Himachal Pradesh State

Q. Which soil is found in the mid-hill soil zone of Himachal Pradesh?

A
Mountain soil
B
Alluvial soil
C
Laterite soil
D
Podzolic soil

Correct Answer

Podzolic soil

More Questions on Himachal Pradesh

  • Q. Which of the following passes is famous as ‘Valley of Shadows’?
    A)Rohtang pass
    B)Kunzum pass
    C)Rupin pass
    D)Pin Parbati pass
    Answer: Pin Parbati pass
  • Q. Which among the following districts has least road length?
    A)Una
    B)Kangra
    C)Kullu
    D)Kinnaur
    Answer: Kinnaur
  • Q. Rampur Bushair, a breed of sheep that give wool is found in the state of
    A)Uttarakhand
    B)Jammu and Kashmir
    C)Himachal Pradesh
    D)Punjab
    Answer: Himachal Pradesh
  • Q. Which region in the modern history of Himachal was the richest source of borax and musk?
    A)Tibet
    B)Sirmaur
    C)Chamba
    D)Lahore
    Answer: Tibet
  • Q. Renuka lake is situated in
    A)Sirmaur
    B)Shimla
    C)Kullu
    D)Mandi
    Answer: Sirmaur
  • Q. Which of the following dance is also known as ‘Devil Dance’?
    A)Dandras Dance
    B)Chhanak Cham Dance
    C)Cham Dance
    D)Demon Dance
    Answer: Cham Dance
  • Q. Where in Himachal Pradesh is the Small Industries Service Institute located that is a State Government organisation to encourage small scale industries?
    A)Sirmaur
    B)Kullu
    C)Solan
    D)Kangra
    Answer: Solan
  • Q. Who was the third Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh?
    A)Virbhadra Singh
    B)Yashwant Singh Parmar
    C)Shanta Kumar
    D)Charanjit Singh
    Answer: Shanta Kumar
  • Q. How long does the Shivratri fair at Mandi last?
    A)8 days
    B)6 days
    C)7 days
    D)10 days
    Answer: 7 days
  • Q. Chhang is a
    A)rice-brew
    B)folk dance
    C)folk song
    D)traditional food item
    Answer: rice-brew
  • Q. In which town did Jahangir construct a mosque inside the fort?
    A)Sirmaur in 1623 AD
    B)Nagarkot in 1621 AD
    C)Nurpur in 1620 AD
    D)Bushahr in 1621 AD
    Answer: Nagarkot in 1621 AD
  • Q. Tattapani famous for hot water springs is in the district of
    A)Kullu
    B)Hamirpur
    C)Shimla
    D)Mandi
    Answer: Mandi
  • Q. What was the confederacy of six republics mentioned in the Mahabharata and other books, known as?
    A)Audumbaras
    B)Kuluta
    C)Trigarta
    D)Kulindas
    Answer: Trigarta
  • Q. What is the objective of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme?
    A)To facilitate 300 days employment in rural areas
    B)To encourage the rural people to work
    C)To provide 100 days of employment in rural areas
    D)To encourage rural women to promote cottage industries
    Answer: To provide 100 days of employment in rural areas
  • Q. Which of the following valleys is famous as Valley of Gods?
    A)Kullu valley
    B)Chamba valley
    C)Kangra valley
    D)Lahaul valley
    Answer: Kullu valley
  • Q. Nuala dance is devoted to which God?
    A)Lord Shiva
    B)Lord Vishnu
    C)Lord Rama
    D)Lord Krishna
    Answer: Lord Shiva
  • Q. On which of the following date the Kinnaur district became an integral part of Himachal Pradesh?
    A)21st April, 1960
    B)1st September, 1972
    C)1st August, 1954
    D)21st April, 1964
    Answer: 21st April, 1960
  • Q. Who was considered as the patron of Arts and the Kangra paintings?
    A)Sansar Chand
    B)Zorawar Singh Kahluria
    C)Jamadar Lala Ram
    D)Bakshi Pratap Singh
    Answer: Sansar Chand
  • Q. The ‘ASEEM’ scheme is launched by Government of Himachal Pradesh for which group of poeple?
    A)Specially abled persons
    B)SCs/STs
    C)OBC and Minorities
    D)Women
    Answer: Specially abled persons
  • Q. From 1952-1971, the State of Himachal Pradesh was governed by
    A)President
    B)Lt. Governor
    C)Governor
    D)Army
    Answer: Lt. Governor

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