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2nd Year Commercial Geography Full Book Paper

75 marks · 2 hours 30 minutes · 39 questions. Covers: 19 chapters (CHAP 1: Introduction to Geography to CHAP 10: Electricity Projects of Pakistan).

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2nd Year Commercial Geography Full Book Paper

2nd Year · Commercial Geography · Punjab (PTB)

Name: ____________Roll No: ________Class/Section: ________Date: ________Total marks: 75Time: 2 hours 30 minutes

Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 15 × 1 = 15)

  1. In Pakistan, the reason for winter rain is:

    1. Western depression

    2. Local winds

    3. Moonson winds

    4. Winds of Arabian sea

  2. Savanna grasslands are found in:

    1. North America

    2. South America

    3. Africa

    4. Australia

  3. Which district of punjab is highly densely populated:

    1. Bahwalpur

    2. Attock

    3. Dera Ghazi Khan

    4. Lahore

  4. The chief source of meat in the world is:

    1. Horses

    2. Chickens

    3. Sheep

    4. Cows

  5. Hydro electricity is produced from?

    1. Water

    2. Gas

    3. Nuclear energy

    4. Oil

  6. Making cloth from cotton, making furniture from wood and preparing flour from what is known as:

    1. Primary activity

    2. Secondary activity

    3. Tertiary activity

    4. None of these

  7. Ukraine meets _____ per cent of its electricity requirements from nuclear power

    1. 26 percent

    2. 36 percent

    3. 16 percent

    4. 46 percent

  8. Those regions of the world where the density of population is 101 to 150 persons per square kilometer are known as:

    1. Uninhabited

    2. Less densely populated

    3. Very densely populated

    4. Densely populated

  9. Which of these countries has the highest use of rice as food?

    1. China

    2. India

    3. Pakistan

    4. Britain

  10. The average height of Tirch Mir is:

    1. 7700 meter

    2. 8700 meter

    3. 5700 meter

    4. 9700 meter

  11. How many districts are there in Punjab?

    1. 46

    2. 40

    3. 36

    4. 30

  12. Fishing is an activity:

    1. Secondary

    2. Primary

    3. Tertiary

    4. Quaternary

  13. In Pakistan, Mangrove forests are found in:

    1. Punjab

    2. Balochistan

    3. Sindh

    4. KPK

  14. The sugarcane crop ripes in Pakistan in:

    1. 24 months

    2. Ten to fourteen months

    3. 8 months

    4. 6 months

  15. The iron and steel industry in india was started in:

    1. 1907

    2. 1919

    3. 1950

    4. 1898

Q2. Short questions (Attempt any 12 of 18 · 12 × 2 = 24)

  1. After independence which and when first hydel power project was construced?

  2. Write a short note on the Plateaus of Pakistan.

  3. Write important countries of southern hemisphere.

  4. Write four problems of over population.

  5. What is meant by subsistence farming?

  6. Describe the condition of fishing in North – East Asia.

  7. Write down the role of vegetation is the fertility of soil.

  8. To which type of economic activities does fishing belong?

  9. Write names of four link canal in Pakistan.

  10. What are the main cotton textile products?

  11. When second census in Pakistan was conducted?

  12. State suitable climate for cultivation of cotton.

  13. What are tropical evergreen forests?

  14. Importance of oil of middle east.

  15. Why the soil of all regions is not same type?

  16. What is the total number of aircraft owned by Pakistan International Airlines?

  17. Write a short note on the cultivation and production of maize in Sindh.

  18. Describe the geographical location of Pakistan.

Q3. Long questions (Attempt any 4 of 6 · 4 × 9 = 36)

  1. Describe the location and geographical importance of Pakistan.

  2. Define geography. Write its kinds.

  3. Write a note on the production of wheat in Pakistan, also mention the main wheat producing regions of the country.

  4. What is meant by deciduous factors? Describe the regional distribution of deciduous forests.

  5. Discuss the importance and benefits of animal husbandry.

  6. Discuss the major fishing ground (or fisheries) of the world.