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ICSE CLASS 10 GEOGRAPHY IMPORTANT QUESTION SERIES

ICSE CLASS 10 GEOGRAPHY IMPORTANT QUESTION SERIES

This is most important series of geography class 10 ICSE. We will provide all detail solution step by step.

MOST IMPORTANT QUESTIONS OF GEOGRAPHY ICSE CLASS 10 , PART 06

1.     WHY IS THIS SOIL AGRICULTURALLY IMPORTANT?
ü Black soil is formed due to disintegration of basalt which is suitable for cotton.
2.     GIVE REASON: RED SOIL IS RED IN COLOUR.
ü rich in iron oxide
3.      GIVE REASON: LARGE TRACTS IN MAHARASTRA IS COVERED WITH BLACK SOIL.
ü Because of in situ soil which is formed at its own position.
4.     GIVE REASON: MAN IS LARGELY RESPONSIBLE FOR SOIL EROSION.
ü Because of the man made activities such as deforestation, jhooming , grazing land etc.
5.     NAME THE SOIL WHICH IS FORMED DUE TO HIGH TEMPERATURE AND HEAVY RAINFALL WITH ALTERNATING WET AND DRY PERIOD= laterite soil  
6.     NAME THE STATE STATES WHERE THIS TYPE OF SOIL IS FOUND? = Andra Pradesh , Tamil nadu , west Bengal , Kerala
7.     WRITE THE CHRACTERISTICS OF RED SOIL?
Red soil formed in situ by weathering of crystalline and metamorphic rocks and has a mixture of clay and sand. It is found large part of Tamil nadu, Karnataka, north – east Andra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha
 The characteristics of red soil are as follows:
1. Red in color
2. Present in high iron oxide content,
3. Deficient in nitrogen, lime, phosphorous, and humus.
4. Rich in potash.
5. Porous, friable, but not retentive of moisture.

ü  
8.     WHAT IS CONSERVATION OF SOIL?
ü Soil conservation refers to the steps taken to protect the soil from erosion.

9.     NAME ANY TWO FARMING TECHNIQUES WHICH HELP IN SOIL CONSERVATION?
·        Strip cropping
·        agro forestry

10.   DEFINATION:
TRANSPOTATION SOIL: - This soil is formed when the agents of erosion deposit sediments at the place,
IN SITU: - soil is formed at their originate position by weathering of parent rocks is called in situ,
11.   NAME THE SOIL IN WHICH COVERS THE SUMMITS OF EASTERN GHATS.= alluvial soil
12.   NAME THE SOIL IN WHICH MAKES UP THE DELTA OF THE RIVER GANGA.= alluvial soil
13.   NAME THE SOIL IN WHICH IS THE MOST SUITABLE FOR THE CULTIVATION OF COTTON?= black or regur soil
14.   NAME THE SOIL WHICH IS STICKY WHEN WET AND CRACKS WHEN DRY?=black soil or regur soil
15.   WHAT IS SOIL CONSERVATION?
ü Soil conservation refers to the steps taken to protect the soil from erosion.


16.   HOW DOES REFFORESTATION HELP IN SOIL CONSERVATION?
ü Reforestation is the planting of trees .the roots of trees can hold the soil and prevents from soil erosion.

17.   NAME THE PROCESS BY WHICH LATERITE SOIL IS FORMED? = leaching
18.   WHAT CLIMATIC CONDITIONS ARE RESPONSILE FOR ITS FORMATION? high temperature and heavy rainfall
19.   GIVE REASONS FOR: BLACK IS LARGELY FOUND IN THE DECCAN TRAP REGION.
ü  
20.    GIVE REASONS FOR: KHADAR IS MORE FERTILE THAN BHANGAR.
ü  khader is new alluvial soil where as bhanger is old alluvial soil
21.   SOIL EROSION BY WIND IS COMMON IN ARID REGIONS.
ü  
22.   NAME TWO STATES IN INDIA WHERE REGUR SOIL IS FOUND? = Gujarat and Maharashtra
23.   IN WHAT WAY DOES REGUR SOIL IS FOUND?
ü Regur is volcanic origin – lava formed due to disintegration of basalt.

