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31. The Kulasekhara dynasty, which ruled Kerala around 9th century CE, had their capital at:

Kollam

Kannur

Mahodayapuram

Kottayam Answer: c

Detailed SolutionThe Kulasekhara dynasty, which ruled Kerala around 9th century CE, had their capital at:

32. Who led the Paliyam Satyagraha against social discrimination?

T.K. Madhavan

Poykayil Appachan

Ayyankali

Pandit Karuppan

Detailed SolutionWho led the Paliyam Satyagraha against social discrimination?

33. The 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendments provided for the strengthening of:

Central Government

State Legislatures

Panchayati Raj and Municipalities

Judiciary

Detailed SolutionThe 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendments provided for the strengthening of:

34. William Logan, the British administrator of Malabar, is known for authoring the:

Kerala Manual

Cochin Gazetteer

Malabar Manual

Travancore State Manual

Detailed SolutionWilliam Logan, the British administrator of Malabar, is known for authoring the:

35. The ‘Verumpattam’ and ‘Kanapattam’ were forms of:

Tax collection

Tenancy rights

Ritual practice

Village administration

Detailed SolutionThe ‘Verumpattam’ and ‘Kanapattam’ were forms of:

36. K. R. Narayanan, the former President of India, was born in which district of Kerala?

Kottayam

Thrissur

Kollam

Alappuzha

Detailed SolutionK. R. Narayanan, the former President of India, was born in which district of Kerala?

37. A colorful dance form where performers dress up as peacocks is:

Ottamthullal

Mayilattam

Kummattikali

Kaikottikali

Detailed SolutionA colorful dance form where performers dress up as peacocks is:

38. The Virippu season in Kerala coincides with the:

Northeast Monsoon

Southwest Monsoon

Winter months

Summer months Answer: b

Detailed SolutionThe Virippu season in Kerala coincides with the:

39. The directive principle of protecting the environment is enshrined in :

Article 47

Article 48A

Article 51

Article 51A (g)

Detailed SolutionThe directive principle of protecting the environment is enshrined in :

40. The smallest district of Kerala in terms of area is:

Pathanamthitta

Alappuzha

Kottayam

Kollam

Detailed SolutionThe smallest district of Kerala in terms of area is:

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