Assam Geography

Q1. Chakrasila Wildlife Sanctuary is located in

(A) Sonitpur

(B) Kokrajhar

(C) Morigaon

(D) Sivasagar

Answer: (B)

Exp: Chakrasila Wildlife Sanctuary is in Kokrajhar district, Assam. It was declared a wildlife sanctuary on 14 July 1994 and is especially important for the conservation of the golden langur.

Q2. Where is Ajan Pir Dargah situated?

(A) Sivasagar

(B) Jorhat

(C) Dhubri

(D) Hajo

Answer: (A)

Exp: Ajan Pir Dargah is at Saraguri Chapori, about 22 km from Sivasagar town. Ajan Fakir came to Assam in the 17th century and is associated with Zikir, devotional songs in Assamese.

Q3. Sri Surya Pahar and Sri Tukreswari Pahar is situated in which District of Assam?

(A) Barpeta

(B) Goalpara

(C) Baksa

(D) Karbi Anglong

Answer: (B)

Exp: Sri Surya Pahar and Tukreswari are important religious and archaeological sites of Goalpara district. Surya Pahar contains Hindu, Buddhist and Jain archaeological remains.

Q4. Sunaikuchi, Khulahat and Burha Mayong Reserved Forests are located in which District of Assam?

(A) Nagaon

(B) Dibrugarh

(C) Barpeta

(D) Morigaon

Answer: (D)

Exp: Sunaikuchi, Khulahat and Burha Mayong Reserved Forests are located in Morigaon district of Assam.

Q5. Which state is known as the Land of Red River and Blue Hills?

(A) Uttar Pradesh

(B) Meghalaya

(C) Assam

(D) Kerala

Answer: (C)

Exp: Assam is popularly called the Land of Red River and Blue Hills. The Brahmaputra is the prominent “red river” and the surrounding hills shape the landscape.

Q6. Assam shares an inter-State boundary with how many Indian states?

(A) 6

(B) 7

(C) 8

(D) 5

Answer: (B)

Exp: Assam shares state boundaries with 7 states: Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya and West Bengal. It also borders Bhutan and Bangladesh.

Q7. How many Elephant Reserves are there in Assam?

(A) 7

(B) 5

(C) 10

(D) 4

Answer: (B)

Exp: Assam has 5 Elephant Reserves: Chirang-Ripu, Sonitpur, Dihing-Patkai, Kaziranga-Karbi Anglong and Dhansiri-Lungding.

Q8. The total length of Bogibeel Bridge is:

(A) 4940 m

(B) 7020 m

(C) 9500 m

(D) 2284 m

Answer: (A)

Exp: Bogibeel Bridge is approximately 4.94 km long. It is a combined road-and-rail bridge over the Brahmaputra and was inaugurated in 2018.

Q9. Which city of Assam is known as the Tea City of India?

(A) Darjeeling

(B) Dibrugarh

(C) Jorhat

(D) Biswanath

Answer: (B)

Exp: Dibrugarh is popularly known as the Tea City of India because of its extensive tea estates and tea-processing activity in Upper Assam.

Q10. Assam Medical College in Dibrugarh was established in:

(A) 1947

(B) 1948

(C) 1949

(D) 1950

Answer: (A)

Exp: Assam Medical College at Dibrugarh was established in 1947 and is regarded as Assam’s oldest medical college.

Q11. Who wrote A Geographical Sketch of Assam?

(A) Miles Bronson

(B) Dr. John Wade

(C) David Scott

(D) Henry Cotton

Answer: (B)

Exp: Dr. John Wade wrote A Geographical Sketch of Assam, an early geographical account of Assam that is useful for historical study of the region.

Q12. Darangiri is famous for which market?

(A) Banana Market

(B) Dry Fish Market

(C) Ivory Craft Market

(D) Gold Market

Answer: (A)

Exp: Darangiri is famous for its large banana market and is an important trading centre for bananas in Assam.

Q13. The district headquarters of West Karbi Anglong is:

(A) Diphu

(B) Hamren

(C) Dengaon

(D) Siloni

Answer: (B)

Exp: Hamren is the headquarters of West Karbi Anglong. The district was created in 2016 after bifurcation of Karbi Anglong.

Q14. Negheriting Siva Mandir is located in which district?

