sikkim GK MCQ

21. The British might have introduced or strengthened surveillance measures in Sikkim after the Revolt to:

Monitor potential dissent
Gather intelligence on neighboring regions
Prevent communication with rebels
All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe British might have introduced or strengthened surveillance measures in Sikkim after the Revolt to:

22. The Chief Minister’s Scholarship Scheme supports:

Higher education for meritorious students
Vocational training programs
Primary education for girls
Research fellowships

Detailed SolutionThe Chief Minister’s Scholarship Scheme supports:

23. Sikkim boasts a high literacy rate, significantly higher than:

The national average
Neighboring states
Most other Himalayan regions
Economically developed nations

Detailed SolutionSikkim boasts a high literacy rate, significantly higher than:

24. Opportunities for Sikkim’s planned development lie in:

Leveraging its unique strengths (organic farming, eco-tourism)
Collaborating with neighboring states and countries
Investing in innovation and technology
All of the above

Detailed SolutionOpportunities for Sikkim’s planned development lie in:

25. The ‘Bakhu,’ a traditional garment worn by both men and women in Sikkim, features:

Checkered patterns
Colorful embroidery
Loose-fitting design
Woven stripes

Detailed SolutionThe ‘Bakhu,’ a traditional garment worn by both men and women in Sikkim, features:

26. Trekking and mountaineering are popular in Sikkim due to:

The Himalayan terrain
Well-developed trails
Experienced guides and support services
All of the above

Detailed SolutionTrekking and mountaineering are popular in Sikkim due to:

27. UNESCO has recognized Sikkim’s Khangchendzonga National Park as a:

World Heritage Site
World Biosphere Reserve
Site of Cultural Significance
Model for Ecotourism

Detailed SolutionUNESCO has recognized Sikkim’s Khangchendzonga National Park as a:

28. The Lepcha people, considered the original inhabitants of Sikkim, have linguistic and cultural connections to:

Tibeto-Burman groups
Dravidian peoples
Austroasiatic communities
Indo-Aryan peoples

Detailed SolutionThe Lepcha people, considered the original inhabitants of Sikkim, have linguistic and cultural connections to:

29. In the geopolitical context of the ‘Great Game’, Sikkim was seen by the British as a buffer against:

Russian influence
Chinese expansion
Tibetan independence movements
All of the above

Detailed SolutionIn the geopolitical context of the ‘Great Game’, Sikkim was seen by the British as a buffer against:

30. To support livestock farmers, Sikkim offers:

Insurance schemes
Microfinance loans
Training and skill development programs
All of the above

Detailed SolutionTo support livestock farmers, Sikkim offers:

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