Location of Karnataka

Q. Karnataka comprises of 30 districts which contain _____ .

1. 200 taluks, 560 hoblies, 400 towns and cities, and 30, 900 villages
2. 125 taluks, 500 hoblies, 256 towns and cities, and 18, 065 villages
3. 186 taluks, 420 hoblies, 318 towns and cities, and 25, 184 villages
4. 176 taluks, 747 hoblies, 347 towns and cities, and 27, 481 villages

Q.

Which State of India touches Maximum State Boundaries?

1. Uttar Pradesh

2. Madhya Pradesh

3. Karnataka

4. Andhra Pradesh

Q. What is the capital of Karnataka?

1. Mysuru
2. Mangaluru
3. Bengaluru
4. Hampi

Q. Which among the following rivers flows through the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka?

1. Narmada
2. Krishna
3. Kaveri
4. Godavari

Q. Which among the following lattitudes or longitudes passes through the state of Karnataka?

1. Equator
2. None of the above
3. Tropic of Cancer
4. Indian Standard Meridian

Q. Which water body lies to the West of Karnataka?

1. Bay of Bengal
2. Indian Ocean
3. Arabian Sea
4. Atlantic Ocean

Q. Which among the following districts is roughly located towards the centre of Karnataka?

1. Davangere
2. Belagavi
3. Mysuru
4. Udupi

Q.

Which of the following states does not share a border with Karnataka?

1. Goa
2. Telangana
3. Madhya Pradesh
4. Kerala

Q. Which state is located to the Southeast of Karnataka?

1. Tamil Nadu
2. Maharashtra
3. Andhra Pradesh
4. Kerala

Q. What is the latitudinal extent of the state of Karnataka?

1. 21°S and 27.5°S
2. 15°N and 25°N
3. 11.5°N and 18.5°N
4. 6.5°S and 10.5°S

Q. Which is the northern most district in Karnataka?

1. Davangere
2. Uttar Kannada
3. Bidar
4. Belagavi

Q. Which of the following National Parks are located in Karnataka?

1. Bannerghatta National Park
2. Nagarhole National Park and Tiger Reserve
3. Jim Corbett National Park
4. Kaziranga National Park

Q. Which of the following could be located in Karwar?

1. The Eastern Naval Command
2. INS Kadamba naval base
3. Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO)
4. Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)

Q. Karnataka is one of ___ states in India.

1. 35
2. 25
3. 28
4. 32

Q. What is the longitudinal extent of the state of Karnataka?

1. 35°E and 42.5°E
2. 74°E and 78.5°E
3. 55°E and 70.5°E
4. 84°E and 88.5°E

Q. Select all the coastal districts of Karnataka from the follwing.

1. Udupi
2. Raichur
3. Mandya
4. Uttara Kannada

Q. Match the following gulfs to the continents in which they are found.

1. Asia
2. Australia
3. North America
4. Africa

Q. With which of the following states does Karnataka not share its border?

1. Kerala
2. Tamil Nadu
3. Andhra Pradesh
4. Odisha

Q. 28.38 N. and 77.12 E are the respective latitude and longitude of which one of the following places?

1. Delhi
2. Jaipu
3. Allahabad
4. Lucknow

Q. Match the following regions with their respective districts, relative to the state of Karnataka.

1. Bidar
2. Chamarajanagar
3. Uttar Kannada
4. Kolar

Q. The Vishal Mysore State was renamed as Karnataka on ____________.

1. 4 July, 1973
2. 16 August, 1973
3. 24 March, 1973
4. 1 November, 1973

Q. The state of Karnataka is located in the southern part of our country, in the eastern area of the peninsular region.

1. True
2. False

Q. The Bengaluru Urban district is in the first position with the largest population and the ___________ district occupies the last position with lowest population.

1. Bidar
2. Kodagu
3. Chikkaballapur
4. Udupi

Q. Match the following regions with their respective locations, relative to the state of Karnataka.

1. Northern end
2. Karwar
3. Chamarajanagar
4. Western end
5. Mulbagal Taluk
6. Aurad Taluk
7. Eastern end
8. Southern end

Q. _____ is the most important river of Karnataka.

1. Cauvery
2. Tungabhadra
3. Pennar
4. Krishna

Q. The shape of the state of Karnataka closely resembles that of a cashew nut.

1. True
2. False

Q. The northernmost part of the state of Karnataka is located in the ________ district.

1. Bidar
2. Chamarajanagar
3. Uttarakannada
4. Kolar