Paddy crops. In between the rabi and the kharif seasons, there is a short season during the summer months known as the A. Autumn season B. Spring season C. Monsoon season D. Zaid season Answer D. Zaid season. W atermelon, muskmelon, cucumber, vegetables and fodder crops are produced during A. Kharif season B. Zaid season C. Rabi season D. Summer season Answer B.
There are how many cropping seasons in India A. What takes almost a year to grow? Sugarcane B. Bajra C. Tea D. Cucumber Answer A. It is a kharif crop which requires high temperature, above 25 degree Celsius and high humidity with annual rainfall above cm. Identify the crop.
Murad D. Rice Answer D. This is the second most important cereal crop. Rice B. Wheat C. Gram D. Bajra Answer B. Jowar, bajra and ragi are A. Millets B. Oil seeds D. Which of following is very rich in iron, calcium, other micro nutrients and roughage? Sugarcane D. Ragi Answer D.
Bajra grows well on A. Sandy soils B. Shallow black soil C. Alluvial soil D. Which is a crop used both as food and fodder? Husk B. Sugarcane C. Wheat D. Maize Answer D. Maize is a kharif crop, grows well in old alluvial soil and requires temperature between A. China B.
USA C. India D. Pakistan Answer C. Tur is also known as A. Arhar B. Moong C. Urad D. Masur Answer A. India is the second largest producer of which crop only after Brazil? Maize B. Molasses D. Khandsari Answer B. Molasses B. Oil seeds C. Mulberry D. Oil seeds. Castor seed is grown A. As rabi crop B. As kharif crop C. Both as rabi and kharif crop D. None of these Answer C. Both as rabi and kharif crop.
Tea is a type of A. Plantation agriculture B. Beverage crop C. Both A and B D. Tropical B. Sub - tropical C. None Answer C. Gujarat was the largest producer of which crop followed by Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu.
Sesamum B. Castor seed C. Linseed D. Groundnut Answer D. Which of the following is one of the major tea production region A. Kerala B. Tamil Nadu C. Jalpaiguri districts, West Bengal D. Yemen B. Europe C. Egypt D. Mexico Answer A. Tea C. Rubber D. Jute Answer C. Silk worms fed on the leaves of which tree? Neem B. Mulberry C. Hemp D. None of these Answer B. Rearing of silk worms for the production of silk fibre is known as A. Horticulture B.
Agriculture C. Apiculture D. Sericulture Answer D. It requires high temperature, light rainfall or irrigation, frost-free days and bright sun-shine for its growth.
It is a kharif crop and requires 6 to 8 months to mature. Identify it. Jute B. Hemp C. Silk D. Cotton Answer D. It is known as the golden fibre. Cotton B. Jute C. Silk Answer B. Which of the following is Non-Food Crops? Bajra B. Sesamum C. Jute D. Castor seed Answer C. KCC stands for A. Kissan Car Credit B. Kissan Credit Card C.
Kolar Credit Card D. Kissan Credit Card. PAIS stands for A. Personal Accident Insurance Scheme B. Person Accident Insurance Scheme C. People Accident Insurance Scheme D. Personal Accident Insurance Scheme.
Green Revolution B. Operation Flood C. Operation milk D. Operation Flood. Rabi B. Kharif C. Zaid D. None of the above Answer C. Bhoodan-Gramdan movement initiated by A. Mahatma Gandhi B. Jawaharlal Nehru C. Vinoba Bhave D. Bal Gangadhar Tilak Answer C. Vinoba Bhave. Bhoodan-Gramdan movement is also known as A. Blood-less Revolution B. Land reforms C. None of these Answer A. Blood-less Revolution. Which is the staple food crop of our country?
Rice D. KCC B. PAIS C. Specialised cultivation of fruits and vegetables is called A. Agriculture B. Horticulture C. Sericulture D. Pisciculture Answer B. Cereals, low-value B. Observe a strict 30 minute time limit. Now that you have this essay, what do you do with it? If you have a friend or mentor who is a gifted writer, ask them to read the essay for you and critique it.
If they are willing, you can show them the assessment criteria in the Official Guide, and ask them to follow it. If you can afford it, hire a writing coach or writing tutor: show that tutor the assessment criteria in the OG, and have them give you feedback.
Notice whatever route worked for you with this essay; you can repeat that with all the essays you write in the practice tests you take as part of this plan. Follow strict time limits, to give you sense of the pace you need to keep on the GRE. Set a timer for the time limits. Here are the time limits to observe:. After you are done, check all your answers. For any question you got right, skim the explanation to verify that you got it right for the right reason. If you are doing MUCH better than expected on either Math or Verbal, this might be a good time to consider whether you should switch to another version of the 3-month plan see explanations of them at the top.
Read your chosen reading material one chapter, or a few articles. Make sure you have four hours of uninterrupted time set aside, and make sure you have writing implements and plenty of scratch paper. As much as possible, try to mimic the GRE conditions. Give yourself relatively short breaks in between sections. Only eat the kinds of snacks that you are planning to bring to the real GRE.
Note how your sleep the night before affects your work. Note how what you had for dinner the previous night and what you had to eat earlier that day affects your energy level and concentration. Write any observations in your journal. At this point, if you have been following the schedule, you should have done every question in Magoosh at least once. For whatever days remain before the test, keep up work on GRE math and verbal.
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