Agricultural revolutions MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

The Blue Revolution refers to the growth and modernisation of fisheries and fish production. It is associated with increasing fish output through better aquaculture, fisheries infrastructure, seed, feed and marketing support. Fruit production is linked with horticulture, not this colour revolution. Flower production also falls under horticulture and floriculture, so it does not match the term. Milk production is connected with the White Revolution, which focused on dairy development. Therefore, fish production is the substance asked by the question.

The Yellow Revolution refers to the rise in oilseed production and the expansion of edible-oil availability in India. Sesame and mustard are important oilseed crops, so they fall within the scope of this revolution. Edible oil is the direct product category linked with the Yellow Revolution. Gram, however, is a pulse crop, not an oilseed crop. It belongs to pulse production rather than oilseed development. Therefore, gram is the item not related to the Yellow Revolution, and the published key is retained.