GK & GS Exam Test-4

GK & GS Exam Test-4

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1.            Which of the following is used for killing rats?
A)           Zinc Phosphide            B) Duralumin    C) Zinc Oxide    D) Sodium Nitrate
Ans-A

2.            Which of the following is not an isotope of Hydrogen?
A)           Protium              B) Eritium        C) Deuterium    D) Tritium
Ans-B

 3.           Which of the following is not an Input Device?
A)           Keyboard            B) Scanner          C) Mouse             D) Printer
Ans-D

4.            http://www.discovery.com is an example of-
A)           Web browser      B) Website     C) Web page        D) Internet Service Provider
Ans-B

5.            A prescribed set of well-defined instructions for solving mathematical problems is called-
A)           A Compiler         B) A code     C) A description      D) An algorithm
Ans-D

6.            Which part of the Indian Constitution deals with the Directive Principles of the State Policy?
A)           Part I    B) Part III           C) Part IV          D) Part V
Ans-C

7.            The 44th amendment in the Constitution of India removed which one of the following rights from the category of Fundamental Rights?
A)           Freedom of Speech        B) Equality before Law  C) Right of Property                D) Freedom of Religion
Ans-C

8.            Japan's Parliament is known as-
A)           Diet      B) Dail  C) Yuan                D) Tokyo House
Ans-A

9.            'Jamini Roy' was a famous-
A)           Dance   B) Magician        C) Cartoonist     D) Painter
Ans-D

10.          'NCERT' stands for-
A)           National Committee of Educational Research and Training
B)           National Council of Educational Research and Training
C)           National Council for Educational Research and Teaching
D)           National Council of Employment Resources and Training
Ans-B

 11.          Who directed the film 'Slumdog Millionaire'?
A)           Anil Kapoor       B) Prakash Jha   C) Danny Boyle             D) Simon Beautoy
Ans-C

12.          Who is the first female amputee to climb Mount Everest?
A)           Samina Baig       B) Arunima Sinha    C) Bachhendri Pal              D) Raha Moharrak
Ans-B

13.          Which among the following States is considered India's most flood-prone State?
A)           Uttarakhand      B) Jharkhand    C) Bihar              D) Nagaland
Ans-C

14.          Who among the following is the author of the book 'Mudra Rakshasa'?
A)           Kalidasa               B) Kalhana          C) Kautilya         D) Vishakhadatta
Ans-D

15.          'Vishnupad Temple' is situated in-
A)           Gaya     B) Varanasi        C) Rajgir              D) Nalanda
Ans-A

16.          'Jiradei', the birthplace of Dr. Rajendra Prasad comes under which district of Bihar?
A)           Patna    B) Madhubani   C) Gaya                  D) Siwam
Ans-D

17.          Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is situated in-
A)           Bengaluru        B) Hyderabad   C) Ahmedabad D) Mumbai
Ans-A

18.          X is mightier than Y and Y is mightier than Z. P is mightier than Q but inferior to Y. Q is mightier than Z. Who is the weakest among all?
A) X       B) Z       C) Q       D) P
Ans-B

19.  If each of the digits in the number '92581473' are arranged in ascending order, what will be the difference between the digits, which are fourth from the right and third from the left in the new arrangement?
A)           One        B) Two                  C) Three            D) Four
Ans-B

20. In a certain code, EAT is written as 318 and CHAIR is written as 24156. How will TEACHER be written in that code?
A) 8812346        B) 8321436     C) 8312436        D) 8313426
Ans-B

21.  If NOIDA is written as 39658, how will INDIA be written?
A) 36568           B) 63568             C) 63569             D) 65368
Ans-A

22.         In a certain code language, '253' means 'books are old', '546' means 'man is old' and '378' means 'buy good books'. What stands for 'are' in that code?
A) 2       B) 4        C) 5        D) 6
Ans-A

23.          If 'oranges' are 'apples', 'bananas' are 'apricots', 'apples' are 'chillies', 'apricots' are 'oranges' and 'chillies' are 'bananas', then which of the following are green in colour?
 A)  Apricots              B) Apples            C) Chillies           D) Bananas
Ans-D

24.          In a certain code, ROAD is written as URDG. How will SWAN written in that code?
  A)  VXDQ                   B) VZDQ                         C) VZCP                                D) UXDQ
Ans-B

25. In the alternatives given below, theree are alike in some manner while the fourth one is different. Choose the odd one.
 A) Run                   B) Walk                C) Think             D) Jump
Ans-C

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GK & GS Exam Test-3

GK & GS Exam Test-3

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 1. Which of the following states of India has the longest coastline?

