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Mock Test of Northeast GK for TPSC JRBT and Other Exam

Mark-100                             Time-50 Minute

Chung Sajak

  1. Which archaeological site in Arunachal Pradesh is located in Itanagar?
    a) Bhismaknagar
    b) Gomsi
    c) Ita Fort
    d) Malinithan.
  2. Bhismaknagar is associated with which ancient ruling dynasty?
    a) Mauryas
    b) Ahoms
    c) Chutias
    d) Sutiyas.
  3. Which site in Arunachal Pradesh features ruins dedicated to Goddess Durga?
    a) Ita Fort
    b) Malinithan
    c) Gomsi
    d) Parsuram Kund.
  4. Where is the archaeological site of Gomsi located?
    a) West Siang
    b) East Siang
    c) Tawang
    d) Papum Pare.
  5. Which archaeological site includes a man-made pond and remains of buildings?
    a) Gomsi
    b) Bhismaknagar
    c) Ita Fort
    d) Gorsam Chorten.
  6. Tawang Monastery is associated with which religion?
    a) Jainism
    b) Buddhism
    c) Hinduism
    d) Sikhism.
  7. Which site is considered one of the oldest archaeological sites in Arunachal Pradesh?
    a) Malinithan
    b) Bhismaknagar
    c) Gorsam Chorten
    d) Naksaparbat.
  8. What was the primary construction material used in Ita Fort?
    a) Sandstone
    b) Bricks
    c) Granite
    d) Limestone.
  9. Where is Gorsam Chorten located?
    a) Ziro
    b) Roing
    c) Zemithang
    d) Pasighat.
  10. Which site offers significant evidence of medieval religious architecture?
    a) Gomsi
    b) Ita Fort
    c) Malinithan
    d) Parsuram Kund.
  11. Parsuram Kund is located in which district of Arunachal Pradesh?
    a) Lohit
    b) Lower Dibang Valley
    c) East Siang
    d) Tawang.
  12. In which century was the Tawang Monastery established?
    a) 15th century
    b) 16th century
    c) 17th century
    d) 18th century.
  13. What does ‘Malinithan’ literally mean?
    a) House of Shiva
    b) Temple of Vishnu
    c) Hill of Malini
    d) Cave of Saints.
  14. Which site is known for megalithic archaeological remains?
    a) Bhismaknagar
    b) Naksaparbat
    c) Ita Fort
    d) Parsuram Kund.
  15. Which archaeological site is believed to have been a seat of administration during the Chutia Kingdom?
    a) Bhismaknagar
    b) Gomsi
    c) Ita Fort
    d) Malinithan.
  16. Which structure is the largest Buddhist stupa in Arunachal Pradesh?
    a) Gorsam Chorten
    b) Tawang Monastery
    c) Gompa at Bomdila
    d) Malinithan Temple.
  17. Which site near Roing has both fort and temple ruins?
    a) Gomsi
    b) Bhismaknagar
    c) Ita Fort
    d) Ziro Valley.
  18. Which site reflects a combination of religious and architectural significance during the medieval period?
    a) Malinithan
    b) Parsuram Kund
    c) Naksaparbat
    d) Gorsam Chorten.
  19. Which of the following is not primarily a religious site?
    a) Tawang Monastery
    b) Malinithan
    c) Ita Fort
    d) Parsuram Kund.
  20. What do the archaeological sites of Arunachal Pradesh collectively showcase?
    a) Modern trade systems
    b) Tribal migration patterns
    c) Ancient civilizations, religious practices, and architectural heritage
    d) Natural disasters
    .
  21. What is the significance of Charaideo in Assam’s archaeology?
    a) Jain monuments
    b) Buddhist stupas
