Kerala state GK MCQ

11. Kerala shares its northern border with which Indian state?

Goa
Tamil Nadu
Maharashtra
Karnataka Answer: d)

Detailed SolutionKerala shares its northern border with which Indian state?

12. During which month does Kerala receive the highest rainfall?

June
July
August
September Answer: b)

Detailed SolutionDuring which month does Kerala receive the highest rainfall?

13. The district with the highest population density in Kerala is:

Ernakulam
Malappuram
Thiruvananthapuram
Kozhikode

Detailed SolutionThe district with the highest population density in Kerala is:

14. Climate change poses a threat to Kerala’s agriculture due to:

Unpredictable rainfall patterns
Rising temperatures
Increased pest and disease incidence
All of the above Answer: d

Detailed SolutionClimate change poses a threat to Kerala’s agriculture due to:

15. The Arakkal kingdom was unique in Kerala as it was ruled by a:

Nair dynasty
Brahmin lineage
Muslim family
European colonial power

Detailed SolutionThe Arakkal kingdom was unique in Kerala as it was ruled by a:

16. Mixed cropping is a common practice in Kerala, involving:

Rice and vegetables
Coconut and spices
Rubber and fruits
All of the above Answer: d

Detailed SolutionMixed cropping is a common practice in Kerala, involving:

17. The local self-government body at the village level in Kerala is known as:

Janpad Panchayat
Nagar Panchayat
Gram Panchayat
Block Panchayat

Detailed SolutionThe local self-government body at the village level in Kerala is known as:

18. Kerala murals are known for their predominantly:

Secular themes
Nature scenes
Abstract compositions
Mythological depictions

Detailed SolutionKerala murals are known for their predominantly:

19. The “Malayali Memorial” agitation of 1891 focused on:

Temple entry rights
Educational opportunities
Representation in government service
Abolition of feudal practices

Detailed SolutionThe “Malayali Memorial” agitation of 1891 focused on:

20. The backwaters of Kerala are primarily located in the districts of:

Idukki and Wayanad
Alappuzha and Kollam
Kannur and Kasaragod
Thrissur and Palakkad Answer: b

Detailed SolutionThe backwaters of Kerala are primarily located in the districts of:

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