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Passage: Kerala is known as 'God's Own Country' and is famous for its scenic beauty, backwaters, and rich cultural heritage. The state has a literacy rate of over 93%, which is the highest in India. Tourism plays a major role in Kerala's economy, attracting millions of visitors every year from across the globe. The state is also renowned for its traditional art forms like Kathakali and Mohiniyattam. Question: What is the literacy rate of Kerala mentioned in the passage?
Q2 · Reading Comprehension · EASY
Passage: The coconut tree is called the 'Kalpavriksha' or wish-fulfilling tree in Kerala because every part of it is useful. The fruit provides nutritious water and meat. The husk is used to make coir, which is exported worldwide. Coconut oil is extracted for cooking and cosmetic purposes. The leaves are woven into mats and baskets, while the trunk is used for construction. Kerala is one of the largest producers of coconut in India. Question: According to the passage, why is the coconut tree called 'Kalpavriksha'?
Q3 · Reading Comprehension · MEDIUM
Passage: The Kerala Public Service Commission (KPSC) is the central recruiting agency for appointments to the state civil services. Established in 1956, it conducts examinations for various posts in government departments. The Commission ensures fair and transparent selection of candidates based on merit. It follows the provisions of the Constitution of India and maintains high standards in recruitment procedures. KPSC plays a vital role in providing employment opportunities to educated youth in Kerala. Question: What does KPSC ensure in the selection of candidates?
Q4 · Reading Comprehension · MEDIUM
Passage: Monsoons are crucial for agriculture in Kerala. The state receives rainfall from both the South-West monsoon (June to September) and the North-East monsoon (October to November). The South-West monsoon contributes about 75% of the total annual rainfall. Rice, the staple food crop, is cultivated during the monsoon season. However, excessive rainfall sometimes leads to floods and landslides, causing damage to life and property. The government has undertaken various measures to manage water resources and mitigate flood risks. Question: Which of the following statements can be inferred from the passage?
Q5 · Reading Comprehension · HARD
Passage: The Vaikom Satyagraha of 1924-25 was a landmark event in Kerala's social reform movement. It was launched to secure the rights of lower caste people to use public roads around the Vaikom temple. Leaders like T.K. Madhavan, K.P. Kesava Menon, and George Joseph led the movement. Mahatma Gandhi visited Vaikom and supported the cause. The agitation received widespread support from different communities. Though the initial demand was not fully met, the movement brought national attention to the issue of untouchability and inspired similar movements across India. It marked a significant step towards social equality in Kerala. Question: What was the primary objective of the Vaikom Satyagraha according to the passage?