(A) Golaghat

(B) Jorhat

(C) Sibsagar

(D) Charaideo

Answer: (A)

Exp: Negheriting Siva Mandir is located in Golaghat district and is associated with Ahom king Rajeswar Singha.

Q15. Lawkhowa Wildlife Sanctuary is located in:

(A) Karbi Anglong

(B) Nagaon

(C) Kokrajhar

(D) Dhemaji

Answer: (B)

Exp: Lawkhowa Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Nagaon district, Assam.

Q16. Which is Assam’s first zero waste town?

(A) Guwahati

(B) Jagiroad

(C) Titabor

(D) Biswanath Chariali

Answer: (C)

Exp: Titabor (Titabar) in Jorhat district was recognised as Assam’s first zero-waste town for integrated waste-management practices.

Q17. Among the two Maa Kamakhaya Temples of Assam one is located in Guwahati and the other is located in ?

(A) Silghat

(B) Sonari

(C) Boko

(D) Tezpur

Answer: (A)

Exp: The question identifies another Maa Kamakhya temple at Silghat besides the famous temple at Guwahati. Silghat is in Nagaon district.

Q18. Terracotta industry is located in:

(A) Dhubri

(B) Jorhat

(C) Dima Hasao

(D) None of the above

Answer: (A)

Exp: Dhubri is noted for its traditional terracotta industry in Assam, producing decorative and utility objects from baked clay.

Q19. At which place of Assam we find an Ahom Fort with an European Colony?

(A) Jogighopa

(B) Pathsala

(C) Namrup

(D) Hojai

Answer: (A)

Exp: Jogighopa Jogighopa is in western Assam along the Brahmaputra corridor.

Q20. What is the name of Barak River in Bangladesh?

(A) Jamuna

(B) Meghna

(C) Padma

(D) Saraswati

Answer: (B)

Exp: Meghna The Barak system in Bangladesh forms the Surma-Kushiyara-Meghna river system.

Q21. A Muga Research Centre is located in which place of Assam?

(A) Bihpuria

(B) Dhokuakhana

(C) Narayanpur

(D) Bordowa

Answer: (B)

Exp: Dhokuakhana Muga is Assam's distinctive golden silk and is produced through sericulture in the state.

Q22. What was the name of the British officer who was killed during Phulaguri uprising?

(A) Lt. Dawson

(B) Lt. Robert

(C) Lt. Singer

(D) Lt. Brook

Answer: (C)

Exp: Lt. Singer The Phulaguri uprising occurred in 1861 and was an important early agrarian protest in colonial Assam.

Q23. Who was the first speaker of Assam Legislative Assembly?

(A) Babu Basanta Kumar Das

(B) Pranab Gogoi

(C) Biswajit Daimari

(D) Ranjit Kumar Das

Answer: (A)

Exp: Babu Basanta Kumar Das The source identifies Babu Basanta Kumar Das as the first Speaker.

Q24. The Quorum for a meeting of the Gaon Panchayat is:

(A) 1/10 of the total members

(B) 1/5 of the total member

(C) 1/4 of the total member

(D) 1/3 of the total member

Answer: (A)

Exp: 1/10 of the total members The source gives one-tenth as the quorum for a Gaon Panchayat meeting.

Q25. Which among the following is the first Bird Park of Assam?

(A) Deepor Beel Bird Sanctuary

(B) Pani Dehing Bird Sanctuary

(C) Bordoibum Beelmukh Bird Park

(D) Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary

Answer: (A)

Exp: Deepor Beel Bird Sanctuary The source identifies Deepor Beel Bird Sanctuary; Deepor Beel is a Ramsar wetland.

Q26. Who rebuilt the Hayagriva Madhava temple at Hajo?

(A) Raghudeva

(B) Naranarayan

(C) Laxminarayan

(D) Parikshit Narayan

Answer: (A)

Exp: Hayagriva Madhava temple at Hajo is an important medieval temple complex and a major pilgrimage centre

Q27. Tinikunia Pukhuri dug by Godha Barbaruah was located in which place of Assam?

(A) Dibrugarh

(B) Chabua

(C) Margherita

(D) Tinsukia

Answer: (D)

Exp: takes its name from three ponds, and the Tinikunia Pukhuri is associated with the area

Q28. Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is located in:

(A) Sonitpur

(B) Kokrajhar

(C) Morigaon

(D) Sivasagar

Answer: (C)

Exp: Pobitora lies in Morigaon district and is especially famous for its high density of one-horned rhinoceros

Q29. Which Place is known as the “Scotland of Assam”?

