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Goa GkSet 12

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates understanding of Goa's colonial history, European influence, and historical significance. Concepts covered include Portuguese colonization, spice trade routes, administrative centers, and cultural heritage. The questions also assess knowledge of Goa's geography, tourism, and recent economic development, including poverty levels and statehood dates.

1Feni, which is made mainly from .....

2When is the Goa Statehood Day celebrated?

3Which became the administrative centre of the Portuguese?

4Which state has the lowest poverty in the year 2013 in India?

5Goa remained a ..... colony until 1961

6Goa is located on the ..... of Southern India

7Portugal established their trade base in India at .....

8Where was the Indigenously built 5th & Final Offshore Patrol Vessel (OPV) 'Saksham' launched into water by Indian Coast Guard (ICG)?

9Portuguese establish their center

10Which beach is a semi circular stretch of sand is bookendedby piles of boulders which make for great sight seeing perches?

11Goa is an example of .....

12Goa is famous for which of the Heritage Sites?

13Which on the beach 4* property should I prefer in North Goa?

14Which among the following is named after a sailor

15Which film has won the award for Best Film in the 51st IFFl (International Film Festival of India) in Goa?

16Goa and Daman Diu was ruled by ..... before 1961

17Panaji is the capital city of .....

18Where in India did the Portuguese establish their base to take over the spice trade?

19Which one of the following is not situated on the Bay of Bengal?

20The printing press in India was set up by ..... at Goa in 1556

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the historical significance of Goa during the colonial period?

Goa was a significant Portuguese colony in India, serving as an administrative center and a key location for the spice trade. It played a crucial role in the spread of European influence and culture in the region.

Which beach in Goa is known for its unique geographical features?

Calangute Beach is renowned for its long stretch of white sand and clear waters, making it a popular tourist destination in Goa.

What is the primary ingredient in Feni, the traditional drink of Goa?

Feni is primarily made from either cashew apples or coconut, depending on the type. Cashew feni is more common and is considered the traditional variety.

When did Goa achieve statehood in India?

Goa became a state of India on May 30, 1987, after being a union territory for several years following its liberation from Portuguese rule in 1961.

What is the capital city of Goa?

Panaji (also spelled Panjim) is the capital city of Goa, known for its blend of Portuguese and Indian architectural styles.