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Question Bank HP TET Special Educator (For Pre-Primary to Class V) Exam - English
The traditional “personal tragedy” view of disability is mainly associated with which model?
A
Medical model
B
Social model
C
Rights-based model
D
Biopsychosocial model
Question 2Single Answer
Which model views disability as a result of environmental and attitudinal barriers rather than individual deficits?
A
Medical model
B
Social model
C
Charity model
D
Moral model
Question 3Single Answer
The shift from “disability as personal tragedy” to “disability as social barrier” is the core idea of which disability perspective?
A
Medical model
B
Social model
C
Rehabilitation model
D
Economic model
Question 4Single Answer
As per the social model, who or what is mainly responsible for disabling a person?
A
The person’s impairment
B
Lack of medicine
C
Society’s barriers and attitudes
D
Lack of special school
Question 5Single Answer
Which international document strongly influenced the social model approach adopted in RPwD Act 2016?
A
Salamanca Statement 1994
B
UNCRPD 2006
C
Biwako Millennium Framework
D
Dakar Framework
Question 6Single Answer
Before the RPwD Act 2016, how many categories of disabilities were recognized under the Persons with Disabilities Act 1995?
A
18
B
21
C
12
D
7
Question 7Single Answer
The Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016 increased the number of recognized disability categories from 7 to?
A
14
B
21
C
18
D
25
Question 8Single Answer
Which of the following is NOT one of the 21 disabilities listed in the RPwD Act 2016?
A
Acid attack victims
B
Parkinson’s disease
C
Diabetes
D
Thalassemia
Question 9Single Answer
“Specific Learning Disabilities” became a recognized category under which Indian law?
A
PWD Act 1995
B
RPwD Act 2016
C
National Trust Act 1999
D
Mental Healthcare Act 2017
Question 10Single Answer
“Autism Spectrum Disorder” is now officially recognized as a separate disability category under?
A
Juvenile Justice Act
B
PWD Act 1995
C
Rehabilitation Council of India Act
D
RPwD Act 2016
Question 11Single Answer
Which of the following disabilities was added for the first time in RPwD Act 2016?
A
Hearing impairment
B
Blindness
C
Low vision
D
Acid attack victims
Question 12Single Answer
“Chronic Neurological Conditions” is one of the 21 categories introduced in?
A
PWD Act 1995
B
RPwD Act 2016
C
National Policy for Persons with Disabilities 2006
D
Mental Health Act 1987
Question 13Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 defines “person with benchmark disability” as a person with at least?
A
40% disability
B
50% disability
C
30% disability
D
60% disability
Question 14Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 replaced which earlier law?
A
Rehabilitation Council Act, 1992
B
National Trust Act, 1999
C
Mental Health Act, 1987
D
Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995
Question 15Single Answer
Which article of the Indian Constitution was strengthened by the RPwD Act 2016 to promote equality for persons with disabilities?
A
Article 32 only
B
Article 14, 15, 16, 21
C
Article 51A only
D
Article 226
Question 16Single Answer
The social model of disability emphasizes removal of?
A
Special schools
B
Medical treatment
C
Attitudinal and environmental barriers
D
Assistive devices
Question 17Single Answer
Which of the following is an example of a social barrier according to the social model?
A
Hearing loss
B
Person using wheelchair
C
Visual impairment
D
No ramp in school building
Question 18Single Answer
The medical model primarily focuses on?
A
Removing societal barriers
B
Curing or fixing the individual’s impairment
C
Providing inclusive education
D
Changing attitudes
Question 19Single Answer
“Disability is created by society and not by impairment” is the main idea of?
A
Charity model
B
Medical model
C
Social model
D
Moral model
Question 20Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates reservation in government jobs for persons with benchmark disability up to?
A
5%
B
3%
C
4%
D
10%
Question 21Single Answer
Under RPwD Act 2016, every child with benchmark disability has the right to free education till the age of?
A
16 years
B
14 years
C
21 years
D
18 years
Question 22Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 recognizes which of the following as a disability?
A
Sickle cell disease
B
Diabetes
C
Hypertension
D
Asthma
Question 23Single Answer
“Speech and Language Disability” is one of the 21 categories added in?
A
PWD Act 1995
B
RPwD Act 2016
C
National Trust Act
D
RCI Act
Question 24Single Answer
“Leprosy Cured Persons” are included in the list of 21 disabilities under?
