Arunachal pradesh state GK MCQ Mock Tests - MCQ and Quiz for Exams

31. Which type of rice cultivation is commonly practiced in the valleys of Arunachal Pradesh?

Wet rice cultivation

Dry rice cultivation

Terrace rice cultivation

Rainfed rice cultivation

Detailed SolutionWhich type of rice cultivation is commonly practiced in the valleys of Arunachal Pradesh?

32. Arunachal Pradesh shares its eastern border with:

Bhutan

Myanmar

China

Bangladesh

Detailed SolutionArunachal Pradesh shares its eastern border with:

33. A traditional dormitory for young boys found among some Arunachal tribes is called:

Buliang

Donyi-Polo

Rangfrah

Gumin Kiin

Detailed SolutionA traditional dormitory for young boys found among some Arunachal tribes is called:

34. The capital of the Chutiya kingdom was located at:

Sadiya

Itanagar

Tawang

Bomdila

Detailed SolutionThe capital of the Chutiya kingdom was located at:

35. The traditional attire of tribes in Arunachal Pradesh often features:

Colorful woven fabrics

Intricate beading

Animal motifs

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe traditional attire of tribes in Arunachal Pradesh often features:

36. Arunachal Pradesh has the potential to develop mineral-based industries like:

Graphite processing

Cement manufacturing

Refractory units

All of the above

Detailed SolutionArunachal Pradesh has the potential to develop mineral-based industries like:

37. Many communities in Arunachal Pradesh practice a form of livestock rearing that integrates with their traditional agricultural systems known as:

Intensive livestock farming

Mixed farming

Nomadic pastoralism

Commercial ranching

Detailed SolutionMany communities in Arunachal Pradesh practice a form of livestock rearing that integrates with their traditional agricultural systems known as:

38. The Bhuyans, a group of twelve tribal chieftains, ruled over parts of Arunachal Pradesh before the rise of the:

Chutiya Kingdom

Pala Empire

Ahom Kingdom

British Raj

Detailed SolutionThe Bhuyans, a group of twelve tribal chieftains, ruled over parts of Arunachal Pradesh before the rise of the:

39. Jhum cultivation, or shifting cultivation, is a traditional agricultural practice of:

Some tribes in Arunachal Pradesh

All tribes in Arunachal Pradesh

Tribes living in high altitude areas

Coastal tribes of Arunachal Pradesh

Detailed SolutionJhum cultivation, or shifting cultivation, is a traditional agricultural practice of:

40. The primary constitutional document governing Arunachal Pradesh is the:

Constitution of Arunachal Pradesh

Constitution of India

North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act

Inner Line Permit Regulations

Detailed SolutionThe primary constitutional document governing Arunachal Pradesh is the:

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