Question

Why is kulhad replaced by paper cup?
A. Making of kulhad on large scale would result in loss of the top layer of fertile soil.
B. Making of kulhad on a large scale would result in more of the first layer of fertile soil.
C. Making of kulhad on large scale would result in loss of soil.
D. None of these

Answer 1

Hint: Kulhad is the earthen cups made of clay which is used to serve tea in some areas.

Complete answer: Top quality soil is required to make Kulhad.
Making these kulhads on a large scale would result in the loss of fertile topsoil making the soil unfit for cultivation.
Kulhads is also made by firing in a kiln that is harmful.
Paper cups are used as the paper is biodegradable and does not pose a threat to the environment. Paper cups are cheaper and hygienic and can be recycled and reused.

So, the answer is A. Making of kulhad on large scale would result in loss of the top layer of fertile soil.

Note: Overexploitation of anything is bad. So, we must even use paper cups fruitfully as paper cups are made up of trees. Sustainable use of resources will help us to save resources for future use.