- A Kachari and Jaintia kingdoms
- B Kachari and Naga Mishmis kingdoms
- C Jaintia and Naga Mishmis kingdoms
- D Naga Mishmis and Daflas kingdoms
Assam GK - Quiz
- A Rudra Singha
- B Siva Singha
- C Rajeswar Singha
- D Phuleshwari
- A Lack of education
- B Economic policies
- C Trade restrictions
- D Language barrier
- A 1874
- B 1905
- C 1912
- D 1937
- A Cyclones originating in the Bay of Bengal
- B Melting glaciers from the Himalayas
- C Excessive rainfall and overflowing rivers
- D Tsunamis triggered by seismic activity
- A Access to advanced technology
- B Tourism opportunities
- C Trade opportunities
- D Cultural exchanges
- A 1
- B 2
- C 3
- D 4
- A Bihu
- B Durga Puja
- C Bohag Bihu
- D Bhogali Bihu
- A Mauryan Stupas
- B Tezpur doorframe
- C Chitra Bhagawata
- D Gita Govinda
- A All India Radio stations
- B Doordarshan stations
- C Guwahati-based satellite news channels
- D Internet-based news sites
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- A. Kachari and Jaintia kingdoms
- B. Kachari and Naga Mishmis kingdoms
- C. Jaintia and Naga Mishmis kingdoms
- D. Naga Mishmis and Daflas kingdoms
Remarks:
Explanation:
Rudra Singha, during his reign, subjugated the Kachari and Jaintia kingdoms.
He captured their kings and forced them to accept Ahom suzerainty, along with the agreement to pay annual tribute.
- A. Rudra Singha
- B. Siva Singha
- C. Rajeswar Singha
- D. Phuleshwari
Remarks:
Explanation:
Rajeswar Singha was the ruler of the Ahom kingdom during the Moamoria rebellion.
The rebellion greatly weakened the kingdom and posed significant challenges to its stability.
- A. Lack of education
- B. Economic policies
- C. Trade restrictions
- D. Language barrier
Remarks:
Explanation:
The imposition of a foreign tongue, Bengali, in Assam created a language barrier that resulted in greater unemployment among the people.
Assamese literature also suffered during this period.
- A. 1874
- B. 1905
- C. 1912
- D. 1937
Remarks:
Explanation:
Assam was reestablished as Assam Province in 1912 after being a part of Eastern Bengal and Assam.
This administrative change restored Assam's separate status.
- A. Cyclones originating in the Bay of Bengal
- B. Melting glaciers from the Himalayas
- C. Excessive rainfall and overflowing rivers
- D. Tsunamis triggered by seismic activity
Remarks:
Explanation:
The flooding in Assam is primarily caused by excessive rainfall in the region, leading to the overflowing of rivers like the Brahmaputra and Barak.
The heavy monsoon rains contribute to the flooding.
- A. Access to advanced technology
- B. Tourism opportunities
- C. Trade opportunities
- D. Cultural exchanges
Remarks:
Explanation:
Assam's proximity to neighboring countries such as Bangladesh, Nepal, and Bhutan benefits its trade relations and offers opportunities for cross-border trade.
- A. 1
- B. 2
- C. 3
- D. 4
Remarks:
Explanation:
Assam has four oil refineries located in Digboi, Guwahati, Bongaigaon, and Numaligarh.
- A. Bihu
- B. Durga Puja
- C. Bohag Bihu
- D. Bhogali Bihu
Remarks:
Explanation:
The Bihu festival in Assam is associated with the blowing of the pepa, a traditional horn instrument, during Bihu dance performances and musical celebrations.
- A. Mauryan Stupas
- B. Tezpur doorframe
- C. Chitra Bhagawata
- D. Gita Govinda
Remarks:
Explanation:
The remains discovered in the Daparvatiya archaeological site in Tezpur, Assam, including a beautiful doorframe, are identified as the best examples of artwork in ancient Assam.
These artworks showcase the influence of the Sarnath School of Art from the late Gupta period.
- A. All India Radio stations
- B. Doordarshan stations
- C. Guwahati-based satellite news channels
- D. Internet-based news sites
Remarks:
Explanation:
Broadcasting stations of All India Radio in Assam have been established in 22 cities across the state.
These stations prioritize local news and music, providing a platform for broadcasting news, cultural programs, and music to the people of Assam.