Q81. Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using cotton as a clothing material?
a) Breathable
b) Durable
c) Non-biodegradable
d) Comfortable
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Correct Answer: c) non-biodegradable
Explanation: Cotton is a biodegradable material, making it an eco-friendly choice for clothing. Other advantages of using cotton as a clothing material include its breathability, durability, and comfort.
Q82. What are the four components of Prime Minister Modi’s Tricolour Revolution?
a) Green, White, Blue, and Saffron
b) Red, Yellow, Blue, and Green
c) Orange, White, Green, and Blue
d) Yellow, White, Blue, and Green
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Correct Answer: a) Green, White, Blue, and Saffron
Explanation: Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for a four-coloured revolution in India, signifying the colours of the Indian tricolour. The four components are Green Revolution (agriculture), White Revolution (cattle welfare and milk production), Blue Revolution (fishermen’s welfare and clean water), and Saffron Revolution (solar energy) .
Q83. What does the Green Revolution component of the Tricolour Revolution focus on?
a) Solar energy
b) Agriculture
c) Cattle welfare
d) Fishermen’s welfare
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Correct Answer: b) Agriculture
Explanation: The Green Revolution component of the Tricolour Revolution focuses on agriculture, aiming to improve agricultural productivity and promote the growth of protein-rich pulses.
Q84. What is the primary focus of the White Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution?
a) Solar energy
b) Clean water
c) Cattle welfare and milk production
d) Fishermen’s welfare
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Correct Answer: c) Cattle welfare and milk production
Explanation: The White Revolution component of the Tricolour Revolution focuses on cattle welfare and milk production, aiming to improve animal husbandry and increase milk production in India.
Q85. Which component of the Tricolour Revolution is related to solar energy?
a) Green Revolution
b) White Revolution
c) Blue Revolution
d) Saffron Revolution
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Correct Answer: d) Saffron Revolution
Explanation: The Saffron Revolution component of the Tricolour Revolution is related to solar energy, promoting the use of environmentally friendly solar energy in India.
Q86. What is the main objective of the Blue Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution?
a) Agriculture
b) Cattle welfare
c) Fishermen’s welfare and clean water
d) Solar energy
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Correct Answer: c) Fishermen’s welfare and clean water
Explanation: The Blue Revolution component of the Tricolour Revolution focuses on fishermen’s welfare and clean water, aiming to improve the welfare of fishermen and ensure clean water resources in India.
Q87. Which of the following is not a part of the Tricolour Revolution?
a) Green Revolution
b) White Revolution
c) Blue Revolution
d) Purple Revolution
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Correct Answer: d) Purple Revolution
Explanation: The Tricolour Revolution consists of four components: Green Revolution (agriculture), White Revolution (cattle welfare and milk production), Blue Revolution (fishermen’s welfare and clean water), and Saffron Revolution (solar energy). The Purple Revolution is not a part of the Tricolour Revolution.
Q88. What is the main aim of the Saffron Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution?
a) To promote solar energy
b) To increase milk production
c) To improve agricultural productivity
d) To ensure clean water resources
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Correct Answer: a) To promote solar energy
Explanation: The main aim of the Saffron Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution is to promote the use of environmentally friendly solar energy in India, reducing the country’s dependence on fossil fuels and promoting sustainable development.
Q89. Which of the following is a primary focus of the Green Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution?
a) Increasing milk production
b) Promoting solar energy
c) Improving agricultural productivity
d) Ensuring clean water resources
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Correct Answer: c) Improving agricultural productivity
Explanation: The primary focus of the Green Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution is to improve agricultural productivity, promoting the growth of protein-rich pulses and ensuring food security for the growing population of India.
Q90. What is the main goal of the White Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution?
a) To improve the welfare of fishermen
b) To promote the use of solar energy
c) To increase milk production and improve cattle welfare
d) To ensure clean water resources
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Correct Answer: c) To increase milk production and improve cattle welfare
Explanation: The main goal of the White Revolution in the Tricolour Revolution is to increase milk production and improve cattle welfare, focusing on animal husbandry and promoting the growth of the dairy industry in India.