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www.gradeup.co 1 www.gradeup.co 1.The only Indian to win the Nobel prize chart of milk production by producing in physics: 26.38 million tons of milk annually. This A. Dr. Vikram Sarabhai is followed by Rajasthan, Gujarat, B. Dr. J.C. Bose Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh. C. Dr. H.J. Bhabha D. Dr. C.V. Raman 5.The first floating elementary school of Ans. D. India named ‘Loktak Elementary Floating Dr. C.V. Raman is the only Indian to School has been introduced in which of win the Nobel in physics (1930). the following state? * He was awarded for the discovery that A. Manipur B. Karnataka when light traverses a transparent C. Kerala D. Andhra Pradesh material, some of the light that is E. None of these deflected changes in wavelength. Ans. A. * This phenomenon is now The first floating elementary school of called Raman scattering and is the India named ‘Loktak Elementary Floating result of the Raman effect. School’ has been inaugurated at Langolsabi Leikai of Champu Khangpok 2.Who was the first Chief Election floating village on Loktak Lake in Commissioner of India? Manipur. A. G.V. Mavlankar Note: It was built under the initiative B. T. Swaminathan undertaken by All Loktak Lake C. K.V.K. Sundaram Fisherman’s Union with the support of an D. Sukumar Sen NGO People Resources Development Ans. D. Association (PRDA). Loktak lake (lifeline SukumarSen (1899–1961) was an of Manipur) is the largest freshwater Indian civil servant who was the first lake in northeast India. Chief Election Commissioner of India, serving from 21 March 1950 to 19 6. ________ is separated from India by December 1958. a narrow channel of sea formed by Palk Strait and the Gulf of Mannar. 3.Which of the following has become the A. Sri Lanka B. Myanmar first cashless island of the country? C. Bangladesh D. Pakistan A. Neil Island, Andaman. Ans. A. B. Katchal, Nicobar Sri Lanka is separated from India by a C. Karang, Manipur narrow channel of sea formed by Palk D. Akodara, Gujrat Strait and the Gulf of Mannar. The Palk E. None of these Strait is a strait between the Tamil Nadu Ans. C. state of India and the Mannar district of Karang in Manipur has become the first the Northern Province of the island cashless island of the country as nation of Sri Lanka. It connects the Bay announced by Union Ministry of of Bengal in the northeast with Palk Bay Electronics and Information Technology. in the southwest. The Gulf of Mannar is Akodara, Gujarat is the first Digital a large shallow bay forming part of the village of the country. Laccadive Sea in the Indian Ocean. It lies between the southeastern tip of 4.Which Indian state is the largest India and the west coast of Sri Lanka, in producer of milk? the Coromandel Coast region. A. Tamil Nadu B. Kerala C. Uttar Pradesh D. Rajasthan 7. Which of the following temple in Delhi E. Gujarat is also known as Bahai Temple? Ans. C. A. Iskon temple B. Lotus temple Uttar Pradesh is the largest producer of C. Kalkaji temple D. None of the above milk among all Indian states. Ans. B. Solution content: Uttar Pradesh tops the 2 www.gradeup.co Bahai Temple is famously known 10.Which is the richest temple in India ? as Lotus Temple owing to its A. Balaji Temple of Tirupathi resemblance to lotus flower. B. Shirdi Sai Baba Temple ● Lotus symbolizes four religions C. Padmanabha Swamy of of namely Hinduism,Islam,Buddhism an Thiruvananthqpuram d Jainism. D. Jagannatha Tempe of Puri ● Out of the seven major Bahai Ans. C. temples constructed around the world, Padmanabha Swamy of of the one in Delhi was constructed last. Thiruvananthqpuram is the richest ● The place is serene and is open for temple in India. The Temple has prayers and meditation by people who references in Epics and Puranas. Srimad follow any religion. Bhagavatha says that Balarama visited ● The nine pools of water around the this Temple, bathed in Padmatheertham petals is a sight to watch at dusk. and made several offerings. Nammalwar, 9th century poet and one among the 12 8. Which among the following temples of Vaishnavite saints of the Alvar tradition, India is known as Black Pagoda? has composed ten hymns in praise of A. Sun Temple, Konark Lord Padmanabha. Some well known B. Brihadeeswara Temple, Tanjore scholars, writers and historians, like the C. Lord Jagannath Temple, Puri late Dr. L.A.Ravi Varma of Travancore, D. Meenakshi Temple, Madurai have expressed the view that this E. None of these Temple was established on the first day Ans. A. of Kali Yuga (which is over 5000 years Konark Sun Temple is a 13th