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Govt. of India Act 1919



Indian Independece Act 1947

None of the above/ More than one of the above

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Salient Features of the Government of India Act 1935 were as follows:

-Abolition of provincial dyarchy and introduction of dyarchy at centre.-Abolition of Indian Council and introduction of an advisory body in its place.-Provision for an All India Federation with British India territories and princely states.-Elaborate safeguards and protective instruments for minorities.-Supremacy of British Parliament.-Increase in size of legislatures, extension of franchise, division of subjects into three lists andretention of communal electorate.-Separation of Burma from India

1. Which of the following Act abolished dyarchy in the provincesand introduced 'Provincial autonomy' in its place?

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Satyendra Nath Sinha

Jagjivan Ram

Satyendranath Tagore

Monomohun Ghose


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Satyendra Nath Sinha

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The Indian Councils Act 1909 or Morley-Minto Reforms or Minto-Morley Reforms was passed byBritish Parliament in 1909 in an attempt to widen the scope of legislative councils, placate thedemands of moderates in Indian National Congress and to increase the participation of Indians thegovernance. Thus SatyendraNath Sinha became the 1st indian member of Governor GeneralExecutive Council. He was given the law portfolio.

2. Who was the arst indian to join the Viceroy's ExecutiveCouncil?

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Jawaharlal Nehru

Motilal Nehru

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

M. N. Roy

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M. N. Roy

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It was in 1934 that the idea of Constituent Assembly for India was put forward for the Rrst time byM.N. Roy. In 1935, the INC, for the Rrst time, oScially demanded a Constituent Assembly to frame theConstitution of India.

3. Who was the arst person to put forward the idea ofConstituent Assembly for India?

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American revolution

English revolution

Russian revolution

French revolution


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Ans: French Revolution

4. The ideals of Liberty, equality and fraternity in ourconstitution were inspired from the

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First

Second

Third

Eighth


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First

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• First schedule contains the list of states and union territories and their territories• Second schedule contains provisions of the President, Governors of States, Speaker and the DeputySpeaker of the House of the People and the Chairman and the Deputy Chairman of the Council ofStates and the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker of the Legislative Assembly and the Chairman andthe Deputy Chairman of the Legislative Council of a State, the Judges of the Supreme Court and ofthe High Courts and the Comptroller and Auditor-General of India the list of states and unionterritories and their territories.• Third Schedule contains the Forms of Oaths or ASrmations.• Fourth Schedule contains provisions as to the allocation of seats in the Council of States.• Fifth Schedule contains provisions as to the Administration and Control of Scheduled Areas andScheduled Tribes.• Sixth Schedule contains provisions as to the Administration of Tribal Areas in the States of Assam,Meghalaya, Tripura and Mizoram.• Seventh Schedule contains the Union list, State list and the concurrent list.• Eighth Schedule contains the list of recognized languages.• Ninth Schedule contains provisions as to validation of certain Acts and Regulations.• Tenth Schedule contains provisions as to disqualiRcation on ground of defection.• Eleventh Schedule contains the powers, authority and responsibilities of Panchayats.• Twelfth Schedule contains the powers, authority and responsibilities of Municipalities

5. If a new state is to be created which of the followingschedules should deanitely be altered?

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USA constitution

Japanese Constitution

Objectives resolution

Government of India Act, 1935


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USA constitution

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Constituent assembly was democratically elected by the people of India.

The representatives of each community were elected by the members of thatcommunity itself.

Each province/princely states were allocated seats based on their geographical area.

Mahatma Gandhi was a member of the constituent assembly until he wasassassinated in 1948.


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Each province/princely states were allocated seats based on their Population

6. ‘Preamble’ in our Indian constitution is inspired from the 0


7. Which among the following is correct with regards to theConstituent assembly of India?

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It has been amended only once since its inception.

It is not a part of the constitution.

It is justiaable in nature.

It is based on the 'Objective Resolutions' drafted by Pt. Nehru


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-Preamble is a Part of Constitution-Preamble Indicates basic structure of the Constitution (SR Bommai Case)-Preamble can be amended by Parliament using its amendment powers as per article 368. We notehere that preamble has been amended only once so far through the 42nd Constitution AmendmentAct 1976. The words Secular, Socialist and Integrity were added to the constitution.-Preamble enshrines the ideas and philosophy of the constitution, and NOT the narrow objectives ofthe governments.-It also does NOT provide any legal framework of constitutional law.-Preamble is neither a source of power nor a source of limitations.-It neither provides any power nor imposes any duty.-Its importance is in role to be played in interpretation of statues, also in the interpretation ofprovisions of the Constitution.-Constitution should be read and interpreted in the light of grand and novel vision expressed in thepreamble.-Preamble is neither enforceable not justiRable in a court of law. This implies that courts cannot passorders against the government in India to implement the ideas in the Preamble.-It is based on the 'Objective Resolutions' drafted by Pt. Nehru

8. Which of the statements given below is/are correct about the‘Preamble’ of the Indian Constitution?

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Mountbatten plan

August offer

Wavell plan

Cabinet mission plan


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August offer

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9. For the arst time, the demand for Constituent Assembly,elected on the basis of adult franchise, was anally accepted inprinciple by the British in

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Charter Act of 1833


Indian Council Act, 1861

Charter Act of 1853


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Charter Act of 1833

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• India’s Rrst Law Commission was established in 1834 via Charter Act of 1833 under theChairmanship of Lord Macaulay. This law commission had recommended codiRcation of the PenalCode, the Criminal Procedure Code and a few other matters.• After that, three more law commissions were established in British Era. The Indian Code of CivilProcedure, the Indian Contract Act, the Indian Evidence Act, the Transfer of Property Act. etc. areproducts of the works of Law Commissions of British Era.• The chairman of second (1853) and third (1861) law commissions of British era was Sir JohnRomilly, while that of fourth (1879) was Dr. Whitley Stokes.• The Rrst Law Commission of independent India was established in 1955 for a three year term. TheChairman of this Commission was Mr. M. C. Setalvad, who was also the First Attorney General ofIndia. The term of this Commission was established as three years (which by convention has beenfollowed till date).

