Karnataka GkSet 9

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Karnataka's geography, agriculture, and cultural heritage, including topics such as millet crops, traditional dishes, and historical sites like the Badami Caves and Virupaksha Temple. Concepts covered include Karnataka's rock-cut architecture, dynastic influence, and the significance of the Cauvery River. The questions also assess understanding of city branding, urban identity, and historical figures like Kittur Chenamma and Ramanujacharya.
1New year is celebrated in Karnataka by this famous name
2A city in southern India that is home to many high-tech industries (3.1.F)
3Located in Karnataka, comprising 4 caves2 caves dedicated to Lord Vishnu, one cave dedicated to Lord Shiv and one cave dedicated to Jains.Rock-cut architecture made of red sandstone
4The river Cauvery originates from which of the following states?
5The millet crop grown in Karnataka
6..... described the glory and grandeur of the Vijayanagara empire
7..... is a lentil-based vegetable stew or chowder made with tamarind, broth and freshly grounded spices.
8Lalbagh Botanical Garden is situated in .....
9Name the boy adopted by Kittur Chenamma?
10Bangalore is also known as the ..... city of India.
11The Vijayanagara kings offered prayers to ..... GOD.
12Who Were An Important Part In Badami Karnataka Architecture?
13Which city is known as the Electronic city of India, Garden city of India or Silicon Valley of India?
14Where is Pattadakal temple is located?
15He took leadership of rebellion of Amarasulya presenting himself as Swami Apa Rampura
16The height of Jog Fall is ..... feet.
17Which is the National Highway passing as the Outer Ring Road of Bangalore?
18Bengaluru (Bangalore) has become the first Indian city to have its own logo, after the State Government Launched it. Brand Bengaluru got its own logo-the tagline is .....?
19Basava's family lives in which village in the state of Karnataka?
20Who invited ramanujacharya to Karnataka?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary deity worshipped in the Virupaksha Temple?

The primary deity worshipped in the Virupaksha Temple is Lord Shiva. This temple, located in Hampi, is a significant religious and historical site associated with the Vijayanagara Empire.

Which major millet crops are grown in Karnataka?

Major millet crops grown in Karnataka include finger millet (ragi), pearl millet (bajra), and foxtail millet (kangni). These crops are important for their nutritional value and adaptability to local conditions.

What is the nickname of Bengaluru?

Bengaluru is nicknamed the "Silicon Valley of India" due to its significant presence of high-tech industries and IT companies. This nickname reflects its role as a major technology hub in the country.

Where is the Cauvery River located?

The Cauvery River originates in the Western Ghats in Karnataka and flows through the states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu before draining into the Bay of Bengal. It is a significant river in southern India.

What is the height of Jog Falls in Karnataka?

Jog Falls, located in Karnataka, has a height of approximately 253 meters (830 feet). It is one of the tallest waterfalls in India and a popular tourist destination.