ASSAM POLICE
SAMPLE QUESTION PAPER – 2024
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| Assam Police Sample Question Paper - 2024 |
100 Most Repeated MCQ with Answers Explanation for assam Competitive Exams
1. Which is the capital of Assam?
- A) Guwahati
- B) Dispur
- C) Jorhat
- D) Silchar
2. What is the national animal of
India?
- A) Lion
- B) Tiger
- C) Elephant
- D) Peacock
3. Who wrote the Indian National
Anthem?
- A) Rabindranath Tagore
- B) Bankim Chandra Chatterjee
- C) Sarojini Naidu
- D) Mahatma Gandhi
4. Which river is known as the
lifeline of Assam?
- A) Ganges
- B) Brahmaputra
- C) Yamuna
- D) Godavari
5. What is the currency of India?
- A) Dollar
- B) Euro
- C) Rupee
- D) Yen
6. Which festival is known as the
harvest festival of Assam?
- A) Diwali
- B) Bihu
- C) Holi
- D) Eid
7. Who is known as the 'Father of the
Nation' in India?
- A) Jawaharlal Nehru
- B) Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
- C) Mahatma Gandhi
- D) Subhas Chandra Bose
8. Which is the largest state in India
by area?
- A) Maharashtra
- B) Uttar Pradesh
- C) Rajasthan
- D) Madhya Pradesh
9. What is the main ingredient in
traditional Assamese dish 'Pitha'?
- A) Rice
- B) Wheat
- C) Maize
- D) Barley
10. Which is the official language of
Assam?
- A) Hindi
- B) Assamese
- C) Bengali
- D) English
11. Which of the following is a UNESCO
World Heritage Site in Assam?
- A) Kaziranga National Park
- B) Manas National Park
- C) Both A and B
- D) Sundarbans
12. What is the primary occupation of
people in Assam?
- A) Fishing
- B) Agriculture
- C) Mining
- D) Handicrafts
13. Which festival is celebrated with
traditional Assamese dance forms?
- A) Bihu
- B) Pongal
- C) Onam
- D) Lohri
14. Who was the first President of
India?
- A) Dr. Rajendra Prasad
- B) Dr. S. Radhakrishnan
- C) Jawaharlal Nehru
- D) Mahatma Gandhi
15. Which is the largest river island
in the world, located in Assam?
- A) Majuli
- B) Sivasagar
- C) Umananda
- D) Dibrugarh
16. What is the main cash crop of
Assam?
- A) Cotton
- B) Tea
- C) Sugarcane
- D) Wheat
17. Which Assamese singer is known as
the 'Nightingale of Assam'?
- A) Zubeen Garg
- B) Bhupen Hazarika
- C) Papon
- D) Lopamudra Mitra
18. What is the state animal of Assam?
- A) Elephant
- B) One-horned Rhinoceros
- C) Tiger
- D) Peacock
19. Which is the official state flower
of Assam?
- A) Lotus
- B) Kopou
- C) Marigold
- D) Rose
20. Who is the author of the famous
Assamese novel 'Miri Jiyori'?
- A) Bhabendra Nath Saikia
- B) Indira Goswami
- C) Homen Borgohain
- D) Arun Sharma
21. Which of the following is the main
river that flows through Assam?
- A) Ganges
- B) Brahmaputra
- C) Yamuna
- D) Godavari
22. What is the traditional dress of
Assamese women called?
- A) Saree
- B) Salwar Kameez
- C) Mekhela Chador
- D) Lehenga
23. Which Indian state shares its
border with Assam to the north?
- A) West Bengal
- B) Arunachal Pradesh
- C) Meghalaya
- D) Nagaland
24. Who is known as the 'Bard of
Brahmaputra'?
- A) Bhupen Hazarika
- B) Zubeen Garg
- C) Hiren Bhattacharyya
- D) Arun Sharma
25. Which tea is Assam famous for?
- A) Green Tea
- B) Black Tea
- C) Herbal Tea
- D) White Tea
26. What is the primary language
spoken in Assam?
- A) Hindi
- B) Bengali
- C) Assamese
- D) English
27. Which of the following is a famous
wildlife sanctuary in Assam?
- A) Jim Corbett National Park
- B) Kaziranga National Park
- C) Ranthambore National Park
- D) Bandipur National Park
28. What is the significance of the
festival 'Bihu' in Assam?
- A) It marks the harvest season.
- B) It celebrates the New Year.
- C) It is a festival of lights.
- D) Both A and B.
29. Which Assamese dish is made from
fermented bamboo shoots?
- A) Khar
- B) Masor Tenga
- C) Pitha
- D) Aloo Pitika
30. Who was the first woman to become
the Chief Minister of Assam?
