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Saturday, 1 August

SSC / Banking · Art, Culture & Festivals of India

Hampi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Karnataka, was the capital of which empire?

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More practice: Art, Culture & Festivals of India

5 more SSC / Banking questions from the same chapter, with step-by-step solutions. Try each one, then reveal the answer.

  1. Q1medium

    The famous Sun Temple at Konark, shaped like a giant chariot, is located in which state?

    • AWest Bengal
    • BOdisha
    • CBihar
    • DJharkhand
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    Correct answer: (B) Odisha

    The 13th-century Konark Sun Temple is located in Odisha and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

  2. Q2medium

    The Manipuri classical dance form originated in which Indian state?

    • ANagaland
    • BMizoram
    • CManipur
    • DMeghalaya
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    Correct answer: (C) Manipur

    Manipuri is a classical dance form that originated in Manipur and is closely linked to Vaishnavism and Krishna themes.

  3. Q3easy

    Garba, a popular folk dance performed during Navratri, is associated with which state?

    • ARajasthan
    • BMaharashtra
    • CPunjab
    • DGujarat
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    Correct answer: (D) Gujarat

    Garba is a traditional folk dance of Gujarat, performed especially during the Navratri festival.

  4. Q4hard

    The Sattriya classical dance form, introduced by Srimanta Sankardeva, belongs to which state?

    • AAssam
    • BSikkim
    • CArunachal Pradesh
    • DTripura
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    Correct answer: (A) Assam

    Sattriya is a classical dance form of Assam, developed in the Vaishnava monasteries (sattras) founded by Srimanta Sankardeva.

  5. Q5medium

    The Hornbill Festival, showcasing tribal culture, is celebrated in which Indian state?

    • AManipur
    • BNagaland
    • CMizoram
    • DAssam
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    Correct answer: (B) Nagaland

    The Hornbill Festival is held in Nagaland and is often called the 'Festival of Festivals' for showcasing the state's Naga tribes.