Economics Questions and Answers Multiple Choice – Infrastructural Challenges

Economics Questions and Answers Multiple Choice, which are covered in this chapter, relate to the topic, Infrastructural Challenges. Economics Questions and Answers Multiple Choice Test contains 20 questions. Answers to Economics MCQs are available after clicking on the answer.

1.Hydel power contributes _______ of the total power generation :

(a) 10%

(b) 14.5 %

(c) 20%

(d) 25%

Answer

Answer: (b) 14.5%


 

2.Presently ____________ of the villages are electrified : (updated)

(a) 56%

(b) 66%

(c) 76%

(d) 86%

Answer

Answer: (d) 86%


 

3.NLM stands for :

(a) National Leprosy Mission

(b) National Logistic Mission

(c) National Literacy Mission

(d) National Law Mission

Answer

Answer: (c) National Literacy Mission





4.At present, nearly ______ percent of the energy consumed is obtained from non commercial sources:

(a) 45

(b) 51

(c) 23

(d)10

Answer

Answer: (c) 23


 

5.In terms of generation of power energy’s contribution, is the maximum _______:

(a) Hydel

(b) Nuclear

(c) Thermal

(d) Solar

Answer

Answer: (c) Thermal


 

Economics Questions and Answers Multiple Choice – Infrastructural Challenges

6.Which of the following statement is incorrect?

(a) The Indian Road Network is second longest in the world

(b)The Rural road network connects around 65% of all weather roads

(c) Most of the state Road Transport corporations are running on profits

(d) The national highways carry more than 40% of the total road traffic

Answer

Answer: (c) Most of the state Road Transport corporations are running on profits


 

7.NIXI stands for:

(a) National Institute of exchange of Ideas

(b) National Internet exchange of India

(c) National internet education for India

(d) All of these

Answer

Answer: (b) National Internet exchange of India


 

8.The telephone penetration rate in India per 100 population is______: (updated)

(a)11.32

(b)16.8

(c)25.56

(d)19.22

Answer

Answer: (b) 16.8


 

9._____ measures the operational efficiency of a thermal plant:

(a) Power load factor

(b) Power leakage factor

(c) Plant load factor

(d) Plant leakage factor

Answer

Answer: (c) Plant load factor





10.The Indian Railways have a route length about _______ KMS:

(a) 62.5 thousand

(b) 63.5 thousand

(c) 70 thousand

(d) 72 thousand

Answer

Answer: (b) 63.5 thousand


 

Economics Questions and Answers Multiple Choice – Infrastructural Challenges

11.What is the major source of energy:

(a) Coal

(b) Petroleum

(c) Biogas

(d) All of these

Answer

Answer: (A) Coal


 

12.VSAT stands for :

(a) Value saleable aperture terminal

(b) Very small aperture terminal

(c) Very sleek aperture terminal

(d) All of these

Answer

Answer:(b) Very small aperture terminal


 

13.PLF is lowest in :

(a) Southern region

(b) Northern region

(c) Western region

(d) North-eastern

Answer

Answer: (d) North-eastern


 

14.Out of 12 major ports, _______ is true top traffic handler:

(a) Kolkata

(b) Cochin

(c) Mumbai

(d) Vishakhapatnam

Answer

Answer: (d) Vishakhapatnam


 

15.On an estimate electricity generation is about ______ in 2005-06:

(a) 137500 MW

(b) 143800 MW

(c) 33300 MW

(d) 74700 MW

Answer

Answer: (b) 143800 MW


 

Economics Questions and Answers Multiple Choice – Infrastructural Challenges

16.TRAI is the regulatory authority for ______ in India:

(a) Railways

(b) Telecom

(c) Banking

(d) Secondary market

Answer

Answer: (b) Telecom





17.Our postal Network is ______ in the world :

(a) Largest

(b) Smallest

(c) Tenth largest

(d) Second largest

Answer

Answer: (A) Largest


 

18.The all India power grid is estimated to be developed by :

(a) 2010

(b) 2012

(c) 2015

(d) 2020

Answer

Answer: (b) 2012


 

19.India has a long coastline of:

(a) 7515 Km

(b) 7516 Km

(c) 7517 Km

(d) 7518 Km

Answer

Answer: (c) 7517 Km


 

20.AMPC stand for:

(a) Automatic mail processing centre

(b) Automated mail processing centre

(c) Automatic mail providing centre

(d) None

Answer

Answer: (a) Automatic mail processing centre


 

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