A
RPwD Act 2016
B
PWD Act 1995
C
Both
D
Neither
Question 25Single Answer
Which disability was NOT included in the original 7 categories of PWD Act 1995 but was added in RPwD Act 2016?
A
Intellectual Disability
B
Blindness
C
Muscular Dystrophy
D
Locomotor Disability
Question 26Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 aligns Indian law with which international convention?
A
EFA Goals
B
Salamanca Statement
C
Dakar Framework
D
UNCRPD
Question 27Single Answer
According to the social model, the main problem is not the impairment but?
A
Lack of accessibility and inclusion
B
Lack of medicine
C
Lack of special teacher
D
Lack of special school
Question 28Single Answer
The term “Divyangjan” used in RPwD Act 2016 means?
A
Handicapped person
B
Differently-abled person
C
Disabled person
D
Divinely-abled person
Question 29Single Answer
Which section of RPwD Act 2016 talks about non-discrimination in education?
A
Section 16
B
Section 34
C
Section 2
D
Section 40
Question 30Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 provides for reservation in higher education up to?
A
5%
B
4%
C
3%
D
10%
Question 31Single Answer
“Thalassemia” is included as a recognized disability under?
A
PWD Act 1995
B
RPwD Act 2016
C
Mental Health Act
D
National Trust Act
Question 32Single Answer
“Multiple Disabilities” category was already present in?
A
PWD Act 1995
B
RPwD Act 2016 only
C
National Trust Act only
D
RCI Act only
Question 33Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 defines “inclusive education” as?
A
Education only in special schools
B
Education of all children with and without disabilities together
C
Education only in home
D
No education
Question 34Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates that government schools shall provide?
A
Only uniform
B
Only books
C
Barrier-free access
D
No access
Question 35Single Answer
Which of the following is NOT recognized under RPwD Act 2016?
A
Blindness
B
Colour blindness
C
Low vision
D
Acid attack victims
Question 36Single Answer
The benchmark disability percentage required for availing reservation benefits under RPwD Act is?
A
40%
B
50%
C
30%
D
60%
Question 37Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 came into force on?
A
19 April 2017
B
28 December 2016
C
1 January 2017
D
15 August 2016
Question 38Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 replaced which old act?
A
PWD Act 1995
B
National Trust Act 1999
C
Mental Health Act 1987
D
RCI Act 1992
Question 39Single Answer
Which category was added to recognize persons affected by long-term blood disorders?
A
Sickle cell disease and Thalassemia
B
Diabetes
C
Hypertension
D
Asthma
Question 40Single Answer
The social model of disability was strongly advocated by?
A
Disabled People’s Movement
B
Medical professionals
C
Charity organizations
D
Religious groups
Question 41Single Answer
In the medical model, disability is seen as?
A
A gift from God
B
A problem created by society
C
A problem in the individual that needs fixing
D
A punishment
Question 42Single Answer
The term “impairment” in the social model refers to?
A
Disadvantage due to societal attitude
B
Restriction due to social barriers
C
Loss or abnormality of structure or function
D
Lack of education
Question 43Single Answer
“Disability” in the social model is defined as?
A
Disadvantage caused by social organization
B
Impairment itself
C
Medical condition
D
Genetic defect
Question 44Single Answer
Which act first recognized “Mental Illness” as a disability category?
A
PWD Act 1995
B
RPwD Act 2016
C
Mental Healthcare Act 2017
D
National Trust Act 1999
Question 45Single Answer
“Hearing Impairment” was expanded to include “Deaf” and “Hard of Hearing” under?
A
National Trust Act
B
PWD Act 1995
C
RCI Act
D
RPwD Act 2016
Question 46Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 provides for reservation in government jobs up to?
A
4%
B
3%
C
5%
D
10%
Question 47Single Answer
Under RPwD Act 2016, every child with benchmark disability has the right to?
A
No free education
B
Free education till 14 years
C
Free books only
D
Free education till 18 years
Question 48Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates that government establishments shall ensure?
A
Accessibility in physical environment and transport
B
Only medical treatment
C
Only special schools
D
No accessibility
Question 49Single Answer
Which of the following is NOT among the 21 disabilities of RPwD Act 2016?
