Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh State

Q. Junipers, betula, pinus, abies, shrubby rhododendrons, salix, etc., are the important species of which type of forests?

A
Sub-Tropical Dry Evergreen Forests
B
Alpine Forests
C
Himalayan Dry Temperate Forests
D
Sub-Tropical Pine Forests

Correct Answer

Alpine Forests

More Questions on Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh

  • Q. Which Section of the Jammu and Kashmir Constitution explains that the state is and will remain an integral part of Indian Union?
    A)Section 3
    B)Section 1
    C)Section 2
    D)Section 4
    Answer: Section 3
  • Q. Which Section of Jammu and Kashmir Panchayati Raj Act, 1989 deals with the constitution of Halqa Panchayat?
    A)Section 3
    B)Section 1
    C)Section 2
    D)Section 4
    Answer: Section 4
  • Q. Which region is known as Trekker’s Paradise?
    A)Ladakh
    B)Jammu
    C)Kashmir
    D)All of these
    Answer: Ladakh
  • Q. Suru river originates from the
    A)Biafo glacier
    B)Penzella glacier
    C)Baltaro glacier
    D)Hispar glacier
    Answer: Penzella glacier
  • Q. Who constructed Ranbir canal and Pratap canal in the UT Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)Maharaja Gulab Singh
    B)Maharaja Ranbir Singh
    C)Maharaja Pratap Singh
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Maharaja Pratap Singh
  • Q. Important handloom fabrics of Jammu and Kashmir are
    A)Kani Shawls
    B)Pashmina Shawls
    C)Raffal Shawls
    D)All of these
    Answer: All of these
  • Q. The Amarnath Yatra is organised by which of the following?
    A)Central Government
    B)State Government
    C)Shree Amarnath Shrine Board
    D)Both (A) and (B)
    Answer: Both (A) and (B)
  • Q. Which district of Jammu and Kashmir is known as the ‘Venice of East’ or the ‘Kashmiri Venice’?
    A)Srinagar
    B)Palwama
    C)Ganderbal
    D)Baramulla
    Answer: Srinagar
  • Q. The height of Patnitop Hill Resort is about
    A)2024 m
    B)500 m
    C)1100 m
    D)3000 m
    Answer: 2024 m
  • Q. The Head Office of Central University of Jammu is located at which place of Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)Anantnag
    B)Kathua
    C)Samba
    D)Srinagar
    Answer: Samba
  • Q. The Pastoral Farming of Pashmina goats is done in
    A)Khalsi
    B)Shopian
    C)Disket
    D)Changthang area
    Answer: Changthang area
  • Q. Consider the following statements about Wular lake. 1. Jhelum river traverses through the Wular lake. 2. It is the largest fresh water lake in Asia. Which of the following is true?
    A)Both 1 and 2
    B)Only 1
    C)Only 2
    D)None of these
    Answer: Only 1
  • Q. Which lake is located in the disputed territory between India and China in the Line of Control ?
    A)Tso Moriri
    B)Wular
    C)Pangong Tso
    D)Mirpal Tso
    Answer: Pangong Tso
  • Q. In which year, the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council Act came into existence?
    A)1980
    B)1950
    C)1965
    D)1995
    Answer: 1995
  • Q. In which year, Afghan rule was established in Kashmir?
    A)1753 AD
    B)1652 AD
    C)1700 AD
    D)1800 AD
    Answer: 1753 AD
  • Q. Consider the following statements. 1. The Treaty of Chushul ended the conflict between Sikhs and Tibetians. 2. The treaty marked a distinction between the borders of Ladakh and Tibet. Which of the following is correct?
    A)Both 1 and 2
    B)Only 1
    C)Only 2
    D)None of these
    Answer: Both 1 and 2
  • Q. Angora wool is taken from which livestock in Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)Goat
    B)Rabbit
    C)Sheep
    D)All of these
    Answer: Rabbit
  • Q. Radio-Station at Leh was commissioned in
    A)2005
    B)1971
    C)2000
    D)2010
    Answer: 1971
  • Q. Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial is a …………… in Srinagar, established in 1969.
    A)Cultural centre
    B)Museum
    C)Botanical garden
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Botanical garden
  • Q. The Jammu and Kashmir government has introduced the ambitious programme ‘Back to Village’ to
    A)attract every doctor to serve his native town
    B)reach out to the people at grassroot level
    C)educate every Kashmiri child
    D)All of the above
    Answer: reach out to the people at grassroot level

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