Q. Kaimur Plateau is famous for

Correct Answer

Limestone

More Questions on Bihar

  • Q. The Bihar state has how many railway divisions?
    A)4
    B)8
    C)2
    D)11
    Answer: 4
  • Q. Gandak, Burhi Gandak, Bagmati, Sikarhana and Lalbakia are important rivers of which district of Bihar.
    A)West Champaran
    B)Kaimur
    C)East Champaran
    D)Gaya
    Answer: East Champaran
  • Q. Agricultural Road map III of Bihar laid emphasis on
    A)marketing of fruits
    B)Horticulture production
    C)organic farming
    D)All of the above
    Answer: All of the above
  • Q. A Panchayat Samiti is a local government body at which level?
    A)Village level
    B)District level
    C)Block level
    D)None of these
    Answer: Block level
  • Q. Which of the following is the Asia’s largest freshwater oxbow lake?
    A)Moti lake
    B)Simri lake
    C)Kanwar lake
    D)Gogabil lake
    Answer: Kanwar lake
  • Q. Which state has the lowest literacy rate according to the 2001 Census Report?
    A)Madhya Pradesh
    B)Bihar
    C)Arunachal Pradesh
    D)Haryana
    Answer: Bihar
  • Q. The annual Rajgir Mahotsav was first organised in which year?
    A)1982
    B)1995
    C)1986
    D)2001
    Answer: 1986
  • Q. Which is the main river system of Bihar?
    A)Ganga
    B)Gandak
    C)Kosi
    D)Damodar
    Answer: Ganga
  • Q. Which of the following schemes is/are in operation in Bihar?
    A)Sankalp Abhiyan
    B)Free Text-books Scheme
    C)Mukhyamantri Bihar Darshan Yojana
    D)All of the above
    Answer: All of the above
  • Q. The Bharni Kachni Tantrik, Godna and Kohbar are terms related to which painting?
    A)Madhubani Painting
    B)Patnakalam Painting
    C)Manjusha Painting
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Madhubani Painting
  • Q. With a view to production, next crop after Rice is –
    A)Maize
    B)Gram
    C)Wheat
    D)Potato
    Answer: Wheat
  • Q. According to 1991 census, population-wise, which is the second largest state in India?
    A)Maharashtra
    B)Bihar
    C)West Bengal
    D)Uttar Pradesh
    Answer: Bihar
  • Q. At which place did Buddha gave his last sermon?
    A)Pavapuri
    B)Rajgir
    C)Vaishali
    D)Bodh Gaya
    Answer: Vaishali
  • Q. The three thermal power stations in Bihar run on coal are
    A)Bokaro, Panchet, Chandrapur
    B)Barauni, Chandrapur, Santaldih
    C)Chandrapur, Panchet, Barauni
    D)Bokaro, Chandrapur, Santaldih
    Answer: Bokaro, Chandrapur, Santaldih
  • Q. Area of very dense forest is highest in
    A)West Champaran
    B)Nawada
    C)East Champaran
    D)Siwan
    Answer: West Champaran
  • Q. Consider the following statements about Bihar Lok Adalats. 1. Lok Adalats in Bihar are run by Bihar State Legal Services Authority. 2. BSLSA is formed under Legal Services Act 1997. 3. In Bihar, Mobile Lok Adalats also run simultaneously. Which of the following is/are true?
    A)Only 2 & 3
    B)Only 1 & 3
    C)Only 1 & 2
    D)All of the above
    Answer: Only 1 & 3
  • Q. Most significant oil refinery of Bihar is
    A)Rudrasagar
    B)Barauni
    C)Singhbhum
    D)Ranchi
    Answer: Barauni
  • Q. Who was the first Governor of Bihar after Independence?
    A)Lalit Narayan Mishra
    B)Jairamdas Daulatram
    C)Jagannath Mishra
    D)Jaiprakash Narayan
    Answer: Jairamdas Daulatram
  • Q. Consider the following statements regarding the vivid geographical aspects of Bihar – 1. Agriculture contributes nearly 67 per cent to Bihar’s domestic product. 2. Silk industry in Bihar provides self-employment to over 1,50,000 people 3. About 47 lac acres of land in Bihar get flooded every year, while 10 lac acres remain permanently waterlogged. 4. 85 to 90 percent of Bihar’s rural households own less than 5 acres of land each. Which of these statements are correct?
    A)1 and 2
    B)2 and 3
    C)2 and 4
    D)3 and 4
    Answer: 2 and 3
  • Q. Yadunandan Sharma had started a movement known as Reora Satyagraha which was related to
    A)temple entry
    B)against taxation
    C)the rights of tillers against the Zamindars and Britishers
    D)None of the above
    Answer: the rights of tillers against the Zamindars and Britishers

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