Choose the correct answers
1. The two ancient cities of Mohenjodaro and Harappa are now in :
A. Bngaladesh B. India C. Tibet D. Pakistan
Ans : Pakistan
2. " Budhacharita" was written by :
A. Kalidasa B. Vikramaditya C. Ashvagosha D. Banabhatta
Ans : Ashvagosha
3. Saka Era was introduced by
A. Kanishka B. Chandragupta Maurya C. Ashoka D. Harsha
Ans : Kanishka
4. Which one of the following Mughal Emperors patronized architecture most?
A. Humayun B. Akbar C. Shah Jahan D. Jahangir
Ans : Shah Jahan
5. The British formed the East Indai Company in :
A. 1600 B. 1601 C. 1602 D. 1603
Ans : 1600
6. The first railway line in India was started in the year:
A. 1850 B. 1853 C. 1858 D. 1892
Ans : 1853
7. The immediate cause of the Revolt of 1987 was:
A. Low wages paid to soldiers B. Imperialistic exploitation
C. Use of greased cartridges D. All of the above
Ans : Use of greased cartridges
8. The first news paper which was published in India was:
A. The Culcutta Gazette B. The Amrit Bazar Patrika
C. The Bengal Gazette D. The Culacutta Chronicle
Ans : The Bengal Gazette
9. Bal Gangadar Tilak and Bipin Chandra Pal during India's Struggle for Independence advocated:
A. Co-operation B. Concillatioan C. Extremism D. Moderation
Ans : Extremism
10. Kancheepuram was once the capital of :
A. The Cholas B. The Pandyas C. The Pallavas D. The Cheras
Ans : The Pallavas
11. Who among the following women leaders was not the President of Indian Natioanl Congress even once?
A. Annie Beasant B. Vijayalakshmi Pandit C. Sarojini Naidu D. Indira Gandhi
Ans : Vijayalakshmi Pandit
12. Who was the Nawab of Bengal at the time of the Battle of Plassey?
A. Mir Jaffer B. Mir Jumla C. Mir Qasim D. Siraj-ud-daula
Ans : Siraj-ud-daula
13. In 1943, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose proclaimed the formation of the Provisional Government of Independent India (Azad Hind) in :
A. Vienna B. Tokyo C. Rangoon D. Singapore
Ans : Singapore
14. Right belief, Right cognition and Right conduct are the three gems or Triratnas associated with :
A. Buddhism B. Jainism C. Hinduism D. Islam
Ans : Jainism
15. The countries comprising the Indian sub-continent are:
A. India, Pakistan, China, Myanmar, and Bangladesh
B. India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh
C. India, Nepal, China, and Bangladesh
D. None of these.
Ans : India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh
16. The Nilgiris are part of the :
A. Western Ghats B. Eastern Ghats C. Aravallis D. Satpura
Ans : Western Ghats
17. The most useful feature of Himalayan rivers is that:
A. they are huge in terms of total length
B. They offer perennial source of water supply
C. They deposit large amount of silt
D. All of the above
Ans : All of the above
18. The richest type of soil is the:
A. red soil B. Alluvial soil C. Black soil D. Laterite soil
Ans : Alluvial soil
19. The Ganges beyond Farakka after entering Bangladesh is known as:
A. Padma B. Ganga Sagar C. Swaran Ganga D. Meghna
Ans : Padma
20. The copper mines in India are located in :
A. Mayurbhanj B. Dhanbad C. Kolar D. Khetri
Ans : Khetri
21. The largest river of Peninsular India is:
A. Mahanadi B. Kaveri C. Godavari D. Krishna
Ans : Godavari
22. Neyveli Lignite project is located in :
A. Andhra Pradesh B. Kerala C. Tamil Nadu D. Karnataka
Ans : Tamil Nadu
23. The multipurpose project irrigating maximum area in India is :
A. Damodar Valley B. Beas C. Hirakud D. Bhakra Nangal
Ans : Hirakud
24. Which of the following is known as the Rice Bowl of South India?
A. Knokan coastal region B. Kaveri delta
C. Kerala D. Krishna – Godavari delta.
Ans : Krishna – Godavari delta.
