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DEECET-2019
Social Studies - TAMIL
1. First Education Minister of Independent India
1. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
2. M.C. Chagla
3. Lal Bhadur Sastry
4. T.T. Krishnamachari
ÑΘϕƒς ΒϕƒΥô↑τ ØΘΩôΞÕ Κο↑ ≅ûΤεΜν
1. ùΤΖΩô∴ô ≅×οΚΩôλ ΑΜôι
2. M.C. ΜôχΖô
3. Ωôο ΣΚçν Μôυƒ↔
4. T.T. €ÚωΠΤôεΜô↔
Social Studies - TAMIL
1. First Education Minister of Independent India
1. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
2. M.C. Chagla
3. Lal Bhadur Sastry
4. T.T. Krishnamachari
ÑΘϕƒς ΒϕƒΥô↑τ ØΘΩôΞÕ Κο↑ ≅ûΤεΜν
1. ùΤΖΩô∴ô ≅×οΚΩôλ ΑΜôι
2. M.C. ΜôχΖô
3. Ωôο ΣΚçν Μôυƒ↔
4. T.T. €ÚωΠΤôεΜô↔
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2. One important examination reform in announcing SSC examination results
1. Jumbling System of students
2. Awarding Ranks
3. Awarding Grades
4. Jumbling system of teachers
ΣιΘôλ ΞÏκ× ùΣôÕιúΘνÜ Ø⁄ÜΚûΖ ≅°↑κΣƒο
∆ρΖ Øχ€ΥΤô∴ úΘνÜ ≠νƒÚιΘλ
1. ΤôΠΞνΚ↓τ ΒΟΤôσ[Øû[
2. ΒΟδΚûΖ(Ranks) ΞΨδÏΘο
3. ΘςδΚûΖ ΞΨδÏΘο
4. Α′↔ΥνΚ↓τ ΒΟΤôσ[Øû[
3. International Teachers Day will be celebrated on
1. 5th September
2. 5th October
3. 15 th October
4. 15 th September
ΜνΞúΘΜ Α′↔ΥνΚρ ƒ∴λ ΒϕΡô↓ο ùΚôηΟôΟκΣÓ€[Õ
1. ùΜκΟλΣν 5
2. ≅χúΟôΣν 5
3. ≅χúΟôΣν 15
4. ùΜκΟλΣν 15
1. Jumbling System of students
2. Awarding Ranks
3. Awarding Grades
4. Jumbling system of teachers
ΣιΘôλ ΞÏκ× ùΣôÕιúΘνÜ Ø⁄ÜΚûΖ ≅°↑κΣƒο
∆ρΖ Øχ€ΥΤô∴ úΘνÜ ≠νƒÚιΘλ
1. ΤôΠΞνΚ↓τ ΒΟΤôσ[Øû[
2. ΒΟδΚûΖ(Ranks) ΞΨδÏΘο
3. ΘςδΚûΖ ΞΨδÏΘο
4. Α′↔ΥνΚ↓τ ΒΟΤôσ[Øû[
3. International Teachers Day will be celebrated on
1. 5th September
2. 5th October
3. 15 th October
4. 15 th September
ΜνΞúΘΜ Α′↔ΥνΚρ ƒ∴λ ΒϕΡô↓ο ùΚôηΟôΟκΣÓ€[Õ
1. ùΜκΟλΣν 5
2. ≅χúΟôΣν 5
3. ≅χúΟôΣν 15
4. ùΜκΟλΣν 15
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4. Which of these characters is not required for a teacher?
