Telangana and Karnataka GK MCQ Archives - Page 2 of 258 - MCQ and Quiz for Exams

11. Which bird sanctuary is located near Hyderabad and attracts migratory birds?

Pakhal Wildlife Sanctuary

Kolleru Lake Bird Sanctuary

Manjira Wildlife Sanctuary

Kawal Wildlife Sanctuary

Detailed SolutionWhich bird sanctuary is located near Hyderabad and attracts migratory birds?

12. A potential area for improvement in Karnataka’s Panchayat Raj system:

Strengthening financial autonomy

Building capacity of elected representatives

Enhancing transparency

All of the above

Detailed SolutionA potential area for improvement in Karnataka’s Panchayat Raj system:

13. Dappu is a Telangana folk dance known for its:

Vigorous footwork

Slow, graceful movements

Rhythmic drumming

Elaborate costumes

Detailed SolutionDappu is a Telangana folk dance known for its:

14. The renewable energy source that holds great potential in coastal Karnataka:

Solar energy

Tidal energy

Wind energy

Hydropower

Detailed SolutionThe renewable energy source that holds great potential in coastal Karnataka:

15. Soil health directly affects:

Crop productivity

Water quality

Farmer livelihoods

All of the above

Detailed SolutionSoil health directly affects:

16. Telangana has significant reserves of which mineral?

Coal

Limestone

Iron Ore

Bauxite

Detailed SolutionTelangana has significant reserves of which mineral?

17. The Hoysala king famous for his military campaigns and temple-building activities:

Ballala II

Veera Ballala III

Vishnuvardhana

Vinayaditya

Detailed SolutionThe Hoysala king famous for his military campaigns and temple-building activities:

18. The fertility of alluvial soils in Karnataka is influenced by:

River deposits

Climate

Vegetation Type

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe fertility of alluvial soils in Karnataka is influenced by:

19. The “Ekikarana” movement aimed to unify:

Kannada-speaking areas

Religious communities

Coastal Karnataka

Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh

Detailed SolutionThe “Ekikarana” movement aimed to unify:

20. Some local uprisings in Karnataka in 1857 were motivated by a desire to:

Restore deposed rulers

Resist British annexation policies

Counter social and economic changes

All of the above

Detailed SolutionSome local uprisings in Karnataka in 1857 were motivated by a desire to:

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