Bhutanese Spiritual, Cultural, and Environmental Heritage Quiz

What is recognized as the spiritual heritage of Bhutan according to Article 3 of the Constitution?

• Islam

• Hinduism

• Buddhism

• Christianity

Who is designated as the protector and patron of all religions in Bhutan?

• The Prime Minister

• The Druk Gyalpo

• The Je Khenpo

• The Parliament

What does Article 3 of the Constitution emphasize regarding the treatment of religions?

• Only Buddhism should be practiced

• All religions must be treated equally

• One religion must be favored

• Religions should be mixed with politics

What is the role of the Je Khenpo in Bhutan?

• To lead the government

• To oversee all religious institutions

• To represent the Parliament

• To manage the economy

What is the primary responsibility of the state regarding cultural heritage as per Article 4?

• To enforce a single culture

• To promote foreign cultures

• To ignore cultural practices

• To preserve and protect cultural heritage

What percentage of Bhutan's land must be maintained under forest cover according to the Constitution?

• 70%

• 60%

• 80%

• 50%

Which of the following is a significant feature of Bhutan's environmental policy?

• Encouraging deforestation

• Promoting industrialization

• Ignoring environmental issues

• Conservation of biodiversity

What is the main source of national revenue in Bhutan?

• Tourism

• Hydropower

• Agriculture

• Mining

What does the Constitution of Bhutan say about the evolution of culture?

• Culture should be abandoned

• Culture must be preserved as it is

• Culture is static

• Culture is constantly changing

What is the significance of the Dratshang Lhentshog?

• It is a political party

• It is a government agency

• It is a religious institution

• It is a cultural festival