Q 1.
Minerals
are mainly associated with ______________ and ______________rocks
of the peninsular India.
Q 2.
Metallic
minerals are further divided into ______________ and ______________metallic
minerals.
Q 3.
Copper
and bauxite are ______________minerals.
Q 4.
Coal
and Petroleum reserves are associated with ______________rocks.
Q 5.
Major
iron and steel industry are located in ____________________________belt
of India.
Q 6.
____________________________belt is rich in ferrous metals and
bauxite.
Q 7.
Lignite coal (Brown coal) deposits
associated with ______________,
Tamil
Nadu in India.
Q 8.
______________state has rich deposits of monazite
and thorium.
Q 9.
______________ is rich in building stones i.e.
sandstone, granite, marble.
Q 10.
______________and ______________
both states have rich sources of salt.
Q 11.
______________ continent has the largest reserve of iron ore.
Q 12.
Hematite and magnetite
are the types of ______________that has great demand in
international market due to its superior quality.
Q 13.
Sundergarh,
Mayurbhanj and Kendujhar iron ore fields are associated with ______________
state.
Q 14.
______________ state has some of the oldest iron
ore mines.
Q 15.
Dalli,
and Rajhara in Durg are the important mines of iron ore in the ______________.
Q 16.
Baba
Budan hills and Kudremukh are in ______________ state.
Q 17.
Manganese
is an important raw material for smelting of ______________and
also used for manufacturing ______________.
Q 18.
______________ is the leading producer of
Manganese and Bauxite.
Q 19.
The
manganese belt of ______________extends in a belt in
Balaghat-Chhindwara-Nimar-Mandla and Jhabua districts.
Q 20.
Bauxite
is the ore, which is used in manufacturing of ______________.
Q 21.
______________
is alloyable, malleable and ductile
indispensable metal in the electrical industry for making wires, electric
motors, transformers and generators.
Q 22.
The
______________deposits mainly occur in Singhbhum district in
Jharkhand, Balaghat district in Madhya Pradesh and Jhunjhunu and Alwar
districts in Rajasthan.
Q 23.
Mica,
limestone, dolomite and phosphate are ______________.
Q 24.
Major
______________ belts are located in Hazaribagh-Jharkhand; Nellore
district in Andhra Pradesh, Jaipur to Bhilwara - Udaipur belt in Rajasthan.
Q 25.
Coal,
petroleum and natural gas are known as ______________and ______________.
Q 26.
Coal
occurs in rock sequences mainly of two geological ages, namely ______________and
______________.
Q 27.
About
80 per cent of the coal deposits in India is of ______________type
and is of non-coking grade.
Q 28.
Raniganj
in ______________and Jharia in ______________ are
the two major coal fields in India.
Q 29.
Numerous
by-products are processed in petrochemical industries, such as fertiliser,
synthetic rubber; synthetic fibre, medicines, vaseline, lubricants, wax, soap
and cosmetics are associated with ______________.
Q 30.
______________ is referred to as liquid gold and
it’s found in ______________ rocks.
Q 31.
Oil
exploration and production was systematically taken up after the Oil and
Natural Gas Commission was set up in ______________.
Q 32.
The
Oldest Oilfield in Assam is ______________.
Q 33.
Ankaleshwar,
Kalol and Lunej are the major oilfields of ______________ state.
Q 34.
Mumbai
High which lies 160 km off Mumbai was discovered in ______________and
production commenced in ______________.
Q 35.
There
are two types of refineries in India: (a) ______________and
(b) ______________.
Q 36.
The
Largest Public Sector Refinery is ______________ in ______________.
Q 37.
Full
form of CNG is ____________________________and PNG is ____________________________.
Q 38.
In
Sonipat, The Yellow Pipelines is associated with CNG / PNG.
Q 39. India’s major gas reserves are found in the ______________.
Q 40. New oil and natural gas reserves are found in ______________ (______________).