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.”

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More Questions on Arunachal Pradesh

  • Q. Arunachal Pradesh share its border with how many foreign countries
    A)3
    B)4
    C)2
    D)5
    Answer: 3
  • Q. In which city the largest monastery of India is located
    A)Bomdila
    B)Pasighat
    C)Itanagar
    D)Tawang
    Answer: Tawang
  • Q. Which species has been recently named after the state of Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)Gecko
    B)Turtle
    C)Spider
    D)Butterfly
    Answer: Gecko
  • Q. Which article contains special provisions with respect to the state of Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)371-H
    B)371-I
    C)371-G
    D)None of the above
    Answer: 371-H
  • Q. Arrange the following states in the ascending order of the Forest cover (percentage): 1. Mizoram 2. Meghalaya 3. Arunachal Pradesh Select the correct option from given below:
    A)1, 3, 2002
    B)2, 1, 2003
    C)1, 2, 2003
    D)3, 1, 2002
    Answer: 1, 3, 2002
  • Q. Which among the following passes are not located in Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)Chankan
    B)Dihang
    C)Bom Di La
    D)Nathu La
    Answer: Nathu La
  • Q. Which place Arunachal Pradesh ranks by its populations in India?
    A)27th
    B)29th
    C)4th
    D)None of These
    Answer: 27th
  • Q. “Identify the animal with the help of given information: 1. It is known as the pride animal called as ‘Cattle of Hilly Region’ or the ‘ship of the highland’. 2. It is the state animal of Arunachal Pradesh. 3. It is considered a descendent of the wild Indian gaur or bison. 4. It produces only about 1-11/2 litres of milk a day, but it is considered to be nutritionally superior to cow or goat milk. Select the correct answer from options given below:”
    A)Kangayam
    B)Ongole
    C)Kankrej
    D)Mithun
    Answer: Mithun
  • Q. When did Arunachal Pradesh state establish?
    A)20th Oct, 1987
    B)20th Feb, 1987
    C)20th Jan, 1988
    D)15th Dec, 1968
    Answer: 20th Feb, 1987
  • 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. What is the climate of Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)Tropical Monsoon Rainforest Climate
    B)Tropical
    C)Humid subtropical climate
    D)Sub-tropical
    Answer: Humid subtropical climate
  • Q. Name of the first chief minister of Arunachal Pradesh
    A)Dorjee Khandu
    B)Prem Khandu Thungan
    C)Tomo Riba
    D)Nabam Tuki
    Answer: Prem Khandu Thungan
  • Q. Which is the Arunachal Pradesh state Flower?
    A)Marigold
    B)Rhododendron
    C)Lady slipper orchid
    D)None of These
    Answer: Lady slipper orchid
  • Q. Which one is the only district whose boundary touches Nagaland
    A)Namsai District
    B)Upper Siang District
    C)Anjaw district
    D)Longding District
    Answer: Longding District
  • Q. What is the area of Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)32,333 sq. mi.
    B)56,123 sq. mi.
    C)28,974 sq. mi.
    D)44,896 sq. mi.
    Answer: 32,333 sq. mi.
  • 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. Sino-Indian War held in which year?
    A)1961
    B)1963
    C)1962
    D)1965
    Answer: 1962
  • Q. Which one is officially reccognised as the State mammal of Arunachal Pradesh
    A)Blackbuck
    B)Indian Elephant
    C)Gayal
    D)Chinkara
    Answer: Gayal
  • Q. Total number of Districts in Arunachal Pradesh-
    A)21
    B)26
    C)18
    D)25
    Answer: 26
  • Q. Which one country did not share its border with Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)Myanmar
    B)China
    C)Nepal
    D)Bhutan
    Answer: Nepal

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