Which architectural style is predominantly found in the heritage structures of Ahmedabad?
Answer: A
Ahmedabad is known for its Indo-Islamic architectural heritage, with structures like the Jama Masjid and the Bhadra Fort showcasing this distinctive style developed during the Gujarat Sultanate period.
Q.82Medium
Which soil type is predominantly found in the northern parts of Gujarat?
Answer: A
The northern parts of Gujarat, particularly along river valleys, have alluvial soil deposits that are highly fertile and suitable for agriculture.
Q.83Medium
The Statute of Equality monument in Ahmedabad is dedicated to which social reformer?
Answer: B
The 182-meter tall Statue of Equality in Ahmedabad is the world's tallest statue dedicated to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, the architect of the Indian Constitution and social reformer.
Q.84Medium
Which district in Gujarat is known for its traditional bandhani (tie and dye) textile production?
Answer: C
Jamnagar is renowned for its traditional bandhani textile production, where artisans create intricate tie-and-dye patterns on fabrics using ancient techniques.
Q.85Medium
What percentage of India's pharmaceutical production comes from Gujarat?
Answer: C
Gujarat contributes significantly to India's pharmaceutical industry, accounting for approximately 40-45% of India's pharmaceutical production, making it the pharmaceutical hub of the nation.
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Q.86Medium
The Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary in Gujarat is primarily known for the conservation of which bird species?
Answer: B
Khijadiya Bird Sanctuary near Bhavnagar is an important wetland sanctuary that attracts migratory waterfowls and waders during the winter season.
Q.87Hard
Which ancient trade route connected Gujarat to the Roman Empire through maritime routes?
Answer: B
The maritime Spice Route connected Gujarat's ports like Bharuch and Cambay to the Roman Empire, facilitating trade in spices, gems, and textiles during ancient and medieval periods.
Q.88Hard
The Sabarmati River front development project in Ahmedabad was inspired by which international city's waterfront redevelopment?
Answer: A
The Sabarmati River front development in Ahmedabad was inspired by Barcelona's successful waterfront redevelopment project, creating a modern urban recreational space.
Q.89Hard
Which historical fact about the Somnath Temple is most accurate regarding its reconstruction history?
Answer: B
The Somnath Temple has a complex history with multiple destructions and reconstructions attributed to various invasions and rulers over centuries, making it a symbol of resilience.
Q.90Hard
The Daman and Diu region, formerly a Portuguese colony, was integrated into India in which year?
Answer: C
Daman and Diu was liberated from Portuguese rule and integrated into India on December 19, 1961, following Operation Vijay, the military operation launched by India.
Q.91Hard
Which natural calamity is a recurring challenge for Gujarat's Kutch region, and what adaptation strategy is commonly used?
Answer: B
The Kutch region, having experienced devastating earthquakes (notably in 2001), has adopted earthquake-resistant architectural practices and building codes as a key adaptation strategy.
Q.92Hard
The Asiatic Lion census data from 2020 indicated approximately how many lions in the Gir and Mitiyala sanctuaries?
Answer: C
The 2020 census data showed approximately 750-800 Asiatic lions in the Gir and Mitiyala sanctuaries in Gujarat, representing a population increase from previous counts.
Q.93Hard
Which modern industrial policy of Gujarat has made it attractive for semiconductor and electronic manufacturing?
Answer: B
Gujarat's Special Investment Regions (SIRs) and progressive business-friendly policies have attracted semiconductor and electronic manufacturers, positioning it as an electronics hub.
Q.94Hard
The Bhakti movement in Gujarat was led by which saint, whose teachings emphasized devotion and social equality?
Answer: B
Vallabhacharyya, a 15th-century saint and philosopher, led an important Bhakti movement in Gujarat emphasizing devotion to Krishna and social equality among followers.
Q.95Medium
Which innovative water management system, traditionally used in Rajasthan and Gujarat, is increasingly being revived for sustainable agriculture?
Answer: B
Traditional check dams and johads (small tanks) are being revived across Gujarat for sustainable water harvesting and groundwater recharge, supporting agriculture during dry periods.
Q.96Medium
As per the 2024 Gujarat Economic Survey, which sector contributed the maximum to the state's GSDP growth?
Answer: B
The Services sector, including IT, finance, and tourism, has emerged as the largest contributor to Gujarat's GSDP in recent years, accounting for over 55% of the state's economic output.
Q.97Medium
The recent Gujarat Hydrogen Mission (2024) aims to produce green hydrogen primarily for which application?
Answer: B
Gujarat's Hydrogen Mission targets industrial decarbonization in petrochemicals, refineries, and fertilizers, along with establishing export capabilities to position Gujarat as a green hydrogen hub.
Q.98Easy
Which of the following statements about the Narmada River is correct?
Answer: B
The Narmada River forms the boundary between Gujarat and Maharashtra. It originates in Madhya Pradesh and flows westward into the Arabian Sea, forming a natural boundary.
Q.99Hard
According to the 2024-25 National Family Health Survey (NFHS) updates, which health indicator in Gujarat showed the most improvement compared to the previous round?
Answer: A
Gujarat has shown significant improvement in Maternal Mortality Ratio through enhanced institutional deliveries and antenatal care services. The MMR has decreased substantially, reflecting better maternal healthcare outcomes.
Q.100Medium
Which UNESCO World Heritage Site in Gujarat was inscribed in 2001 and is known for its step wells and fortifications built during the reign of Sultan Ahmed Shah?
Answer: A
Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park in Panchmahal district was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001. It represents the pinnacle of Hindu and Indo-Islamic architectural styles and contains 114 monuments including fortifications, palaces, and mosques built during the medieval period under Sultan Ahmed Shah and his successors.
