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Austine Vas, Hemant M. Pednekar, Vidhya Malar solutions for Geography Our Earth [English] Class 10 ICSE chapter 9 - Mineral and Energy Resources - Part II [null edition]

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Chapters

UNIT 1: MAP WORK

    1: Interpretation of Topographical Maps

    2: Map of India

UNIT 2: GEOGRAPHY OF INDIA

   Chapter 3: Location, Extent and Physical Features of India

    4: Climate of India

    5: Soils in India

    6: Natural Vegetation of India

    7: Water Resources

    8: Minerals and Energy Resources in India - Part I

▶ 9: Mineral and Energy Resources - Part II

    10: Agriculture in India - Part 1

    11: Agriculture in India Part II - Food Crops

    12: Agriculture in India Part III - Cash Crops

    13: Industries in India Part I - Agro Based Industries

    14: Industries in India Part II - Mineral-Based Industries

    15: Transport in India

   Chapter 16: Waste Management Part I - Impact of Waste Accumulation

   Chapter 17: Waste Management Part II - Need for Waste Management and Methods of Safe Disposal

   Chapter 18: Waste Management Part III - Need and Methods for Reducing, Reusing and Recycling Waste

Austine Vas, Hemant M. Pednekar, Vidhya Malar solutions for Geography Our Earth [English] Class 10 ICSE chapter 9 - Mineral and Energy Resources - Part II - Shaalaa.com
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Solutions for Chapter 9: Mineral and Energy Resources - Part II

Below listed, you can find solutions for Chapter 9 of CISCE Austine Vas, Hemant M. Pednekar, Vidhya Malar for Geography Our Earth [English] Class 10 ICSE.


ExercisesICSE Board Examination Questions
Exercises [Pages 205 - 207]

Austine Vas, Hemant M. Pednekar, Vidhya Malar solutions for Geography Our Earth [English] Class 10 ICSE 9 Mineral and Energy Resources - Part II Exercises [Pages 205 - 207]

Choose the appropriate answer from the option given below.

I. 1.Page 205

______ is known as ‘the storehouse of India’s coal’.

  • Raniganj

  • Jharia

  • Mumbai High

  • Singhbhum

I. 2.Page 205

Kaiga Nuclear power plant is situated in ______.

  • Uttar Pradesh

  • Maharashtra

  • Karnataka

  • Tamil Nadu

I. 3.Page 205

______ is the largest coal producing state in India.

  • Jharkhand

  • Odisha

  • Andhra Pradesh

  • Tamil Nadu

I. 4.Page 205

______ is the best quality coal.

  • Magnetite

  • Anthracite

  • Bituminous

  • Peat

I. 5.Page 205

Photovoltaic technology is used in the generation of ______ energy.

  • wind

  • nuclear

  • solar

  • biogas

I. 6.Page 205

______ is the non-conventional source of electricity that can be produced day and night.

  • Biogas energy

  • Nuclear energy

  • Wind energy

  • All three

I. 7.Page 205

Anthracite is ideal for domestic use as:

  • It has high calorific value

  • It has more carbon content

  • It does not produce smoke nor ash

  • All the above

I. 8.Page 205

______ is the oldest coalfield in India.

  • Raniganj

  • Jharia

  • Mumbai High

  • Singhbhum

I. 9.Page 205

The Neyveli Lignite coalfield is in ______.

  • Rajasthan

  • Karnataka

  • Maharashtra

  • Tamil Nadu

I. 10.Page 205

The main component of natural gas is ________.

  • methane

  • ethane

  • propane

  • butane

I. 11.Page 205

The largest public sector oil refinery is in ______.

  • Jamnagar

  • Mathura

  • Digboi

  • Barauni

I. 12.Page 205

Bhakra dam is located on ______ river.

  • Chenab

  • Ravi

  • Beas

  • Sutluj

Read the two statements given below and select the option that shows the correct relationship between (A) and (B).

II. 1.Page 205
  1. Liquid petroleum in its original state is called crude oil.
  2. It cannot be used in its original state; it has to be refined in a refinery.
  • (B) contradicts (А).

  • (B) is the reason for (A).

  • (A) is true but (B) is false.

  • (A) and (B) are independent of each other.

