Assam state GK MCQ

31. Workers’, peasants’, and tribal movements contributed to:

Social and economic reforms
Political mobilization
Challenges to existing power structures
All of the above

Detailed SolutionWorkers’, peasants’, and tribal movements contributed to:

32. Sri Surya Pahar is an archaeological site with significance for:

Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain remains
Stone sculptures and carvings
Architectural ruins
All of the above

Detailed SolutionSri Surya Pahar is an archaeological site with significance for:

33. Which district in Assam has deposits of uranium?

Golaghat
Dhemaji
Kamrup
West Karbi Anglong

Detailed SolutionWhich district in Assam has deposits of uranium?

34. Balancing economic development with environmental protection is a challenge in Assam’s mining sector, requiring:

Stricter regulations
Sustainable mining practices
Community participation
All of the above

Detailed SolutionBalancing economic development with environmental protection is a challenge in Assam’s mining sector, requiring:

35. Beel fisheries in Assam often use a traditional fishing method called:

Angling
Jaal
Trapping
Trawling

Detailed SolutionBeel fisheries in Assam often use a traditional fishing method called:

36. Which hill range forms a natural boundary with Meghalaya?

Patkai Hills
Khasi and Jaintia Hills
Naga Hills
Aravalli Hills

Detailed SolutionWhich hill range forms a natural boundary with Meghalaya?

37. Feudatory states contributed to Assam’s diverse cultural landscape through their:

Unique traditions
Art and architecture
Patronage of scholars and artists
All of the above

Detailed SolutionFeudatory states contributed to Assam’s diverse cultural landscape through their:

38. E-commerce is opening up new opportunities for businesses in Assam to:

Reach wider markets
Sell traditional products
Participate in the digital economy
All of the above

Detailed SolutionE-commerce is opening up new opportunities for businesses in Assam to:

39. The predominant livestock species in Assam is:

Cattle
Goats
Poultry
Pigs

Detailed SolutionThe predominant livestock species in Assam is:

40. The “Tea Capital of India” is located in which district?

Jorhat
Dibrugarh
Tinsukia
Sonitpur

Detailed SolutionThe “Tea Capital of India” is located in which district?

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