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101.

How much farmers have land holding more than 10 hectares?

A.	15%	B.	9%
C.	15%	D.	4%

102.

How much percent of total cost of production goes to labour investment?

A.	25-30%	B.	46-50%
C.	40-45%	D.	15-20%

103.

How the field of farm management is broader?

A.	It tests the applicability of facts and findings	B.	It is interested in profitability
C.	It gets information from more than one discipline	D.	None of the above

104.

Human wants are generally:

A.	Static	B.	Recurring
C.	Non-recurring	D.	Limited

105.

Monopsony implies the existence of a :

A.	Single buyer	B.	Single seller
C.	Single seller vs Single buyer	D.	All of the above

106.

If a per cent change in the price of a commodity is followed by a 10 percent change in the quanity demanded, the elasticity of demand of that commondity is:

A.	0.2	B.	1
C.	0.5	D.	5

107.

If by increasing the quantity of labour used by one unit the firm can substitute up to units of capital and still produce the same output, then the marginal rate of technical substitution of labour for capital is:

A.	1?2	B.	2
C.	1	D.	0

108.

If change in price is 1% and charge in demand is 1% demand will be called:

A.	Elastic	B.	Proportionate elastic
C.	Inelastic	D.	None of the above

109.

If more and more capital and labour are applied to a fixed piece of land, the system of cultivation or farming is known as:

A.	Intensive cultivation	B.	Extensive cultivation
C.	Co-operative farming	D.	Large scale farming

110.

If more is demanded at the same price, it is a case of:

A.	Extension in demand	B.	Contraction in demand
C.	Increases in demand	D.	Decreases in demand