1. Dedication
2. Sympathy
3. Patience
4. Prejudice
•θχΚηΟΞσ°ο Α′↔ΥÚχÏ ΒÚχΚáΟôΘ ÏΠôƒΜΥλ
1. ≅νΣ∞κ×
2. ΒςχΚλ
3. ùΣôßûΤ
4. ΣôςΣγΜλ
5. At secondary level the third language to be learnt by students is
1. Hindi
2. Telugu
3. English
4. Urdu
ΒûΟ♣ûΩ Σρ↓ ≅Ζ↑ο êτ[ôΞÕ ùΤô→ΥôΚ
ΤôΠΞνΚρ ΚσΣÕ
1. Βϕƒ
2. ùΘÛδÏ
3. Αδ€Ωλ
4. ∆ÚÕ
1. Dedication
2. Sympathy
3. Patience
4. Prejudice
•θχΚηΟΞσ°ο Α′↔ΥÚχÏ ΒÚχΚáΟôΘ ÏΠôƒΜΥλ
1. ≅νΣ∞κ×
2. ΒςχΚλ
3. ùΣôßûΤ
4. ΣôςΣγΜλ
5. At secondary level the third language to be learnt by students is
1. Hindi
2. Telugu
3. English
4. Urdu
ΒûΟ♣ûΩ Σρ↓ ≅Ζ↑ο êτ[ôΞÕ ùΤô→ΥôΚ
ΤôΠΞνΚρ ΚσΣÕ
1. Βϕƒ
2. ùΘÛδÏ
3. Αδ€Ωλ
4. ∆ÚÕ
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6. The Sun Temple in Odisha is located at
1. Konark
2. Puri
3. Sakshigopal
4. Bhuvaneswar
Ι⁄Μô↑ο ã↔Υ úΚô↑ο ∆ρΖ ΒΟλ
1. úΚô∴ôνχ
2. é↔
3. Μôχ×úΚôΣôο
4. ×Ξú∴υΞν
7. Shah Jahan built Taj Mahal in memory of
1. Bhagamathi
2. Noorjahan Begum
3. Mumtaj Begum
4. Rani Padmini
_ô⊥ôτ •θχΚηΟ ΒΞ↔τ ♣û∴ΞôΚ ΘôϖΤôûΩ
Κγ⁄∴ôν−
1. ΣôΚΤƒ
2. èν⊥ôτ úΣΚλ
3. ØλΘôϖ úΣΚλ
4. ςô∞ Σι♥±
1. Konark
2. Puri
3. Sakshigopal
4. Bhuvaneswar
Ι⁄Μô↑ο ã↔Υ úΚô↑ο ∆ρΖ ΒΟλ
1. úΚô∴ôνχ
2. é↔
3. Μôχ×úΚôΣôο
4. ×Ξú∴υΞν
7. Shah Jahan built Taj Mahal in memory of
1. Bhagamathi
2. Noorjahan Begum
3. Mumtaj Begum
4. Rani Padmini
_ô⊥ôτ •θχΚηΟ ΒΞ↔τ ♣û∴ΞôΚ ΘôϖΤôûΩ
Κγ⁄∴ôν−
1. ΣôΚΤƒ
2. èν⊥ôτ úΣΚλ
3. ØλΘôϖ úΣΚλ
4. ςô∞ Σι♥±
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8. Thyagaraja composed devotional songs praising this Lord
1. Chennakesava Swamy
2. Venkateswara Swamy
3. Ranganatha Swamy
4. Sri Rama
ƒΥôΚςô⊥ ΣôΚΞΘν ΒϕΘ ΚΟÜûΖ ÕƒιÕ Σχƒ
•νιΘû∴ΚûΖ Φ݃∴ôν−
1. ùΜτ∴úΚΜΞ ÑΞô♥
2. úΞδΚúΟυΞς ÑΞô♥
3. ςδΚΡôΘ ÑΞô♥
4. β ςôΤτ
9. Recently Andhra Pradesh High Court building was inaugurated at
this place.
1. Nelapadu
2. Nellore
3. Nijampatnam
4. Nidadavolu
Αϕƒς♦ςúΘΜιƒο ΜÁΣΚôΩιƒο ∆Υν¿ƒΤτ[ Κγ⁄Ολ
ΒϕΘ ΒΟιƒο Αςλ♦ιÕ ûΞχΚκΣγΟÕ−
1. úΡΩΣôÓ
2. ùΡοíν
3. ♣⊥ôλ Σγ⁄∴λ
4. ♣ΟΘúΞôÛ
1. Chennakesava Swamy
2. Venkateswara Swamy
3. Ranganatha Swamy
4. Sri Rama
ƒΥôΚςô⊥ ΣôΚΞΘν ΒϕΘ ΚΟÜûΖ ÕƒιÕ Σχƒ
•νιΘû∴ΚûΖ Φ݃∴ôν−
1. ùΜτ∴úΚΜΞ ÑΞô♥
2. úΞδΚúΟυΞς ÑΞô♥
3. ςδΚΡôΘ ÑΞô♥
4. β ςôΤτ
9. Recently Andhra Pradesh High Court building was inaugurated at
this place.
