Bihar State

Q. In Saurath, on which month a fair on marriage is held?

A
Bhadrapada
B
Magha
C
Jayeshtha-Asharh
D
Kartik

Correct Answer

Jayeshtha-Asharh

More Questions on Bihar

  • Q. Which river among the following does not enter Ganga from South?
    A)Son
    B)Kiul
    C)Saryu
    D)Punpun
    Answer: Saryu
  • Q. Who was the Governor of Bihar during Akbar’s reign?
    A)Beg Bahadur
    B)Man Singh
    C)Munim Khan
    D)Both (A) and (C)
    Answer: Both (A) and (C)
  • Q. Gandhiji experimented Satyagraha at which place for the first time?
    A)West Champaran
    B)Siwan
    C)East Champaran
    D)Saran
    Answer: East Champaran
  • Q. The Southern hilly region is divided into how many divisions?
    A)10
    B)11
    C)5
    D)13
    Answer: 5
  • Q. The road length per lakh of population in Bihar is
    A)second lowest
    B)highest
    C)lowest
    D)second highest
    Answer: second lowest
  • Q. Kunwar Singh was the King of
    A)Dheerpur
    B)Jagdishpur
    C)Hamirpur
    D)Rampur
    Answer: Jagdishpur
  • Q. Pillar inscriptions in Lauriya Areraj give description in which language?
    A)Prakrit
    B)Pali
    C)Brahmi
    D)Both (A) and (B)
    Answer: Prakrit
  • Q. Important foodgrains in Bihar are
    A)Sugarcane, tea and barley
    B)Groundnut, coffee and wheat
    C)Rice, wheat and maize
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Rice, wheat and maize
  • Q. Which of the following rivers in Bihar merge into the Ganges 1. Gandak 2. Son 3. Ghaghara 4. Punpun
    A)1, 2, 2004
    B)1, 3, 2004
    C)1, 2, 3, 4
    D)2, 4
    Answer: 1, 2, 3, 4
  • Q. Birsa was captured, while asleep on :
    A)2 February, 1900
    B)3 February, 1900
    C)1 February, 1900
    D)4 February, 1900
    Answer: E
  • Q. Important oilseeds in Bihar are
    A)Linseed
    B)Sesame
    C)Rapeseed and mustard
    D)All of the above
    Answer: All of the above
  • Q. At which place did Buddha gave his last sermon?
    A)Pavapuri
    B)Rajgir
    C)Vaishali
    D)Bodh Gaya
    Answer: Vaishali
  • Q. Mahuli is special type of wine is consumed by which tribal group in Bihar?
    A)Santhal
    B)Munda
    C)Oraon
    D)Tharu
    Answer: Santhal
  • Q. At one time, the Naxalites were limited to only West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh in India. Now they have extended their activities in these states, also.
    A)Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh
    B)Madhy Pradesh, Maharashtra, Jammu & Kashmir, Rajasthan
    C)Orissa, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Bihar
    D)Jharkhand, Bihar, Karnataka, Gujrat
    Answer: Orissa, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Bihar
  • Q. Bihar State has the highest number of people below the poverty line due to –
    A)lack of political will
    B)large number of labour class
    C)failure of Land reforms
    D)all of these
    Answer: all of these
  • Q. Bihar climate can be called a
    A)continental monsoon climate
    B)modified winter climate
    C)modified summer climate
    D)None of the above
    Answer: continental monsoon climate
  • Q. The ‘Bodhi Vriksh’ in Bodhgaya belongs to which generation of its family?
    A)Fourth
    B)Fifth
    C)Third
    D)Sixth
    Answer: Fourth
  • Q. Which statement is not correct about Norwesters?
    A)They bring rainfall about 10 cm in Bihar plain.
    B)They are useful for crops like mango, litchi, rice and jute.
    C)It is a cyclonic wind.
    D)They are hot winds blowing from West.
    Answer: They are hot winds blowing from West.
  • Q. Battle of Surajgarh of 1534 was held between which of the two people?
    A)Sher Shah and Babar
    B)Sher Shah and Jalal Khan
    C)Sher Shah and Humayun
    D)Sher Shah and Mahmud Shah
    Answer: Sher Shah and Mahmud Shah
  • Q. What is the significance of ‘Bihar Diwas’ that is celebrated on March 22 every year?
    A)Bihar was carved out of United Provinces on this day in 1873
    B)To commemorate Bihar's separation from Bengal Presidency in 1912
    C)On this day, the State Reorganization Commission created Bihar
    D)To celebrate naming of Bihar in 12th century by Muslim rulers
    Answer: To commemorate Bihar's separation from Bengal Presidency in 1912

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