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Day 44: MH HSC Class 12 Geography

5 questions (13 parts). Try each one first, then open its answer.

  1. Question 1

    Population: Part 1. Asked once: Jun 2024

    Distinguish between (Any THREE) :
    Q3(3)
    Crude birth rate and Crude death rate.
  2. Question 2 (case study, 5 parts)

    Population: Part 2. Asked once: Mar 2024

    Read the following map/graphs and answer the questions given below : The bar graph is titled 'ADULT LITERACY RATE 2016'. Each region has a pair of horizontal bars, M for male and F for female, read against a scale of 0 to 100%.
    RegionMale (%)Female (%)
    N. Africa and W. Asia8574
    S. Asia8063
    Sub-Saharan Africa7257
    Q4(B)(1)
    Which region has very less adult female literacy rate?
    Q4(B)(2)
    Why the percentage of adult male literacy rate is more in the given regions?
    Q4(B)(3)
    Why the percentage of female-male literacy rate in 2016 is less in sub-Saharan Africa?
    Q4(B)(4)
    Write your own opinion about the adult female literacy rate with reference to graph.
    Q4(B)(5)
    With reference to graph which country would be advanced in social factors?
  3. Question 3

    Primary Economic Activities. Asked once: Jun 2024

    Write short notes on (Any THREE) :
    Q5(1)
    Shifting agriculture.
  4. Question 4 (case study, 5 parts)

    Secondary Economic Activities. Asked once: Mar 2024

    Complete the chain and rewrite in your answer paper :
    No.'A''B''C'
    (1)Consumer goods(e) Atlantic ocean(m) Pharmaceutical product
    (2)Panama canal(f) Fertile region(n) Ecological balance
    (3)Plain(g) Ready for direct consumption(o) Development of Agriculture
    (4)Food chain(h) Short term(p) Pacific ocean
    (5)Migration(i) Ecosystem(r) Arabian sea
    (j) Indian ocean(s) Long term
    Q1(A)(1)
    Consumer goods
    Q1(A)(2)
    Panama canal
    Q1(A)(3)
    Plain
    Q1(A)(4)
    Food chain
    Q1(A)(5)
    Migration
  5. Question 5

    Population: Part 1. Asked once: Jun 2024

    Draw neat and labelled diagrams (Any TWO) :
    Q6(B)(2)
    First and second stages of Demographic Transition Theory.