Choose first, then check both the answer and the reason.

31. Which official AP district activity links mango with processing varieties?

A. Krishna sports B. Nellore ports C. Chittoor horticulture D. Guntur irrigation

Answer C. Chittoor's horticulture activity page discusses mango expansion and processing varieties.

32. Mango is best classified as which?

A. Annual oilseed B. Pulse C. Fibre D. Perennial fruit/orchard crop

Answer D. Mango is a fruit grown in a perennial orchard system.

33. Which pair are citrus fruits in the book's examples?

A. Lemon and sweet orange B. Mango and banana C. Chilli and turmeric D. Groundnut and cotton

Answer A. Lemon and sweet orange belong to citrus fruit examples.

34. Which is a perennial plantation oil crop rather than annual field groundnut?

A. Paddy B. Oil palm C. Redgram D. Maize

Answer B. Oil palm is a perennial plantation crop.

35. Which group is inside horticulture?

A. Only paddy B. Only redgram C. Fruit, spices and plantation crops D. Only canal engineering

Answer C. AP horticulture spans multiple produce groups, including fruits and spices.

36. Which pair of systems falls under APMIP?

A. Barrage and dam B. Port and SEZ C. Rail and road D. Drip and sprinkler

Answer D. APMIP promotes drip, sprinkler and related micro-irrigation systems.

37. A drip line is primarily what?

A. Field water-delivery method B. River source C. Major reservoir D. Soil type

Answer A. Drip changes application near plants, not the underlying water source.

38. Which is planting material rather than harvested food?

A. Milled rice B. Certified paddy seed C. Chilli powder D. Groundnut oil

Answer B. Certified seed is used to establish a crop.

39. Groundnut and redgram growing at the same time is an example of what?

A. A river basin B. Milling C. Intercropping D. A sports award

Answer C. Intercropping combines planned simultaneous crops.

40. Paddy followed by a pulse in a later season is what?

A. A port route B. An athlete pair C. A barrage D. Crop sequence or rotation

Answer D. Changing crops between seasons is a sequence or rotation.