Goa GK MCQ

31. The main crops grown in Goa include:

Rice, cashew, coconut
Wheat, maize, barley
Tea, coffee, rubber
Cotton, sugarcane, jute

Detailed SolutionThe main crops grown in Goa include:

32. The average annual rainfall in Goa is:

Less than 50 cm
50-100 cm
100-200 cm
More than 200 cm

Detailed SolutionThe average annual rainfall in Goa is:

33. Which powerful empire defeated the Kadambas of Goa, leading to their decline?

Chalukyas of Badami
Rashtrakutas of Manyakheta
Pallavas of Kanchi
Cholas of Thanjavur

Detailed SolutionWhich powerful empire defeated the Kadambas of Goa, leading to their decline?

34. The original inhabitants of Goa are believed to have been tribal communities known as:

Kunbis
Gawdas
Velips
All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe original inhabitants of Goa are believed to have been tribal communities known as:

35. The Shilahara dynasty established its capital in Goa at:

Chandor
Ponda
Margao
Vasco da Gama

Detailed SolutionThe Shilahara dynasty established its capital in Goa at:

36. The presence of the Western Ghats can create:

Microclimates
Consistent weather patterns
Strong winds
Arid conditions in Goa

Detailed SolutionThe presence of the Western Ghats can create:

37. The ‘Kumeri’ system of cultivation found in some parts of Goa is a form of:

Shifting cultivation
Terrace farming
Plantation agriculture
Dryland farming

Detailed SolutionThe ‘Kumeri’ system of cultivation found in some parts of Goa is a form of:

38. The capital city of Goa is:

Panaji (Panjim)
Vasco da Gama
Margao
Mapusa

Detailed SolutionThe capital city of Goa is:

39. The underlying rock in Goa is predominantly:

Granite
Basalt
Limestone
Sandstone

Detailed SolutionThe underlying rock in Goa is predominantly:

40. Energy demand in Goa is increasing due to:

Population growth
Economic development
Increasing use of appliances
All of the above

Detailed SolutionEnergy demand in Goa is increasing due to:

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