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. Which one is the largest district of Arunachal Pradesh by population
    A)Tirap
    B)Papum Pare
    C)Changlang
    D)West Siang
    Answer: Papum Pare
  • Q. The archeological site Bhismaknagar is located near which city
    A)Dirang
    B)Pasighat
    C)Roing
    D)Naharlagun
    Answer: Roing
  • Q. When did Arunachal Pradesh state establish?
    A)20th Oct, 1987
    B)20th Feb, 1987
    C)20th Jan, 1988
    D)15th Dec, 1968
    Answer: 20th Feb, 1987
  • Q. Which of the following rivers flows through Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)Indus
    B)Ganges
    C)Brahmaputra
    D)Cauvery
    Answer: Brahmaputra
  • Q. Namdapha National Park is located in
    A)Bharatpur, Rajasthan
    B)Nainital, Uttaranchal
    C)Changlang Arunachal Pradesh
    D)None of These
    Answer: Changlang Arunachal Pradesh
  • 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. “Identify the animal with the help of given information: 1. It is known as the pride animal called as ‘Cattle of Hilly Region’ or the ‘ship of the highland’. 2. It is the state animal of Arunachal Pradesh. 3. It is considered a descendent of the wild Indian gaur or bison. 4. It produces only about 1-11/2 litres of milk a day, but it is considered to be nutritionally superior to cow or goat milk. Select the correct answer from options given below:”
    A)Kangayam
    B)Ongole
    C)Kankrej
    D)Mithun
    Answer: Mithun
  • 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. Which one is the only district whose boundary touches Nagaland
    A)Namsai District
    B)Upper Siang District
    C)Anjaw district
    D)Longding District
    Answer: Longding District
  • 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. The Kameng River originates in which district
    A)West Kameng district
    B)East Siang district
    C)Tawang district
    D)Lohit district
    Answer: Tawang district
  • Q. Who was the first Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)Prem Khandu Thungan
    B)Mukut Mithi
    C)Gegong Apang
    D)Dorjee Khandu
    Answer: Prem Khandu Thungan
  • Q. Arunachal Pradesh is divided into how many districts?
    A)21
    B)25
    C)22
    D)23
    Answer: 25
  • Q. Which one is officially reccognised as the State mammal of Arunachal Pradesh
    A)Blackbuck
    B)Indian Elephant
    C)Gayal
    D)Chinkara
    Answer: Gayal
  • Q. Which one of the following pairs of Tribe and State are correctly matched? 1. Tharu : Madhya Pradesh 2. Adi : Arunachal Pradesh 3. Irula : Kerala 4. Shaharia : Rajasthan
    A)1, 2 & 3
    B)2, 3 & 4
    C)1 & 2
    D)1, 2, 3 & 4
    Answer: 2, 3 & 4
  • Q. Tapi Mra climbed the Mount Everest in the Year-
    A)2007
    B)2009
    C)2005
    D)2012
    Answer: 2009
  • Q. Name of the current chief minister of Arunachal Pradesh
    A)Gegong Apang
    B)Tomo Riba
    C)Pema Khandu
    D)Nabam Tuki
    Answer: Pema Khandu
  • Q. Who is the longest serving Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh
    A)Gegong Apang
    B)Nabam Tuki
    C)Dorjee Khandu
    D)Prem Khandu Thungan
    Answer: Gegong Apang
  • Q. Mountain between the Siang river and the Noa-Dihing river is classified as?
    A)Hengduan Shan
    B)Eastern Himalayas
    C)Mishmi Hills
    D)Patkai Range
    Answer: Mishmi Hills
  • Q. Which is the Arunachal Pradesh state Bird?
    A)Black crested bulbul
    B)Great hornbill
    C)Black necked crane
    D)None of These
    Answer: Great hornbill

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