A
Short stature
B
Haemophilia
C
Blindness
D
Locomotor disability
Question 50Single Answer
“Parkinson’s disease” is covered under which category in RPwD Act 2016?
A
Specific Learning Disability
B
Intellectual Disability
C
Chronic Neurological Conditions
D
Mental Illness
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Concerned Subject
Question 51Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 defines “person with disability” as a person with?
A
Long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairment
B
Temporary impairment
C
Short-term illness
D
No impairment
Question 52Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 recognizes “Dwarfism” as?
A
Not recognized
B
Chronic neurological condition
C
Mental illness
D
A separate category of locomotor disability
Question 53Single Answer
“Muscular Dystrophy” is included as?
A
Locomotor disability
B
Chronic neurological condition
C
Intellectual disability
D
Mental illness
Question 54Single Answer
Which disability category was added to recognize victims of violence?
A
Thalassemia
B
Leprosy cured persons
C
Acid attack victims
D
Sickle cell disease
Question 55Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates that all government buildings shall be?
A
Accessible within five years
B
Accessible within ten years
C
Not accessible
D
Only schools accessible
Question 56Single Answer
The social model argues that disability is created by?
A
Lack of money
B
Impairment itself
C
Society’s failure to accommodate impairment
D
Lack of special education
Question 57Single Answer
In the charity model, disability is viewed as?
A
A social issue
B
A tragedy requiring pity and help
C
A medical issue
D
A rights issue
Question 58Single Answer
The rights-based model views persons with disabilities as?
A
Recipients of charity
B
Rights holders
C
Patients
D
Burden
Question 59Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 is based on which approach?
A
Economic approach
B
Charity approach
C
Medical approach
D
Rights-based approach
Question 60Single Answer
Which of the following is NOT a principle of RPwD Act 2016?
A
Respect for inherent dignity
B
Non-discrimination
C
Full participation and inclusion
D
Segregation in special schools
Question 61Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 provides for?
A
No reservation
B
3% reservation
C
5% reservation
D
4% reservation in government jobs
Question 62Single Answer
Under RPwD Act 2016, children with disabilities have the right to?
A
No education
B
Only special education
C
Inclusive education
D
Only vocational training
Question 63Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates that government shall ensure?
A
No accommodation
B
Reasonable accommodation
C
Only medical aid
D
Only financial aid
Question 64Single Answer
“Reasonable accommodation” means?
A
Special school only
B
Necessary modifications to ensure equal enjoyment of rights
C
No modification
D
Financial help only
Question 65Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 recognizes “learning disability” as?
A
Intellectual Disability
B
Mental Illness
C
Chronic Neurological Condition
D
Specific Learning Disability
Question 66Single Answer
Which act replaced the term “handicapped” with “persons with disabilities”?
A
PWD Act 1995
B
RPwD Act 2016
C
Both
D
Neither
Question 67Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 uses the term?
A
Handicapped
B
Divyangjan
C
Disabled only
D
Invalid
Question 68Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 provides for?
A
5% reservation in higher education
B
4% reservation
C
3% reservation
D
No reservation
Question 69Single Answer
Which section of RPwD Act 2016 deals with non-discrimination in education?
A
Section 2
B
Section 34
C
Section 16
D
Section 40
Question 70Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates that every child with benchmark disability shall have access to?
A
No education
B
Only special school
C
Inclusive education in neighborhood school
D
Only vocational training
Question 71Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 was enacted to fulfill India’s obligation under?
A
EFA Goals
B
Salamanca Statement
C
Dakar Framework
D
UNCRPD
Question 72Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 recognizes “low vision” as?
A
Part of blindness
B
A separate category
C
Not recognized
D
Mental illness
Question 73Single Answer
“Blindness” is defined under RPwD Act 2016 as?
A
Colour blindness
B
Visual acuity less than 6/60
C
No vision at all
D
Visual acuity less than 3/60 or field of vision less than 10°
Question 74Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates that government shall ensure?
A
5% reservation in higher education for persons with benchmark disability
B
3%
C
4%
D
No reservation
Question 75Single Answer
Which disability was added in RPwD Act 2016 to cover long-term blood disorders?
A
Diabetes
B
Thalassemia
C
Hypertension
D
Asthma
Question 76Single Answer
“Sickle cell disease” is included under?
