Mark-100 Time-50 Minute
Chung Sajak
1. When did Mizoram attain full statehood in India?
A. 1972
B. 1986
C. 1987
D. 1992
2. What is the capital and largest city of Mizoram?
A. Lunglei
B. Champhai
C. Aizawl
D. Serchhip
3. How many districts are there in Mizoram?
A. 8
B. 9
C. 11
D. 13
4. Who is the current Chief Minister of Mizoram (2023)?
A. Zoramthanga
B. Pu Lalthanhawla
C. Lalduhoma
D. K. Vanlalvena
5. What is the legislative structure of Mizoram?
A. Bicameral
B. Tricameral
C. Unicameral
D. No Legislature
6. Which High Court has jurisdiction over Mizoram?
A. Aizawl High Court
B. Shillong High Court
C. Gauhati High Court
D. Kolkata High Court
7. What is the official script used in Mizoram?
A. Devanagari
B. Bengali
C. Latin
D. Oriya
8. What is the population of Mizoram as per the 2023 estimate?
A. 950,000
B. 1.25 million
C. 1.5 million
D. 2 million
9. What is the official state bird of Mizoram?
A. Hornbill
B. Mrs. Hume’s pheasant
C. Peacock
D. Himalayan Monal
10. Which is the official state song of Mizoram (de facto)?
A. Ro Min Rêlsak Ang Che
B. Vande Mataram
C. Mizo Thawnthu
D. Jana Gana Mana
11. What is the capital and largest city of Mizoram?
A) Imphal
B) Aizawl
C) Agartala
D) Kohima
12. Which two countries share international borders with Mizoram?
A) Bhutan and Nepal
B) Bangladesh and China
C) Myanmar and Bangladesh
D) Myanmar and Thailand
13. Approximately what percentage of Mizoram is covered by forests?
A) 61%
B) 75%
C) 91%
D) 83%
14. As of 2023, what is the estimated population of Mizoram?
A) 0.95 million
B) 1.25 million
C) 1.75 million
D) 2.25 million
15. Mizoram ranks at what position in terms of urbanisation across India?
A) First
B) Fifth
C) Tenth
D) Fifteenth
16. What is the most widely spoken language in Mizoram?
A) Assamese
B) Manipuri
C) Mizo
D) Hindi
17. Mizoram shares its domestic boundaries with how many Indian states?
A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
18. Which ethnic group forms the majority population in Mizoram?
A) Bodo
B) Khasi
C) Mizo
D) Naga
19. What is Mizoram’s rank in terms of population among Indian states?
A) Most populated
B) Third least populated
C) Least populated
D) Second least populated
20. What percentage of Mizoram’s population belongs to Scheduled Tribes (STs)?
A) Around 50%
B) Around 60%
C) Around 75%
D) Over 90%
21. Which archaeological site in Mizoram provides evidence of early civilisation around 600 BC?
A. Aizawl
B. Lunglei
C. Vangchhia
D. Champhai
22. The majority of people in Mizoram belong to which ethnic group?
A. Chakma
B. Bodo
C. Mizo or Zo tribes
D. Tripuri
23. Which traditional farming method is most commonly practised in Mizoram?
A. Terrace farming
B. Drip irrigation
C. Jhum cultivation
D. Hydroponics
24. Mizoram attained full statehood in India in which year?
A. 1972
B. 1986
C. 1987
D. 1992
25. The British annexed Mizoram and incorporated it into which province?
A. Bengal Province
B. Assam Province
C. Burma Province
D. Madras Province
26. Which religion is followed by the majority in Mizoram?
A. Hinduism
B. Buddhism
C. Christianity
D. Islam
27. What was the main reason behind the Mizo National Front insurgency in the 1960s?
A. Demand for separate religion
B. Negligence during famine by Assam government
C. Language conflict
D. Border dispute with Bangladesh
28. Which countries share international borders with Mizoram?
A. Nepal and China
B. Bhutan and Myanmar
C. Bangladesh and Myanmar
D. China and Bangladesh
29. Which community from Myanmar has sought refuge in Mizoram due to prolonged civil unrest?
A. Shan
B. Mon
C. Chin
D. Karen
30. What is one of the major emerging industries in Mizoram replacing traditional jhum farming?
A. Mining
B. Bamboo and horticulture industry
C. IT industry
D. Shipbuilding
31. When did Nagaland become a full-fledged state of India?
A. 15 August 1947
B. 26 January 1950
C. 1 December 1963
D. 20 February 1987
32. What is the capital of Nagaland?
A. Dimapur
B. Kohima
C. Imphal
D. Aizawl
33. How many districts are there in Nagaland?
A. 11
B. 12
C. 17
D. 20
34. Who is the current Chief Minister of Nagaland?
A. La. Ganesan
B. Lalduhoma
C. Neiphiu Rio
D. T. R. Zeliang
35. Which city is the largest in Nagaland?
A. Mokokchung
B. Kohima
C. Tuensang
D. Dimapur
