Temperature can be expressed as derived quantity in terms of
A
length and mass
B
mass and time
C
length, mass and time
D
None of these
Question 2Single Answer
Electron volt is a unit of
A
potential difference
B
charge
C
energy
D
capacity
Question 3Single Answer
Dimensions of impulse are
A
[MLT โ1]
B
[MLTยฒ]
C
[MTโ2]
D
[MLโ1Tโ3]
Question 4Single Answer
Which of the following is not a synthetic fibre:
A
Anygora
B
Rayon
C
Nylon
D
Polyster
Question 5Single Answer
Which one of the following is not contained in Portland cement ?
A
Ca3Al2O6
B
Ca3SiO5
C
Ca2SiยญO4
D
Ca3(PO4)2
Question 6Single Answer
What is the reson for white cement to be white ?
A
It does not contain carbon
B
It does not contain silicon
C
It does not contain iron
D
It does not contain calcium
Question 7Single Answer
Which of the following contain enzymes for cellular respiration ?
A
Dictyosomes
B
Endoplasmic reticulum
C
lysosomes
D
Mitochondria
Question 8Single Answer
Which one among the following nutrients is a strctural
A
Cell membrane
B
Plasma membrane
C
Cell wall
D
Nucleus
Question 9Single Answer
Which one among the following nutrients is a structural component of the cell wall of plants ?
A
Manganese
B
Potassium
C
Phosphorus
D
Calcium
Question 10Single Answer
The grain size (USDA) of silt in soil ranges between :
A
0.2 mm to 0.5 mm
B
0.5 mm to 0.1 mm
C
0.1 mm to 0.05 mm
D
0.05 mm to 0.002 mm
Question 11Single Answer
What will be BOD, for a wastewater sample when 21 ml of sample is diluted to 300 ml in BOD bottle to determine dissolved oxygen .
[Given: Initial DO, = 10 mg/l; Five days later DO5 = 5 mg/l]
A
~ 5 mg/l
B
~ 25 mg/l
C
~ 71.4 mg/l
D
~75 mg/l
Question 12Single Answer
What will be the concentration of 40 ppb SOโ in ยตg/mยณ unit at 25ยฐC ?
A
~ 0.04 ยตg/mยณ
B
~ 1047 ยตg/mยณ
C
~ 104.7 ยตg/mยณ
D
~ 10.47 ยตg/mยณ
Question 13Single Answer
National Ambient air quality standards typically include following components :
A
Maximum and Minimum pollutant levels, adjustment for co - pollutants
B
Abetment strategies, non - attainment penalties
C
Ambient temperature, size distribution and relative humidity
D
Indicator (Chemical/Chemical class), Averaging time, Pollutant form and level
Question 14Single Answer
Primary air pollutants differ from secondary air pollutants as they :
A
are present in levels that can be weighed on filter paper
B
are directly emitted from identified sources
C
have undergone chemical transformation in air after release from identified sources
D
are designated as hazardous air pollutants
Question 15Single Answer
Continuity equation expresses the law of conservation of :
A
Momentum
B
Mass
C
Entropy
D
Energy
Question 16Single Answer
Which of the following statements correctly represent the environmental wisdom worldwide ?
A
Our success depends on how well we manage the earth's life support systems mostly for our benefits
B
Our success depends on how well we manage the earth's life support systems for our benefit and for the rest of nature
C
Our success depends on learning how nature sustains itself and integrating such lessons from nature into the ways we think
D
Our success depends on using environmentally beneficial forms of economic growth and discourage environmentally harmful forms
Question 17Single Answer
Exposure concentration is _______ .
A
the amount of the chemical that is received by the target
B
the amount of chemical present in the medium with which an Organism has contact
C
the amount of the chemical that is excreted by the target
D
the amount of the chemical that is metabolized by the target
Question 18Single Answer
In ecotoxicology studies, ED - 50 is _______ .
A
the dose that affects 50% of the population or observed subjects
B
the dose that affects 95% of the population or observed subjects
C
the dose that affects 25% of the population or observed subjects
D
the dose that do not affect 50% of the total population
Question 19Single Answer
A hypothesis, that predicts a linear relationship in which rate of ecosystem processes is maximum with greatest number of species, is known as :
A
Rivet - popper hypothesis
B
Redundancy hypothesis
C
Diversity -ย stability hypothesis
D
Idiosyncratic hypothesis
Question 20Single Answer
Which Act gave separate electorate rights to Muslims in India ?
