Bihar State

Q. Rivers belonging to which one of the following groups form the boundary between Bihar and Uttar Pradesh?

A
Budi Gandak, Kosi and Ganga
B
Karmanasa, Gandak and Ghaghra
C
Kamla, Son and Baghmati
D
North Koel, Ajay and Punpun

Correct Answer

Karmanasa, Gandak and Ghaghra

More Questions on Bihar

  • Q. Which of the following is the first multi-purpose project of Bihar?
    A)Kosi
    B)Gandak
    C)Son
    D)Damodar
    Answer: Son
  • Q. Correctly match List-I (Agro-climatic zones) with List-II (Percentage of Bihar’s Area) and select the correct answer from the lists given below : List-I List-II (Agro-climate zones) (Percentage of Bihar’s area) a. North and North-Eastern Bihar Plains 1. 29.87% b. South Bihar Plains 2. 23.71% c. Chhota Nagpur Plateau 3. 26.14% d. Chhota Nagpur Hills 4. 20.28%
    A)a-1, b-2, c-3, d-4
    B)a-2, b-1, c-4, d-3
    C)a-3, b-4, c-1, d-2
    D)a-4, b-3, c-2, d-1
    Answer: a-1, b-2, c-3, d-4
  • Q. Buxar was the capital of
    A)Chero
    B)Noohani
    C)Ujjaini
    D)Sur
    Answer: Ujjaini
  • Q. When was Patna University Bill passed?
    A)1915
    B)1916
    C)1910
    D)1920
    Answer: 1916
  • Q. Highest Peak of Ramnagar Doon is
    A)Someshwar fort
    B)Gridhkut
    C)Santpur
    D)Barbara
    Answer: Santpur
  • Q. Who among the following is not associated with cricket?
    A)Subroto Banerji
    B)Kirti Azad
    C)Saba Karim
    D)Chandrashekhar Prasad
    Answer: Chandrashekhar Prasad
  • Q. How many members are there in Bihar Lokayuka?
    A)Five
    B)Four
    C)Seven
    D)Three
    Answer: Three
  • Q. The elected Government of Bihar resigned in February 1938 for which reason?
    A)Satyagraha against the British at the call of Gandhi
    B)High taxes being imposed by the British
    C)The participation of India in war
    D)For the release of political prisoners
    Answer: For the release of political prisoners
  • Q. Bihar as an Indian state formed in
    A)1912
    B)1936
    C)1911
    D)2000
    Answer: 1912
  • Q. Refusal to pay Chowkidari tax in Bihar was part of
    A)Civil Disobedience Movement
    B)Quit India Movement
    C)Non-cooperation Movement
    D)Khilafat Movement
    Answer: Civil Disobedience Movement
  • Q. Who attracted Gandhiji’s attention towards exploitation of peasants by European indigo planters in Bihar?
    A)Rajkumar Shukla
    B)Sahajananda Saraswati
    C)Baba Ramchandra
    D)Shri Krishna Sinha
    Answer: Rajkumar Shukla
  • Q. The first successful sugarmill was set-up in Bihar in the year
    A)1905
    B)1910
    C)1903
    D)1915
    Answer: 1903
  • Q. Singheshwar fair is held in which district?
    A)Madhepura
    B)Katihar
    C)Supaul
    D)Purnia
    Answer: Madhepura
  • Q. Jute industry is in which district?
    A)Khagaria
    B)Kishanganj
    C)Madhepura
    D)Bhagalpur
    Answer: Kishanganj
  • Q. Which of the following is true?
    A)Bihar was separated from Orissa in 1911.
    B)Bihar shares its border with Orissa after the formation of Jharkhand State.
    C)Bihar has been the leading producer of coal and mica.
    D)Bihar's legislature is unicameral.
    Answer: Bihar has been the leading producer of coal and mica.
  • Q. Kabutra and Nakia hill regions are famous for which mineral in Bihar?
    A)Pyrite
    B)Mica
    C)Gold
    D)Saltpetre
    Answer: Gold
  • Q. Kiul Irrigation Project provides irrigation to which of the following districts of Bihar?
    A)Munger, Lakhisarai
    B)Nawada, Jamui
    C)Lakhisarai, Gaya
    D)Rohtas, Saran
    Answer: Munger, Lakhisarai
  • Q. In Bihar though ‘Zamindari’ was statutorily abolished in 1952, the social base of land control remained in the grip of
    A)Scheduled Caste Hindus
    B)Dominant Caste Hindus
    C)Middle Caste Hindus
    D)Scheduled Tribe Hindus
    Answer: Dominant Caste Hindus
  • Q. Subardinate courts in Bihar included
    A)Lok Adalat
    B)Lok Ayuktas
    C)District Court
    D)All of the above
    Answer: All of the above
  • Q. A steel plant of Bihar is located at
    A)Gaya
    B)Hazaribag
    C)Darbhanga
    D)Jamshedpur
    Answer: Jamshedpur

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