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Kerala GkSet 22

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Kerala's geography, history, culture, and wildlife. Concepts covered include the Chera Empire, Kerala martial arts like Kalarippayattu, traditional clothing such as the Natu saree, and cultural festivals like Onam. The questions also assess understanding of historical figures, regional weather patterns, and the state's contributions to Indian politics and science.

1The Silent Valley National Park in Kerala has a large population of this endangered primate

2In Kerala, the mannu chattis or the mannu kalams is believed to

3King Mahabali was a demon king of .....

4Best Film with Popular Appealand Aesthetic Value got award in the 50th Kerala State Film Awards.

5Which among the following district has no coastline

6Which of the following city in Kerala is part of Smart City Mission

7Aryankavu pass connects

8Kalarippayattu is practiced in .....

9What are showers in Kerala and Karnataka called.

10WHERE IS KERALA KALAMANDALAM SITUATED

11Which is the wildlife sanctuary of Kerala?

12In which district of Kerala, the Silent Valley National Park is located

13Alphonsa was born in which district of Kerala?

14Kozhikode is situated in..

15Which type of race takes place in Kerala during the Onam Festival?

16Anna Mani was an Indian physicist and meteorologist, born in:

17What do women wear in Kerala?

18Which state assembly becomes the first in India to pass a resolution demanding to scrap off the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA)

19In which Indian region was the spice trade that attracted traders from around the world such as Christopher Columbus?

20The Chera empire of ....., which was established in the 9th century in the southwestern part of kerala introduced malayalam language

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the historical significance of the spice trade in Kerala?

The spice trade in Kerala was crucial for its economic prosperity and global connectivity. It attracted traders from around the world, including the Romans, Arabs, and later the Europeans, making Kerala a significant hub for spices like pepper, cinnamon, and cardamom.

Which endangered primates are found in Silent Valley National Park, Kerala?

Silent Valley National Park is home to the endangered lion-tailed macaque. This primate is endemic to the Western Ghats and is critically threatened due to habitat loss and fragmentation.

What are the cultural traditions associated with the Onam Festival in Kerala?

Onam is celebrated with elaborate feasts, traditional boat races, and folk dances like Thiruvathira and Pulikali. It commemorates the mythical king Mahabali and is marked by the decoration of floral carpets called Pookalam and the wearing of traditional attire like the mundu and kasavu saree.

What is the birthplace of Alphonsa in Kerala?

Alphonsa was born in Kadayiruppu, a village in the Kottayam district of Kerala. She is known for her contributions to the development of the mango industry in the region.

What is the historical significance of Mahodayapuram in the context of the Chera Empire?

Mahodayapuram, also known as Kodungallur, was a significant port city during the Chera Empire. It is associated with the introduction of the Malayalam language and was a center for trade and cultural exchange.