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Q Cotton requires _ temperature, light rainfall or irrigation, _ frost-free days
and bright sun-shine for its growth.

1 high, 150

2 low, 150

3 high, 210

4 low, 210

Q What is the national flower of Myanmar ?

1 Padauk

2 Shapla

3 Rhododendron

4 Golden Wattle

Q Indian Standard Time (IST) is ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) by __.

1 3 hours 45 minutes

2 2 hours

3 7 hours 15 minutes

4 5 hours 30 minutes

Q Hill Area Development Programmes were initiated during the ______________ Five-Year Plan covering 15 districts.

Ans 1. Second

2. Fifth

3. Fourth

4. Sixth

Q Who was the first Indian to get the Oscar for lifetime achievements in cinema in 1992?

1 Tarun Majumdar

2 Satyajit Ray

3 T Rama Rao

4 K Viswanath

Q Who was the last Nawab of Oudh ?

1 Wajid Ali Shah

2 Saadat Khan Burhanul mulk

3 Siraj-ud-daulah

4 Asaf-ud-daula

Q Muscles are of three types. Which of the following is NOT one of them?

1 Skeletal

2 Sesamoids

3 Cardiac

4 Smooth

Q Phawngpui or the Blue Mountains is the highest peak in the state of :

1 Odisha

2 Uttarakhand

3 Mizoram

4 Kerala

Q Which act was passed by the British Government of India to introduce Provincial Autonomy?

1 Government of India Act of 1935

2 Indian Independence Act of 1947

3 Charter Act of 1853

4 India Council Act of 1892

Q Who wrote the “Harshacharita”, a biography of Harshavardhana?

1 Harisena

2 Banabhatta

3 Xuan Zang

4 Ravikirti

Q When did Indigo revolt, a peasant movement, start in India?

1 1859

2 1861

3 1889

4 1857

Q In which year Pandit Ravi Shankar got Bharat Ratna ?

1 1999

2 2001

3 1990

4 1998

Q Which is the highest point of Iraq ?

1 Cheekha Dar

2 Mount Noshaq

3 Gangkhar Puensum

4 Mount Hkakabo

Q The reproduction in yeast happens by the process of __.

1 Fertilisation

2 Spore formation

3 Budding

4 Fragmentation

Q When was the Lucknow Pact signed by All India Muslim League and Indian National Congress?

1 1919

2 1916

3 1911

4 1906

Q _ is the chemical process in which different types of chemical reactions are involved in controlling the living state of the cells in an organism.

1 Respiration

2 Transportation

3 Metabolism

4 Excretion

Q How many members of the Legislative Council are there in the state of Karnataka?

Ans 1. 75

2. 100

3. 68

4. 78

Q Who won a bronze medal in Weightlifting at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney?

1 Mirabai Chanu

2 Neelam Setti Laxmi

3 Kunjarani Devi

4 Karnam Malleswari

Q Which among the following is the monsoon mud festival of Goa?

1 Sarhul

2 Karma

3 chikal kalo

4 Ladainha

Q Amar is suffering from Beriberi. What deficiency he has?

1 Vitamin B1

2 Vitamin K

3 Vitamin C

4 Vitamin A

Q Where does Alaknanda River join Bhagirathi River in India?

1 Dehradun

2 Prayagraj

3 Champawat

4 Devprayag

Q Mohiniyattam dance form gets its name from Hindu God _.

1 Shiva

2 Kartikeya

3 Vishnu

4 Krishna

Q Plant cells differ from animal cells in having an additional layer around the cell membrane termed as __.

1 Vacuole

2 Cell wall

3 Chloroplast

4 Cytoplasm

Q Which article of the Indian constitution specifies equality before the law?

1 Article 36

2 Article 23

3 Article 19

4 Article 14

Q The wet temperate type of forests are found between a height of __ metres.

1 1500 and 3000

2 1000 and 2000

3 500 to 1000

4 2000 and 3000

Q “India : The Future Is Now” book is written by __.

1 Shashi Tharoor

2 VS Naipaul

3 Kiran Desai

4 Chetan Bhagat

Q In which state of India is the Seshachalam biosphere reserve located? 

Ans 1. Andhra Pradesh

 2. Kerala 

3. Tamil Nadu

 4. Karnataka

Q Mohur , the gold coin and Rupiya , the silver coin introduced by __

1 Sher Shah Suri [ Farid Khan ]

2 Akbar

3 Humayun

4 Babur

Q Who among the following is famously called the Iron Lady of India?

1 Mary Kom

2 Indira Gandhi

3 Lata Mangeshkar

4 Deepika Padukone

Q The popular depiction named ‘Ravana Shaking Mount Kailash’ is depicted in which of the following cave ?

1 Ellora

2 Kanheri

3 Ajanta

4 Hatigumpha

Q “World Refugee Day” is observed every year on __.

1 17th June

2 20th June

3 22th June

4 18th June

Q Which of the following dancer is related to Odissi dance?

