Total Questions : 50
Duration : 25 Minutes
 
Q1. The Pichola Lake is a famous landmark in
  1. Jaipur 2. Mount Abu
  3. Udaipur 4. Ranthambore
             
Q2. Taoism was a well-known religious sect in ancient
  1. Japan 2. China
  3. Korea 4. Indonesia
             
Q3. Indias official family planning programme started in
  1. 1975 2. 1950
  3. 1976 4. None of these
             
Q4. Who among the following is not a model?
  1. Claudia Schiffer 2. Naomi Kempbell
  3. Jennifer Lopez 4. Eileen Collins
             
Q5. Which medieval king was famous for his chain of justice?
  1. Akbar 2. Balban
  3. Jahangir 4. Shahjehan
             
Q6. The only lyricist to get the Dada Saheb Phalke Prize is
  1. Gulzar 2. Sahir Ludhianavi
  3. Majrooh Sultanpuri 4. Hasrat Jaipuri
             
Q7. The laws of heredity were discovered by
  1. Gregor John Mendel 2. Charles Darwin
  3. Robert Hook 4. Morgan Hunt
             
Q8. At which of the following places did the first Asian Games take place?
  1. Bangkok 2. Kualalampur
  3. Ceylon 4. New Delhi
             
Q9. A cycle tube, the valve of which has been opened, gives off cool air due to
  1. Isothermal compression 2. Isothermal expansion
  3. Diffusion 4. Adiabatic expansion
             
Q10. Galvanized iron sheets are coated with
  1. Zinc 2. Chromium
  3. Copper 4. Strontium
             
Q11. Which book was regarded as The Bible of Revolutionaries in India during the freedom struggle?
  1. Anandmath 2. Bandi Jeevan
  3. First War of Indian Independence 4. None of these
             
Q12. The fastest growing plant in the world is
  1. Triticale 2. Rhododendron
  3. Raflessia 4. Bamboo
             
Q13. Who among the following was/ were a renowned Hindi scholar/s in medieval times?
A. Ras Khan
B. Abdul Rahim Khan-I-Khana
C. Amir Khusro
  1. A and B 2. B and C
  3. C only 4. A, B and C
             
Q14. Hooch or poisonous wine contains
  1. Methyl Alcohol 2. Ethyl Alcohol
  3. Propyl Alcohol 4. Butyl Alcohol
             
Q15. Smog is a
  1. Type of fast-blowing wind in the Australian deserts 2. Type of cloud which results in torrential rains
  3. Colloidal mixture of smoke and fog 4. The name of a structure formed by the river in its upper course
             
Q16. Aurora Borealis is
  1. A plant that glows at nighttime 2. Multi-coloured lights observed at night in the northern hemisphere
  3. Multi-coloured lights seen at night in the southern hemisphere 4. A prominent constellation
             
Q17. NCTE is a term connected with the world of
  1. Computers 2. Teachers training
  3. Technical education 4. TB eradication
             
Q18. The title Lady With The Lamp is given to
  1. Sarojini Naidu 2. Maria Montessori
  3. Florence Nightingale 4. Mother Teresa
             
Q19. The real name of Mother Teresa was
  1. Sister Agnes 2. Sister Mary
  3. Sister Venus 4. Sister Ian Noel
             
Q20. The kindergarten system of education was developed by
  1. Sigmund Freud 2. Jean Piaget
  3. Maria Montessori 4. Baden Powell
             
Q21. Some insects glow at nighttime due to the phenomenon of
  1. Luminescence 2. Eutrophication
  3. Cretenisation 4. Phosphorescence
             
Q22. Which of the following animal undergoes hibernation to avoid excessive cold in winters?
  1. Belanoglossus 2. Cockroach
  3. Kiwi 4. Frog
             
Q23. An animal will be classified as fish if it has
A. gills for respiration in adult stage
B. fins all over the body
C. Cold-blooded body system
  1. A only 2. B and C
  3. A, B and C 4. A and B
             
Q24. Which of the following is a warm-blooded animal?
  1. Frog 2. Fish
  3. Crocodile 4. Pigeon
             