(A) Diphu

(B) Halflong

(C) Lumding

(D) Dokmoka

Answer: (B)

Exp: Haflong is the headquarters of Dima Hasao district and is popularly called the Scotland of Assam

Q30. What is the name of only Ape found in Assam? or: The only ape of India found in hill forest of Assam and Nagaland is:

(A) Rhesus Macaque

(B) Golden Langur

(C) Capped Monkey

(D) Hollock Gibbon

Answer: (D)

Exp: (Gibbon) [84] The hoolock gibbon is India’s only ape and occurs in the forested north-eastern region, including Assam

Q31. When did the peasant revolt of Patharughat take place:

(A) 28 January 1894

(B) 30 January 1890

(C) 1 January 1884

(D) 28 January 1794

Answer: (A)

Exp: The Patharughat peasant revolt took place on 28 January 1894 in Darrang district, Assam, against colonial revenue policies.

Q32. Which part of Assam receives very little rainfall?

(A) Lumding

(B) Morigaon

(C) Tinsukia

(D) All of these

Answer: (A)

Exp: Lumding is among the relatively drier parts of Assam and receives considerably less rainfall than the wetter upper-Assam districts.

Q33. What divides Karbi Anglong into two divisions?

(A) North Cachar Hills

(B) Barak Plain

(C) Brahmaputra River

(D) Kapili River

Answer: (D)

Exp: The Kapili River is the geographical feature that divides Karbi Anglong into its two administrative divisions in the conventional Assam-GK classification.

Q34. The one and only Sainik School of Assam is located in which District of Assam?

(A) Barpeta

(B) Tezpur

(C) Goalpara

(D) Kamrup (M)

Answer: (C)

Exp: The Sainik School Goalpara is the Sainik School located in Assam, at Goalpara.

Q35. Which of is the largest wetland in Assam?

(A) Sonbill Lake

(B) Kumri Beel Lake

(C) Cahndubi Lake

(D) Deepor Beel

Answer: (A)

Exp: Son Beel (Sonbill) in southern Assam is traditionally described in Assam-GK sources as the state's largest wetland. It is located in Karimganj district.

Q36. Marat Longri Wildlife Sanctuary is located in:

(A) Karbi Anglong

(B) Udalguri

(C) Dima hasao

(D) Golaghat

Answer: (A)

Exp: Marat Longri Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Karbi Anglong, Assam, and forms part of the state's important protected-area network.

Q37. Which among the following Wildlife Sanctuary of Assam has the highest density of the One Horned Rhinoceros:

(A) Laokhowa Wildlife Sanctuary

(B) Bordoibam-Beelmukh Wildlife Sanctuary

(C) Nambor Wildlife Sanctuary.

(D) Pabitora Wildlife Sanctuary

Answer: (D)

Exp: Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary has an exceptionally high density of the one-horned rhinoceros and is often called the 'mini Kaziranga' of Assam.

Q38. In which place the first battle fought by the Ahoms against the Mughals?

(A) Itakhuli

(B) Bharali

(C) Saraighat

(D) Jogighopa

Answer: (B)

Exp: The first battle between the Ahoms and the Mughals is identified in the source as having been fought at Bharali. Later major conflicts included Alaboi and Saraighat.

Q39. Mahapurush Madhabdeva constructed a kind of stage named 'Rangial Ghar' in which District of Assam?

(A) Nalbari

(B) Barpeta

(C) Nagaon

(D) Majuli

Answer: (B)

Exp: Rangial Ghar, a performance stage associated with Madhabdeva, is linked with Barpeta and the Vaishnavite cultural tradition.

Q40. The Temple 'Narasimha Akhara' is located in which place of Assam?

(A) Silchar

(B) Hajo

(C) Jagiroad

(D) Chabua

Answer: (A)

Exp: The Narasimha Akhara temple is located at Silchar, Assam.

Q41. The first Tea plant in Assam was planted in which place of Assam?

(A) Chabua

(B) Sonari

(C) Biswanath

(D) Nalia Pool

Answer: (A)

Exp: The first tea plant in Assam is traditionally associated with Chabua in Dibrugarh district, a landmark in the history of Assam's tea industry.

