(a) India

(b) China

(c) USA

(d) Russia

(a) China

(b) India

(c) USA

(d) Colombia

(a) Cotton

(b) Sugarcane

(c) Rubber

(d) Tea

(a) India

(b) China

(c) Sri Lanka

(d) Kenya

(a) Indonesia

(b) India

(c) Brazil

(d) Sri Lanka

(a) Mediterranean Region

(b) The Tundra Region

(c) The Equatorial Region

(d) The Himalayan Region

(a) Bulgaria

(b) Hungary

(c) Romania

(d) Ukraine

(a) Ghana

(b) Ivory Coast

(c) Nigeria

(d) Indonesia

(a) Pottery

(b) Glass industry

(c) Textile industry

(d) Chemical industry

(a) Sri Lanka

(b) Indonesia

(c) Bangladesh

(d) Philippines

(a) Baku, Azerbaijan

(b) Digboi in Assam, India

(c) Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

(d) Titusfills in Pennsylvania

(a) Canada

(b) Germany

(c) Russia

(d) USA

(a) That grow plenty in dry places

(b) That grow up straight

(c) That never bear fruits

(d) That shed their leaves during a certain season

(a) Latitude

(b) Altitude

(c) Vegetation

(d) Soil

(e) Both (a) and (b)

(a) Different crops in different seasons

(b) Different crops in the same season

(c) The same crop in different seasons

(d) The same crop in different fields

(a) Soil quality improves significantly, preventing the depletion of soluble nutrients by the trees.

(b) The soil remains largely unaffected due to its inherent richness and depth.

(c) Clearing interrupts the crucial nutrient cycle, resulting in soil leaching.

(d) The soil stabilizes and becomes conducive to excellent grain production.

(a) Rice

(b) Wheat

(c) Sugarcane

(d) Bajra

(a) Desert Ecosystem

(b) Grassland Ecosystem

(c) Mountain Ecosystem

(d) Marine Ecosystem