Assam state GK MCQ

1141. Which is the most commonly used irrigation method in Assam?

Drip irrigation
Sprinkler irrigation
Surface irrigation
Canal irrigation

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1142. The Assam Association, established in 1903, played a role in:

Promoting Assamese identity
Criticizing colonial policies
Demanding greater representation
All of the above

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1143. The Manasa Puja is associated with the worship of the snake goddess and features the creation of:

Elaborate masks
Ritualistic paintings
Clay idols
Flower arrangements

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worship of the snake goddess and features the creation of:

1144. The practice of animal sacrifice in ancient Assam can be linked to:

Shakti worship traditions
Tribal customs
Buddhist rituals
Vedic practices

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1145. The southwest monsoon winds bring significant rainfall to Assam from:

June to September
March to May
December to February
September to November

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1146. Some workers’, peasants’, and tribal movements in Assam formed alliances based on:

Shared concerns over exploitation
Common opposition to government policies
Regional solidarity
All of the above

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1147. Community-based ecotourism initiatives aim to:

Empower local residents
Create alternative livelihoods
Promote cultural exchange
All of the above

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1148. Festivals create opportunities for people from different communities in Assam to:

Come together and celebrate
Learn about each other's cultures
Strengthen bonds of unity
All of the above

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1149. What is the estimated irrigation potential of Assam?

1 million hectares
2.7 million hectares
5 million hectares
8 million hectares

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1150. The legacy of Kamarupa Kingdom can be seen in the:

Ahom kingdom that followed
Tribal cultures of Northeast India
Religious traditions of the region
All of the above

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