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21. The ‘Iron and Steel’ industry in Karnataka is concentrated around:

Bellary-Hospet region

Coastal Karnataka

Malnad region

Southern Karnataka

Detailed SolutionThe ‘Iron and Steel’ industry in Karnataka is concentrated around:

22. The ‘Gokak agitation’ in Karnataka was primarily a movement for:

Workers' rights in the textile industry

Land reforms

Promotion of Kannada language

Environmental protection

Detailed SolutionThe ‘Gokak agitation’ in Karnataka was primarily a movement for:

23. The traditional style of painting known for its intricate lines, colors, and gesso work:

Madhubani

Kalamkari

Mysore Painting

Warli

Detailed SolutionThe traditional style of painting known for its intricate lines, colors, and gesso work:

24. Which mineral is found associated with the limestone deposits of Karnataka?

Magnesite

Gypsum

Graphite

Mica

Detailed SolutionWhich mineral is found associated with the limestone deposits of Karnataka?

25. The major industrial sector contributing to Karnataka’s economy:

Manufacturing

Textiles

Mining

Fisheries

Detailed SolutionThe major industrial sector contributing to Karnataka’s economy:

26. Karnataka has a coastline of approximately:

150 km

300 km

500 km

700 km

Detailed SolutionKarnataka has a coastline of approximately:

27. The UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its monolithic rock-cut temples:

Hampi

Halebidu

Badami

Belur

Detailed SolutionThe UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its monolithic rock-cut temples:

28. Which type of livestock production is significant in Telangana?

Backyard poultry rearing

Goat farming

Sheep rearing

All of the above

Detailed SolutionWhich type of livestock production is significant in Telangana?

29. The hill station in Karnataka famous for its coffee plantations and scenic beauty:

Ooty

Coorg

Munnar

Darjeeling

Detailed SolutionThe hill station in Karnataka famous for its coffee plantations and scenic beauty:

30. The “Sacred Groves” of Karnataka are important for:

Biodiversity conservation

Cultural significance

Religious practices

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe “Sacred Groves” of Karnataka are important for:

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