Arunachal pradesh state GK MCQ Mock Tests

41. The government of Arunachal Pradesh allocates funds for agriculture and allied sectors in order to:

Boost rural livelihoods

Ensure food security

Promote sustainable farming practices

All of the above

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42. A potential area for economic growth in Arunachal Pradesh is:

Hydropower generation

Mining

Large-scale manufacturing

Offshore oil exploration

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43. The McMahon Line, drawn in 1914, became a contested border between:

India and China (Tibet)

India and Bhutan

India and Burma (Myanmar)

Assam and Arunachal Pradesh

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44. Shifting cultivation (Jhum) plays a role in food production for:

Remote communities

Large-scale commercial farming

Export-oriented crops

Urban populations

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45. A major source of revenue for the Arunachal Pradesh government is:

Income Tax

Property Tax

Central Government grants

Export duties

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46. Which Indian state lies to the south of Arunachal Pradesh?

Assam

Meghalaya

Nagaland

Tripura

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47. Rice is the predominant crop grown in Arunachal Pradesh, primarily in:

High altitude regions

Valley and foothills

Dryland areas

Semi-arid regions

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48. The Arunachal Pradesh government prioritizes spending on agriculture and allied sectors to:

Boost rural livelihoods

Achieve food security

Promote sustainable farming

All of the above

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49. The primary mode of transportation within Arunachal Pradesh, especially in hilly areas, is:

Railways

Buses

Ropeways

Waterways

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50. Shifting cultivation (Jhum) is a traditional agricultural practice found in Arunachal Pradesh, characterized by:

Intensive fertilizer use

Crop rotation and fallow periods

Large-scale irrigation systems

Monocropping

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