25. When the days and nights are equal in both the hemispheres of the earth it is called;
A. Equinox B. Perihelion C. Aphelion D. Solstice
Ans : Equinox
26. The temperate grasslands of South America are called:
A. Pampas B. Priaries C. Downs D. Steppes
Ans : Pampas
27. The City of Seven Hills is:
A. Chicago B. Berlin C. Rome D. Vienna
Ans : Rome
28. “Moorlands” are:
A. Marine vegetation near Sundarbans.
B. The area of marshy lands.
C. The region where evergreen trees flourish.
D. Areas where twisted shrubs and grasses grow.
Ans : The area of marshy lands.
29. The structure of the Indian Constitution is :
A. Unitary B. Rigid C. Flexible D. Federal in form and Unitary in spirit
Ans : Federal in form and Unitary in spirit
30. The difference between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles is :
A. Fundamental Rights are justiciable while Directive Principles is :
B. Fundamental Rights are positive while Directive Principles are not.
C. Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles are justiciable.
D. Directive Principles are given precedence over Fundamental Rights.
Ans : Fundamental Rights are justiciable while Directive Principles is
31. Which of the following Rights was described by Dr. Ambedkar as the “heart and soul of the constitution” ?
A. Right to Equality B. Right to Constitutional Remedies
C. Right to Religion D. Right to Freedom
Ans : Right to Constitutional Remedies
32. The President of India can be removed from his office by:
A. The Prime Minister B. The Home Minister C. The Electorate D. Impeachment
Ans : Impeachment
33. Can the Rajya Sabha be dissolved by the President?
A. Yes B. No C. Sometimes D. Not always
Ans : No
34. How many schedules are there in the Indian Constitution?
A. Six B. Eight C. Nine D. Ten
Ans : Answers 12 schedules
35. The dominant occupation of the Indian is :
A. Trade B. Industry C. Transport D. Agriculture
Ans : Agriculture
36. In India the present trend of rapid urbanization is due to :
A. Influence of cinema and electronic media
B. Lack of employment opportunities in rural areas.
C. Break up of joint family system.
D. Abolition of Zamindari system.
Ans : Lack of employment opportunities in rural areas.