    c) Burial mounds (Moidams) of Ahom royalty
    d) Neolithic rock tools.
  22. Which site in Assam is believed to be one of the oldest Hindu temple sites?
    a) Madan Kamdev
    b) Da Parbatia
    c) Suryapahar
    d) Deopahar.
  23. Which archaeological site is referred to as the “Khajuraho of Assam”?
    a) Bamuni Hills
    b) Madan Kamdev
    c) Sankhadevi
    d) Suryapahar.
  24. Rang Ghar, built by the Ahoms, served what primary purpose?
    a) Royal residence
    b) Religious temple
    c) Military fort
    d) Amphitheater for sports and festivals.
  25. Suryapahar is best known for which feature?
    a) Buddhist monasteries
    b) Rock-cut sculptures
    c) Medieval fort ruins
    d) Burial tombs.
  26. Where is the Ambari archaeological site located?
    a) Tezpur
    b) Hojai
    c) Guwahati
    d) Sibsagar.
  27. What type of settlement is Daojali Hading known for?
    a) Medieval forts
    b) Buddhist monasteries
    c) Neolithic culture
    d) Colonial outposts.
  28. Which site is associated with the legend of Princess Usha and a rampart of fire?
    a) Agnigarh
    b) Sankhadevi
    c) Bamuni Hills
    d) Deopahar.
  29. Deopahar is famous for its ruins and temples dedicated to which deity?
    a) Vishnu
    b) Durga
    c) Shiva
    d) Indra.
  30. Which site in Assam reflects early human habitation and workshop activity?
    a) Sankhadevi
    b) Suryapahar
    c) Ambari
    d) Rang Ghar.
  31. Which site was the ancient capital and royal palace of Manipur?
    a) Tharon Cave
    b) Sekta
    c) Kangla
    d) Ukhrul.
  32. What type of archaeological evidence is Sekta known for?
    a) Rock art
    b) Megalithic alignments
    c) Secondary burials
    d) Bronze tools.
  33. Tharon Cave is linked to which prehistoric culture?
    a) Microlithic culture
    b) Hobinian culture of Vietnam
    c) Harappan culture
    d) Nalanda culture.
  34. Where is Khangkhui Cave located?
    a) Churachandpur district
    b) Senapati district
    c) Ukhrul district
    d) Imphal East district.
  35. What do the megalithic sites in the Mao-Maram region mainly consist of?
    a) Brick temples
    b) Stone tools
    c) Stone circles and menhirs
    d) Burial urns.
  36. Which cave site in Manipur provides Paleolithic cultural evidence?
    a) Kangla
    b) Sekta
    c) Khangkhui
    d) Phunan.
  37. Which archaeological site in Manipur is a protected living museum?
    a) Napachik
    b) Sekta
    c) Tharon
    d) Laimanai.
  38. In which district is Tharon Cave located?
    a) Imphal West
    b) Ukhrul
    c) Tamenglong
    d) Bishnupur.
  39. Which Neolithic site is located in Wangoo village?
    a) Songbu
    b) Napachik
    c) Phunan
    d) Singtom.
  40. Which of the following sites is known for Paleolithic findings?
    a) Sekta
    b) Laimanai
    c) Songbu
    d) Kangla.
  41. Which site in Mizoram is known as the largest necropolis in the world?
    a) Maite
    b) Sibuta Lung
    c) Vangchhia
    d) Khawnglung Run.
  42. Where is the ancient rock art site Maite located?
    a) Champhai district
    b) Lunglei district
    c) Saitual district
    d) Kolasib district.
  43. What is the name of the cave located near Farkawn village in Champhai?
    a) Lamsial Puk
    b) Tualchang
    c) Sibuta Lung
    d) Khawnglung.

