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1. Earth is a very big magnet. In which direction does its magnetic field extend?

(A). East to West

(B). West to East

(C). North to South

(D). South to North


Right Answer: C

2. Which of the following is meant for the ex-situconservation of various species?

(A). Herbarium

(B). Sprem bank

(C). Blood bank

(D). Germplasm bank

Right Answer: B

3. Drying oil contain a fairly large proportion of :

(A). Saturated fatty acids

(B). Unsaturated fatty acids

(C). Fats

(D). Protiens


Right Answer: B

4. Human Development Index was formulated by:

(A). UNCTAD

(B). ASEAN

(C). UBRD

(D). UNDP


Right Answer: D

5. The infective stage of Malaria is:

(A). Merozoile

(B). Gametocyte

(C). Ring stage

(D). Sporzoite


Right Answer: D

6. Who said that the Directive Principles of State Policy are just “a cheque on bank payable at
the convenience of bank”?

(A). N.G. Ranga

(B). Pandit Nehru

(C). K.T. Shah

(D). B.R. Ambedkar


Right Answer: C

7. Consumption for the sake of enjoying social aknowledgement is called :

(A). Demonstration consumption

(B). Rational consumption

(C). Social consumption

(D). Conspicuous consumption


Right Answer: D

8. The red, orange and yellow colour of leaves are due to :

(A). Lignins

(B). Carotenoids

(C). Aldehydes

(D). Tannins


Right Answer: B

9. The state which has registered the highest population growth according to 2001 census is:

(A). Sikkim

(B). Kerala

(C). Uttar Pradesh

(D). Nagaland


Right Answer: C

10. Tohra is the sacred book of

(A). Judaism

(B). Zoroastrianism

(C). Confucianism

(D). Taoism


Right Answer: A

11. Pyroligneous acid obtained from wood contains:

(A). 10% Ethanol

(B). 10% Formaldehyde

(C). 10% Acetic Acid

(D). 10% Formic Acid


Right Answer: C

12. The treaty of Versailles restored Alsace-Lorraine to:

(A). Belgium

(B). Italy

(C). Britain

(D). France


Right Answer: D

13. The seat of Kerala High Court is located at:

(A). Ernakulam

(B). Kottayam

(C). Thiruvanathapuram

(D). Kollam

Right Answer: A

14. Pollar-bears hold cures for:

(A). Kidney failure

(B). Type ll diabetes

(C). Osteoporosis

(D). Breast-cancer


Right Answer: B

15. India making ‘Double Taxation Avoidance Agrrements’ (DTAA) with other countries for the
promotion of :

(A). Foreign Institutional Investment

(B). Bilateral trade

(C). External commercial borrowings

(D). Foreign direct investment


Right Answer: B

16. Low cost housing is an example for:

(A). Merit wants

(B). Mixed wants

(C). Social wants

(D). Private wants


Right Answer: A

17. The disease that kills more people than lung cancer as a consequence of air pollution is:

(A). heart attack

(B). chronic bronchitis

(C). asthma

(D). emphesema

Right Answer: D

18. Peninsular India has the following zonal soil types:

(A). Alluvial soil

(B). Red and Yellow soil

(C). Forest soil

(D). Saline soil


Right Answer: B

19. Mamta Sharma was appointed in 2011 as the chairperson of

(A). National Commission for BCs

(B). National Commission for Minorities

(C). National Commission for Protection of Child Rights

(D). National Commission for Women


Right Answer: D

20. “Eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth” is the guiding principle of :

