Quiz On Indian States And Their Symbols

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    The state symbol of Himachal Pradesh is Snow Leopard Animal, Western Tragopan Bird, Indian Cedar Tree.

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Explore the unique state symbols of Indian states, including animals, birds, and trees. This quiz tests knowledge on regional biodiversity and cultural identity, enhancing understanding of India's diverse ecological and cultural heritage.

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    The state symbol of Assam is?

    • Blackbuck Animal, Indian Roller Bird, Neem Tree

    • Gaur Animal, Indian Roller Bird, Peepal Tree

    • Wild Buffalo Animal, Hill Myna Bird, Sal Tree

    • Indian One horned Rhino Animal, White wing wood duck Bird, Hollong Tree

    Correct Answer
    A. Indian One horned Rhino Animal, White wing wood duck Bird, Hollong Tree
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Indian One horned Rhino Animal, White wing wood duck Bird, Hollong Tree. The state symbol of Assam includes the Indian One horned Rhino as its animal symbol, the White wing wood duck as its bird symbol, and the Hollong Tree as its tree symbol. These symbols represent the unique wildlife and flora found in the state of Assam.

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    The state symbol of Bihar is?

    • Blackbuck Animal, Indian Roller Bird, Neem Tree

    • Gaur Animal, Indian Roller Bird, Peepal Tree

    • Wild Buffalo Animal, Hill Myna Bird, Sal Tree

    • Indian One horned Rhino Animal, White wing wood duck Bird, Hollong Tree

    Correct Answer
    A. Gaur Animal, Indian Roller Bird, Peepal Tree
    Explanation
    The state symbol of Bihar is Gaur Animal, Indian Roller Bird, Peepal Tree. This answer is correct because these three symbols have been officially designated as the state symbols of Bihar. The Gaur, also known as the Indian Bison, is the state animal of Bihar. The Indian Roller Bird, also known as the Blue Jay, is the state bird of Bihar. The Peepal Tree, also known as the Sacred Fig Tree, is the state tree of Bihar. These symbols represent the biodiversity and cultural significance of the state.

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    The state symbol of Andhra Pradesh is__

    • Blackbuck Animal, Indian Roller Bird, Neem Tree

    • Indian One horned Rhino Animal, White wing wood duck Bird, Hollong Tree

    • Gaur Animal, Indian Roller Bird, Peepal Tree

    • Wild Buffalo Animal, Hill Myna Bird, Sal Tree

    Correct Answer
    A. Blackbuck Animal, Indian Roller Bird, Neem Tree
    Explanation
    The correct answer is Blackbuck Animal, Indian Roller Bird, Neem Tree. These symbols represent the state of Andhra Pradesh. The blackbuck is the state animal, the Indian roller bird is the state bird, and the neem tree is the state tree. These symbols are chosen to represent the biodiversity and cultural significance of the state.

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    The state symbol of Manipur is Wild Buffalo Animal, Hill Myna Bird and Matti Tree.

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    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The given statement is false because the state symbol of Manipur is actually the Sangai deer, not the wild buffalo. The Sangai deer is an endangered species found only in Manipur and is considered a symbol of the state's rich biodiversity. The Hill Myna bird and Matti tree are also not the state symbols of Manipur.

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