Wednesday, September 10, 2014

G. K. TEST

TEST – R - 1


1.    This disease is caused by the deficiency of protein. Can you identify it from the given options?

(a)   Goitre                          (b) Kwashiorkar

(c)   Hypokalemia               (d) Dermatosis

2.       We all know very well that the Pacific Ocean is the earth's largest ocean. Which of the following represents the percentage area (approximately) of the earth covered by it?

(a)   25%                             (b) 35%

(c)   40%                             (d) 45%

3.        This place is the wettest place on earth. Can you identify it from the given below?

(a)   Mount Waialeale        (b) Cherapoonji

(c)   Mawsynram                (d) None of these

4.    The number of non-permanent members of the UN Security Council is

(a)   5                                  (b) 10

(c)   15                                (d) 20

5.      According to the latest population Census, the state with the least population density is

(a)   Sikkim                          (b) Mizoram

(c)   Andaman & Nicobar Islands           

(d)   Arunachal Pradesh

6.         The number of Union Territories in India is

(a)   5                                  (b) 6

(c)   7                                  (d) 8

7.    The maximum duration for which the President's office can remain vacant is

(a)   1 month                       (b) 2 months

(c)   3 months                     (d) 6 months

8.         Which of the following represents the minimum age required to become the member of the Rajya Sabha?

(a)   25 years                      (b) 30 years

(c)   35 years                      (d) No age limit

9.         Which of the following represents the percentage contribution of the agriculture sector to the Growth Domestic Product of the Indian Economy (approximately)?

(a)   15%                             (b) 17%

(c)   21%                             (d) 30%

10.     Sakyamuni is another name of

(a)   Mahavir                      (b) Budha

(c)   Lord Shiva                   (d) Lord Vishnu

11.     The last amendment to the Preamble of the Constitution of India was carried out in the year…..

(a)   1958                            (b) 1962

(c)   1976                            (d) 1978

12.     Which of the following is NOT a primary activity?

(a)   Fishing                         (b) Mining

(c)   Agriculture                  (d) Banking

13.     How many Ratna awardees have won the Nobel Prize till date?

(a)   1                                  (b) 2

(c)   3                                  (d) 4

14.     Who discovered Ultrasound

(a)   Ian Donald                   (b) Roger Bacon

(c)   JP Merril                     (d) Joseph Lister

15.     Maltimadhava is the famous creation of which of the following personalities?

(a)   Kalidas                         (b) Bharat Muni

(c)   Bhavabhuti                  (d) Vishnu Sharma

16.     The work for which French Nobleman Baron Pierre de Coubertin is known for, is

(a)   He was the founder of Scouts movement

(b)   He was the founder of Amnesty International

(c)    He was the founder of Red Cross Society

(d)   He was responsible for the revival of modern Olympic games

17.     Which of the following is NOT a recipient of Bharat Ratna?

(a)   Aruna Asaf Ali             (b) PV Kane

(c)   DK Karve                     (d) MGK Menon

18.     Which of the following is not matched properly?

        Biosphere reserve            State

(a)   Dibru Saikhowa                  Assam

(b)   Dehang Debang                  Mizoram

(c)    Norkek                                Meghalaya

(d)   Pachmarhi                          Madhya Pradesh

19.     The first cotton mill of India was set up at?

(a)   Surat                            (b) Mumbai

(c)   Kanpur                         (d) Ahmadabad

20.     Which Indian city is also known as the 'school capital of India'?

(a)   Lucknow                      (b) New Delhi

(c)   Dehradun                    (d) Ajmer

21.     Reserve Bank of India was nationalizes in

(a)   1949                            (b) 1952

(c)   1955                            (d) 1964

22.     We all know very well that the largest planet of the solar system is Jupiter. Can you identify the name of the second largest planet of the solar system?

