mumbai | B) Chennai | C) Kolkata | D) Visakhapatnam -
When was the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) established?
A) 1950 | B) 1960 | C) 1975 | D) 1991 -
When was air transport nationalized in India?
A) 1947 | B) 1953 | C) 1960 | D) 2000 -
What service does Pawan Hans provide?
A) Bus service | B) Helicopter service (for difficult terrain) | C) Train | D) Ship -
Between which places is National Waterway No. 1 (NW-1)?
A) Sadiya to Dhubri | B) Allahabad to Haldia (Ganga river) | C) Kottapuram to Kollam | D) None of these -
The Haldia port was developed to relieve the pressure on which port?
A) Kandla | B) Kolkata | C) Mumbai | D) Chennai -
Which is the largest natural port of India?
A) Visakhapatnam | B) Mumbai | C) Paradip | D) Kandla -
Which means of communication is an example of personal communication?
A) Radio | B) Telephone/Mobile | C) Television | D) Newspaper -
Which newspaper in India is published in the largest number of languages?
A) English | B) Hindi | C) Marathi | D) Tamil -
What is the exchange of goods between two countries called?
A) Local trade | B) International Trade | C) Barter | D) None of these -
Why is road transport more convenient than rail transport?
A) It provides door-to-door service | B) Can be built on undulating topography | C) Cheaper for short distances | D) All of the above -
Which two cities are linked by the North-South Corridor?
A) Delhi and Mumbai | B) Srinagar and Kanyakumari | C) Amritsar and Kolkata | D) None of these -
What is a main problem before the railways?
A) Traveling without tickets | B) Theft and damaging railway property | C) Stopping train unnecessarily by pulling chain | D) All of the above -
What is the biggest advantage of pipeline transport?
A) It is cheap | B) Safe and continuous transport of gases and liquids is possible | C) It is beautiful | D) None of these -
What are Inland Waterways?
A) Path in the sea | B) Transport through rivers and canals | C) Air path | D) None of these -
What is the characteristic of Visakhapatnam port?
A) It is smallest | B) It is land-locked, deep and safe port | C) It is artificial | D) None of these -
What is the importance of Mass Communication?
A) It provides entertainment | B) It spreads awareness about national policies and programs | C) Both A and B | D) None of these -
What is meant by Balance of Trade?
A) Difference between value of exports and imports of a country | B) Counting money | C) Selling goods | D) None of these -
Why is tourism considered an industry?
A) It provides direct employment to millions | B) It earns foreign exchange | C) It promotes handicrafts | D) All of the above -
What is the main goal of the Digital India program?
A) Only selling computers | B) Preparing India for a knowledge-based transformation | C) Only giving internet | D) None of these -
On which coast of India is the Konkan Railway built?
A) East Coast | B) West Coast (Western Ghats) | C) South Coast | D) None of these -
What is the biggest drawback of air transport?
A) It is very fast | B) It is extremely expensive and out of reach for common man | C) It is unsafe | D) None of these -
What is the full form of STD?
A) State Telephone Department | B) Subscriber Trunk Dialing | C) Simple Tele-Device | D) None of these -
What is the difference between a harbor and a port?
A) Both are same | B) Harbors are natural, ports are man-made commercial centers | C) Ports are small | D) None of these -
Why is the importance of international airports increasing in India?
A) Due to increase in tourism and international trade | B) Only for wandering | C) For show | D) None of these -
What is meant by Road Density?
A) Width of roads | B) Length of road per 100 sq km area | C) Number of traffic | D) None of these -
When does a Favourable Balance of Trade occur?
A) When imports exceed exports | B) When value of exports exceeds value of imports | C) When both are equal | D) None of these -
Which is considered First Class Mail in India?
A) Newspaper | B) Cards and envelopes | C) Books | D) Parcel -
Which port is famous for iron ore exports?
A) Kandla | B) Marmagao | C) Haldia | D) Kolkata -
Into how many Zones is the railway divided in the country?
A) 5 | B) 16 (currently 18/19) | C) 10 | D) 12 -
Why is efficiency of means of transport an indicator of a country's development?
A) Because mobility of goods and services is mandatory for development | B) Because roads look good | C) Because vehicles are expensive | D) None of these -
Why is air transport more important in North-Eastern states of India?
A) Very rich people live there | B) Difficult terrain, big rivers and dense forests make road/rail construction hard | C) No buses there | D) None of these -
Which organization is implementing the Golden Quadrilateral project?
A) BRO | B) NHAI (National Highways Authority of India) | C) CPWD | D) State Government -
What is the distance between Broad Gauge tracks?
A) 0.762 meter | B) 1.676 meter | C) 1.000 meter | D) 0.610 meter -
Example of pipeline network in India is:
A) Hazira-Vijaipur-Jagdishpur (HVJ) | B) Assam to Kanpur | C) Gujarat to Jalandhar | D) All of the above -
Why is international trade called the 'economic barometer' of a country?
A) It measures temperature | B) It is an indicator of economic prosperity | C) It is only for rich | D) None of these -
What is the contribution of 'tourism' in earning foreign exchange?
A) Negligible | B) Extremely important (foreign tourists spend in India) | C) No contribution | D) None of these -
Why are Expressways being built in India?
A) To ensure high-speed transport without stoppage | B) For show | C) To park vehicles | D) None of these -
Why can't Chennai port be called an 'Inland Port'?
A) It is small | B) It is an open sea and artificial port | C) No water there | D) None of these -
What was the biggest engineering challenge of the Konkan Railway?
A) Heat | B) Hilly terrain of Western Ghats and many rivers/tunnels | C) Shortage of soil | D) None of these -
In which category do 'newsprint' and 'television' fall in India?
A) Personal communication | B) Mass Media | C) Private trade | D) None of these -
What impact does an Unfavourable Balance of Trade have on the country?
A) Country prospers | B) Foreign exchange reserves decrease and economic pressure increases | C) No impact | D) None of these -
Who maintains National Highways?
A) State government | B) CPWD | C) Municipal corporation | D) BRO -
What has Kandla port been renamed as?
A) Jawaharlal Nehru Port | B) Deendayal Port | C) Shivaji Port | D) Gandhi Port -
Where is the highest density of railway lines in India?
A) Himalayan region | B) Great Plains of North India | C) In desert | D) On mountains -
Pipeline transport has high initial cost, but what is its benefit afterwards?
A) Running cost is very low | B) It doesn't break | C) It isn't stolen | D) None of these -
By whom is radio broadcast done in India?
A) Prasar Bharati (Akashvani) | B) Google | C) Doordarshan | D) None of these -
With which country does India have the largest international trade?
A) Russia | B) USA and China | C) Nepal | D) Pakistan -
In what form do 'ports' act in coastal areas?
A) Only picnic spots | B) Gateways for international trade | C) Fish house | D) None of these -
On what does the selection of means of transport depend?
A) Nature of goods | B) Distance and cost | C) Available time | D) All of the above
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