More Questions on Rajasthan
- Q. Which saint is associated with the following four doctrines? 1. Havan should be performed. 2. Have mercy on living organisms. 3. Aarati and Bhajan (devotional songs) for God in the Evening. 4. Take bath in the morning.
A)Jambhoji
B)Siddha Jasnath
C)Dhanna
D)Saint Peepa
Answer: Jambhoji
- Q. Where is the idols of marble made in Rajasthan?
A)Kishangarh
B)Banswara
C)Jaipur
D)Udaipur
Answer: Jaipur
- Q. The two important Beryllium producing districts of Rajasthan are –
A)Alwar and Jhunjhunu
B)Nagour and Pali
C)Udaipur and Jaipur
D)Sirohi and Dungarpur
Answer: Udaipur and Jaipur
- Q. In which city painters who were called ‘Ustads’ have painted their wall paintings?
A)Ajmer
B)Jodhpur
C)Churu
D)Bikaner
Answer: Bikaner
- Q. Natural Gas based power project is located at :
A)Jalipa
B)Bhiwadi
C)Dholpur
D)Ramgarh
Answer: Ramgarh
- Q. Those two districts of Rajasthan, which have no river are –
A)Jaisalmer and Jalaun
B)Bikaner and Churu
C)Jaisalmer and Barmer
D)Jodhpur and Jaisalmer
Answer: Bikaner and Churu
- Q. The date on which the present structure of Rajasthan was fixed is –
A)15th May, 1949
B)26th January, 1950
C)17th March, 1948
D)1st November, 1956
Answer: 1st November, 1956
- Q. The river of Rajasthan which discharges its water in Bay of Bengal is –
A)Banas
B)Luni
C)Mahi
D)Sabarmati
Answer: Banas
- Q. Major power project among the following is –
A)Jawai Sagar Project
B)Indira Gandhi Canal Project
C)Chambal project
D)Bisalpur Project
Answer: Chambal project
- Q. Which is not a correct match in the term of District and Mascot?
A)Churu - Black Buck
B)Sawai Madhopur - Lion
C)Bilwara - Peacock
D)Jaisalmer - Great Indian Bustard
Answer: Sawai Madhopur - Lion
- Q. According to the Yamuna river water sharing treaty concluded in May 1994, the amount of water that Rajasthan receives is –
A)70 crore m3
B)111.9 crore m3
C)800 cusec
D)120.5 crore m3
Answer: 111.9 crore m3
- Q. Kshetrapal has a significant part in the culture of Rajasthan –
A)as a village deity
B)as a village officer
C)as a saint
D)as a Upasaka
Answer: as a village deity
- Q. The famous historian of Rajasthan who was also a social reformer was :
A)Harbilas Sharda
B)C. K. F. Waltier
C)Mankaran Sarda
D)Jamnalal Bajaj
Answer: Harbilas Sharda
- Q. Choose the correct answer – Governor of Rajasthan is the Chancellor of
A)All state universities, the central universities in the state and all private universities in the state.
B)All state universities.
C)All the state universities and central universities in the state.
D)All state universities as well as private universities in the state.
Answer: All state universities.
- Q. In comparison to the decade of 1981-91 in Rajasthan, the population growth rate of 1991-2001 has declined by :
A)4.10%
B)4.90%
C)5.50%
D)5.80%
Answer: 4.10%
- Q. Government of Rajasthan’s Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme for students of minority communities provide financial assistance to those having a combination of parental income and percentage of marks in previous examination. That combination is
A)less than 1.5 lakh - at least 45%
B)less than 2 lakh - at least 50%
C)less than 1 lakh - at least 40%
D)less than 2.5 lakh - at least 55%
Answer: less than 2 lakh - at least 50%
- Q. Which district has the least population density in Rajasthan?
A)Jodhpur
B)Barmer
C)Bikaner
D)Jaisalmer
Answer: Jaisalmer
- Q. The name of factory (department) of Jaipurstate where the artist made paintings and miniatures was –
A)Sutarkhana
B)Suratkhana
C)Toshakhana
D)Jawaharkhana
Answer: Suratkhana
- Q. Assertion: Second zinc refinery plant of Rajasthan is being set up in Chanderiya (Chittorgarh). Reason: Zinc ore reserve is abundantly found in Chittorgarh. Select the correct answer from the following –
A)Assertion is wrong but Reason is correct.
B)Assertion is correct but Reason is wrong.
C)Assertion is correct and Reason is also correct.
D)Assertion is wrong and Reason is also wrong.
Answer: Assertion is correct and Reason is also correct.
- Q. What is the colour of Women’s odhani ‘Pomcha’?
A)Green
B)Yellow
C)Red
D)Saffron
Answer: Yellow
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