10. The First Law Commission was established under which ofthe following Act?

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Third Schedule

Fourth Schedule

Fifth Schedule

Sixth Schedule


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Fourth Schedule

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11. Which of the following schedules of the Indian Constitutionprovides for the allocation of seats in the Council of States?

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Rajendra Prasad

JL Nehru

KM Munshi

A V Thakkar


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12. Who was the chairman of the Order of BusinessCommittee?

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Indian Councils Act, 1892

Montagu Chelmsford Reforms, 1919

Minto Morley Reforms,1909



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Though the Indian Councils Act of 1892 had introduced limited representation with indirect elections,it failed to placate the Indians who were much more conscious of their rights by now. There was a lotof resentment against reign of Lord Curzon, who had already irked the public by the foolish idea ofpartition of Bengal. There was a rise of extremism in the congress. Government, on one hand wantedto suppress the extremists but on other hand wanted to pacify the moderates. Meanwhile, GopalKrishna Gokhale went to England and met Mr. Morley, the Secretary of State for India. Viceroy LordMinto also emphasised the need of making some reforms. Both the Viceroy and the Secretary ofState for India decided to work out some scheme to reform the Legislative councils. This culminatedas Indian Councils act 1909. The idea was to give locals some more power in the legislative affairs.A provision was made for the expansion of legislative councils at the both the levels viz. central aswell as provincial. Salient Provisions Expansion of the Legislative Councils• The act enlarged the size of the legislative council both Central and Provincial. The number ofmembers in the Central Legislative Council was raised from 16 to 60. The number in Provinciallegislative council was not uniform. Legislative councils of Bengal, Bombay and Madras wasincreased to 50 members each. The provincial legislature of U.P. was to have 50, of Assam, Burmaand Punjab 30 each.• Communal Representation• For the Rrst time, the Indian Councils act gave recognition to elective principle for the appointmentof nonoScial members to the councils. However, it introduced separate and discriminatoryelectorate. The electorate was decided on the basis of class & community. For the provincial councilsa provision of three categories was made viz. general, special and chambers of commerce. However,for the central council, a fourth category Muslims was added. This was for the Rrst time that, theseats in the legislative bodies were reserved on the basis of religion for Muslims. Separateconstituencies were marked for the Muslims and only Muslim community members were given theright to elect their representatives.• The separate electorate for Muslims had a long lasting impact on India’s polity. It recognized theMuslim community as a separate section of the India and triggered the cancer of Hindu-Muslimdisharmony which ultimately culminated in the partition.• Under the separate electorates, Muslims could vote exclusively for the Muslim candidates inconstituencies specially reserved for them. The idea was to establish that the political, economic andcultural interests of the Hindus and Muslims were distinct. The unity between Hindus and Muslims isa illusion and this act sowed the seeds of the Muslim Communalism.

13. Under which of the following Act, direct elections happenedin India for the arst time?

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Jawaharlal Nehru

Dr. Rajendra Prasad

GV Mavalankar

H C Mukherjee


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Dr. Rajendra Prasad

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Ans: Dr. Rajendra Prasad

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Pt. Nehru

J B Kriplani

A V Thakkar

B R Ambedkar


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Sardar Patel was the chairman of the Provincial Constitution Committee.

15. Who was the chairman of the Provincial ConstitutionCommittee?

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Fixed Exchange Rate with gold standard

Fixed but adjustable

Managed/ Dirt Float

Free Float


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Managed/ Dirt Float

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The value of Rupee with respect to other currencies for example $ is decided by the market forces ofdemand and supply and not regulated by RBI. But when Rupee becomes volatile with respect to $then RBI intervenes in the market and buys and sells dollars to contain the volatility of rupee. So theRupee is managed/dirt joat.

16. Which of the following exchange rate system is beingfollowed in India?

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An overvalued currency will boost exports from the country

An undervalued currency will boost exports from the country

Overvaluation/ undervaluation of currency does not impact exports

Overvaluation of currency makes imports expensive


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Suppose (Nominal) exchange rate is $1 = Rs. 60Now if an Indian exporter exported a particular commodity (1 unit) in the international market whoseprice is $8, then in India after conversion he will get ultimately Rs. 480.But if the rupee is undervalued (means depreciated) i.e. $1 = Rs. 64 then he can sell his product inthe international market at a price of $7.5 and can earn the same Rs. 480. So the Indian exporterscan sell their product more competitively in the international market, just because rupee isundervalued or depreciated

17. Which of the following statements is correct? 1


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Currencies and coins are aat money

Currencies do not have intrinsic value but coins have

Currencies and coins are legal tenders

Cheques are legal tenders


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Currencies and coins are Rat money because they derive their value from government "Rat"/order. Ifthe coin is melted then it will not fetch the same value in the market and the paper of which thecurrency note is made of does not have any value in the market. Hence, Currency notes and coins arecalled Rat money and they do not have intrinsic value.They are also called legal tenders as they cannot be refused by any citizen of the country forsettlement of any kind of transaction. Cheques drawn on savings or current accounts, however canbe refused by anyone as a mode of payment. Hence cheques and demand deposits arenot legal tenders. So (i) & (iii) statements are true.

