Q. The variety of tree like sal, amaltas, shisham, mahua, khair, palash, amla, harr, bahera are found in …………….

Correct Answer

Dry deciduous forests

More Questions on Bihar

  • Q. Find the wrong match. Writer Language a. Yogeshwar Singh Magadhi b. Bhikhari Thakur Magadhi c. Kedarnath Mishra Bhojpuri d. Jyotishwar Thakur Magadhi
    A)b
    B)c
    C)a
    D)d
    Answer: d
  • 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. Which of the following statements is false about Karma dance?
    A)It is mainly done at crop sowing and crop harvesting time.
    B)It is to please Lord Karma.
    C)It is performed by tribes mainly.
    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
  • Q. Which of the following movements is called first Civil Disobedience Movement?
    A)Bhagalpur
    B)Bardoli
    C)Champaran
    D)Gaya
    Answer: Champaran
  • Q. Iron ore is found in Jharkhand in the district –
    A)Dumka
    B)Dhanbad
    C)Lohardagga
    D)Singhbhum
    Answer: Singhbhum
  • Q. Indo-Nepal Border Road Project is a joint venture of ……………. ?
    A)Bengal Government and Central Government
    B)Bihar Government and Nepal Government
    C)Bihar Government, Central Government and Government of Nepal
    D)Government of India and Nepal Government
    Answer: Bihar Government, Central Government and Government of Nepal
  • Q. In Bihar, the Revolt of 1857 started on
    A)3rd July, 1857
    B)25th July, 1857
    C)12th June, 1857
    D)30th July, 1857
    Answer: 12th June, 1857
  • Q. The Government of India conferred the Krishi Karman Award to Bihar State on 2nd January, 2020. This award was given for
    A)Food grain production
    B)Production of rice
    C)Production and productivity of maize and wheat
    D)Production of oil seeds
    Answer: Production and productivity of maize and wheat
  • Q. Which among the following was a chief opium producing zone during the British rule?
    A)Gujrat
    B)Bihar
    C)South India
    D)Assam
    Answer: Bihar
  • Q. Dalmianagar is famous for which industry in Bihar?
    A)Leather
    B)Cement
    C)Silk
    D)Jute
    Answer: Cement
  • Q. The Chaturbhuj Narayan Temple in Bihar is located in
    A)Bhojpur
    B)Buxar
    C)Kaimur
    D)Saran
    Answer: Bhojpur
  • Q. Chandra Bhushan is associated with which of the following sports in Bihar?
    A)Hockey
    B)Lawn tennis
    C)Cricket
    D)Weight lifting
    Answer: Lawn tennis
  • Q. Which of the following is known as the Silk City of Bihar?
    A)Patna
    B)Banka
    C)Bhagalpur
    D)Munger
    Answer: Bhagalpur
  • Q. Hasanpura (Siwan) is related to whom of the following?
    A)Makhdum Yahia
    B)Hazrat Pir Muzibullah Quadri
    C)Makhdum Saiyad Hasan Chisti
    D)Makhdum Shah Sharif ud-din
    Answer: Makhdum Saiyad Hasan Chisti
  • Q. Who appoints the District Judges?
    A)State Public Service Commission
    B)Judge of High Court
    C)Chief Minister of a state
    D)Governor of a State
    Answer: Governor of a State
  • Q. Which of the following country have territorial boundary link with Bihar state?
    A)Nepal
    B)China
    C)Bhutan
    D)Bangladesh
    Answer: Nepal
  • Q. Capital of Anga Mahajanpada was
    A)Rajgir
    B)Patliputra
    C)Vaishali
    D)Champa
    Answer: Champa
  • Q. Bihar Student Credit Card Scheme was launched in which year in Bihar?
    A)2005
    B)2011
    C)2000
    D)2016
    Answer: 2016
  • Q. By which date, monsoon winds arrive in Eastern Bihar?
    A)10th June
    B)8th June
    C)7th June
    D)15th June
    Answer: 7th June

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