SSC COMBINED HIGHER SECONDARY LEVEL EXAM QUESTION PAPER
PART-1
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
1.Which
conclusion is true with respect to the given statements?
Statements:
(i)Roy
studies History and Political Science
(ii)Roy
studies in Oxford University
Conclusions:
A.Roy does not study Political Science.
B.Roy studies History and Polical Science in Oxford
University.
C.Roy studies Social Science
D.Roy does not study History
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2.The mall
is 250 meters north-west of the market.The school is 250 meters south-west of
the market.In which
direction is the school from the mall?
A.West
B.South
C.North
D.East
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3.Carpentry:Skill::___________:Talent
A.Singing
B.Plumbing
C.Driving
D.Masonry
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4.Female:Feminine::Male:_________?
A.Man
B.Masculine
C.Macho
D.Manager
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5.PS:VY::FI:_____?
A.VZ
B.WZ
C.LO
D.UX
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6.KcaC:CacK::XgmF:_____?
A.FmgX
B.Gmef
C.EmgF
D.EgmX
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7.42:20::64:____?
A.33
B.34
C.31
D.32
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8.SUMO:PRJL::TAXI:______?
A.WDXJ
B.QDVF
C.QXUF
D.QDNF
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9.1/4:1/8::2/3:____?
A.1/2
B.1
C.1/4
D.1/3
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10.Concord:Agreement::Discord:_______?
A.Comparison
B.Conflict
C.Association
D.Blended
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11.Two
statements are given,each followed by two conclusion/assumption,I and II.You
have to consider the
statement to be true even if they seem to be at
variance from commonly known facts.You have to decide which of the given
conclusion/assumptions,if any,follows from the given statements:
Statements:
(i)Some
papers are pens
(ii)All the
pencils are pens
Conclusions:
I.Some pens
are pencils
II.Some pens
are papers
A.Either I or II follows
B.Both I and II follows
C.Only I conclusion follows
D.Only II conclusion follows
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12.If
Ramya’s rank is 22nd out of 46 students.What is her rank from the
last?
A.29
B.32
C.24
D.26
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13.Choose
the similar group of numbers on the basis of certain common properties they
possess:
A.24,69,58
B.55,66,77
C.63,70,86
D.54,57,78
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14.Which one
of the given responses would be a meaningful order of the following?
1.India
2.Bangalore
3.Asia
4.Karnataka
A.3,1,4,2
B.3,1,2,4
C.1,2,3,4
D.3,4,2,1
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15.If FADE is coded as 3854
then how can GAGE be coded?
A.2834
B.2824
C.2814
D.1824
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16.Which one
set of letters when sequentially placed at the gaps in the given letter series
shall complete it?
A.ambbm
B.mabam
C.abmab
D.mbabm
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17.If it is
possible to form a word with the first,fourth,seventh and eleventh letters in
the word ‘SUPERFLUOUS’,write
the first letter of that word.
A.O
B.E
C.S
D.L
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18.After
going 80 m from his house towards east,a person turns left and goes 20m,then
turns right and moves
100 m,then turn left and goes 60m,then turns right and goes 120 m to reach the
park.What is the distance
between his house and the park?
A.120m
B.20m
C.100m
D.80m
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19.If
SUNDAY=18,MONSOON=21,YEAR=12,then THURSDAY=?
A.26
B.42
C.28
D.24
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20.The sum
of ages of mother,daughter and son is 87 years.What will be the sum of their
ages after 8 years?
A.110
B.111
C.105
D.101
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21.If’-‘stands
for addition,’+’for multiplication,’/’ for substraction and ‘X’for
division,which one of the following equations is correct?
A.5+2-12*6/2=10
B.5/2+12*6-2=4
C.5-2+12*6/2=27
D.5+2-12/6*2=13
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22.Unscramble
the following letters to frame a meaningful word.Then find outh the correct
numerical position of
the letters.
O(1)T(2)Y(3)S(4)R(5)H(6)I(7)
A.6241375
B.6452173
C.6347125
D.6742153
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23.If P
denotes /,Q denotes x,R denotes + and S denotes-,then 16Q12P6R5S4=?
A.32
B.33
C.30
D.31
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24.In
following series find 20th number.
9,5,1,-3,-7,-11,------------
A.-64
B.-75
C.-70
D.-67
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25.1.Range
2.Rain
3.Rein
4.Ranger
A.2,3,4,1
B.2,1,3,4
C.2,1,4,3
D.2,4,3,1
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26.1.Necessary
2.Navigate
3.Nautical
4.Naval
A.3,4,2,1
B.3,2,4,1
C.2,1,4,3
D.4,3,2,1
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Directions:In
question number 27 to 30,a series is
given,with one term missing.Choose the correct alternative from the given ones that will complete the series.