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It ensures safety to the people’s deposits in banks

It ensures solvency of banks

It increases the cost of funds for the banks

Banks earn interest on CRR


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Quarterly

Quarterly and Mid Quarterly

Bimonthly

Six Monthly


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RBI reviews the monetary policy once in every two months i.e. 6 times in a yea

19. Select the correct statement regarding Cash Reserve Ratio(CRR) kept with RBI by commercial banks.


20. How many times RBI reviews the Monetary Policy in aFinancial Year?

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Government of India (GoI)

Reserve Bank of India (RBI)

GoI in consultation with RBI

Monetary Policy Committee


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GoI in consultation with RBI

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The agreement on "Monetary Policy Framework" was signed between the Govt. of India and RBI inFeb 2015.Following are the important features of the agreement:-� The objective of monetary policy is to primarily maintain price stability, while keeping in mind theobjective of growth� The monetary policy framework is operated by RBI� The injation target is 4% with a band of +/- 2%� The injation target is decided by Govt. of India in consultation with RBI� The injation is the Consumer Price Index (CPI) Combined published by Ministry of Statistics andProgramme Implementation (CSO)

The Govt. of India will constitute a "Monetary Policy Committee" (MPC) which will determine thePolicy (Repo) Rate required to achieve the injation target. The MPC will have 6 members. Three fromRBI (including the RBI Governor) and 3 will be appointed by Govt. of India. All the members will haveone vote and in the event of equality of votes, the Governor will have asecond or casting vote. The decision of the MPC will be binding on RBI. Earlier, the RBI Governorindividually used to decide the Repo Rate.

21. As per the new Monetary Policy Framework, who willdetermine the inkation target?

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Bank Rate

Discount Rate

Marginal Standing Facility Rate

Weighted Average of Retail and Wholesale inkation


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More than oneBoth MSF and Bank Rates are penal rates

22. Which of the following rates is used by RBI as the penal ratein case banks are not meeting their reserve requirements?

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Gross National Product (GNP)

Net National Product at Market Prices

Net National Product at Factor Cost

Income going to the household sector


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Net National Product at Factor Cost

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National Income and Net National Income are same terms and used interchangeably

23. The National Income of a country (India) is equal to whichof the following:

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2010-11

2011-12

2009-10

2012-13


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2011-12

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24. What is the base year for the calculation of Bihar GDP 0


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Rs. 26000

Rs. 24780

Rs. 27816

Rs. 29178


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Rs. 29178

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Rs 29178

25. What is the Per-capita income of Bihar 0


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Mining & quarrying

Manufacturing

Transport, storage and communication

Financial service


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Mining & quarrying

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CONTRIBUTION OF VARIOUS SECTOR TO GDP OF BIHAR� Mining & quarrying: 67.5%� Manufacturing: 25.9%� Transport (6.41%), storage (3.8%) and communication (3.20%); 13.5� Financial service: 10.1Primary sector: 6.6%Secondary sector: -0.2%Tertiary sector: 14.5%

26. Which sector has the highest contribution to the GDP ofBihar?

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Patna

Munger

Begusarai

Madhepura


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Top 3 districts:1. Patna2. Munger3. BegusaraiBottom 3 districts:1. Madhepura2. Supaul3. Sheohar

27. Which district has the highest Per Capita income in Bihar? 1


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Kerala

West Bengal

Haryana

Bihar


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Density of road network per 100sq.km in India1. Kerala (501 km)2. West Bengal (333 km)3. Bihar (218 km)

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Bihar

Haryana

Maharashtra

Gujarat


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Length of NH per sq.km of area in India1. Haryana (5.2km)2. Bihar (5.0km)

28. Which state has the third highest density of road networkper 100 sq. km in India?

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29. Which state has the second highest Length of NH per sq.kmof area in India?

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86

75

52

80


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86

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ENERGY SECTOR IN BIHAR:� Power availability: 3907 MW (March, 2017); 14-16 hours in rural areas, 20-22 hours in urban areas� Consumption of power: 272 kwh� Generation and Purchase: 23,027 MU� Thermal power: 86.4%� Hydro Power: 9.7%� Renewable energy: 3.9%

30. What is the percentage of thermal power in electricitygeneration in India?

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Someshwar range

Kaimur Range

Nawada hills

Rajgir hills


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Someshwar range

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Shiwalik Range:Shiwalik range of the Himalayas is located in the north - western part of West Champaran districtover an area which is 32 km long and 6 to 8 km wide. Based on the local variations it is furtherdivided into 3 parts (i) Ramnagar Dun: The southern side of Someshwar hill is a broken hilly region known as RamnagarDun. This consists of low hills which 32 km long and 6 to 8 km broad. Its highest peak is nearSantpur which is 240 m high. (ii) Someshwar Range: This is a small hilly region with an area of 74 square kilometers. The rangeextends from the mouth of. Triveni canal upto Bhikhna Thori Pass. It forms a boundary between Indiaand Nepal. The highest point is the Someshwar Fort which is 874 m in height and is the highest placein Bihar. There are a number of natural passes which are formed due to the jowing of rivers. Someimportant passes are Someshwar Pass (formed by Turipani river), Bhikhna Thori Pass (formed byKudi river) and Marwat Pass (formed by Harha river), These passes form a link between India andNepal.(iii) Harha Valley: Harha valley which is also known as Dun Valley lies in between Ramnagar Dun andSomeshwar range. It is 24 km long and is about 150 m in height.

31. Which of the following features form the North-Western partof Bihar?

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Santpur

Kaimur hills

Someshwar range

Barabar hills


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Someshwar range

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kooded plain

levees

oxbow lake

highlands


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Chuars are basically oxbow lakes or abandoned channels of river. Chuars are mostly found inSamastipur, Begusarai, Saharsa, and katihar districts.