A
The Indian Councils Act, 1909
B
The Government of India Act, 1915
C
The Government of India Act, 1919
D
The Government of India Act, 1935
Question 21Single Answer
Which one of the following made the Indian Legislature bicameral ?
A
The Indian Councils Act, 1909
B
Government of India Act, 1919
C
Government of India Act, 1935
D
Indian Independence Act, 1947
Question 22Single Answer
'Diarchy' was established in India by which of the following ?
A
The Indian Councils Act, 1909
B
The Government of India Act, 1935
C
The Government of India Act, 1919
D
None of the above
Question 23Single Answer
Which one of the following aimed at providing a federal structure for India ?
A
Indian Councils Act, 1909
B
Government of India Act, 1919
C
Government of India Act, 1935
D
Indian Independence Act, 1947
Question 24Single Answer
As a guardian of the government of India Act, 1935 a Court was constituted which was called.
A
Privy Council
B
Supreme Court
C
High Court
D
Federal Court
Question 25Single Answer
Under the Government of India Act 1935, the Federal court had -
A
Original jurisdiction only
B
Appellate jurisdiction only
C
Advisory jurisdiction only
D
Original, appellate and advisory jurisdiction
Question 26Single Answer
Under the Government of India's Act 1935, how many Governors and Chief Commissioners provinces constituted in British India ?
A
14 and 7
B
11 and 7
C
15 and 9
D
None of the above
Question 27Single Answer
The Mountbaten plan led to the enactment of :
A
Government of India Act, 1919
B
Government of India Act, 1935
C
The Indian Independence Act, 1947
D
None of the above
Question 28Single Answer
The plan of Lord Mountbatten was excepted by the congress and the muslim league. The British Parliament enacted the Indian Independence act, 1947 which got Royal assistant on -
A
3 June, 1947
B
4 July, 1947
C
15 July, 1947
D
18 July, 1947
Question 29Single Answer
Which one of the following relates to transfer of power to the Indians and partition of the country ?
A
Simon Commission
B
Cripps Mission
C
Cabinet Mission Plan
D
The Mountbatten plan
Question 30Single Answer
In which year Mayor's Courts were introduced in three Presidency Towns in India ?
A
1726
B
1772
C
1774
D
1781
Question 31Single Answer
On whose recommendation amongst the following the Constituent Assembly was constituted ?
A
Cripps Mission
B
Webel Mission
C
Lord Mountbatten
D
Cabinet Mission Plan
Question 32Single Answer
Who was the Constitutional Advisor to the Constitutent Assembly ?
A
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
B
Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru
C
Sr. B.N. Rau
D
Dr. Rajendra Prasad
Question 33Single Answer
The first Constituent Assembly Meeting held on 9.12.46 was presided over by -
A
Dr. Rajendra Prasad
B
Shri S.N. Sinha
C
Shri Jawahar Lal Nehru
D
None of the above
Question 34Single Answer
Who among the following was the President of Constituent Assembly ?
A
Dr. Rajendra Prasad
B
Sardar Patel
C
Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar
D
Pt. J. Nehru
Question 35Single Answer
When was the Constituent Assembly of India formed?
A
1946
B
1947
C
1948
D
1950
Question 36Single Answer
Who was the Chairman of the Drafting Committee of the Indian Constitution?
A
Dr. Rajendra Prasad
B
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
C
Jawaharlal Nehru
D
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Question 37Single Answer
The idea of the Constituent Assembly was first put forward by:
A
Mahatma Gandhi
B
M.N. Roy
C
Jawaharlal Nehru
D
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Question 38Single Answer
The Cabinet Mission Plan for India was proposed in:
A
1942
B
1945
C
1946
D
1947
Question 39Single Answer
The Constitution of India was adopted on:
A
15th August 1947
B
26th January 1950
C
26th November 1949
D
30th January 1948
Question 40Single 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 41Single Answer
What is the primary purpose of agriculture?
A
To produce energy
B
To cultivate crops and rear animals for food, fiber, and other products
C
To develop urban areas
D
To promote tourism
Question 42Single Answer
Which of the following is a major component of agriculture?