II. 2.Page 206
  1. Petroleum is also known as ‘fossil fuel’.
  2. It is produced from the transformation of fossil under heat and pressure.
  • (B) contradicts (A).

  • (B) is the reason for (A).

  • (A) is true but (B) is false.

  • (A) and (B) are independent of each other.

II. 3.Page 206
  1. Geothermal energy is energy generated using steam.
  2. This steam is obtained when solar energy heats up water in lakes and rivers.
  • (B) contradicts (A).

  • (B) is the reason for (A).

  • (A) is true but (B) is false.

  • (A) and (B) are independent of each other.

In the following question, a statement of Assertion (A) is followed by a statement of Reason (R). Choose the correct answer out of the following choices.

III.Page 206

Assertion (A): Most of the nuclear power plants are constructed near sources of water.

Reason (R): This is done so that the waste generated in nuclear power plants can be thrown in the water bodies without incurring much cost.

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

  • Both (A) and (R) are true but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A).

  • (A) is true but (R) is false.

  • (A) is false but (R) is true.

Answer the following questions in short. (one mark each)

IV. 1.Page 206

Which type of rocks are associated with coal?

IV. 2.Page 206

What are ‘seams’?

IV. 3.Page 206

Give one reason why petroleum is called ‘black liquid gold’ or ‘liquid gold’.

IV. 4.Page 206

Which is the oldest coal mine of India?

IV. 5.Page 206

What is petroleum?

IV. 6.Page 206

Why are coal and petroleum called fossil fuels?

IV. 7.Page 206

Name the largest nuclear power plant in India.

IV. 8.Page 206

Name two oilfields off the coast of Maharashtra.

IV. 9.Page 206

Which is the most efficient and cost-effective way of transporting petroleum?

IV. 10.Page 206

What is hydroelectricity?

Answer the following questions. (two marks each)

V. 1. (i)Page 206

Give two examples of conventional sources of energy.

V. 1. (ii)Page 206

Give two examples of non-conventional sources of energy.

V. 2.Page 206

On the basis of its carbon content, what are the four broad classifications of coal?

V. 3.Page 206

Which is the ideal coal to be used for domestic use? Why?

V. 4.Page 206

Name the least quality coal found in India. Mention two states where it is found.

V. 5. (i)Page 206

Which district of Tamil Nadu is famous for lignite coal deposits?

V. 5. (ii)Page 206

Which district of Rajasthan is famous for lignite coal deposits?

V. 6.Page 206

Name the largest oil field in India. What is the name of the oil rig present here?

V. 7.Page 206

Name four important products obtained while refining crude oil.

V. 8.Page 206

What are the two main disadvantages of petroleum as a source of energy?

V. 9. (i)Page 207

Which was the first Indian state to produce petroleum?

V. 9. (ii)Page 207

Where was India’s first oil well drilled?

V. 10.Page 207

Name any two off-shore oil fields of India.

V. 11.Page 207

Which is the most important oil reserve of India in terms of output? Where is it located?

V. 12.Page 207

Most of the oil refineries in India are located close to oilfields or ports. Why?

V. 13.Page 207

Name the two forms in which natural gas is put to use.

V. 14.Page 207

Name the two beneficiary states of Hirakud project.

V. 15.Page 207

Name the various sources of non-conventional energy.

Answer in detail. (Three marks each)

VI. 1.Page 207

Give two advantages that non-conventional energy sources have over conventional energy sources.

VI. 2.Page 207

What are the uses of coal?

VI. 3.Page 207

Which coal is known as ‘coking coal’? Why? What are the other common uses of this coal?

VI. 4. (i)Page 207

Name the two industries that use a large quantity of coal.

VI. 4. (ii)Page 207

Which state is the largest producer of coal in India?

VI. 5.Page 207

Give a geographic reason for the following:

Coal is called a versatile mineral.

VI. 6.Page 207

What are the three important uses of petroleum products?

VI. 7.Page 207

What are the advantages of using natural gas as a source of energy?

VI. 8.Page 207

What are the three disadvantages of using natural gas as a source of energy?

VI. 9. (i)Page 207

What is ‘GAIL’?

VI. 9. (ii)Page 207

What are the main functions of ‘GAIL’?