1. Nelapadu
2. Nellore
3. Nijampatnam
4. Nidadavolu
Αϕƒς♦ςúΘΜιƒο ΜÁΣΚôΩιƒο ∆Υν¿ƒΤτ[ Κγ⁄Ολ
ΒϕΘ ΒΟιƒο Αςλ♦ιÕ ûΞχΚκΣγΟÕ−
1. úΡΩΣôÓ
2. ùΡοíν
3. ♣⊥ôλ Σγ⁄∴λ
4. ♣ΟΘúΞôÛ
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10. The present Vice President of India
1. Mohammad Hidayatullah
2. M. Venkayya Naidu
3. R. Venkat Raman
4. V.V. Giri
ΒϕƒΥô↑τ ΘσúΣôûΘΥ ÕûΠ ⊥∴ôƒΣƒ
1. ØΚΤÕ ΒΘΥÕοΩô
2. M. ùΞδûΚΥ ΡôÙÓ
3. R. ùΞδΚΟςôΤτ
4. V.V. €↔
1. Mohammad Hidayatullah
2. M. Venkayya Naidu
3. R. Venkat Raman
4. V.V. Giri
ΒϕƒΥô↑τ ΘσúΣôûΘΥ ÕûΠ ⊥∴ôƒΣƒ
1. ØΚΤÕ ΒΘΥÕοΩô
2. M. ùΞδûΚΥ ΡôÙÓ
3. R. ùΞδΚΟςôΤτ
4. V.V. €↔
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11. The girl looked so ‘puny’.
The meaning of ‘puny’ in the above context is :
1. small and weak
2. strong and hard
3. curious and healthy
4. active and healthy
12. The dog may attack you if you ran.
This sentence indicates.
1. taking permission
2. giving permission
3. expressing possibility
4. expressing wish
13. Choose the expression that means ‘sadness’.
1. take to heart
2. a heart of stone
3. have a heart
4. heavy heart
The meaning of ‘puny’ in the above context is :
1. small and weak
2. strong and hard
3. curious and healthy
4. active and healthy
12. The dog may attack you if you ran.
This sentence indicates.
1. taking permission
2. giving permission
3. expressing possibility
4. expressing wish
13. Choose the expression that means ‘sadness’.
1. take to heart
2. a heart of stone
3. have a heart
4. heavy heart
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14. No sooner had I put the phone down than it rang again.
Choose the correct expression or conjunction that can be used to
rewrite the sentence above without changing the meaning.
1. and ….. therefore
2. scarcely ….. when
3. neither ….. nor
4. either ….. or
15. His path-breaking work opened up a new area in cancer research.
In the above sentence, ‘path-breaking’ means
1. totally new
2. threadbare
3. cobwebby
4. obligatory
Choose the correct expression or conjunction that can be used to
rewrite the sentence above without changing the meaning.
1. and ….. therefore
2. scarcely ….. when
3. neither ….. nor
4. either ….. or
15. His path-breaking work opened up a new area in cancer research.
In the above sentence, ‘path-breaking’ means
1. totally new
2. threadbare
3. cobwebby
4. obligatory
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16.
17.
18.
17.
18.
Page 10
19.
20.
20.
