Q. Which prominent women freedom fighter from Odisha took actively part in Quit India Movement?

Correct Answer

Parbati Giri

More Questions on Odisha

  • Q. The average rainfall experienced during July-September in Odisha is
    A)350 cm
    B)100 cm
    C)175 cm
    D)200 cm
    Answer: 200 cm
  • Q. Bhitarkanika Mangrove was designated as Ramsar Site in which year?
    A)1978
    B)1966
    C)1999
    D)2002
    Answer: 2002
  • Q. The Ferro-Manganese Plant which is located at Joda in Keonjhar district is run by which company?
    A)Jeypore Sugar Limited
    B)Tata Iron and Steel Limited
    C)Jindal Steel and Power
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Tata Iron and Steel Limited
  • Q. The first Odisha state’s People’s Conference was held under the Presidentship of
    A)Bhubananda Das
    B)Balukeshwar Acharya
    C)Radhanath Rath
    D)Govinda Chandra Mishra
    Answer: Bhubananda Das
  • Q. Micro projects is aimed for the all round development of
    A)SCs
    B)PVTG
    C)STs
    D)OBCs
    Answer: PVTG
  • Q. Which prominent women freedom fighter from Odisha took actively part in Quit India Movement?
    A)Parbati Giri
    B)Nandini Satapathy
    C)Kuntala Kumari Sabat
    D)Mansi Pradhan
    Answer: Parbati Giri
  • Q. Match the following List-I (Rivers) List-II (Origins) a. Rushikulya 1. Rushimal Mountain b. Budhabalanga 2. Simlipal massif c. Subarnarekha 3. Chota Nagpur Plateau d. Salandi 4. Meghasani mountain
    A)a-3, b-4, c-1, d-2
    B)a-1, b-2, c-3, d-4
    C)a-4, b-3, c-2, d-1
    D)a-1, b-3, c-4, d-2
    Answer: a-1, b-2, c-3, d-4
  • Q. Boudh district in Odisha is famous for which type of cottage industry?
    A)Wood craft
    B)Firecracker making
    C)Handloom silk sarees
    D)Badi making
    Answer: Handloom silk sarees
  • Q. Which among these is not a principality of Kalinga during the Guptas?
    A)Erandapalla
    B)Kottura
    C)Kongoda
    D)Devarashtra
    Answer: Kongoda
  • Q. Who had led the Prajamandal Movement in the area of Dhenkanal?
    A)Baishnab Charan Pattanaik
    B)Banamali Das
    C)Sarangdhar Das
    D)Prananath Pattanaik
    Answer: Baishnab Charan Pattanaik
  • Q. Biju Patnaik Award, the highest honour of the Odisha Government was instituted in which year?
    A)2004-05
    B)2001-02
    C)2007-08
    D)2010-11
    Answer: 2001-02
  • Q. Which of the following dance is associated with ‘Devadasi’ system in Odisha?
    A)Mahari
    B)Odissi
    C)Chhau
    D)Changu Nata
    Answer: Mahari
  • Q. Colourful painted wood carving is mainly done in:
    A)Dhenkanal
    B)Deogarh
    C)Keonjhar
    D)Puri
    Answer: Puri
  • Q. Dandanata fair is observed in which district of Odisha?
    A)Puri
    B)Ganjam
    C)Dhenkanal
    D)Balangir
    Answer: Ganjam
  • Q. Which among the following statements about Ratha Yatra is not correct?
    A)Pulling the ropes of the chariots is considered sacred.
    B)Ratha Yatra begins in the month of Jyestha and ends in Ashadha.
    C)The cloth to cover the chariots is supplied by Odisha government.
    D)All the three chariots are drawn on the same day.
    Answer: Ratha Yatra begins in the month of Jyestha and ends in Ashadha.
  • Q. The playing of which among the following instruments represents good omen and a way of invoking the deities?
    A)Ektara
    B)Khanjarie
    C)Flute
    D)Conchshells
    Answer: Conchshells
  • Q. Which of the following soils covers the largest area of Odisha?
    A)Laterite Soil
    B)Black Soil
    C)Red Soil
    D)Coastal Saline and Alluvial Soil
    Answer: Red Soil
  • Q. Simlipal Tiger Reserve came into existence in which year?
    A)1967
    B)1956
    C)1986
    D)1999
    Answer: 1956
  • Q. Khushi scheme is related with
    A)a kit to new mother and baby
    B)free diagnostic health care services
    C)tablet computers to ANMs
    D)sanitary pads for girls
    Answer: sanitary pads for girls
  • Q. Which sports person of Odisha won 3 Gold medals in 2009 Commonwealth Games held in Malaysia?
    A)Katulu Ravi Kumar
    B)Natraj Behera
    C)Dispan Tirkey
    D)Sarita Routray
    Answer: Katulu Ravi Kumar

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