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EXERCISESMAP WORKExamination Corner
EXERCISES [Page 365]

D. R. Khullar solutions for Geography [English] Class 12 ISC 16 Mineral and Power Resources EXERCISES [Page 365]

SHORT-ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS

I. 1. (a)Page 365

What do you know about Mumbai High?

I. 1. (b)Page 365

What is Sagar Samrat?

I. 2.Page 365

Mention the advantages of hydro-electric power over thermal power.

I. 3. (a)Page 365

What is lignite?

I. 3. (b)Page 365

Name at least two areas where lignite is found in India.

I. 4.Page 365

Name four river valleys known for occurrence of the Gondwana coal.

I. 5.Page 365

What are non-conventional sources of energy?

LONG-ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS

II. 1.Page 365

Describe the distribution of iron-ore in India.

II. 2. (a)Page 365

Describe the uses of manganese ore in India.

II. 2. (b)Page 365

Describe the distribution of manganese ore in India.

II. 3.Page 365

Write a geographical account of the major coal fields of India.

II. 4.Page 365

“Petroleum is unevenly distributed in India.” Elaborate the statement with examples.

II. 5.Page 365

Give a brief description of the distribution of hydro-electric plants in India.

II. 6. (i)Page 365

Write a short note on nuclear power.

II. 6. (ii)Page 365

Write a short note on non-conventional sources of energy.

MAP WORK [Pages 365 - 366]

D. R. Khullar solutions for Geography [English] Class 12 ISC 16 Mineral and Power Resources MAP WORK [Pages 365 - 366]

1.Page 365

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

Following iron-ore fields in India:

  1. Singhbhum, Hazaribagh, Ranchi and Palamu in Jharkhand.
  2. Raigarh, Durg and Bailadilla in Chhattisgarh.
  3. Mayurbhanj and Keonjhar in Odisha.
  4. An important iron-ore field in Bastar.
  5. Kundremukh in Karnataka.
2.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

One important manganese producing area in Jharkhand.

3.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

One mica producing area each in Jharkhand and Andhra Pradesh.

4.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

A coalfield shared both by West Bengal and Jharkhand.

5.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

Most important lignite producing area in India.

6.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

Jharia and Talcher coalfields.

7.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

The most productive oilfield of India.

8.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

The oldest oilfield of India.

9.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

A hydro-electric centre of Himachal Pradesh.

10.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

A hydro-electric centre located in Manipur.

11.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

Uri, Dul-Hasti and Salal hydro-electric centres of J&K.

12.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

The first nuclear power station set in India.

13.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

Nuclear Power Station of Gujarat.

14.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

Nuclear Power Station of Uttar Pradesh.

15.Page 366

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

Nuclear Power Station of Rajasthan.

Examination Corner [Pages 366 - 369]

D. R. Khullar solutions for Geography [English] Class 12 ISC 16 Mineral and Power Resources Examination Corner [Pages 366 - 369]

(Questions From Previous ISC Papers)

SHORT-ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS

I. 1. aPage 366

Name the three types of iron-ore?

I. 1. bPage 366

Mention the best variety of iron-ore in which ore content is maximum.

I. 2. (i)Page 366

What is bauxite?

I. 2. (ii)Page 366

State two important uses of following metal:

Uses of aluminium

I. 3. aPage 366

Name the following:

Main ore of aluminium.

I. 3. bPage 366

State two important uses of following metal:

Uses of aluminium

I. 4. bPage 366

Mention the industrial uses of aluminium.

I. 5. aPage 366

What grade of iron is mostly mined in India?

I. 5. bPage 366

Name the two largest producing states of Iron-ore.

I. 6.Page 366

State any two ways by which renewable sources of energy are better than non-renewable sources.

I. 7. aPage 366

Name two types of mica found in India.

I. 7. bPage 366

State the two major industrial uses of mica.

I. 8. aPage 367

Name the mineral known as ‘black gold’.

I. 8. bPage 367

Name the mineral known as ‘liquid gold’.

I. 8. cPage 367

Name a major producing area for ‘black gold’ in India.

I. 8. dPage 367

Name a major producing area for ‘liquid gold’ in India.

I. 9. aPage 367

State any two uses of manganese.

I. 9. bPage 367

Name two countries to which India exports manganese.

I. 10.Page 367

Mention any two problems faced by coal industry in India.

I. 11. aPage 367

What is thermal power?

I. 11. bPage 367

Mention two drawbacks of thermal power.

I. 12.Page 367

Give two reasons to explain why the use of renewable power resources is on the rise.

I. 13.Page 367

India is richly endowed with a variety of minerals. State two reasons in support of this statement.

I. 14.Page 367

Mention two ways in which hydroelectric power is better than nuclear power.

I. 15. (a)Page 367

Name one mining centre for the following:

Mica in Andhra Pradesh

I. 15. (b)Page 367

Name one mining centre of the following:

Iron ore in Odisha

LONG-ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS

II. 1. (a)Page 367

Name two minerals used for the generation of nuclear energy.

II. 1. (a) (ii) aPage 367

State the disadvantages of nuclear energy.

II. 1. (a) (ii) bPage 367

What are the main limitations in the use of nuclear power in developing countries?

II. 1. (b) (i)Page 367

Mention four advantages of hydro-electric power (HEP) over mineral oil as an energy resource.

II. 1. (b) (ii)Page 367

State with reasons, the conditions necessary for the successful development of hydro-electric power.

II. 2. (a) (i)Page 367

Mention the three types of iron ores.

II. 2. (a) (ii)Page 367

Name the four leading states in India which produce iron ore.

II. 2. (b)Page 367

State any two uses of manganese.

II. 2. (c)Page 367

Name any two river valleys responsible for the bulk production of coal in India.