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21. ‘Φτ×’ ΦτΣΘτ ùΣôÚρ
1. ΦÛλ×
2. ¿ν
3. úΘôρ
4. Ργ×
22. ‘Ρο↑û∴’ ΦτΣΘτ ΒΩχΚΠχ Ï°κ×
1. ↑û∴ιùΘôûΚ
2. ùΘô→σùΣΥν
3. ∆↔εùΜôσù[ôΟν
4. Ση×ιùΘôûΚ
1. ΦÛλ×
2. ¿ν
3. úΘôρ
4. Ργ×
22. ‘Ρο↑û∴’ ΦτΣΘτ ΒΩχΚΠχ Ï°κ×
1. ↑û∴ιùΘôûΚ
2. ùΘô→σùΣΥν
3. ∆↔εùΜôσù[ôΟν
4. Ση×ιùΘôûΚ
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23. ‘↑χ€ςúΜôΨτ ∆Ωô’ èûΩ ΒΥσ°ΥΞν
1. ΚλΣν
2. ΙγΟχáιΘν
3. ƒÚΞρÞΞν
4. ΒΖδúΚôΞ⁄Κρ
24. Øτßû[ ≅ûςΥ∴ôν ΒΥσ°Υ èο
1. Τ∞úΤΚûΩ
2. ≠ΞΚ′ϕΘôΤ∞
3. ΣΨùΤô→ Ρôòß
4. ƒÚχÏ[ρ
25. ‘Μô↑’ Φàλ ♦[ùΤô→ε ùΜôο←σΚô∴ Θ♥θεùΜôο
1. ΒûΜÜ
2. Õûς
3. úΣÚϕÕ
4. ƒ[ÜúΚôο
1. ΚλΣν
2. ΙγΟχáιΘν
3. ƒÚΞρÞΞν
4. ΒΖδúΚôΞ⁄Κρ
24. Øτßû[ ≅ûςΥ∴ôν ΒΥσ°Υ èο
1. Τ∞úΤΚûΩ
2. ≠ΞΚ′ϕΘôΤ∞
3. ΣΨùΤô→ Ρôòß
4. ƒÚχÏ[ρ
25. ‘Μô↑’ Φàλ ♦[ùΤô→ε ùΜôο←σΚô∴ Θ♥θεùΜôο
1. ΒûΜÜ
2. Õûς
3. úΣÚϕÕ
4. ƒ[ÜúΚôο
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26. ‘ν’ , ΒλùΤµùΥÝιƒσΚô∴ Τôιƒûς
1
1.
2
2. 0
3. 1
1
4.
4
27. Β[ϕúΘôûς Βû[Ξ∴⁄ úΜνϕΘôν ΦτΣÕ
1. ΤÚ∆
2. ΒΟχΚςΟχΚο
3. ΤδΚΩλ
4. ÏÝ∆χÏ°
28. ΚηΠ€ ΞϕΘôτ , ΦτΣÕ ΒπΞûΚ ΞÝ
1. ƒûΠ ΞÝ
2. Σôο ΞÝ
3. ΒΟ ΞÝ
4. Τς× ΞÝ
1
1.
2
2. 0
3. 1
1
4.
4
27. Β[ϕúΘôûς Βû[Ξ∴⁄ úΜνϕΘôν ΦτΣÕ
1. ΤÚ∆
2. ΒΟχΚςΟχΚο
3. ΤδΚΩλ
4. ÏÝ∆χÏ°
28. ΚηΠ€ ΞϕΘôτ , ΦτΣÕ ΒπΞûΚ ΞÝ
1. ƒûΠ ΞÝ
2. Σôο ΞÝ
3. ΒΟ ΞÝ
4. Τς× ΞÝ
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29. ‘ØκΣôο’, ↑↔ιùΘÝÕΚ−
1. ≅[λ+ ùΣôÚρ+ ΒτΣλ
2. ΘτûΤ+ Øτ±ûΩ+ ΣΟνχûΚ
3. ΒΥο+ ΒûΜ+ ΡôΟΚλ
4. úΜς+ úΜôΨ+ Σôη⁄Υν
30. ΚôϕƒΥ⁄Κρ ΒϕΘ ΡôΟΚιûΘ ΣôνιÕ ∆ηûΤúΥ úΣΜ
úΞηÓλ Φτß ∆߃ éηΟôν−
1. ′ςΞΠ ♦ÕνΣιƒ
2. ΣχΘ♦ςΚΩôΘτ
3. ΒςôΤôΞΘôςλ
4. ≅↔εΜϕƒςτ
1. ≅[λ+ ùΣôÚρ+ ΒτΣλ
2. ΘτûΤ+ Øτ±ûΩ+ ΣΟνχûΚ
3. ΒΥο+ ΒûΜ+ ΡôΟΚλ
4. úΜς+ úΜôΨ+ Σôη⁄Υν
30. ΚôϕƒΥ⁄Κρ ΒϕΘ ΡôΟΚιûΘ ΣôνιÕ ∆ηûΤúΥ úΣΜ
úΞηÓλ Φτß ∆߃ éηΟôν−
1. ′ςΞΠ ♦ÕνΣιƒ
2. ΣχΘ♦ςΚΩôΘτ
3. ΒςôΤôΞΘôςλ
4. ≅↔εΜϕƒςτ
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31. One of the exterior angles of a triangle is 120o and the interior
