Kerala state GK MCQ Archives - Page 3 of 123 - MCQ and Quiz for Exams

21. Which district has significant deposits of graphite?

Wayanad

Kottayam

Idukki

Ernakulam Answer: c

Detailed SolutionWhich district has significant deposits of graphite?

22. The grassroots level of local governance in Kerala is the:

Gram Panchayat

Block Panchayat

District Panchayat

Zilla Parishad

Detailed SolutionThe grassroots level of local governance in Kerala is the:

23. Excessive mineral extraction can cause:

Soil degradation

Water pollution

Air pollution

All of the above Answer: d

Detailed SolutionExcessive mineral extraction can cause:

24. The Padmanabhapuram Palace, known for its intricate woodwork, was the seat of the:

Travancore kings

Venad rulers

Kolathiri Dynasty

Cochin Kingdom

Detailed SolutionThe Padmanabhapuram Palace, known for its intricate woodwork, was the seat of the:

25. Which mineral is abundantly found in the coastal sandy soils of Kerala?

Ilmenite

Monazite

Rutile

Zircon Answer: b

Detailed SolutionWhich mineral is abundantly found in the coastal sandy soils of Kerala?

26. Energy conservation measures in Kerala include:

Energy efficient appliances

LED lighting

Building codes

All of the above Answer: d

Detailed SolutionEnergy conservation measures in Kerala include:

27. A prehistoric site in Kerala known for urn burials is:

Porkalam

Wayanad

Kannur

Kasaragod

Detailed SolutionA prehistoric site in Kerala known for urn burials is:

28. A ritual art form performed in temples and ‘kavus’ of North Kerala, often invoking deities and ancestral spirits, is:

Padayani

Theyyam

Thira

Kalamezhuthu

Detailed SolutionA ritual art form performed in temples and ‘kavus’ of North Kerala, often invoking deities and ancestral spirits, is:

29. The preparatory drawing in mural paintings is known as:

Kolam

Chitrakala

Rekha

Varna

Detailed SolutionThe preparatory drawing in mural paintings is known as:

30. Kerala’s most important river is the:

Kaveri

Krishna

Godavari

Periyar Answer: d)

Detailed SolutionKerala’s most important river is the:

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