32. The highest place of Bihar is 0


33. Chuars found in Bihar plain are 1


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West Champaran

Sitamarhi

Kishanganj

East Champaran


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West Champaran

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West Champaran

34. Which district of Bihar has the longest border with Nepal? 0


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Vindhyan rocks - alluvium

Quaternary rocks - phyllite, quartzite

Dharwar rocks - gneiss, schist

Tertiary rocks - limestone, shale


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Vindhyan rocks -limestone, shale Quaternary rocks - alluviumDharwar rocks - gneiss, schistTertiary rocks - phyllite, quartzite

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Kaimur

Ramnagar Dun

Someshwar Ranges

Rajgir hills


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See the explanation of Q.31

35. Which of the following pairs is correctly matched? 0


36. Which of the following ranges form a boundary betweenIndia & Nepal?

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Ahilya Bai Holkar

Sher Shah

Kunwar singh

Kameshwar thakur


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Ahilya Bai Holkar

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The present day temple is rebuilt by queen Ahilya Bai HOlkar of Indore in the 18th century. It is theseat of Rnal salvation. The footprint of Vishnu is marked on a block of basalt. It is in Gaya district.

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Aurangabad

Gaya

Saran

Siwan


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Gaya

37. Vishnupad Temple was rebuild by 0


38. Which district of Bihar records the highest temperature? 1


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Bhimbandh

Valmiki

Sanjay Gandhi Udyan

Kaimur


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Kaimur

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Kaimur

39. The largest wildlife sanctuary in Bihar is 0


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Gandak

Phalgu/ Falgu

Son

Mahananda


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Phalgu/ Falgu

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Phalgu

40. Which river is also known as Niranjana? 0


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Burhi Gandak

Kamla

Bagmati

Mahananda


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The Burhi Gandak originates from Someshwar range from Chautarwa Chaur near Bisambharpur inthe district of West Champaran in Bihar. It jows through the districts of West Champaran, EastChamparan, Muzaffarpur, Samastipur and Begusarai,. It joins Ganga near Khagaria. Its left banktributaries are Masan, Balor, Pandai, Sikta, Tilawe and Tiur and its right bank tributaries are Dhanauti,Kohra and Danda.

41. Which river of Bihar does originate from the Someshwarhills and kows parallel to river Gandak?

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Son

Gandak

Bagmati

Narmada


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Ratwa, Balson, Kanakai are the tributaries of Mahananda river

42. Ratwa is the tributary of 0


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Bihar

Kerala

West Bengal

Uttar Pradesh


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Top four highly dense states

1. Bihar – 1,106

2. West Bengal – 1,028

3. Kerala – 860

4. Uttar Pradesh – 829

43. According to Census 2011, which state has the highestpopulatioin density ?

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Vaishali

Arwal

Sheikhpura

Siwan


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Sheikhpura

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44. According to Census 2011, least populous district of Biharis

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Patna

Bhagalpur

Gaya

Madhepura


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Madhepura

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45. According to Census 2011, which district of Bihar has thehighest decadal growth?

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Australia

China

India

Pakistan


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India is the world’s largest producer of milk, contributing about 19% of the world’s total milkproduction with over 150 million tonnes of milk production every year

46. Which country is the world’s largest producer of milk? 1


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Madhya Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh

Tamil Nadu

Bihar


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Andhra Pradesh

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Andhra Pradesh government has announced a monthly allowance of ₹1,000 each to unemployedgraduate youths in the state with an upper age limit of 35.

47. Which state government has announced a monthlyallowance of ₹1,000 each to unemployed graduate youths?

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Chandigarh

Pune

Mumbai

Delhi


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Union Minister for Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi has laid the foundation stone ofan advanced DNA forensic laboratory here as part efforts to reduce the backlog of cases needingadvanced forensic analysis.

48. Foundation laid for India’s arst Advanced DNA Forensic Labin__________.

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Akshay Kumar

Sachin Tendulkar

Yuvraj Singh

Sushanth Singh Rajput


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Yuvraj Singh

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Indian star cricketer Yuvraj Singh awarded the ‘most inspiring icon of the year for Social Welfare’award by the Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival (DIFF) for his exemplary contribution inthe Reld of social welfare. Yuvraj was diagnosed with cancer (mediastinal seminoma) shortly afterthe World Cup.

49. Who has been awarded as the ‘most inspiring icon of theyear for Social Welfare’ award by the Dadasaheb PhalkeInternational Film Festival?

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Kaesong

Panmunjom

Kaesŏng

Pyongyang


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Panmunjom

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North and South Korea has agreed to hold military and Red Cross talks later this month on reducingtensions and resuming reunions of families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War.

50. North and South Korea hold high level talks at __________. 0


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Pune

Manipur

Kolkata

Orissa


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Manipur

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President Ram Nath Kovind gave his approval for setting up India’s Rrst-ever national sportsuniversity, in Manipur’s capital Imphal.

51. India’s 1st national sports university to be made in_______. 0


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Malaysia

Nepal

Bhutan


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An orchid has been named as ‘Dendrobium Narendra Modi’ as a special gesture for PM Modi duringhis visit to Singapore on Saturday. The strong and robust tropical orchid can produce uprightinjorescence up to 38 cm long with 14-20 well-arranged jowers.

52. Which country has named an orchid kower as ‘DendrobiumNarendra Modi’ as a special gesture for PM Modi during hisvisit?

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India Meteorological Department

Income Tax department

Revenue Department

Department of Agriculture


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India Meteorological Department

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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has launched a new Ensemble Prediction Systems (EPS)to provide probabilistic weather forecasts up to the next 10 days.