opposite angles are in the ratio on 7 : 8. Then the smallest angle
is ________
ΙÚ ØχúΚôΠιƒτ ùΞ↓χúΚôΠδΚ↓ο Ιτß 120o
úΤÛλ ≅Θτ ∆ρ Φƒν úΚôΠδΚρ 7 : 8 Φτ[ ↑€Θιƒο
∆ρΖ∴ Φ±ο ≅λØχúΚôΠιƒτ ′°Υ úΚôΠλ ______
1. 64 o
2. 56 o
3. 60 o
4. 54 o
æ1 1 1 1ö æ2 5 3 7 ö
32. When ç - + + ÷ is divided by ç - + - ÷ the result is
è2 4 5 6ø è 5 9 5 18 ø
æ1 1 1 1ö æ2 5 3 7 ö
ç - + + ÷ ΦτΣûΘ ç - + - ÷ Αο ΞÏχΚ
è2 4 5 6ø è 5 9 5 18 ø
€ûΟχÏλ Τƒκ× ________
1
1. 2
18
1
2. 3
6
3
3. 3
10
1
4. 11
10
opposite angles are in the ratio on 7 : 8. Then the smallest angle
is ________
ΙÚ ØχúΚôΠιƒτ ùΞ↓χúΚôΠδΚ↓ο Ιτß 120o
úΤÛλ ≅Θτ ∆ρ Φƒν úΚôΠδΚρ 7 : 8 Φτ[ ↑€Θιƒο
∆ρΖ∴ Φ±ο ≅λØχúΚôΠιƒτ ′°Υ úΚôΠλ ______
1. 64 o
2. 56 o
3. 60 o
4. 54 o
æ1 1 1 1ö æ2 5 3 7 ö
32. When ç - + + ÷ is divided by ç - + - ÷ the result is
è2 4 5 6ø è 5 9 5 18 ø
æ1 1 1 1ö æ2 5 3 7 ö
ç - + + ÷ ΦτΣûΘ ç - + - ÷ Αο ΞÏχΚ
è2 4 5 6ø è 5 9 5 18 ø
€ûΟχÏλ Τƒκ× ________
1
1. 2
18
1
2. 3
6
3
3. 3
10
1
4. 11
10
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33. In a triangle the height is three times the base and the area is
2400 cm2. Find the height of the triangle
ΙÚ ØχúΚôΠιƒτ ∆ΥςΤô∴Õ ≅Θτ ≅⁄κΣχΚιûΘκ
úΣôτß 2 ΤΟδÏ úΤÛλ ≅λØχúΚôΠιƒτ ΣςκΣΖÜ
2400 ùΜ−Á2 Φ±ο ≅λØχúΚôΠιƒτ ∆Υςλ
1. 120 cm
2. 40 cm
3. 80 cm
4. 20 cm
34. Eight times of a number reduced by 10 is equal to the sum of six
times the number and 4. Find the number _________
ϑν Φη∞τ 7 ΤΟδ€←ÚϕÕ 0/ Η Κ→ιΘôο €ûΟχÏλ
ΤƒκΣô∴Õ+ ≅úΘ Φη∞τ 5 ΤΟδÏ Τσßλ 3 τ
ùΤôιΘιƒσÏ ΜΤλ Φ±ο ≅ϕΘ Φη _________
1. 17
2. 24
3. 7
4. 5
35. If A679B is a 5-digit number divisible by 72, find A – B = ______
A679B Φàλ 5 ΒΩχΚ ΦηΠô∴Õ 72 Αο Μ↔ΥôΚ
ΞÏΣγΟôο A – B τ Τƒκ× ______
1. 5
2. 1
3. 3
4. 0
2400 cm2. Find the height of the triangle
ΙÚ ØχúΚôΠιƒτ ∆ΥςΤô∴Õ ≅Θτ ≅⁄κΣχΚιûΘκ
úΣôτß 2 ΤΟδÏ úΤÛλ ≅λØχúΚôΠιƒτ ΣςκΣΖÜ
2400 ùΜ−Á2 Φ±ο ≅λØχúΚôΠιƒτ ∆Υςλ
1. 120 cm
2. 40 cm
3. 80 cm
4. 20 cm
