Telangana and Karnataka GK MCQ

11. Out-migration from Telangana can lead to:

Loss of skilled workforce in rural areas
Social disruption in families
All of the above

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12. Telangana’s geological resources contribute to the state’s:

Mining industry
Tourism
Energy production
A & C

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13. The script used predominantly to write Kannada:

Devanagari
Kannada Script
Tamil Script
Telugu Script

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14. Summer months in Telangana are characterized by:

High temperatures and low humidity
Moderate temperatures and high rainfall
High temperatures and high humidity
Low temperatures and low rainfall

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15. The production of which animal product is associated with the coastal districts of Karnataka?

Fish
Honey
Silk
Wool

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production of which animal product is associated with the coastal districts of Karnataka?

16. The Census website provides data at various levels such as:

State
District
Taluk
All of the above

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17. What is the primary source of water for irrigation in Telangana?

Rainfall
Canals
Tube wells
Tanks

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SolutionWhat is the primary source of water for irrigation in Telangana?

18. Karnataka’s economy is characterized by:

Traditional agriculture
Stagnation
Rapid diversification
Reliance on foreign aid

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SolutionKarnataka’s economy is characterized by:

19. Which UNESCO World Heritage Site in Telangana showcases Kakatiya architecture?

Qutb Shahi Tombs
Charminar
Ramappa Temple
Golconda Fort

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20. The concept of tribal self-rule aims to:

Empower tribal communities
Protect their way of life
Ensure inclusive development
All of the above

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