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1. | The two encient cities of Mohenjodaro and Harappa are now in : |
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| (A) Bangladesh | (B) India | (C) Tibet | (D) Pakistan
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2. | "Buddhacharita" was written by : |
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| (A) Kalidasa | (B) Vikramaditya | (C) Ashvagosha | (D) Banabhatta
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3. | Saka Era was introduced by : |
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| (A) Kanishka | (B) Chandragupta Maurya | (C) Ashoka | (D) Harsha
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4. | Which one of the following Mughal Emperors patronised architecture most ? |
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| (A) Humayun | (B) Akbar | (C) Shan jahan | (D) Jahangir
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5. | The British formed the East India Company in: |
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| (A) 1600 | (B) 1601 | (C) 1602 | (D) 1603
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6. | The first railway line in India was started in the year : |
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| (A) 1850 | (B) 1853 | (C) 1858 | (D) 1892
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7. | The immediate cause of the Revolt of 1857 was : |
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| (A) Low wages paid to soldiers | (B) Imperialistic explotion | (C) Use of greased cartridges | (D) All of the above
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8. | The first newspaper which was published in India was : |
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| (A) The Culcutta Gazette | (B) The Amrit Bazar Patrika | (C) The Bengal Gazette | (D) The Culcutta Chronicle
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9. | Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Bipin Chandra Pal during India's Struggle for Independence advocated: |
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| (A) Co-operation | (B) Concillation | (C) Extremism | (D) Moderation
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10. | Kancheepuram was once the capital of : |
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| (A) The Cholas | (B) The Pandyas | (C) The Pllavas | (D) The Cheras
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11. | Who among the following women leaders was not the President of Indian National Congress even once? |
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| (A) Annie Besant | (B) Vijayalakshmi Pandit | (C) Sarojini Naidu | (D) Indira Gandhi
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12. | Who was the Nawab of Bengal at the time of the Battle of Plassey? |
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| (A) Mir Jaffar | (B) Mir Jumla | (C) Mir Qasim | (D) Siraj -ud- daula
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13. | In 1943 Netaji Subash Chandra Bose proclaimed the formation of the provisional Goverment of Independent India ( Azad Hind ) in : |
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| (A) Vienna | (B) Tokyo | (C) Rangoon | (D) Sigapore
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14. | Right belief ,Right cognition and Right conduct are the three gems or Triratnas associated with : |
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| (A) Buddhism | (B) Jainism | (C) Hinduism | (D) Islam
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15. | The countries comprising the Indian sub - continent are : |
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| (A) India,Pakistan,China,Myanmar and Bangladesh | (B) India, Pakistan ,Nepal, Bhutan,and Bangladesh | (C) India, Nepal, China, and Bangladesh | (D) None of these
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16. | The Nilgiris are part of the : |
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| (A) Western Ghats | (B) Eastern Ghats | (C) Aravallis | (D) Satpura
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17. | The most useful feature of Himalayan rivers is that : |
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| (A) They are huge in terms of total length | (B) They offer perennial source of water supply | (C) They deposit large amount of slit | (D) All of the above
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18. | The richest type of soil is the: |
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| (A) Red soil | (B) Alluvial soil | (C) Black soil | (D) Laterite soil
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19. | The Ganges beyond Farakka after entering Bangladesh is known as : |
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| (A) Padma | (B) Ganga Sagar | (C) Swaran Ganga | (D) Meghna
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20. | The copper mines in India are located in : |
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| (A) Mayurbhanj | (B) Dhanbad | (C) Kolar | (D) Khetri
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21. | The largest river of Peninsular India is : |
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| (A) Mahanadi | (B) Kaveri | (C) Godavari | (D) Krishna
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22. | Neyveli Lignite Project is located in : |
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| (A) Andhra pradesh | (B) Kerala | (C) Tamil Nadu | (D) Karnataka
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23. | The multipurpose project irrigating maximum area in India is |
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| (A) Damodar Valley | (B) Beas | (C) Hirakud | (D) Bhakra Nangal
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24. | Which of the following is known as the Rice Bowl of South India ? |
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| (A) Konkan coastal region | (B) Kaveri delta | (C) Kerala | (D) Krishna - Godavari delta
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25. | When the days and nights are equal in both the hemispheres of the earth it is called : |
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| (A) Equinox | (B) Perihelion | (C) Aphelion | (D) Solstice
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26. | The temperate grasslands of South America are called : |
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| (A) Pampas | (B) Priaries | (C) Downs | (D) Steppes
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27. | The City of Seven hills is: |
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| (A) Chicago | (B) Berlin | (C) Rome | (D) Vienna
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28. | " Moorlands " are : |
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| (A) Marine vegetation near Sundarbans | (B) The area of marshy lands | (C) The regions where evergreen trees flourish. | (D) Areas where twisted shrubs and grasses grow.