Q42. The Subansiri River was fixed as the boundary between the Ahoms and Koch kingdoms by:

(A) Treaty of Asur Ali

(B) Treaty of Majuli

(C) Treaty of Alaboi

(D) Treaty of Yandaboo

Answer: (B)

Exp: The Treaty of Majuli fixed the Subansiri River as a boundary between the Ahom and Koch spheres of influence.

Q43. Largest Silk producing District of Assam is:

(A) Goalpara

(B) Nagaon

(C) Dibrugarh

(D) Dhemaji

Answer: (D)

Exp: Dhemaji is identified in the source as Assam's largest silk-producing district, reflecting the importance of eri and other silk traditions in the region.

Q44. The Temple 'Narasimha Akhara' is located in which place of Assam?

(A) Silchar

(B) Hajo

(C) Jagiroad

(D) Chabua

Answer: (A)

Exp: The Narasimha Akhara temple is located in Silchar, Assam.

Q45. Which one is CORRECT about the Bhortal dance? I. It is a solo dance II. The dance is derived from classical dance of Assam III. It is popular in Barpeta district of Assam

(A) Only I

(B) Only II

(C) Only III

(D) Both II & III

Answer: (D)

Exp: It is a colourful dance form which can be enjoyed by people of all age group.

Q46. Da-Parbatia Toran one of the earliest specimens of architecture Ans Stone Carving is located in which place of Assam?

(A) Kaliabar

(B) Gohpur

(C) Tezpur

(D) Narayanpur

Answer: (C)

Exp: The Da-Parbatia Toran at Tezpur is an early example of Assamese stone architecture, generally dated to the early medieval period.

Q47. Which of the following place is called as the Nabadeep of Assam?

(A) Majuli

(B) Nalbari

(C) Umananda

(D) Guwahati

Answer: (B)

Exp: Nalbari is famous for its Sanskrit education and is known as Nabadeep for the presence of various Sanskrit education institutions like Kamrup Sanskrit Sanjivani Sabha.

Q48. Which is the Biosphere Reserve among the following?

(A) Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary

(B) Kaziranga National Park

(C) Orang National Park

(D) Manas National Park

Answer: (D)

Exp: Manas National Park is part of the Manas Biosphere Reserve. Manas is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a tiger reserve. Assam has two biosphere reserves: Manas and Dibru-Saikhowa.

Q49. Which National Park is known as Mini Kaziranga National Park?

(A) Orang National Park

(B) Raimona National Park

(C) Nameri National Park

(D) Manas National Park

Answer: (A)

Exp: Orang National Park is popularly called Mini Kaziranga because of similarities in its floodplain ecosystem and wildlife, including the one-horned rhinoceros.

Q50. Who was the first person to survey the river Brahmaputra during the Ahom reign?

(A) Ensign Wood

(B) James Rennell

(C) Major Nenvill

(D) Daniel Roush

Answer: (B)

Exp: James Rennell surveyed and mapped the Brahmaputra in 1765. He was Surveyor General of Bengal and produced important early maps of eastern India.

Q51. Pani Dihing Bird Sanctuary is located in which district?

(A) Jorhat

(B) Sivasagar

(C) Golaghat

(D) Dhemaji

Answer: (B)

Exp: Pani Dihing Bird Sanctuary is located in Sivasagar district of Assam. It is a wetland ecosystem on the Brahmaputra floodplain and is important for resident and migratory birds.

Q52. The only Ramsar site in Assam is:

(A) Deepor Beel

(B) Son Beel

(C) Morikolong Beel

(D) None of these

Answer: (A)

Exp: Deepor Beel is Assam's Ramsar wetland, designated in 2002. It is an important freshwater wetland near Guwahati and supports aquatic biodiversity and migratory birds.

Q53. Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary is located in which district of Assam?

(A) Kamrup (M)

(B) Darrang

(C) Barpeta

(D) Sonitpur

Answer: (A)

Exp: Amchang Wildlife Sanctuary lies mainly in Kamrup Metropolitan district near Guwahati. It protects forested hill ecosystems on the eastern fringe of the metropolitan region.

Q54. Which district of Assam does not have an international boundary with Bangladesh?

(A) Karimganj

(B) Dhubri

(C) Hailakandi

(D) Cachar

Answer: (C)

Exp: Among the options, Hailakandi does not share an international boundary with Bangladesh. The relevant Assam border districts include Dhubri, South Salmara-Mankachar, Karimganj and Cachar.

