Q. Consider the following statements. 1. In protected forests, all activities are permitted. 2. In reserved forests, all activities are prohibited unless permitted. Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

Correct Answer

Only 2

More Questions on Jharkhand

  • Q. Bokaro was created as a separate district from which two districts?
    A)Sumeru and Jamshedpur
    B)Dhanbad and Giridih
    C)Bokaro and Ranchi
    D)Giridih and Ranchi
    Answer: Dhanbad and Giridih
  • Q. Under Chota Nagpur Tenancy Act, 1908, a female of a Khunt – Kattidar is
    A)Possess Khunt-Kattidar rights
    B)Excluded from the inheritance rights on ancestral properties
    C)Is guaranteed equal rights as men
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Excluded from the inheritance rights on ancestral properties
  • Q. Karma is mainly celebrated by which of the following tribes?
    A)Oraon
    B)Santhal
    C)Munda
    D)Ho
    Answer: Oraon
  • Q. Sohrai is the biggest festival of which tribe?
    A)Munda
    B)Birhor
    C)Santhal
    D)Oraon
    Answer: Santhal
  • Q. According to Census 2011, Rural population in Jharkhand is
    A)48,965,789
    B)25,055,073
    C)10,767,047
    D)39,564,471
    Answer: 25,055,073
  • Q. Jharkhand is the biggest lac producing state in the country and accounts for more than what percentage of the national production
    A)48%
    B)42%
    C)50%
    D)54%
    Answer: 50%
  • Q. XLRI Jamshedpur was established by –
    A)Society of Jesus
    B)Tata Sons
    C)Society of Mary
    D)Sir Ratan Tata Trust
    Answer: Society of Jesus
  • Q. As per Census 2011, the population density of Jharkhand is ……………..?
    A)418
    B)414
    C)426
    D)428
    Answer: 414
  • Q. Which sub zone of the Jharkhand has the largest area under net cultivation?
    A)South-Eastern Plateau
    B)Western Plateau
    C)Central-North-Eastern Plateau
    D)Indo Gangetic Plain
    Answer: Central-North-Eastern Plateau
  • Q. Which among the following Waterfall is also known as Gautamdhara, because Lord Buddha had bathed here?
    A)Dassam Waterfall
    B)Hundru Waterfall
    C)Jonha waterfall
    D)Hirni Waterfall
    Answer: Jonha waterfall
  • Q. Which of the following districts of Jharkhand is known as ‘Baidyanath Dham’ and ‘Baba Dham’?
    A)Jamtara
    B)Deoghar
    C)Giridih
    D)Simdega
    Answer: Deoghar
  • Q. Which is a major crop grown in Jharkhand?
    A)Maize
    B)Paddy
    C)Wheat
    D)Soybean
    Answer: Paddy
  • Q. National Rural Health Mission was launched during which of the following Five Year Plans?
    A)9th plan
    B)11th plan
    C)10th plan
    D)12th plan
    Answer: 10th plan
  • Q. Which of the festival of Santhals is called as Sohrai?
    A)Cattles are washed and worshipped
    B)Festival in winter
    C)Sacrificing animals
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Cattles are washed and worshipped
  • Q. Which award is given to trainers and coaches?
    A)Birsa Munda Award
    B)Jaipal Singh Award
    C)Albert Ekka Award
    D)Abdul Hamid Award
    Answer: Jaipal Singh Award
  • Q. In which period the rulers of Singhbhum accepted the supermacy of the British?
    A)1832 AD
    B)1890 AD
    C)1892 AD
    D)1857 AD
    Answer: 1890 AD
  • Q. Average annual rainfall range in Jharkhand is –
    A)200 to 300 cms
    B)Between 60 to 100 cms
    C)100 to 200 cms
    D)More than 300 cms
    Answer: 100 to 200 cms
  • Q. When was Tilka Manjhi hanged by the Britishers?
    A)1785
    B)1760
    C)1765
    D)1771
    Answer: 1785
  • Q. Which Mughal Emperor gave the Diwani right of Bengal, Bihar and Odisha to the British?
    A)Aurangzeb
    B)Shah Alam II
    C)Jahangir
    D)Shahjahan
    Answer: Shah Alam II
  • Q. In the context of ‘Birsa Munda Award’ state, which statement is/are correct? 1. It is given to six players in a year. 2. It is given to players at National and International level only. 3. It is named after Birsa Munda. 4. This award is for the encourgement of sportsperson. Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?
    A)1, 3 and 4
    B)1 and 2
    C)2, 3 and 4
    D)All of these
    Answer: 1, 3 and 4

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