punjab GK MCQ

1. The problem of drug addiction is a serious concern in parts of Punjab, primarily affecting:

Youth
Elderly population
Women
Urban poor

Detailed SolutionThe problem of drug addiction is a serious concern in parts of Punjab, primarily affecting:

2. Feudatory states often retained their own:

Systems of taxation and revenue collection
Judiciary and law enforcement
Armed forces
All of the above

Detailed SolutionFeudatory states often retained their own:

3. Beekeeping (apiculture) is often integrated with horticulture in Punjab because it aids in:

Pollination
Pest control
Honey production as a value-added product
All of the above

Detailed SolutionBeekeeping (apiculture) is often integrated with horticulture in Punjab because it aids in:

4. Punjab’s traditional agroforestry systems combine:

Trees with crops
Trees with livestock
Trees, crops, and livestock
Trees and aquaculture

Detailed SolutionPunjab’s traditional agroforestry systems combine:

5. Which district in Punjab has areas identified as tribal sub-plan blocks?

Gurdaspur
Amritsar
Ludhiana
Patiala

Detailed SolutionWhich district in Punjab has areas identified as tribal sub-plan blocks?

6. The domestication of which animals was important during the Neolithic in Punjab?

Goats and sheep
Horses and camels
Dogs and cats
Elephants

Detailed SolutionThe domestication of which animals was important during the Neolithic in Punjab?

7. Which city in Punjab is a major railway junction connecting different parts of the country?

Amritsar
Jalandhar
Ludhiana
Patiala

Detailed SolutionWhich city in Punjab is a major railway junction connecting different parts of the country?

8. The Ranjit Sagar Dam (Thein Dam) is built on which river?

Sutlej River
Beas River
Ravi River
Chenab River

Detailed SolutionThe Ranjit Sagar Dam (Thein Dam) is built on which river?

9. The British divided Punjab into:

East Punjab and West Punjab
Princely states and directly ruled territories
Punjab and Haryana
Punjab and Sindh

Detailed SolutionThe British divided Punjab into:

10. Excessive sand mining from riverbeds can lead to:

Riverbank erosion
Lowering of the water table
Ecological imbalances
All of the above

Detailed SolutionExcessive sand mining from riverbeds can lead to:

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