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Solutions for Chapter 11: Conventional Sources of Energy

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EXERCISES [Pages 143 - 146]

Morning Star solutions for टोटल जियोग्राफी वॉल्यूम १ [इंग्रजी] इयत्ता १० आयसीएसई 11 Conventional Sources of Energy EXERCISES [Pages 143 - 146]

Choose the correct option:

I. 1.Page 143

Which types of resources of energy are coal, petroleum and natural gas?

  • conventional sources

  • non-renewable sources

  • non-conventional sources

  • Both conventional sources and non-renewable sources

I. 2.Page 143

______ coal has ______ per cent of carbon content and is the most preferred variety of coal.

  • Lignite, 40

  • Peat, 50

  • Anthracite, 90

  • Bituminous, 80

I. 3.Page 143

Bituminous coal is also known as ______.

  • coking coal

  • Peat

  • Steam oven

  • Gas stove

I. 4.Page 143

Assertion (A): Natural gas is an eco-friendly fuel.

Reason (R): It is lighter than air and tends to dissipate in case of leakage.

  • Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.

  • Both A and R are true but R does not explain A.

  • A is true but R is false.

  • A is false but R is true.

I. 5.Page 143

Anthracite is ideal for domestic use as it is ______.

  • smokeless

  • high calorific value

  • high carbon content

  • All of them

I. 6.Page 143

Name the brown low grade coal.

  • Peat

  • Lignite

  • Anthracite

  • Bituminous

I. 7.Page 143

______ is the oldest coalfield in India.

  • Raniganj

  • Jharia

  • Korba

  • Singrauli

I. 8.Page 143

Gondwana coal has variable quantities of ______.

  • Low moisture

  • Small sulphur

  • Small variable quantity of phosphorus

  • All of the above

I. 9.Page 144

Assertion (A): Hydel power is the cheapest form of renewable energy.

Reason (R): Once the project is operational it does not produce waste or green house gases.

  • Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.

  • Both A and R are true but R does not explain A.

  • A is true but R is false.

  • A is false but R is true.

I. 10.Page 144

The Neyveli Lignite coal field in ______ is the largest lignite deposit field in South India.

  • Andhra Pradesh

  • Telangana

  • Puducherry

  • Tamil Nadu

I. 11.Page 144

The liquid petroleum is called ______.

  • Crude oil

  • Liquid oil

  • Natural gas

  • Natural oil

I. 12.Page 144

Light distillates : gasoline : : middle distillates : ______.

  • diesel

  • Lubricating oils

  • naphtha

  • LPG

I. 13.Page 144

Petroleum is used ______.

  • as a fuel

  • as raw material

  • for power generation

  • All of the above

I. 14.Page 144

Name the main component of LPG.

  • Methane

  • Butane

  • Propane

  • Ethane

I. 15.Page 144

Countries are phasing out fossil-fuel based energy sources because ______.

  • they contribute to increase in green house gases.

  • they are non-renewable.

  • they are expensive.

  • All of the above.

I. 16.Page 144

You see this sticker on the front windshield of a car. What does it mean?

  • The car is a commercial vehicle.

  • The car uses Compressed Natural Gas as fuel.

  • The car is not fuel efficient.

  • The car uses Cooled Nitrogen Gas as fuel.

Answer the following questions:

II. 1. (a) (i)Page 144

What is meant by conventional sources of energy?

II. 1. (a) (ii)Page 144

Name any two conventional sources of energy.

II. 1. (b)Page 144

Name two main coal bearing areas in India.

II. 1. (c) (i)Page 144

Give geographical reasons for the following:

Anthracite is used for domestic purposes.

II. 1. (c) (ii)Page 144

Give geographical reasons for the following:

Oil refineries are located close to oil fields or near ports.

II. 1. (c) (iii)Page 144

Give geographical reasons for the following:

The location of coal fields is an important factor in industrial development.

II. 1. (d)Page 144

Name the varieties of coal found in India. Give a characteristic of each type of coal.

II. 2. (a)Page 144

How is Gondwana coalfield different from tertiary coalfield in terms of location and quality?

II. 2. (b) (i)Page 144

Name the coalfield that is the oldest in India.

II. 2. (b) (ii)Page 144

Name the coalfield that is the largest in India.

II. 2. (c) (i)Page 145

Why is petroleum often referred to as “liquid gold”?

II. 2. (c) (ii)Page 145

Give a geographical reason for the following:

Natural gas is a fossil fuel.