36. Which High Court has jurisdiction over Nagaland?
A. Shillong High Court
B. Kohima High Court
C. Guwahati High Court – Kohima Bench
D. Itanagar High Court
37. What is the official language of Nagaland?
A. Hindi
B. English
C. Naga
D. Assamese
38. What is the population density of Nagaland according to the 2011 Census?
A. 59/km²
B. 150/km²
C. 119/km²
D. 310/km²
39. What is the official script used for the official language in Nagaland?
A. Devanagari
B. Bengali
C. Latin script
D. Assamese script
40. Which animal is recognized as the state mammal of Nagaland?
A. Red Panda
B. Mithun
C. Elephant
D. Tiger
41. Which country borders Nagaland to the east?
A. Bangladesh
B. Myanmar
C. Bhutan
D. Nepal
42. What is the capital of Nagaland?
A. Dimapur
B. Kohima
C. Chümoukedima
D. Imphal
43. What is the largest city in Nagaland?
A. Kohima
B. Dimapur
C. Chümoukedima–Dimapur
D. Mokokchung
44. How many administrative districts are there in Nagaland?
A. 11
B. 17
C. 22
D. 25
45. Which Indian states border Nagaland?
A. Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur
B. Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura
C. Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura
D. Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Manipur
46. What is the approximate population of Nagaland as per the 2011 Census?
A. 1 million
B. 1.5 million
C. 1.98 million
D. 2.5 million
47. How many major tribes inhabit Nagaland?
A. 10
B. 12
C. 15
D. 17
48. Which of the following statements is true about Nagaland’s tribal culture?
A. All tribes share the same language and customs
B. Each tribe has distinct customs, language, and dress
C. The tribes practice only one religion
D. The tribes do not have any oral folklore traditions
49. Nagaland is located in which region of India?
A. Western India
B. Southern India
C. Northeastern India
D. Central India
50. When does the earliest recorded history of the Nagas date back to?
A. 10th century
B. 13th century
C. 15th century
D. 18th century
51. When was the state of Nagaland formally inaugurated as the 16th state of the Indian Union?
A) 15 August 1947
B) 26 January 1950
C) 1 December 1963
D) 14 November 1962
52. Who led the Naga National Council in its demand for an independent Naga state?
A) A. Zimik
B) Rani Gaidinliu
C) Zapu Phizo
D) Neiphiu Rio
53. Before becoming a separate state, Nagaland was a district in which Indian state?
A) Manipur
B) Arunachal Pradesh
C) Meghalaya
D) Assam
54. What type of insurgency did the Naga National Council launch?
A) Non-violent movement
B) Political protest
C) Armed insurgency
D) Economic blockade
55. What is the geographical location of Nagaland in terms of latitude?
A) 10°N to 12°N
B) 20.1°N to 21.9°N
C) 25.2°N to 27.0°N
D) 30.5°N to 32.5°N
56. Which scenic valley is located in the southern region of Nagaland?
A) Yumthang Valley
B) Dzüko Valley
C) Neora Valley
D) Silent Valley
57. When did Nagaland have its first democratically elected government?
A) 1957
B) 1960
C) 1964
D) 1972
58. What percentage of Nagaland’s economy is contributed by the primary sector, especially agriculture?
A) 10.2%
B) 24.6%
C) 36.8%
D) 50.1%
59. Which of the following is NOT a significant economic activity in Nagaland?
A) Hydropower
B) Oil refining
C) Real estate
D) Tourism
60. What was the Indian Government’s stance on Nagaland’s political status post-independence?
A) Supported independence
B) Supported UN intervention
C) Declared it as part of Myanmar
D) Maintained it was an integral part of India
61. What is the capital and largest city of Tripura?
A. Dharmanagar
B. Udaipur
C. Agartala
D. Kailashahar
62. Tripura shares its longest international border with which country?
A. Nepal
B. Myanmar
C. China
D. Bangladesh
63. In which year did Tripura become a full-fledged state of India?
A. 1947
B. 1949
C. 1956
D. 1972
64. What was Tripura formerly known as during the rule of the Manikya dynasty?
A. Kamarupa
B. Hill Tippera
C. Koch Bihar
D. North Cachar
65. Which official language of Tripura is also the native language of the Tripuri people?
A. Bengali
B. Hindi
C. Kokborok
D. Assamese
66. How many districts are there in the state of Tripura?
A. 5
B. 8
C. 10
D. 6
67. What is the dominant economic activity for most people in Tripura?
A. Mining
