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. Jharkhand Governor doest not appoint, which of the following?
    A)District Court Judge
    B)The Chief Minister
    C)The Chief Justice of High Court
    D)Advocate General
    Answer: The Chief Justice of High Court
  • Q. Match the following List I (Rivers) List II (Origin) a. Brahmani 1. Dudhwa hills b. Gumani 2. Rajmahal hills c. Kharkhai 3. Eastern Kolhan d. Konhar 4. Sarguja district
    A)a-2, b-1, c-3, d-4
    B)a-1, b-2, c-3, d-4
    C)a-4, b-2, c-3, d-1
    D)a-4, b-3, c-2, d-1
    Answer: a-1, b-2, c-3, d-4
  • Q. Which one of the following national park is located in Jharkhand?
    A)Betla National Park
    B)Bandipur National Park
    C)Bandhavgarh National Park
    D)Bhalukpong National Park
    Answer: Betla National Park
  • Q. Bansloi originates from
    A)Rajmahal hills
    B)Sarguja of Madhya Pradesh
    C)Porhat hills
    D)Bans Pahar of Sahebganj district
    Answer: Bans Pahar of Sahebganj district
  • Q. When Captain Camac proceeded with his force into Palamu in 1771. Chiranjit Rai and Jainath Singh managed to escape to
    A)Dhalbhum
    B)Porhat
    C)Bokaro
    D)Ramgarh
    Answer: Ramgarh
  • Q. Name the tribe who is the third largest in India and the most largest in Jharkhand.
    A)Oraon
    B)Asur
    C)Gond
    D)Santhal
    Answer: Santhal
  • Q. What is the full form of SSDG?
    A)State Service Delivery Gateway
    B)State Service Data Centres Gateway
    C)State Service District Gateway
    D)None of the above
    Answer: State Service Delivery Gateway
  • Q. As per Census 2011, district with lowest population density is
    A)Khunti
    B)Pakur
    C)Jamtara
    D)Simdega
    Answer: Simdega
  • Q. Find out the incorrect match Industry Location a. Cotton textile industry Latehar b. Silk industry Ranchi c. Sugar industry Palamu d. Fertiliser Industry Dhanbad
    A)c
    B)a
    C)b
    D)d
    Answer: a
  • Q. Which region in Jharkhand is famous for toy making?
    A)Dhanbad
    B)Ranchi
    C)Bokaro
    D)Hazaribagh
    Answer: Ranchi
  • Q. Name the highest point that is a hill and situated on the plateau of Chota Nagpur.
    A)Tagore hill
    B)Khandoli hill
    C)Netarhat hill
    D)Canary hill
    Answer: Netarhat hill
  • 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. Murtiya village in Palamu is famous for
    A)Bodeya temple
    B)Buddhist remains found during excavation
    C)It is a dwelling place of Anti-tribes
    D)Copper utensils were found there
    Answer: Buddhist remains found during excavation
  • Q. Which of the Indo-Aryan language spoken mainly by the people of Anga region of India?
    A)Maithili
    B)Angika
    C)Bhojpuri
    D)Magahi
    Answer: Angika
  • Q. When did the Wilkinson Law come into existence in Chotanagpur?
    A)1836
    B)1834
    C)1835
    D)1837
    Answer: 1837
  • Q. Consider which of the following statements is true?
    A)Dalmi is on the banks of river Kangsabati.
    B)Padmavat was written by Malik Mohammad Jayasi.
    C)Non-religious literature includes memorials, inscriptions and coins.
    D)Bodeya temple in Ranchi holds an inscription from 1182 BC.
    Answer: Padmavat was written by Malik Mohammad Jayasi.
  • Q. Which among the following language is the official language of Jharkhand?
    A)English
    B)Sadri
    C)Hindi
    D)Urdu
    Answer: Hindi
  • Q. Which river ends its journey at ‘Tal area of Mokama’?
    A)Karo
    B)Sakri
    C)Sankh
    D)North Koel
    Answer: Sakri
  • Q. Kanhaiya Sthan’ is situated on the bank of the river.
    A)Mayurakshi
    B)Subarnarekha
    C)Ganga
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Ganga
  • Q. Aawaz’ newspaper was published from Ranchi in the year
    A)1975
    B)1947
    C)1957
    D)1992
    Answer: 1947

Leave a Comment