Gujarat state GK MCQ Archives - MCQ and Quiz for Exams

1. Which Gujarati leader played a role in the 1857 revolt in the Sabarkantha region?

Jivaji Thakor

Bhama Shah

Gangadas Shah

Dayaram Gidumal

Detailed SolutionWhich Gujarati leader played a role in the 1857 revolt in the Sabarkantha region?

2. Which Gujarati author is known as the ‘National Poet of India’?

Zaverchand Meghani

K.M. Munshi

Pannalal Patel

Umashankar Joshi

Detailed SolutionWhich Gujarati author is known as the ‘National Poet of India’?

3. Manjira, a musical instrument consisting of small cymbals, is associated with:

Garba

Bhajans

Qawwali

Lavani

Detailed SolutionManjira, a musical instrument consisting of small cymbals, is associated with:

4. The Ravishankar Raval Award is given in the field of:

Art

Music

Theater

Dance

Detailed SolutionThe Ravishankar Raval Award is given in the field of:

5. The beadwork of the Banni region often features motifs of:

Peacocks and parrots

Camels and elephants

Lions and tigers

Fish and boats

Detailed SolutionThe beadwork of the Banni region often features motifs of:

6. The revolt of 1857 began in Meerut, which is situated in present-day:

Gujarat

Maharashtra

Uttar Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh

Detailed SolutionThe revolt of 1857 began in Meerut, which is situated in present-day:

7. Which region of Gujarat is known for its mango cultivation?

Valsad

Junagadh

Banaskantha

Vadodara

Detailed SolutionWhich region of Gujarat is known for its mango cultivation?

8. The ‘gharchola’ saree is traditionally gifted to a bride by her:

Mother

Father

Brother

Maternal uncle

Detailed SolutionThe ‘gharchola’ saree is traditionally gifted to a bride by her:

9. The most widely grown crop in Gujarat is:

Cotton

Rice

Wheat

Groundnut

Detailed SolutionThe most widely grown crop in Gujarat is:

10. The city of Sabarmati is significant in Indian history, why?

It was a princely state

Important battle site

Mahatma Gandhi's ashram was located here

Major trade center

Detailed SolutionThe city of Sabarmati is significant in Indian history, why?

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