27.4,11,17,22,____,29,31,32
A.26
B.27
C.23
D.24
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28.Y,T,P,--,K
A.L
B.O
C.N
D.M
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29.AZ,CX,FU,---------?
A.JQ
B.KP
C.IR
D.IV
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30.6+Square
root of 216;7+ Square root of 343;8+ Square root of512;9+ Square root of 729;
A.10+ Square root of 10000
B.10+ Square root of 105
C.10+ Square root of 100
D.10+ Square root of 1000
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Directions:In
question numbers 35 to 43,find the odd word/letters/number/number pair from the
given alternatives.
35.A.DAC
B.UTV
C.IFH
D.NKM
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36.A.Cone
B.Rectangle
C.Circle
D.Triangle
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37.A.SQOM
B.WUSP
C.MKIG
D.ZXVT
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38.A.Tea:Bevarages
B.Legumes:Nodules
C.Beans:Pulses
D.Rice:Cereals
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39.A.SRQP
B.LKJI
C.HGFE
D.UVWX
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40.A.3249
B.2709
C.8314
D.2518
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41.A.66
B.76
C.56
D.36
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42.A.Knock
B.Wrong
C.Psychology
D.Fast
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43.A.36,27
B.23,14
C.82,29
D.45,18
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44.The image
of a clock in a mirror is seen as 3.15.What is the right time?
A.10.45
B.7:45
C.9:45
D.8:45
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Directions:In
question numbers 51 and 52,a sentence has been given in Active/Passive
Voice.Out of the four
alternatives suggested,select the one which best expresses the same sentence in
Passive/Active Voice and
Mark your answer in the Answer Sheet
51.The boys
were making kites
A.Kites were being made by the boys
B.Kites are made by the boys
C.The boys had made kites
D.Kites are being made by the boys.
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52.He will
not use the computer.
A.The computer will not be used by him.
B.The use of the computer will not be by him.
C.The computer he will not use
D.By him the computer will not be used.
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Directions:In
question numbers 53 and 54,a sentence has been given in Direct/Indirect.Out of
the four alternatives
suggested,select the one which best expresses the same sentence in
Indirect/Direct and mark
your answer in the Answer Sheet.
53.The
policeman said to the driver,”Do you have a license?”
A.The policeman asked the driver whether he had a license
B.The policeman asked the driver whether he had a licence
C.The policeman asked the driver whether he has a license
D.The policeman asked the driver whether he have a license
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54.The
teacher said to the students,”March quietly to the ground.”
A.The teacher instructed their students that they should
march quietly to the ground.
B.The teacher instructed the students that they must march
quietly to the ground
C.The teacher instructed the students to march quietly to
the ground
D.The teacher said to the students that they should march
quietly to the ground
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Directions:In
question numbers 55 to 64,In the following passage some of the words have been
left out.Read the
passage carefully and choose the correct answer to each question out of the
four alternative and fill in the blanks.
In civilized
life there is a rule 55violence,against taking the 56into our
hands.It is a rule which 57of us observe so often,indeed,that a great58 of people go
through life 59orderliness and non-violence as part of the scheme of nature.But when 60comes
into their midst61refuses to observe the current rules,and 62the simple rule that might is right,the law –abiding
members63society do not know what to do,and look on in 64 bewildered
confusion.
55.A.After
B.At
C.Against
D.Upon
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56.A.Police
B.People
C.Rule
D.Law
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57.A.Most
B.None
C.Many
D.Every
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58.A.Amount
B.Number
C.Capacity
D.Sum
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59.A.Not expecting
B.Expecting
C.Not accepting
D.Accepting
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60.A.No one
B.Any one
C.None
D.Everyone
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61.A.Who
B.How
C.Where
D.Whom
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62.A.Following
B.Followed
C.Follows
D.Follow
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63.A.Of
B.At
C.In
D.On
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64.A.Helping
B.Helped
CHelpless
D.Helpful
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Directions:In
question numbers 65 to 68,sentences are given with blanks to be filled in with
an appropriate
word(s).Four alternatives are suggested for each question.Choose the correct
alternative out of the
four and indicate it by blackening the appropriate circle in the Answer sheet.
65.As the
doctor-------------into the room,the nurse handed him the temperature chart of
the patient.