1) Kerala  

2) Gujarat 

3) Tamil Nadu

4) Andhra Pradesh

Ans-2

2. Where was the capital of Ranjit Singh, the king of Punjab, located?

1) Peshawar

2) Amritsar

3) Lahore

4) Rawalpindi

Ans-3

3. The fundamental duties are enshrined in which Article of the Indian Constitution?

1) Article 51 A

2) Article 50 A

3) Article 50 B

4) Article 51 B

Ans-1

4. The mineral structure of diamond is

1) Zinc

2) Nickel

3) Nitrogen

4) Carbon

Ans-4

5. Which part of the body is affected by Jaundice?

1) Small intestine     

2) Liver     

3) Stomach      

4) Pancreas

Ans-2

6. Which country of the world has the largest number of post offices?

1) France

2) China

3) India

4) Japan

Ans-3

7. Uttar pradesh tops in the production of ___________in India.

1) sugar cane  

2) rice  

3) barley   

4) wheat

Ans-4

8. The safe temperature to keep eatables fresh in refrigerator is

1) 4°C

2) 0°C

3) 18°C

4) 10°C

Ans-1

9. The instrument used to measure the blood pressure of human body is-

1) Barometer

2) Altimeter

3) Sphygmomano meter

4) Tachometer

Ans-3

10. Automatic wrist watches get energy from-

1) twist in spring

2) liquid crystal 

3) kinetic energy   

4) movement of our hands

Ans-1

11. When a television is switched on

1) We listen the sound first and then see the picture

2) We see the picture first and then listen sound

3) It depends on the TV manufacturing company

4) We get audio and visual at the same time

Ans-1

12. Goitre in human body is caused due to deficiency of-

1) Iodine

2) Phosphorus

3) Nitrogen

4) Calcium

Ans-1

13. Which metal is generally used to make electro magnets?

1) Copper

2) Nickel

3) Iron

4) Cobalt

Ans-3

14. Artificial silk is called-

1) Rayon

2) Dacron

3) Fiber glass

4) Nylon

Ans-1

15. Dynamo converts-

1) electrical energy into mechanical energy

2) High voltage into low voltage

3) Low voltage into high voltage

4) Mechanical energy into electrical energy

Ans-4

16. The instrument used to measure the electric current is

1) Barometer

2) Altimeter 

3) Ammeter

4) Anemometer

Ans-3

17. The best conductor of electricity is

1) Aluminum

2) Copper

3) Iron

4) Silver

Ans-4

18. Urea supplies________--to the plants.

1) Calcium

2) Phosphorus

3) Potassium

4) Nitrogen

Ans-4

19.. Mica is used in-

1) Furnace

2) Electric industry

3) Steel Industry

4) Glass Manufacturing

Ans-2

20. Which of the following is a physical change?

1) Burning of cooking gas

2) Fermentation of milk

3) Digestion of food

4) Dissolution of sugar in water

Ans-4

21. The chemical compound used in photography is

1) Aluminum Hydroxide

2) Silver Bromide

3) Potassium Nitrate

4) Sodium Chloride

Ans-2

22. What causes cholera?

1) Bacteria

2) Virus

3) Fungus

4) Algae

Ans-1

23. An apparatus for viewing objects lying above the eye level of the observer and whose direct vision is obstructed is known as-

1) Photometer

2) Periscope

3) Planimeter

4) Spectrometer

Ans-2

24. Which atom has only one electron?

1) Potassium

2) Nitrogen

3) Oxygen

4) Hydrogen

Ans-4

25. What the electrode that is connected to the negative pole of the battery is called?

1) Cathode

2) Electroplate

3) Ion

4) Anode

Ans-1

26. The organic acid present in vinegar is-

1) butanoic acid

2) propanoic acid 

3) methanoic acid

4) ethanoic acid

Ans-2

27. Which of the following is an example of fossil fuel?

1) Coke

2) Natural gas

3) Coal gas

4) Producer gas

Ans-1

28. Water gas consists of

1) a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen

2) water vapour and coal dust

3) a mixture of carbon monoxide and nitrogen

4) water vapour and methane

Ans-1

29. Which of the following is different from others?

1) Speed

2) Time

3) Density

4) Force

Ans-2

30. Momentum has the same unit as that of-

1) torque

2) couple

3) impulse

4) moment of momentum
Ans-3

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GK & GS Exam Test-2

GK & GS Exam Test-2

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 1.           The Abbreviation NAEP is—

(A)          National Atomic Energy Planning

(B)          National Adult education Program

(C)          National Authority on Engineering Projects

(D)          Nuclear and Atomic Energy Project

Answer : (B)