44.Which memorial stone is associated with a tragic love story in Mizoram?
a) Lianchhiari Lunglen Tlang
b) Sibuta Lung
c) Mangkahia Lung
d) Tlabung Stone.

45.Which site is also called the “Great Entrance Way” of Mizoram?
a) Tualchang
b) Sibuta Lung
c) Kawtchhuah Ropui
d) Lamsial Puk.

46.Phawngpui is also known by which other name?
a) Blue Valley
b) Blue Mountain
c) Silent Hill
d) Sky Rock.

47.Which site features rock art including mithun heads?
a) Maite
b) Mangkahia Lung
c) Sibuta Lung
d) Khawnglung

48.Where is Mangkahia Lung located?
a) Aizawl
b) Champhai
c) Lunglei
d) Saitual.

49.What type of archaeological feature is found at Tualchang?
a) Buddhist cave
b) Menhir stone alignment
c) Rock paintings
d) Tomb chambers.

50.Which site in Mizoram includes ruins believed to be from an ancient village?
a) Khawnglung Run
b) Tlabung Post Office
c) Maite
d) Sibuta Lung.

51.Where are the Nartiang Monoliths located?
a) West Garo Hills
b) East Khasi Hills
c) Ri Bhoi
d) Jaintia Hills.

52.The Bhaitbari site features remains dating back to which period?
a) 1st century AD
b) 4th–8th century AD
c) 10th–12th century AD
d) 18th century AD.

53.What is the purpose of the Nartiang Monoliths believed to be?
a) Boundary markers
b) Burial tombs
c) Memorial or ritual markers
d) Agricultural markers.

54.Which river hosts a megalithic bridge supported by large stone pillars?
a) Um-Kumbeh
b) Um-Kwai
c) Um-Nyankanah
d) Um-Syrpi.

55.What kind of structure is found on the Um-Kumbeh River?
a) Bamboo raft
b) Wooden suspension bridge
c) Megalithic stone bridge
d) Fortified dam.

56.Which memorial stone in Nartiang honors U-Maw Thodur-Briew?
a) Charmlata Stone
b) Mawphlang Pillar
c) U-Maw Thodur-Briew Stone
d) Sonapur Stele.

57.Where are the temple ruins of Sonapur located?
a) East Khasi Hills
b) West Garo Hills
c) South West Khasi Hills
d) Ri Bhoi.

58.What is Wadagokgre known for?
a) Monolithic forests
b) Archaeological village site
c) Jain temples
d) Cave dwellings.

59.Where is the Syndai Tank located?
a) East Garo Hills
b) Ri Bhoi
c) Jaintia Hills
d) South Garo Hills.

60.Charmlata Kali Temple is located in which region?
a) Saitual
b) South Garo Hills
c) Haldibari, West Garo Hills
d) Mawphlang.

61.Which archaeological site in Nagaland features mushroom-shaped pillars?
a) Kohima Fort
b) Chungliyimti
c) Kachari Ruins
d) Khezakheno.

62.The Kachari Ruins are remnants of which ancient kingdom?
a) Ahom Kingdom
b) Dimasa Kachari Kingdom
c) Naga Kingdom
d) British Raj.

63.Where is the Kohima War Cemetery located?
a) Dimapur
b) Sechüma
c) Khonoma
d) Kohima.

64.The Battle of Kohima took place during which global conflict?
a) World War I
b) World War II
c) Indo-China War
d) Kargil War.

65.Which site has been studied for ancestral links to the Ao Naga tribe?
a) Kachari Ruins
b) Chungliyimti
c) Khonoma
d) Sechüma.

66.Where is the grave of Lt. H.H. Forbes located?
a) Dimapur
b) Kohima
c) Sechüma
d) Khezakheno.

67.Which village is associated with the ancestral roots of the Chakhesang Nagas?
a) Khezakheno
b) Chungliyimti
c) Khonoma
d) Jotsoma.

68.The memorial of Mr. G.H. Damant is located in which village?
a) Kohima
b) Khonoma
c) Dimapur
d) Mon.

69.Who was Mr. G.H. Damant?
a) A missionary
b) A British officer
c) A Japanese soldier
d) A Naga king

70.What does the Kohima War Cemetery commemorate?
a) Dimasa warriors
b) British explorers
c) Allied soldiers of WWII
d) Indian kings.

71.Which historical building in Tripura was once the royal palace and is now a museum?
a) Neermahal
b) Ujjayanta Palace
c) Kunjaban Palace
d) Bhubaneswari Temple.

72.Tripura Sundari Temple is also known as:
a) Devi Mandir
b) Matabari
c) Tripureshwari Mandir
d) Udaipur Peetha.

73.Which palace is built in the middle of Rudrasagar Lake?
a) Ujjayanta Palace
b) Kunjaban Palace
c) Neermahal
d) Old Rajbari Palace.

74.Which site is called the “Angkor Wat of the Northeast”?
a) Pilak
b) Unakoti
c) Devtamura
d) Venuban Vihar.