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29. | The structure of the Indian Constitution is : |
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| (A) Unitary | (B) Rigid | (C) Flexible | (D) Federal in form and Unitary in spirit
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30. | The difference between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles Is: |
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| (A) Fundamental Rights are justiciable while Directive Principles are not. | (B) Fundamental Rights are positive while Directive Principles are negative. | (C) Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles are justciable | (D) Directive Principles are given precedence over Fundamental Rights
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31. | Which one of the following Rights was described by Dr.Ambedkar as the " heart and soul of the Constitutions " ? |
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| (A) Right to Equality | (B) Right to Constitutional Remedie | (C) Right to religion | (D) Right to Freedom.
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32. | The President of India can be removed from his office by : |
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| (A) The Prime Minister | (B) The Home Minister | (C) The Electorate | (D) Impeachment
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33. | Can the Rajya Sabha be dissolved by the President? |
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| (A) Yes | (B) No | (C) Sometimes | (D) Not always
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34. | How many schedules are there in the Indian Constitution? |
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| (A) Six | (B) Eight | (C) Nine | (D) Twelve
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35. | The dominant occupation of the Indian is : |
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| (A) Trade | (B) Industry | (C) Transport | (D) Agriculture
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36. | In India, the present trend of rapid urbanisation is due to : |
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| (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 Zamindary system
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37. | Which of the following States accounts for the largest share of Industrial production and capital investment? |
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| (A) Gujarat | (B) Maharashtra | (C) Tamil Nadu | (D) West Bengal
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38. | Freon gas is used in : |
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| (A) Air- conditioners | (B) Refrigerators | (C) Television | (D) Nuclear reactors
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39. | The prepration of soap involves the process called : |
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| (A) Neautralisation | (B) Esterification | (C) Hydrolysis | (D) None of these
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40. | The constituent of blood associated with resistance to disease is : |
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| (A) Haemoglobin | (B) RBC | (C) WBC | (D) Plasma
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41. | Dialysis is used in the case of patient suffering from : |
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| (A) Liver trouble | (B) Kidney trouble | (C) Cataract | (D) jaunduce
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42. | The method of Radio - carbon dating is used to find the age of : |
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| (A) Fossils | (B) Stars | (C) Skeletons | (D) Trees
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43. | Sickle cell anaemia ia s : |
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| (A) Genetic disorder | (B) Virus disease | (C) Bacterial disease | (D) Disease due to vitamin deficiency
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44. | The first European to visit China was : |
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| (A) Robert Peary | (B) Vasco-da gama | (C) Amundsen | (D) Macro Polo
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45. | What was the title of Oliver Cromwell when he ruled Engalnd? |
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| (A) King | (B) Commander - in -Chief | (C) Lord Protector | (D) Chancellor
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46. | India's National Songs was derived from a famous book entitled: |
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| (A) Agni Vina | (B) Bhartat Bhatri | (C) Geet Govindam | (D) Anand Math
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47. | Which one of the following is a classical dance ? |
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| (A) Bharatnatyam | (B) Kathakali | (C) Odissi | (D) All of the above
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48. | The National game of India is: |
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| (A) Hockey | (B) Football | (C) Cricket | (D) Basketball
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49. | The UN body concerned with the welfare of children is : |
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| (A) UNESCO | (B) UNICEF | (C) UNIDO | (D) UNCTAD
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50. | The Aid India Club was formed at the suggestion of : |
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| (A) World Bank | (B) UK | (C) USA | (D) India
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51. | The Headquarters of SAARC is located at : |
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| (A) New Delhi | (B) Colombo | (C) Kathmanu | (D) Singapore
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52. | The book " A passage to Engalnd " was written by : |
