The Indus plain is the main agricultural producing region in the country which receives about________________m m of rain fall annually?
Correct answer: B. 150 mm
- A. 100 mm
- B. 150 mm
- C. 175 mm
- D. 200 mm
Explanation
The Indus Plain is predominantly arid to semi-arid, receiving roughly 150 mm of annual rainfall in the commonly used agricultural description. Its crop production therefore depends heavily on irrigation rather than rainfall.
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