Karnataka State

Q. Kempe Gowda I is considered as the founder of ___________ city.

A
Belgaum
B
Mysore
C
Davanagere
D
Bangalore

Correct Answer

Bangalore

More Questions on Karnataka

  • Q. Which of the following was written by Krishna Devaraya in Sanskrit?
    A)Amuktamalyada
    B)Veera-saivamruta
    C)Bhaga-vatha
    D)Madalasa Charita
    Answer: Madalasa Charita
  • Q. For which book, Kuvempu wins the Jnanpith Award in 1967?
    A)Sri Ramayana Darshanam
    B)Mookajjiya Kanasugalu
    C)Naku Thanthi
    D)Bharatha Sindhu Rashmi
    Answer: Sri Ramayana Darshanam
  • Q. What is the nickname of Kodagu?
    A)Mangaluru
    B)Mysuru
    C)Scotland of India
    D)Bengaluru
    Answer: Scotland of India
  • Q. In which of the following place Ashok’s minor rock edict has been discovered in Karnataka?
    A)Maski, Raichur
    B)Mulabagil, Kolar
    C)Halmidi, Hasan
    D)Hoskote, Bengaluru
    Answer: Maski, Raichur
  • Q. Total number of Loksabha seats in Karnataka state.
    A)28
    B)29
    C)25
    D)30
    Answer: 28
  • Q. What is the symbol of Karnataka state tree?
    A)Coconut
    B)Sandalwood
    C)Banyan
    D)Mango
    Answer: Sandalwood
  • Q. Who was the first person to received Bharat Ratna award from Karnataka
    A)C. N. R. Rao
    B)Bhimsen Joshi
    C)Girish Karnad
    D)Visvesvaraya
    Answer: Visvesvaraya
  • Q. Total geographical area of Karnataka?
    A)1,91,891 km2
    B)1,81,791 km2
    C)1,91,791 km2
    D)1,99,791 km2
    Answer: 1,91,791 km2
  • Q. Which of the following districts is rich in iron ore deposits?
    A)Vijayapura
    B)Ballari
    C)Kolar
    D)Kodagu
    Answer: Ballari
  • Q. What is the state festival of Karnataka?
    A)Lok-rang Utsav
    B)Nongkrem festival
    C)Onam
    D)Mysore Dasara
    Answer: Mysore Dasara
  • Q. Who titled himself as the “lord of both the worlds” among his people?
    A)Veerappa
    B)Dhondiya Wagh
    C)Sangolli Rayanna
    D)Venkatadri Nayak
    Answer: Dhondiya Wagh
  • Q. The Hampi city is located on the bank of which river?
    A)Kabini
    B)Tungabhadra
    C)Malaprabha
    D)None of these
    Answer: Tungabhadra
  • Q. Which place is called Ooty of Karnataka?
    A)Sakleshpur
    B)Ballari
    C)Bagalkot
    D)Chikballapur
    Answer: Sakleshpur
  • Q. Which of the following places is famous for metal handicraft known as Bidriware?
    A)Belagavi
    B)Mysuru
    C)Kalaburagi
    D)Bidar
    Answer: Bidar
  • Q. When was Kannada Sahitya Parishat established?
    A)12th June 1920
    B)7th September 1918
    C)3rd May 1915
    D)17th February 1916
    Answer: 3rd May 1915
  • Q. Which is called the City of Lakes?
    A)Ayyana
    B)Udaipur
    C)Chikmagalur
    D)Chikkamagaluru
    Answer: Udaipur
  • Q. At which place is the historical monument Gol Gumbaz located?
    A)Vijayapura
    B)Kalburagi
    C)Bidar
    D)Belagavi
    Answer: Vijayapura
  • Q. Which of the following established the Qutb Shahi lineage in 1518 CE?
    A)Ibrahim Qutb Shah
    B)Quli Qutb-ul-Mulk
    C)Jamshid
    D)Muhammad Quli
    Answer: Quli Qutb-ul-Mulk
  • Q. Which day is celebrated as Karnataka Rajyotsava?
    A)16th October
    B)1st November
    C)1st October
    D)3rd November
    Answer: 1st November
  • Q. Which among the following is the highest point in Karnataka?
    A)Biligiri
    B)Nandhi Hills
    C)Mullayanna giri
    D)Male Madeshwara Hills
    Answer: Mullayanna giri

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