(a)   Earth                           (b) Saturn

(c)   Uranus                         (d) Venus

23.     You would find Andes mountain on earth is

(a)   North America            (b) South America

(c)   Europe                         (d) Australia

24.     The world's rarest element on earth is

(a)   Palladium                    (b) Astatine

(c)   Radium                        (d) None of these

25.     Which of the following is the densest planet of the solar system?

(a)   Earth                           (b) Saturn

(c)   Jupiter                         (d) Mercury

26.     Which of the following is NOT based on the banks of river Danube?

(a)   Vienna                         (b) Belgrade

(c)   Budapest                     (d) Warsaw

27.     Which of the following cases highlighted that 'total reservation in the government jobs cannot exceed 50% of total?

(a)   T.A. Pai case                     

(b)   Minerva Mills case

(c)   Keshavanand Bharti case

(d)   Indira Swahney case

28.     Ngultrum is the name of the currency of

(a)   Chile                            (b) Bhutan

(c)   Botswana                    (d) Bulgaria

29.     International Committee of Red Cross has won the Nobel Prize for second_____ times.

(a)   3                                  (b) 4

(c)   5                                  (d) 6

30.     Poise is the unit of

(a)   Pressure                      (b) Viscosity

(c)   Luminous intensity      (d) Inductance

31.     This personality is credited with the invention of Electro Cardiogram (ECG). Can you identify the personality from the given options?