(A). Reformative theory of Justice

(B). Attributive theory of Justice

(C). Retributive theory of Justice

(D). Deterrent theory of Justice

Right Answer: C

21. The proposal for the creation of new All-India Services can be considerd only:

(A). if majority of State Legislature make such demand

(B). if Lok Sabha passes a resolution by two-thirds majority

(C). if Rajya Sabha passes a resolution by two-thirds majority

(D). None of the above

Right Answer: C

22. The Asokan Edicts were deciphered first by:

(A). James Prinsep

(B). Sir John Marshall

(C). Sir William Jones

(D). Charles Wilkins


Right Answer: A

23. An algae type ocean deposit is :

(A). Pelagic deposits

(B). Neritic remains

(C). Diatom Ooze

(D). Pteropod Ooze


Right Answer: A

24. Which of the following pairs is correctly matched?

(A). Gypsum – Calcium hydoxide

(B). Milk of lime – Sodium sulphate

(C). Glauber’s salt – Calcium sulphate

(D). Salt petre – Potassium nitrate


Right Answer: D

25. Which is not a correct statement?

(A). Dilute solution contains less amount of solute

(B). Phenols are acidic

(C). In benzene all the atoms lie in one plane

(D). Methylated spirit contains only methanol

Right Answer: D

26. The most densely populated State in India is:

(A). Tamilnadu

(B). Kerala

(C). Uttar Pradesh
(D). West Bengal


Right Answer: D

27. The first speaker of Lok Sabha was :

(A). G.V. Mavlankar

(B). S. Radhkrishanan

(C). M. Ananthsayanam Ayyangar

(D). Sardar Hukam Singh


Right Answer: A

28. Who was the teacher of Gautam Buddha?

(A). Patanjali

(B). Panini

(C). Alara Kalama

(D). Kapila


Right Answer: C

29. Which bank was the first to introduce ATMs to the world?

(A). Citi Bank

(B). Hong Kong bank

(C). Standard Chartered Bank

(D). Bank of America

Right Answer: A

30. Which colour/colours of light has the highest velocity through vaccum

(A). Blue

(B). Red

(C). Green

(D). All of the above

Right Answer: D

31. The 98th Indian Science Congress was held in 2011 at:

(A). Bhubaneshwar

(B). Bengaluru

(C). Bhopal

(D). Chennai


Right Answer: D

32. The 34th National Games were held in 2011 in:

(A). Jharkhand

(B). Uttarakhand

(C). Kerala

(D). Karanatka


Right Answer: A

33. The Iron and Steel plant in Bihar is at:

(A). Vijay Nagar

(B). Visakhapatnam

(C). Bokaro

(D). Burmpur

Right Answer: C

34. The ultimate source of energy in a hydroelectric power station is:

(A). the electro-chemical energy of water

(B). solar energy

(C). the potential energy of water

(D). the kinetic energy of water

Right Answer: C

35. Union Carbide India Ltd. manufactured essentially:

(A). Leather goods

(B). Heavy water

(C). Petrochemicals

(D). Fertilizers


Right Answer: C

36. Photosynthetic vesicle found in bacteria is called a:

(A). Pneumatophoric

(B). Mesosome

(C). Chromatophore

(D). Genophore


Right Answer: C

37. What type of mirror is used in a view finding mirror of a vehicle?

(A). Paraboloidal mirror

(B). Convex mirror

(C). Plane mirror

(D). Concave mirror

Right Answer: B

38. We receive sunlight on earth surface. What type of light beams are these?

(A). Diverging

(B). Random

(C). Parallel

(D). Converging


Right Answer: B

39. Who is the author of the book ‘Pakistan: Beyond the Crisis State’?

(A). M.J. Akbar

(B). Kohram Iqbal

(C). Marleeha Lodhi

(D). Amir Mir


Right Answer: C

40. The biggest planet in the solar system is:

(A). Uranus

(B). Venus

(C). Jupiter

(D). Saturn

Right Answer: C

41. The authority to specify which castes shall be deemed to be scheduled castes with the:

(A). Governor

(B). Commissioner for Scheduled Castes and Tribes

(C). Prime Minister

(D). President


Right Answer: B

42. Ram Sharan Sharma, who died in 2011 was an

(A). Archaeologist

(B). Chemist

(C). Economist

(D). Indologist


Right Answer: D

43. Of the following economists, whom do you consider to be the Master of “Partial Analysis”?

(A). Lionel Robbins

(B). Chemist

(C). Alfred Marshall

(D). J.M. Keynes


Right Answer: C

44. Brain drain has been caused by:

(A). socio-economic instability

(B). failure to recognise talent in the orginating countary

(C). the lure of high living standards

(D). lack of employment opportunities

Right Answer: D

45. What is m-commerce?

(A). marketing commerce

(B). machine commerce

(C). mobile commerce

(D). money commerce

Right Answer: C

46. The study of population is known as-

(A). Hydrology

(B). Demography

(C). Climatology

(D). Pertology


Right Answer: B

47. The prose collection of the vedic poes are:

(A). Brahmanas

(B). Samhitas

(C). Upnishads

(D). Aranyakas

Right Answer: B

48. A plant known only in cultivation having arisen under domestication is referred to as:

(A). Clone

(B). Scion

(C). Cultigen

(D). Cultivar


Right Answer: C

49. ‘Who favoured the Artic Home theory of the Aryans?

(A). Jacobi

(B). Pargiter

(C). A. C. Das

(D). B.G. Tilak


Right Answer: D

50. Wheat, Barley, Lemon, Orange, rye and pearl millet belongs to:

(A). four plant families

(B). the same plant family

(C). two plant families

(D). three plant families


Right Answer: B



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