Assessing the Impact of the Green Revolution

Question 1

Multiple choice
Which of the following is considered a positive outcome of the Green Revolution?
  • Displacement of small-scale farmers

  • Increased reliance on chemical fertilizers and pesticides

  • Reduction in the genetic diversity of crops

  • Increased agricultural productivity and food production

Question 2

Multiple choice
What was a significant negative environmental impact of the Green Revolution?
  • Increased carbon sequestration in agricultural lands

  • Reduction in the use of non-renewable resources

  • Decrease in water pollution from agricultural runoff

  • Degradation of soil quality due to overuse of chemical fertilizers

Question 3

Multiple choice
How did the Green Revolution affect rural economies in developing countries?
  • It decreased the income inequality in agricultural communities

  • It led to an overall reduction in poverty in rural areas

  • It widened the gap between wealthy landowners and poor farmers

  • It resulted in a significant increase in employment opportunities for rural populations

Question 4

Multiple choice
Which innovation was a key component of the Green Revolution?
  • Widespread adoption of traditional subsistence farming methods

  • Introduction of organic farming practices

  • Expansion of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) usage

  • Development of high-yielding varieties (HYVs) of crops

Question 5

Multiple choice
The Green Revolution had the least impact on which of the following aspects?
  • Adoption of new agricultural technologies

  • Expansion of irrigated land

  • Increase in the use of agrochemicals

  • Promotion of agricultural biodiversity

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