II. 2. (c) (iii)Page 145

Give a geographical reason for the following:

CNG is an eco-friendly fuel.

II. 2. (d) (i)Page 145

State two advantages of coal as a source of power.

II. 2. (d) (ii)Page 145

Where is the oldest oilfield located in India?

II. 3. (a) (i)Page 145

What is natural gas?

II. 3. (a) (ii)Page 145

Name two variants of natural gas.

II. 3. (b) (i)Page 145

Where is natural gas found in India?

II. 3. (b) (ii)Page 145

Name two coastal oil-refineries in India.

II. 3. (b) (iii)Page 145

Name two inland oil-refineries in India.

II. 3. (c) (i)Page 145

Why do the natural gas deposits mostly accompany oil deposits?

II. 3. (c) (ii)Page 145

What is added to domestic gas cylinders, which gives a foul smell? Why?

II. 3. (d) (i)Page 145

Mention the advantages of natural gas.

II. 3. (d) (ii)Page 145

Give one disadvantage of natural gas.

II. 4. (a) (i)Page 145

Name one important area that has large coal deposits in Jharkhand.

II. 4. (a) (ii)Page 145

Name one important area that has large coal deposits in West Bengal.

II. 4. (b)Page 145

State any one disadvantage of coal found in India.

II. 4. (c) (i)Page 145

Name two states that have deposits of the Gondwana coal.

II. 4. (c) (ii)Page 145

Name two industries that use large quantity of coal.

II. 4. (d) (i)Page 145

Which state is the largest producer of mineral oil?

II. 4. (d) (ii)Page 145

Mention any two advantages of hydel power.

II. 5. (a)Page 145

Why does India have to import oil?

II. 5. (b) (i)Page 145

Name one refinery which belongs to the private sector.

II. 5. (b) (ii)Page 145

Name one refinery which belongs in the public sector.

II. 5. (c)Page 145

Name the two coastal oil-refineries, one on the west coast of India and the other on the east coast of India. Name one inland oil refinery. List the sources of crude oil for these refineries.                                                    

II. 5. (d) (i)Page 145

Where are the deposits of petroleum normally located?

II. 5. (d) (ii)Page 145

Give two uses of petroleum besides being used as a fuel.

II. 6. (a)Page 145

Name four products that are obtained during the refining process of petroleum.

II. 6. (b)Page 145

State any two advantages of using petroleum as a source of power.

II. 6. (c)Page 145

State any three disadvantages of using petroleum.

II. 6. (d)Page 153

State any three disadvantages of hydel power.

II. 7. (a) (i)Page 145

Where is Mumbai High?

II. 7. (a) (ii)Page 145

What is Sagar Samrat?

II. 7. (b)Page 145

Why is coal often used near the source of its mining whereas mineral oil is transported to great distances?

II. 7. (c)Page 145

Name the region in which India’s main coalfields are located. What is the quality of coal found here? What are its uses?

II. 7. (d)Page 145

State three advantage of dams.

II. 8. (a)Page 146

Name the power generated in the picture. Briefly explain the process involved in power generation in this case.

II. 8. (b) (i)Page 146

With reference to the Bhakra Nangal Project, answer the following:

Name the river on which it has been constructed.

II. 8. (b) (ii)Page 146

With reference to the Bhakra Nangal Project, answer the following:

Name two states that benefit from this project.

II. 8. (c) (i)Page 146

On which river is Hirakud Dam located?

II. 8. (c) (ii)Page 146

Give any two uses of Hirakud dam.

II. 8. (d)Page 146

State three disadvantages of building a big dam.

Map Work

III.Page 145

On the outline map of India mark and name two centres where each of these minerals are found:

  1. Coal
  2. Petroleum
  3. Natural Gas
  4. Hydel Power

Thinking Skills

IV. 1.Page 146

Suppose you are involved in the printing industry. Which conventional source of energy would you be using and for what? How is this resource affecting the lives of people in India?

IV. 2.Page 146

Name one fuel which has been developed as an alternative to petrol and diesel for use in vehicles. Name the fossil fuel from which it is derived and is preferred than the conventional source of energy from which it is derived?

IV. 3.Page 146

Imagine that you live in an area where a dam is being constructed. What advantages and disadvantages do you foresee once this hydro-project is completed?

IV. 4.Page 146

Study the graphs given below showing primary source of energy for lighting in both rural and urban areas. What do you infer?

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