Tamilnadu state GK MCQ Archives - Page 2 of 120 - MCQ and Quiz for Exams

11. Tamil Nadu is a leading exporter of:

Textiles and garments

Leather products

Automobiles and auto components

All of the above

Detailed SolutionTamil Nadu is a leading exporter of:

12. Non-tax revenue sources for the state government include:

Income from public sector enterprises

Fees and fines

Interest on loans

All of the above

Detailed SolutionNon-tax revenue sources for the state government include:

13. The Tanjore Tenants’ Movement mobilized peasants against:

High taxes imposed by the British

Landlords and tenancy practices

Moneylenders and debt traps

Forced labor practices

Detailed SolutionThe Tanjore Tenants’ Movement mobilized peasants against:

14. The government is investing in:

Flyovers and underpasses

Upgrading existing roads

Pedestrian walkways and cycling infrastructure

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe government is investing in:

15. The pH of Tamil Nadu’s soils generally ranges from:

Highly acidic to neutral

Neutral to slightly alkaline

Highly alkaline to saline

Extremely acidic

Detailed SolutionThe pH of Tamil Nadu’s soils generally ranges from:

16. Which district in Tamil Nadu is known as a hub for wind power generation?

Coimbatore

Tiruppur

Tirunelveli

Cuddalore

Detailed SolutionWhich district in Tamil Nadu is known as a hub for wind power generation?

17. Limestone deposits are extensively found in which parts of Tamil Nadu?

Northern districts

Southern districts

Western Ghats foothills

Coastal regions

Detailed SolutionLimestone deposits are extensively found in which parts of Tamil Nadu?

18. Promoting off-grid energy solutions in rural areas of Tamil Nadu can improve:

Access to electricity

Reliability of power supply

Local livelihoods

All of the above

Detailed SolutionPromoting off-grid energy solutions in rural areas of Tamil Nadu can improve:

19. Tamil Nadu has significant deposits of:

Lignite (brown coal)

Iron ore

Bauxite

Copper

Detailed SolutionTamil Nadu has significant deposits of:

20. It is important to be aware of the limitations of Census data, such as:

Potential for undercounting

Changes in definitions over time

Time lag between collection and release

All of the above

Detailed SolutionIt is important to be aware of the limitations of Census data, such as:

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