century ago). temple of Odisha, built by Narasimhadeva I of the Eastern 11.Which one of the following was a Ganga Dynasty. It is also known temple built by the Chola Kings? as Black Pagoda. It’s a World Heritage A. Brihadiswara Temple, Tanjavur Site. B. Meenakshi Temple, Madurai Note:- It is considered as architectural C. Srirangam Temple, Thiruchirapalli marvel for which Odisha, best known D. Durga Temple, Aihole worldwide. Ans. A. Brihadeshwara Temple (locally known as 9. Which state is the largest producer of Tanjai Periya Kovil) is a Hindu temple yellow arhar lentil? dedicated to Shiva located in Thanjavur A. Rajasthan in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It is B. Gujrat also known as RajaRajeswara Temple C. Madhya pradesh Rajarajeswaramand Brihadeshwara D. Maharashtra Temple. It is one of the largest temples Ans. D. in India and is an example of Tamil Yellow Arhat Lentil (Arhar) is grown architecture during the Chola period with kharif crops and harvested with Rabi crops. Yellow Arhar 12.The longest dam in India is ____. Lentil (Arhar) is also called Tuar. A. Bhakra Dam According to the Ministry of B. Hirakund Dam Agriculture in year 2013-14, top three C. Nagarjuna Sagar Dam producers of Yellow Arhar Lentil D. Kosi Dam producer was: Ans. B. Maharashtra State The longest dam in India is Hirakund Karnataka State Dam. It is built across the Mahanadi Madhya Pradesh state River, about 15 km from Sambalpur in the state of Odisha in India. 3 www.gradeup.co 13.The highest dam in India is ____. 16.Lac, a scarlet resinous secretion of A. Bhakra Dam tiny insects referred to as lac insects, B. Tehri Dam which produces a gum like secretion C. Nagarjuna Sagar Dam used in the production of various D. Kosi Dam commodities such as gums, dyeing E. None of these fabrics, bangle making, wood polishing Ans. B. etc. Which of the following state is the The highest dam in India largest producer of LAC in India? is Tehri Dam. It is built across A. Jharkhand B. Chhattisgarh the Bhagirathi River, near Tehri C. Madhya Pradesh D. Gujarat in Uttarakhand, India. E. Maharashtra Tehri dam is the eighth highest dam in Ans. A. the world. Jharkhand is the largest producer of LAC The Idukki dam is the first Indian arch in India. Lac insects, which produces a dam built across the Periyar river in gum like secretion used in the Kerala and the largest arch dam in Asia. production of various commodities such The Grand Anicut of Kallanai, located as gums, dyeing fabrics, bangle making, on Holy Cauvery River in Tamil Nadu, is wood polishing etc the oldest dam in the world. Indira Sagar Dam is the Largest 17.Which of the following is India’s Reservoir in India followed by other top largest potato producing state? big and large water reservoirs A. Uttar Pradesh B. West Bengal Bhakra Nangal Dam, located in the C. Bihar D. Maharashtra Bilaspur district is the largest dam (but E. None of these not the highest dam) in India Ans. A. Top potato producing states of India are 14.Which one of the following is the Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Assam, Madhya highest gravity dam in the world ? Pradesh, Punjab and West Bengal A. Beas Dam B. Nangal Dam 18.Which state of India is the largest C. Jinping-I Dam producer of silk ? D. Hirakund Dam A. Tamilanadu B. Kerala Ans. C. C. Karnataka D. Jammu & Kashmir This is a list of the tallest dams in the Ans. C. world over 135 m (443 ft) in height. The Karnatakais the largest producer tallest dam in the world is the Jinping-I of silk in India. Dam, an arch dam in China at 305 m • Karnataka produces an average of (1,001 ft). The tallest embankment dam around 8,200 metric tonnes of silk and second tallest dam in the world is every year. the 300 m (984 ft) Nurek Dam in • It is about one-third of the total silk Tajikistan. production in India. • India is the second largest producer of 15.Mettur Dam is located in which of the silk in the world after China. following states? A. Maharashtra 19.Which is the largest leather producing B. Kerala state in the country? C. Tamil Nadu A. Maharashtra B. Tamil Nadu D. Karnataka C. West Bengal D. Odisha E. Andhra Pradesh E. None of these Ans. C. Ans. B. Mettur Dam is in Tamil Nadu at Kaveri Tamil Nadu is the largest leather river. producing state in India. It accounts for 40 per cent of the country’s leather production. 4 www.gradeup.co 20.Which state is the largest producer of Salt Lake stadium is the largest stadium mica in India? in India by seating capacity. Before its A. Goa renovation in 2011, it was the second B.
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