34. Eight times of a number reduced by 10 is equal to the sum of six
times the number and 4. Find the number _________
ϑν Φη∞τ 7 ΤΟδ€←ÚϕÕ 0/ Η Κ→ιΘôο €ûΟχÏλ
ΤƒκΣô∴Õ+ ≅úΘ Φη∞τ 5 ΤΟδÏ Τσßλ 3 τ
ùΤôιΘιƒσÏ ΜΤλ Φ±ο ≅ϕΘ Φη _________
1. 17
2. 24
3. 7
4. 5
35. If A679B is a 5-digit number divisible by 72, find A – B = ______
A679B Φàλ 5 ΒΩχΚ ΦηΠô∴Õ 72 Αο Μ↔ΥôΚ
ΞÏΣγΟôο A – B τ Τƒκ× ______
1. 5
2. 1
3. 3
4. 0
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36. If ‘a’ and ‘b’ are rational numbers, find the value of b – a when
5+ 3
= a - b 15
2 5 -3 3
‘a’ Τσßλ ‘b’ ΦτΣûΞ ΓúΘàλ ΒςηÓ ↑€ΘØß ΦηΚρ
5+ 3
úΤÛλ = a - b 15 Φ±ο b – a τ Τƒκ× ______
2 5 -3 3
23
1.
7
-24
2.
7
24
3.
7
4. 2
37. The angle of elevation of the top of a building from the foot of the
tower is 30 o and the angle of elevation of the top of the tower from
the foot of the building is 60 o, if the tower is 30 mt high, find the
height of the building ____________
ΙÚ úΚô×ςιƒτ ≅⁄♠←ÚϕÕ+ ΙÚ Κγ⁄Οιƒτ ∆ε′♠τ
Γσ[úΚôΠλ 30o úΤÛλ Κγ⁄Οιƒτ ≅⁄♠←ÚϕÕ+ úΚô×ς
∆ε′♠τ Γσ[úΚôΠλ 60o ΑÏλ− úΚô×ςιƒτ ∆Υςλ
30 Á Φ±ο Κγ⁄Οιƒτ ∆Υςλ ____________
1. 10 mt
2. 30 mt
3. 15 mt
4. 10 3 mt
5+ 3
= a - b 15
2 5 -3 3
‘a’ Τσßλ ‘b’ ΦτΣûΞ ΓúΘàλ ΒςηÓ ↑€ΘØß ΦηΚρ
5+ 3
úΤÛλ = a - b 15 Φ±ο b – a τ Τƒκ× ______
2 5 -3 3
23
1.
7
-24
2.
7
24
3.
7
4. 2
37. The angle of elevation of the top of a building from the foot of the
tower is 30 o and the angle of elevation of the top of the tower from
the foot of the building is 60 o, if the tower is 30 mt high, find the
height of the building ____________
ΙÚ úΚô×ςιƒτ ≅⁄♠←ÚϕÕ+ ΙÚ Κγ⁄Οιƒτ ∆ε′♠τ
Γσ[úΚôΠλ 30o úΤÛλ Κγ⁄Οιƒτ ≅⁄♠←ÚϕÕ+ úΚô×ς
∆ε′♠τ Γσ[úΚôΠλ 60o ΑÏλ− úΚô×ςιƒτ ∆Υςλ
30 Á Φ±ο Κγ⁄Οιƒτ ∆Υςλ ____________
1. 10 mt
2. 30 mt
3. 15 mt
4. 10 3 mt
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38. When the points (7, 8) (1, 6) (–1, 0) (5, 2) taken in order, then they
