10234+ MCQ Questions in english हिन्दी

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Illegal extraction of ____ threatens cave habitats:

Unregulated mining damages cave ecosystems.

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Bamboo fading is due to:

Excessive cutting reduces bamboo cover essential to ecology.

Jhum cultivation involves:

Forest is cleared, burned, and cultivated for a short duration.

A major environmental threat in Meghalaya is:

Shifting jhum (slash‑and‑burn) farming degrades forests.

Which is NOT a cave in Meghalaya?

Borra Cave is in Andhra Pradesh, not Meghalaya.

Karst topography in Meghalaya forms:

Rainwater erodes limestone, creating caves and sinkholes.

The famous Garha Mandla Queen who resisted the British was:

The tribal freedom fighter who was called “Indian Robinhood” was:

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The Indian National Congress session in 1891 was held in which MP city?

“Sohra Livingroot Museum” is dedicated to:

It educates visitors about living root architecture.

Jabalpur was the capital of which British province?

These root bridges are found in:

The famous ones are near Cherrapunji.

The famous Jain temples of Kundalpur are located in:

The Rewa princely state was ruled by which dynasty?

Meghalaya is famed for its living root ___:

Ficus roots are guided into living ‘bridges’ by locals.

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Who among the following was a freedom fighter from Madhya Pradesh?

Soil erosion in Meghalaya is aggravated by:

High rainfall and steep hills lead to intense erosion.

Chanderi was an important center during which dynasty's rule?

MP became a separate state on which date post-independence?

Annual rainfall in Mawsynram averages around:

It’s about 9,000 mm annually, making it one of the rainiest spots globally.

Peak monsoon season in Meghalaya is:

Southwest monsoon brings heavy rain during these months.

The revolt led by Veer Surendra Sai affected which region near MP?

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Cherrapunji and Mawsynram hold records for:

They are among the wettest places on Earth.

The British East India Company annexed which part of MP through Doctrine of Lapse?

Meghalaya is often called the “abode of ___”:

“Meghalaya” literally means “abode of clouds” in Sanskrit.

Chhatris and palaces at Orchha were built by which dynasty?

Who built the Gwalior Fort as we see today?

Which rare cat is reported in Meghalaya’s forests?

The elusive clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa) inhabits northeastern forests.

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