Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 10 (ICSE) · Geography
Chapter: Chapter 15 — Chapter 15: Manufacturing Industries in India
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. How are industries classified by ownership? [1]
(A) Public, private, joint, cooperative
(B) Only public
(C) Only private
(D) Only cooperative
2. How are industries classified by size? [1]
(A) Large-scale and small-scale
(B) Only large-scale
(C) Only small-scale
(D) No size classification
3. What factors influence industrial location? [1]
(A) Raw materials, labour, power, transport, market
(B) Only raw materials
(C) Only labour
(D) Only market access
4. When did India's manufacturing sector grow significantly? [1]
(A) Since independence
(B) Before independence only
(C) It has not grown
(D) Only in ancient times
5. What drove this industrial growth? [1]
(A) Industrialisation policies and liberalisation
(B) No specific policies
(C) Only foreign intervention
(D) Random chance
6. What does manufacturing represent in the economy? [1]
(A) The secondary sector
(B) The primary sector
(C) The tertiary sector
(D) No specific sector
7. Why study manufacturing industries? [1]
(A) To see India's economic diversification
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
8. What sector does agriculture represent? [1]
(A) The primary sector
(B) The secondary sector
(C) The tertiary sector
(D) No specific sector
9. How are industries classified by ownership? [1]
(A) Public, private, joint, cooperative
(B) Only public
(C) Only private
(D) Only cooperative
10. How are industries classified by size? [1]
(A) Large-scale and small-scale
(B) Only large-scale
(C) Only small-scale
(D) No size classification
11. What factors influence industrial location? [1]
(A) Raw materials, labour, power, transport, market
(B) Only raw materials
(C) Only labour
(D) Only market access
12. When did India's manufacturing sector grow significantly? [1]
(A) Since independence
(B) Before independence only
(C) It has not grown
(D) Only in ancient times
13. What drove this industrial growth? [1]
(A) Industrialisation policies and liberalisation
(B) No specific policies
(C) Only foreign intervention
(D) Random chance
14. What does manufacturing represent in the economy? [1]
(A) The secondary sector
(B) The primary sector
(C) The tertiary sector
(D) No specific sector
15. Why study manufacturing industries? [1]
(A) To see India's economic diversification
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
16. What sector does agriculture represent? [1]
(A) The primary sector
(B) The secondary sector
(C) The tertiary sector
(D) No specific sector