37. Which of the following States accounts for the largest share of industrial production and capital investment?
A. Gujarat B. Maharashtra C. Tamil Nadu D. West Bengal
Ans : Maharashtra
38. Freon gas is used in :
A. Air-conditioners B. Refrigerators C. Television D. Nuclear reactors
Ans : Refrigerators
39. The preparation of soap involves the process called:
A. Neutralization B. Esterification C. Hydrolysis D. None of these
Ans : None of these : Saponification
40. The constituent of blood associated with resistance to disease is :
A. Haemoglobin B. RBC C. WBC D. Plasma
Ans : WBC
41. Dialysis is used in the case of a patient suffering from:
A. Liver trouble B. Kidney trouble C. Cataract D. Jaundice
Ans : Kidney trouble
42. The method of Radio-carbon dating is used to find the age of :
A. Fossils B. Stars C. Skeletons D. Trees
Ans : Fossils
43. Sickle cell anemia is a:
A. Genetic disorder B. Virus disease C. Bacterial disease
D. Disease due to vitamin deficiency
Ans : Genetic disorder
44. The first European to visit Chins was :
A. Robert Peary B. Vasco-da-Gama C. Amundsen D. Marco Polo
Ans : Marco Polo
45. What was the title of Oliver Cromwell when he ruled England?
A. King B. Commander-in-Chief C. Lord Protector D. Chancellor
Ans : Lord Protector
46. India’s National Song was derived from a famous book entitled :
A. Agni Vina B. Bharat Bharti C. Geet Govindam D. Anand Math
Ans : Anand Math
47. Which one of the following is a classical dance ?
A. Bharatnatyam B. Kathakali C. Odissi D. All of the above
Ans : All of the above
48. The National game if India is :
A. Hockey B. Football C. Cricket D. Basketball
Ans : Hockey
49. The UN body concerned with the welfare of children is :
A. UNESCO B. UNICEF C. UNIDO D. UNCTAD
Ans : UNICEF
50. The Aid India Club was formed at the suggestion of :
A. World Bank B. UK C. USA D. India
Ans : World Bank
51. The Headquarters of SAARC is located at :
A. New Delhi B. Colombo C. Kathmandu D. Singapore
Ans : Kathmandu
52. The book “A passage to England” was written by :
A. E.M Forster B. J.K Galbraith C. Mulk Raj Anand D. Nirad C. Chaudhary.
Ans : Nirad C. Chaudhary
53. The book “ Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” ?
A. K.A Abbas B. G.B Shaw C. Earnest Hemingway D. Arthur Conan Doyle
Ans : Arthur Conan Doyle
54. Who wrote the book “The Prince” ?
A. Machiavelli B. Francis Bacon C. H.G Wells D. Bertrand Russell
Ans : Machiavelli
55. Which of the following pairs is not correct?
A. Gulliver’s Travels – Jonathan Swift
B. Kubla Khan – Coleridge
C. Asian Drama – Leo, Tolstoy
D. Lady Chatterley’s Lover – D.H Lawrence.
Ans : Asian Drama – Leo, Tolstoy
56. Who created the character Sir John Falstaff?
A. William Shake sphere B. George Bernard Shaw
C. Charles Dickens D. Thomas Hardy
Ans : William Shake sphere
57. Who was it that said “ Where wealth accumulates, men decay”?
A. John Adams B. Oliver Goldsmith
C. Mahatma Gandhi D. Swami Vivekananda
Ans : Oliver Goldsmith
58. The statement “ Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely” was made by :
A. Abraham Lincoln B. Thomas Jefferson
C. Lord Action D. Sir Winston Churchill
Ans : Lord Action
59. Arjuna Award to the sports man of the year was instituted in the year :
A. 1959 B. 1960 C. 1961 D. 1962
Ans : 1961
60. Dronacharya Awards instituted in 1985 are given to :
A. Best sports – person of the year. B. Ex – sports persons for their contribution
C. Coaches who have trained outstanding sports persons or teams making achievements.
D. None of these
Ans : Coaches who have trained outstanding sports persons or teams making achievements.
