Coorg Competency Based Assessment by knr

 




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1. Where is Coorg located?

  • a) Between Mysore and Bengaluru
  • b) Between Bengaluru and Hyderabad
  • c) Between Cochin and Mangalore
  • d) Between Mysore and Mangalore

2. What covers thirty per cent of Coorg?

  • a) Coffee estates
  • b) Evergreen rainforests
  • c) Tea plantations
  • d) Spices

3. Which months are best to visit Coorg?

  • a) January–June
  • b) March–August
  • c) September–March
  • d) April–December

4. What is Coorg popularly called?

  • a) Coffee country
  • b) Spice island
  • c) Heaven’s garden
  • d) Martial land

5. What is the traditional dress of Coorgi men?

  • a) Saree
  • b) Kuppia
  • c) Kurta
  • d) Dhoti

6. Which foreign culture is Coorg’s dress compared to?

  • a) Greek
  • b) Arab
  • c) Persian
  • d) Roman

7. Who was the first Chief of the Indian Army from Coorg?

  • a) Field Marshal Manekshaw
  • b) General Cariappa
  • c) General Thimayya
  • d) General Rawat

8. Which river originates from Coorg?

  • a) Ganga
  • b) Godavari
  • c) Krishna
  • d) Kaveri

9. Which large freshwater fish is found in Coorg waters?

  • a) Rohu
  • b) Mahaseer
  • c) Hilsa
  • d) Catfish

10. Which animals drop half-eaten fruits into the river for fun?

  • a) Elephants and monkeys
  • b) Deer and wild boars
  • c) Birds and bees
  • d) Langurs and squirrels

11. What makes Coorg’s weather attractive to visitors?

  • a) Heavy monsoons all year
  • b) Pleasant weather from Sept–March with light showers
  • c) Dry climate throughout
  • d) Very cold winters

12. What do Coorgi people take pride in?

  • a) Farming
  • b) Martial traditions and bravery
  • c) Fishing and boating
  • d) Storytelling

13. Which feature connects Coorgis to Arabs?

  • a) Their food habits
  • b) Their kuppia dress
  • c) Their houses
  • d) Their farming techniques

14. Why are Coorgi homes known for hospitality?

  • a) They serve free coffee
  • b) They house Tibetan monks
  • c) They arrange treks
  • d) They welcome visitors with stories of valour

15. Why are Coorgis allowed to carry firearms without a license?

  • a) They are coffee planters
  • b) They are agriculturists
  • c) They have a martial tradition
  • d) They live in forests

16. Which adventure sport is NOT mentioned in Coorg?

  • a) Canoeing
  • b) River rafting
  • c) Rappelling
  • d) Skiing

17. What do elephants enjoy in Coorg?

  • a) Eating sugarcane
  • b) Being bathed and scrubbed by mahouts
  • c) Splashing in waterfalls
  • d) Walking through coffee estates

18. Why do trekkers like Coorg?

  • a) Rope bridges
  • b) Numerous walking trails and misty hills
  • c) Coffee bungalows
  • d) Bird-watching

19. What panoramic view is offered from Brahmagiri hills?

  • a) The Arabian Sea
  • b) The misty landscape of Coorg
  • c) Bylakuppe monastery
  • d) Mangalore port

20. What is Nisargadhama?

  • a) A temple
  • b) A waterfall
  • c) A river in Coorg
  • d) An island of 64 acres

21. Why is Coorg called “a piece of heaven”?

  • a) It has rolling hills, coffee, spices, and wildlife
  • b) It has snow-capped peaks
  • c) It has desert beauty
  • d) It has royal palaces

22. Which two cultures are said to influence the Kodavus?

  • a) Greek and Arab
  • b) Roman and Persian
  • c) Chinese and Tibetan
  • d) British and French

23. What does Coorg Regiment’s decoration signify?

  • a) Their business skills
  • b) Their bravery and contribution to India
  • c) Their farming tradition
  • d) Their tourism influence

24. What kind of people are Coorgis described as?

  • a) Silent and lazy
  • b) Fiercely independent and brave
  • c) Simple farmers
  • d) Weak and fearful

25. Which surprise awaits visitors at Bylakuppe?

  • a) Waterfalls
  • b) Greek soldiers’ tombs
  • c) Arabian traders
  • d) Buddhist monks in colourful robes

26. Why is Coorg attractive for adventure seekers?

  • a) Festivals and fairs
  • b) Trekking, rafting, climbing, and biking
  • c) Shopping and hotels
  • d) Ancient temples

