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Geographical, historical and cultural knowledge of Rajasthan, Rajasthani language
Question 1Single Answer
Rajasthani language belongs to which branch of Indo-Aryan languages?
A
Eastern Indo-Aryan
B
Western Indo-Aryan
C
Central Indo-Aryan
D
Southern Indo-Aryan
Question 2Single Answer
The term 'Rajasthani' was first coined by which scholar in 1908?
A
Suryamal Misran
B
L.P. Tessitori
C
George Abraham Grierson
D
Kanhadade Prabandha author
Question 3Single Answer
Rajasthani literature's earliest form developed from which Prakrit?
A
Maharashtri Prakrit
B
Shauraseni Prakrit
C
Sauraseni Prakrit
D
Magadhi Prakrit
Question 4Single Answer
The Linguistic Survey of India classified Rajasthani as?
A
Independent Aryan
B
A single language
C
Part of Hindi
D
A group of dialects
Question 5Single Answer
Rajasthani's ergative syntax allows omission of?
A
Subject in passive
B
Object in imperfective
C
Verb in transitive
D
Agent in perfective clause
Question 6Single Answer
Rajasthani verbal concord is?
A
Neutral
B
Accusative
C
Ergative
D
Tripartite
Question 7Single Answer
The synthetic passive from Old Indo-Aryan is retained in Rajasthani's?
A
Imperfective
B
Perfective domain
C
Future tense
D
Present tense
Question 8Single Answer
Rajasthani has how many genders?
A
Four
B
Three
C
One
D
Two
Question 9Single Answer
The clusivity distinction in Rajasthani plural pronouns is in dialects?
A
All dialects
B
Mewari and Dhundhari
C
Bagri and Mewati
D
Marwari and Harauti
Question 10Single Answer
Rajasthani's lexical similarity with Hindi is?
A
30-40%
B
70-80%
C
90%
D
50-65%
Question 11Single Answer
The Thar Desert in Rajasthan is also known as?
A
Great Indian Desert
B
Sahara Desert
C
Gobi Desert
D
Karakum Desert
Question 12Single Answer
Which mountain range runs diagonally across Rajasthan from southwest to northeast?
A
Vindhya Range
B
Himalayan Range
C
Satpura Range
D
Aravalli Range
Question 13Single Answer
The highest peak of the Aravalli Range is?
A
Kumbhalgarh
B
Mount Abu Peak
C
Guru Shikhar
D
Jaisalmer Peak
Question 14Single Answer
Mount Abu is unique in Rajasthan because it is?
A
The only hill station in the state
B
A coastal plateau
C
A desert oasis with sand dunes
D
The largest river valley
Question 15Single Answer
The major geological formation underlying much of eastern Rajasthan is called the?
A
Deccan Trap
B
Aravalli craton (ancient shiel
C
Indo-Gangetic Plain
Question 16Single Answer
Which of the following rivers originates in the Aravalli Range?
A
Chambal
B
Banas
C
Luni
D
Mahi
Question 17Single Answer
Which type of plain predominantly occurs in eastern Rajasthan?
A
Coastal plain
B
Lava plain
C
Alluvial plain
D
Glacial plain
Question 18Single Answer
The Sambhar Lake in Rajasthan is best known as a major?
A
Salt lake producing salt
B
Freshwater lake used for irrigation
C
Glacial lake formed in Aravallis
D
Freshwater reservoir for Jaipur
Question 19Single Answer
Which desert landform is most typical of central-western Rajasthan?
A
Fjords
B
Deltas
C
Sand dunes (ergs)
D
Karst towers
Question 20Single Answer
The eastern boundary of the Thar Desert is roughly marked by which feature?
A
Chambal River valley and its gullies/lowlands
B
Aravalli Range
C
Indus River
D
Western Ghats
Question 21Single Answer
Which of the following soils is common in the desert areas of Rajasthan?
A
Alluvial loam
B
Black cotton soil (Regur)
C
Peaty soil
D
Sandy arid soils
Question 22Single Answer
The region known as Shekhawati in Rajasthan is famous for its?
A
Coastal mangroves
B
Tropical rainforests
C
Painted havelis and semi-arid plains
D
Alpine meadows
Question 23Single Answer
Which city is located in the eastern plain of Rajasthan and serves as a gateway to the state from the east?