61. What is the distance between the opposite sides of wickets in cricket?
A. 12 yards B. 22 yards C. 20 yards D. 12 meters
Ans : 22 yards
62. Who among the following became the first Asian batsman to have scored more than a hundred first class centuries :?
A. Sunil Gavaskar B. Zaheer Abbas C. Javed Miandad D. Mohinder Amarnath
Ans : Sunil Gavaskar
63. Straight Punch is term associated with :
A. Boxing B. Billiards C. Chess D. Golf
Ans : Boxing
64. The first person to sail round the world was:
A. Captain Cook B. Ferdinand Magellan C. David Livingston D. Henry Kissinger
Ans : Ferdinand Magellan
65. Who among the following Nobel Laureate?
A. Neil Armstrong B. Joseph Brodsky C. Mikhail Gorbachev D. Louis Pasteur
Ans : Mikhail Gorbachev
66. The 1994 Ramon Magsaysay Award given to :
A. Kiran Bedi B. Mother Teresa C. T.N Seshan D. P.T Usha
Ans : Kiran Bedi
67. What is “Prithvi” ?
A. India’s main battle tank B. India’s field – gun
C. India’s first nuclear – powered submarine D. India’s surface to surface missile
Ans : India’s surface to surface missile
68. There is no Atomic Power Station at :
A. Kalpakkam B. Narora C. Tarapur D. Trombay
Ans : Trombay
69. The first spacecraft that landed man on the moon was :
A. Apollo –I B. Apollo-II C. Lunik – III D. Vega – I
Ans : Apollo-II
70. Radioactivity Disintegration of Uranium ultimately leads to :
A. Thorium B. Polonium C. Lead D. Isotopes
Ans : Lead
71. Increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere causes :
A. Rise in earth temperature B. Fall in earth temperature
C. Uniform earth temperature D. Increase in ultraviolet rays.
Ans : Rise in earth temperature
72. The World Environment Day is celebrated on :
A. March 5 B. June 5 C. September 5 D. November 5
Ans : June 5
73. Democracy In India rests on the fact that :
A. The Constitution is written B. There are Fundamental Rights
C. People have right to choose and change the government
D. There are Directive Principles of State Policy.
Ans : People have right to choose and change the government
74. A body falling freely from a height towards the earth moves with uniform:
A. Speed B. Velocity C. Acceleration D. Weight
Ans : Acceleration
75. Who was the first recognized leader of opposition in the Indian Parliament?
A. A.K Gopalan B. S.A Dange C. Y.B Chavan D. S. Chandrasekhar
Ans : Ans : Y.B Chavan
1. The two ancient cities of Mohenjodaro and Harappa are now in :
A. Bngaladesh B. India C. Tibet D. Pakistan
Ans : Pakistan
2. " Budhacharita" was written by :
A. Kalidasa B. Vikramaditya C. Ashvagosha D. Banabhatta
Ans : Ashvagosha
3. Saka Era was introduced by
A. Kanishka B. Chandragupta Maurya C. Ashoka D. Harsha
Ans : Kanishka
4. Which one of the following Mughal Emperors patronized architecture most?
A. Humayun B. Akbar C. Shah Jahan D. Jahangir
Ans : Shah Jahan
5. The British formed the East Indai Company in :
A. 1600 B. 1601 C. 1602 D. 1603
Ans : 1600
6. The first railway line in India was started in the year:
A. 1850 B. 1853 C. 1858 D. 1892
Ans : 1853
7. The immediate cause of the Revolt of 1987 was:
A. Low wages paid to soldiers B. Imperialistic exploitation
C. Use of greased cartridges D. All of the above
Ans : Use of greased cartridges
8. The first news paper which was published in India was:
A. The Culcutta Gazette B. The Amrit Bazar Patrika
C. The Bengal Gazette D. The Culacutta Chronicle
Ans : The Bengal Gazette
9. Bal Gangadar Tilak and Bipin Chandra Pal during India's Struggle for Independence advocated:
A. Co-operation B. Concillatioan C. Extremism D. Moderation
Ans : Extremism
10. Kancheepuram was once the capital of :
A. The Cholas B. The Pandyas C. The Pallavas D. The Cheras
Ans : The Pallavas
11. Who among the following women leaders was not the President of Indian Natioanl Congress even once?
A. Annie Beasant B. Vijayalakshmi Pandit C. Sarojini Naidu D. Indira Gandhi
Ans : Vijayalakshmi Pandit
12. Who was the Nawab of Bengal at the time of the Battle of Plassey?
A. Mir Jaffer B. Mir Jumla C. Mir Qasim D. Siraj-ud-daula
Ans : Siraj-ud-daula
13. In 1943, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose proclaimed the formation of the Provisional Government of Independent India (Azad Hind) in :
A. Vienna B. Tokyo C. Rangoon D. Singapore
Ans : Singapore
14. Right belief, Right cognition and Right conduct are the three gems or Triratnas associated with :
A. Buddhism B. Jainism C. Hinduism D. Islam
Ans : Jainism
15. The countries comprising the Indian sub-continent are:
A. India, Pakistan, China, Myanmar, and Bangladesh
B. India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh
C. India, Nepal, China, and Bangladesh
D. None of these.
Ans : India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh
16. The Nilgiris are part of the :
A. Western Ghats B. Eastern Ghats C. Aravallis D. Satpura
Ans : Western Ghats
17. The most useful feature of Himalayan rivers is that:
A. they are huge in terms of total length
B. They offer perennial source of water supply
C. They deposit large amount of silt
D. All of the above
Ans : All of the above
18. The richest type of soil is the:
A. red soil B. Alluvial soil C. Black soil D. Laterite soil
Ans : Alluvial soil
19. The Ganges beyond Farakka after entering Bangladesh is known as:
A. Padma B. Ganga Sagar C. Swaran Ganga D. Meghna
Ans : Padma
20. The copper mines in India are located in :
A. Mayurbhanj B. Dhanbad C. Kolar D. Khetri
Ans : Khetri
21. The largest river of Peninsular India is:
A. Mahanadi B. Kaveri C. Godavari D. Krishna
Ans : Godavari
22. Neyveli Lignite project is located in :
A. Andhra Pradesh B. Kerala C. Tamil Nadu D. Karnataka
Ans : Tamil Nadu
23. The multipurpose project irrigating maximum area in India is :
A. Damodar Valley B. Beas C. Hirakud D. Bhakra Nangal
Ans : Hirakud
24. Which of the following is known as the Rice Bowl of South India?
A. Knokan coastal region B. Kaveri delta
C. Kerala D. Krishna – Godavari delta.
Ans : Krishna – Godavari delta.