53. Which department has launched a new Ensemble PredictionSystems (EPS)?

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110

112

113

120


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113

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According to a Save the Children’s “End of Childhood Index 2018”, India ranks 113 among 175countries with regards to where childhood is threatened as a result of poor health, malnutrition,exclusion from education, child labor, and child marriage.

54. India Ranked _____th On Childhood Index 2018. 0


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Customer Protection

Product Potection

Producer Protection

Service Protection


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Customer Protection

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The Reserve Bank of India has chosen customer protection as theme for the Financial Literacy Week.This week long event ending on June 8 will focus on creating awareness among customers of banksabout Rnancial products and services, good Rnancial practices and going digital.

55. Theme of Financial Literacy of 2018 is______________. 0


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Hyderabad

Lucknow

Chennai

Cochin


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The Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport near Varanasi is set to become the Rrst Indian airport tohave a national highway underneath its runway.

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Reserve Bank of India

Ministry of Finance

Bankers Association of India

Indian Bank Association


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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said it would set up a public credit registry—an informationrepository that collates all loan information of individuals and corporate borrowers.

56. Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport is in ________. 0


57. Public Credit Registry would be set up by ________. 1


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Japan

Germany

Italy

Australia


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Japan

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Japan

58. Malabar exercise is associated with India, ______, and US. 0


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Allahabad

Gaya

Varanasi

Patna


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Patna

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59. World’s arst gender literature fest held in ________ . 0


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Purnea

Kishanganj

Champaran

Vaishali


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Vaishali

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60. Recently, Bihar govt. has established Banana ResearchCentre in ________ district.

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Ragjir

Gaya

Vaishali

Patna


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61. 2017 International Buddhist Conference Held in ______ . 1


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Mobile Tihar

Bandhan Tod

WOW

NARI


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Bandhan Tod

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62. _________ App to create awareness against Dowry, ChildMarriage, Domestic Violence andGender Violence.

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Motihari

Vaishali

Patna

Champaran


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63. Bihar’s arst start-up hub in _______ . 1


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Delhi

Kolkata

Mumbai

Patna

None of the above/ More than one of the above.

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Patna

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64. NDMA conducts its arst ever Mock Exercise on Bio-Disasters at ______ Airport.

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Malaysia

Kenya

Nigeria

Brazil


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Kenya

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India lifted the Intercontinental Cup football title. In the summit clash in Mumbai, they defeatedKenya 2-nil. Both the goals were netted by skipper Sunil Chhetri.

65. India defeated _________ to lift Intercontinental Cup FootballTitle?

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New Delhi

Qingdao

Quebec

Colombo


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Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Qingdao, China, to attend the two-day long 18th ShanghaiCooperation Organisation (SCO) summit. This will be India’s Rrst participation in the summit as a full-time member of the organization.

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MIRACLE

EPIC

PLANO

KRISHT


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The scientists has spotted for the Rrst time a distant planet six times bigger than Earth and revolvingaround a Sun-like star about 600 light years away. Both the planet and the star have been namedEPIC.

66. The 18th Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summitwas held in __________.

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67. The name of the planet discovered by Indian PhysicalResearch Laboratory scientists is __________.

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Bhutan

Russia

France

Japan


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SURYA KIRAN XIII Is joint military training exercise between India and Nepal.

68. SURYA KIRAN XIII Is military training exercise between Indiaand which other country?

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Karnataka

Gujarat

Maharashtra

Madhya Pradesh


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Gujarat

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Gujarat tops NITI Ayog’s composite water management index.

69. Which state tops NITI Ayog’s composite water managementindex?

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Rajasthan

Kerala

Karnataka

Uttar Pradesh


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Rajasthan

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Rajasthan

70. Which state government is the arst one to discontinueceremonial guard of honour?

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Quebec province

Microsoft

Google

IBM


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Quebec province

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The Maharashtra government and Canada’s Quebec province have signed a pact to increase theeconomic cooperation, especially in areas of information technology, biotechnology, artiRcialintelligence and welfare of the tribal community.

71. Maharashtra gov. sign pact with which company to increaseEconomic Cooperation?

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China

Russia

India

Israel


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India

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The indigenous pinaka rocket system of DRDO is being evolved into a precision guided missile. Sothe Ans is India

72. Pinaka rocket systems belong to which country? 0


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A safer future

Remembering the past

Retain heritage

Ancient Architecture


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Ancient Architecture

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Ministry of communication and Viet NARA post mutually agreed to jointly issue postage stamps onIndia- Viet Nam: joint issue on the theme, “Ancient Architecture”

73. What is the theme of the joint issue of postage stampbetween India and Vietnam?

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Germany

Russia

Qatar

Brazil


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Qatar

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The 2018 FIFA World Cup is hosted by Russia. Qatar will be next host nation.

74. Which country will host FIFA 2022 World Cup? 0


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Sikkim

Uttarakhand

Jammu & Kashmir

Arunachal Pradesh


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Jammu & Kashmir

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Jammu and Kashmir came under Governor’s rule for the fourth time in a decade since Governor NNVohra assumed the oSce on June 25, 2008. It is also the eighth time the state witnesses the Centre’srule in the last 41 years. This comes after the BJP pulled out of the BJP-PDP coalition government inJ & K.

75. Which comes under Governor’s rule for 4th time in 10 years? 0


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Ishant Sharma

Smriti mandhana

Harmanpreet Kaur

KL Rahul


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Smriti mandhana

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Smriti Mandhana

76. Which Indian become the arst player to play in England’s Kiasuper league?

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Land has true value – invest in it

Land has its value

Invest in nature

Invest in land


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Land has true value – invest in it

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Land has true value - invest in it

77. World Day to Combat Desertiacation and Drought Iscelebrated on June 17. What is the theme for this year?

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Reliance

DRDO

TATA

TCS


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Reliance

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Reliance is investing in setting up India’s Rrst carbon Rbre manufacturing unit to cater to aerospaceand defence need.

