The story of village Palampur

What is the source of capital for the large farmers?

• (a) Banks and own savings

• (b) Money lenders and relatives

• (c) Banks and money lenders

• (d) Poor farmers

What is done to surplus wheat in Palampur?

• (a) Destroyed

• (b) Sold in the market

• (c) Given in charity

• (d) Stocked by self

HYV seeds stands for

• (a) Heavy yielding variety seeds

• (b) High yielding variety seeds

• (c) Half yielding variety seeds

• (d) None of the above

Which of the following is a modern farming method?

• (a) Multiple cropping

• (b) Use of HYV seeds

• (c) Use of chemical fertilisers

• (d) Both (b) and (c)

Which of the following statements is not true about small-scale manufacturing in villages?

• (a) Farmers engage in it to supplement their income

• (b) Farmers take help of their family members

• (c) The production is done mostly at home

• (d) Farmers produce articles for their own use

Which is the most abundant factor of production in India?

• (a) Land

• (b) Capital

• (c) Labour

• (d) Tools and machines

‘Operation Flood’ is related to :

• (a) Control flood

• (b) Produce fish

• (c) Milk production

• (d) Grain production

Which Kharif crop is used for cattle feed?

• (a) Sugarcane

• (b) Potato

• (c) Jowar and bajra

• (d) Wheat

Which among the following states was first to try out the modern farming methods in India?

• (a) Haryana

• (b) Jharkhand

• (c) Bihar

• (d) Odisha

Where do most of the small farmers borrow money to arrange for the capital in Palampur?

• (a) Banks

• (b) Co-operative Societies

• (c) Village money lenders

• (d) Friends and relatives