form a
1. Parallelogram
2. Rectangle
3. Rhombus
4. Square
(7, 8) (1, 6) (–1, 0) (5, 2) Α€Υ ΡôτÏ ×ρ↓ΚûΖ
Ξ↔ûΜκΣ⁄ ùΚôηÓ ΒûΠκΣΘôο €ûΟχÏλ Ξ⁄Ξλ
1. ΒûΠΚςλ
2. ùΜπΞΚλ
3. ΜôµΜÕςλ
4. ΜÕςλ
39. The mean of weights of three students is 40kg.
One of the student ‘x’ weight 46 kg. The other two students
y and z have the same weight. Find the weight of y ________
êτß ΤôΠΞνΚ↓τ ΜςôΜ↔ ΦûΟ 3/ €−€ ΑÏλ−
≅ΞνΚ↓ο ‘x’ τ ΦûΟ 35 €−€− úΤÛλ y Τσßλ z
ΦûΟΚρ ΜΤλ Φ±ο y τ ΦûΟ ________
1. 37 kg
2. 36 kg
3. 43 kg
4. 40 kg
form a
1. Parallelogram
2. Rectangle
3. Rhombus
4. Square
(7, 8) (1, 6) (–1, 0) (5, 2) Α€Υ ΡôτÏ ×ρ↓ΚûΖ
Ξ↔ûΜκΣ⁄ ùΚôηÓ ΒûΠκΣΘôο €ûΟχÏλ Ξ⁄Ξλ
1. ΒûΠΚςλ
2. ùΜπΞΚλ
3. ΜôµΜÕςλ
4. ΜÕςλ
39. The mean of weights of three students is 40kg.
One of the student ‘x’ weight 46 kg. The other two students
y and z have the same weight. Find the weight of y ________
êτß ΤôΠΞνΚ↓τ ΜςôΜ↔ ΦûΟ 3/ €−€ ΑÏλ−
≅ΞνΚ↓ο ‘x’ τ ΦûΟ 35 €−€− úΤÛλ y Τσßλ z
ΦûΟΚρ ΜΤλ Φ±ο y τ ΦûΟ ________
1. 37 kg
2. 36 kg
3. 43 kg
4. 40 kg
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40. Two cubes each of volume 64 cm3 are joined end to end together.
Find the total surface area of the resulting cuboid _________
ΙπùΞôτßλ 64 ùΜ−Á3 Κ∴≅ΖûΞχ ΒςηÓ Κ∴ΜÕςδΚρ
Ιτú[ôÓ Ιτß ΒûΠκΣΘôο ∆ÚΞôÏλ
Κ∴εùΜπΞΚιƒτ ùΤôιΘΘΖκΣςκΣΖÜ _________
1. 150 sq. cm
2. 160 sq. cm
3. 80 sq. cm
4. 192 sq. cm
Find the total surface area of the resulting cuboid _________
ΙπùΞôτßλ 64 ùΜ−Á3 Κ∴≅ΖûΞχ ΒςηÓ Κ∴ΜÕςδΚρ
Ιτú[ôÓ Ιτß ΒûΠκΣΘôο ∆ÚΞôÏλ
Κ∴εùΜπΞΚιƒτ ùΤôιΘΘΖκΣςκΣΖÜ _________
1. 150 sq. cm
2. 160 sq. cm
3. 80 sq. cm
4. 192 sq. cm
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41. Rate of change of velocity is known as
1. Acceleration
2. Motion
3. Speed
4. Movement
ƒûΜúΞΚ ΤôßΣôγ⁄τ ÅΘλ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨχΚκΣÓ€[Õ−
1. ØÓχΚλ
2. ΒΥχΚλ
3. úΞΚλ
4. ΡΚνÜ
42. Unit of work
1. Newton
2. Newton - meter
3. Gram
4. Meter
úΞûΩ♠τ ≅ΩÏ
1. ♣ëγΟτ
2. ♣ëγΟτ ` ÁγΟν
3. €ςôλ
4. ÁγΟν
1. Acceleration
2. Motion
3. Speed
4. Movement
ƒûΜúΞΚ ΤôßΣôγ⁄τ ÅΘλ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨχΚκΣÓ€[Õ−
1. ØÓχΚλ
2. ΒΥχΚλ
3. úΞΚλ
4. ΡΚνÜ
42. Unit of work
1. Newton
2. Newton - meter
3. Gram
4. Meter
úΞûΩ♠τ ≅ΩÏ
1. ♣ëγΟτ