A
Jodhpur
B
Bikaner
C
Kota
D
Jaisalmer
Question 24Single Answer
The southwestern part of Rajasthan near Sirohi and Banswara is characterized by which landscape?
A
Hilly and forested terrain (Aravalli foothills)
B
Coastal wetlands
C
Sandy dunes only
D
Riverine delta
Question 25Single Answer
Which plateau extends into southern Rajasthan?
A
Deccan Plateau (eastern fringe)
B
Shillong Plateau
C
Chotanagpur Plateau
D
Malwa Plateau (northern edge)
Question 26Single Answer
Kalibanga is an archaeological site of which civilization?
A
Harappan Civilization
B
Mauryan Civilization
C
Gupta Civilization
D
Indus Valley Civilization
Question 27Single Answer
Which river was near the Kalibanga site?
A
Banas
B
Chambal
C
Luni
D
Ghaggar-Hakra
Question 28Single Answer
Balathal is known for which type of civilization?
A
Gupta period
B
Iron Age
C
Chalcolithic
D
Mughal period
Question 29Single Answer
Ahar is primarily famous for?
A
Forts
B
Ancient burial sites
C
Temples
D
Palaces
Question 30Single Answer
Ganeshwar site is mainly associated with which craft?
A
Copper tools
B
Pottery
C
Weaving
D
Stone carving
Question 31Single Answer
Which civilization showed early urban planning in Rajasthan?
A
Balathal
B
Ahar
C
Kalibanga
D
Ganeshwar
Question 32Single Answer
Bairat is known for which historical structure?
A
Fort
B
Buddhist stupa
C
Palace
D
Temple
Question 33Single Answer
The major crop evidence found in Kalibanga includes?
A
Cotton
B
Rice
C
Maize
D
Wheat and Barley
Question 34Single Answer
Ganeshwar culture is dated approximately to which period?
A
1000–500 BCE
B
1500–1000 BCE
C
2500–2000 BCE
D
500–100 BCE
Question 35Single Answer
The fired bricks at Kalibanga indicate?
A
Advanced town planning
B
Rituals
C
Fortification
D
Pottery making
Question 36Single Answer
Balathal showed evidence of which animal domestication?
A
Cattle
B
Horse
C
Elephant
D
Camel
Question 37Single Answer
Ahar culture is mainly located in which district?
A
Udaipur
B
Jaipur
C
Jodhpur
D
Bikaner
Question 38Single Answer
Kalibanga had which unique feature for ancient irrigation?
A
Sunken fire altars
B
Wells and canals
C
Reservoirs
D
None
Question 39Single Answer
Balathal excavations revealed which type of pottery?
A
Terracotta
B
Blue pottery
C
Red and black ware
D
Glazed pottery
Question 40Single Answer
Ganeshwar culture is mainly located in which part of Rajasthan?
A
Western Rajasthan
B
North-east Rajasthan
C
Southern Rajasthan
D
Central Rajasthan
General Knowledge of Rajasthan, Educational Scenario, Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act and Current Affairs
Question 41Single Answer
Where was the 8th International Solar Alliance (ISA) Assembly held in 2025?
A
Geneva, Switzerland
B
New Delhi, India
C
Paris, France
D
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Question 42Single Answer
What was a major outcome of the DRDO's SAMANVAY 2025 event in Bengaluru?
A
Launch of a new satellite
B
Transfer of 12 Licensing Agreements for Transfer of Technology
C
Signing of international arms deal
D
Development of AI drones
Question 43Single Answer
What was the focus of the first India-Sri Lanka Joint Working Group (JWG) meeting on Agriculture held in October 2025?
A
Farm mechanization and climate-resilient agriculture
B
Trade tariffs
C
Water disputes
D
Export quotas
Question 44Single Answer
Which company delivered India’s first 220kV Mobile Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS) System in October 2025?
A
Siemens
B
ABB
C
GE
D
Toshiba
Question 45Single Answer
What is India’s total installed power capacity as of September 30, 2025?
A
500.89 GW
B
450 GW
C
400 GW
D
550 GW
Question 46Single Answer
What is the state animal of Rajasthan (non-domestic category)?