78. India’s arst carbon abre manufacturing unit is set up by? 0


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Nepal

China

Bhutan

Bangladesh


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Nepal

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India has agreed to open four new air entry points to Nepal in the eastern and western parts of thecountry. This aims at facilitating movement of international traSc. The four routes that India agreedto make two-way are i) Kathmandu-Biratnagar-Dhaka, ii) Kathmandu-Janakpur-Kolkata iii)Kathmandu-Janakpur-Patna in the eastern part of Nepal and iv) Kathmandu-Mahendranagar-Delhi(L626) in the west

79. With which country India has 4 new air gateways? 0


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Greece

Spain

Macedonia

Chad


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Macedonia has signed to change its name after 3 decades dispute with Greece. New name is“Republic of North Macedonia”.

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Rs. 510

Rs. 530

Rs. 503

Rs. 503


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Rs 510

80. Which country has signed to change its name? 1


81. The cost price of an article is Rs. 480. If it is to be sold at aproat of 6.25 percent, how much would be its selling price ?

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Rs 200

Rs 800

Rs 400

Rs 600


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Rs 400

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20 %

18 %

14 %

21 %


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14%

82. A trader sells his goods at 20% proat. Had he bought it at10% more and sold it for Rs. 70 more, he would have earned aproat of 25%. Find the cost price of the goods.

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83. A trader sold two bullocks for Rs. 8,400 each, neither losingnor gaining in total. If he sold one of the bullocks at a gain of20%, then the other is sold at a loss of

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16

24

32

40


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16

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Rs 200

Rs 216

Rs 250

Rs 176


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Rs 200

84. By selling 32 oranges for Rs. 30 a man losses 25%. Howmany oranges should be sold for Rs. 24 so as to gain 20% in thetransaction?

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85. A sold a watch to B at a gain of 20% and B sold it to C at aloss if 10%. If C bought the watch for Rs. 216, at what price didA purchase it?

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55%

56%

57%

58%


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57%

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40%

50%

60%

70%


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50%

86. Three candidates contested an election and received 1136,7636 and 11628 votes respectively. What percentage of thetotal votes did the winning candidate got?

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87. A batsman scored 120 runs which included 3 boundariesand 8 sixes. What percent of his total score did he make byrunning between the wickets?

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140

150

200

240


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14

16

18

20


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16

88. One fourth of one third of two afth of a number is 15. Whatwill be 40% of that number?

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89. If 15% of 40 is greater than 25% of a number by 2, thenumber is

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75

65

45

25


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25

90. Raman's salary was decreased by 50% and subsequentlyincreased by 50%. How much percent does he loss?

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Lothal

Kalibangan

Harappa

Surkotada


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Surkotada

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Surkotada

91. At which of the following harappan sites, bones of horsehas been discovered?

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Brics

Stone

Wood

Iron


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Brics

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Brics

92. Which of the following was used in house making in IndusValley Civilization?

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Mundaka Upanishad

Satapatha Brahmana

Chhandogya Upanishad

Brihadaranyaka Upanishad


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93. Which among the following Vedic Texts gives a systematicexposition of the ‘theory of rebirth’ for the arst time?

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Chanhudaro

Dholavira

Ropar

Daimabad


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Dholavira

94. The arst astronomical observatory of Harappan Civilizationhas been found at which among the following ancient Indiansites?

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As an export commodity.

As a medium of exchange in place of coins.

As amulets and charms to ward off evil spirits.

For marking their goods and property.


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For marking their goods and property.

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The seals of the ancient Harappan’s were probably used in much the same way they are today, tosign letters or for commercial transactions. The Harappan seals were used for marking goods andbales of merchandise.

95. The harappans used intaglio seals, made mostly of carvedand ared steatite :

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Chandogya

Mandukya

Mukdaka

Brahadaranyaka


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Brahadaranyaka

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Brahadaranyaka

96. “Tamso Ma Jyotirgamaya” ” Lead us from Darkness toLight” , this comes from which among the followingUpanishadas?

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Harappan script

Brahmi script

Kharosti script

Egyptian hieroglyphs


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Brahmi script

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Brahmi script

97. The oldest deciphered script is _______ . 0


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Tin

Steatite

Copper

Gold


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Iron was not known to the people of Harappan civilization.

98. Which metal was not known to Harappan civilization? 0


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Sand casting

Lost wax technique

acid and wax technique

clay modelling technique


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Lost wax technique

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Lost wax technique

99. In the Harappan civilization, bronze statues were madeusing ________ technique.

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Cow

Elephant

Rhinoceros

Tiger


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Cow

100. Which of the following animals was not represented inseals and terracotta art of Harappan sculpture?

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Necklace

Finger ring

Ear ring

Armlet


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Ear ring

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Ear ring

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worldly prosperity and natural beauty

treatment of several ailments

sacriacial rituals

melody or songs


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Worldly prosperity and natural beauty

101. Which of the following ornaments were worn exclusively bywomen but not men under Indus Valley Civilization?

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102. The focus of Rig Veda is on 1


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astronomy

metrics

sanskrit grammar

medicine


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Sanskrit Grammar

103. Panini's Ashtadhyayi text is related to 1


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Yajur Veda

Rig Veda

Sam Veda

Atharva Veda


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Yajur Veda

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Rig-veda: Aitreya, kaushitakiYajur-Veda: Taitriya, ShatpathaSam veda: Tandya, SadvimshaAtharva veda: Gopatha

104. 'Shatpatha Brahmana' belongs to which of the followingVeda?

