1.
Animals eat a lot before hibernating
because – They don’t want to hungry
2.
Animals start preparing for hibernation when –
HIT substance becomes active
Directions Q3-4: Give the correct sentence so as
to get rid of the Adverb ‘too’
3.
It is never too late to mend – Better to
mend than never
4.
He is too honest to accept a bribe –
Extremely honest to accept a bribe
Directions Q5-10: Give the word that is the correct
substitute for the given group of words.
5.
A complete list of items (usually in
book form), especially of things one can buy or look at – Catalogue
6.
A holy book/sacred writings of a
religion – Scripture
7.
One who takes part in a sport or other
activity for pleasure? – Amateur
8.
The flowers and vegetation of a certain region
– Flora
9.
A person with bad habits or faults which
cannot be changed or corrected – Incorrigible
10.
‘Blue Whale is the biggest mammal’.
Biggest is a………..Degree of comparison. – Superlative
Directions Q 11-15: Give the alternatives which
correctly fit into the blanks:
11.
I was playing football when my
father……..-Arrived
12.
87. The patient …….before the doctor
came.- Had died
13.
Many people….before the help………- Had
died, reached
14.
I……so tired that I….hardly stand on my
feet. – was, could
15.
This matter……..in the meeting
tomorrow….- will be discussed.
16.
Todar Mal was associated with – Land
Revenue Reform
17.
Two of the Great Mughals whowrote their
own memories? – Babur and Jahangir
18.
Title given by the British Government to
Mahatma Gandhi which was surrendered – Kaiser-e-Hind
19.
‘Upanishad’ is – Source of Hindu
Philosophy
20.
The Indus Valley Civilization city of
‘Lothal’ is located in –Gujarat
21.
Which of the Tapti, Mahanadi, Godavari Rivers
does not meet Bay of Bengal? – Tapti
22.
Largest Mangrove forest in India and the
world is – Sunderban
23.
Sal trees are concentrated in – Madhya
Pradesh
24.
In India, the concept of Single
Citizenship is adopted from – England
25.
What was the period of Second World War?
– 1939-45
26.
When was the U.N.O. established? – 1945
27.
Where is the Headquarter of the U.N.O.?
– New York
28.
Shah Jahan built in which building was Takhte Taus? –
Diwan-e-Aam
29.
Which of the following is correct
concerning the Rajya Sabha?
1.
It cannot be dissolved.
2.
Its tenure is six years.
3.
1/3rd members retire at the
end of every two years.
4.
Minimum age to be the member of Rajya
Sabha is 30 years. – All of these
30.
Who presides over the rich heritage of
our composite culture is one of the – Fundamental duty in India
31.
To value and preserve the rich heritage
of our composite culture is one of the – Fundamental duty in India
32.
Which one is not included in the
fundamental rights prior to Indian Constitution? – Right to Information
33.
The President of India addresses both
houses of Parliament – at the beginning of the First Session of both houses
34.
At the selection of India’s Prime
Minister the person – Not necessarily member of one of the two houses of
Parliament, but essentially within the 6 months must be a member of Lok Sabha
35.
The president of India is administered
oath of office by – Chief Justice of India
36.
The meaning of Secularism in the Indian Constitutions
– The State recognizes all religions, but it has not its own religion
37.
Name the Union Territory where French is
one of the spoken languages – Pudduchery
38.
Those that follow Zoroastrianism
are - Parsis
39.
Snowline is – The altitude above which
snow lies permanently at any place and it does not melt throughout the year
40.
The Eskimos are nomadic hunters of –
Eurasia
41.
What are
Homo sapiens? – Human beings
42.
Which areas in India is the first to get
summer monsoon? – Western Ghats
44.
Gulf of mannar is located in the – East
of Tamil Nadu
45.
Among Bajra & Rice, Jowar &
Maize, Jowar & Rice, Mustard & Barley which are not grown in the Kharif
season? – Barley and Mustard
46.
In the interior of the earth – The
temperature rises with increasing depth
47.
Among Castor, Diamond, Clove, which one
is a mineral? – Diamond
48.
The boundary line between India and
China is called- McMohan Line
49.
The ‘Ghadar Party’ was organized in
U.S.A. by – Lala Hardayal
50.
When did Partition of Bengal takes
place? – 1905
51.
Emergency powers of President are
derived from which Constitution? – German Western Constitution
52.
Which Article of Indian constitution
describes about the Right to Constitutional remedies? – Article 32
53.
Which Article of Indian Constitution
gives special status to Jammu and Kashmir? – 370
54.
Chinese Pilgrim who visited India during
Harsha Vardhan’s period was – Hiuen Tsang
55.
Which Mughal ruler reimposed ‘Jaziya’? –
Aurangzeb
56.
Who initiated the Doctrine of Lapse? –
Dalhousie
57.
Who was known as Bismark of India? –
Sardar Patel
58.
Ranjit Singh belonged to Sikh Misl of –
Kanhaiya
59.
The production of Onion is the highest
in India in – Maharsahtra
60.
Aravali ranges are an example of –
Folded Mountains
61.
Among Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Tamilnadu,
Maharashtra which state of India has longest Coast line? – Andhra Pradesh
62.
Among Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, West
Bengal, Bihar which state of India does not have a Sea opening? – Bihar
63.
India has the longest land frontier with
– Bangladesh
64.
Zojila Pass is between – Kashmir Valley
and Ladakh
65.
Indian Economy is – Mixed Economy
66.
Largest revenue in India is obtained
from – Excise Duties
67.
National Institute of Rural Development is
situated at – Hyderabad
68.
Dalal Street is situated at – Mumbai
69.
Fundamental Duties are in which part of
the Constitution of India? – IVA
70.
Among Protection and improvement of
environment and safeguarding of forests and wild life, Equal justice and free
legal aid, Organization of village Panchayats, minimum wages to laborers. Which
is not a Directive Principle? – Minimum wages of workers
71.
President of India can be removed from
office by – Parliament
72.
Lower House of Parliament is also called
– Lok Sabha
73.
Shimla was declared the Summer Capital
of British India in – 1864
74.
Monument constructed by Sher Shah –
Kila-I-Kulna Mosque, Delhi
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