A
Chinkara
B
Camel
C
Tiger
D
Elephant
Question 47Single Answer
Rajasthan's state animal in livestock category is?
A
Chinkara
B
Camel
C
Blackbuck
D
Leopard
Question 48Single Answer
The state bird of Rajasthan is?
A
Indian Roller
B
Peacock
C
Sarus Crane
D
Great Indian Bustard (Godawan)
Question 49Single Answer
Rajasthan's state flower is?
A
Lotus
B
Rohida
C
Rose
D
Marigold
Question 50Single Answer
The state tree of Rajasthan is known as?
A
Peepal
B
Banyan
C
Khejri
D
Neem
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General Knowledge of Rajasthan, Educational Scenario, Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act and Current Affairs
Question 51Single Answer
What is the state dance of Rajasthan?
A
Kalbelia
B
Ghoomar
C
Bhavai
D
Chari
Question 52Single Answer
Rajasthan's state game is?
A
Polo
B
Cricket
C
Basketball
D
Kabaddi
Question 53Single Answer
The state song of Rajasthan is?
A
Kesariya Balam
B
Padharo Mhare Des
C
Doosri Maa
D
Chhap Tilak
Question 54Single Answer
Rajasthan's state emblem features?
A
Lion Capital of Ashoka
B
Peacock
C
Camel
D
Sword
Question 55Single Answer
The state drink of Rajasthan is?
A
Buttermilk
B
Lassi
C
Jaljeera
D
Tea
Question 56Single Answer
Rajasthan's state sweet is?
A
Jalebi
B
Ghevar
C
Rasgulla
D
Gulab Jamun
Question 57Single Answer
The state fish of Rajasthan is?
A
Rohu
B
No official fish
C
Catla
D
Mrigal
Question 58Single Answer
Rajasthan's state butterfly is?
A
No official
B
Lime Butterfly
C
Crimson Rose
D
Common Mormon
Question 59Single Answer
The state reptile of Rajasthan is?
A
Monitor Lizard
B
Indian Cobra
C
Russell's Viper
D
Fan-throated Lizard
Question 60Single Answer
Rajasthan's state heritage animal is?
A
Leopard
B
Tiger
C
Blackbuck
D
Chinkara
Question 61Single Answer
Which flagship scheme provides free electricity up to 200 units for households in Rajasthan?
A
Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana
B
Rajasthan Free Electricity Scheme
C
Jal Jeevan Mission
D
Bhamashah Yojana
Question 62Single Answer
The 2025 flagship scheme for women's health in Rajasthan is?
A
Mukhyamantri Rajshree Yojana
B
PM Matru Vandana
C
Beti Bachao Beti Padhao
D
Ladli Laxmi
Question 63Single Answer
Rajasthan's flagship skill development scheme is?
A
Rajasthan Kaushal Vikas Mission
B
PMKVY
C
Skill India
D
Yuva Udaan
Question 64Single Answer
The 2025 budget flagship for water security in Rajasthan is?
A
Mukhyamantri Jal Swavlamban Abhiyan
B
Indira Gandhi Canal
C
Jal Jeevan Mission
D
Atal Bhujal Yojana
Question 65Single Answer
Flagship scheme for solar energy in Rajasthan 2025?
A
Chief Minister Solar Scheme
B
PM Surya Ghar
C
Rajasthan Solar Energy Policy 2023
D
Green Energy Corridor
School Subject (Social Science)
Question 66Single Answer
The largest Indus Valley site in India is?
A
Mohenjodaro
B
Harappa
C
Rakhigarhi
D
Dholavira
Question 67Single Answer
The most prominent feature of Indus town planning was?
A
Palaces
B
Fortified walls only
C
Temples
D
Grid-pattern streets and covered drainage system
Question 68Single Answer
The Great Bath is located at?
A
Lothal
B
Harappa
C
Mohenjodaro
D
Kalibangan
Question 69Single Answer
The dockyard of the Indus Valley Civilization was discovered at?
A
Chanhudaro
B
Dholavira
C
Surkotada
D
Lothal
Question 70Single Answer
The famous bronze “Dancing Girl” was found at?
A
Harappa
B
Mohenjodaro
C
Chanhudaro
D
Kalibangan
Question 71Single Answer
The Pashupati Seal belongs to?