A
Blood disorder category in RPwD Act 2016
B
Mental illness
C
Locomotor disability
D
Not included
Question 77Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 provides for?
A
No special courts
B
Special Courts for speedy trial of offences against persons with disabilities
C
Only civil courts
D
No trial
Question 78Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates that all public buildings shall be made accessible within?
A
10 years
B
5 years
C
2 years
D
No time limit
Question 79Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 recognizes “deafblindness” as?
A
Part of visual impairment
B
Part of hearing impairment
C
A separate category
D
Not recognized
Question 80Single Answer
“Locomotor Disability” under RPwD Act 2016 includes?
The RPwD Act 2016 defines “inclusive education” as?
A
No education
B
Only special schools
C
Only home-based education
D
All students learning together with reasonable accommodation
Question 82Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 provides for?
A
5%
B
3%
C
4% reservation in government employment
D
No reservation
Question 83Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates that government shall ensure?
A
Only uniform
B
Only books
C
Free books, uniforms, suitable assistive devices
D
No aid
Question 84Single Answer
“Mental Illness” under RPwD Act 2016 is defined as?
A
Substantial disorder of thinking, mood, perception, orientation or memory
B
Temporary stress
C
Normal sadness
D
No disorder
Question 85Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 recognizes “intellectual disability” as?
A
Specific learning disability
B
Mental illness
C
Significant limitation in intellectual functioning and adaptive behaviour
D
No disability
Question 86Single Answer
“Specific Learning Disability” includes?
A
Dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia
B
Autism
C
Cerebral palsy
D
Thalassemia
Question 87Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates that children with disabilities have the right to?
A
Only special school
B
Free education in neighborhood school till 18 years
C
No free education
D
Only till 14 years
Question 88Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 provides for?
A
Only self-declaration
B
No certificate
C
Certificate of disability issued by medical authority
D
Only school certificate
Question 89Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 was passed by Parliament on?
A
1 January 2017
B
19 April 2017
C
28 December 2016
D
15 August 2016
Question 90Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 received presidential assent on?
A
19 April 2017
B
28 December 2016
C
1 January 2017
D
15 August 2016
Question 91Single Answer
The RPwD Rules were notified on?
A
15 June 2017
B
19 April 2017
C
28 December 2016
D
1 April 2017
Question 92Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 recognizes “multiple disabilities” as?
A
More than one disability occurring together
B
Only one disability
C
No disability
D
Only mental illness
Question 93Single Answer
“Acid attack victims” are included under which category in RPwD Act 2016?
A
Not included
B
Chronic neurological condition
C
Mental illness
D
Locomotor disability
Question 94Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates that government shall take measures to?
A
Ensure reasonable accommodation
B
No accommodation
C
Only medical treatment
D
Only financial help
Question 95Single Answer
The social model was popularized through the work of?
A
Medical Council
B
WHO only
C
Disabled People’s International and UK movement
D
Charity organizations
Question 96Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 provides for?
A
No special court
B
Special courts and special public prosecutors
C
Only civil court
D
No trial
Question 97Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates that all government and aided schools shall provide?
A
Inclusive education with reasonable accommodation
B
Only special education
C
No education
D
Only vocational training
Question 98Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 recognizes “deafblindness” as?
A
A separate category
B
Part of hearing impairment
C
Part of visual impairment
D
Not recognized
Question 99Single Answer
The RPwD Act 2016 mandates that government shall ensure?
A
Only school accessibility
B
No accessibility
C
Accessibility standards for public buildings, transport and ICT
D
Only hospital accessibility
Question 100Single Answer
The term "sensory disability" mainly refers to impairment in which of the following?
A
Touch and smell
B
Vision and hearing
C
Taste and balance
D
All five senses
Question 101Single Answer
According to WHO and RPwD Act 2016, visual impairment includes which two broad categories?
A
Colour blindness only
B
Total blindness only
C
Low vision only
D
Blindness and low vision
Question 102Single Answer
Legal blindness in India is defined as visual acuity less than?
A
No light perception
B
6/60 in the better eye
C
6/18 in the better eye
D
3/60 in the better eye with best possible correction
Question 103Single Answer
Field of vision less than 10° in the better eye is also considered as?
A
Colour blindness
B
Low vision
C
Partial sight
D
Blindness
Question 104Single Answer
Low vision is defined as visual acuity less than?