(a)   Ian Donald                   (b) A. Laveran

(c)   Williem Einthoven      (d) C. Sholes

32.     Time Machine is the name of a famous work of

(a)   Cari Segan                   (b) H. G. Wells

(c)   Alvin Tofler                 (d) Arthur C. Clarke

33.     Jakob Von Vexkull was the founder of

(a)   Booker Prize                (b) Pulitzer Prize

(c)   Right Livelihood Award (d) Templeton Prize

34.     Which of the following chemical elements is used for the bleaching process?

(a)   Fluorine                       (b) Bromine

(c)   Chlorine                      (d) Xenon

35.     Cirrhosis is the disease which affects the

(a)   Brain                           (b) Liver

(c)   Kidney                         (d) Lungs

36.     Which of the following is the capital of Ireland?

(a)   Dublin                          (b) Istanbul

(c)   Amsterdam                 (d) Beme

37.     Where would you find the Indian Textile Institute?

(a)   Surat                            (b) Kanpur

(c)   Pune                            (d) Mysore

38.     Which of the following is the least populous union territory of India?

(a)   Pondicherry                 (b) Lakshadweep

(c)   Dadra and Nagar Haveli

(d)   Andaman & Nicobar Islands

39.     The first Indian state where the President's rule was imposed in the year 1951 was….

(a)   Uttar Pradesh              (b) Rajasthan

(c)   Punjab                         (d) Orissa

40.     Which of the following Indian states has the lowest sex ratio (number of females per thousands males)?

(a)   West Bengal                (b) Haryana

(c)   Punjab                         (d) Uttar Pradesh

41.     Which of the following is NOT a work of Salman Rushdie?

(a)   Moor's Last Sigh        

(b)   Midlight's Children

(c)   Shalimar The Clown   

(d)   The Plano Teacher

42.     International Labour Day is celebrated on …..  every year.

(a)   August 1                      (b) March 1

(c)   September 1               (d) May 1

43.     Who wrote Ramayana?

(a)   Vishwamitra                (b) Maharishi Valmiki

(c)   Tulsidas                       (d) None of these

44.     Who is credited with the construction of the Grand Trunk road?

(a)   Tipu Sultan                 

(b)   Mohammed-bin-Tughlaq

(c)   Shershah Suri             

(d)   Jehangir

45.     Which of the following is also known as "Silicon valley of India"?

(a)   Hyderabad                  (b) Bangalore

(c)   Chennai                       (d) Noida

46.     This personality is also considered as the Father of computers. Can you name him from the given options?

(a)   Blaise Pascal               (b) Alan M. Turing

(c)   Charles Babbage         (d) None of these

47.     Peace Palace is the official headquarters of

(a)   WHO                           (b) FAO

(c)   ICJ                                (d) IBRD

48.     Find the odd one out.

(a)   DOS                             (b) WINDOWS

(c)   LINUX                          (d) LISP

49.     Which of the following is the capital of the land of midnight sun'?

(a)   Vienna                         (b) Oslo

(c)   Helsinki                       (d) Prague

50.     Christiana is the former name of which of the following cities?

(a)   Copenhagen                (b) Oslo

(c)   Ottawa                        (d) Berlin

51.     She is the first women Chief Justice of a High Court in India. Can you identify her from the given options?

(a)   M. Fatima Bibi            (b) Leila Seth

(c)   Kadambini Ganguli     (d) Dina Vakil

52.     Who is the first Indian to have crossed the English Channel?

(a)   Mihir Gupta                (b) Mihir Sharma

(c)   Mihir Sen                    (d) Mihir Mukherjee

53.     Mohiniattam is a dance form from

(a)   Andhra Pradesh          (b) Kerala

(c)   Tamil Naidu                (d) Karnataka

54.     Which of the following represents the name of the India's first indigenously built submarine?

(a)   INS Sahkti                    (b) INS Delhi

(c)   INS Savitri                    (d) INS Vidhuti

55.     Narora Atomic Power station is in

(a)   Uttar Pradesh              (b) Rajasthan

(c)   Madhya Pradesh         (d) Tamil Nadu

56.     The earth's axis is inclined to the ____ to the plane of its orbit.

(a)   35.5o                            (b) 46.5o

(c)   52.8o                            (d) 66.5o

57.     Equinoxes are the dates when the sun shines directly over the

(a)   Tropic of Cancer         (b) Tropic of Capricorn

(c)   Equator                       (d) None of these

58.     The second most abundant gas in the atmosphere after nitrogen is

(a)   Hydrogen                    (b) Carbon dioxide

(c)   Oxygen                        (d) Helium

59.     Which of the following is NOT matched properly?

        Mountain Range              Continent

(a)      Himalaya Karakoram        Asia

(b)      Alps                                   Europe

(c)       Andes                                South America

(d)      Rockies                              Asia

60.     What is the capital of Tanzania?

(a)   Kiev                             (b) Dodoma

(c)   Abuja                           (d) Capetown

61.     'AFP', is the news agency of

(a)   UK                                (b) USA

(c)   Germany                     (d) None of these

62.     Which of the following represents the year in which Alexander invaded India?

(a)   323 BC                         (b) 324 BC

(c)   326 BC                         (d) 328 BC

63.     In which of the following years did United Nations (UN) come into existence?

(a)   1941                            (b) 1943

(c)   1943                            (d) 1945

64.     Khyber Pass is in

(a)   Pakistan                       (b) India

(c)   Myanmar                    (d) Afghanistan

65.     The first Secretary-General of the United Nations was

(a)   U. Thant                      (b) Trygve lie

(c)   Boutros-Boutros Ghali     

(d)   Javier Perez de Cuellar

66.     Southern Railway is headquartered at

(a)   Hyderabad                  (b) Bangalore

(c)   Secunderabad             (d) Chennai

67.     First ministerial meeting of World Trade Organization took place at

(a)   Washington                 (b) New York

(c)   Geneva                        (d) Singapore

68.     The first Chief Election Commissioner of India was

(a)   S. L. Shakadhar            (b) Sukumar Sen

(c)   H. J. Kania                   (d) P. C. Sen

69.     Identify the correct match:

        Date                Celebrated as

(a)      May 8         World Health Day

(b)      May 1         World Literacy Day

(c)       May 17       World Telecommunication Day

(d)      June 5         World Ozone Day

70.     Mount Etna is a famous located in

(a)   Argentina                    (b) Italy

(c)   Mexico                        (d) Philippines

71.     Tugabhadra Sanctuary is located at

(a)   Madhya Pradesh         (b) Uttar Pradesh

(c)   Karnataka                    (d) West Bengal

72.     The agency of United Nations that was set-up to strength the international cooperation in the field of education and improve the standards of education is