2.            The Abbreviations PSLV stands for—

(A)          Polar Survey Landing Vehicle

(B)          Polarized Source Laser Viewing

(C)          Precise Source Locating Vision

(D)          Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle

Answer : (D)

3.            The term ‘epicenter’ is associated with—

(A)          Earthquakes

(B)          Tornadoes

(C)          Cyclones

(D)          Earth’s interior

Answer : (A)

4.            Which of the following order is given to the plantes of solar system on the basis of their sizes?

(A)          Jupiter, Saturn, Earth, Mercury

(B)          Saturn, Jupiter, Mercury, Earth

(C)          Mercury, Earth, Jupiter, Saturn

(D)          Earth, Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter

 Answer : (A)

5.            The solar eclipse occurs when—

(A)          the sun comes in between the moon and the earth

(B)          the earth comes in the between the sun and the moon

(C)          the moon comes in between the sun and the earth

(D)          None of these

Answer : (C)

6.            The removal of top soil by water or wind is called—

(A)          Soil wash

(B)          Soil erosion

(C)          Soil creep

(D)          Silting of soil

Answer : (B)

 7.           Which of the following is suitable for growing cotton?

(A)          Sandy soil

(B)          Clayey soil

(C)          Black soil

(D)          Alluvial soil

Answer : (C)

8.            Bandipur Sanctuary is located in the State of—

(A)          Tamil Nadu

(B)          Uttar Pradesh

(C)          Karnataka

(D)          Madhya Pradesh

Answer : (C)

9.            Largest State in terms of area, in India is—

(A)          Assam

(B)          Rajasthan

(C)          Madhya Pradesh

(D)          Jammu and Kashmir

Answer : (C)

10.          Koraput is related to which of the following Industry—

(A)          Aeroplane

(B)          Ship building

(C)          Iron and steel

(D)          Electric locomotives

Answer : (A)

11.          Which of the following group of States is the largest producer of tea?

(A)          West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Himachal Pradesh

(B)          Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan

(C)          Assam, Bihar, Jharkhand

(D)          West Bengal, Assam, Karnataka

Answer : (D)

12.          Which of these has the largest river basin?

(A)          Brahmaputra

(B)          Ganga

(C)          Godavari

(D)          Sutlej

Answer : (B)

 13.         The Indus Valley Civilization was famous for—

(A)          Well-planned cities

(B)          Efficient civil organization

(C)          Development of Art and Architecture

(D)          All of these

Answer : (D)

14.          The Red Fort of Delhi was built by—

(A)          Akbar

(B)          Shahjehan

(C)          Jahangir

(D)          Sher Shah

 Answer : (B)

15.          The ancient name of the city of Patna is—

(A)          Pataliputra

(B)          Kanauj

(C)          Kausambi

(D)          Kapilavastu

Answer : (A)

16.          The ancient kingdom of “Avanti” had its capital at—

(A)          Vaishali

(B)          Kausambi

(C)          Ujjain

(D)          Ayodhya

 Answer : (C)

17.          When did Vasco-da-Gama come to India—

(A)          1492

(B)          1498

(C)          1398

(D)          1542

Answer : (B)

18.          The General who gave the firing order at Jallianwala Bag was—

(A)          Tegart

(B)          Cornwallis

(C)          Simpson

(D)          O. Dwyer

Answer : (D)

19.          Gandhiji started Satyagraha in 1919 to protest against the—

 (A)         Rowlatt Act

(B)          Salt Law

(C)          Act of 1909

(D)          Jallianwala Bagh Messacre

Answer : (A)

20.          The Britishers come to India as traders and formed company named—

(A)          Indo-British Company

(B)          The Great Britain Company

(C)          Eastern India Company

(D)          East India Company

Answer : (D)

21.          Mahatma Gandhi was born in—

(A)          Wardha

(B)          Porbander

(C)          Sabarmati

(D)          Ahmedabad

Answer : (B)

22.          Who gave the slogan “You give me blood, I promise you freedom”?

(A)          Bhagat Singh

(B)          Chandra Shekhar Azad

(C)          Subhash Chandra Bose

(D)          Bal Gangadhar Tilak

Answer : (D)

23.          In which State is Jawahar Tunnel located?

(A)          Himachal Pradesh

(B)          Uttaranchal

(C)          Goa

(D)          Jammu and Kashmir

Answer : (D)

24.          Where did the dance form “Mohini Attam” develop?

(A)          Manipur

(B)          Kerala

(C)          Karnataka

(D)          Tamil Nadu

Answer : (B)

25.          On selling three articles at the cost of four article, there will be profit of—

(A)         25%

(B)         100/3 %

(C)         75/2%

(D)         40%

Answer : (B)