27. Which natural activity reflects playfulness of animals in Coorg?

  • a) Elephants eating bamboo
  • b) Langurs dropping fruit into rivers
  • c) Tigers chasing deer
  • d) Birds flying in flocks

28. What do coffee estates and colonial bungalows indicate?

  • a) British influence and agriculture
  • b) Greek settlements
  • c) Tibetan culture
  • d) Indian Army presence

29. What does the presence of Tibetan monks in Coorg suggest?

  • a) Cultural diversity in India
  • b) Arab connection
  • c) Religious restrictions
  • d) Decline of Coorgi culture

30. Which phrase best captures the essence of Coorg?

  • a) Land of festivals
  • b) Land of misty hills, coffee, courage and culture
  • c) Land of kings
  • d) Land of silence

31. What does the air of Coorg smell of?

  • a) Tea
  • b) Coffee
  • c) Cardamom
  • d) Spices

32. What stands tucked under tree canopies in Coorg?

  • a) Ancient temples
  • b) Schools
  • c) Shopping centres
  • d) Coffee estates and colonial bungalows

33. What is the kuppia compared to?

  • a) Saree
  • b) Kurta
  • c) Kuffia worn by Arabs and Kurds
  • d) Lungi

34. Which quality of Coorgis is highlighted in their army service?

  • a) Hospitality
  • b) Bravery
  • c) Farming skills
  • d) Business sense

35. Who bathes and scrubs elephants in the river?

  • a) Tourists
  • b) Monks
  • c) Mahouts
  • d) Hunters

36. Why do many visitors avoid Coorg during monsoons?

  • a) Too hot
  • b) Too cold
  • c) Too much rain
  • d) Lack of hotels

37. Which statement shows that Coorg is culturally distinct from the Hindu mainstream?

  • a) Their coffee plantations
  • b) Their martial traditions and religious rites
  • c) Their rainfall pattern
  • d) Their river Kaveri

38. What does the freedom to carry firearms without a license reveal about Coorgis?

  • a) They are special agriculturists
  • b) They are trusted for their martial nature
  • c) They are police officers
  • d) They are wildlife hunters

39. What do trekkers and adventurers find in Coorg?

  • a) Shopping and markets
  • b) High-energy sports and trails
  • c) Cities and malls
  • d) Luxury resorts only

40. Why are the Brahmagiri hills famous?

  • a) Snowfall
  • b) Panoramic view of Coorg’s misty landscape
  • c) Old temples
  • d) Waterfalls only

41. What does “invigorating coffee” mean?

  • a) Strong and refreshing coffee aroma
  • b) Bitter and tasteless coffee
  • c) Expensive coffee
  • d) Imported coffee

42. Which word in the text means “laidback”?

  • a) Independent
  • b) Carefree and relaxed
  • c) Aggressive
  • d) Proud

43. What does “canopy” mean in “tree canopies”?

  • a) Tree roots
  • b) Rain clouds
  • c) Plantations
  • d) Upper covering of trees

44. “Tales of valour” refer to:

  • a) Stories of farming
  • b) Stories of travel
  • c) Stories of fishing
  • d) Stories of bravery

45. Which word is closest in meaning to “abound”?

  • a) Rare
  • b) Scattered
  • c) Plentiful
  • d) Absent

46. Why is Coorg an example of India’s diversity?

  • a) It has both Greek/Arab influences and Tibetan settlements
  • b) It grows tea and coffee
  • c) It is close to Mysore
  • d) It has rivers and hills

47. Which aspect of Coorg attracts nature lovers most?

  • a) Coffee plantations only
  • b) Wildlife, birds, butterflies, and greenery
  • c) Army traditions
  • d) Firearms without license

48. What connects Coorg’s history to Alexander the Great?

  • a) His army settled there and mixed with locals
  • b) He built temples in Coorg
  • c) He fought wars in Coorg
  • d) He planted coffee in Coorg

49. How does Nisargadhama reflect eco-tourism?

  • a) It is an artificial island
  • b) It is a 64-acre natural island accessible by rope bridge
  • c) It is a dam
  • d) It is a fort

50. Why can Coorg be called the “heart and soul of India”?

  • a) It represents India’s natural beauty, cultural diversity, bravery, and hospitality
  • b) It is the largest district
  • c) It has the most rivers
  • d) It has the highest rainfall

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