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Chamberlain

Courier

Charioteer

Tax collector


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Tax collector

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Tax Collector

105. In the Later Vedic Period, Bhagadudha functionary wasrelated to

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Village otcial

police otcial

military general

businessman


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police otcial

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Police OScial

106. 'Ugras' mentioned in the Upanishads, was probably a_______ .

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Vinaya Pitaka

Sutta Pitaka

Tri Pitika

Abhidhamma Pitika


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Tri Pitika

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Tri Pitika

107. Which of the following is not among the three majortreatise of Buddhism?

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Alara Kalama

Udraka Ramputra

Sabbakami

Shitalnath


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Alara Kalama

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Alara Kalama

108. Who was the arst teacher of Gautam Buddha? 0


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Mahakasappa

Ashoka

Vasumitra

Mogaliputta Tissa


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Mogaliputta Tissa

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BUDDHIST COUNCIL YEAR VENUE CHAIRMAN PATRON1st Buddhist Council 483 BC Rajgriha Mahakassapa Ajatashatru2nd Buddhist Council 383 BC Vaishali Sabbakami Kalashoka3rd Buddhist Council 250 BC Patliputra Mogaliputta Tissa Ashoka4th Buddhist Council 98 AD Kundalvan Vasumitra/Aswaghosh Kanishka

109. Who was the Chairman of the 3rd Buddhist Council? 0


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Pava Town near Patna

Gaya

Giridh (Jharkhand)

Champapur (Bhgalpur)


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Pava Town

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Francisco de Almedia

Alfonso de Albuquerque

Nino di Cunha

Martin Alfonso de Souza


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110. Mahavira was cremated at _____ . 1


111. Who is considered as the founder of the Portuguese powerin India?

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Deindustrialization and ruin of Artisans and Handicraftsmen.

Stagnation and deterioration of agriculture.

Commercialization of Indian agriculture.

Rise of Indian Bourgeoisie.


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More than oneExp: The economic impacts of British rule in Indiaare:• Deindustrialization and ruin of Artisans andHandicraftsmen.• Impoverishment of Peasantry.• Emergence of New Land Relations, Ruin ofOld Zamindars.• Stagnation and Deterioration of Agriculture.• Commercialisation of Indian Agriculture.• Development of Modern Industry.• Rise of Indian Bourgeoisie.

112. Which of the following are the economic impacts of Britishrule in India?

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Dharmapala

Bhoja

Dhruva

Devapala


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The Pala rulers were great patrons ofBuddhist learning and religion. The NalandaUniversity was revived by Dharmapala. Healso founded Vikramasila University whichwas second only to Nalanda in fame.

113. Who among the following had established the VikramasilaUniversity that became animportant seat of learning?

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Low salary and ill-treatment of sepoys in Royal Indian Army.

Tax was imposed on property held by temples & mosques.

Atrocities done upon the peasant community.

Conversion of HIndus into Christianity bt Christian Missionaries


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More than oneExplanation:Sepoys were ill treated and given low salary compared to their white colleagues. Christianmissionaries were sent into army camps as well as into villages to start conversion.They openlyabused Hindu religion and its custom. Tax were imposed on religious possessions. Sepoys hadcome from peasant community itself.So any atrocity done to peasants caused anger among sepoys.

114. Which of the following is/are the causes behind theoutbreak of 1857 Revolt?

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The wealth brought from England and invested in Indian market.

The purchases of Indian goods out of Bengal revenue and export of them toEngland.

The salaries and other incomes of English otcials sent to England.

The wealth generated by company in India and then invested in India.


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After Battle of Plassey, English oScials started extracting revenue out of Bengal. From these revenuethey purchased goods from Indian and started exporting these to India.

115. What is meant by 'Investments' in the contextof BritishEconomic Policies?

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Bengal --- Sadat khan

Awadh --Martanda Verma

Mysore -- Suraj Mal

Hyderabad -- Nizam-ul-Mulk


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Warren Hastings

Lord Wellesley

Lord Cornwallis

Lord Dalhousie


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Lord Dalhousie

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The Doctrine of Lapse was an annexation policy followed widely by Lord Dalhousie when he wasIndia’s Governor-General from 1848 to 1856.Features of Doctrine of Lapse:According to this, any princely state under the direct or indirect (as a vassal) control of the East IndiaCompany where the ruler did not have a legal male heir would be annexed by the company.This was not introduced by Lord Dalhousie even though it was he who documented it, and used itwidely to acquire territories for the British.As per this, any adopted son of the Indian ruler could not be proclaimed as heir to the kingdom. Theadopted son would only inherit his foster father’s personal property and estates.The adopted son would also not be entitled to any pension that his father had been receiving or toany of his father’s titles.This challenged the Indian ruler’s long-held authority to appoint an heir of their choice.

117. The policy of 'Doctrine of Lapse' is attributed to _______ . 0


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British

French

Spain

Dutch


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British

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Bengal

Madras

Bombay

Delhi


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Bengal

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Bengal

118. In 1612 ________established a trading post in Gujarat. 1


119. Warren Hastings was appointed as the Governor of______in 1772.

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Elizabeth I

Elizabeth II

Henry VII

Henry VIII


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Elizabeth I

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Elizabeth I

120. The Company was granted an English Royal Charter, underthe name Governor and Company of Merchants of LondonTrading into the East Indies, by _________ on 31 December 1600.

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Act of 1658

Act of 1773

Act of 1858

Act of 1909


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Act of 1858

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Act of 1858

121. Under the Government of India _____ , the British Crownassumed direct administration of India in the new British Raj.

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American

British

Japan

French


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French

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French

122. The Seven Years' War (1756–1763) resulted in the defeatof the ______forces.

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Government of India Act of 1658





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Salient features of the Government of India Act - 1858:India's rule came directly under British Crown.