(a)   UNEP                           (b) UNCTAD

(c)   UNESCO                      (d) UNDP

73.     What is the approximate length of Indian coastlines?

(a)   3, 400 km                    (b) 4,589 km

(c)   7,500 km                     (d) 8,924 km

74.     Reserve Bank of India is headquarter at

(a)   Kolkata                        (b) New Delhi

(c)   Mumbai                      (d) Chennai

75.     Jana Gana Mana, was accepted as the National Anthem of India by the Constituent Assembly of India in

(a)   1950                            (b) 1949

(c)   1948                            (d) 1947

76.     Which of the following cricketers holds the world record for maximum number of double centuries in test cricket?

(a)   Mark Waugh               (b) Martin Crowe

(c)   Marwan Atapattu     (d) Don Bradman

77.     The person who has climbed
Mount Everest the most – 12 times is

(a)   Babu Chheri                (b) Appa Sherpa

(c)   Peter Hillary                (d) T. W. Tenzing

78.     Which Indian state has its maximum area under the forest cover?

(a)   Maharashtra               (b) Madhya Pradesh

(c)   Arunachal Pradesh      (d) Kerala

79.     This personality is known as 'The Father of Geometry'. Identify him from the given options.

(a)   Euclid                          (b) Pythagoras

(c)   Newton                        (d) Laplace

80.     Who is the founder of the World Economic Forum?

(a)   George McDonalds     (b) Jack Barry

(c)   Robert Allen                (d) Klaus Schwab

81.     Who among the following is the author of Meghdoot'?

(a)   Bana Bhatta                (b) Kalhana

(c)   kalidas                         (d) Tulsidas

82.     Under whose president-ship, the first session of Indian National Congress took place in Bombay?

(a)   A. O. Hume                 (b) Dadabhai Narorji

(c)   G. K. Gokhale              (d) W. C. Bannerjee

83.     How many members are there in the Rajya Sabha?

(a)   238                              (b) 242        

(c)   246                              (d) 250

84.     Panama Canal links

(a)   Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean

(b)   Red Sea and Mediterranean Sea

(c)    Red Sea and Caspian Sea

(d)   Atlantic Ocean and Arctic Ocean

85.     Which of the following rays is NOT harmful?

(a)   Ultraviolet-rays   (b)   X-rays

(c)   Infrared-rays       (d)   Short radio waves

86.     Who is considered as 'The Father of Genetics'?

(a)   Robert Hook                (b) G. J. Mendal

(c)   Charles Darwin           (d) T. H. Moragn

87.     Which Indian President has also been the speaker of the Lok Sabha?

(a)   N. Sanjiva Reddy        

(b)   R. Venkatraman

(c)   Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma 

(d)   Giani Zail Singh

88.     Bhakhra Nangal dam is built over

(a)   Ravi                             (b) Chenab

(c)   Sutluj                           (d) Beas

89.     Between Hope and History, is a work of

(a)   Mikhail Gorbachev     (b) Boris Yeltsin

(c)   Bill Clinton                  (d) Mao Tse Sung

90.     The Pttawa process negotiations are related to

(a)   Environmental pollution  

(b)   Ozone layer's depletion

(c)   Nuclear weapons       

(d)   Banning of landmines

91.     What percentage of the world area is occupied by India?

(a)   1.3%                            (b) 2.4%

(c)   4.5%                            (d) 5.7%

92.     General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade (GATT) came into existence in

(a)   1947                            (b) 1948

(c)   1969                            (d) 1984

93.     Vyas Samman is given by

(a)   Rajiv Gandhi Foundation     

(b)   K. K. Birla Foundation

(c)   UNESCO                     

(d)   Uttar Pradesh Government

94.     January 26 – besides, being Republic Day of India, is also celebrated as

(a)   International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking

(b)   World Ozone Day

(c)    International Customs Day

World Food Day

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