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11. The administrative headquarters of the Dakshina Kannada district:

Mangaluru

Udupi

Manipal

Surathkal

Detailed SolutionThe administrative headquarters of the Dakshina Kannada district:

12. The Nagarhole National Park is known for its:

Tropical Evergreen Forests

Moist Deciduous Forests

Tropical Thorn Forests

Shola Forests

Detailed SolutionThe Nagarhole National Park is known for its:

13. A project aimed at rejuvenating lakes and water bodies in Karnataka:

Amrit Sarovar

Jal Shakti Abhiyan

Kere Sanjeevini

Mission Kakatiya

Detailed SolutionA project aimed at rejuvenating lakes and water bodies in Karnataka:

14. Karnataka is known for its rich heritage of:

Temples and monuments

Waterfalls

Hill stations

All of the above

Detailed SolutionKarnataka is known for its rich heritage of:

15. The Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 aims to:

Protect tribal land rights

Suppress tribal uprisings

Promote rapid industrialization

Relocate tribal communities

Detailed SolutionThe Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 aims to:

16. The dance form that often includes elements of martial arts:

Changu

Kathak

Manipuri

Bharatnatyam

Detailed SolutionThe dance form that often includes elements of martial arts:

17. The most important commercial tree species in Karnataka:

Teakwood

Rosewood

Sandalwood

Pine

Detailed SolutionThe most important commercial tree species in Karnataka:

18. This dance form uses long poles decorated with peacock feathers:

Dhol Cholom

Pung Cholom

Thang Ta

Mayur Nritya

Detailed SolutionThis dance form uses long poles decorated with peacock feathers:

19. The policy document that outlines Karnataka’s vision for industrial development:

The State Budget

Five Year Plans

Karnataka Industrial Policy

Economic Survey

Detailed SolutionThe policy document that outlines Karnataka’s vision for industrial development:

20. Karnataka’s population density (persons per sq km) is:

150

250

320

400

Detailed SolutionKarnataka’s population density (persons per sq km) is:

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