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229 Arunchal Pradesh MCQ Questions in english हिन्दी

173. India is fast-tracking hydropower to

A. Replace coal plants

B. Counter Chinese dams

C. Promote tourism

D. a & b

172. Dibang Multipurpose Project capacity

A. 500 MW

B. 1,500 MW

C. 2,880 MW

D. 5,000 MW

171. Dibang Multipurpose Project capacity:

A. 500 MW

B. 1,500 MW

C. 2,880 MW

D. 5,000 MW

170. Largest planned hydro project:

A. Lower Siang

B. Subansiri Upper

C. Upper Siang (11,000 MW)

D. Dibang Mini Dam

169. Major under-construction hydro project:

A. Tawang Dam

B. Subansiri Lower (2,000 MW)

C. Assam Dam

D. Itanagar Reservoir

168. Installed hydropower capacity (March 2024):

A. 200 MW

B. 773 MW

C. 5,000 MW

D. 10,000 MW

167. Estimated hydropower potential:

A. 10,000 MW

B. 50,000 MW

C. 100,000 MW

D. 500,000 MW

166. Challenges in agriculture include:

A. Poor irrigation

B. Soil erosion

C. Infrastructure gaps

D. All of the above

165. Which crop is emerging in West Kameng?

A. Coffee

B. Cardamom

C. Cotton

D. Sugarcane

164. State's annual horticulture output (~2021–22)?

A. 50,000 t

B. 193,000 t

C. 500,000 t

D. 1 million t

163. Which cash crop is widely grown?

A. Cotton

B. Tea

C. Cacao

D. Rubber

162. Common traditional farming practice:

A. Terrace farming

B. Jhum (shifting cultivation)

C. Greenhouse farming

D. Hydroponics

161. Percentage of population depending on agriculture?

A. 40%

B. 60–80%

C. 30%

D. Under 20%

160. Per capita GSDP in 2022–23?

A. ₹100,000

B. ₹256,400

C. ₹500,000

D. ₹750,000

159. Industry (including energy) contributes roughly:

A. 10%

B. 20–22%

C. 30%

D. 40%

158. Sector contributing the most to GSDP (2023–24)

A. Agriculture

B. Industry

C. Services (~44%)

D. Hydropower

157. ‘Rain shadow’ effect in Meghalaya is caused by:

A. Himalayas blocking monsoon

B. Garo hills shielding rain

C. Plains absorbing rainfall

D. Arabian Sea diversion

Mountains trap moisture, leading to heavy rainfall on windward slopes.

156. Which environmental movement is associated with wildlife conservation in Arunachal Pradesh?

A. Chipko Movement

B. Apatani Valley Conservation

C. Eagle Nest Conservation Initiative

D. Narmada Bachao Andolan

It involved local communities in conserving the Eagle Nest Wildlife Sanctuary and its birdlife.

155. Which environmental threat is increasing due to hydropower projects?

A. Air pollution

B. Water salinity

C. Deforestation and habitat fragmentation

D. Overgrazing

Construction of large dams and roads leads to loss of forest corridors.

154. Which sanctuary in Arunachal is known for its elephant habitat?

A. Namdapha

B. Kamlang

C. Pakke

D. D’Ering Memorial

Pakke Tiger Reserve also shelters elephants and has an Elephant Reserve designation.

153. Which tree species is the state tree of Arunachal Pradesh?

A. Teak

B. Hollong

C. Sal

D. Pine

A tall evergreen tree, it is native to the region’s tropical forests.

152. Which endangered primate, other than the Hoolock Gibbon, is found in Arunachal forests?

A. Golden Langur

B. Slow Loris

C. Capped Langur

D. Arunachal Macaque

The Arunachal Macaque is a recently discovered species, endemic to the state.

151. Arunachal Pradesh shares its international borders with how many countries?

A. 2

B. 1

C. 3

D. 4

It borders Bhutan (west), China (north), and Myanmar (east).

150. What is the name of the biosphere reserve that covers parts of Arunachal Pradesh?

A. Nanda Devi

B. Dibang–Dihang

C. Khangchendzonga

D. Kaziranga

The Dibang–Dihang Biosphere Reserve includes parts of Upper Siang and Dibang Valley.

149. Which Arunachal district is famous for Apple and Kiwi farming and eco-tourism?

A. West Siang

B. Tawang

C. Lower Subansiri

D. West Kameng

Known for its temperate climate and fruit cultivation, West Kameng promotes sustainable farming.

148. Which orchid sanctuary is found in Arunachal Pradesh?

A. Ziro Orchid Sanctuary

B. Sessa Orchid Sanctuary

C. Bomdila Orchid Zone

D. Tawang Orchid Park

Sessa is the first orchid sanctuary in India and supports over 200 species.

147. Which is a critically endangered bird found in Arunachal Pradesh?

A. Great Indian Bustard

B. White-bellied Heron

C. Indian Skimmer

D. Himalayan Monal

Found near rivers like the Kamlang and Lohit, it is one of the rarest herons in the world.

146. Arunachal Pradesh is also known as the:

A. Land of Orchids

B. Land of the Rising Sun

C. Both A and B

D. Land of Spices

It is called the "Land of the Rising Sun" and "Land of Orchids" due to its geographic location and floral diversity.

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