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937

UPMSP High School subject code for Agriculture

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70 + 30

Common Theory + Internal full marks pattern (total 100)

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3 h 15 m

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33%

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6 subjects

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UPMSP High School (Class 10) Agriculture (code 937): mixed board paper, commonly Theory 70 + Internal 30 = 100, ~3h15m. Pass about 33% per UPMSP rules. Fee as per board notification. Free English MCQ study aid — not a full mixed-paper simulation.

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1Which soil type covers the largest area of Uttar Pradesh and is generally most fertile for wheat and rice?
A.Black cotton (regur) soil
B.Alluvial soil
C.Laterite soil
D.Desert sandy soil
Explanation: Most of Uttar Pradesh lies in the Indo-Gangetic plain and is dominated by alluvial soils formed by river deposits. These soils are deep, fertile, and well suited to rice, wheat, sugarcane, and pulses.
2In the USDA soil texture system, particles smaller than 0.002 mm in diameter are classified as:
A.Sand
B.Silt
C.Clay
D.Gravel
Explanation: Clay particles are the finest soil separates, with diameters less than 0.002 mm. Silt is 0.002–0.05 mm and sand is 0.05–2.0 mm under the USDA system.
3Which primary plant nutrient is most closely associated with chlorophyll formation and vigorous vegetative growth?
A.Phosphorus
B.Potassium
C.Nitrogen
D.Calcium
Explanation: Nitrogen is a major component of chlorophyll, amino acids, and proteins. Adequate N promotes leafy green growth; deficiency typically shows chlorosis of older leaves.
4A soil with pH 8.5 would be described as:
A.Strongly acidic
B.Neutral
C.Alkaline
D.Slightly acidic
Explanation: Neutral soils are near pH 7. Values above 7 are alkaline (basic). A pH of 8.5 indicates clearly alkaline conditions, which can reduce availability of some micronutrients.
5Farmyard manure (FYM) is primarily valued by farmers because it:
A.Provides only nitrogen with no organic matter
B.Improves soil structure and supplies organic matter plus nutrients
C.Is a pure chemical fertilizer manufactured in factories
D.Raises soil salinity more than synthetic urea
Explanation: FYM is decomposed dung, urine, and litter. It adds organic matter, improves aggregation, water-holding capacity, and microbial activity, and supplies modest amounts of N, P, K and micronutrients.
6Black cotton soils (regur) crack deeply in summer mainly because they are rich in:
A.Quartz sand
B.Expanding clay minerals such as montmorillonite
C.Calcium carbonate nodules only
D.Iron and aluminium oxides that cement the soil
Explanation: Regur soils contain high amounts of smectite/montmorillonite clays that swell when wet and shrink when dry, producing deep summer cracks characteristic of black cotton soils.
7Which amendment is most commonly recommended to reclaim acidic soils for better crop growth?
A.Gypsum
B.Agricultural lime (calcium carbonate)
C.Common salt (NaCl)
D.Sulphur only
Explanation: Agricultural lime raises soil pH by neutralizing acidity and supplies calcium. Gypsum is more typically used for sodic soils; elemental sulphur can acidify alkaline soils.
8Yellowing of older leaves while young leaves remain greener is a classic early symptom of deficiency of:
A.Iron
B.Nitrogen
C.Calcium
D.Sulphur (always first on youngest leaves only)
Explanation: Nitrogen is mobile in plants, so deficiency symptoms appear first on older leaves as N is remobilized to new growth. Iron is immobile and typically shows interveinal chlorosis on young leaves.
9The proportion of sand, silt, and clay in a soil determines its:
A.Soil structure
B.Soil texture
C.Soil colour only
D.Bulk density alone
Explanation: Soil texture is defined by the relative percentages of sand, silt, and clay particles. Structure refers to how those particles are aggregated into peds.
10Cation exchange capacity (CEC) is highest in soils dominated by:
A.Coarse sand
B.Silt with little clay
C.Expanding clay minerals and high organic matter
D.Gravelly skeletal material
Explanation: CEC measures the soil’s ability to hold exchangeable cations. High-surface-area expanding clays and humus provide abundant negative charge sites, so they raise CEC.

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