A
1/60
B
3/60
C
6/60
D
6/18 but equal to or better than 3/60
Question 105Single Answer
Which of the following is a common prenatal cause of visual impairment?
A
Corneal ulcer
B
Birth asphyxia
C
Retinopathy of prematurity
D
Maternal rubella infection
Question 106Single Answer
Congenital cataract is an example of which type of cause of visual impairment?
A
Acquired
B
Perinatal
C
Postnatal
D
Prenatal
Question 107Single Answer
Retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) is mainly a?
A
Genetic cause
B
Prenatal cause
C
Postnatal cause
D
Perinatal cause of visual impairment
Question 108Single Answer
Which postnatal infection is a major preventable cause of blindness in children?
A
Congenital syphilis
B
Rubella
C
Measles
D
Zika virus
Question 109Single Answer
Vitamin A deficiency is a leading cause of which preventable childhood blindness?
A
Corneal xerophthalmia
B
Cataract
C
Glaucoma
D
Retinal detachment
Question 110Single Answer
Which immunization of the mother prevents congenital rubella syndrome (a cause of blindness)?
A
Rubella vaccine
B
Measles vaccine
C
Tetanus vaccine
D
Hepatitis B vaccine
Question 111Single Answer
The most effective preventive strategy for Vitamin A deficiency-related blindness is?
A
Wearing glasses
B
Only diet change
C
Periodic high-dose Vitamin A supplementation
D
Early surgery
Question 112Single Answer
Early screening of vision in children is most effective in preventing blindness due to?
A
Retinopathy of prematurity and congenital cataract
B
Refractive error only
C
Glaucoma only
D
Diabetic retinopathy
Question 113Single Answer
The term "hearing impairment" includes which two major groups as per RPwD Act 2016?
A
Only deafness
B
Deafness and hard of hearing
C
Only hard of hearing
D
Deafblindness only
Question 114Single Answer
As per RPwD Act 2016, "deaf" means hearing loss of?
A
40 dB or more
B
70 dB or more in the better ear
C
20 dB or more
D
90 dB or more
Question 115Single Answer
"Hard of hearing" is defined as hearing loss of?
A
Less than 40 dB
B
40 dB to less than 70 dB in the better ear
C
More than 70 dB
D
90 dB or more
Question 116Single Answer
Which prenatal factor is a major cause of congenital hearing loss?
A
Birth asphyxia
B
Maternal rubella infection
C
Ototoxic drugs
D
Meningitis
Question 117Single Answer
Perinatal causes of hearing impairment include?
A
Meningitis
B
Genetic mutations
C
Birth asphyxia and severe jaundice
D
Measles
Question 118Single Answer
Which postnatal infection is a common preventable cause of hearing loss in children?
A
Bacterial meningitis
B
Rubella
C
Congenital syphilis
D
Cytomegalovirus
Question 119Single Answer
Prolonged use of which drugs during pregnancy can cause hearing loss in the newborn?
A
Vitamin A
B
Paracetamol
C
Aminoglycosides (e.g. gentamicin)
D
Insulin
Question 120Single Answer
The most effective prevention strategy for rubella-related hearing loss is?
A
Antibiotic treatment
B
Immunization of adolescent girls and women before pregnancy
C
Hearing aids
D
Cochlear implant
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Question 121Single Answer
Which Windows interface element typically appears to display information, a warning, an error message, or a request for confirmation?
A
Window
B
Pop-up menu
C
Message box
D
Taskbar
Question 122Single Answer
What was the growth rate of H.P. in economic sector in Fiscal Year 2012-13 ?
A
5.7%
B
5.9%
C
6.1%
D
6.0%
Question 123Single Answer
What was the annual growth rate in primary sector in H.P. in the year 2013-14 ?
A
9.6%
B
12.5%
C
14.9%
D
15.3%
Question 124Single Answer
As per Economic Survey of 2012-13, what was the contribution of ag culture sector in the revenue of H.P. ?
A
8.32
B
10.87%
C
12.25
D
14.42%
Question 125Single Answer
As per Economic Survey of the year 2015-16, what percentage downfall was recorded in primary sector in H.P. in comparison with 2014-15 ?
A
-1.3%
B
-1.7%
C
-1.9%
D
-2.3%
Question 126Single Answer
What was the estimated growth rate of H.P. in the year 2013-14 ?