1 Birju Maharaj

2 Shovana Narayan

3 Rukmini Devi

4 Sujata Mohapatra

Q Which of the following administrative units was introduced during the reign of Shah Jahan?

Ans 1. Chakla

2. Mahals

3. Paraganas

4. Subah

Q The Seventy-First Amendment to the Indian Constitution included Konkani, Manipuri,
and Nepali languages in the _ Schedule.

1 Seventh

2 Sixth

3 Fifth

4 Eighth

Q Directive Principles of State Policy of the Indian constitution are borrowed from the
constitution of which country?

1 Germany

2 Spain

3 Ireland

4 Japan

Q Which among the following lakes lies on the borders of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil
Nadu
?

1 Pulicat

2 Dal

3 Loktak

4 Sambhar

Q Buddha meditated for days on end under a peepal tree at __, where he attained
enlightenment.

1 Sarnath

2 Bodh Gaya

3 Ujjain

4 Kushinaga

Q The tropic of cancer does NOT pass through which of the following states of India?

1 Rajasthan

2 Jharkhand

3 Mizoram

4 Odisha

Q PARAM supercomputer belongs to which generation of computers?

1 Third

2 Fifth

3 First

4 Second

Q What is the pH of human blood?

1 5.8

2 10

3 6.5

4 7.4

Q Who among the following has written the Hindi novel ‘Kafan’?

Ans 1. Jaishankar Prasad

2. Sumitranandan Pant

3. Premchand

4. Mahadevi Verma

Q Articles 25 to 28 of the Indian Constitution refer to the:

1 right against exploitation

2 cultural and educational rights

3 right to constitutional remedies

4 right to freedom of religion

Q What is the percentage of the disabled population in India according to the 2011census?

Ans 1. 2.21%

2. 2.97%

3. 3.63%

4. 1.33%

Q Which of the following is the largest freshwater lake in India?

1 Wular

2 Bhimtal

3 Loktak

4 Barapani

Q How many players on each side are allowed on the field at a time in the game of
Volleyball?

1 6

2 8

3 7

4 5

Q Koli is the folk dance of which of the following Indian states?

1 Maharashtra

2 Jharkhand

3 West Bengal

4 Tamil Nadu

Q “Oder-Neisse Line” is a boundary between which two countries?

1 Germany and Poland

2 South Vietnam and North Vietnam

3 The USA and Canada

4 France and Germany

Q Which country is known as ‘Island of Pearls’?

1 Bahrain

2 Denmark

3 Japan

4 Norway

Q The First historic novel ‘Anguriya Binimoy’ was written by :

1 Bhudev Mukhopadhyay

2 Sarat Chandra

3 Bankim Chandra

4 Salim Ali

Q In which year did Khudiram Bose tried to assassinate Kingsford in Muzaffarpur?

1 1908

2 1910

3 1904

4 1906

Q Who was the first woman to be nominated as the member of Rajya Sabha?

1 Rukmini Devi Arundale

2 Sucheta Kriplani

3 Sushma Swaraj

4 Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay

Q Which Indian was crowned Miss World Continental Queen of Beauty -Asia and Oceania in 1999 ?

1 Yukta Mookhey

2 Reita Faria

3 Priyanka Chopra

4 Aishwarya Rai

Q Name the class of folk songs of Goa , usually sung to mourn the death of the loved ones ?

1 Banvarh

2 Lotia

3 Maand

4 Panihari

Q Bell Metal alloy consists of :

1 copper and tin

2 copper and nickel

3 copper and zinc

4 copper and aluminum

Q When was the decimal system of currency introduced in India?

1 1957

2 1947

3 1950

4 1952

Q “I Witness : Partial Observation” book is written by ______

1 Kapil Sibal

2 Shashi Thaoor

3 Chetan Bhagat

4 VS Naipaul

Q Which of the following terms is used in India for a tract of land lying between two confluent rivers?

1 Doab

2 Valley

3 Plateau

4 None of these

Q Who was elected the Congress president after the end of the Tripuri crisis?

1 Rajendra Prasad

2 Jawahar Lal Nehru

3 Sarojini Naidu

4 JB Kriplani

Q Which Sultans of the Sultanate of Delhi transferred his capital from Delhi to Agra?

1 Sikandar Lodhi

2 Ibrahim Lodi

3 Khizr Khan

4 Bahlol Lodi

Q Which of the following Harappan sites is thought to have direct sea trade links with Mesopotamia?

1 Lothal

2 Ropar

3 KotDiji

4 Dholavira

Q Buddhism was divided into Mahayana and Hinayana during the reign of which of the following rulers?

1 Kanishka

2 Ashoka

3 Chnadragupta

4 Harsha

Q In the Constitution of India, promotion of international peace and security is mentioned in which of the following parts?

1 Directive Principles of State [ Article 51 A ]

2 Fundamental Duties

3 Preamble to the Constitution

4 Ninth Schedule

Q Who was elected unopposed as the President of India?

