(1)Asiatic black bear and snow leopard is found in which of the following places?
(a)Sundarbans National Park
(b)Nanda Devi and Valley of Flowers National Parks
(c)Keoladeo National Park
(d)Manas Wildlife Sanctuary
Ans-b(Nanda Devi and Valley of Flowers National Parks)
(2)Mother Teresa won Nobel Prize for?
(a)Literature
(b)Physics
(c)peace
(d)Economic Studies
Ans-c(Peace)
(3)BCG vaccine is given to protect from which of the following?
(a)Jaundice
(b)Anaemia
(c)Tuberculosis
(d)Polio
Ans-c(Tuberculosis)
(4)Parallel venation is found in______________.
(a)plants which are monocots
(b)plants which have a dicot stem
(c)plants with leaves similar to Tulsi
(d)plants with tap roots
Ans-a(plants which are monocots)
(5)The hardest part of the body is____________.
(a)Bones
(b)Tooth Enamel
(c)Skull
(d)Spinal Cord
Ans-b(Tooth Enamel)
(6)The Chemical formula of Ammonium sulphate is
(a)NH₄SO₄
(b)(NH₄)₂SO₃
(c)NH₄SO₃
(d)(NH₄)₂SO₄
Ans-d ((NH₄)₂SO₄)
(7)The common name of lead(II)sulphide is
(a)borax
(b)epsom salt
(c)galena
(d)brimstone
Ans-c(galena)
(8)SMTP in computer science stands for?
(a)Simple Markup Transfer Protocol
(b)Systems Mail Transfer Protocol
(c)Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
(d)Systems Memory Transfer Protocol
Ans-c(Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)
(9)Which of the following is a string based Indian musical instrument?
(a)Samvadini
(b)Jaltarang
(c)Surbahar
(d)Pakhawaj
Ans-c(Surbahar)
(10)Calculate a country’s GDP if for the yeat, consumer spending is $900 million, government spending is $250 million, investment by businesses is $180 million, exports are $85 million and imports are $100 million.
(a)$1345 million
(b)$1315 million
(c)$955 million
(d)$815 million
Ans-b($1315 million)
(11)Increase in the demand for a good will cause the equilibrium price of the good to_________and the equilibrium quantity to_________.
(a)increase; increase
(b)decrease; decrease
(c)increase; decrease
(d)decrease; increase
Ans-a(increase; increase)
(12)Which type of pathogen causes the water-borne disease E. coli Infection?
(a)Protozoan
(b)Parasitic
(c)Bacterial
(d)Viral
Ans-c(Bacterial)
(13)____________is a measure of the actual amount of water vapour in a particular sample of air:measured as a partial pressure.
(a)Specific Humidity
(b)Absolute Humidity
(c)Relative Humidity
(d)Dew Point
Ans-b(Absolute Humidity)
(14)In India all of the following are sources for government revenue,except?
(a)Agricultural income tax)
(b)Anti dumping duty
(c)Perquisite tax
(d)Toll tax
Ans-a(Agricultural income tax)
(15)Ranchi is the capital of which Indian State?
(a)Chattisgarh
(b)Goa
(c)Himachal Pradesh
(d)Jharkhand
Ans-d(Jharkhand)
(16)What is the capital of Greece?
(a)Buenos Aires
(b)Stockholm
(c)Athens
(d)Bern
Ans-c(Athens)
(17)World War 2 was fought between two groups,the Allies and the Axis Powers?Which country did not belong to the Axis Powers?
(a)Denmark
(b)Bulgaria
(c)Romania
(d)Italy
Ans-a(Denmark)
(18)During Akbar’s reign who was the Finance Minister of the Mughal empire?
(a)Raja Todar Mal
(b)Man Singh I
(c)Birbal
(d)Tansen
Ans-a(Raja Todar Mal)
(19)Who Invented Lawnmower?
(a)Edwin Howard Armstrong
(b)John Barber
(c)Edwin Beard Budding
(d)Nicholas Callan
Ans-c(Edwin Beard Budding)
(20)________________is defined as the force acting per unit current per unit length on a wire placed at right angles to the magnetic field.
(a)Magnetic susceptibility
(b)Magnetic flux density
(c)Magnetic flux
(d)Magnetic pulse
Ans-b(Magnetic flux density)
(21)If an object moves in a purely rotatory motion,then each constituent particle of the body moves in a circle,the centre of which is located on a line is
(a)the axis of rotation
(b)the line of rotation
(c)the spinning rod
(d)the fixed line
Ans-a(the axis of rotation)
(22)The second most senior office in the country is of____________.
(a)Office of the President of India
(b)Office of the Prime Minister of India
(c)Office of the Vice President of India
(d)Office of the Chief Justice of India
Ans-c(Office of the Vice President of India)
(23)Article 187 of the Indian Constitution”Secretariat of State Legislature”deals with?
(a)the State Government
(b)the directive principles of state policy
(c)the Union Government
(d)the fundamental rights of the Indian Citizen
Ans-a(the State Government)
(24)Which country won the first cricket world cup?
(a)New Zealand
(b)West Indies
(c)England
(d)Australia
Ans-b(West Indies)
(25)Who is the author of “Promise Me a Million Times”?
(a)Amish Tripathi
(b)Durjoy Datta
(c)Keshav Aneel
(d)Savi Sharma
Ans-c(Keshav Aneel)

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