CBSE Class-12 Question Papers for IOP/Comptt Examination 2017 : Delhi Scheme, Geography

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CBSE Class-12 Question Papers for IOP/Comptt Examination 2017 :

Delhi Scheme, Geography

CBSE Class-12 Question Papers for IOP/Comptt Examination 2017 : Geography, Set -1

GEOGRAPHY (Theory)


Time allowed : 3 hours

Maximum Marks : 70

1. Why is the number of females more than males in urban areas of U.S.A. and Canada ? Give one reason.

2. Mention any two key areas of human development.

3. Define the Concept of Knowledge Processing Outsourcing (K.P.O.).

4. State any two advantages the nations get by forming ‘Regional Trade Blocs’.

5. Explain the term ‘agricultural density of population’ in India.

6. “Kerala and Mizoram have higher literacy rate than other states of India.” Explain.

7. “Indian seaports are highly valuable in handling foreign trade.” Justify.

8. Explain any three aspects of environmental determinism.

9. Describe any three features of compact settlements of the world.

10. Study the table given below and answer the questions that follow :

India – Class-wise number of towns and cities and their population, 2001

Class

Population Size

Number

Population

(Million)

% of total Urban Population

% Growth

(1991-2001)

All classes total

 

5161

285.35

100

31.13

I

1,00,000 and more

423

172.04

61.48

23.12

II

50,000 - 99,999

498

34.43

12.3

43.45

III

20,000 - 49,999

1386

41.97

15.0

46.19

IV

10,000 - 19,999

1560

22.6

8.08

32.94

V

5,000 - 9,999

1057

7.98

2.85

41.49

VI

Less than 5,000

227

0.8

0.29

21.21

 

(10.1) Which class of Indian cities has the largest number of cities ?
(10.2) Which class of Indian cities accommodate least urban population ?
(10.3) Explain the main reason for the low urban population in this class of cities.

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