A
3.5%
B
5.9%
C
6.2%
D
6.6%
Question 127Single Answer
What was per capita income (at current prices) of H.P. during 2012-13 ?
A
Rs. 75185
B
Rs. 78210
C
Rs. 80370
D
Rs. 83899
Question 128Single Answer
What was the economic growth rate of H.P. in the year 2013-14 ?
A
5.5%
B
5.9%
C
6.7%
D
6.2%
Question 129Single Answer
First State, 'nance Commission of H.P. was set up in
A
1993
B
1994
C
1995
D
1996
Question 130Single Answer
During the year 2012-13, in which sector of economy in H.P. highest growth was recorded in domestic product ?
A
Primary Sector
B
Scoial Service Sector
C
Transport and Trade
D
Finance & Real Estate
Question 131Single Answer
What was per capita income of H.P. in the year 2013-14 ?
A
Rs. 55,472
B
Rs. 75,380
C
Rs. 85,792
D
Rs. 95,582
Question 132Single Answer
What is the lithosphere composed of ?
A
Water and gases
B
Rocks and minerals
C
Living organisms
D
Air and gases
Question 133Single Answer
The lithosphere includes :
A
Only the Earth's crust
B
The Earth's crust and upper mantle
C
Only the Earth's mantle
D
The Earth's crust, mantle, and core
Question 134Single Answer
The process of soil formation is called :
A
Erosion
B
Weathering
C
Deposition
D
Lithification
Question 135Single Answer
Which is the thinnest layer of the Earth ?
A
Crust
B
Mantle
C
Outer Core
D
Inner Core
Question 136Single Answer
Which type of rocks are formed from magma ?
A
Sedimentary rocks
B
Metamorphic rocks
C
Igneous rocks
D
Fossil rocks
Question 137Single Answer
The lithosphere is broken into pieces known as :
A
Tectonic plates
B
Continents
C
Sediments
D
Rocks
Question 138Single Answer
The most abundant element in the Earth's crust is :
A
Oxygen
B
Silicon
C
Aluminum
D
Iron
Question 139Single Answer
The Mohorovicic discontinuity separates :
A
The crust and the mantle
B
The mantle and the core
C
The inner and outer core
D
The crust and the core
Question 140Single Answer
Which of the following is NOT a type of plate boundary ?
A
Convergent
B
Divergent
C
Transform
D
Parallel
Question 141Single Answer
What is the study of Earth's structure, materials, and processes called ?
A
Geology
B
Meteorology
C
Oceanography
D
Astronomy
Question 142Single Answer
Who is known as the "Missile Man of India"?
A
Dr. Homi J. Bhabha
B
Dr. Vikram Sarabhai
C
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam
D
Dr. Satish Dhawan
Question 143Single Answer
Which organization is responsible for India's space exploration programs?
A
BARC
B
ISRO
C
DRDO
D
HAL
Question 144Single Answer
Which is the longest river in India?
A
Yamuna
B
Ganges
C
Brahmaputra
D
Godavari
Question 145Single Answer
Who among the following was associated with Enlightenment philosophy?
A
Voltaire
B
Shakespeare
C
Erasmus
D
All of the above
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Question 146Single Answer
What astronomical discovery was announced by astronomers in March 2026?
A
New planet in solar system
B
Discovery related to 1,900 light-years away (specific object)
C
Black hole merger
D
Exoplanet with life signs
Question 147Single Answer
On what date in March 2026 did Prime Minister Narendra Modi become India’s longest-serving head of government?
A
15 March
B
20 March
C
22 March
D
25 March
Question 148Single Answer
What major infrastructure project was inaugurated by PM Narendra Modi on 28 March 2026?
A
Mumbai Trans Harbour Link
B
Atal Tunnel
C
Noida International Airport
D
Chenab Bridge
Question 149Single Answer
What was the status of India-US trade relations highlighted in early 2026 leading into March developments?
A
Increased tariffs
B
Breakthrough deal reducing US tariffs on Indian goods to 18%
C
Complete trade halt
D
New sanctions
Question 150Single Answer
What was the fiscal deficit target set for FY 2026-27 in the Union Budget 2026-27 presented by FM Nirmala Sitharaman?
