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Hello All,

The Group usage here is a little cumbersome, so I am creating this thread to make sure that all questions with doubts stay in one place. Can someone push all the doubts and queries here? I will make this an announcement?


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Test 35 Q 19

Temperate vegetation is found at higher altitudes in Himalayas as compared to southern mountain forest.

As temperate vegetation is found at altitudes of 1600m in southern mountain (NCERT). Where as in himalayas it's 1800-3000m (link below)

http://frienvis.nic.in/KidsCentre/Types-of-Indian-Forest_1811.aspx


_Rana_,
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@Thinker can you recheck the answer for question 4 in test 35

Tropical moist deciduous covers more area than dry deciduous. 

Source:Khullar.

ISFR 2019 clearly specifies tropical dry deciduous to be highest.

Thank you will update it.

_Rana_,
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@Thinker 

Test 35 Q 19

Temperate vegetation is found at higher altitudes in Himalayas as compared to southern mountain forest.

As temperate vegetation is found at altitudes of 1600m in southern mountain (NCERT). Where as in himalayas it's 1800-3000m (link below)

http://frienvis.nic.in/KidsCentre/Types-of-Indian-Forest_1811.aspx


Yes..even this Link also mentions the same.Temperate vegetation is found at higher altitude in Himalayas.

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Test 35 Q40, Test 34, Q6  same question with different answer. 

Thinker,
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Test 35 Q40, Test 34, Q6  same question with different answer. 

One said Rabi crop, the other Kharif. 

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Test:35   Q.5 Pearl millet is a draught resistant crop. https://extension.uga.edu/publications/detail.html?number=B1216&title=Pearl%20Millet%20for%20Grain

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@Thinker in question 8, ramganga river meets ganga at KANNAUJ and not HARDOI. please review. 

Ramganga meets Ganga near Kannauj City. However, the place falls within the territorial jurisdiction of the Hardoi district. Ultimately, as NCERT mentions Kannauj, we had rectified the answer.

 Sir, if Hardoi is the right answer, why has it been changed. It creates confusion. Had i not referred to the discussion thread, i had accepted that Hardoi was wrong. Sir pls consider having both the options correct for that question. Thankyou.

@Thinker

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@Thinker 

Test 35 Q 19

Temperate vegetation is found at higher altitudes in Himalayas as compared to southern mountain forest.

As temperate vegetation is found at altitudes of 1600m in southern mountain (NCERT). Where as in himalayas it's 1800-3000m (link below)

http://frienvis.nic.in/KidsCentre/Types-of-Indian-Forest_1811.aspx


Yes..even this Link also mentions the same.Temperate vegetation is found at higher altitude in Himalayas.

But southern montane forests are closer to tropics, hence vegetation is temperate in higher regions. (Mentioned in ncert as well)

_Rana_,
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@Lighthouse yes.. you're correct. Infact in the initial part of Montane forests topic in NCERT, In Himalayas it says wet temperate starts at 1000m.

I guess i jump to conclusions too soon. :P


Lighthouse,
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So there is no test on 25th jan? 

Dr_Ravipal_singh,Bishnoi_Warrior
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@Dr_Ravipal_singh still schedule is not updated , just a mail.


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what will be the cost for sfg/rlg for  the month feb as test r there for only 10 dys  http://beta.forumias.com/user/Thinker

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Test:35   Q.5 Pearl millet is a draught resistant crop. https://extension.uga.edu/publications/detail.html?number=B1216&title=Pearl%20Millet%20for%20Grain

The same qs was repeated in test 36

Q47. https://cropgenebank.sgrp.cgiar.org/index.php/regeneration-guidelines-of-crops/pearl-millet-mainmenu-409 

@Thinker  sir pls clarify

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I will reply to all your queries by tonight. Please, have some patience. Till then if you have any doubts just tag me.

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@Thinker 

Q32 Test 36

Sir , Mumbai port is the largest container port of India , known as JNPT or Navasheva .

So option C should be correct.

Just_relentless,Patrick_jane
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@Thinker Q30 test 36.

It is a previous year question and i think all of these crops are used as pulse,fodder and green manure.


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Test 36 Q 46

Sir in this question statement 2 mentions that there are 13 member countries in OPEC.


I have checked on OPEC site and it mentions that there are 14 members. Please clarify.

If 14 members are there than option ( c) would be correct instead of ( d ) as given in answer key.


Link : https://www.opec.org/opec_web/en/about_us/25.htm

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@Thinker 

Did the mastery over agriculture act as a leverage for the rise of Harappan towns and cities??? Discuss.

Plz give me the answer with explanation

pandeyakanksha0911@gmail_com,
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@Thinker 


Sir/Madam
Why is thereNO SFG teston Class 12 NCERT India People & Economy?
Is it not needed for UPSC?
It has imp chapters

Unit III
5.Land Resources and Agriculture40-59
6.Water Resources60-71
7.Mineral and Energy Resources72-84
8.Manufacturing Industries85-103
9.Planning and Sustainable Development in Indian Context104-112

Unit IV
10.Transport and Communication113-124
11.International Trade124-132

Al these topics overlap with the economic portion hence we will cover it in the economics section. However, u shall go though the said topics from Geo NCERT as it will help you in your preparation.

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@Thinker can you recheck the answer for question 4 in test 35

Tropical moist deciduous covers more area than dry deciduous. 

Source:Khullar.

SFG test 35 - Q.4


The Tropical Dry Deciduous Forests in India cover 40.86 % of the total area under the different forest types and Tropical Moist Deciduous Forests in India cover 17.65 %. This is according to the India State of Forest Report (ISFR) 2019. Please refer to the link given below.
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