In transport geography, “node” most commonly refers to A A landform ridge B A meeting point C A climate belt
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Chapter 25: Means of Transportation (Set-2)
A common example of a non-metalled road surface is A Mud road B Concrete road C Bitumen road D Stone
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Which transport is usually cheapest for very heavy goods over long distances A Water transport B Road transport C Air
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An iron–steel plant located far from both iron ore and coal will most strongly face cost pressure because it must
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In steel-making, the material that works as a “reducing agent” to remove oxygen from iron ore inside the blast furnace
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In an integrated steel plant, the step that mainly turns iron ore into molten iron happens in the A Spinning
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In cotton textiles, which process usually converts fibres into continuous thread before fabric is woven? A Ginning process B Spinning
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Which climate condition most helps cotton yarn spinning by reducing frequent thread breakage in mills? A Very dry air B
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Which farming change most strongly explains why Green Revolution benefits first appeared where markets, roads, and input supply were already
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Which farming system is most closely linked with growing crops mainly for nearby city markets, needing quick transport and storage
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