25. When the days and nights are equal in both the hemispheres of the earth it is called;
A. Equinox B. Perihelion C. Aphelion D. Solstice
Ans : Equinox
26. The temperate grasslands of South America are called:
A. Pampas B. Priaries C. Downs D. Steppes
Ans : Pampas
27. The City of Seven Hills is:
A. Chicago B. Berlin C. Rome D. Vienna
Ans : Rome
28. “Moorlands” are:
A. Marine vegetation near Sundarbans.
B. The area of marshy lands.
C. The region where evergreen trees flourish.
D. Areas where twisted shrubs and grasses grow.
Ans : The area of marshy lands.
29. The structure of the Indian Constitution is :
A. Unitary B. Rigid C. Flexible D. Federal in form and Unitary in spirit
Ans : Federal in form and Unitary in spirit
30. The difference between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles is :
A. Fundamental Rights are justiciable while Directive Principles is :
B. Fundamental Rights are positive while Directive Principles are not.
C. Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles are justiciable.
D. Directive Principles are given precedence over Fundamental Rights.
Ans : Fundamental Rights are justiciable while Directive Principles is
31. Which of the following Rights was described by Dr. Ambedkar as the “heart and soul of the constitution” ?
A. Right to Equality B. Right to Constitutional Remedies
C. Right to Religion D. Right to Freedom
Ans : Right to Constitutional Remedies
32. The President of India can be removed from his office by:
A. The Prime Minister B. The Home Minister C. The Electorate D. Impeachment
Ans : Impeachment
33. Can the Rajya Sabha be dissolved by the President?
A. Yes B. No C. Sometimes D. Not always
Ans : No
34. How many schedules are there in the Indian Constitution?
A. Six B. Eight C. Nine D. Ten
Ans : Answers 12 schedules
35. The dominant occupation of the Indian is :
A. Trade B. Industry C. Transport D. Agriculture
Ans : Agriculture
36. In India the present trend of rapid urbanization is due to :
A. Influence of cinema and electronic media
B. Lack of employment opportunities in rural areas.
C. Break up of joint family system.
D. Abolition of Zamindari system.
Ans : Lack of employment opportunities in rural areas.