II. 2. (d) (i)Page 367

Name the mineral associated with the following location:

Neyveli

II. 2. (d) (ii)Page 367

Name the mineral associated with the following location:

Bailadila

II. 2. (d) (iii)Page 367

Name the mineral associated with the following location:

Jharia

II. 2. (d) (iv)Page 367

Name the mineral associated with the following location:

Mumbai High

II. 2. (e)Page 367

Name the mineral for which India is the world’s largest producer. Which is the most important region in the country producing this mineral.

II. 3. (a) (i)Page 367

Name two ports on the western coast that export iron-ore.

II. 3. (a) (ii)Page 367

Why is iron-ore considered to be the most important mineral of modern times?

II. 3. (b) (i)Page 367

With reference to bauxite production in India, answer the following question:

Name two industries that use bauxite.

II. 3. (b) (ii)Page 367

With reference to bauxite production in India, answer the following question:

Name the two main bauxite producing states.

II. 4.Page 367

Why is micro used in the electrical and electric industry?

II. 5. (a)Page 367

What is the chief use of mica?

II. 5. (b) (i)Page 367

Mention three major forms of non-conventional energy being popularised in India.

II. 5. (b) (ii)Page 367

In what ways does water power score over other sources of energy?

II. 6. (a)Page 367

Differentiate between renewable and non-renewable power resources.

II. 6. (b) (i)Page 367

What are the industrial uses of bauxite?

II. 6. (b) (ii)Page 367

With reference to bauxite production in India, answer the following question:

Name the two main bauxite producing states.

II. 7. (i)Page 368

Name the industrial grades of coal.

II. 7. (ii)Page 368

What are some problems encountered in extraction of coal? Discuss any four of them.

II. 7. (iii)Page 368

Name the major coal producing areas in India.

II. 7. (iv)Page 368

State one drawback of using nuclear power as a form of energy. 

II. 8.Page 368

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

The first nuclear power station set in India.

II. 9. (i)Page 368

Which sector is a major consumer of coal as a source of power?

II. 9. (ii)Page 368

Mention any two problems faced by coal industry in India.

II. 10. (i) (a)Page 368

Name the grade of ion-ore mines in India.

II. 10. (i) (b)Page 368

Which two states are the leading producers of iron-ore?

II. 10. (ii)Page 368

Enlist the advantages of biogas.

II. 11.Page 368

With reference to any two non-conventional sources of power in India, mention the main features of each, its uses and requirements.

II. 12. (a)Page 368

Why are rivers of northern mountainous region important for generating hydroelectric power?

II. 12. (b) (i)Page 368

What do you know about Mumbai High?

II. 12. (b) (ii)Page 368

What is Sagar Samrat?

II. 12. (c)Page 368

Give two reasons to explain why generation of nuclear power has not developed in the developing countries of the world?

II. 13. (i)Page 368

Distinguish between Metallic and non-metallic minerals.

II. 13. (ii)Page 368

Which is the biggest iron-ore producing state of India?

II. 14. (i) (1)Page 368

Name a major state for the development of the following:

Thermal Power

II. 14. (i) (2)Page 368

Name a major state for the development of the following:

Hydroelectric Power.

II. 14. (ii)Page 368

Mention two advantages of using biogas.

II. 15. (a)Page 368

Mention two drawbacks of thermal power.

II. 15. (b)Page 368

Name any two river valleys responsible for the bulk production of coal in India.

II. 16.Page 368

State with reasons, the conditions necessary for the successful development of hydro-electric power.

II. 17. (a) (i)Page 368

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

II. 17. (a) (ii)Page 368

Name the state which is the leading producer of manganese. Also, name any two areas in this state, where manganese in mind.

II. 17. (b) (i)Page 368

Name the mineral associated with the following location:

Ankleshwar

II. 17. (b) (ii)Page 368

Name the mineral associated with the following location:

Bailadila

II. 17. (b) (iii)Page 368

Name the mineral associated with the following location:

Korba

II. 17. (b) (iv)Page 368

Name the mineral associated with the following location:

Bhilwara

II. 17. (c) (i)Page 368

Give two reasons why the rivers of the northern mountains are more important for the generation of hydro-electric power in India.

II. 17. (c) (ii)Page 368

Name the area with the highest power generating potential.

II. 18. (i)Page 368

Name the major state in India and its one centre for the production of the following:

Mica

II. 18. (ii)Page 368

Name the major state in India and its one centre for the production of the following:

Petroleum

II. 19. (i)Page 369

Name the largest producing state of the following mineral and also give one use of the mineral:

Manganese

II. 19. (ii)Page 369

Name the largest producing state of the following mineral and also give one use of the mineral:

Mica

II. 20. (i)Page 369

Name the following:

A geothermal energy plant in Himachal Pradesh.

II. 20. (ii)Page 369

Name the following:

An offshore oilfield in the country.

II. 20. (iii)Page 369

Name the following:

The nuclear power station in Tamil Nadu.

MAP WORK

III. 1.Page 369

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

Name and shade the oil bearing region around the oldest refinery in India.

III. 2.Page 369

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

Name and shade the oil bearing region around the oldest refinery in India.

III. 3.Page 369

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

A coalfield shared both by West Bengal and Jharkhand.

III. 4.Page 369

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

The mineral oil fields on the western coast.

III. 5.Page 369

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

The first nuclear power station set in India.

III. 6.Page 369

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

Locate and name the thermal power station in Odisha.

III. 7.Page 369

On the outline map of India, locate and label the following:

Locate and name a nuclear power station south of the Tropic of Cancer.

Solutions for 16: Mineral and Power Resources

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D. R. Khullar solutions for Geography [English] Class 12 ISC chapter 16 - Mineral and Power Resources - Shaalaa.com

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