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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

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

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

Eutrophication

Aquaculture

Hydroponics

Upwelling Answer: a

Detailed SolutionThe excessive growth of algae in water bodies due to pollution is called:

23. Who started the “Kerala Kaumudi” newspaper?

C.V. Raman Pillai

Kumaran Asan

K. Ramakrishna Pillai

C.V. Kunhiraman

Detailed SolutionWho started the “Kerala Kaumudi” newspaper?

24. Kerala is renowned for its tradition of:

Ayurveda

Yoga

Siddha medicine

Naturopathy

Detailed SolutionKerala is renowned for its tradition of:

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

Afforestation

Terracing

Retaining walls

All of the above Answer: d

Detailed SolutionLandslide-prone areas in Kerala can be stabilized through:

26. The primary religion in Kerala is:

Islam

Christianity

Hinduism

Sikhism Answer: c

Detailed SolutionThe primary religion in Kerala is:

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

Thekkady

Munnar

Wayanad

Vagamon Answer: a

Detailed SolutionThe Periyar National Park, famous for its tigers and elephants, is located near:

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

Boat building

Metal casting

Jute weaving

Spice trading

Detailed SolutionThe snake boat (Chundan Vallam) is an example of Kerala’s expertise in:

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

Roses

Orchids

Marigold

All of the above Answer: d

Detailed SolutionFloriculture is gaining importance in Kerala with the cultivation of:

30. The predominant soil type found in Kerala is:

Black soil

Red soil

Laterite soil

Alluvial soil Answer: c

Detailed SolutionThe predominant soil type found in Kerala is:

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