A
Manufacturing
B
Information technology
C
Horticulture
D
Real estate
Question 43Single Answer
Agriculture is often referred to as the backbone of which economy?
A
Industrial economy
B
Service economy
C
Rural economy
D
Urban economy
Question 44Single Answer
What is subsistence farming?
A
Farming for commercial purposes
B
Farming primarily for household consumption
C
Farming using advanced technology
D
Farming with a focus on exports
Question 45Single Answer
Which of the following is NOT a type of agriculture?
A
Organic farming
B
Aquaculture
C
Non-agricultural farming
D
Precision farming
Question 46Single Answer
When did agriculture first begin?
A
Around 1000 BC
B
Around 10,000 BC
C
During the Industrial Revolution
D
In the 18th century
Question 47Single Answer
What is the significance of the Agricultural Revolution?
A
It marked the shift from hunting-gathering to settled farming
B
It led to the rise of industrialization
C
It resulted in urbanization
D
It caused a decline in population
Question 48Single Answer
Which civilization is known for its early agricultural practices?
A
Roman
B
Mesopotamian
C
Byzantine
D
Viking
Question 49Single Answer
Which crop was first domesticated in the Americas?
A
Rice
B
Wheat
C
Maize (corn)
D
Barley
Question 50Single Answer
What impact did the Green Revolution have on agriculture?
A
Decreased crop yields
B
Increased food production and introduction of high-yielding varieties
C
Elimination of traditional farming practices
D
Reduced use of technology
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General Studies
Question 51Single Answer
Which is the longest river in India?
A
Yamuna
B
Ganges
C
Brahmaputra
D
Godavari
Question 52Single Answer
The Western Ghats are also known as:
A
Sahyadris
B
Vindhyas
C
Satpuras
D
Aravallis
Question 53Single Answer
Which river is known as the โSorrow of Biharโ?
A
Ganges
B
Kosi
C
Son
D
Gandak
Question 54Single Answer
Which mountain range separates Northern India from Southern India?
A
Aravallis
B
Vindhyas
C
Eastern Ghats
D
Himalayas
Question 55Single Answer
The Deccan Plateau is bordered by which two mountain ranges?
A
Himalayas and Western Ghats
B
Western Ghats and Eastern Ghats
C
Vindhyas and Satpuras
D
Aravallis and Satpuras
Question 56Single Answer
Which Indian state has the longest coastline?
A
Gujarat
B
Maharashtra
C
Tamil Nadu
D
Andhra Pradesh
Question 57Single Answer
Which is the only active volcano in India?
A
Deccan Traps
B
Barren Island
C
Narcondam Island
D
Lakshadweep
Question 58Single Answer
The Tropic of Cancer passes through how many Indian states?
A
5
B
7
C
8
D
10
Question 59Single Answer
The Western Coastal Plains of India are divided into which three sections?
A
Konkan, Malabar, Coromandel
B
Konkan, Kannad, Malabar
C
Malabar, Coromandel, Northern Circar
D
Konkan, Northern Circar, Malabar
Question 60Single Answer
In which state is the Thar Desert located?
A
Gujarat
B
Rajasthan
C
Madhya Pradesh
D
Punjab
Question 61Single Answer
The Lakshadweep Islands are situated in which sea?
A
Arabian Sea
B
Bay of Bengal
C
Indian Ocean
D
Pacific Ocean
Question 62Single Answer
What is the highest peak in South India?
A
Anamudi
B
Doddabetta
C
Mullayanagiri
D
Agasthyamalai
Question 63Single Answer
The Indian Standard Time (IST) is based on which meridian?
A
82.5ยฐ E
B
75.5ยฐ E
C
90ยฐ E
D
70ยฐ E
Question 64Single Answer
Which Indian river forms the largest delta in the world?
A
Godavari
B
Krishna
C
Ganges
D
Narmada
Question 65Single Answer
Which is the largest saltwater lake in India?
A
Chilika Lake
B
Wular Lake
C
Sambhar Lake
D
Dal Lake
Question 66Single Answer
Which of the following best describes the nature of the Indian economy?
A
Developed Economy
B
Underdeveloped Economy
C
Developing Economy
D
Socialist Economy
Question 67Single Answer
The Indian economy is characterized by which of the following?