A
Harappa
B
Mohenjodaro
C
Lothal
D
Banawali
Question 72Single Answer
Evidence of fire altars has been found at?
A
Kalibangan and Lothal
B
Harappa
C
Mohenjodaro
D
Dholavira
Question 73Single Answer
The Indus script is generally written from?
A
Circular
B
Left to right
C
Top to bottom
D
Right to left
Question 74Single Answer
The Harappan civilization is dated between?
A
2600–1900 BCE
B
3300–1300 BCE
C
1500–600 BCE
D
600–300 BCE
Question 75Single Answer
The most cultivated crop of Indus people was?
A
Wheat and barley
B
Rice
C
Cotton only
D
Millets
Question 76Single Answer
The earliest evidence of cotton cultivation is from?
A
Harappa
B
Mehrgarh
C
Mohenjodaro
D
Lothal
Question 77Single Answer
The Rigveda is the oldest among?
A
Upanishads
B
Four Vedas
C
Brahmanas
D
Puranas
Question 78Single Answer
The total number of hymns in Rigveda is?
A
1008
B
1017
C
1028
D
1080
Question 79Single Answer
Gayatri Mantra is addressed to?
A
Savitri (Sun God)
B
Indra
C
Agni
D
Varuna
Question 80Single Answer
The famous Battle of Ten Kings is mentioned in?
A
1st Mandala
B
7th Mandala of Rigveda
C
10th Mandala
D
Yajurveda
Question 81Single Answer
The Purusha Sukta describing Varna system is in?
A
Yajurveda
B
1st Mandala
C
10th Mandala of Rigveda
D
Atharvaveda
Question 82Single Answer
Sabha and Samiti were two assemblies in?
A
Early Vedic Period
B
Later Vedic Period
C
Mauryan Period
D
Gupta Period
Question 83Single Answer
The king in Vedic period was called?
A
Rajan
B
Samrat
C
Maharajadhiraja
D
Chakravartin
Question 84Single Answer
The famous philosopher Yajnavalkya is associated with?
A
Chandogya Upanishad
B
Brihadaranyaka Upanishad
C
Mundaka Upanishad
D
Mandukya Upanishad
Question 85Single Answer
The concept of Brahma, Atman and Moksha is elaborated in?
A
Samhitas
B
Brahmanas
C
Aranyakas
D
Upanishads
Question 86Single Answer
Gautama Buddha was born at?
A
Sarnath
B
Bodh Gaya
C
Lumbini
D
Kushinagar
Question 87Single Answer
Buddha attained Mahaparinirvana at?
A
Sarnath
B
Kushinagar
C
Rajgriha
D
Vaishali
Question 88Single Answer
The Four Noble Truths were preached by Buddha in his?
A
Second sermon
B
First sermon
C
Last sermon
D
Third sermon
Question 89Single Answer
The Triratna in Buddhism are?
A
Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh
B
Ahimsa, Satya, Asteya
C
Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha
D
Id, Ego, Superego
Question 90Single Answer
The first Buddhist Council was held at?
A
Rajgriha
B
Vaishali
C
Pataliputra
D
Kashmir
Question 91Single Answer
The second Buddhist Council was held at?
A
Rajgriha
B
Vaishali
C
Pataliputra
D
Kashmir
Question 92Single Answer
Mahavira was born at?
A
Kundagrama
B
Vaishali
C
Pataliputra
D
Kapilavastu
Question 93Single Answer
Mahavira attained Kaivalya at the age of?
A
72
B
35
C
30
D
42
Question 94Single Answer
The first Tirthankara of Jainism was?
A
Neminatha
B
Parshvanatha
C
Mahavira
D
Rishabhanatha
Question 95Single Answer
Mahavira was the?
A
24th Tirthankara
B
23rd
C
22nd
D
1st
Question 96Single Answer
The Jain philosophy of Anekantavada means?
A
Materialism
B
Only one truth
C
No soul
D
Multiplicity of views / Non-absolutism
Question 97Single Answer
Syadvada is related to?
A
Jainism
B
Buddhism
C
Vedanta
D
Nyaya
Question 98Single Answer
The period of 16 Mahajanapadas belongs to?
A
200 BCE–300 CE
B
300–100 BCE
C
1500–600 BCE
D
600–300 BCE
Question 99Single Answer
The most powerful Mahajanapada was?
