States PCS: Mizoram GK for Mizoram PSC Exams
For all Mizoram Public Service Commission (Mizoram PSC) exams including Civil Services, Assistant, and Junior Engineer level posts.
11. Which type of soil is most prevalent in the hilly regions of Mizoram and supports traditional jhum (shifting) cultivation?
[A] Laterite soil
[B] Red loamy soil
[C] Black soil
[D] Alluvial soil
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Correct Answer: B [Red loamy soil]
Notes:
Red loamy soils, formed under tropical monsoon, are predominant in Mizoram and well-suited for jhum cultivation practiced in the region’s hills.
12. Which river serves as the natural boundary between Mizoram and Bangladesh?
[A] Karnaphuli
[B] Barak
[C] Tuirial
[D] Tlawng
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Correct Answer: A [Karnaphuli]
Notes:
Karnaphuli River originates in Mizoram, forms part of the Mizoram-Bangladesh natural boundary, and flows into Bangladesh.
13. Which is the largest and most agriculturally productive valley in Mizoram?
[A] Serchhip Valley
[B] Champhai Valley
[C] Lunglei Valley
[D] Aizawl Valley
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Correct Answer: B [Champhai Valley]
Notes:
Champhai Valley is Mizoram’s largest and most fertile valley, famous for rice and grape cultivation and serving as a major agricultural hub.
14. Which is the largest natural lake in Mizoram, formed due to tectonic activity?
[A] Palak Lake
[B] Tam Dil
[C] Rih Dil
[D] Tortori Lake
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Correct Answer: A [Palak Lake]
Notes:
Palak Lake (Palak Dil) is Mizoram’s largest natural lake, created by tectonic activity and located in Saiha district.
15. Which mountain range extends north to south and is primarily responsible for the rugged terrain of Mizoram?
[A] Lushai Hills
[B] Garo Hills
[C] Khasi Hills
[D] Mikir Hills
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Correct Answer: A [Lushai Hills]
Notes:
Lushai Hills, part of the Patkai range, run north to south and define Mizoram’s distinctive rugged topography.
16. Which country does Mizoram share its eastern international border with?
[A] Bangladesh
[B] Myanmar
[C] Assam
[D] Tripura
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Correct Answer: B [Myanmar]
Notes:
Mizoram shares a 510 km border with Myanmar to the east and southeast.
17. Which of the following best describes the predominant climate type of Mizoram, influenced by its elevation and the monsoon?
[A] Tropical Wet and Dry
[B] Arid Steppe
[C] Alpine
[D] Humid Subtropical
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Correct Answer: D [Humid Subtropical]
Notes:
Mizoram has a humid subtropical climate, marked by heavy monsoon rainfall, moderate temperatures due to elevation, and dense forests.
18. Which pass in Mizoram serves as a key trade and travel route to Myanmar’s Chin State?
[A] Hnahlan Pass
[B] Zokhawthar Pass
[C] Vaphai Pass
[D] Tuipang Pass
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Correct Answer: A [Hnahlan Pass]
Notes:
Hnahlan Pass in Champhai district facilitates major border trade and direct connectivity between Mizoram and Chin State, Myanmar under India’s Act East policy.
19. Which national park in Mizoram is situated around the state’s highest peak, Phawngpui?
[A] Phawngpui National Park
[B] Murlen National Park
[C] Tawi Wildlife Sanctuary
[D] Dampa Tiger Reserve
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Correct Answer: A [Phawngpui National Park]
Notes:
Phawngpui National Park is located around Phawngpui peak, the highest point in Mizoram, and is also called Blue Mountain National Park.
20. Which type of forest covers the largest area in Mizoram as a result of its tropical monsoon climate?
[A] Deciduous forest
[B] Evergreen forest
[C] Thorn forest
[D] Montane forest
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Correct Answer: B [Evergreen forest]
Notes:
Tropical evergreen forests dominate Mizoram due to high rainfall and humidity, supporting dense biodiversity.
