Karnataka Geography MCQ – Karnataka is located on the Deccan Plateau, Karnataka shares borders with the Arabian Sea on the west, Tamil Nadu on the south and southeast, Kerala on the southwest, Maharashtra on the north, Andhra Pradesh on the southeast and east, Telangana on the east, and Goa on the northwest.
3. Total geographical area of Karnataka: A) 191,791 square kilometers B) 150,000 square kilometers C) 200,000 square kilometers D) 250,000 square kilometers
16. Karnataka has a total land area: A) 191,791 square kilometers B) 150,000 square kilometers C) 200,000 square kilometers D) 250,000 square kilometers
40. The main minerals found in Karnataka are: A) Gold, Silver, Copper, Iron-ore B) Diamond, Copper and Gold C) Silver, Copper and Iron-ore D) None of the above
Karnataka History MCQ – Karnataka was formerly referred to as Karunadu, or “elevated land.” The traces of prehistoric eras provide insight into the history and culture of Karnataka. One of the oldest Stone Age finds was the hand axe discovered at Lingasugur in Raichur district. The epic Ramayana is also deeply interconnected with the history of Karnataka.
5. Which kind of pottery best describes the Neolithic culture in Karnataka? a) Black and Red Ware b) Painted Grey Ware c) Micaceous Red Ware d) Polished Black Ware
53. The Western Ganga Dynasty King appointed __ to protect the kingdom from threats and maintain the law. a) Amatyas b) army chiefs c) Mahapradhanas d) Samantas
55. Adipurana and Uttarapurana were written by Jinasena and Gunabhadra during the _ ruler. a) Durvinita b) Konganivarman Madhava c) Rachamalla d) Jinasena and Gunabhadra
91. The first Anglo-Mysore war was fought between: a) Tipu Sultan and British East India Company b) Hyder Ali and Marathas c) Hyder Ali and British East India Company d) Tipu Sultan and Marathas
93. The treaty of Srirangapatnam was signed between Tipu Sultan and __. a) British East India Company b) Marathas c) Nizam of Hyderabad d) French East India Company
Karnataka MCQ Questions – Previously, the State of Mysore was the name of Karnataka. Karnataka is home to a number of well-known tourist destinations, including its Mysore Palace, beaches, Hampi, Badami, Pattadakal, Aihole, Coorg, Jog Falls, Shivanasamudra Falls, many wildlife sanctuaries, etc. There are numerous rivers in Karnataka that flow both west and east.
11. Hubli’s Khadi Gramodyog Samyukta Sangha is the only organization in the nation with manufacturing and supply authorization for: A) Election Ink B) Indian Flag C) Army Uniform D) Khadi Garments
19. What is the name of the oldest library in India which is present in Mysore? A) Saraswathi Mahal Library B) Central Library C) Mysore Oriental Library D) State Central Library
21. Arthashastra is the oldest surviving Manuscript in India and is preserved in the: A) National Library of India B) Mysore University Library C) Oriental Research Institute D) British Library
24. The Bangalore Palace is known for its structures and architecture which was built by: A) Hyder Ali B) Kempegowda C) Chamarajendra Wadiyar D) Tipu Sultan
32. Which Hoysala ruler succeeded to the positions of “Emperor of the South” and “Establisher of the Chola Kingdom”? A) Veer Ballala II B) Vishnuvardhana C) Veera Ballala III D) Narasimha I
33. Which state has the highest population of Elephants and the second-largest population of Tigers in India? A) Tamil Nadu B) Kerala C) Karnataka D) Assam
39. Which of the following is the second most popular royal tourist spot in India after the Taj Mahal? A) Bangalore Palace B) Mysore Palace C) Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace D) Hampi
42. What is the name of the Queen of the Princely state of Kittur and was the first woman to lead an army against the British before Rani Laxmi Bhai? A) Rani Chennamma B) Rani Durgavati C) Rani Abbakka D) Rani Velu Nachiyar