M.A./M.Sc. (Semester IV) (CBCS) Examination Mar/Apr-2018
Geography
GEOGRAPHY OF MANUFACTURING
Time: 2½ Hours
Max. Marks: 70
Instructions: All questions are compulsory. All questions carry equal marks. Use of stencil is allowed. Draw neat and labeled diagrams wherever necessary.
Q.1
Complete the following sentences by choosing correct alternative those are given below.
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is a secondary economic activity of man.
Agriculture
Manufacturing
Tourism
None of the these
factors affect on industrial location.
Market
Raw material
Transport
All the above
Coal is most useful energy resource in industry.
Iron and steel
Chemical
Cotton textile
None of these
The word manufacture has Latin route which
To make by hand
To make by machine
To make by industry
None of these
Damodar river is highly polluted river due to
Industrial discharge
Human activity
Farmers
None of these
The climate of Mumbai has helped the early growth of cotton textile industry in India.
Humid
Dry
Cold
None of these
Electron was discovered by
J. M. Thomson
A. Pred
Smith
None of these

Fill in the blanks.
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Pittsburgh is one of the biggest producing region in U.S.A.
first introduced famous theory of industrial location in 1909.
A Behavioural approach theory put forward by
Man and his activities are responsible for the environmental_______.
is a Manchester of Japan.
The Ruhr basin of is the most important industrial region in Europe.
Henry Ford Launched his T. Ford in 1908 at U.S.A.
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Q.2
Explain the industrial location theory of Alfred-Weber.
14
Q.3
Give brief account of Automobile industry in India.
14
OR
Write an essay on the industrial region of India.
Q.4
Answer the following questions. (Any two)
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What is manufacturing geography? Explain its nature and scope.
Discuss in brief the iron and steel industry in India.
What is impact of manufacturing on economic development in India?
Write short answer on cotton textile industry of Mumbai.
Q.5
Write short notes. (Any two)
14
Physical factors of Industrial location.
New industrial policy in India.
Automobile industry in Japan.
Privatization.