CBSE Class 10th Geography Multiple Choice Questions  Chapter 3 Water Resources

Question 1: What percentage of the Earth’s surface is covered by water?

a) 50%

b) 60%

c) 70%

d) 80%

Answer: c) 70%

Question 2: Which of the following is the largest source of freshwater?

a) Rivers

b) Lakes

c) Groundwater

d) Glaciers

Answer: d) Glaciers

Question 3: Which river basin is the largest in India?

a) Ganga Basin

b) Brahmaputra Basin

c) Godavari Basin

d) Indus Basin

Answer: a) Ganga Basin

Question 4: What is the main cause of water scarcity in urban areas?

a) Unequal distribution of water

b) Excessive rainfall

c) Overuse of water resources

d) Lack of technology

Answer: c) Overuse of water resources

Question 5: Which of the following is a non-conventional source of water?

a) Rivers

b) Lakes

c) Wells

d) Rainwater harvesting

Answer: d) Rainwater harvesting

Question 6: What is the primary source of irrigation in India?

a) Canals

b) Wells

c) Tanks

d) Tubewells

Answer: d) Tubewells

Question 7: What is the main objective of watershed management?

a) To deplete water resources

b) To conserve water resources

c) To increase water pollution

d) To promote water wastage

Answer: b) To conserve water resources

Question 8: Which of the following is not a method of rainwater harvesting?

a) Rooftop harvesting

b) Surface runoff harvesting

c) Drip irrigation

d) Watershed harvesting

Answer: c) Drip irrigation

Question 9: Which state in India has the highest number of large dams?

a) Maharashtra

b) Gujarat

c) Madhya Pradesh

d) Uttar Pradesh

Answer: a) Maharashtra

Question 10: What percentage of water is used for agriculture in India?

a) 50%

b) 60%

c) 70%

d) 80%

Answer: d) 80%

Question 11: Which of the following is a major water-related problem faced by urban areas?

a) Water pollution

b) Water scarcity

c) Waterlogging

d) Salinity

Answer: b) Water scarcity

Question 12: Which river is known as the “Sorrow of Bihar” due to its frequent floods?

a) Ganga

b) Brahmaputra

c) Yamuna

d) Kosi

Answer: d) Kosi

Question 13: What is the primary cause of groundwater depletion in urban areas?

a) Overuse of groundwater

b) Excessive rainfall

c) Pollution of groundwater

d) Lack of technology

Answer: a) Overuse of groundwater

Question 14: What is the main purpose of the construction of dams?

a) To deplete water resources

b) To conserve water resources

c) To increase water pollution

d) To promote water wastage

Answer: b) To conserve water resources

Question 15: Which of the following is not a traditional water harvesting system in India?

a) Tankas

b) Khadins

c) Johads

d) Drip irrigation

Answer: d) Drip irrigation

Question 16: Which river is known as the “Lifeline of Rajasthan”?

a) Ganga

b) Yamuna

c) Brahmaputra

d) Luni

Answer: d) Luni

Question 17: What is the main source of water in rural areas of India?

a) Canals

b) Rivers

c) Wells

d) Dams

Answer: c) Wells

Question 18: Which state in India has the highest number of water disputes?

a) Punjab

b) Tamil Nadu

c) Karnataka

d) Uttar Pradesh

Answer: c) Karnataka

Question 19: What is the main cause of waterlogging in urban areas?

a) Overuse of water resources

b) Pollution of water resources

c) Excessive rainfall

d) Lack of proper drainage

Answer: d) Lack of proper drainage

Question 20: Which river is known as the “Ganga of the South”?

a) Krishna

b) Godavari

c) Cauvery

d) Narmada

Answer: b) Godavari

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