26.          By selling an article for Rs. 40, there is loss of 40%. By selling it for Rs. 80 there is—

(A)          Gain of 20%

(B)          Loss of 10%

(C)          Loss of 20%

(D)          Gain of 10%

Answer : (A)

27.           A number consists of two digits whose sum is 8. If 8 is subtracted from the number, the digits interchange their places. The number is—

(A)          44

(B)          35

(C)          62

(D)          33

 Answer : (D)

28.           The sides of a triangle are in the ratio 3 : 5 : 7 and its perimeter is 30 cm. The length of the greatest side of the triangle in cm is—

(A)          6

(B)          10

(C)          14

(D)          16

Answer : (C)

29.          The steam engine was invented by—

(A)          James Watt

(B)          James Prescott Joule

(C)          New Commen

(D)          Isaac Newton

 Answer : (A)

30.          Who invented the telephone?

(A)          Thomas Alva Edison

(B)          Galileo

(C)          Alexander Graham Bell

(D)          G. Marconi

Answer : (C)

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GK & GS Exam Test-1

GK & GS Exam Test-1

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1. P.Gopichand is associate with:
1) Tennis                                                            2) Golf
3) Badminton                                                     4) Hockey
Answer : 3
2. Which oxide of nitrogen is formed when ammonium nitrate is heated?
1) NO                                                                  2) NO2
3) NO                                                                  4) N2O5
Answer : 3
3. Energy in the sun is produced as a result of:
1) Fusion                                                             2) Combustion
3) Explosion                                                        4) Thermo nuclear Fission
Answer : 1
4. Ampere is used to measure:
1) Temperature                                                                2) Current
3) Light                                                                           4) Weight
Answer : 2
5. The strongest reducing agent among the following acids is:
1) Formic acid                                                   2) Acetic Acid
3) Propionic Acid                                              4) Chloro Acetic Acid
Answer : 3
6. The amount of heat required to convert 5 gms of ice at -20°C to steam at 100°C
is:
1) 675 calorie                                                                     2) 3775 calorie
3) 3650 calorie                                                                   4) 3725 calorie
Answer : 4
7. Bernoulli's theorem is applicable to-
1) Flow of liquids                                                            2) Viscocity
3) Surface tension                                                           4) Static fluid pressure
Answer : 4
8. Tulsidas became famous during the reign of-
1) Sher Shah Suri                                                               2) Humayun
3) Shahjahan                                                                      4) Akbar
Answer : 4
9. Amino acids are produced by the hydrolysis of-
1) Fat                                                                                 2) Carbohydrates
3) Proteins                                                                          4) Nucleic Acid
Answer : 3
10. The colors of thin film result due to-
1) dispersion of light                                                     2) scattering of light
3) polarization of light                                                   4) interference of light
Answer : 5
11. The series 'BDFH' is related to "JLNP" in the same way as "RTVX" is related to-
1) YZAB                                                                                 2) STMN
3) ZBDF                                                                                 4) ZBFD
Answer : 3
12. "The Sphinx" is located in-
1) Egypt                                                                                2) Iraq
3) China                                                                                4) Europe
Answer : 1
13. Which is the missing number in the following series?..........., 10, 17, 26, 37
1) 06                                                                                      2) 09
3) 05                                                                                      4) 08
Answer : 3
14. The first man to go into space was-
1) Neil Armstrong                                                            2) Lyka
3) Yuri Gagarin                                                                4) Edward Aldrin
Answer : 3
15. Electrolysis of aqueous solution of sodium succinctness gives-
1) C2H6                                                                                 2) C2H2
3) C2H4                                                                                 4) C3H6
Answer : 2
16. Dr. Christian Barnard performed the first-
1) Kidney transplant                                                       2) Liver transplant
3) Heart transplant                                                         4) Pancreas transplant
Answer : 3
17. All the radio active changes are-
1) Zero order reaction                                                  2) First order reaction
3) Second order reaction                                              4) Third order reaction
Answer : 2
18. Four of the following pairs have a logical relationship. Which one of them does
not?
1) SHOE : SOCK                                                               2) COAT : SHIRT
3) CAP : TURBAN                                                             4) NEEDLE : THREAD
Answer : 3
19. When two waves of same frequency and same amplitude traveling in opposite
directions in a straight line overlaps they give rise to:
1) beats                                                                          2) interference
3) stationary waves                                                         4) harmonics
Answer :  3
20. Nalanda University was a great center of learning, especially in ………..
1) Buddhism                                                                     2) Jainism
3) Vaishnavism                                                                  4) Tantra
Answer : 1

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