Q25. CIS is the name of a / an
  1. Secret agency 2. Group of countries
  3. International treaty 4. None of these
             
Q26. A group of islands is known as
  1. Constellation 2. Archipelago
  3. Isthmus 4. Galaxy
             
Q27. Jet aircraft work on the principle of
  1. Newtons Third Law 2. Newtons First Law
  3. Conservation of Momentum 4. Conservation of Energy
             
Q28. Digha Nikaya is a
  1. Buddhist spot 2. Jain religious spot
  3. Buddhist Book 4. Hindu religious book
             
Q29. If a mad dog bites a person, that person will suffer from?
  1. Rabies 2. Diphtheria
  3. Hydrophobia 4. Whooping Cough
             
Q30. I am the scourge of God. Which medieval invader in India uttered this line?
  1. Changez Khan 2. Mahmud of Ghazni
  3. Mohammed Ghauri 4. Halaku
             
Q31. Which of these gadgets would be suitable for measuring the temperature of a very hot object?
  1. Crescograph 2. Geiger-Muller Chamber
  3. Pyrometer 4. Cryometer
             
Q32. Which of the following is the principal means of transmission of heat from the Sun to the Earth?
  1. Conduction 2. Convection
  3. Diffusion 4. Radiation
             
Q33. Which of the following elements does not show allotropic forms?
  1. Phosphorous 2. Sulphur
  3. Carbon 4. Sodium
             
Q34. Ventilators are always provided near the ceiling of a room because
  1. It is a convention to do so 2. Hot air rises above and leaves through them
  3. They bring in fresh air 4. The ceiling of a room is the hottest part of it.
             
Q35. Which of the following is not a chemical name for Vitamin B?
  1. Folic Acid 2. Thiamin
  3. Niacin 4. Carotene
             
Q36. The Coral Island is a well-known work by
  1. RK Narayana 2. Rudyard Kipling
  3. William Shakespeare 4. Mulk Raj Anand
             
Q37. Spot the correct pair.
  1. Vitamin A : Milk 2. Vitamin D : Citrus
  3. Vitamin B : Green Vegetables 4. Vitamin C : Eggs
             
Q38. Which of the following is a non-biodegradable waste?
  1. Kitchen Refuse 2. Plastic
  3. Dead plants 4. Dead animals
             
Q39. The name of the mission that took a man on the Moon for the first time, was
  1. Pioneer-17 2. Apollo-18
  3. Apollo-01 4. Colombia
             
Q40. The actual spot where the exchange of gases takes place in the lungs is the
  1. Bronchi 2. Trachea
  3. Alveoli 4. Diaphragm
             
Q41. Which of the following is known as green fuel?
  1. Unleaded petrol 2. Compressed Natural Gas
  3. Kerosene 4. A and B
             
Q42. Gangu Bai Hangal is a renowned
  1. Classical vocalist 2. Mridang player
  3. Ghazal singer 4. Quawalli singer
             
Q43. Mishti Doi is a special dish of
  1. Jammu and Kashmir 2. Rajasthan
  3. Maharashtra 4. West Bengal
             
Q44. Quantas is the national carrier of
  1. Germany 2. Australia
  3. Japan 4. USA
             
Q45. Neonatology is the science concerned with studying
  1. Very young babies 2. Grasses
  3. Hair 4. Old age
             
Q46. The title Poet of the East (Shair-I-Mashrik) is given to
  1. Mirza Ghalib 2. Rabindernath Tagore
  3. Dr. Mohammed Iqbal 4. Firaq Gorakhpuri
             
Q47. Which of the following is part of a plateau?
  1. The Aravallis 2. The Nilgiris
  3. The Himalayas 4. The Kanchanjunga
             
Q48. Who among the following was well-known for his guerrilla tactics?
  1. Guru Gobind Singh 2. Guru Teg Bahadur
  3. Shivaji 4. Tipu Sultan
             
Q49. The ozone hole is found in the
  1. Troposphere 2. Ionosphere
  3. Mesosphere 4. Stratosphere
             
Q50. A charged particle always has
  1. Kinetic energy 2. Potential energy
  3. Both A and B 4. Mechanical energy