24.   STATE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ALLUVIAL SOILS FOUND IN LOWER COURSES AND THE UPPER COURSES.
25.   NAME THE TWO IMPORTANT AGAINTS OF EROSION?= wind and running water
26.   STATE ONE METHOD OF CONTROLLING THE EROSION CAUSED? strip cropping
27.   STATE TWO METHODS OF CONTROLLING THE EROSION OF SOIL CAUSED BY RUNNING WATER?
ü Sheet erosion: the steep slope has more erosive power of the rain causing sheet erosion over vast stretches.
ü Gully erosion: gully erosion takes place when water runs down or gushes in distinct path, forming hills which deepen to form ravines or gullies
29.   WHICH MAKES THE BLACK SOIL FERTILE?
ü insitu  type of soil rich in iron potash lime calcium ,alumina magnesium and carbonates
30.   GIVE REASONS FOR: LATERITE IS UNSUITABLE FOR CULTIVATION.
ü LATERITE SOIL IF FORMED BY LEACHING OF LATERITIC SOIL UNDER HIGH TEMPERATURE AND HEAVY RAINFALL WITH ALLTERNATING DRY AND WET PERIODS .LEACHING LIME AND SILICA LEAVES BEHIND A POOR SOIL WHICH IS UNSUITABLE FOR GROWTH.























ICSE CLASS 10 GEOGRAPHY IMPORTANT QUESTION SERIES

ICSE CLASS 10 GEOGRAPHY IMPORTANT QUESTION SERIES

This is most important series of geography class 10 ICSE. We will provide all detail solution step by step.

MOST IMPORTANT QUESTIONS OF GEOGRAPHY ICSE CLASS 10 , PART 05

1.     TRANSPORT SOIL VS  IN SITU
ü  
ü    Transport soil
ü    In situ
ü    This soil is formed when the agents  of erosion deposit sediments at the place
ü    the soil is formed when the parent rocks is broken into small fragments
ü    far away from its parent rocks
ü    near at its parent rocks
ü    extremely fertile
ü    less fertile

2.     BHANGER VS KHADER
Bhanger
Khader
Old alluvial soil
New alluvial
Less fertile
More fertile
Small nodules
Fine texture

3.     NAME THE PROCESS THAT LATERITE SOIL FORMED=  weathering
4.     DISADVANTAGE OF LATERITE SOIL= it is infertile
5.     RED SOILS ARE FOUND IN = Tamil nadu and Karnataka
6.     ADVANTAGE OF RED SOIL= 1.rich in iron oxide 2. It is fertile soil.
7.     TWO IMPOTANT CROP GROWN IN INDIA= wheat and rice
8.     MENTION TWO IMPORTANT CHARACTERISTUCS OF LATERITE SOIL =
High iron oxide
Deficit of nitrogen and lime
Tamil nadu, Andra Pradesh

9.     NAME AN AREA OF BLACK SOIL IN INDIA= Maharashtra and Gujarat
10.   MENTION THE CROP THAT GROWN IN THIS SOIL = cotton jower wheat sugarcane
11.   HOW IS ALLUVIAL SOIL FORMED?
ü alluvial soil is formed due to deposit the materials brought by rivers
12.   WHY IS THIS SOIL AGRICULTURALLY IMPORTANT?
ü because it is more fertile and rich in humus, potash and lime
13.   NAME TWO IMPORTANT AGENTS OF SOIL EROSION? wind and running  water
14.   EXPAIL THE FORMATION OF LATERITE SOIL?
ü laterite soil is formed by leaching in the regions of lateritic rocks under high temperature and heavy rainfall with alternating dry and wet periods
15.   WHY LATERITE SOIL IS NOT SUITABLE FOR CULTIVATION?
ü Leaching of lime and silica leaves behind a poor soil which is unsuitable for cultivation.




