Episode 2 : Kannadada Kotyadhipati Questions

Following are the questions from episode 2 of Kannadada Kotyadhipati telecasted on 13th March 2012 along with answers. Fastest Finger First Question : Arrange these chief ministers of Karnataka in the chronological order of assuming office - (Answer) S Nijalingappa, Devaraj Urs, Veerappa Moily, Sadananda Gowda

Which of the following terms is also known as 'Shenga' in Kannada? Nelagadale (Groundnut) 

Complete the Kannada proverb - tumbida _____ tuLukuvudilla? koda

On which animal does Dr. Rajkumar sit and sing the song Yaare koogaadali ? Emme (Buffalo)

Who writes the column Khaas Baat in the tabloid Hai Bengaloor? Ravi Belagere

What is the name of the first month in Islamic calender? Moharam

Identify the politician's voice ? S Bangarappa

Fastest Finger First Question : Starting from the lightest arrange the following animals according to increasing order of their weights - (Answer) Squirrel, Domestic Cat, Elephant, Blue Whale

Which of the following is Chikori normally mixed with? Coffee

Which word completes the proverb ______ tooguva kai jagattannE toogaballadu? tottilannu

In which of these games, does a net separate the playing area into 2 equal halves? Badminton

Which TV program was hosted by multilingual actress Lakshmi? Kathe Alla Jeevana

Ilakal and Molakaalmooru are varieties of which of the following? Saree

Which of the following animals lends its name to a national park located in Western ghats in Karnataka? Kudure or Horse (Kuduremukha national park)

By what name is K V Puttappa popularly known as? Kuvempu

What is the name of the electric car first manufactured in India for commercial purposes? REVA

What is the common name of the tree whose Latin name is Santalum Album? Sandalwood

In which of these categories did Bhanu Athaiya win an Oscar (which made her the first Indian to win an Oscar)?  Best Costume Design (for film - Gandhi (1982))

Fastest Finger First Question : Arrange the following Kannada terms in increasing order of time/duration? vaara (week), paakshika(fortnight), tingalu(month), varsha(year)