State Uttar Pradesh

Q. As per census 2011 which of the following facts in the context of Uttar Pradesh is not correctly matched?

A
Percentage growth in the population - 20.23% of Uttar Pradesh in decade 2001-11
B
Percentage of population in Uttar Pradesh - 18.5% to the population in country
C
Population density per square km - 829
D
Women literacy - 57.18%

Correct Answer

Percentage of population in Uttar Pradesh - 18.5% to the population in country

More Questions on State

  • Q. Which temple is World Heritage?
    A)Sanghi Temple
    B)Gnana Saraswathi Temple
    C)Ramappa Temple
    D)Bhadrachalam Temple
    Answer: Ramappa Temple
  • Q. The National Highway which passes through Tripura is:
    A)8
    B)4
    C)2
    D)12
    Answer: 8
  • Q. Which religion is a majority in Mizoram?
    A)Buddhism
    B)Hinduism
    C)Christianity
    D)Islam
    Answer: Christianity
  • Q. Rakar soil is found in which of the following regions of Uttar Pradesh?
    A)Baghelkhand
    B)Mirzapur region
    C)Mountain and plateau slope
    D)Banks of river
    Answer: Mountain and plateau slope
  • Q. The latest district created in 2018 in Madhya Pradesh is
    A)Singrauli
    B)Agar Malwa
    C)Niwari
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Niwari
  • Q. Shrawat’ in Rajasthan is related to
    A)South - west monsoon
    B)Cyclone of the bay bengal
    C)Western disturbances
    D)North - east monsoon
    Answer: South - west monsoon
  • Q. How many districts of Madhya Pradesh are covered under NREGA –
    A)18 Districts
    B)31 Districts
    C)All Districts
    D)None of these
    Answer: All Districts
  • Q. The quorum to constitute a meeting of the Legislative Assembly shall be …………… members or one-tenth of the total members of the Legislative.
    A)14
    B)15
    C)10
    D)20
    Answer: 10
  • Q. Who popularized Ragale, a metre native to Kannada language?
    A)Harihara
    B)Sarvajna
    C)Basavanna
    D)None ot these
    Answer: Harihara
  • Q. What is the former name of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport?
    A)J. R. D. Tata International Airport
    B)Chhatrapati Rajaram Maharaj Airport
    C)Bombay International Airport
    D)Sahar International Airport
    Answer: Sahar International Airport
  • Q. Which of the following lakes is famous as ‘Mini Switzerland’?
    A)Khajjiar lake
    B)Parashar lake
    C)Nako lake
    D)Manimahesh lake
    Answer: Khajjiar lake
  • Q. Under which scheme, funds ranging from Rs. 11,000 to Rs. 51,000 are given as Shagun (gift) for the marriage of girls?
    A)Mahila and Bal Suraksha Yojana
    B)Swadhar Grih Yojana
    C)Mukhyamantri Vivah Shagun Yojana
    D)Sakhi Yojana
    Answer: Mukhyamantri Vivah Shagun Yojana
  • Q. Out of total installed capacity, how much percentage is of coal based plants?
    A)10%
    B)47%
    C)93%
    D)49%
    Answer: 93%
  • Q. Who is the first person from Karnataka to received Padma Vibhushan award?
    A)Dr. Satish Dhawan
    B)Dr. Kuppali V. Puttappa
    C)Dr. Raja Ramanna
    D)Dr. V. Kasturi Ranga Varadaraja Rao
    Answer: Dr. V. Kasturi Ranga Varadaraja Rao
  • Q. In Uttar Pradesh, which of the following crops is grown in the least time?
    A)Arhar
    B)Gram
    C)Masoor
    D)Moong
    Answer: Moong
  • Q. Where is Industries Commissioner Office of Bihar situated?
    A)Gaya
    B)Hajipur
    C)Patna
    D)Muzaffarpur
    Answer: Patna
  • 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. The district that contains the highest number of Municipalities is
    A)Murshidabad
    B)North 24 Parganas
    C)West Midnapore
    D)Jalpaiguri
    Answer: North 24 Parganas
  • Q. The reason of Bhumij Revolt was ……………..
    A)Land revenue policy of the Britishers
    B)Both (A) and (B)
    C)Land annexation policy of the Britishers
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Land revenue policy of the Britishers
  • Q. What is the rank of Jharkhand in Iron-ore production?
    A)3
    B)1
    C)2
    D)5
    Answer: 2

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