A.Came
B.Was coming
C.Comes
D.Is coming
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66.All
orders must-------the rules
A.Conform to
B.Conforms to
C.Conforming with
D.Conforms with
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67.She
failed to--------------to her name.
A.Line up
B.Shine up
C.Keep up
D.Rise up
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68.The
economic ----------has affected our sales tremendously.
A.Showdown
B.Slowdown
C.Crackdown
D.Touchdown
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Directions:In
question numbers 69 to 72,four alternatives are given for the Idiom\Phrase
underlined.Choose the
alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom\Phrase and mark it in
the Answer Sheet.
69.To
make up one’s mind.
A.To remember things clearly
B.To remind oneself of something
C.To think creatively
D.To decide what to do
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70.To put
in a nut-shell
A.To state something very concisely
B.To place something
C.To be blunt about something
D.To be long and exhaustive about something
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71.Nowadays
it has become a fashion to take French Leave
A.Saying goodbye in French style
B.Absenting oneself without permission
C.Taking leave to go to France
D.Seeking permission from French Embassy
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72.International
monetary affairs are governed by the gnomes of Zurich.
A.Foreign leaders
B.Big International bankers
C.Guardians of treasure
D.Withcraft of Zurich
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Directions:In
question numbers 73 to 76,a part of the
sentence is underlined.Below are given alternatives to the underlined part at(A),(B),(C)which may
improve the sentence.Choose the correct alternative.In case no improvement is needed your answer
is(D).Mark your answer in the Answer Sheet.
73.She had
realized that she had seen him before.
A.Had been realized
B.Realized
C.Has realized
D.No improvement
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74.Being
ill,he came to work.
A.He came to work and fell ill
B.Despite coming to work,he was ill
C.Inspite of being ill,he came to work
D.No improvement
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75.She is
willing to help you.
A.Wilful
B.Willingly
C.Wilfully
D.No improvement
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76.Hundreds
of children are deaf born every year.
A.Deaf are born every
B.Every born are deaf
C.Are born deaf every
D.No improvement
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Directions:In
question numbers 77 to 80,choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word
and mark it in the
Answer Sheet
77.Appoint
A.Reward
B.Yield
C.Disunite
D.Dismiss
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78.Accusation
A.Complaint
B.Felicitation
C.Exculpation
D.Encouragement
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79.Bizare
A.Ridiculous
B.Ordinary
C.Comical
D.Droll
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80.Guilty
A.Honest
B.Innocent
C.Sorry
D.Dubious
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Directions:In
question numbers 81 to 84,four words are given in each question,out of which
only one word is
correctly spelt.Find the correctly spelt word and mark your answer in the
Answer Sheet.
81.A.Humein
B.Humaen
C.Humain
D.Humane
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82.A.Equanamous
B.Ecuanemous
C.Ecuanimous
D.Equanimous
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83.A.Laboratorry
B.Laboratery
C.Laborratory
D.Laboratory
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84.A.Pedestrian
B.Padestrian
C.Pedistrian
D.Pedestrean
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Directions:In
question numbers 85 to 88,out of the four alternatives,choose the one which
best expresses the meaning of the given
word and mark it in the answer Sheet
85.Chastise
A.Upbraid
B.Monitor
C.Chase
D.Praise
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86.Feeble
A.Playful
B.Pretty
C.Small
D.Weak
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87.Maestro
A.Admirer
B.Employee
C.Novice
D.Genius
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88.Pawn
A.Scrounge
B.Hire
C.Pledge
D.Sponge
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Directions:In
question numbers 89 to 91,the first and the last Part of sentence are numbered
1 and 6.The rest of the sentence is split into four parts and named P,Q,R and
S.These four parts are not given in their proper order.Read the sentence and
find out which of the four combinations is correct.Then find the correct answer
and indicate it in the Answer Sheet.
89.(1).Falcons
have sharp angular wings
P.To dive
sharply
Q.And allow
them
R.To Chase
their prey
S.That give
them the speed
(6).To
capture their victims
A.QPRS
B.PRSQ
C.SRQP
D.SQPR
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90.1.This
summer was the most
P.to believe
that next
Q.and we
have reason
R.Scorching
in living memory
S.year and
the year after
6.will be
hotter still
A.SRPQ
B.SPQR
C.QSPR
D.RQPS
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91.1.The
students
P.Touched
the
Q.Arrived
and
R.Their
teacher
S.Feet of
6.with
reverence
A.RQSP
B.QPSR
C.QPRS
D.QRSP
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92.1.The
watchman
P.and found
two thieves
Q.Woke up
when
R.with black
masks
S.he heard
the dog barking
6.trying to
get in.
