Class XII (India: People & Economy)

Which of following basic differences between rural and urban settlements is not correct
Options:
1. The urban settlements are specialising in secondary and tertiary activities while rural in primary activities
2. Cities provide goods and services to the rural settlements and got food and raw materials in return
3. Social relations in rural areas are intimate while formal in urban areas
4. Urban people are less mobile than the rural people
Option: D
Which of the following factors and conditions is/are responsible for having different types of rural settlements in India
Options:
1. Availability of water
2. Social structure
3. Social structure
4. All of the above
Option: D
A compact or closely built-up area of houses is known as
Options:
1. Hamlet
2. Dispersed settlement
3. Fragmented settlement
4. Clustered settlement
Option: D
Clustered settlement is also known as
Options:
1. Agglomerated settlement
2. Nucleated settlement
3. Both A and B
4. Neither A and B
Option: C
Clustered settlements are generally found in
Options:
1. Alluvial plains
2. Mountains
3. Plateaus
4. Islands
Option: A
The segregation or fragmentation of a large compact village results into
Options:
1. Dispersed settlement
2. Semi-Clustered Settlements
3. Hamlet
4. Clustered settlement
Option: B
Semi-Clustered Settlements are found in
Options:
1. Gujarat plain
2. Himachal Pradesh
3. UP
4. Bihar
Option: A
Hamleted Settlements are locally called
Options:
1. Panna and para
2. Palli and nagla
3. Dhani
4. All of these
Option: D
Which of the following towns is an example of ancient town
Options:
1. Patna
2. Jaipur
3. Delhi
4. Surat
Option: A
Which of the following towns is Not an example of ancient town
Options:
1. Madurai
2. Prayag
3. Varanasi
4. Mumbai
Option: D
Which type of towns developed as headquarters of principalities and kingdoms
Options:
1. Ancient Towns
2. Medieval Towns
3. Modern Towns
4. None of these
Option: B
Delhi, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Lucknow, Agra and Nagpur represent
Options:
1. Ancient Towns
2. Medieval Towns
3. Modern Towns
4. None of these
Option: B
Town that developed around metropolitan cities is known as
Options:
1. Small town
2. Garrison towns
3. Satellite towns
4. Smart towns
Option: C
Chandigarh, Bhubaneswar, Gandhinagar and Dispur are an example of
Options:
1. Ancient Towns
2. Medieval Towns
3. Smart towns
4. Smart towns
Option: C
Ghaziabad, Rohtak are Gurugram are an example of
Options:
1. Satellite towns
2. Ancient Towns
3. Medieval Towns
4. Smart towns
Option: A
The level of urbanisation in India in 2011 was
Options:
1. 28 per cent
2. 31.16 per cent
3. 37 per cent
4. 70 per cent
Option: B
Census of India classifies urban centres into how many of classes
Options:
1. Five
2. Six
3. Four
4. Seven
Option: B
Cities having population size between one to five million are called
Options:
1. Smart cities
2. Mega cities
3. Metropolitan cities
4. City
Option: C
Cities having population size between ten lakhs to 50 lakhs are called
Options:
1. Smart cities
2. Mega cities
3. Metropolitan cities
4. City
Option: C
Cities having population more than five million are called as
Options:
1. Mega cities
2. Metropolitan cities
3. Smart cities
4. City
Option: A

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Class XII (India: People & Economy)

Which of following basic differences between rural and urban settlements is not correct

Options:

Which of the following factors and conditions is/are responsible for having different types of rural settlements in India

Options:

A compact or closely built-up area of houses is known as

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Clustered settlement is also known as

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Clustered settlements are generally found in

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The segregation or fragmentation of a large compact village results into

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Semi-Clustered Settlements are found in

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Hamleted Settlements are locally called

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Which of the following towns is an example of ancient town

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Which of the following towns is Not an example of ancient town

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Which type of towns developed as headquarters of principalities and kingdoms

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Delhi, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Lucknow, Agra and Nagpur represent

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Town that developed around metropolitan cities is known as

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Chandigarh, Bhubaneswar, Gandhinagar and Dispur are an example of

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Ghaziabad, Rohtak are Gurugram are an example of

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The level of urbanisation in India in 2011 was

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Census of India classifies urban centres into how many of classes

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Cities having population size between one to five million are called

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Cities having population size between ten lakhs to 50 lakhs are called

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Cities having population more than five million are called as

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