Kerala state GK MCQ

21. Excessive exploitation of forest resources can lead to:

Loss of biodiversity
Displacement of tribal communities
Increased poverty
All of the above Answer: d

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22. The Industrial Policy of Kerala aims to promote:

Sustainable industries
Innovation
Entrepreneurship
All of the above

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23. The ‘Ooranma’ system was a form of feudal authority prevalent in:

Kollam
Palakkad
Kozhikode
Kannur

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24. The ‘Nettur Petti’ is renowned for its:

Wood and metalwork
Textile designs
Pottery
Musical instruments

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25. The ‘Sargadhara’ scheme in Kerala promotes:

Arts and cultural activities in schools
Sports development
Science education
Environmental awareness

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