A.QSRP
B.PQRS
C.QSPR
D.SPQR
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Directions:In
question numbers 93 to 96,some parts of the sentences have errors and some are
correct.Find out which part of
a sentence has an error and blacken the circle corresponding to the appropriate letter(A),(B),(C).If a
sentence is free from error,blacken the circle corresponding to (D)in the
Answer sheet
93.Make what
you write(A)/and say more(B)/absorbed and engrossing(C)/No error(D)
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94.They came
here in(A)/the evening and begin making(B)/further arrangements(C)/No error(D)
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96.She
always fed(A)/her childrens(B)/before she her dog(C)/No error(D)
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Directions:In
question numbers 97 to 100,out of the four alternatives,choose the one which
can be substituted for
the given words/sentences and indicate it by blackening the appropriate circle
in the Answer Sheet.
97.One who
compiles a dictionary.
A.Cartographer
B.Bibliographer
C.Lapidst
D.Lexicographer
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98.A
gathering at a religious place.
A.Spectators
B.Mob
C.Audience
D.Congregation
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99.A place
where birds are kept.
A.Aviary
B.Sanctuary
C.Apiary
D.Aquarium
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100.Art of
working with metals
A.Metaphysics
B.Metallurgy
C.Metalloid
D.Meteorite
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PART-IV
GENERAL AWARENESS
151.Who
composed the Allahabad Pillar inscription?
A.Mahasena
B.Veerasena
C.Vishnusena
D.Harisena
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152.If the
President wants to resign,he shall address his letter of resignation to:
A.Vice-President of India
B.Speaker of Lok Sabha
C.Chief Justice of India
D.Prime Minister of India
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153.Among
the following districts of Tamil Nadu,which district is unfit for cultivation
due to increased salinity:
A.Tiruchirapalli
B.Nagapattinam
C.Ramanathapuram
D.Coimbatore
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154.The most
abundant element by number in the living system is:
A.Hydrogen
B.Oxygen
C.Carbon
D.Nitrogen
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155.Mixed-Economy
means:
A.Co-existence of public and private sectors
B.Co-existence of rich and poor
C.Co-existence of small and large Industries
D.Promoting both agriculture and Industries in the economy
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156.Christmas
factor is involved in:
A.Excretion
B.Digestion
C.Respiration
D.Blood Coagulation
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157.The
Simplest CPU-Scheduling algorithm is---------------
A.Round-Robin scheduling algorithm
B.Multilevel scheduling algorithm
C.FCFS Scheduling algorithm
D.SJF Scheduling
algorithm
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158.The
first Bio-Sphere Reserve in India has been established in:
A.Nilgiri
B.Nanda Devi
C.Hazaribagh
D.Kanha
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159.Which
article of the Indian Constitution deals with Election Commission?
A.Article 356
B.Article 360
C.Article 324
D.Article 352
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160.Arundhati
Roy is the author of:
A.Disgrace
B.The Tin Drum
C.My Childhood Days
D.God of small Things
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161.The
largest reservoir of fresh water is:
A.Ground water
B.Ponds
C.Lakes
D.Glaciers
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162.The
“King of Metals”is:
A.Silver
B.Iron
C.Aluminium
D.Gold
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163.What is
Kyoto Protocol?
A.It is an agreement among countries to take steps for
planting trees to control pollution
B.It is an agreement among countries to start using nuclear
energy
C.It is an agreement among countries to take steps for
reducing global warming
D.It is an agreement among countries to take steps for
reducing acid rain
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164.Plank’s
constant has the dimension of:
A.Linear momentum
B.Angular momentum
C.Force
D.Energy
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165.The amount of matter in a ball of
steel is its:
A.Mass
B.Density
C.Volume
D.Weight
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166.In which of the Round Table
Conference Mahatma Gandhi participated?
A.First
Round Table Conference,1930
B.Second
Round Table Conference,1931
C.Third
Round Table Conference,1932
D.All of
the above
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167.Kimono is a dress style of which
Asian Country?
A.Korea
B.Laos
C.China
D.Japan
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168.Which was the first linguistic
state to be created?
A.Tamil
Nadu
B.Andhra
Pradesh
C.Maharashtra
D.Kerala
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169.Who discovered the link between
electricity and magnetism?