75.The archaeological site of Pilak is famous for:
a) Stone fortresses
b) Buddhist monasteries
c) Terracotta and sculptures
d) Royal palaces

76.Where is the Tripura Sundari Temple located?
a) Agartala
b) Dharmanagar
c) Udaipur
d) Khowai.

77.Devtamura is best known for:
a) Cave paintings
b) Rock-cut images of Hindu gods
c) Jain temples
d) Megalithic tombs

78.Which temple is known for its Bengali architectural style?
a) Venuban Vihar
b) Chaturdasha Temple
c) Bhubaneswari Temple
d) Tripura Sundari Temple

79.The Chaturdasha Temple in Old Agartala is dedicated to how many deities?
a) 4
b) 14
c) 7
d) 21

80.Which palace is being developed into a national-level cultural museum?
a) Neermahal
b) Kunjaban Palace
c) Old Rajbari
d) Ujjayanta Palace

81.Which historical site is located on a hill and has sculptures carved into the rocks?
a) Devtamura
b) Pilak
c) Unakoti
d) Chaturdasha Temple

82.Where is the Old Rajbari Palace situated?
a) Khowai
b) Udaipur
c) Agartala
d) Kailashahar

83.Venuban Vihar is associated with which religion?
a) Hinduism
b) Buddhism
c) Jainism
d) Christianity.

84.Gedu Mia’s Masjid is located in:
a) Kailashahar
b) Dharmanagar
c) Agartala
d) Udaipur

85.Which park showcases the miniatures of Tripura’s cultural and historical elements?
a) Eco Park
b) Botanical Garden
c) Heritage Park
d) Rose Valley Park.

86.What is a major attraction of Pilak’s archaeological site?
a) Water tanks
b) Cave temples
c) Terracotta plaques and stone sculptures
d) Underground tunnels

87.Unakoti is located in which district?
a) Gomati
b) Sepahijala
c) Unakoti
d) Dhalai

88.Which river flows near Bhubaneswari Temple and Devtamura?
a) Manu
b) Dhalai
c) Gomati
d) Feni

89.Who built Neermahal?
a) Maharaja Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya
b) Maharaja Radha Kishore Manikya
c) Lord Curzon
d) Maharaja Krishna Manikya

90.Which temple hosts the annual Kharchi Festival in Tripura?
a) Chaturdasha Temple
b) Tripura Sundari Temple
c) Bhubaneswari Temple
d) Ujjayanta Palace

91.Which site in Sikkim was the second capital of the kingdom and now lies in ruins?
a) Yuksom
b) Gangtok
c) Rabdentse
d) Rumtek

92.Pemayangtse Monastery belongs to which school of Buddhism?
a) Gelug
b) Sakya
c) Nyingma
d) Kagyu

93.Which monastery in Sikkim is also known as Yuksom Monastery?
a) Tashiding Monastery
b) Sangak Choling Monastery
c) Rumtek Monastery
d) Dubdi Monastery

94.Where was the first Chogyal of Sikkim crowned?
a) Rabdentse Ruins
b) Norbugang
c) Gangtok
d) Tashiding

95.What is the significance of the Norbugang Chorten?
a) Burial site of monks
b) Spot of the first Buddhist sermon in Sikkim
c) Commemorates the coronation of the first king
d) Residence of the first Chogyal

96.Which monastery in Sikkim is known for its large Dharma Chakra Centre?
a) Dubdi
b) Tashiding
c) Rumtek
d) Enchey

97.Which monastery is located in Gangtok and known for Chinese pagoda-style architecture?
a) Sangak Choling
b) Tashiding
c) Enchey
d) Pemayangtse

98.The Namgyal Institute of Tibetology is dedicated to the study of:
a) Ancient Indian science
b) Buddhist Tantras
c) Himalayan wildlife
d) Sikkimese architecture

99.Which sacred lake is believed to fulfill wishes and is revered by both Hindus and Buddhists?
a) Gurudongmar Lake
b) Tsomgo Lake
c) Khecheopalri Lake
d) Rangit Lake

  1. Which monastery in Sikkim is known for being a sacred site and is located on a hilltop near Yuksom?
    a) Tashiding
    b) Rumtek
    c) Sangak Choling
    d) Enchey

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