Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the codes given below: List-I List-II A. Largest producer of wheat in the world 1 U.S.A.

(c) First Anglo-Burmese War – Burmese defeated, Treaty of Yandobo (1826); First Anglo-Afghan War – Afghan defeated (1838); First Anglo-Maratha War – Britishers were defeated, Treaty of Salbai (1782); Second...

(b) A – 2 ; B – 1 ; C – 4 ; D – 3

(c) Malaysia is the leading producer of tin. India is the leading producer of thorium. Canada is the leading producer of uranium. Zambia is the leading producer of copper.

(b) Turin is the centre of automobile industry. Turin is a city and an important business and cultural centre in northern Italy, capital of the Piedmont region. Pittsburgh is the...

(b) Regarding to the Iron and steel centre, Cleveland is located in U.S.A. Essen is located in Germany. Hamilton is located in Canada. Tula is located in Russia.

(b) China is the largest producer of wheat. Roughly two-thirds of the total wheat production came from the north China plain and nearly another third from the central provinces. Winter...

(a) Iron and steel industry belongs to Cleveland. Ship building industry belongs to Yakohama. Automobile industry belongs to Atlanta. Woollen textile industry belongs to Bradford.

(b) River       Tributary  Ganga          Gomti and Kosi  Indus           Chenab and Sutlej  Yamuna        Chambal and Ken  Godavari      Wainganga and Indravati

(d) Chief Producer States  Tea — Assam, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu  Jute — West Bengal, Bihar, Assam, Orissa  Rubber — Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka  Tobacco — Andhra Praesh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu

(b) China is the largest producer of wheat. Roughly two-thirds of the total wheat production came from the north China plain and nearly another third from the central provinces. Winter...