A
Large population
B
High levels of unemployment
C
High poverty levels
D
All of the above
Question 68Single Answer
Which of the following is a feature of a developing economy like India?
A
High per capita income
B
Industrial dominance
C
Agriculture dependency
D
High standard of living for all
Question 69Single Answer
Which sector contributes the largest to India's GDP?
A
Manufacturing
B
Agriculture
C
Services
D
Mining
Question 70Single Answer
The Indian economy is categorized as mixed economy. This means:
A
Only the government owns the resources
B
Only private sector owns the resources
C
Both private and public sectors operate in the economy
D
There is no government intervention
Question 71Single Answer
Who was the head of the central administration under the Delhi Sultanate?
A
Barid-i-Mumalik
B
Diwan-i-Arz
C
Qazi-ul-Quzat
D
Wazir
Question 72Single Answer
The department of military affairs was known as:
A
Diwan-i-Insha
B
Diwan-i-Rasalat
C
Diwan-i-Arz
D
Diwan-i-Wizarat
Question 73Single Answer
The land revenue system under Alauddin Khalji was primarily based on:
A
Iqta system
B
Kharaj system
C
Zabti system
D
Batai system
Question 74Single Answer
The market control system was introduced by:
A
Iltutmish
B
Alauddin Khalji
C
Balban
D
Firoz Shah Tughlaq
Question 75Single Answer
The officer in charge of royal correspondence was:
A
Diwan-i-Insha
B
Diwan-i-Arz
C
Diwan-i-Khairat
D
Diwan-i-Mustakhraj
Question 76Single Answer
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Question 77Single Answer
Which among the following is an important archaeological source for Modern Indian history?
A
Ashokan edicts
B
Harappan seals
C
Colonial-era coins and monuments
D
Vedic Samhita
Question 78Single Answer
The study of coins as a historical source is known as:
A
Epigraphy
B
Numismatics
C
Archaeometry
D
Paleography
Question 79Single Answer
Coins issued by the British East India Company help historians to understand:
A
Vedic rituals
B
Trade networks and political authority
C
Medieval temple architecture
D
Gupta administration
Question 80Single Answer
The inscriptions on colonial monuments generally provide information about:
A
Harappan trade
B
Sangam literature
C
Mauryan administration
D
British officials and events
Question 81Single Answer
Which among the following is an archaeological source of Ancient Indian History?
A
Coins
B
Inscriptions
C
Pottery remains
D
Manuscripts
Question 82Single Answer
The study of inscriptions is known as?
A
Epigraphy
B
Numismatics
C
Paleography
D
Archaeology
Question 83Single Answer
The study of coins is called?
A
Numismatics
B
Archaeology
C
Epigraphy
D
Anthropology
Question 84Single Answer
The script used in most of Ashokan inscriptions was?
A
Devanagari
B
Grantha
C
Kharosthi
D
Brahmi
Question 85Single Answer
The Kharosthi script was mainly written from?
A
Left to right
B
Top to bottom
C
Right to left
D
Bottom to top
Question 86Single Answer
On what date did India celebrate the 9th anniversary of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) implementation?
A
July 1, 2026
B
June 30, 2026
C
July 2, 2026
D
June 29, 2026
Question 87Single Answer
Which global event is India participating in with Sweden as a partner?
A
Venus Orbiter Mission 'Shukrayaan'
B
Chandrayaan-4
C
Gaganyaan crewed mission
D
Mars Orbiter Mission-2
Question 88Single Answer
Who became India's 97th Chess Grandmaster in late June 2026?
A
Gukesh D
B
Praggnanandhaa R
C
Harshavardhan G.B.
D
Arjun Erigaisi
Question 89Single Answer
What major merger was approved by the boards of PFC and REC Limited on June 30, 2026?
A
Merger with SBI
B
Merger into a single power financing entity
C
Merger with NTPC
D
Merger with IREDA
Question 90Single Answer
Which initiative was launched at the Rashtriya Gramin Vikas Sammelan 2026 for rural women SHGs?
A
Lakhpati Didi App
B
Digital India Rural Scheme
C
PM Kisan Drone Yojana
D
SARAS Shakti Collection and Coffee Table Book
Question 91Single Answer
What significant political change occurred in South Korea on July 1, 2026?