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| (A) E.M. Forster | (B) J.K.Galbraith | (C) Mulk Raj Anand | (D) Nirad C. Chaudhary
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53. | Who wrote " Adventures of Sherlock Holmes"? |
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| (A) K.A.Abbas | (B) G.B. Shaw | (C) Earnest Hemingway | (D) Arthur Conan Doyle
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54. | Who wrote the book " The Prince " ? |
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| (A) Machiavelli | (B) Francis Bacon | (C) H.G.Wells | (D) Bertrand Russel
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55. | Which of the following paris is not correct ? |
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| (A) Gulliver's Travel - Jonathan Swift | (B) Kubla -Khan -Coleridge | (C) Ashian Drama - Leo, Tolstoy | (D) Lady Chatterle's Lover - D.H. Lawrence
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56. | Who created the character Sir John Falstaff ? |
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| (A) Willam Shakespere | (B) George Bernard Shaw | (C) Charles Dickness | (D) Thomas Hardy
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57. | Who was it that said " Where wealth accumulates, men decay" ? |
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| (A) John Adams | (B) Oliver Goldsmith | (C) Mahthma Gandhi | (D) Swami Vivekananda
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58. | The statement " Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely" was made by : |
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| (A) Abraham Lincoln | (B) Thomas Jefferson | (C) Lord Acton | (D) Sir Winston Churchill
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59. | Arjuna Award to the sportsman of the year was instituted in, the year : |
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| (A) 1959 | (B) 1960 | (C) 1961 | (D) 1962
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60. | Dronacharya Awards instituted in 1985 are given to : |
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| (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 (E) 3
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61. | What is the distance between the opposite sides of wickets in Cricket ? |
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| (A) 12 yards | (B) 22 yards | (C) 20 yards | (D) 12 metres
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62. | Who among the following became the first Asian batsman to have scored more than a hundred first class centuries ? |
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| (A) Sunil Gavaskar | (B) Zaheer Abbas | (C) Javed Mianded | (D) Mohnider Amarnath
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63. | Straight Paunch is a term associated with : |
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| (A) Boxing | (B) Billards | (C) Chess | (D) Golf
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64. | The first person to sail round the world was: |
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| (A) Caption Cook | (B) Ferdinand magellan | (C) David Livinngston | (D) Henry Kissing
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65. | Who among the following is a Nobel Laureate? |
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| (A) Neil Armstrong | (B) Joseph Brodsky | (C) Mikhail Gorbachev | (D) Louis Pasteur
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66. | The 1994 Ramon Magsaysay Award was given to |
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| (A) Kiran Bedi | (B) Mother Teresa | (C) TN.Seshan | (D) P.T.Usha
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67. | What is " Prithvi" ? |
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| (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.
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68. | There is no Atomic Power Station at : |
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| (A) Kalpakkam | (B) Narora | (C) Tarapur | (D) Trombay
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69. | The first spacecraft that landed man on the moon was : |
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| (A) Appollo -1 | (B) Appollo -11 | (C) Lunik - 111 | (D) vega - 1
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70. | Radioactive Disintegreation of Uranium ultimately leads to : |
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| (A) Thorium | (B) Polonium | (C) Lead | (D) Isotopes
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71. | Increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere causes: |
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| (A) Rise in earth temperature | (B) Fall in earth temperature | (C) Uniform earth temperature | (D) Increase in ultraviolet rays.
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72. | The World Enviournment Day is celebrated on: |
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| (A) March 5 | (B) June 5 | (C) Sepember 5 | (D) November 5
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73. | Democracy in India rests on the fact that: |
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| (A) The Constitution is written | (B) There are Fundamental Rights. | (C) People have roght to choose and change the Goverment | (D) There are Directive Principles of State policy.
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74. | A body falling freely from a height towards the earth moves with uniform : |
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| (A) Speed | (B) Velocity | (C) Acceleration | (D) Weight
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75. | Who was the first recognised leader of opposition in the indian Parliament? |
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| (A) A.K.Gopaln | (B) S.A. Dange | (C) Y.B.Chavan | (D) S.Chandrasekhar |
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