Q55. Which protected area of Assam is known for Golden Langur?

(A) Nameri National Park

(B) Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary

(C) Garampani Wildlife Sanctuary

(D) Chakrasila Wildlife Sanctuary

Answer: (D)

Exp: Chakrasila Wildlife Sanctuary in western Assam is well known for the golden langur. The sanctuary was declared in 1994 and provides important habitat for this primate of the India–Bhutan region.

Q56. Which river separates the Karbi Plateau with the Naga Hills?

(A) Kapili

(B) Dhansiri

(C) Barak

(D) Daiyang

Answer: (B)

Exp: The source answer is Dhansiri, referring to the Dhansiri valley as a geographic boundary zone between the Karbi Plateau and the Naga Hills. This is a regional physiographic fact used in Assam geography questions.

Q57. How much percent of India's landmass is covered by Assam?

(A) 3.39%

(B) 2.39%

(C) 4.39%

(D) 2.93%

Answer: (B)

Exp: Assam accounts for about 2.39% of India's geographical area according to the source figure. The state covers roughly 78,438 sq km and is dominated by the Brahmaputra and Barak valley systems.

Q58. Which is the largest south-bank tributary of the Brahmaputra?

(A) Dikhou

(B) Kapili

(C) Jinjiram

(D) Dhansiri

Answer: (B)

Exp: Kapili is traditionally identified in Assam geography texts as the largest south-bank tributary of the Brahmaputra. It flows through the Karbi Anglong–Nagaon region before joining the Brahmaputra system.

Q59. What percentage of the total population of India lives in Assam?

(A) 2.6%

(B) 4.4%

(C) 3.0%

(D) 5.2%

Answer: (A)

Exp: According to Census 2011, Assam accounted for about 2.58% of India's population, commonly rounded to 2.6%. Assam's 2011 population was about 31.2 million.

Q60. Which forest is often known as the Amazon of the East?

(A) Manas

(B) Dibru-Saikhowa

(C) Kaziranga

(D) Dehing Patkai

Answer: (D)

Exp: Dehing Patkai is popularly called the Amazon of the East because of its extensive lowland tropical rainforest ecosystem. It lies mainly in eastern Assam, particularly Dibrugarh and Tinsukia districts.

Q61. In which district of Assam is Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary located?

(A) Jorhat

(B) Dibrugarh

(C) Barpeta

(D) Sonitpur

Answer: (A)

Exp: Hollongapar Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary is in Jorhat district of Assam. It is famous for the hoolock gibbon, India's only ape species, and also supports the endangered Bengal slow loris.

Q62. Which place's litchi gets a Geographical Indication (GI) tag in Assam?

(A) Nagaon

(B) Tezpur

(C) Dhubri

(D) Dibrugarh

Answer: (B)

Exp: Tezpur Litchi is associated with the GI-tagged litchi from Assam. A Geographical Indication identifies goods whose qualities or reputation are linked to a particular geographical origin.

Q63. Which is the first medical college in North-Eastern India?

(A) Silchar Medical College

(B) Assam Medical College

(C) Gauhati Medical College

(D) Tezpur Medical College

Answer: (B)

Exp: Assam Medical College at Dibrugarh traces its institutional history to the Berry White Medical School and was upgraded as Assam Medical College in 1947. It is widely regarded as the oldest medical college in North-East India.

Q64. Chandubi Lake was formed in which year due to an earthquake?

(A) 12 June 1897

(B) 9 September 1923

(C) 3 July 1930

(D) 12 June 1997

Answer: (A)

Exp: Chandubi Lake is traditionally associated with the great Assam earthquake of 1897, dated 12 June 1897. The earthquake caused major land subsidence and landscape changes in the region.

Q65. Area-wise, Assam stands at which number among the North-Eastern states?

(A) First

(B) Third

(C) Second

(D) Fourth

Answer: (C)

Exp: Assam is the second-largest North-Eastern state by area, after Arunachal Pradesh. Assam covers about 78,438 sq km.

Q66. The headquarters of North Eastern Frontier Railway is located at:

(A) Maligaon

(B) Kolkata

(C) Dispur

(D) Tezpur

Answer: (A)

Exp: The headquarters of the Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) is at Maligaon, Guwahati. NFR is one of the zones of Indian Railways serving the North-East and adjoining areas.

Q67. Who built the stone bridge over the river Namdang?

