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11. This endangered primate is found in the rainforests of the Western Ghats:

Nilgiri Langur

Lion-Tailed Macaque

Slow Loris

Golden Langur Answer: b

Detailed SolutionThis endangered primate is found in the rainforests of the Western Ghats:

12. Kerala’s ‘Integrated Energy Policy’ aims to create a:

Sustainable energy system

Knowledge-based energy sector

Energy efficient society

All of the above Answer: d

Detailed SolutionKerala’s ‘Integrated Energy Policy’ aims to create a:

13. Velu Thampi Dalawa led a major revolt against the British East India Company in Travancore in:

1790

1809

1857

1921

Detailed SolutionVelu Thampi Dalawa led a major revolt against the British East India Company in Travancore in:

14. Bauxite, a primary ore of aluminum, is potentially found in:

Ernakulam

Kollam

Kasaragod

Kannur Answer: c

Detailed SolutionBauxite, a primary ore of aluminum, is potentially found in:

15. Which hill range forms the natural boundary between Kerala and Karnataka?

Anamalai Hills

Brahmagiri Hills

Nilgiri Hills

Cardamom Hills Answer: b

Detailed SolutionWhich hill range forms the natural boundary between Kerala and Karnataka?

16. While not directly connected to the main 1857 revolt, the Mappila Uprisings in Malabar shared the sentiment of:

Anti-colonial struggle

Religious revivalism

Hindu-Muslim unity

Feudal resistance

Detailed SolutionWhile not directly connected to the main 1857 revolt, the Mappila Uprisings in Malabar shared the sentiment of:

17. Which is the largest hydroelectric project in Kerala?

Idukki

Sabarigiri

Idamalayar

Sholayar Answer: a

Detailed SolutionWhich is the largest hydroelectric project in Kerala?

18. The traditional white and gold saree of Kerala is known as:

Mundum Neriyathum

Pavada Davani

Mekhela Chador

Kanchipuram silk

Detailed SolutionThe traditional white and gold saree of Kerala is known as:

19. The success of Kerala’s Panchayats is attributed to factors like:

Political commitment

People's participation

Social development

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe success of Kerala’s Panchayats is attributed to factors like:

20. Excessive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides can lead to:

Soil pollution

Water pollution

Loss of biodiversity

All of the above Answer: d

Detailed SolutionExcessive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides can lead to:

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