A
New Prime Minister Han Seong-sook took office
B
Presidential elections were held
C
Parliament was dissolved
D
King was crowned
Question 92Single Answer
What was the rainfall deficit in India for June 2026, described as the driest in over a century?
A
20% below average
B
39.8% below average
C
15% above average
D
Normal rainfall
Question 93Single Answer
Where was the GCC Conclave on Innovation 2026 held?
A
Bengaluru
B
New Delhi
C
Mumbai
D
Hyderabad
Question 94Single Answer
Which health initiative's operational guidelines were unveiled by the Union Health Ministry around July 1, 2026?
A
Universal Health Coverage
B
Ayushman Bharat expansion only
C
TB-free India 2030
D
National Ambulance Services 2026
Question 95Single Answer
What reform was implemented in GST 2.0 (effective from September 2025)?
A
Removal of all cesses
B
Single 12% slab
C
Primarily two tax slabs of 5% and 18%
D
Only state-level taxation
Question 96Single Answer
What is the main basis of the coalition government system in India?
A
One-party rule
B
Monarchy system
C
Military rule
D
Multi-party democracy
Question 97Single Answer
When was the first coalition government formed at the Centre in India?
A
1991
B
1984
C
1989
D
1977
Question 98Single Answer
In which year was the National Front Government formed?
A
1984
B
1996
C
1989
D
1998
Question 99Single Answer
In which year did economic liberalization begin in India?
A
1985
B
1990
C
1991
D
1995
Question 100Single Answer
Who was the chief architect of India's 1991 economic reforms?
A
Atal Bihari Vajpayee
B
P. Chidambaram
C
Dr. Manmohan Singh
D
Pranab Mukherjee
Question 101Single Answer
In LPG policy, what does "L" stand for?
A
Labour
B
Localization
C
Liberalization
D
Limitation
Question 102Single Answer
What was the main objective of economic liberalization?
A
Increasing government control
B
Ending foreign investment
C
Stopping imports
D
Promoting the private sector
Question 103Single Answer
What is the major impact of globalization?
A
Stopping technological development
B
Ending international trade
C
Increasing economic interconnection among countries
D
Ending foreign investment
Question 104Single Answer
Under India's New Economic Policy of 1991, which sector was opened more?
A
Defence sector completely
B
Agriculture sector
C
Private sector
D
Judiciary
Question 105Single Answer
What does economic recession mean?
A
Continuous economic growth
B
Increase in currency value
C
Decline in economic activities
D
Increase in exports
Question 106Single Answer
Which country hosted the first modern Olympic Games in 1896?
A
France
B
Germany
C
USA
D
Greece
Question 107Single Answer
The Olympic Games are organized by which organization?
A
IOC
B
FIFA
C
ICC
D
BWF
Question 108Single Answer
The headquarters of the International Olympic Committee (IOc) is located in:
A
Paris
B
Geneva
C
Lausanne
D
London
Question 109Single Answer
The Olympic symbol consists of how many rings?
A
Three
B
Four
C
Five
D
Six
Question 110Single Answer
The five Olympic rings represent:
A
Five countries
B
Five sports
C
Five continents
D
Five oceans
Question 111Single Answer
The motto of the Olympic Games is:
A
Sports for All
B
Unity and Peace
C
Play and Win
D
Faster, Higher, Stronger โ Together
Question 112Single Answer
The Olympic Games are held after every:
A
2 years
B
3 years
C
4 years
D
5 years
Question 113Single Answer
The first Indian to win an individual Olympic gold medal was:
A
Abhinav Bindra
B
Neeraj Chopra
C
Leander Paes
D
Sushil Kumar
Question 114Single Answer
Abhinav Bindra won Olympic gold in which event?
