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Sikkim GkSet 12

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Sikkim's climatic zones, temperature variations, cultural heritage, traditional dances, and regional economy. Concepts covered include the Gangtok climate, biodiversity, traditional attire, and state symbols such as the Sikkim state animal, the red panda. The questions also assess understanding of historical events, political leadership, and geographical features like the Nathula pass.

1Which is India's First state to be declared as "Smoke Free State"?

2In which state Kanchenjunga is situated?

3Sikkim is the highest producer of the spice .....

4Q 1. Which flower is on the Emblem of Sikkim?

5Present chief minister of Sikim

6Original inhabitants of Sikkim is:

7What is the name of the dress won by people of Sikkim?

8The northeastern State, which is called the 'Botanist's Paradise'

9Who was the first Chief Justice of Sikkim High court?

10In which year was the referendum held to decide that weather Sikkim should merge with Indian union or not

11Name this Mountain of India.

12What does the work Khukuri in Sikkim stands for?

13Phurchachu, Yumthang, Borang, Ralang, Taram-chu and Yumey Samdong in Sikkim are famous?

14Q4. In which year, Sikkim becomes a part of India as its 22nd state

15Which of the following dance forms belong to Sikkim

16They are people of Sikkim and the Darjeeling district of West Bengal, who live in the remotest valley of the Himalayas.

17Sikkim's economy is based predominantly on:

18Which is the coldest month in Gangtok?

19Name the famous ancient pass in Sikkim

20Which one is recognised as the state animal of sikkim

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cultural significance of the Khukuri in Sikkim?

The Khukuri is a traditional curved blade that holds significant cultural and historical importance in Sikkim, often associated with the Gurkha soldiers. It is used in various ceremonial and everyday activities, symbolizing strength and cultural heritage.

Which ethnic groups are indigenous to Sikkim?

The Lepcha, Bhutia, and Nepali are the major indigenous ethnic groups of Sikkim. Each group has its own distinct culture, language, and traditions, contributing to the rich cultural diversity of the state.

What is the emblem of Sikkim?

The emblem of Sikkim features the state animal, the Red Panda, along with the state tree, the Rhododendron, and the state flower, the Noble orchid. It symbolizes the state's rich biodiversity and cultural heritage.

What is the primary spice produced in Sikkim?

Cardamom is the primary spice produced in Sikkim. It is a significant contributor to the state's agricultural economy and is known for its high quality and flavor.

What is the state animal of Sikkim?

The state animal of Sikkim is the Red Panda. This species is native to the Himalayan region and is known for its distinctive reddish-brown fur and arboreal lifestyle.