- A) Sarbananda Sonowal
- B) Sushmita Dev
- C) Anowara Taimur
- D) Himanta Biswa Sarma
31. Which of the following is a
popular dance form of Assam?
- A) Kathak
- B) Bharatanatyam
- C) Bihu Dance
- D) Odissi
32. What is the main ingredient of the
Assamese dish 'Masor Tenga'?
- A) Chicken
- B) Fish
- C) Pork
- D) Lamb
33. Which festival is celebrated in
Assam to honor the deity of wealth?
- A) Bihu
- B) Rongali Bihu
- C) Magh Bihu
- D) Durga Puja
34. What is the state bird of Assam?
- A) Peacock
- B) Hornbill
- C) Sparrow
- D) Parrot
35. Which Assamese poet is known for
his contribution to modern Assamese literature?
- A) Hiren Bhattacharyya
- B) Lakshminath Bezbaroa
- C) Bhupen Hazarika
- D) Nilmani Phookan
36. Which city is known as the gateway
to the Northeast India?
- A) Guwahati
- B) Shillong
- C) Imphal
- D) Agartala
37. What is the primary focus of the
'Assamese' culture?
- A) Agriculture
- B) Industrialization
- C) Urbanization
- D) Tourism
38. Which of the following is a
traditional Assamese sweet made from rice flour?
- A) Ladoo
- B) Pitha
- C) Gulab Jamun
- D) Barfi
39. Who was the first Assamese to
receive the Jnanpith Award?
- A) Bhupen Hazarika
- B) Indira Goswami
- C) Homen Borgohain
- D) Nilmani Phookan
40. Which is the largest city in
Assam?
- A) Dibrugarh
- B) Silchar
- C) Guwahati
- D) Jorhat
41. Which of the following is a famous
archaeological site in Assam?
- A) Sivasagar
- B) Tezpur
- C) Rang Ghar
- D) All of the above
42. What is the primary festival
celebrated in Assam during the month of January?
- A) Bihu
- B) Magh Bihu
- C) Rongali Bihu
- D) Durga Puja
43. Which Assamese folk instrument is
commonly used in Bihu celebrations?
- A) Dhol
- B) Tabla
- C) Harmonium
- D) Guitar
44. What is the main focus of the
Kaziranga National Park?
- A) Conservation of tigers
- B) Conservation of one-horned rhinoceroses
- C) Conservation of elephants
- D) Conservation of birds
45. Which of the following is a
popular Assamese snack made from rice flour and jaggery?
- A) Khar
- B) Pitha
- C) Aloo Pitika
- D) Masor Tenga
46. Who is the famous Assamese
filmmaker known for his contributions to Indian cinema?
- A) Rima Das
- B) Jahnu Barua
- C) Bhupen Hazarika
- D) Both A and B
47. Which river is known for its
annual floods that affect Assam?
- A) Ganges
- B) Brahmaputra
- C) Yamuna
- D) Godavari
48. What is the traditional Assamese
game played during Bihu?
- A) Kabaddi
- B) Satranj
- C) Dhopkhel
- D) Dandiya
49. Which Assamese dish is known for
its unique flavor derived from the use of 'Khar'?
- A) Masor Tenga
- B) Khar
- C) Pitha
- D) Aloo Pitika
50. What is the significance of the
'Bihu' festival in Assamese culture?
- A) It marks the end of winter.
- B) It celebrates the harvest season.
- C) It is a festival of lights.
- D) Both A and B.
Answers and Explanations
1. B) Dispur
- Dispur is the capital of Assam, located within the city of Guwahati.
2. B) Tiger
- The Bengal tiger is the national animal of India, symbolizing strength and
power.
3. A) Rabindranath
Tagore - He composed the Indian National Anthem, "Jana Gana
Mana."
4. B) Brahmaputra
- The Brahmaputra River is often referred to as the lifeline of Assam due to
its significance in agriculture and transportation.
5. C) Rupee
- The Indian Rupee (INR) is the official currency of India.
6. B) Bihu
- Bihu is celebrated as the harvest festival in Assam, marking the Assamese New
Year.
7. C) Mahatma
Gandhi - He is widely regarded as the 'Father of the Nation' for his role
in India's independence movement.
8. C) Rajasthan
- Rajasthan is the largest state in India by area, known for its deserts and
rich cultural heritage.
9. A) Rice
- Rice is the main ingredient in various types of 'Pitha,' a traditional
Assamese rice cake.
10. B) Assamese
- Assamese is the official language of Assam, reflecting the state's cultural
identity.
11. C) Both A
and B - Both Kaziranga and Manas National Parks are UNESCO World Heritage
Sites, recognized for their biodiversity.
12. B) Agriculture
- Agriculture is the primary occupation in Assam, with rice and tea being the
main crops.