A
Vatsa
B
Kosala
C
Avanti
D
Magadha
Question 100Single Answer
Bimbisara belonged to which dynasty?
A
Nanda
B
Shishunaga
C
Haryanka
D
Maurya
Question 101Single Answer
Ajatashatru fortified Rajgriha and built?
A
Ujjain
B
Vaishali
C
Taxila
D
Pataliputra
Question 102Single Answer
Ajatashatru killed his father Bimbisara with the help of?
A
Devadatta
B
Vasubhadra
C
Udayin
D
Kalashoka
Question 103Single Answer
The last ruler of Haryanka dynasty was?
A
Bimbisara
B
Ajatashatru
C
Udayin
D
Nagdashak
Question 104Single Answer
The Arthashastra was written by?
A
Megasthenes
B
Kautilya
C
Panini
D
Patanjali
Question 105Single Answer
Megasthenes was the Greek ambassador in the court of?
A
Bindusara
B
Chandragupta Maurya
C
Ashoka
D
Brihadratha
Question 106Single Answer
The Mauryan Empire reached its largest extent under?
A
Chandragupta
B
Ashoka
C
Bindusara
D
Brihadratha
Question 107Single Answer
The Kalinga War was fought in which year of Ashoka’s reign?
A
5th year
B
8th year
C
13th year
D
20th year
Question 108Single Answer
After Kalinga War, Ashoka adopted the policy of?
A
Dhamma
B
Digvijay
C
Bherighosha
D
Conquest by force
Question 109Single Answer
Ashoka’s Dhamma was based on?
A
Caste system
B
Vedic sacrifices
C
Military power
D
Non-violence, tolerance, and moral principles
Question 110Single Answer
The famous Rock Edict XIII mentions the Kalinga War and Ashoka’s remorse?
A
Rock Edict XIII
B
Pillar Edict VII
C
Minor Rock Edict I
D
Bhabru Edict
Question 111Single Answer
Ashoka’s inscriptions were first deciphered by?
A
Alexander Cunningham
B
James Prinsep (1837)
C
William Jones
D
Max Müller
Question 112Single Answer
The Lion Capital of Ashoka is from?
A
Lauriya Nandangarh
B
Sarnath
C
Vaishali
D
Rampurva
Question 113Single Answer
The National Emblem of India is adopted from?
A
Sankisa Elephant Capital
B
Allahabad Pillar
C
Sarnath Lion Capital
D
Lauriya Nandangarh
Question 114Single Answer
The Mauryan superintendent of agriculture was called?
A
Sitadhyaksha
B
Samaharta
C
Sannidhata
D
Panyadhyaksha
Question 115Single Answer
The last Mauryan ruler was assassinated by?
A
Kharavela
B
Agnimitra
C
Vasumitra
D
Pushyamitra Shunga
Question 116Single Answer
The first ruler of Delhi Sultanate was?
A
Ghiyasuddin Balban
B
Iltutmish
C
Razia Sultan
D
Qutbuddin Aibak
Question 117Single Answer
The Slave dynasty was founded by?
A
Mahmud Ghazni
B
Iltutmish
C
Muhammad Ghori
D
Qutbuddin Aibak
Question 118Single Answer
The Qutub Minar was completed by?
A
Alauddin Khilji
B
Qutbuddin Aibak
C
Iltutmish
D
Firoz Shah Tughlaq
Question 119Single Answer
The first and only Muslim woman ruler of Delhi was?
A
Noorjahan
B
Razia Sultan
C
Mumtaz Mahal
D
Jahanara
Question 120Single Answer
The “Chahalgani” (group of 40 nobles) was broken by?
A
Ghiyasuddin Balban
B
Iltutmish
C
Alauddin Khilji
D
Muhammad bin Tughlaq
Question 121Single Answer
The theory of “Kingship as divine” was propagated by?
A
Firoz Tughlaq
B
Alauddin Khilji
C
Balban
D
Sikandar Lodi
Question 122Single Answer
Alauddin Khilji introduced market control system under?
A
Diwan-i-Riyasat
B
Diwan-i-Wizarat
C
Diwan-i-Arz
D
Diwan-i-Insha
Question 123Single Answer
Alauddin Khilji’s commander Malik Kafur led campaigns to?