A
Archery
B
Wrestling
C
Shooting
D
Boxing
Question 115Single Answer
Neeraj Chopra won India's first Olympic gold medal in:
A
Wrestling
B
Discus Throw
C
Shot Put
D
Javelin Throw
Question 116Single Answer
Urbanization refers to:
A
Increase in urban population and expansion of urban areas
B
Growth of rural population
C
Decline of cities
D
Reduction in industrial activities
Question 117Single Answer
The process of transformation from rural areas to urban areas is called:
A
Industrialization
B
Modernization
C
Globalization
D
Urbanization
Question 118Single Answer
The main factor responsible for rapid urbanization is:
A
Reduction in employment
B
Decline in population
C
Migration from rural to urban areas
D
Decrease in industries
Question 119Single Answer
Urbanization is closely associated with:
A
Decrease in technology
B
Industrial and economic development
C
Decline in infrastructure
D
Reduction in trade
Question 120Single Answer
A city with population exceeding one million is generally called:
A
Metropolitan city
B
Village
C
Hamlet
D
Rural settlement
Question 121Single Answer
The term "Urban Agglomeration" refers to:
A
Forest area
B
A single village
C
Agricultural land
D
A group of continuous urban areas
Question 122Single Answer
The Census of India defines an urban area based on:
A
Agricultural production
B
Climate conditions
C
Population and economic characteristics
D
Geographical size only
Question 123Single Answer
Which of the following is an important feature of urban areas?
A
Dependence only on agriculture
B
High population density
C
Low infrastructure
D
Limited economic activities
Question 124Single Answer
The process of urbanization leads to:
A
Complete elimination of cities
B
Development of infrastructure and services
C
Decline of industries
D
Reduction in employment opportunities
Question 125Single Answer
Rapid and unplanned urbanization mainly causes:
A
Urban challenges
B
Rural development
C
Forest expansion
D
Population decline
Question 126Single Answer
Which is a major challenge of urbanization?
A
Traffic congestion
B
Increased green areas
C
Better waste management
D
Reduced pollution
Question 127Single Answer
Urban poverty is mainly caused by:
A
Decrease in population
B
Excess agricultural production
C
Lack of employment opportunities and migration pressure
D
High rural income
Question 128Single Answer
Slums are generally characterized by:
A
Poor housing and inadequate basic services
B
High-quality infrastructure
C
Planned development
D
Low population density
Question 129Single Answer
The growth of slums is mainly associated with:
A
Rural isolation
B
Decline of cities
C
Decrease in migration
D
Rapid urbanization
Question 130Single Answer
Urban infrastructure includes:
A
Only agricultural facilities
B
Roads, water supply and sanitation
C
Forest resources
D
Rural employment schemes
Question 131Single Answer
The major cause of urban traffic congestion is:
A
Increasing number of vehicles
B
Decrease in population
C
Reduction in transportation
D
Lack of industries
Question 132Single Answer
Urban air pollution is mainly caused by:
A
Rainfall
B
Forests
C
Vehicles and industries
D
Agriculture only
Question 133Single Answer
The concept of sustainable urban development focuses on:
A
Only industrial growth
B
Balanced development with environmental protection
C
Ignoring environment
D
Increasing waste generation
Question 134Single Answer
The 74th Constitutional Amendment Act was passed in:
A
1990
B
1992
C
1995
D
2000
Question 135Single Answer
The 74th Constitutional Amendment Act came into force in:
A
1991
B
1992
C
1993
D
1995
Question 136Single Answer
The ancient name of Uttarakhand region was:
A
Aryavarta
B
Magadh
C
Kedarkhand and Manaskhand
D
Panchal
Question 137Single Answer
The term "Kedarkhand" is associated with:
A
Kumaon region
B
Garhwal region
C
Doab region
D
Terai region
Question 138Single Answer
The term "Manaskhand" is associated with:
A
Bundelkhand region
B
Garhwal region
C
Rohilkhand region
D
Kumaon region
Question 139Single Answer
The earliest inhabitants of Uttarakhand are believed to be:
A
Mughals
B
Kiratas and Khasas
C
British
D
Greeks
Question 140Single Answer
Which ancient text mentions the Himalayan region of Uttarakhand?