A.Maxwell
B.Diesel
C.Michael
Faraday
D.Volta
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170.Which of the following phenomenon
helps to conclude that light is a transverse wave?
A.Diffraction
B.Polarisation
C.Refraction
D.Interference
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171.Earth day is celebrated on:
A.April
22
B.September
17
C.February
16
D.April 4
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172.All forms of ROM are also known
as-------------
A.Middleware
B.Firmware
C.Shareware
D.Freeware
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173.Kathakali is a dance prevalent in
which state?
A.Andhra
Pradesh
B.Tamil
Nadu
C.Orissa
D.Kerala
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174.Which of the following rivers
originates from Trans Himalyas?
A.Sindhu
B.Saraswathi
C.Ganga
D.Yamuna
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175.Transpiration increase in:
A.Hot,damp
and windy condition
B.Cool,damp
and windy condition
C.Cool,dry
and still condition
D.Hot,dry
and windy condition
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176.What is the number of players on
each side in Rugby Football?
A.16
B.12
C.11
D.15
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177.When was the League of Nations
established?
A.In 1920
B.In 1939
C.In 1914
D.In 1918
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178.The headquarters of the survey of
India Dept.(Department)is locaed at:
A.Dehradun
B.Hyderabad
C.New
Delhi
D.Jaipur
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179.Blowing Air with open pipe is an
example of:
A.Isochoric
process
B.Isobaric
process
C.Adiabatic
process
D.Isothermal
process
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180.A demand curve will not shift:
A.When
only prices of substitute products change
B.When
there is a change in advertisement expenditure
C.When
only price of the commodity changes
D.When
only income changes
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181.The time element in price
analysis was introduced by:
A.Alfred
Marshall
B.J.S.Mill
C.J.R.Hicks
D.J.M.Keynes
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182.Which of the following Scientist
proved that the path of each planet around the Sun is elliptical?
A.Galileo
B.Newton
C.Copernicus
D.Kepler
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183.The most suitable unit for
expressing nuclear radius is:
A.Fermi
B.Angstrom
C.Micron
D.Nanometre
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184.Minamata disease is caused by
pollution of water by:
A.Tin
B.Methyl
isocyanate
C.Mercury
D.Lead
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185.Natural System of classification
was proposed by --------botanists.
A.German
B.Swedish
C.British
D.Indian
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186.By whom was the autonomous investment
separated from induced investment?
A.Malthus
B.Joan
Robinson
C.Adam
Smith
D.Schumpeter
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187.Dr.P.Rama Rao Committee is
related to which of the following?
A.Defence
B.Industry
C.Agriculture
D.Taxes
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188.Who built the famous Shiva temple
at Ellora?
A.Mauryan
Emperor Ashoka
B.Gupta
King Samudra Gupta
C.Chalukyan
King Pulikeshi II
D.Rashtrakuta
Ruler Krishna I
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189.Rand is the currency of:
A.Iran
B.Romania
C.Norway
D.Namibia
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190.Amino acids are required for the
synthesis of:
A.Lipids
B.Proteins
C.Carbohydrates
D.Alkaloids
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191.Who is the author of the book
“Romancing with Life”?
A.Dev
Anand
B.Shashi
Tharoor
C.Bill
Clinton
D.Kapil
Dev
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192.World wild life fund was founded
in:
A.1969
B.1992
C.1961
D.1965
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193.The Lalit Kala Akademi is devoted
to the promotion of:
A.Literature
B.Music
C.Dance
and Drama
D.Fine
Arts
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194.Where did the Black-Hole tragedy
took place?
A.Calcutta
B.Murshidabad
C.Dacca
D.Monghyr
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195.Todar Mal,the brilliant revenue
officer served under:
A.Bhagwan
Das
B.Humayun
C.Baz
Bahadur
D.Sher
Shah
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196.Iron filling can be separated
from a heterogenous mixture using the technique of:
A.Magnetization
B.Sedimentation
C.Evaporation
D.Sublimation
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197.How much of world’s surface is
covered by water?
A.70%
B.80%
C.25%
D.55%
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198.India born Vijai Sheshadri won
the prestigious ‘2014 Pulitzer Prize in which of the following categories?
A.Poetry
B.Drama
C.Journalism
D.Music
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199.If xylem and phloem are arranged
in the same radius,such a vascular bundle is called:
A.Bicollateral
B.Concentric
C.Radial
D.Collateral
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200.When price of a substitute of
commodity’x’ falls,the demand for’x’:
A.Remains
unchanged
B.Increases
at increasing rate
C.Rises
D.Falls
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