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Which are the following the two most drought prone regions of the country?

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What is drip irrigation?
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Choose the odd-one-out.

Groundwater, Water table, Rainwater, Infiltration, Drip irrigation

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Describe the sprinkler system of irrigation. State its advantages.
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Drip irrigation causes wastage of water.
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Describe the drip irrigation method. What is its advantage?
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What is the technique by which water is delivered at the base of the plant in the form of drops called?
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Drip irrigation causes wastage of water.
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Which of the following is a modern method of irrigation?
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Name the method of irrigation by which water is delivered dropwise at the base of a plant.
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Out of the drip system and sprinkler system of irrigation, which one is more suitable for uneven land?
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The method of providing water to the base of a plant is called _____.

(drip irrigation, reversible, table, rain)

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How do drip irrigation or sprinklers reduce wastage of water? 
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What is meant by 'drip irrigation'?
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According to the given image, Which method is used to save water?

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You have been asked to maintain a garden. How will you minimise the use of water?
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Choose the odd one out giving reason
Transpiration, Evaporation of surface water, Rainfall, Melting of ice, Water cycle, Drip irrigation
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Cotyledons are also called-
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Which type of irrigation practice can help in conservation of water?

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Out of the drip system and sprinkler system of irrigation, which one is more suitable:
For sandy soil?

 

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Water bodies get polluted by sewage and industrial waste. Can you think of an alternate way to dispose of waste water?