13. A) Bihu
- Bihu is celebrated with various traditional dance forms, showcasing Assamese
culture.
14. A) Dr.
Rajendra Prasad - He was the first President of India, serving from 1950 to
1962.
15. A) Majuli
- Majuli is the largest river island in the world, situated in the Brahmaputra
River.
16. B) Tea
- Assam is famous for its tea plantations, making tea the main cash crop of the
state.
17. B) Bhupen
Hazarika - He is often referred to as the 'Nightingale of Assam' for his
contributions to music and culture.
18. B)
One-horned Rhinoceros - The one-horned rhinoceros is the state animal of
Assam, found primarily in Kaziranga National Park.
19. B) Kopou
- The Kopou flower, also known as the Foxtail Orchid, is the official state
flower of Assam.
20. B) Indira
Goswami - She is the author of 'Miri Jiyori,' a significant work in
Assamese literature.
21. B) Brahmaputra
- The Brahmaputra is the main river flowing through Assam, playing a crucial
role in its ecology and economy.
22. C) Mekhela
Chador - The Mekhela Chador is the traditional dress of Assamese women,
known for its elegance and cultural significance.
23. B) Arunachal
Pradesh - Arunachal Pradesh shares its northern border with Assam,
contributing to the region's diverse culture.
24. A) Bhupen
Hazarika - He is known as the 'Bard of Brahmaputra' for his songs and
contributions to Assamese culture.
25. B) Black
Tea - Assam is renowned for its strong and flavorful black tea, which is
exported worldwide.
26. C) Assamese
- Assamese is the primary language spoken in Assam, reflecting the state's
cultural identity.
27. B) Kaziranga
National Park - Kaziranga is a famous wildlife sanctuary in Assam, known
for its population of one-horned rhinoceroses.
28. D) Both A
and B - Bihu marks the harvest season and celebrates the Assamese New Year,
making it a significant cultural event.
29. A) Khar
- Khar is a traditional Assamese dish made from fermented bamboo shoots, often
enjoyed with rice.
30. C) Anowara
Taimur - Anowara Taimur was the first woman to become the Chief Minister of
Assam, serving in the 1990s.
31. C) Bihu
Dance - Bihu Dance is a traditional dance form of Assam, performed during
the Bihu festival to celebrate the harvest.
32. B) Fish
- Masor Tenga is a sour fish curry made primarily with fish, often flavored
with tomatoes and lemon.
33. B) Rongali
Bihu - Rongali Bihu, also known as Bohag Bihu, is celebrated to honor the
deity of wealth and marks the Assamese New Year.
34. B) Hornbill
- The Great Indian Hornbill is the state bird of Assam, known for its
distinctive appearance and cultural significance.
35. B) Lakshminath
Bezbaroa - He is known for his significant contributions to modern Assamese
literature and is regarded as a pioneer.
36. A) Guwahati
- Guwahati is often referred to as the gateway to Northeast India due to its
strategic location and connectivity.
37. A) Agriculture
- The primary focus of Assamese culture is agriculture, with rice and tea being
the main crops.
38. B) Pitha
- Pitha is a traditional Assamese sweet made from rice flour, often enjoyed
during festivals and special occasions.
39. B) Indira
Goswami - Indira Goswami was the first Assamese to receive the prestigious
Jnanpith Award for her contributions to literature.
40. C) Guwahati
- Guwahati is the largest city in Assam, serving as an economic and cultural
hub for the region.
41. D) All of
the above - Sivasagar, Tezpur, and Rang Ghar are all famous archaeological
sites in Assam, showcasing its rich history.
42. B) Magh
Bihu - Magh Bihu, celebrated in January, marks the end of the harvesting
season and is a significant festival in Assam.
43. A) Dhol
- The Dhol is a traditional folk instrument commonly used in Bihu celebrations,
adding rhythm to the festivities.
44. B) Conservation
of one-horned rhinoceroses - Kaziranga National Park is primarily focused
on the conservation of the one-horned rhinoceros, among other wildlife.
45. B) Pitha -
Pitha is a popular Assamese snack made from rice flour and jaggery, often
enjoyed during festivals.
46. D) Both A
and B - Rima Das and Jahnu Barua are both renowned Assamese filmmakers
known for their contributions to Indian cinema.
47. B) Brahmaputra
- The Brahmaputra River is known for its annual floods, which significantly
impact the state of Assam.
48. C) Dhopkhel
- Dhopkhel is a traditional game played during Bihu, involving a ball and a lot
of fun and excitement.
49. B) Khar
- Khar is a unique Assamese dish that derives its flavor from the use of
alkaline water filtered through the ashes of the 'Khar' plant.
50. D) Both A and B - The Bihu festival marks the end of winter and celebrates the harvest season, making it a significant cultural event.
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