1. Which is the State animal of Jammu and Kashmir?
A
Kashmir Stag
B
Musk Deer
C
Leopard
D
Himalayan Black Bear
The state animal of Jammu and Kashmir is the Hangul (Kashmir stag).
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2. Pampore upland, locally called wudar in Sri Nagar, J&K are a great source of revenue from which of the following?
A
Apples
B
Saffron
C
Tourism
D
Honey
The Pampore upland, locally called wudar in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, is famous for its saffron cultivation. Saffron from this region is a significant source of revenue.
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3. The Uri Dam is located on which river in J&K?
A
Beas
B
Chenab
C
Ravi
D
Jhelum
The Uri Dam is located on the Jhelum River in Jammu and Kashmir.
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4. Pashmina Shawl is the world famous shawl and its fabric is extracted from
A
Goat
B
Sheep
C
Yak
D
Both A and B
Pashmina shawl is world-famous for its softness and warmth. Its fabric is extracted from the wool of Pashmina goats, specifically from their undercoat fibers. These goats are primarily found in the Himalayan regions of India, Nepal, and Pakistan.
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5. Purple revolution in J&K is associated with
A
Maize
B
Saffron
C
Brinjal
D
Lavender
The term "Purple Revolution" in Jammu and Kashmir is associated with the cultivation and promotion of lavender farming in the region, particularly in the district of Pampore. This initiative aims to boost local agriculture and economic activities through lavender cultivation.
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6. Which mountain range separates the Kashmir Valey from the Jammu region?
A
Zanskar
B
Karakoram
C
Dhauladhar
D
Pir Panjal
The mountain range that separates the Kashmir Valley from the Jammu region is the **Pir Panjal Range**. This range runs parallel to the Zoji La pass and forms a natural barrier between the Kashmir Valley to the north and the plains of Jammu to the south. It is an important geographical feature in the region, influencing the climate and accessibility between these two areas of Jammu and Kashmir.
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7.
The north India`s largest zoo `Jamboo Zoo` is situated in
A
Udhampur
B
Srinagar
C
Pahalgam
D
Nagrota
The Jambu Zoo is situated at Khanpur, Nagrota, in the outskirts of Jammu City and is spread over an area of 162 hectares (3200 kanals). The officials revealed that over 2500 visitors show up at the zoo every day.
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8. Read the short passage given below and answer the question from the following options, follow according to the passage only
The Chenab originates from the confluence of two rivers, the Chandra and the Bhaga, which themselves originate from either side of the Bara Lacha Pass in Lahul. It is also known as the Chandrabhaga in HP. It runs parallel to the Pir Panjal Range in the north westerly direction, and cuts through the range near Kishtwar. It enters the plains of Pun
A
the Chandra and the Bhaga
B
the Ravi and Sutlej
C
the Indus and the Brahmaputra
D
the Chandra and the Brahmaputra
the Chandra and the Bhaga
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9. Which valley is between Pir Panjal and Himalayas range?
A
Kangra and Kulu valley
B
Kashmir valley
C
Dun valley
D
Chenab valley
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10. Which of the following is one of the Desert Rivers in India which flow for some distance and are lost in the desert?
A
Sonai
B
Gandak
C
Macchu
D
Kosi
Desert Rivers which flow for some distance and are lost in the desert. These are Luni and others such as, Machhu, Rupen, Saraswati, Banas, Ghaggar and others.
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11. In which of the following districts of Jammu and Kashmir is the Pahalgam meteorological observatory located?
A
Reasi
B
Anantnag
C
Kulgam
D
Doda
Anantnag
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12. Which of the following is an example of Kharif crop of Jammu and Kashmir?
A
Mustard
B
Groundnut
C
Linseed
D
Pea
Groundnut
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13. In which of the following districts of Jammu and Kashmir is the Bhaderwah meteorological observatory located?
A
Doda
B
Kulgam
C
Poonch
D
Reasi
Doda
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14. Which is the hottest month in Jammu region?
A
September
B
June
C
August
D
March
June
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15. Which is the coldest month in Jammu region?
A
June
B
March
C
December
D
January
January
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16. Which of the following Highway runs from Kashmir to Kanyakumari?
A
NH 52
B
NH 30
C
NH 44
D
NH 27
17. Which of the following was the largest National Park in erstwhile Jammu and Kashmir state?
A
Kishtwar High Altitude National Park
B
Kazinag National Park
C
Salim Ali National Park
D
Hemis National Park
Hemis National Park
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18. Which of the following festivals is celebrated at Uttar Behni of the Jammu Region?
A
Baisakhi
B
Jihiri Mela
C
Bahu Mela
D
Chaitre Chaudash
Chaitre Chaudash
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19. ___________ part of the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir has a typical monsoon tropical climate.
A
Southern
B
Northern
C
Eastern
D
Western
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20. The meanders of the river Jhelum enter which of the following lakes?
A
Wular lake
B
Mamsar lake
C
Pangong lake
D
Dal lake
The Jhelum rises from a deep spring at Vernag, in western Jammu and Kashmir union territory, in the Indian-administered portion of the Kashmir region. The river meanders northwestward from the northern slope of the Pir Panjal Range through the Vale of Kashmir to Wular Lake at Srinagar, which controls its flow.
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21. _____________ near Sonmarg is where a mountain river, red in colour, meets the mighty Indus River.
A
Nilagrad
B
Suru
C
Nubra
D
Stod
Nilagrad
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22. Which of the following rivers is formed after the two streams the Chandra and the Bhaga merge with each other?
A
Chenab
B
Godavari
C
Brahmaputra
D
Sutlej
The river Chenab (or Chandra Bhaga) is formed after the two streams the Chandra and the Bhaga merge with each other.
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23. Which of the following Union Territories is prone to seismic activity and comes under seismic zone V?
A
Union Territory of Delhi
B
Union Territory of Daman and Diu
C
Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir
D
Union Territory of Chandigarh
Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir
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24. Which of the following animals is found in Pir Panjal Range of Jammu and Kashmir?
A
Asiatic Lion
B
Elephant
C
Nilgiri Tahr
D
Markhor
Markhor
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25. Which of the following is the least concerned Species according to IUCN`s Red Data Book, found in Jammu & Kashmir?
A
Cheer Pheasant
B
Chiru
C
Golden Eagle
D
Wild Yak
Golden Eagle
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26. What is the time period of Chillai-Bachha in Jammu and Kashmir?
A
48 days
B
20 days
C
10 days
D
28 days
Chilai kalan for 40 days , chilai Khurd for 20 days and Chilai bacha for 10 days
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27. Which among the following is the local name of the mild cold period of Kashmir valley that lasts for 10 days?
A
Kuth-Kush
B
Chillai Kalan
C
Chillai Khorud
D
Chillai Bachha
Kashmir`s winter pans out in three stages starting with a 40-day intense period from December 21 (locally called Chillai Kalan) followed by 20 more days which are less intense (called Chillai Khurd) and lastly 10 days of mild cold (Chille Bache).
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28. Which of the following gardens in Jammu and Kashmir is the largest tulip garden in Asia?
A
Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Botanical Garden
B
Harwan Garden
C
Pari Mahal Garden
D
Indira Gandhi Memorial Garden
Indira Gandhi Memorial Garden
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29. Hydaspes, Vetesta and Vyeth are the different names of which river?
A
Indus
B
Kishen Ganga
C
Jhelum
D
Chenab
Jhelum
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30. Brown Bear found in the region of Jammu & Kashmir is in _____________ Status as per IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
A
Endangered
B
Near Threatened
C
Vulnerable
D
Least Concern
Least Concern
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