State Uttar Pradesh

Q. During 1991 – 2001 the percentage increase in literate persons in Uttar Pradesh was –

A
13.20%
B
18.50%
C
16.70%
D
10.50%

Correct Answer

16.70%

More Questions on State

  • Q. Which plateau is called as the Treasure of Jharkhand?
    A)Koderma plateau
    B)Hazaribagh plateau
    C)Ranchi plateau
    D)Chhota Nagpur plateau
    Answer: Chhota Nagpur plateau
  • Q. Which royal house of Rajasthan gave patronage to Blue pottery?
    A)Udaipur
    B)Jaipur
    C)Bikaner
    D)Jodhpur
    Answer: Jaipur
  • Q. Who wrote the book ‘Swaraj Lut Gaya’?
    A)Jaipal Singh
    B)Birsa Munda
    C)Babu Ram Narain Singh
    D)Pandit Raghunath Murmu
    Answer: Babu Ram Narain Singh
  • Q. Kalpana Chawla Award is not given in the field of
    A)Social Science
    B)Science
    C)Engineering
    D)Space Science
    Answer: Space Science
  • Q. Khajuraho is famous for
    A)Amazing temples
    B)Beautiful Forts
    C)Beautiful lakes
    D)Tiger Conservatory
    Answer: Amazing temples
  • Q. How many agricultural produce mandis are currently working in the state of Chhattisgarh?
    A)69
    B)112
    C)118
    D)72
    Answer: 69
  • Q. In the year 1963 which public sector undertaking was set up in Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)Jammu and Kashmir Cements Limited
    B)Jammu and Kashmir Handloom Development Corporation Limited
    C)Jammu and Kashmir Industries Limited
    D)Jammu and Kashmir State Road Transport Corporation Limited
    Answer: Jammu and Kashmir Industries Limited
  • Q. Dholru folk song is a
    A)Seasonal song
    B)Love ballad
    C)Wedding song
    D)Mourning song
    Answer: Seasonal song
  • Q. How many seats have been allocated for Karnataka in Rajyasabha and Loksabha ?
    A)12, 28
    B)5, 30
    C)15, 70
    D)None of These
    Answer: 12, 28
  • Q. Which Section of the Jammu and Kashmir Constitution states that the Legislature shall consist of Governor and two States?
    A)Section 48
    B)Section 46
    C)Section 42
    D)Section 45
    Answer: Section 46
  • Q. Consumer Protection Cell’, an initiative of Punjab state, aims which of the following?
    A)Control Black marketing
    B)Control hoarding
    C)Control speculation
    D)All of the above
    Answer: All of the above
  • Q. Which hill station of West Bengal is proximate to the high altitude mountain passes of Nathu La and Jalep La?
    A)Kurseong
    B)Darjeeling
    C)Kalimpong
    D)Samsing
    Answer: Kalimpong
  • Q. Which of the following is a non-religious source about the ancient history of Bihar?
    A)Abhidhamma Pitaka
    B)Rigveda
    C)Gargi Samhita
    D)Kalpsutra
    Answer: Gargi Samhita
  • Q. Who replaced Ram Lal as governor of Andhra Pradesh in 1984?
    A)Balram Jakhar
    B)Shankar Dayal Sharma
    C)P. C. Alexander
    D)J. F. R. Jacob
    Answer: Shankar Dayal Sharma
  • Q. Anandabazar Patrika gave awards in memory of
    A)Both (A) and (B)
    B)Prafulla Kumar Sarkar
    C)Suresh Chandra Majumdar
    D)Amartya Sen
    Answer: Both (A) and (B)
  • Q. At the Sagar Islands, the three-day festival is celebrated on the occasion of Makar Sankranti. It is
    A)Ganga Sagar Mela
    B)Ganga Mela
    C)Hooghly Mela
    D)Sagar Mela
    Answer: Ganga Sagar Mela
  • Q. Takht Sri Kesgarh Sahib at Anandpur Sahib was founded by
    A)Maharaja Ranjit Singh
    B)Banda Singh Bahadur
    C)Guru Gobind Singh Ji
    D)Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji
    Answer: Guru Gobind Singh Ji
  • Q. Which pass is called as ‘Pass with Cross Roads on Summit’ (roads from Zanskar, Ladakh, Spiti and Lahaul meet here)?
    A)Jalsu
    B)Baralacha La
    C)Shipki La
    D)Kunzum
    Answer: Baralacha La
  • Q. Under whose captaincy the Indian Hockey Team won the Gold medal at the 1952, Helsinki Olympic Games?
    A)K. D. Singh Babu
    B)Major Dhyan Chand
    C)Danish Murtaza
    D)None of the above
    Answer: K. D. Singh Babu
  • 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

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