Telangana and Karnataka GK MCQ

31. A distinguished physicist from Karnataka who won the Nobel Prize:

C.V. Raman
Homi J. Bhabha
S. Chandrasekhar
Vikram Sarabhai

Detailed SolutionA distinguished physicist from Karnataka who won the Nobel Prize:

32. According to the 2011 census, the approximate population of Karnataka is:

41 million
61 million
81 million
101 million

Detailed SolutionAccording to the 2011 census, the approximate population of Karnataka is:

33. The presence of beads made of shell and carnelian in prehistoric sites suggests:

Adornment practices
Long-distance trade
Religious beliefs
All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe presence of beads made of shell and carnelian in prehistoric sites suggests:

34. A major industrial belt located in the north of Karnataka:

Bengaluru-Mysuru corridor
Coastal Karnataka
Hyderabad-Karnataka region
Malnad region

Detailed SolutionA major industrial belt located in the north of Karnataka:

35. An unexpected or additional expenditure that may arise during the financial year:

Contingency Fund
Consolidated Fund
Supplementary Grant
Public Account

Detailed SolutionAn unexpected or additional expenditure that may arise during the financial year:

36. Telangana’s literacy rate is:

Higher than the national average
Lower than the national average
Equal to the national average
Data not available

Detailed SolutionTelangana’s literacy rate is:

37. Which Nizam ruler is known for his administrative reforms and modernization efforts?

Mir Osman Ali Khan
Salar Jung I
Nizam-ul-Mulk
Mir Qamar-ud-din Khan

Detailed SolutionWhich Nizam ruler is known for his administrative reforms and modernization efforts?

38. Telangana’s relief influences which aspect significantly?

Climate patterns
Soil formation
Drainage Systems
All of the above

Detailed SolutionTelangana’s relief influences which aspect significantly?

39. Mission Kakatiya aims to restore:

Forests
Minor irrigation tanks
Heritage sites
Urban infrastructure

Detailed SolutionMission Kakatiya aims to restore:

40. Which region of Karnataka is more susceptible to droughts?

Northern plains
Southern districts
Coastal belt
Hilly regions

Detailed SolutionWhich region of Karnataka is more susceptible to droughts?

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