India’s institutions, landmarks, and living heritage shape one of the world’s most diverse democracies. The set below is designed for high-school seniors: crisp, curriculum-ready questions spanning politics, UNESCO sites, and must-see attractions. Choose an answer for each item to reveal instant feedback. This edition aims to reinforce civics knowledge while celebrating India’s cultural breadth—from Parliament to the peaks and plains that hold centuries of history.
1) India’s upper house of Parliament is officially known as which body?
2) The normal term length of the Lok Sabha is:
3) Which constitutional provision is commonly cited for imposing President’s Rule in a state?
4) The Election Commission of India has its headquarters in which city?
5) The Taj Mahal in Agra stands along which river?
6) Hampi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for Vijayanagara-era ruins, is located in which state?
7) The “Gateway of India,” a major colonial-era landmark facing the Arabian Sea, stands in which city?
8) Valley of Flowers National Park, famed for alpine meadows and endemic flora, lies in which Indian state?
9) The Konark Sun Temple in Odisha is primarily dedicated to which deity?
10) Which is India’s largest state by land area?
Tip: Select one option per question to reveal whether you’re right. Green indicates the correct choice; red marks an incorrect response.
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