Who was Srimanta Sankardeva? a) A prominent Assamese scholar and poet b) A renowned military leader c) A British colonial administrator d) A Mughal emperor Answer: a) A prominent Assamese…
What was the primary cause of the anti-British peasant movements in Assam during the colonial period? a) Land revenue policies b) Taxation on trade c) British administrative reforms d) Religious…
What was the primary cause of conflict between the Ahoms and the Mughals? a) Territorial expansion b) Religious differences c) Trade disputes d) Succession issues Answer: a) Territorial expansion In…
Who was the leader of the Indian National Army (INA) during World War II? a) Mahatma Gandhi b) Jawaharlal Nehru c) Subhas Chandra Bose d) Sardar Patel Answer: c) Subhas…
Which river is considered the lifeline of Assam and holds significant cultural importance in Assamese culture? a) Ganges b) Yamuna c) Brahmaputra d) Godavari Answer: c) Brahmaputra What is the…
Which traditional Assamese art form involves intricate designs created with natural dyes and is typically used for textiles? a) Madhubani b) Pat Silk c) Pattachitra d) Kalamkari Answer: b) Pat…
Who is considered one of the pioneering Assamese women leaders in the Indian independence movement? a) Kanaklata Barua b) Indira Gandhi c) Sarojini Naidu d) Annie Besant Answer: a) Kanaklata…
In which year was the first railway line established in Assam? a) 1881 b) 1885 c) 1890 d) 1900 Answer: b) 1885 Which railway company was responsible for the initial…
In which year did the Battle of Itakhuli take place? a) 1671 b) 1695 c) 1717 d) 1750 Answer: a) 1671 The Battle of Itakhuli was fought between which two…
Who was the first prominent leader from Assam to join the Indian National Congress (INC)? a) Gopinath Bordoloi b) Syed Mohammad Saadulla c) Chandra Kumar Agarwala d) Bishnuram Medhi Answer:…
When was the first Assamese film, "Jeevan Jati," released? a) 1935 b) 1936 c) 1937 d) 1938 Answer: b) 1935 Who directed the first Assamese film, "Jeevan Jati"? a) Jyoti…
Which ancient site in Assam is known for its historical temples and sculptures dating back to the 7th century CE? a) Sivasagar b) Kamarupa c) Hajo d) Tezpur Answer: a)…
Which tribe is primarily known for its traditional weaving skills in Assam? a) Mishing b) Bodo c) Karbi d) Naga Answer: a) Mishing The Bodo tribe is predominantly found in…
What was the primary aim of the Assam Accord of 1985? a) To address the issue of illegal immigration b) To promote economic development c) To establish a new state…
What is the traditional dance form of Assam that is performed during the Bihu festival? a) Kathak b) Bihu c) Odissi d) Bharatanatyam Answer: b) Bihu Which Assamese dance…
What is the traditional name for Assamese silk? a) Kanchivaram b) Muga c) Tussar d) Eri Answer: b) Muga In which Indian state is the Assamese silk industry primarily…
In which year was Kaziranga National Park established as a protected area? a) 1908 b) 1926 c) 1950 d) 1980 Answer: b) 1926 Kaziranga National Park is primarily known…
Which Tibetan Buddhist sect has had a significant influence on Assam? a) Nyingma b) Kagyu c) Gelug d) Sakya Answer: c) Gelug Who was the Tibetan Buddhist teacher known for…
Who is credited with introducing tea cultivation to Assam in the early 19th century? a) Robert Bruce b) James Bruce c) David Scott d) John Company Answer: a) Robert Bruce…
Pre-Independence Who was the first British Political Officer of Assam? a) Robert Bruce b) John Jenkins c) Edward Gait d) David Scott Answer: d) David Scott Which treaty marked the…
1. In which year did the Quit India Movement begin? a) 1940 b) 1942 c) 1944 d) 1946 Answer: b) 1942 2. Who was the prominent leader of the Quit…