Telangana and Karnataka GK MCQ Archives - Page 4 of 258 - MCQ and Quiz for Exams

31. The slum population in some urban areas of Karnataka poses a challenge for:

Housing

Basic amenities

Health and sanitation

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe slum population in some urban areas of Karnataka poses a challenge for:

32. The government provides various incentives to promote industrialization in:

Backward areas

Rural regions

Tier -2 and Tier-3 cities

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe government provides various incentives to promote industrialization in:

33. The major river system flowing through Karnataka is the:

Krishna

Godavari

Kaveri (Cauvery)

Mahanadi

Detailed SolutionThe major river system flowing through Karnataka is the:

34. The government initiative promoting electric vehicle adoption in Karnataka:

NITI Aayog Electric Vehicle Mission

Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles (FAME)

Smart Cities Mission

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

Detailed SolutionThe government initiative promoting electric vehicle adoption in Karnataka:

35. The highest peak in Telangana is found in which district?

Warangal

Khammam

Adilabad

Mahabubnagar

Detailed SolutionThe highest peak in Telangana is found in which district?

36. Organic farming practices can help:

Improve soil structure

Increase water retention

Enhance biodiversity

All of the above

Detailed SolutionOrganic farming practices can help:

37. The most commonly cultured fish species in Telangana is:

Catla

Rohu

Mrigal

Common Carp

Detailed SolutionThe most commonly cultured fish species in Telangana is:

38. Which prehistoric period is characterized by the use of stone tools?

Paleolithic Age

Mesolithic Age

Neolithic Age

Bronze Age

Detailed SolutionWhich prehistoric period is characterized by the use of stone tools?

39. A biofuel crop that is being promoted in Karnataka:

Castor

Jatropha

Sugarcane

Mustard

Detailed SolutionA biofuel crop that is being promoted in Karnataka:

40. Land ownership under the Nizams was characterized by:

Feudal system with zamindars

Ryotwari system with direct peasant ownership

Communal ownership of land

Equal distribution of land

Detailed SolutionLand ownership under the Nizams was characterized by:

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