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41. Some former zamindari estates in Karnataka have been converted into:

Heritage hotels

Agricultural lands

Wildlife sanctuaries

Government offices

Detailed SolutionSome former zamindari estates in Karnataka have been converted into:

42. Overgrazing is a threat to Telangana’s:

Grasslands

Forests

Agricultural lands

All of the above

Detailed SolutionOvergrazing is a threat to Telangana’s:

43. The “lost-wax” technique is associated with:

Cheriyal paintings

Nirmal paintings

Dokra metalcraft

Kalamkari

Detailed SolutionThe “lost-wax” technique is associated with:

44. A traditional method of water conservation used in Karnataka:

Drip irrigation

Sprinkler irrigation

Tanks (Kere)

Canal irrigation

Detailed SolutionA traditional method of water conservation used in Karnataka:

45. Megaliths found in Telangana could have served as:

Burial sites

Territorial markers

Ritualistic sites

All of the above

Detailed SolutionMegaliths found in Telangana could have served as:

46. The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) has a regional center in:

Mangalore

Karwar

Udupi

Honnavar

Detailed SolutionThe Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI) has a regional center in:

47. The founder of the Infosys IT company, who hails from Karnataka:

Azim Premji

Shiv Nadar

Nandan Nilekani

N.R. Narayana Murthy

Detailed SolutionThe founder of the Infosys IT company, who hails from Karnataka:

48. Karnataka’s state animal, the Gaur (Indian Bison) is primarily found in:

Evergreen and moist deciduous forests

Dry deciduous and thorn forests

Grasslands

Alpine forests

Detailed SolutionKarnataka’s state animal, the Gaur (Indian Bison) is primarily found in:

49. Which dynasty patronized the Buddhist sites at Nelakondapalli and Dhulikatta?

Satavahanas

Kakatiyas

Ikshvakus

Chalukyas

Detailed SolutionWhich dynasty patronized the Buddhist sites at Nelakondapalli and Dhulikatta?

50. Mangrove ecosystems along the Karnataka coast play a crucial role in:

Fish breeding

Nursery grounds

Storm protection

All of the above

Detailed SolutionMangrove ecosystems along the Karnataka coast play a crucial role in:

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