Physical Features of Pakistan and Bangladesh Quiz
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What are some natural resources found in Pakistan?

Natural gas, oil, coal, iron ore, copper, limestone, salt

Describe the agricultural products found in Bangladesh.

Mango, bananas, coconut, jackfruit, oil, peat, natural gas, coal, limestone

What separates Nepal from its neighboring countries?

Mount Everest

What are the primary food crops in Sri Lanka?

<p>Rice, tea</p> Signup and view all the answers

What makes up 40 percent of the land area in Maldives?

<p>Timber, fuel</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of forests are found in Nepal?

<p>Deciduous forests</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the two main industries that augment Maldives' economy?

<p>Fishing and tourism industries</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Punjab mean and why is it known for?

<p>&quot;Punjab&quot; means &quot;five rivers&quot; and it is known to be the richest plain of Pakistan.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the staple food crop of Bangladesh?

<p>Rice</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are some of the products that India is one of the world's largest producers of?

<p>Wheat, tea, milk, coffee, cotton, rice, fruits, nuts, and vegetables</p> Signup and view all the answers

What natural resources does Afghanistan possess?

<p>Gold, iron, copper, cobalt, and lithium</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the most vital harvest in India?

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Study Notes

Pakistan

  • Located in southwestern Baluchistan plateau, with a mountainous north and the plains and valley of Punjab and Sindh
  • Indus river and its tributaries support the farmlands of Pakistan
  • Natural resources: natural gas, oil, low-graded coal, iron ore, copper, limestone, and salt
  • Agricultural products: sugarcane, eggs, fruits, vegetable, milk, cotton, wheat, and mutton

Bangladesh

  • Tropical climate with mangrove forests and fruit trees such as mango, bananas, coconut, and jackfruit
  • Mineral resources: oil, peat, natural gas, coal, and limestone
  • Rich in fauna and biodiversity
  • Bay of Bengal is rich in oil
  • Rice is the staple food crop, occupying more than 50% of the cultivated areas
  • Jute is the "Golden fiber of Bangladesh" and a major source of foreign currency reserve

Nepal

  • Part of the Himalayan mountain ranges
  • Separated from neighboring countries by Mount Everest
  • Plains cut by the Ganges river have swampy areas with deciduous forests, wild games, and medicinal herbs
  • Farming is the main source of income
  • Kathmandu Valley is a major cultivated area for rice, corn, wheat, and vegetables

Sri Lanka

  • Terrain is largely flat and rolling with around 100 rivers
  • Rainfall is crucial for farmers
  • Main food crops: rice and tea, dependent on irrigation
  • Other crops: fruits, vegetables, cocoa, cinnamon, citronella spices, and nuts
  • Timber and fuel make up 40% of the country's land area

Maldives

  • Archipelago of 1,190 coral islands clustered into 26 coral atolls or islets
  • Covered with tropical plants and grasses
  • Limited natural resources, except for rich water resources
  • Economy is driven by fishing and tourism industries

Bhutan

  • Small kingdom in the eastern Himalayas
  • Agriculture-based economy
  • Live in small villages
  • Varied climate with abundance of natural resources
  • Forests offer various species of mammals, birds, and medicinal plants

Afghanistan

  • Landlocked country with nomadic herdsmen and farmers
  • Isolated from the Arabian Sea by Pakistan and Iran
  • Comprised of rugged mountain ranges, plains, and sandy desert
  • Natural resources: gold, iron, copper, cobalt, and lithium

India

  • Farmers depend on the monsoon
  • Vast agricultural lands make India a competitor in international trade
  • One of the world's largest producers of wheat, tea, milk, coffee, cotton, rice, fruits, nuts, and vegetables
  • Rice is a vital harvest in the country

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