17.   KHADAR VS BHANGER SOIL
Bhanger
Khader
Old alluvial soil
New alluvial
Less fertile
More fertile
Small nodules
Fine texture


18.   MENTION THE TWO CHARACTERISTICS OF BLACK SOIL?
Black soil is also known as regur soil which is originated by volcanisms. It has been formed in situ that found in the area where it has been formed. It is found in mainly in decan trap region such as greater parts of Gujarat, Maharashtra, parts of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, south Uttar Pradesh etc.
The characteristics of black soil are as follows:
1. Deep fined-grained and varying in color from black to chestnut brown.
2. rich in iron, potash, lime, calcium, alumina, magnesium and carbonates.
3. Moisture retentive and very sticky when it wets
4. when dry, hardens, and forms deep cracks.
5. crops grown such as wheat, jower, fruits and vegetables
ICSE CLASS 10 GEOGRAPHY IMPORTANT QUESTION SERIES

ICSE CLASS 10 GEOGRAPHY IMPORTANT QUESTION SERIES



This is most important series of geography class 10 ICSE. We will provide all detail solution step by step.

MOST IMPORTANT QUESTIONS OF GEOGRAPHY ICSE CLASS 10 , PART 04




1.               AFFORESTATION PREVENTS SOIL FROM GETTING ERODED.
ü Afforestation is the planting of trees .the roots of trees can hold the soil and prevents from soil erosion.
2.               LATERITE SOIL IS RED IN COLOUR
ü it is red in colour because of red soil which is formed by leaching
3.               WHAT IS SOIL EROSION
ü Soil erosion may be defined as the detachment and transportation of soil by the agents of denudation such as weathering running water etc.
4.               STEPS THAT COULD BE TAKEN TO SOIL EROSION.
ü agronomic measures
·        strip cropping
·        banned jhooming
·        sheet erosion
·        conserve grazing land
ü mechanical measures
·        contour ploughing
·        DPAP
·        watershed

5.               SIMILARITIES BETWEEN RED SOIL AND LAERITE SOIL
RED SOIL
LATERITE SOIL
High iron oxide
High iron oxide
Poor nitrogen and lime
Deficit of nitrogen and lime
Tamil nadu, Andra Pradesh
Tamil nadu, Andra Pradesh

6.               BLACK SOIL DOES NOT GET LEACHED
ü Black soil does not get leached because of high holding capacity of moisture, it has high water retention capacity.   
7.               KHADER IS MORE FERTILE THAN BHANGER.
ü Khader is more fertile than bhanger because it is newly deposited alluvial soil at every year.

8.               DEFINE:
ü SHEET EROSION: gradually removal of top layer of soil due to destruction of vegetation is called sheet erosion.
ü IN SITU: soil is formed at their originate position by weathering of parent rocks is called in situ
ü  SOIL CONSERVATION: soil conservation refers to the steps taken to protect the soil from erosion.
9.               ALLUVIAL VS RED SOIL
Alluvial soil
Red soil
 Punjab, Haryana, west Bengal, Odisha
Tamil nadu, Karnataka, Andra Pradesh, Odisha
Yellow in color
Red in color
Rich in potash, humus and lime
Rich  in iron
Cotton cereals
Rubber cashew

10.           DIFFERENT REGION OF INDIA HAVING DIFFERENT KINDS OF SOIL
ü India has a vast latitude and longitude extent. Different type climate prevails in different parts of India; there are also different types of rocks which differ region to region so that different region of India has different types of soil.

11.           CONSERVATION OF SOIL AS NATURAL RESOURCE
ü Conservation of soil is important because of wearing off the nutrients from the top soil may cause the less agriculture productivity.
 
12.           SOIL IS  GOOD FOR THE CULTIVATION OF CASHEW NUTS = laterite soil
13.           SOIL COVERS ALL MOST IN WEST BENGAL= alluvial soil
14.           SOIL IS A RESULTS OF LEACHING= laterite soil








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