801. Fisheries play an important role in Assam’s economy, primarily in:

High altitudes
Desert regions
Wetland areas
Hilly regions

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802. Government policies in Assam aim to:

Balance the rights of migrants
Promote integration
Control illegal immigration
All of the above

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803. The spread of Hinduism and Sanskrit culture in ancient Assam is attributed to:

Kamarupa Kingdom
Invasion of the Ahoms
Influence of Southeast Asia
Arrival of Jain monks

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804. The introduction of tea cultivation in Assam transformed the region’s:

Economy
Landscape
Demographics
All of the above

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805. ‘Kalah’, a water pot found in Assamese households, is often made of:

Copper
Brass
Terracotta
Glass

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806. The Neo-Vaishnavite movement initiated by Srimanta Sankardeva had a profound impact on Assamese:

Literature and philosophy
Social reforms
Art and architecture
All of the above

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807. The Bodo language belongs to the:

Sino-Tibetan language family
Indo-Aryan language family
Dravidian language family
Austroasiatic language family

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808. Which princely state ruled over parts of present-day Bangladesh?

Tripura Kingdom
Jaintia Kingdom
Cooch Behar
Manipur Kingdom

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809. Who founded the ‘Moamoria Rebellion’, a significant uprising in Assam?

Maniram Dewan
Gomdhar Konwar
Aniruddhadev
Kushal Konwar

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810. Tea tourism in Assam allows visitors to:

Experience tea plantation life
Learn about tea processing
Enjoy scenic tea gardens
All of the above

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