ASSAM GEOGRAPHY GK 20 MOST IMPORTANT ASSAM PART (3)

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ASSAM GEOGRAPHY GK 20 MOST IMPORTANT ASSAM PART (3)

Q41) The approximate share of AsSsam in

India's annual production of Tea is:

A) 62%

B) 55%

C) 50%

D) 43%

Answer : B) 55%

Q42) Which of the following river doesn't

originate in the hills of Arunachal:

A) Dihing River

B) Kameng River

C) Dibang River

D) Kolong river

Answer : D) Kolong river. 

Q43) Which one is the highest peak in

Assam:

A) Nilachal Peak

B) Kanduli Peak

C) Patkai Peak

D) Laike Peak

Answer : D) Laike Peak. 

Q44) Which forest is single-handedly

planted by Jadav Payeng:

A) Barnadi forest

B) Molai forest

C) Barail forest

D) Dihing forest

Answer : B) Molai forest. 

Q45) In which year Crude Oil was drilled

in Assam for the first time:

A) 1889

B) 1899

C) 1999

D) None of the above

Answer : A) 1889. 

Q46) Oak Tasar a wild silkworm is found

in which of the following district in Assam:

A) Barpeta

B) Kokrajhar

C) Dima Hasao

D) Sonitpur

Answer : C) Dima Hasao. 

Q47) The origin of Barak river lies in:

A) Barail Range

B) Karbi Plateau

C) Jaintia Hills

D) Lushai Hills

Answer : A) Barail Range. 

Q48) Which of the following tree is predominant in the forests of Assam:

A) Bamboo

B) Sal

C) Hollong

D) Teak

Answer : B) Sal. 

Q49) Which two places have been connected by Bhupen Hazarika Bridge:

A) Sadiya-Bukakhat

B) Sadiya-Krisnapur

C) Dhola -Sadiya

D) None of the Above

Answer : C) Dhola -Sadiya. 

Q50) The proposed Tipaimukh Dam is to be constructed over which river:

A) Brahmaputra River

B) Surma River

C) Dibang River

D) Barak River

Answer : D) Barak River. 

Q51) The. Assam districts are major reserves of oil and gas

A) Lower

B) Middle

C) Upper

D None of the above

Answer : C) Upper. 

Q52) Which schedule of Indian constitution deals with administration of tribal areas in Assam:

A) Fourth

B) Fifth

C) Sixth

D) Seventh

Answer : C) Sixth. 

Q53) Which of the following river is

known as Kameng in Arunachal Pradesh:

A) Jia Dhal

B) Subansiri

C) Jhanji

D) Jia Bharali

Answer : D) Jia Bharali. 

Q54) Which of the following districts of Assam does not come under the jurisdiction of BTC:

A) Bongaigaon

B) Udalguri

C) Chirang

D) Kokrajhar

Answer : A) Bongaigaon. 

Q55) Which of the following districts of Assam does not have any international boundary with Bangladesh:

A) Karimgarj

B) Dhubri

C) Hailakandi

D) Cachar

Answer : C) Hailakandi. 

Q56) The tropical rainforests in Assam is

A) Buriburi rainforest

B) Bogibeel rainforest

C) Dehing Patkai rainforest

D) None of the above

Answer : C) Dehing Patkai rainforest. 

Q57) The major reserves of limestone are in and districts:

A) Dima Hasao and Karbi Anglong

B) Hojai and Barpeta

C) Nagaon and Morigaon

D) Kukrajhar and Golaghat

Answer : A) Dima Hasao and Karbi Anglong. 

Q58) Which of the following geographical lines passes through the state of Assam:

A) Tropic of cancer

B) Equator

C) Tropic of Capricorn

D) None of the above

Answer : D) None of the above. 

Q59) Which of the following North Eastern state shares the longest boundary with Assam:

A) Mizoram

B) Meghalaya

C) Nagaland

D) None of the above

Answer : B) Meghalaya. 

Q60) Which of the following district of Assam does not have International boundary with Bangladesh:

A) Dhubri

B) Karimganj

C) Cachar

D) Hilakandi

Answer : D) Hilakandi.

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