Kerala state GK MCQ

21. The ‘Agency for Non-Conventional Energy and Rural Technology’ (ANERT) plays a key role in:

Promoting renewable energy
Rural electrification
Power sector reforms
Energy efficiency initiatives Answer: a

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22. The excessive growth of algae in water bodies due to pollution is called:

Eutrophication
Aquaculture
Hydroponics
Upwelling Answer: a

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23. Who started the “Kerala Kaumudi” newspaper?

C.V. Raman Pillai
Kumaran Asan
K. Ramakrishna Pillai
C.V. Kunhiraman

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24. Kerala is renowned for its tradition of:

Ayurveda
Yoga
Siddha medicine
Naturopathy

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25. Landslide-prone areas in Kerala can be stabilized through:

Afforestation
Terracing
Retaining walls
All of the above Answer: d

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26. The primary religion in Kerala is:

Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
Sikhism Answer: c

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27. The Periyar National Park, famous for its tigers and elephants, is located near:

Thekkady
Munnar
Wayanad
Vagamon Answer: a

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28. The snake boat (Chundan Vallam) is an example of Kerala’s expertise in:

Boat building
Metal casting
Jute weaving
Spice trading

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29. Floriculture is gaining importance in Kerala with the cultivation of:

Roses
Orchids
Marigold
All of the above Answer: d

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30. The predominant soil type found in Kerala is:

Black soil
Red soil
Laterite soil
Alluvial soil Answer: c

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