Bihar GK –MCQs Set 7

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Bihar recorded the highest literacy growth rate among Indian states during 2001-2011, reflecting extensive educational initiatives despite its historically low literacy base. [B.S.S.C. Stenographer--Typist Exam-2013]

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Moist deciduous forests in Bihar are primarily located in the northeastern districts like Saharsa and Purnia, which receive relatively higher rainfall. [B.S.S.C. Stenographer--Typist Exam-2013]

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Bihar is rich in minerals like limestone, quartzite, and pyrite, especially in districts like Gaya, Rohtas, and Jamui. [B.S.S.C. Stenographer--Typist Exam-2013]

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The Battle of Chausa (1539) was fought between Mughal Emperor Humayun and Sher Shah Suri, where Sher Shah emerged victorious. [B.S.S.C. Stenographer--Typist Exam-2013]

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The majority of Ashokan inscriptions across India are in the Brahmi script, used for official edicts and proclamations. [B.S.S.C. Stenographer--Typist Exam-2013]

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Nalanda University, a renowned ancient center of learning, flourished during the Gupta dynasty, promoting education in Buddhism, arts, and sciences. [B.S.S.C. Stenographer--Typist Exam-2013]

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'Rashmirathi' is a famous epic poem by Ramdhari Singh 'Dinkar' about Karna from Mahabharata. [B.S.S.C. Stenographer--Typist Exam-2013]

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Phanishwar Nath Renu was a prominent Hindi novelist and short story writer known for works like 'Maila Anchal'. [B.S.S.C. Stenographer--Typist Exam-2013]

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Gautam Buddha was born in Lumbini, which is located in present-day Nepal, in 563 BCE. [B.S.S.C. Stenographer--Typist Exam-2013]

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Kanishka was a Kushan emperor and did not rule Magadha. Magadha was ruled by Shishunaga, Dhananand, and Bindusara among others. [B.S.S.C. Stenographer--Typist Exam-2013]

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The Didarganj Yakshini is a famous sculpture from the Mauryan period (circa 3rd century BCE), discovered in Patna. [B.S.S.C. Stenographer--Typist Exam-2013]

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Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the first President of India and a freedom fighter, was awarded the title 'Desh Ratna' for his contributions to the nation. [B.S.S.C. Stenographer--Typist Exam-2013]

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According to the 2011 Census, Bihar has the highest population density among Indian states, reflecting the concentration of population in a relatively small geographical area. [B.S.S.C. कारा मिश्रक Exam-2015]

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Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the first President of India, was born in Bihar and played a pivotal role in the Indian independence movement and the drafting of the Constitution. [B.S.S.C. कारा मिश्रक Exam-2015]

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The Bihar government, in a move to control public health and social issues, prohibited the sale and manufacture of tobacco for one year. [B.S.S.C. कारा मिश्रक Exam-2015]

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The term of Gram Panchayats in Bihar is counted from the date of declaration of Panchayat election results as per the Bihar Panchayati Raj Act. [B.S.S.C. Second Graduate Level Exam-2015]

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Sahajanand Saraswati was a prominent leader and founder of the Bihar Kisan Sabha, advocating for the rights of peasants and farmers. [B.S.S.C. Second Graduate Level Exam-2015]

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The Son River, a significant tributary of the Ganges, originates from Amarkantak plateau in Madhya Pradesh and flows through Bihar. [B.S.S.C. Second Graduate Level Exam-2015]

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Patna High Court was established in 1916 to serve the judicial needs of the state of Bihar. [B.S.S.C. Second Graduate Level Exam-2015]

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Bihar is allocated 16 seats in the Rajya Sabha, representing the state at the federal level. [B.S.S.C. Second Graduate Level Exam-2015]

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As per the 2011 Census, Bihar's population was approximately 10 crore (100 million). [B.S.S.C. Second Graduate Level Exam-2015]

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Bihar has 38 districts, each with its own administrative and governance structure. [B.S.S.C. Second Graduate Level Exam-2015]

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The Gandak river flows northwards in some stretches before joining the Ganges. [B.S.S.C. Second Graduate Level Exam-2016]

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Muhammad bin Bakhtiar Khilji, a Turkic general, is credited with destroying Nalanda University in 1193 CE during his military campaigns. [B.S.S.C. Ambedkar High School Exam-2016]

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The Champaran Satyagraha, led by Mahatma Gandhi, began in 1917 to address the grievances of indigo farmers in Bihar. [B.S.S.C. First Inter Level Exam-2017]

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Emperor Akbar drove Dawood from Patna and Hajipur during his campaigns to consolidate Mughal authority in Bihar. [B.S.S.C. First Inter Level Exam-2017]

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Megasthenes was the Greek ambassador of Seleucus Nikator to the court of Chandragupta Maurya, documenting Indian society in 'Indica'. [B.S.S.C. First Inter Level Exam-2017]

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Guru Gobind Singh received Persian education at Ambala before becoming the tenth Sikh Guru. [B.S.S.C. First Inter Level Exam-2017]

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Valmiki National Park, a tiger reserve and wildlife sanctuary, is located in West Champaran district of Bihar. [B.S.S.C. First Inter Level Exam-2017]