Mizoram GK MCQ

1. The most famous Mizo folk dance, known for its use of bamboo poles, is:

Cheraw
Khuallam
Chai
Sarlamkai

Detailed SolutionThe most famous Mizo folk dance, known for its use of bamboo poles, is:

2. The Mizoram government aims to reduce its fiscal deficit through:

Expenditure control
Revenue generation
Borrowings
Privatization

Detailed SolutionThe Mizoram government aims to reduce its fiscal deficit through:

3. The role of waterways in Mizoram’s transport network is:

Limited due to lack of navigable rivers
Used for local transportation on some rivers
Significant for cargo movement
Non-existent

Detailed SolutionThe role of waterways in Mizoram’s transport network is:

4. The transition to the Neolithic period in Northeast India may have involved:

Introduction of pottery and polished stone tools
Development of weaving and textile production
Domestication of animals
All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe transition to the Neolithic period in Northeast India may have involved:

5. A challenge associated with Mizoram’s soils is:

Limited availability of arable land
Soil erosion and landslides
Low levels of soil organic matter
All of the above

Detailed SolutionA challenge associated with Mizoram’s soils is:

6. A traditional dance performed by Mizo tribes during festivals is:

Cheraw (Bamboo Dance)
Bihu
Garba
Bhangra

Detailed SolutionA traditional dance performed by Mizo tribes during festivals is:

7. A program focused on providing electricity access to all households in Mizoram is:

Saubhagya
Ujjwala
UDAY
Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gram Jyoti Yojana (DDUGJY)

Detailed SolutionA program focused on providing electricity access to all households in Mizoram is:

8. Soil maps of Mizoram are useful tools for:

Farmers
Researchers
Policymakers
All of the above

Detailed SolutionSoil maps of Mizoram are useful tools for:

9. Horticulture crops gaining importance in Mizoram include:

Pineapple, banana, citrus fruits
Tea, coffee, rubber
Wheat, barley, sugarcane
Cotton, jute, tobacco

Detailed SolutionHorticulture crops gaining importance in Mizoram include:

10. The climate in Mizoram is suitable for growing:

Subtropical and temperate crops
Desert crops
Exclusively tropical crops
Arctic crops

Detailed SolutionThe climate in Mizoram is suitable for growing:

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