A
Puranas
B
Arthashastra
C
Ain-i-Akbari
D
Rajatarangini
Question 141Single Answer
The Pandukeshwar copper plates are related to:
A
Ancient history of Uttarakhand
B
British administration
C
Gorkha rule
D
Modern movements
Question 142Single Answer
The Kuninda dynasty ruled parts of:
A
Uttarakhand and adjoining Himalayan regions
B
South India
C
Bengal
D
Rajasthan
Question 143Single Answer
The capital of the Kuninda rulers was:
A
Srinagar
B
Kartikeyapura
C
Almora
D
Champawat
Question 144Single Answer
The Katyuri dynasty ruled mainly in:
A
Garhwal plains
B
Kumaon region
C
Dehradun valley only
D
Terai region
Question 145Single Answer
The Katyuri dynasty established its capital at:
A
Srinagar
B
Almora
C
Kartikeyapura
D
Tehri
Question 146Single Answer
Uttarakhand is popularly known as:
A
Land of Kings
B
Land of Deserts
C
Devbhoomi
D
Land of Lakes
Question 147Single Answer
The two major cultural regions of Uttarakhand are:
A
Doon and Hills
B
Terai and Bhabar
C
Garhwal and Kumaon
D
Plains and Plateau
Question 148Single Answer
The main languages spoken in Uttarakhand are:
A
Bengali and Assamese
B
Punjabi and Hindi
C
Garhwali and Kumaoni
D
Marathi and Gujarati
Question 149Single Answer
The Bhotia community of Uttarakhand is mainly found in:
A
Terai region only
B
Plains areas
C
Himalayan border areas
D
Dehradun city only
Question 150Single Answer
The Jaunsari tribe mainly resides in:
A
Bageshwar district
B
Almora district
C
Dehradun district
D
Haridwar district
Question 151Single Answer
The largest tribal community of Uttarakhand is:
A
Tharu
B
Bhotia
C
Jaunsari
D
Buksa
Question 152Single Answer
The Tharu tribe is mainly found in:
A
Chamoli region
B
Udham Singh Nagar region
C
Uttarkashi region
D
Rudraprayag region
Question 153Single Answer
The Buksa tribe is mainly found in:
A
Garhwal highlands
B
Kumaon and Terai regions
C
Himalayan peaks
D
Dehradun city
Question 154Single Answer
The Bhotia people are traditionally associated with:
A
Fishing
B
Trade and animal husbandry
C
Sea trade
D
Industrial work
Question 155Single Answer
The traditional occupation of many Himalayan communities is:
A
Ship building
B
Agriculture and animal husbandry
C
Mining only
D
Fishing
Question 156Single Answer
Uttarakhand became a separate state on:
A
1 May 2001
B
15 August 1947
C
26 January 1950
D
9 November 2000
Question 157Single Answer
The first Chief Minister of Uttarakhand was:
A
Nityanand Swami
B
Narayan Dutt Tiwari
C
Bhagat Singh Koshyari
D
B. C. Khanduri
Question 158Single Answer
The first elected government of Uttarakhand was formed in:
A
2005
B
2000
C
2002
D
2007
Question 159Single Answer
The first assembly elections of Uttarakhand were held in:
A
2002
B
2000
C
2001
D
2005
Question 160Single Answer
The first elected Chief Minister of Uttarakhand was:
A
Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank
B
Nityanand Swami
C
Narayan Dutt Tiwari
D
Vijay Bahuguna
Question 161Single Answer
The capital of Uttarakhand is:
A
Dehradun
B
Nainital
C
Haridwar
D
Almora
Question 162Single Answer
The summer capital of Uttarakhand is:
A
Gairsain
B
Srinagar
C
Rishikesh
D
Pauri
Question 163Single Answer
The Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly has:
A
90 seats
B
70 seats
C
60 seats
D
100 seats
Question 164Single Answer
The constitutional head of Uttarakhand state is:
A
Chief Minister
B
Governor
C
Chief Secretary
D
Speaker
Question 165Single Answer
The real executive power in Uttarakhand lies with:
A
Chief Minister and Council of Ministers
B
Governor alone
C
Chief Justice
D
Speaker
Question 166Single Answer
The head of the Uttarakhand government administration is:
A
Governor
B
Chief Secretary
C
District Magistrate
D
Speaker
Question 167Single Answer
The highest administrative officer of a district is:
A
Tehsildar
B
District Magistrate
C
Block Development Officer
D
Patwari
Question 168Single Answer
The Panchayati Raj system in India was given constitutional status by:
A
74th Constitutional Amendment Act
B
73rd Constitutional Amendment Act
C
42nd Amendment Act
D
44th Amendment Act
Question 169Single Answer
The Panchayati Raj system has:
A
Four tiers
B
Two tiers
C
Three tiers
D
Five tiers
Question 170Single Answer
