11. The ‘PMGSY-III’ aims to upgrade:

Rural roads
Urban highways
Railways
Airports

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12. Chhattisgarh has significant reserves of:

Coal
Petroleum
Natural Gas
Uranium

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13. Which folk dance is performed primarily by young women during the harvest season?

Sua
Panthi
Raut Nacha
Karma

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14. Which of these was a major factor that contributed to the Revolt of 1857 in Chhattisgarh?

Economic exploitation by the British
Insensitive religious policies
Introduction of new rifle cartridges
All of the above

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factor that contributed to the Revolt of 1857 in Chhattisgarh?

15. The administrative structures of Feudatory States were:

Highly centralized
Largely decentralized
Modeled after the British system
Unique to each state

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16. The Chitrakote Falls, one of the widest waterfalls in India, is situated in which district?

Bastar
Kondagaon
Narayanpur
Bijapur

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one of the widest waterfalls in India, is situated in which district?

17. One major reason for British interest in Chhattisgarh was its:

Forest resources
Mineral deposits
Strategic location
All of the above

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18. Intricately carved wooden doors and furniture are testament to Chhattisgarh’s rich heritage in:

Wood carving
Stone sculpture
Metal craft
Textile weaving

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19. Other natural hazards that Chhattisgarh occasionally experiences include:

Hailstorms, thunderstorms, and forest fires
Nuclear accidents and chemical spills
Alien invasions and zombie apocalypses
None of the above

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20. Chhattisgarh has established new universities and colleges to expand access to:

Higher education
Technical education
Medical education
Teacher training

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