(A) Siva Singha

(B) Gadadhar Singha

(C) Rudra Singha

(D) Purandar Singha

Answer: (C)

Exp: Rudra Singha constructed the stone bridge over the Namdang River, an important surviving example of Ahom-era engineering.

Q68. Which is the longest Road Cum Rail Bridge over the Brahmaputra River?

(A) Kaliabhomora Bridge

(B) Dhola-Sadia Setu

(C) Saraighat Bridge

(D) Bogibeel Bridge

Answer: (D)

Exp: Bogibeel Bridge is a major rail-cum-road bridge over the Brahmaputra near Dibrugarh and Bogibeel; it was inaugurated in 2018.

Q69. Which is the State Acquatic Animal of Assam?

(A) Ghorial

(B) Tortoise

(C) Barali

(D) Xihu

Answer: (D)

Exp: The Ganges river dolphin, locally called Xihu, is Assam’s state aquatic animal and is associated with the Brahmaputra river system.

Q70. What was the capital of Eastern Bengal and Assam?

(A) Dhaka

(B) Kolkata

(C) Shillong

(D) Chattagram

Answer: (A)

Exp: Dhaka served as the capital of the Province of Eastern Bengal and Assam after the partition of Bengal in 1905.

Q71. Haria Mandal, the father of the first Koch king Biswa Singha originates from which village of Goalpara district?

(A) Koch Behar

(B) Khuntaghat

(C) Mangaldoi

(D) Chiknabari (Chkengram)

Answer: (D)

Exp: Chiknabari (Chkengram) in the Goalpara region is identified by the source as the village associated with Haria Mandal, father of Biswa Singha.

Q72. Agnigarh Hill, Bhairabi Temple, Mahabhairav Temple are located in which place of Assam?

(A) Tezpur

(B) Gohpur

(C) Kaliabar

(D) Narayanpur

Answer: (A)

Exp: Tezpur is known for Agnigarh, the Bhairabi Temple and Mahabhairav Temple, making it an important historical-cultural centre of Assam.

Q73. Which of the following National Parks of Assam has the smallest area?

(A) Kaziranga National Park

(B) Manas National Park

(C) Raimona National Park

(D) Orang National Park

Answer: (D)

Exp: Orang National Park is the smallest among the listed Assam national parks by area in the source set; it is located on the north bank of the Brahmaputra.

Q74. Jatinga, famous for mass suicide of migratory birds is located in which the following district:

(A) Golaghat

(B) Karbi Anglong

(C) Cachar

(D) Dima Hasao

Answer: (D)

Exp: Jatinga is in Dima Hasao district. The area became famous for seasonal bird disorientation and unusual bird mortality, historically described as “bird suicide”.

Q75. In 1973 the capital of Assam was shifted from Shillong to Dispur, Who was the chief minister of Assam at that time?

(A) Sarat Chandra Singha

(B) Prafulla Mahanta

(C) Golap Baruha

(D) Bimala Prashad Chaliha

Answer: (A)

Exp: The capital of Assam was shifted from Shillong to Dispur during the tenure of Chief Minister Sarat Chandra Singha. Shillong became the capital of Meghalaya after Meghalaya attained statehood in 1972.

Q76. 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)

Exp: None of the listed major geographical lines passes through Assam. The state lies north of the Tropic of Cancer; therefore the correct option is None of the above.

Q77. The biggest Tea Research Centre in the World is located in which place of Assam?

(A) Titabar

(B) Moriani

(C) Tocklai

(D) Geleki

Answer: (C)

Exp: Tocklai Tea Research Institute at Jorhat is one of the world’s major centres of tea research and has played a foundational role in the scientific development of Assam’s tea industry.

Q78. Which district of Assam has the highest number of Tea gardens:

(A) Sonitpur

(B) Sivasagar

(C) Jorhat

(D) Dibrugarh

Answer: (D)

Exp: Dibrugarh has the highest number of tea gardens among Assam districts in the source. It is one of Assam’s major tea-producing areas and is closely associated with the state’s tea industry.

Q79. Which of the following river is known as Kameng in Arunachal Pradesh?

(A) Jia Dhal

(B) Subansiri

(C) Jaji

(D) Jia Bharali

Answer: (D)

Exp: The Jia Bharali River is known as the Kameng in Arunachal Pradesh. After entering Assam, it is called Jia Bharali and joins the Brahmaputra.

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