The village-level institution of Panchayati Raj is:
A
Municipal Corporation
B
Zila Parishad
C
Gram Panchayat
D
Nagar Panchayat
Question 171Single Answer
The economy of Uttarakhand mainly depends on:
A
Heavy engineering only
B
Marine industries
C
Agriculture and services
D
Mining only
Question 172Single Answer
Human resources refer to:
A
Natural resources only
B
Population as productive resources
C
Forest resources only
D
Mineral resources only
Question 173Single Answer
The quality of human resources depends on:
A
Education and health
B
Only population size
C
Only migration
D
Only income
Question 174Single Answer
The literacy rate of a state indicates:
A
Forest area
B
Industrial production
C
Educational development
D
Mineral availability
Question 175Single Answer
The education system in Uttarakhand includes:
A
Only primary education
B
Primary, secondary and higher education
C
Only technical education
D
Only higher education
Question 176Single Answer
The Department of Education in Uttarakhand is responsible for:
A
Revenue collection
B
Forest management
C
Tourism promotion
D
Development of education system
Question 177Single Answer
The literacy improvement programmes mainly aim at:
A
Stopping higher education
B
Reducing school enrollment
C
Increasing educational opportunities
D
Reducing teachers
Question 178Single Answer
The first university established in Uttarakhand was:
A
Doon University
B
Kumaun University
C
Uttarakhand Technical University
D
Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University
Question 179Single Answer
Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University is located at:
A
Srinagar Garhwal
B
Dehradun
C
Nainital
D
Almora
Question 180Single Answer
Kumaun University is located in:
A
Haridwar
B
Nainital
C
Pauri
D
Tehri
Question 181Single Answer
Statistics is mainly concerned with:
A
Only calculation of numbers
B
Only collection of information
C
Collection, analysis and interpretation of data
D
Only drawing graphs
Question 182Single Answer
Data collected directly by an investigator is called:
A
Primary data
B
Secondary data
C
Classified data
D
Grouped data
Question 183Single Answer
Data obtained from published sources is called:
A
Raw data
B
Primary data
C
Secondary data
D
Continuous data
Question 184Single Answer
A table used to arrange data systematically is called:
A
Histogram
B
Pie chart
C
Frequency table
D
Bar diagram
Question 185Single Answer
The number of times a value occurs in a data set is called:
A
Mean
B
Frequency
C
Range
D
Median
Question 186Single Answer
A graphical representation using rectangular bars is called:
A
Line graph
B
Pie chart
C
Histogram
D
Bar graph
Question 187Single Answer
A bar graph is mainly used to represent:
A
Mathematical equations
B
Continuous frequency distribution only
C
Geographical locations only
D
Comparison between different categories
Question 188Single Answer
In a bar graph, bars are generally:
A
Of unequal width
B
Of equal width
C
Circular
D
Triangular
Question 189Single Answer
The distance between bars in a bar graph is:
A
Equal
B
Always different
C
Zero
D
Not required
Question 190Single Answer
A graph showing changes over time is:
A
Pictograph
B
Pie chart
C
Histogram
D
Line graph
Question 191Single Answer
Uttarakhand was formed as a separate state on:
A
9 November 2000
B
15 August 1947
C
26 January 1950
D
1 January 2001
Question 192Single Answer
Uttarakhand is located in:
A
Western India
B
Southern India
C
Eastern India
D
Northern India
Question 193Single Answer
Uttarakhand shares international borders with:
A
Bhutan and Nepal
B
Pakistan and China
C
China and Nepal
D
Bangladesh and Nepal
Question 194Single Answer
The total area of Uttarakhand is approximately:
A
40,000 sq km
B
75,000 sq km
C
53,483 sq km
D
90,000 sq km
Question 195Single Answer
The capital of Uttarakhand is:
A
Nainital
B
Dehradun
C
Haridwar
D
Almora
Question 196Single Answer
The summer capital of Uttarakhand is:
A
Gairsain
B
Rishikesh
C
Pauri
D
Srinagar
Question 197Single Answer
Uttarakhand is mainly a:
A
Desert state
B
Coastal state
C
Himalayan state
D
Plateau state
Question 198Single Answer
The physiographic divisions of Uttarakhand include: