31. The purpose of many megalithic structures in Assam remains:

Well-understood
Partially understood
Shrouded in mystery
Constantly being debated

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32. Assamese wood carving can be seen in items like:

Furniture
Decorative panels
Religious idols
All of the above

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33. The Karmaveer Chakra Award, instituted by the UN and iCONGO, recognizes:

Social activists
Sportspersons
Environmentalists
Entrepreneurs

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34. There are significant HDI disparities within Assam between:

Rural and urban areas
Different districts
Various social groups
All of the above

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35. Assam has significant potential for which renewable energy source?

Hydropower
Geothermal
Wind energy
Biomass energy

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36. The development of waterways on the Brahmaputra River can boost industrial growth by providing:

Cheaper transportation of goods
Connectivity to ports
Access to new markets
All of the above

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on the Brahmaputra River can boost industrial growth by providing:

37. Numaligarh Refinery Mound is a site of archaeological interest due to the possibility of finding:

Remains of a medieval city
Harappan civilization artifacts
Ahom kingdom fortifications
Buddhist monastery ruins

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38. Which is the major oilseed crop of Assam?

Soybean
Rapeseed & Mustard
Sunflower
Groundnut

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39. The Dimasa Kachari Kingdom was centered around:

Maibong
Dimapur
Sibsagar
Tezpur

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40. Zubeen Garg is a popular Assamese singer, composer, and:

Actor and director
Politician
Sportsperson
Social activist

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