B. Agriculture and allied activities
C. Industrial production
D. IT services
68. What is the literacy rate of Tripura according to the 2011 Census?
A. 72.5%
B. 80.1%
C. 87.75%
D. 90.25%
69. Which national highway connects Tripura with the rest of India?
A. NH-10
B. NH-8
C. NH-15
D. NH-44
70. The archaeological site Unakoti is famous for which type of historical evidence?
A. Buddhist monasteries
B. Rock-cut sculptures
C. Cave paintings
D. Ashokan edicts
71. What is the capital and largest city of Sikkim?
A) Shillong
B) Gangtok
C) Aizawl
D) Itanagar
72. Which country lies to the north of Sikkim?
A) Nepal
B) Bhutan
C) China
D) Bangladesh
73. Which is the highest peak in India, located in Sikkim?
A) Nanda Devi
B) Mount Everest
C) Dhaulagiri
D) Kangchenjunga
74. When did Sikkim officially become a state of India?
A) 1947
B) 1956
C) 1975
D) 1987
75. Which of the following is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sikkim?
A) Manas Wildlife Sanctuary
B) Khangchendzonga National Park
C) Valley of Flowers
D) Keoladeo National Park
76. Sikkim shares its western border with which Indian neighboring country?
A) China
B) Bhutan
C) Nepal
D) Myanmar
77. What is the approximate area of Sikkim?
A) 8,500 km²
B) 10,000 km²
C) 7,096 km²
D) 5,000 km²
78. Which corridor is located near Sikkim and is crucial for India’s connectivity to the Northeast?
A) Nathu La Corridor
B) Siliguri Corridor
C) Khyber Pass
D) Malacca Strait
79. What percentage of Sikkim’s area is covered by forests?
A) About 10%
B) About 25%
C) About 50%
D) Over 80%
80. Sikkim is known for which of the following environmental achievements?
A) First nuclear-free state
B) First fully organic state
C) Largest desert in India
D) Largest producer of coal
81. Who founded the Kingdom of Sikkim in the 17th century?
A) Ashoka
B) Namgyal Dynasty
C) Maurya Dynasty
D) Malla Dynasty
82. What were the rulers of the Kingdom of Sikkim known as?
A) Maharajas
B) Sultans
C) Chogyals
D) Emperors
83. In which year did Sikkim become a princely state under the British Indian Empire?
A) 1857
B) 1890
C) 1901
D) 1947
84. When did Sikkim formally become a state of India?
A) 1950
B) 1962
C) 1973
D) 1975
85. What major event led to the end of monarchy in Sikkim in 1975?
A) War with China
B) Referendum after anti-royalist protests
C) Treaty with Bhutan
D) Invasion by Nepal
86. Which religion has a significant minority presence in Sikkim alongside Hinduism?
A) Jainism
B) Islam
C) Vajrayana Buddhism
D) Christianity
87. What is the capital and largest city of Sikkim?
A) Itanagar
B) Gangtok
C) Siliguri
D) Shillong
88. Which of the following languages is not an official or additional official language in Sikkim?
A) Bhutia
B) Telugu
C) Lepcha
D) Gurung
89. What percentage of Sikkim’s area is covered by the Khangchendzonga National Park?
A) 10%
B) 20%
C) 35%
D) 50%
90. Which peak, the highest in India, is located in Sikkim?
A) Nanda Devi
B) Kanchenjunga
C) Mount Everest
D) Dhaulagiri
91. Which of the following is NOT an official language of Sikkim?
A) English
B) Nepali
C) Hindi
D) Bhutia
92. What is the predominant religion in Sikkim?
A) Islam
B) Hinduism
C) Christianity
D) Buddhism
93. Vajrayana Buddhism is mainly practiced by which ethnic groups in Sikkim?
A) Gurung and Magar
B) Bhutia and Lepcha
C) Tamang and Newari
D) Mukhia and Rai
94. What is the major source of livelihood for people in Sikkim?
A) Mining
B) Agriculture
C) Fishing
D) Heavy Industry
95. Which of the following is a major crop grown in Sikkim?
A) Cotton
B) Cardamom
C) Wheat
D) Tea
96. In which year was Sikkim declared India’s first fully organic state?
A) 2014
B) 2015
C) 2016
D) 2017
97. Which language is primarily used in government documentation in Sikkim?
A) Nepali
B) Bhutia
C) English
D) Lepcha
98. As of 2019, how does Sikkim’s GDP rank among Indian states?
A) Highest
B) Average
C) Fifth-smallest
D) Third-largest
99. Which of the following sectors contributes significantly to Sikkim’s economy besides agriculture?
A) Oil refining
B) Tourism
C) Steel manufacturing
D) Shipbuilding
100. Why are additional languages like Gurung, Limbu, and Sherpa given official recognition in Sikkim?
A) For political purposes
B) To promote business
C) To preserve culture and tradition
D) To replace English
