Jharkhand State

Q. Consider the following statements. 1. The ruler of Porhat accepted the Supremacy of the British in order to fulfill his own desire. 2. He wanted to establish his Supermacy over Seraikela and Ranchi. 3. He wanted to get rid of Hos suppression. Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

A
Only 2
B
1 and 2
C
2 and 3
D
All of the above

Correct Answer

Only 2

More Questions on Jharkhand

  • Q. In Jharkhand, the motive for categorising reserve forest is which of the following?
    A)All activities restricted
    B)All activities permitted
    C)All activities restricted unless permitted
    D)None of the above
    Answer: All activities restricted unless permitted
  • Q. The period of Sardari Movement was
    A)1858-1890
    B)1858-1895
    C)1858-1900
    D)None of the above
    Answer: 1858-1895
  • Q. Ranchi University was formed by the bifurcation of
    A)Magadh University
    B)Bihar University
    C)Patna University
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Patna University
  • Q. Laterite Soils are found on the highland areas of the plateau. In Jharkhand it is found in
    A)Rajmahal Hill
    B)Mandar Hill
    C)Jhumri
    D)Koderma
    Answer: Rajmahal Hill
  • Q. Who was the original founder of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha?
    A)Buddhu Bhagat
    B)Binod Bihari Mahato
    C)Arjun Munda
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Binod Bihari Mahato
  • Q. When was Tilka Manjhi hanged by the Britishers?
    A)1785
    B)1760
    C)1765
    D)1771
    Answer: 1785
  • Q. As per Census 2011, the male literacy rate of Jharkhand is
    A)70.67%
    B)76.08%
    C)67.00%
    D)67.45%
    Answer: 76.08%
  • Q. …………… have been found in Singhbhum.
    A)Statues
    B)Roman coins
    C)Indo-Scythian coins
    D)Tools and weapons
    Answer: Roman coins
  • Q. During the time of Aurangzeb, Dalel Singh defeated Magar Khan, the ruler of
    A)Chai
    B)Ramgarh
    C)Rajmahal
    D)Tori
    Answer: Chai
  • Q. The production of which oilseed is the highest in Jharkhand?
    A)Groundnut
    B)Mustard
    C)Alsi
    D)Seasame
    Answer: Mustard
  • Q. Vindhyan rock system is known for which minerals?
    A)Basalt, carbonate rocks, etc
    B)Granite and gneiss
    C)Red sandstone, lime, ornamental stones, etc
    D)Coal, diamond, bauxite, etc
    Answer: Red sandstone, lime, ornamental stones, etc
  • Q. What is name of the airport that is located at Ranchi?
    A)Siddhu Kanhu Airport
    B)Tana Bhagat Airport
    C)Birsa Munda Airport
    D)Albert Ekka Airport
    Answer: Birsa Munda Airport
  • Q. Which among the following is the largest source of energy generation in Jharkhand?
    A)Hydel Power
    B)Nuclear Power
    C)Thermal Power
    D)Geo Thermal
    Answer: Thermal Power
  • Q. On which criteria the Jharkhand Party emphasised about tribes in its memorandum presented in 1955, for a separate state?
    A)Cultural differences
    B)Linguistical differences
    C)Ethnical differences
    D)All of the above
    Answer: All of the above
  • Q. Which revolutionary leader was hanged to death in 1785?
    A)Jaipal Singh
    B)Tana Bhagats
    C)Tilka Manjhi
    D)None of these
    Answer: Tilka Manjhi
  • Q. Birsa Sewa Dal was founded with the objective
    A)to mobilise the peasant against Zamindar
    B)towards the betterment of tribal society
    C)of creating separate tribal state
    D)None of the above
    Answer: towards the betterment of tribal society
  • Q. Who was the first protagonist of Tana Bhagat movement?
    A)Jatra Bhagat
    B)Tilka Manjhi
    C)Birsa Munda
    D)Kanhu
    Answer: Jatra Bhagat
  • Q. The functions of the Governor of the State of Jharkhand is same as
    A)President at Union Level
    B)Secretary of the State of Jharkhand
    C)Chief Minister of Bihar
    D)Chief Minister of Jharkhand
    Answer: President at Union Level
  • Q. The Khortha language developed from
    A)Bhojpuri
    B)Hindi
    C)Maithili
    D)Sanskrit
    Answer: Maithili
  • Q. When was Tana Bhagat Movement started?
    A)April, 1914
    B)April, 1912
    C)April, 1913
    D)April, 1915
    Answer: April, 1914

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