1 Neelam Sanjiva Reddy

2 VV Giri

3 Giani Zail Singh

4 Dr S Radhakrishnan

Q Who among the following had the shortest tenure as Indian President?

1 Zakir Hussain

2 Neelam Sanjiva Reddy

3 Giani Zail Singh

4 Fakruddin Ali Ahmed

Q When was the name of Madras State changed in Tamil Nadu?

1 1969

2 1956

3 1962

4 1995

Q Which of the following controls the amount of light entering the eye?

1 Iris

2 cornea

3 retina

4 eyelens

Q With which of the following does Haemoglobin has maximum affinity?

1 Carbon Monoxide

2 Oxygen

3 Carbon dioxide

4 Hydrogen

Q What is the numerical value of temperature at which Fahrenheit and Celsius scales are equal?

1 [ -40 ]

2 40

3 273

4 [ -273 ]

Q Mount St. Helens is an active strato volcano located in which country?

1 USA

2 Japan

3 Chile

4 India

Q Who among the following is related with ‘Labour Theory of Property’?

1 John Locke

2 Adam Smith

3 James Mill

4 JJ Rousseau

Q Who rejected the “Principles of Administration as myths and proverbs”?

1 Herbert Simon

2 FW Riggs

3 Dwight Waldo

4 Frank Marini

Q The authoritative text of the Indian Constitution in Hindi was authorized to be published which of the following constitutional amendments?

1 58th Amendment Act , 1987

2 57th Amendment Act , 1987

3 61st Amendment Act , 1988

4 59th Amendment Act , 1988

Q The Chalukya ruler Pulakesin’s victory over Harshavardhana was in year _____-

1 618 AD

2 612 AD

3 622 AD

4 634 AD

Q Chaumukha temple is dedicated to Lord Adinath , is in which state ?

1 Rajasthan

2 Madhya Pradesh

3 Uttar Pradesh

4 Bihar

Q Rojdi is an archaelogical site located in which state ?

1 Gujarat

2 Uttar Pradesh

3 Rajasthan

4 Maharashtra

Q In 1876, Surendranath Banerjea and Ananda Mohan Bose established a nationalist political group in Bengal. The group was named:

1 Indian Association

2 East India Association

3 Indian National Congress

4 London India Association

Q Ahiri is the folk dance of which state ?

1 Himachal Pradesh

2 Madhya Pradesh

3 Andhra Pradesh

4 Arunachal Pradesh

Q At which place in Uttar Pradesh where Lord Buddha returned from heaven to earth ?

1 Sankisa

3 Kaushambi

3 Sravasti

4 Kushinagar

Q Paraguay and Bolivia are the two landlocked country of which continent ?

1 South America

2 North America

3 Australia

4 Europe

Q Which of the following mountain ranges has Kalumar Peak as one of its highest peak ?

1 Vindhya

2 Satpura

3 Aravali

4 Cardamon hills

Q To which of the following regions is the dance form named ‘Rasiya’ traditionally associated ?

1 Braj

2 Awadh

3 Mithila

4 Magahi

Q Who among the following introduced the Sufi order named ‘Chisti Silsila’ in India ?

1 Khwaja Moinuddin

2 Usman Harooni

3 Shaikh Fariduddin

4 Qutb-ud-Din Bakhtiyar Kaki

Q Thoda Martial Art form is from which state of India ?

1 Himachal Pradesh

2 Kerala

3 Manipur

4 Tamil Nadu

Q Who was the President of India when Anti-Defection Bill passed ?

1 Giani Zail Singh

2 Neelam Sanjiva Reddy

3 R Venkataraman

4 Dr Shankar Dyal Sharma

Q Bahmani Kingdom was established in 1347 by :

1 Alauddin Bahman Shah

2 Mahmud Shah

3 Hassan Gangu

4 Alauddin II

Q Which festival in Tripura is held on the seventh day of the month of Vaishakha ?

1 Garia Puja

2 Gaura-Gauri

3 Kharchi Puja

4 Ker Puja

Chakyar Koothu is the folk dance of which state of India?

1 Kerala

2 Assam

3 Rajasthan

4 Odisha

Q ‘Ramacharitam’ was written by :

1 Shandhyakar Nandi

2 Chand Bardai

3 Banabhatta

4 Kalhana

Q Under __ (Governor General from 1813 to 1823) a new policy of “paramountcy” was initiated. Now the Company claimed that its authority was paramount or supreme, hence its power was greater than that of Indian states.

1 Lord Hastings

2 Lord Amherst

3 Lord Cornwallis

4 Lord Auckland

Q Kamaicha , Morchang and Ravanhatha are the folk instrument of which state ?

1 Rajasthan

2 Assam

3 Kerala

4 Odisha

Q The most distinctive type of folk songs of Assam are __.

1 Bihu songs

1 Teej songs

3 Qawwali songs

4 Bhuta songs

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