The administration was to be run by Her Majesty, through the Secretary of State for India, assisted bythe Council of India

The court of Directors and Board of control were abolished.

The council of India was an advisory body, with the secretary of state as its Chairman.

This act made India a direct colony of the British Crown.

Council of India had 15 members, 8 appointed by the Crown and 7 elected by the Court of Directors.

123. The Company lost all its administrative powers by the 0


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Sir William Jones

Warren Hastings

Raja Ram Mohan Roy

Lord Macaulay


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Sir William Jones

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Sir William Jones

124. _______,a judge of the Supreme Court founded the Asiaticsociety of Bengal in1784 A.D.

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Hanoverians

Stuarts

Normans

Tudors


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Stuarts

125. When the East India Company came into existence,England was ruled by the _______

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introduction of western education in India

Racial arrogance of the British

Denial of Higher Jobs to deserving Indians

Queen's proclamation of 1858


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126. The greatest contribution of the British rule to the growthof Indian nationalism was the

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Gokahale

S.N. Banerjee

Tilak

William Logan


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S.N. Banerjee

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S.N. Banerjee

127. _________ started an all-India campaign for restoring theentrance age of 21 and for simultaneous ICS examination inIndia.

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Queen Elizabeth

Queen Victoria

Queen Anne

Queen Marie


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Queen Victoria

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Queen Victoria

128. Lytton held an Imperial Durbar at Delhi in 1877 toannounce ___________ as the Empress of Indiaat a time when alarge part of the country was in the grip of a severe famine.

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Sri Aurobindo

Lokmanya Tilak

Shyamji Krishna Varma

Dadabhai Naoroji


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Shyamji Krishna Varma

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Delhi --- Bakht Khan

Kanpur -- Rani Laxmibai

Bihar --Kunwar Singh

Jhansi --Nana Saheb


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Delhi - Bakht KhanKanpur - Nana SahebBihar- Kunwar singhJhansi - Laxmibai

129. Who founded India House in London and guided otherrevolutionaries?

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K T Telang

M Viraraghavachari

B.S Aiyer

P. Anandacharlu


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K T Telang

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K T Telang

131. Who was not the founding member of Madras MahajanSabha?

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Beriberi

Scurvy

Loss of vision

Rickets


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Vitamin A——— Night blindnessVitamin B1———BeriberiVitamin B2——– AribojavinosisVitamin B3 ——–PellagraVitamin B5 ——–ParesthesiaVitamin B6 ——–AnemiaVitamin B7 —— Dermatitis, enteritisVitamin B9 & Vitamin B12 —– Megaloblastic anemiaVitamin C —— Scurvy, Swelling of GumsVitamin D —— Rickets & OsteomalaciaVitamin E —— Less FertilityVitamin K —— Non-Clotting of Blood

132. ________ is caused by deaciency of Vitamin A. 1


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Rickets

Scurvy

Beriberi

Goitre


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Goitre

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Goitre

133. ________ is caused by deaciency of iodine 0


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transpiration.

Photosynthesis

transportation

respiration


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transpiration.

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transpiration.

134. Leaves give out water vapour through the process of________ .

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Fibroin

Casein

Elastin

Sericin


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Silk is a pasty secretion of the silk worm produced by the silk gland. This secretion forms two coresof Rbroin. A tough elastic insoluble protein consisting of 75% of the Rber's weight and cementedtogether with sericin from the middle region of the silk gland

135. Silk contains a protein known as ______ . 0


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tendon

ligaments

Pelvic bones

Cartilage


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ligaments

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ligaments

136. The muscle which join bone to bone is called _____ . 0


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rocks

soil

water

plant


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plant

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plant

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Vajji

Magadha

Anga

Videha


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Magadha

137. Which of the following is a biotic component? 0


138. Patna and Gaya districts of Bihar were parts of themahajanapada -

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Shisunga

Ajatashatru

Bimbisara

Kalashoka


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Kalashoka

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Kalashoka

139. Which of the following rulers permanently made Patliputrathe capital of Magadha

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Mir jafar

Miran

Shujjat Khan

Tabtabai


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Miran

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Miran

140. Who became the deputy Nawab of Bihar after the Battle ofPlassey?

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Munger

Purnea

Champaran

Alamganj


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Alamganj

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Alamganj

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1820

1830

1840

1850


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1820

141. The Britishers established their arst trading factory in Bihar(1620) at -

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142. In which year Wahabi movement was started? 1


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Amar Singh

Kunwar Singh

Pir Ali

Harkishen Singh


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Kunwar Singh

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Amar singh

Kunwar singh

Nishan singh

Pir ALi


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Amar singh

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Amar singh

143. Who among the following had established an arms andammunition factory at Jagdishpur?

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144. Who had established a parallel govt. in Jagdishpur? 0


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Banda

Awadh

Rewa

Jaunpur


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Awadh

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William Tayler

Samuels

Llod

Irwin


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William Tayler

145. The ruler of which place presented Kunwar Singh a robe ofhonour and 12000 rupees?

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146. Who was the Commissioner of Patna when revolt of 1857started?

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10 April 1858

23 April 1858

26 April 1858

20 june 1858


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26 April 1858

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26 April 1858

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Sparrow

Peacock

Parrot

Pigeon


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Sparrow

147. When did Kunwar Singh die? 0


148. _____ is the State Bird of Bihar. 1


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Rice

Maize

cotton

wheat


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wheat

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wheat

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Kanpur

Varanasi

Nasik

Haridwar


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Nasik

149. Which one of the following is a Rabi crop? 0


150. Which one of the following cities is not situated on thebank of Ganga?

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