Tamil Nadu GkSet 5

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Tamil Nadu's cultural heritage, including Alvars, Vaishnavism, and Ramanuja, as well as historical landmarks like the Brihadisvara Temple and Chola architecture. It also covers geographical features such as the Kaveri River, climate, and urban water management issues. The questions assess understanding of religious philosophy, historical influence, and state-specific traditions.
1A mixture of various ingredients which are dried or broiled and powdered, are as important as pickle.
2The Brihadisvara Temple, the temple at Gangaikonda Cholapuram and the Airavatesvara Temple, reflect the cultural heritage of which of the following?
3Kanjivaram saree belongs to:-
4Kargam is a folk dance of which state?
5Identify this politician fronm Tamil Nadu.
6In Tamil Nadu Khalifat Day was observed on .....
7What spice was called 'Black Gold' during British rule in Tamil Nadu?
8Where is the Dindigul fort located in India?
9Mullaperiyar dam, located in Kerala, is in control of which state?
10In which of the following states Kalpakkam nuclear power plant located
11Drainage basin of Krishna river is not shared by .....
12Free Set Top Boxes Scheme was launched in Tamil Nadu by which TV Corporation?
13What type of clothes are generally worn by people of chennai?
14The hillstation of Ooty lies in which state
15Which one of the following States does not form a part of the Krishna Basin?
16Which areas in Chennai faces severe water shortages?
17..... is deeply influenced by Alvars and is Born in Tamil Nadu?
18Which is the biggest river in Tamil Nadu?
19Which chieftain defeated all three Tamil emperors in the same battle?
20The plains of Tamil Nadu may be divided into

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the historical significance of spices in Tamil Nadu during British rule?

Spices were a major economic driver in Tamil Nadu during British rule, with the region being a significant source of pepper, cardamom, and cinnamon. The colonial trade in spices contributed to the economic development and exploitation of the region.

Which folk dance is associated with Tamil Nadu?

The folk dance associated with Tamil Nadu is Karagam, a traditional dance performed with a pot on the head, symbolizing fertility and water worship.

What is the geographical location of the Kalpakkam nuclear power plant?

The Kalpakkam nuclear power plant is located in the Kanchipuram district of Tamil Nadu, approximately 70 kilometers south of Chennai.

What is the largest river in Tamil Nadu?

The largest river in Tamil Nadu is the Kaveri River, which originates in the Western Ghats and flows through the states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu before emptying into the Bay of Bengal.

What is the geographical drainage basin of the Krishna River?

The Krishna River's drainage basin covers parts of the states of Karnataka, Telangana, and Andhra Pradesh, with a significant portion in the northern part of Tamil Nadu.