More Questions on Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh

  • Q. Which river is used for navigation purpose from Khanabal to Baramulla?
    A)Jhelum river
    B)Ravi river
    C)Chenab river
    D)Indus river
    Answer: Jhelum river
  • Q. …………… is situated just outside the Southern gate of Hari Parbat fort.
    A)Daksum
    B)Hajratbal Masjid
    C)Guradwara Chatti Patshahi
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Guradwara Chatti Patshahi
  • Q. The Section 52 of the Jammu and Kashmir Constitution deals with the
    A)the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the Assembly
    B)composition of the Legislative Assembly of the State
    C)duration of Legislative Assembly
    D)composition of the Legislative Council
    Answer: duration of Legislative Assembly
  • Q. Who constructed Ranbir canal and Pratap canal in the UT Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)Maharaja Gulab Singh
    B)Maharaja Ranbir Singh
    C)Maharaja Pratap Singh
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Maharaja Pratap Singh
  • Q. Pampore Wudar is world famous for the cultivation of
    A)Walnuts
    B)Saffron
    C)Apples
    D)Mushrooms
    Answer: Saffron
  • Q. Kashmiri language is mentioned in which Schedule of the Jammu and Kashmir Constitution?
    A)Sixth
    B)First
    C)Third
    D)Eighth
    Answer: Sixth
  • Q. Kel goat is the main source of
    A)Ring shawl
    B)Jamavar shawl
    C)Pashmina shawl
    D)None of these
    Answer: Pashmina shawl
  • Q. Lohri is celebrated on
    A)13th January
    B)1st March
    C)10th December
    D)9th June
    Answer: 13th January
  • Q. Which lake is situated on the North-East slopes of Harmukh mountains?
    A)Sheshnag lake
    B)Gangabal lake
    C)Manasbal lake
    D)Anchar lake
    Answer: Gangabal lake
  • Q. Under which treaty, there was the clause of ‘Sale of Kashmir’?
    A)Treaty of Jammu
    B)Treaty of Amritsar
    C)Treaty of Lahore
    D)Treaty of Jallandhar
    Answer: Treaty of Amritsar
  • Q. Basholi School of Paintings emerged during
    A)17th and 18th centuries
    B)2nd and 3rd centuries
    C)7th and 8th centuries
    D)19th and 20th centuries
    Answer: 17th and 18th centuries
  • Q. The Wildlife Protection Department of Jammu and Kashmir celebrates Wildlife Week in which month every year?
    A)October
    B)July
    C)August
    D)April
    Answer: October
  • Q. In which year, the resolution of Constituent Assembly of Jammu and Kashmir had passed?
    A)1952
    B)1950
    C)1951
    D)1957
    Answer: 1950
  • Q. Name the tribe(s) who has/have less than 1 percent of population in Ladakh region.
    A)Beda
    B)Mon
    C)Garra
    D)All of these
    Answer: All of these
  • Q. Find out the name of the dish by considering the following features. 1. This heavy meal is served to workers during the harvest season. 2. It is a very special dish of Ladakh. 3. The dough is in a shape of bow-tie and is cooked with a thick soup of either vegetables or meat. Choose the correct option.
    A)Chhugtai
    B)Paba
    C)Tapu
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Chhugtai
  • Q. Chashme Shahi is located in
    A)Baramulla
    B)Srinagar
    C)Budgam
    D)Leh
    Answer: Srinagar
  • Q. Which of the following statements is not true?
    A)Back to Village' programme was launched for all over India
    B)Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (SBA) is a national programme to build toilets, roads, etc.
    C)Pradhan Mantri Yuva Yojana is a new scheme under which entrepreneurship education and training is given to the youngsters
    D)None of the above
    Answer: None of the above
  • Q. Which crops are grown in the outer plains of Jammu and Kashmir ?
    A)Gram and Jowar
    B)Maize and Ragi
    C)Ragi and Bajra
    D)Rice and Wheat
    Answer: Rice and Wheat
  • Q. Find the incorrect pair List-I List-II a. NH1 1. Longest Highway b. Highest Motorable Road 2. Ladakh c. Shri Shakti Express 3. 2014 d. Chenani-Nashri Tunnel 4. Longest Railway Tunnel
    A)c-3
    B)a-1
    C)b-2
    D)d-4
    Answer: d-4
  • Q. Which of the following is the main fruit producing district in the valley?
    A)Samba
    B)Srinagar
    C)Baramulla
    D)Kulgam
    Answer: Baramulla

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