Assam GkSet 14

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates understanding of Assam's geography, climate, infrastructure, and cultural heritage. Concepts covered include Assam's physical features, tea cultivation, traditional clothing, and wildlife conservation areas such as Kaziranga National Park. The questions also assess knowledge of historical events, notable personalities, and cultural landmarks in Assam.
1Tea garden of India is
2Due to the effect of Non-cooperation Movement of the plantation workers in Assam, they
3The main crop of Mountain soil.
4Which of the following state is affected by kal baishakhi
5..... is also known as the "land of tea gardens".
6The Kaziranga Wildlife Santuary and Manas National Park is located in this state.
7Who is the author of "Tea from Assam"?
8Mekhla-chaddar is worn in
9IN 13th CENTURY ASSAM WAS KNOWN AS
10Which of the following Indian state is known for the meeting point of Mongoloids and Caucasoid?
11This year Pranab Mukhrjee, Nanaji Deshmukh, Bhupen Hazrika have been honoured by the government of india but later on family of Bhupen hazarika family turned down this award in context of citizenship amendment bill. The citizenship articles are between 5-11.National Register of Citizens pertains to which indian state
12The ..... is a huge dark grey animal with a horn on its nose. it can be found in Kaziranga, Assam.
13Hajo is famous for
14Apong is a?
15Angarag Mahanta or Papon, the famous Bollywood playback singer is from which state?
16Why do children in Assam use a bamboo bridge?
17This part of plain lies in Assam.
18Silkworms are reared in which of the following states?
19What is considered as fore runner of the mobile theatres of Assam?
20The one-horned rhinoceros are found in which state?

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the climatic conditions affecting Assam?

Assam experiences a humid subtropical climate with high rainfall and warm temperatures throughout the year. The region is influenced by the monsoon, leading to distinct wet and dry seasons, which significantly impact agriculture and infrastructure.

Which traditional attire is commonly worn in Assam?

The traditional attire for women in Assam is the Mekhela Chador, while men typically wear the Dhoti and Kurta. These garments are often made from locally produced silk and cotton, reflecting the region's cultural heritage.

What is the historical significance of Hajo in Assam?

Hajo is a significant religious and cultural site in Assam, known for its diverse religious structures including the Hayagriva Madhava Temple. It is a place of pilgrimage for Hindus, Muslims, and Buddhists, showcasing the region's religious harmony and cultural diversity.

How does the geography of Assam influence its wildlife conservation efforts?

Assam's geography, including its dense forests and river systems, provides critical habitats for various wildlife species, such as the one-horned rhinoceros. The presence of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, like Kaziranga National Park, is crucial for conservation efforts in the region.

What impact did the Non-cooperation Movement have on plantation workers in Assam?

The Non-cooperation Movement led to significant labor strikes and migration among plantation workers in Assam, as they sought to improve working conditions and wages. This movement highlighted the socio-economic challenges faced by plantation workers during the early 20th century.