41. Manipur experiences less extreme temperatures compared to:

North Indian states
South Indian states
Coastal Indian states
Desert Indian states

Detailed SolutionManipur experiences less extreme temperatures compared to:

42. Which of these mammals is found in Manipur’s forests?

Hoolock Gibbon
Sloth Bear
Indian Pangolin
All of the above

Detailed SolutionWhich of these mammals is found in Manipur’s forests?

43. Manipur’s economy traditionally has been heavily reliant on:

Agriculture
Heavy industry
Tourism
Information Technology

Detailed SolutionManipur’s economy traditionally has been heavily reliant on:

44. Megaliths found in Manipur are often associated with:

Ancestor worship
Agricultural rituals
Demarcating territory
Defensive structures

Detailed SolutionMegaliths found in Manipur are often associated with:

45. Rice cultivation in Manipur is primarily concentrated in:

The Imphal Valley
Hilly regions
River valleys
Coastal plains

Detailed SolutionRice cultivation in Manipur is primarily concentrated in:

46. Senapati district offers scenic beauty and is home to:

Mao town
Yangoupokpi-Lokchao Wildlife Sanctuary
Dzuko valley
All of the above

Detailed SolutionSenapati district offers scenic beauty and is home to:

47. Shok-Pan, a Manipuri craft, involves weaving products from:

Cane
Bamboo
Silk
Cotton

Detailed SolutionShok-Pan, a Manipuri craft, involves weaving products from:

48. Which hill range in Manipur is known for its prehistoric cave sites?

Shirui Hills
Nongmaiching Hills
Thangjing Hills
Koubru Hills

Detailed SolutionWhich hill range in Manipur is known for its prehistoric cave sites?

49. The Loktak Hydroelectric Project is a major source of power in Manipur and is located on the:

Manipur River
Imphal River
Barak River
Yu River

Detailed SolutionThe Loktak Hydroelectric Project is a major source of power in Manipur and is located on the:

50. The state of Manipur is known for its:

Hilly terrain
Dense forests
Rich biodiversity
All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe state of Manipur is known for its: