Q. “Consider the following pairs of folk dances with states where they are most commonly performed: 1. Bardo Cham – Arunachal Pradesh 2. Karma Naach – Jharkhand 3. Raut Nacha – Chhattisgarh Which of the above is/are correct?”

Correct Answer

1, 2 & 3

More Questions on Arunachal Pradesh

  • Q. Name the country which shares international borders with state in the west.
    A)Nepal
    B)Bhutan
    C)China
    D)None of These
    Answer: Bhutan
  • Q. With reference to the NGT directive to Arunachal Pradesh government to identify illegal deforestation hotspots in Pakke Tiger Reserve, consider the following statements the protected site: 1. The reserve represent the range limits of Indochinese tigers and Bengal tigers. 2. The reserve is known for the ‘Hornbill Nest Adoption Program’. 3. The forest belongs to evergreen category. Which of the above statements is/are correct?
    A)Only 1 and 3 are correct
    B)Only 2 and 3 are correct
    C)Only 1 and 2 are correct
    D)All are correct
    Answer: All are correct
  • Q. Total number of Districts in Arunachal Pradesh-
    A)21
    B)26
    C)18
    D)25
    Answer: 26
  • Q. The archeological site Bhismaknagar is located near which city
    A)Dirang
    B)Pasighat
    C)Roing
    D)Naharlagun
    Answer: Roing
  • Q. Who is the first Rajya Sabha member from Arunachal Pradesh
    A)Ratan Tama
    B)Mukut Mithi
    C)Yonggam Nyodek
    D)Nabam Rebia
    Answer: Ratan Tama
  • Q. Nafa’ is the old name of which state?
    A)Madhya Pradesh
    B)Uttar Pradesh
    C)Arunachal Pradesh
    D)Jharkhand
    Answer: Arunachal Pradesh
  • Q. What is the capital of Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)Lohit
    B)Itanagar
    C)Dispur
    D)None of these
    Answer: Itanagar
  • Q. Which is the most followed religion in Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)Buddhism
    B)Hindu
    C)Christianity
    D)Muslim
    Answer: Christianity
  • Q. Which of the following pairs of monasteries and their correct location state is / are correct? 1. Rumtek Monastery – Sikkim 2. Tawang Monastery – Ladakh 3. Hemis Monastery – Arunachal Pradesh Select the correct option from given below:
    A)Only 1 & 2
    B)Only 1 & 3
    C)Only 1
    D)1, 2 & 3
    Answer: Only 1
  • Q. Tapi Mra climbed the Mount Everest in the Year-
    A)2007
    B)2009
    C)2005
    D)2012
    Answer: 2009
  • Q. Which pass connects Arunachal Pradesh with Myanmar?
    A)Dihang Pass
    B)Jelep La
    C)Bom Di La
    D)Khardung La
    Answer: Dihang Pass
  • Q. In which city the largest monastery of India is located
    A)Bomdila
    B)Pasighat
    C)Itanagar
    D)Tawang
    Answer: Tawang
  • Q. Who is also known as the father of Donyi-Polo
    A)Talom Rukbo
    B)Talom Mithi
    C)Talom Gamlin
    D)Talom Apang
    Answer: Talom Rukbo
  • Q. Name of the First Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
    A)R. D. Pradhan
    B)Gopal Singh
    C)Bhishma Narain Singh
    D)Devi Das Thakur
    Answer: Bhishma Narain Singh
  • Q. Which of the following forests extend from Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh between 2900 to 3500 metres?
    A)Himalayan Dry temperate Forest
    B)Sub alpine forest
    C)Montane Wet temperate forests
    D)Moist Alpine scrub
    Answer: Sub alpine forest
  • Q. What is the area of Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)32,333 sq. mi.
    B)56,123 sq. mi.
    C)28,974 sq. mi.
    D)44,896 sq. mi.
    Answer: 32,333 sq. mi.
  • Q. As per the Koppen’s classification of the Indian climate, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh are the part of which of the following climatic region?
    A)Tundra type
    B)Cold Humid type
    C)Semi-Arid Steppe
    D)Tropical Monsoon type
    Answer: Cold Humid type
  • Q. Most spoken language in Arunachal Pradesh is _______?
    A)Bengali
    B)Nyishi
    C)Adi
    D)Nepali
    Answer: Nyishi
  • Q. Who succeeded Dorjee Khandu as Arunachal Pradesh’s chief minister?
    A)Rishang Keishing
    B)S. C. Jamir
    C)Tarun Gogoi
    D)Dorjee Khandu
    Answer: Dorjee Khandu
  • Q. Which place receives 1st-morning rays in the whole country?
    A)Vijaynagar Basti
    B)Either or both (A) and (B)
    C)Dong Basti
    D)None of these
    Answer: Either or both (A) and (B)

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