Q1. In which of the following is Rajasthan the largest producer in the country?
Explanation
Rajasthan is known for a large sheep population and is commonly cited as India's leading wool-producing state. Wool therefore fits the question's wording. Wheat is produced in large quantities in Rajasthan, but states such as Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Punjab are more prominent at the national level. Rice is concentrated in states with wetter agro-climatic conditions, not arid Rajasthan. Tea production is associated mainly with Assam, West Bengal and southern hill regions, so it is not Rajasthan's leading national category.
