State Uttar Pradesh

Q. Which of the following cities in the state is famous as ‘City of Garden’s?

A
Lucknow
B
Saharanpur
C
Allahabad
D
Aligarh

Correct Answer

Lucknow

More Questions on State

  • Q. Which among the following is a goat farm situated in West Bengal?
    A)Santaldih (Purulia)
    B)Salboni (West Medinipur)
    C)Lokpur (Bankura)
    D)Bishnupur (Bankura)
    Answer: Bishnupur (Bankura)
  • Q. What was the earlier name of Abdul Kalam Island that is located off the coast of Odisha?
    A)Subalaya Island
    B)Shortt's Island
    C)Wheeler's Island
    D)Nalaban Island
    Answer: Wheeler's Island
  • Q. Blessed Kuriakose Elias Chavara was born in which district?
    A)Kollam
    B)Ernakulam
    C)Alappuzha
    D)Kottayam
    Answer: Alappuzha
  • Q. The earliest reference to the Suhmas and their country is found in the
    A)Anguttara Nikaya
    B)Acharanga Sutra
    C)Mahabharata
    D)None of these
    Answer: Acharanga Sutra
  • Q. The Mawlynnong village, which is also known as Asia’s cleanest village is located at?
    A)East Khasi Hills
    B)West Garo Hills
    C)Ri Bhoi
    D)South Garo Hills
    Answer: East Khasi Hills
  • Q. Medical University in Karnal is named after which personality?
    A)Karnal
    B)Chaudhary Devi Lal
    C)Kalpana Chawla
    D)A. P. J. Abul Kalam
    Answer: Kalpana Chawla
  • Q. Which among the following Wetland Reserves of Jammu and Kashmir is also listed in the Ramsar International Site?
    A)Chatlam
    B)Shallabugh
    C)Wular
    D)Mirgund
    Answer: Wular
  • Q. The Damodar River flowing from Jharkhand is known as
    A)Sorrow of Bengal
    B)Sorrow of Bihar
    C)Sorrow of Jharkhand
    D)None of these
    Answer: Sorrow of Bengal
  • Q. In Uttar Pradesh, the High Court is located in which of the following districts?
    A)Agra
    B)Lucknow
    C)Prayagraj
    D)Meerut
    Answer: Prayagraj
  • Q. When was the Bhadrachalam temple built?
    A)1679 AD
    B)1664 AD
    C)1670 AD
    D)1674 AD
    Answer: 1674 AD
  • Q. Odisha is the largest producer of which among the following?
    A)Semi precious stones
    B)Stainless steel
    C)Cement
    D)Copper utensils
    Answer: Stainless steel
  • Q. Which of these are the important flowers having healing properties?
    A)Butterfly Bush
    B)Wild Primula
    C)Dog Violet
    D)All of the above
    Answer: All of the above
  • Q. Which of the following districts is covered under Uttari Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Limited (UHBVNL)?
    A)Rewari
    B)Bhiwani
    C)Kaithal
    D)Mewat
    Answer: Kaithal
  • Q. In which year, the great famine known as ‘Mautam Famine’ in Mizo history had occurred?
    A)1955
    B)1959
    C)1952
    D)1963
    Answer: 1959
  • Q. Who among the following was known as Andhra Ratna?
    A)Kasinathuni Nageswar Rao
    B)Konda Venkatappaiah
    C)Duggirala Gopala Krishnayya
    D)Tanguturi Prakasam
    Answer: Duggirala Gopala Krishnayya
  • Q. Which river is called as the Ganga of Madhya Pradesh?
    A)Chambal River
    B)Betwa River
    C)Narmada River
    D)Tapti River
    Answer: Betwa River
  • Q. Consider the follouwing two statements 1. The Humidity during Monsoon season exceeds 70%. 2. During the winter reasons, humidity generally increases towards the afternoon. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
    A)Only 2
    B)Only 1
    C)Both 1 and 2
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Both 1 and 2
  • Q. LAHDC-Kargil was composed of a Chief Executive councillor and
    A)Four other Executive Councillors
    B)Two other Executive Councillors
    C)Three other Executive Councillors
    D)Six other Executive Councillors
    Answer: Four other Executive Councillors
  • Q. Who founded ‘Youth Assembly’ in Rewari?
    A)Ram singh Jhakkar
    B)Neki Ramsharma
    C)Sucheta Kriplani
    D)Banarasi Das
    Answer: Banarasi Das
  • Q. Which among the following revolts were carried out by the Communists? 1. Tebhaga Movement 2. Telangana Movement 3. Naxalbari Movement 4. Andhra Pradesh Movement Choose the correct option:
    A)1, 3 & 4
    B)1 & 2
    C)1 & 3
    D)1, 2, 3 & 4
    Answer: 1, 2, 3 & 4

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