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100

This is a non-geographical factor that affects the location of industries.

Capital/Efficient and enterprising organization/Banking and credit facilities/Government involvement

100

Three reasons for sugar industry being popular in the South as compared to the North.

Tropical climate/Black soil/High temperature/Good amount of rainfall/Better irrigation facilities/Frost-free growing season/Sucrose content high in the variety from the South/Longer crushing season in the South/Better managed cooperative mills/Modern machinery in the South

100

Industries controlled by State or Central governments.

Public sector industries

100

An example of a heavy industry.

Iron and steel/locomotive/automobile

100

Surprise

Take 2 stars each from two different groups

200

Examples of non-mulberry silk

Muga, tussar, eri

200

Surprise

Give 1 star each to 2 groups

200
Largest silk producing state
Karnataka
200
Name any two geographical factors that affect the location of an industry.

Raw materials/Power supply/Water supply/Transport/Market and demand of products/Labour/Climate

200

What is an ancillary industry?

Ancillary industries which make parts and components for big industries.

300
Manchester of South India

Tamil Nadu

300
Explain any two problems of cotton textile industry

Scarcity of raw material/Obsolete machinery/inadequate power supply/Low labour productivity/stiff competition/ Sick mills

300

What is the process of reeling?

Process in which the worm is boiled in water and silk fibre is pulled out.

300

The Cottonpolis of India

Maharashtra
300

Different products made from sugar

Gur/Jaggery/Khandsari/White sugar

400

3 by-products of sugarcane - which one is used for making cardboard

Molasses/Bagasse/Press mud

Bagasse

400

This particular specie of silkworm is reared throughout the year.

Bombyxmori

400
What are agro-based industries?

Industries that depend on agriculture for the supply of the raw materials.

400

An industry that employs large number of workers and produces products in a large scale

Large-scale industry

400

An industry that is owned by individual industralists.

Private sector

500

The art of rearing and silkworms for silk production

Sericulture

500

Industry in which few workers are employed.

Small-scale industry

500

Three factors that make Ahmedabad the prime centre for textile industry in Gujarat.

Easily availability of raw material - cotton/Humid climate/Transport facilities (Kandla and Mumbai - waterways) - roadways and railways/Better market/Cheap hydro electricity

500
Water for textile industry in West Bengal is taken from

Hooghly river