State Uttar Pradesh

Q. Farrukhabad is known for –

A
Perfume manufacturing
B
Carpet weaving
C
Glassware
D
Hand printing

Correct Answer

Hand printing

More Questions on State

  • Q. The mosque built by Babar is situated in which of the following districts of Uttar Pradesh?
    A)Sitapur
    B)Sambhal
    C)Bulandshahar
    D)Barabanki
    Answer: Sambhal
  • Q. Which is the earliest literature of Kashmiri language?
    A)Abhinavgupta's Tantrasara
    B)Kalhana's Rajtarangini
    C)Shitikantha Acharya's Mahanaya-Prakash
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Kalhana's Rajtarangini
  • Q. Match the following. List-I List-II a. Jaunpur City 1. Sikandar Lodi b. Agra city 2. Firoz Shah Tughlaq c. Atala Masjid 3. Hussain Shah Sharqi d. Lal Darwaza 4. Zarahim Sharqi
    A)a-1, b-2, c-3, d-4
    B)a-2, b-1, c-4, d-3
    C)a-2, b-1, c-3, d-4
    D)a-1, b-2, c-4, d-3
    Answer: a-2, b-1, c-4, d-3
  • Q. In which year Telangana merged with Andhra Pradesh after Independence of India?
    A)15th August, 1947
    B)2nd June, 2014
    C)26th January, 1949
    D)1st November, 1956
    Answer: 1st November, 1956
  • Q. Kanawar Wildlife Sanctuary is connected which National Park/Conservation Reserve of Himachal Pradesh?
    A)Shilli Conservation Reserve
    B)Pin Valley National Park
    C)Great Himalayan National Park
    D)Naina Devi Conservation Reserve
    Answer: Great Himalayan National Park
  • Q. Marble Palace was build in 1835 by
    A)Raja Rajendra Mullick
    B)Raja Barendra Mullick
    C)Raja Shibendra Mullick
    D)None of them
    Answer: Raja Rajendra Mullick
  • Q. Kalinjar Fort is located in which of the following Janpada?
    A)Chitrakoot
    B)Jhansi
    C)Banda
    D)Jalaun
    Answer: Banda
  • Q. Karma Devta is the God of
    A)Destruction
    B)Animals
    C)Power, youth and youthfulness
    D)Creation and productivity
    Answer: Power, youth and youthfulness
  • Q. Punam Yadav is associated with which sports?
    A)Volleyball
    B)Wrestling
    C)Weightlifting
    D)Basketball
    Answer: Weightlifting
  • Q. The electric driver training centre is located in
    A)Varansi
    B)Ghazipur
    C)Ghaziabad
    D)Aligarh
    Answer: Ghaziabad
  • Q. Contiguous districts of Rajasthan are :
    A)Jhalawar, Bundi, Tonk
    B)Sirohi, Pali, Nagaur
    C)Sirohi, Banner, Jaisalmer
    D)Churu, Jhunjhunu, Jaipur
    Answer: Sirohi, Pali, Nagaur
  • Q. Which district of Haryana has the largest length of metalled roads in the state?
    A)Bhiwani
    B)Hisar
    C)Kaithal
    D)Panipat
    Answer: Hisar
  • Q. The city of Kanishkapura was built by
    A)Kanishka
    B)Ashoka
    C)Nagarjuna
    D)Vasugupta
    Answer: Kanishka
  • Q. Who was the author of Kalingattuparani ?
    A)Kalladanar
    B)Kambar
    C)Jayamkondar
    D)Ottakuthar
    Answer: Jayamkondar
  • Q. The main crop of Assam is
    A)Wheat
    B)Mesta
    C)Rice
    D)None of these
    Answer: Rice
  • Q. Which is the biggest zoo in Tamil Nadu?
    A)Fundera Park
    B)Arignar Anna Zoological Park
    C)Amirthi Zoological Park
    D)VGP Marine Kingdom
    Answer: Arignar Anna Zoological Park
  • Q. Which of the following regarding Uttar Pradesh is not correctly matched –
    A)Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Agricultural University - Meerut
    B)Food Research and Analysis centre - Lucknow
    C)Food Park - Noida
    D)Indian Pulse Research Institute - Agra
    Answer: Indian Pulse Research Institute - Agra
  • Q. The first hydro-electric power generating station in Karnataka
    A)Gerusoppa
    B)Shivanasamudra
    C)Kodasalli
    D)Linganamakki
    Answer: Shivanasamudra
  • 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
    Answer: Only 2
  • Q. Himachal Pradesh State Electric Board was constituted in
    A)1979
    B)1971
    C)1981
    D)1980
    Answer: 1971

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