A
South India
B
Central India
C
Bengal
D
Gujarat
Question 124Single Answer
The famous poet Amir Khusrau was patronised by?
A
Firoz Tughlaq
B
Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq
C
Muhammad bin Tughlaq
D
Alauddin Khilji
Question 125Single Answer
The transfer of capital from Delhi to Daulatabad was done by?
A
Muhammad bin Tughlaq
B
Firoz Shah Tughlaq
C
Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq
D
Alauddin Khilji
Educational Methodology
Question 126Single Answer
The most commonly used method for teaching Social Studies at upper primary level is ?
A
Lecture method
B
Discussion method
C
Story-telling method
D
Project method
Question 127Single Answer
Which method is also known as “Socratic method” in Social Studies ?
A
Lecture
B
Question-Answer
C
Discussion
D
Source method
Question 128Single Answer
The “Story-telling method” is most effective while teaching which type of topic in Social Studies ?
A
Economic data
B
Map work
C
Historical events and biographies
D
Constitution
Question 129Single Answer
The “Dramatisation method” is best suited for teaching ?
A
Freedom struggle, Ancient civilisations, Local history
B
Statistics
C
Political parties
D
Latitudes and longitudes
Question 130Single Answer
The “Project method” in Social Studies was popularised by ?
A
Mahatma Gandhi
B
John Dewey
C
Rousseau
D
Herbert Spencer
Question 131Single Answer
Which of the following is an example of Project method in Social Studies ?
A
Oral test
B
Memorising dates
C
Copying notes
D
Making a model of Parliament
Question 132Single Answer
The “Source method” is primarily used while teaching ?
A
Economics
B
Geography
C
Civics
D
History
Question 133Single Answer
“Field trip/Excursion method” is most effective in teaching ?
A
Only maps
B
Only dates
C
Geography and Local History
D
Only constitution
Question 134Single Answer
The “Survey method” in Social Studies is used to study ?
A
Local problems, resources, historical places
B
Only population
C
Only rainfall
D
Only exports
Question 135Single Answer
The “Inductive method” in Social Studies moves from ?
A
Only examples
B
General principles to examples
C
Specific examples to general principles
D
Only principles
Educational Psychology
Question 136Single Answer
What is the primary focus of Educational Psychology?
A
Study of teaching methods only
B
Study of grammar rules
C
Study of learner's mind and behavior in educational settings
D
Study of literature
Question 137Single Answer
The scope of Educational Psychology includes:
A
Only classroom decoration
B
Learning, motivation, and individual differences
C
Only textbook writing
D
Only school timing
Question 138Single Answer
One major function of Educational Psychology is:
A
To manage school funds
B
To design school uniforms
C
To help teachers understand child development
D
To conduct sports events
Question 139Single Answer
Educational Psychology applies principles of:
A
Only Biology
B
General Psychology to educational situations
C
Only Mathematics
D
Only History
Question 140Single Answer
Who is known as the 'Father of Educational Psychology'?
A
B.F. Skinner
B
Sigmund Freud
C
Ivan Pavlov
D
Edward Lee Thorndike
Question 141Single Answer
Educational Psychology helps in:
A
Only attendance marking
B
Curriculum construction and evaluation
C
Only fee collection
D
Only cleaning classrooms
Question 142Single Answer
The main concern of Educational Psychology is:
A
How people learn and how teaching can be improved
B
How to cook food
C
How to play games
D
How to draw pictures
Question 143Single Answer
Educational Psychology studies:
A
Growth, development, and adjustment of learners
B
Only physical growth
C
Only height and weight
D
Only dress code
Question 144Single Answer
Which is NOT a function of Educational Psychology?
A
Predicting student behavior
B
Understanding individual differences
C
Managing school transport
D
Guiding learning process
Question 145Single Answer
Educational Psychology helps teachers in:
A
Ignoring slow learners
B
Forgetting student names
C
Understanding why students forget
D
Punishing all students
Information Technology
Question 146Single Answer
Information Technology (IT) primarily deals with?
A
Processing and managing information using computers
B
Manual writing of documents
C
Verbal communication only
D
Physical storage of books
Question 147Single Answer
The term 'Information Technology' was first used in?