37. Which of the following States accounts for the largest share of industrial production and capital investment?
A. Gujarat B. Maharashtra C. Tamil Nadu D. West Bengal
Ans : Maharashtra
38. Freon gas is used in :
A. Air-conditioners B. Refrigerators C. Television D. Nuclear reactors
Ans : Refrigerators
39. The preparation of soap involves the process called:
A. Neutralization B. Esterification C. Hydrolysis D. None of these
Ans : None of these : Saponification
40. The constituent of blood associated with resistance to disease is :
A. Haemoglobin B. RBC C. WBC D. Plasma
Ans : WBC
41. Dialysis is used in the case of a patient suffering from:
A. Liver trouble B. Kidney trouble C. Cataract D. Jaundice
Ans : Kidney trouble
42. The method of Radio-carbon dating is used to find the age of :
A. Fossils B. Stars C. Skeletons D. Trees
Ans : Fossils
43. Sickle cell anemia is a:
A. Genetic disorder B. Virus disease C. Bacterial disease
D. Disease due to vitamin deficiency
Ans : Genetic disorder
44. The first European to visit Chins was :
A. Robert Peary B. Vasco-da-Gama C. Amundsen D. Marco Polo
Ans : Marco Polo
45. What was the title of Oliver Cromwell when he ruled England?
A. King B. Commander-in-Chief C. Lord Protector D. Chancellor
Ans : Lord Protector
46. India’s National Song was derived from a famous book entitled :
A. Agni Vina B. Bharat Bharti C. Geet Govindam D. Anand Math
Ans : Anand Math
47. Which one of the following is a classical dance ?
A. Bharatnatyam B. Kathakali C. Odissi D. All of the above
Ans : All of the above
48. The National game if India is :
A. Hockey B. Football C. Cricket D. Basketball
Ans : Hockey
49. The UN body concerned with the welfare of children is :
A. UNESCO B. UNICEF C. UNIDO D. UNCTAD
Ans : UNICEF
50. The Aid India Club was formed at the suggestion of :
A. World Bank B. UK C. USA D. India
Ans : World Bank
51. The Headquarters of SAARC is located at :
A. New Delhi B. Colombo C. Kathmandu D. Singapore
Ans : Kathmandu
52. The book “A passage to England” was written by :
A. E.M Forster B. J.K Galbraith C. Mulk Raj Anand D. Nirad C. Chaudhary.
Ans : Nirad C. Chaudhary
53. The book “ Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” ?
A. K.A Abbas B. G.B Shaw C. Earnest Hemingway D. Arthur Conan Doyle
Ans : Arthur Conan Doyle
54. Who wrote the book “The Prince” ?
A. Machiavelli B. Francis Bacon C. H.G Wells D. Bertrand Russell
Ans : Machiavelli
55. Which of the following pairs is not correct?
A. Gulliver’s Travels – Jonathan Swift
B. Kubla Khan – Coleridge
C. Asian Drama – Leo, Tolstoy
D. Lady Chatterley’s Lover – D.H Lawrence.
Ans : Asian Drama – Leo, Tolstoy
56. Who created the character Sir John Falstaff?
A. William Shake sphere B. George Bernard Shaw
C. Charles Dickens D. Thomas Hardy
Ans : William Shake sphere
57. Who was it that said “ Where wealth accumulates, men decay”?
A. John Adams B. Oliver Goldsmith
C. Mahatma Gandhi D. Swami Vivekananda
Ans : Oliver Goldsmith
58. The statement “ Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely” was made by :
A. Abraham Lincoln B. Thomas Jefferson
C. Lord Action D. Sir Winston Churchill
Ans : Lord Action
59. Arjuna Award to the sports man of the year was instituted in the year :
A. 1959 B. 1960 C. 1961 D. 1962
Ans : 1961
60. Dronacharya Awards instituted in 1985 are given to :
A. Best sports – person of the year. B. Ex – sports persons for their contribution
C. Coaches who have trained outstanding sports persons or teams making achievements.
D. None of these
Ans : Coaches who have trained outstanding sports persons or teams making achievements.
61. What is the distance between the opposite sides of wickets in cricket?
A. 12 yards B. 22 yards C. 20 yards D. 12 meters
Ans : 22 yards
62. Who among the following became the first Asian batsman to have scored more than a hundred first class centuries :?
A. Sunil Gavaskar B. Zaheer Abbas C. Javed Miandad D. Mohinder Amarnath
Ans : Sunil Gavaskar
63. Straight Punch is term associated with :
A. Boxing B. Billiards C. Chess D. Golf
Ans : Boxing
64. The first person to sail round the world was:
A. Captain Cook B. Ferdinand Magellan C. David Livingston D. Henry Kissinger
Ans : Ferdinand Magellan
65. Who among the following Nobel Laureate?
A. Neil Armstrong B. Joseph Brodsky C. Mikhail Gorbachev D. Louis Pasteur
Ans : Mikhail Gorbachev
66. The 1994 Ramon Magsaysay Award given to :
A. Kiran Bedi B. Mother Teresa C. T.N Seshan D. P.T Usha
Ans : Kiran Bedi
67. What is “Prithvi” ?
A. India’s main battle tank B. India’s field – gun
C. India’s first nuclear – powered submarine D. India’s surface to surface missile
Ans : India’s surface to surface missile
68. There is no Atomic Power Station at :
A. Kalpakkam B. Narora C. Tarapur D. Trombay
Ans : Trombay
69. The first spacecraft that landed man on the moon was :
A. Apollo –I B. Apollo-II C. Lunik – III D. Vega – I
Ans : Apollo-II
70. Radioactivity Disintegration of Uranium ultimately leads to :
A. Thorium B. Polonium C. Lead D. Isotopes
Ans : Lead
71. Increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere causes :
A. Rise in earth temperature B. Fall in earth temperature
C. Uniform earth temperature D. Increase in ultraviolet rays.
Ans : Rise in earth temperature
72. The World Environment Day is celebrated on :
A. March 5 B. June 5 C. September 5 D. November 5
Ans : June 5
73. Democracy In India rests on the fact that :
A. The Constitution is written B. There are Fundamental Rights
C. People have right to choose and change the government
D. There are Directive Principles of State Policy.
Ans : People have right to choose and change the government
74. A body falling freely from a height towards the earth moves with uniform:
A. Speed B. Velocity C. Acceleration D. Weight
Ans : Acceleration
75. Who was the first recognized leader of opposition in the Indian Parliament?
A. A.K Gopalan B. S.A Dange C. Y.B Chavan D. S. Chandrasekhar
Ans : Ans : Y.B Chavan
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