VI. 10. (i)Page 207

What is ONGC?

VI. 10. (ii)Page 207

What are the main functions of ONGC?

VI. 11.Page 207

What are the three advantages of harnessing hydro electricity?

VI. 12.Page 207

What are the three disadvantages of developing large hydro electric power plant?

VI. 13.Page 207

State any three advantages of using solar energy.

VI. 14.Page 207

What are the benefits of developing wind power as a source of energy?

VI. 15.Page 207

What are the advantages of harnessing tidal energy?

VI. 16.Page 207

Name any three places where geothermal energy is being harnessed in India.

VI. 17.Page 207

What are the advantages of developing geothermal energy?

VI. 18.Page 207

What are the advantages of developing nuclear power over other sources of non-conventional sources of energy?

VI. 19.Page 207

List the advantages of biogas plants in rural areas.

VI. 20. (a)Page 207

Name the following:

The largest public sector oil refinery

VI. 20. (b)Page 207

Name the following:

An oil refinery in Bihar.

VI. 20. (c)Page 207

Name the following:

The first nuclear power plant in India

Distinguish between the following. (maximum three differences only)

VII. 1.Page 207

Distinguish between the following.

Anthracite coal and Lignite coal.

VII. 2.Page 207

Distinguish between the following.

Bituminous coal and Peat coal.

VII. 3.Page 207

Distinguish between the following.

Gondwana coalfield and Tertiary coalfield.

VII. 4.Page 207

Distinguish between the following:

Coal and Natural gas as sources of energy.

VII. 5.Page 207

Explain the difference between conventional and non-conventional sources of energy.

ICSE Board Examination Questions [Pages 208 - 209]

Austine Vas, Hemant M. Pednekar, Vidhya Malar solutions for Geography Our Earth [English] Class 10 ICSE 9 Mineral and Energy Resources - Part II ICSE Board Examination Questions [Pages 208 - 209]

MCQ

1. 1.Page 208

Copper is alloyed with Zinc to form:

  • Stainless steel

  • Brass

  • Bronze

  • Aluminium

1. 2.Page 208

Hirakud dam is based on which of the following rivers?

  • River Godavari

  • River Mahanadi

  • River Krishna

  • River Narmada

1. (i) (a)Page 208

Name the state of India that leads in the production of Manganese.

1. (i) (b)Page 208

What is the importance of Manganese for the Iron and Steel industry?

1. (ii)Page 208

Why is conventional source of energy not considered an eco-friendly source of energy?

1. (iii) (a)Page 208

How is Bhakra Nangal dam beneficial for Punjab?

1. (iii) (b)Page 208

Name two states where coal is mined in abundance.

1. (iii) (c)Page 208

Mention one advantage of using wind energy.

1. (iv) (a)Page 208

Name the following:

A mineral used to generate nuclear energy.

1. (iv) (b)Page 208

Name the following:

The non-conventional energy source that has the most widespread potential usage in India.

1. (iv) (c)Page 208

Name one offshore oil field of India

MCQ

2.. 1.Page 209

Bauxite is the ore of ______.

  • Aluminium

  • Copper

  • Manganese

  • Iron

2. 2.Page 209

Identify the source of energy that leads to pollution:

  • Tidal energy

  • Wind energy

  • Natural gas

  • Geo-thermal energy

2. (i) (a)Page 209

Name any three varieties of coal produced in India.

2. (i) (b)Page 209

Name the variety of coal widely used in Iron and Steel Industries of India.

2. (ii) (a)Page 209

Name the state that is the largest producer of iron ore in India.

2. (ii) (b)Page 209

Name any one mining area of Iron ore from the odisha state.

2. (iii) (a)Page 209

Mention two ways in which Hirakud dam has helped the people of Odisha?

2. (iii) (b)Page 209

Across which river is the Hirakud dam built?

2. (iv) (a)Page 209

Give reason for the following:

Geothermal energy is not popular in India.

2. (iv) (b)Page 209

Give reason for the following:

Solar energy is gaining popularity.

2. (iv) (c)Page 209

Give reason for the following:

Petroleum is considered a harmful source of energy.

Solutions for 9: Mineral and Energy Resources - Part II

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