Q. “Which of the following two statements are correct regarding Chinese policy of “Theory of Palm and five fingers”? 1. It includes Bhutan and Nepal 2. It includes Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim and Laddakh 3. It includes Mizoram and Manipur 4. It includes Tripura and Nagaland Choose the correct answer from the options given below.”

Correct Answer

1 and 2

More Questions on Arunachal Pradesh

  • Q. The Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission was established in the year
    A)1988
    B)1991
    C)1985
    D)1993
    Answer: 1988
  • Q. Recently, President’s rule was imposed in Arunachal Pradesh. Consider the following statements with this context: 1. During President’s rule in a state, the executive power shifts from Council of Ministers to President of India. 2. President’s rule must be approved by Parliament within a period of six months. Which of the above is / are correct statements?
    A)Only 2
    B)Both 1 & 2
    C)Only 1
    D)Neither 1 nor 2
    Answer: Neither 1 nor 2
  • Q. The Permanent Bench of Gauhati High Court for Arunachal Pradesh is located at:
    A)Naharlagun
    B)Along
    C)Itanagar
    D)Bomdila
    Answer: Naharlagun
  • Q. Which country is to the west of Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)Siam
    B)Burma
    C)Bhutan
    D)Laos
    Answer: Bhutan
  • Q. Which of the following statements is/ are correct? 1. Konyak languages are spoken in Nagaland. 2. The largest river island in the world is in Assam. 3. Arunachal Pradesh has the least density of population in India. 4. The largest desert in the world is situated in India Choose the correct option from given below:
    A)1, 2 & 3
    B)1, 2 & 4
    C)1 & 2
    D)1, 2, 3 & 4
    Answer: 1, 2 & 3
  • Q. As per the Koppen’s classification of the Indian climate, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh are the part of which of the following climatic region?
    A)Tundra type
    B)Cold Humid type
    C)Semi-Arid Steppe
    D)Tropical Monsoon type
    Answer: Cold Humid type
  • Q. Arunachal Pradesh is the ___ largest State in India on areawise.
    A)12th
    B)14th
    C)10th
    D)15th
    Answer: 15th
  • Q. Sino-Indian War held in which year?
    A)1961
    B)1963
    C)1962
    D)1965
    Answer: 1962
  • Q. Which line separates Arunachal Pradesh from Tibet?
    A)Durand Line
    B)McMahon Line
    C)Curzon Line
    D)Maginot Line
    Answer: McMahon Line
  • Q. In which year, NEFA was renamed as Arunachal Pradesh
    A)1973
    B)1974
    C)1972
    D)1975
    Answer: 1972
  • Q. Arunachal Pradesh was also known as
    A)NESA
    B)NEFF
    C)NEFA
    D)NEXA
    Answer: NEFA
  • Q. Who is the longest serving Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh
    A)Gegong Apang
    B)Nabam Tuki
    C)Dorjee Khandu
    D)Prem Khandu Thungan
    Answer: Gegong Apang
  • Q. Namdapha National Park is the ______ largest national park in India.
    A)fourth
    B)fifth
    C)third
    D)sixth
    Answer: fourth
  • Q. The ancient archaeological site Gomsi is locatedin which district
    A)Dibang Valley District
    B)East Kameng District
    C)West Kameng District
    D)East Siang District
    Answer: East Siang District
  • Q. Nuranang Falls is located in which district
    A)Changlang
    B)East Siang
    C)Dibang Valley
    D)Tawang district
    Answer: Tawang district
  • Q. Which Dalai Lama was born in Tawang
    A)5th
    B)6th
    C)4th
    D)7th
    Answer: 6th
  • Q. Most spoken language in Arunachal Pradesh is _______?
    A)Bengali
    B)Nyishi
    C)Adi
    D)Nepali
    Answer: Nyishi
  • Q. “Consider the following animals based festivals with states where they are predominantly celebrated: 1. Myoko – Arunachal Pradesh 2. Ooru Habba – Karnataka 3. Kambala – Jammu & Kashmir Which of the above is/are correct?”
    A)2 Only
    B)2 & 3 Only
    C)1 & 2 Only
    D)1, 2 & 3
    Answer: 1 & 2 Only
  • Q. In which year, Sahitya Akademi Award given to Yeshe Dorjee Thongchi
    A)2005
    B)2006
    C)2004
    D)2007
    Answer: 2005
  • Q. Name the country which shares international borders with state in the west.
    A)Nepal
    B)Bhutan
    C)China
    D)None of These
    Answer: Bhutan

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