Question

‘Boro’, ‘Aman’ and ‘Aus’ are .
Fill in the blank with the correct option.

• A. Tribes which are found in the north-eastern part of India
• B. Types of folk dance
• C. Names of rice crops
• D. Types of cotton crop

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

To fill in the blank correctly, let's consider the context and options provided. The question asks about 'Boro', 'Aman', and 'Aus'. These terms are related to a particular context within agriculture. Let's examine the given options: 

• Tribes which are found in the north-eastern part of India
• Types of folk dance
• Names of rice crops
• Types of cotton crop

'Boro', 'Aman', and 'Aus' are known to be associated with types of rice crops that are grown in different seasons and regions in India. Specifically:

• 'Boro' is a winter season rice crop.
• 'Aman' is a monsoon crop.
• 'Aus' is an early season rice crop.

These names do not correspond to types of tribes, folk dance, or cotton crops. Hence, based on this analysis, the correct option is: Names of rice crops

Answer 2

Boro, Aman, and Aus are varieties of rice crops grown in different parts of India, particularly in the northeastern region:

• Boro: A variety of rice grown primarily in the winter season in the northeastern states, particularly in Assam.
• Aman: Grown during the monsoon season, it is a major rice crop in Bangladesh and parts of eastern India.
• Aus: A type of rice grown in the early part of the year, typically in the summer, in parts of Assam and West Bengal.

These are all types of rice crops commonly cultivated in India.

Thus, the correct answer is (C) Names of rice crops.