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1.  Name the smallest union territory of India.
 
a)  Pondicherry               b) Lakshadweep

c)  Andaman and Nicobar islands   d) Daman and Diu


2.  Which state of India has the lowest population density?

a)  Goa                               b) Sikkim


c)  Arunachal Pradesh        d) Assam


3.  Which state of India has the highest concentration of city population?

a)  Maharashtra                  b)   Kerala


c)  Punjab                          d) Haryana


4.  Which state of India has the largest number of cities?


a)  Madhya Pradesh             b) Uttar Pradesh

c) Rajasthan                         d) Bihar


5.  Which state of India produces the largest quantity of mica?

a)  Bihar                               b)   Madhya Pradesh


c)  Uttar Pradesh                  d)   Gujarat


6.   Which is the highest waterfall in India?

a)  Elephanta Falls                b)  Athirampally Falls

c)  Jog Falls                        d)  Vazachal Falls



7.  Name the country that produces the largest number of films every year.


a)  U.S.A.                          b)   France

c)  Canada                         d)   India


8.  Which is the largest zoo of India?


a)  Kanpur Zoological Park       b) Nehru Zoological Park of Hyderabad


c)  Zoological Garden in Kolkata     d)  Jaipur Zoological Garden


9.  Name the largest stadium of India.

a)  Eden Gardens                   b)  Wankhede Stadium

c) Nehru Stadium                  d)   Yuba Bharati Kriragan


10.  Which is the longest passenger route on the Indian Railway?


a)  New Delhi to Thiruvananthapuram    b) New Delhi to Goa

c) Chandigarh to Kochi                            d)   Jammu Tawi to Kanyakumari



Answers: 1 (b), 2 (c), 3 (a), 4 (b), 5 (a), 6 (c), 7 (d), 8 (c), 9 (d), 10 (d)


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