2. ♣ëγΟτ ` ÁγΟν
3. €ςôλ
4. ÁγΟν
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43. The sound intensity of normal conversation
ΜôΘôςΠ ∆ûςΥôΟ←τ Ι←εùΜ°Ü
1. 15 dB
2. 90 dB
3. 60 dB
4. 140 dB
44. The electronic configuration of Scandium
υúΚη⁄Υιƒτ ΦΩχγςôτ ≅ûΤκ×
1. 1s 2, 2s2, 2p 6, 3s2, 3p6
2. 1s 2, 2s2, 2p 6, 3s2, 3p6, 4s2
3. 1s 2, 2s2, 2p 6, 3s2
4. 1s 2, 2s2, 2p 6, 3s2, 3p6, 4s2, 3d1
45. Zn + 2HCl ® ZnCl2 + H2
This reaction is a
1. displacement reaction
2. double decomposition reaction
3. decomposition reaction
4. chemical combination reaction
Zn + 2HCl ® ZnCl2 + H2
úΤσΚηΟ ↑û∴♠τ ΞûΚ
1. ΒΟκùΣΥνε′ ↑û∴
2. ΒςγûΟε ′ûΘÜßΘο ↑û∴
3. ′ûΘÜßΘο ↑û∴
4. úΞƒεúΜνχûΚ ↑û∴
ΜôΘôςΠ ∆ûςΥôΟ←τ Ι←εùΜ°Ü
1. 15 dB
2. 90 dB
3. 60 dB
4. 140 dB
44. The electronic configuration of Scandium
υúΚη⁄Υιƒτ ΦΩχγςôτ ≅ûΤκ×
1. 1s 2, 2s2, 2p 6, 3s2, 3p6
2. 1s 2, 2s2, 2p 6, 3s2, 3p6, 4s2
3. 1s 2, 2s2, 2p 6, 3s2
4. 1s 2, 2s2, 2p 6, 3s2, 3p6, 4s2, 3d1
45. Zn + 2HCl ® ZnCl2 + H2
This reaction is a
1. displacement reaction
2. double decomposition reaction
3. decomposition reaction
4. chemical combination reaction
Zn + 2HCl ® ZnCl2 + H2
úΤσΚηΟ ↑û∴♠τ ΞûΚ
1. ΒΟκùΣΥνε′ ↑û∴
2. ΒςγûΟε ′ûΘÜßΘο ↑û∴
3. ′ûΘÜßΘο ↑û∴
4. úΞƒεúΜνχûΚ ↑û∴
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46. The food material that turns into voilet colour when 10% Sodium
Hydroxide and 2% Copper Sulphate are added
1. Proteins
2. Vitamins
3. Fats
4. Carbohydrates / Starch
úΜô⁄Υλ ûγςôχûΜÓΟτ ΚôκΣν ΜοúΣγûΟ úΜνχÏλ
úΣôÕ ≅Ον ΕΘô ♣[ιûΘ ΘÚλ ∆ΠÜκùΣôÚρ
1.! ×ςΘδΚρ
2.! ûΞγΟ♥τΚρ
3.! ùΚôÝκ×Κρ
4.! ΤôÜκùΣôÚγΚρ
Hydroxide and 2% Copper Sulphate are added
1. Proteins
2. Vitamins
3. Fats
4. Carbohydrates / Starch
úΜô⁄Υλ ûγςôχûΜÓΟτ ΚôκΣν ΜοúΣγûΟ úΜνχÏλ
úΣôÕ ≅Ον ΕΘô ♣[ιûΘ ΘÚλ ∆ΠÜκùΣôÚρ
1.! ×ςΘδΚρ
2.! ûΞγΟ♥τΚρ
3.! ùΚôÝκ×Κρ
4.! ΤôÜκùΣôÚγΚρ
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47. ‘Montreal protocol’ refers to
1. Oxygen demand
2. Carbon cycle
3. Natural disasters
4. Ozone layer protection
‘Τôτγ↔Υο ×úςôγúΟôúΚôο’ ΒΘσÏ ùΘôΟν×ûΟΥÕ
1.! Αχ′⊥τ úΘûΞ
2.! ΚôνΣτ ΞγΟλ
3.! ΒΥσûΚ úΣς→ÜΚρ
4.! ϑúΜôτ ≅ÓχÏ ΣôÕΚôκ×
48. Mosaic disease is caused by the micro organism in Tobacco
1. Bacteria
2. Virus
3. Protozoa
4. Fungi
×ûΚ♠ûΩ♠ο ûΤΜôχ úΡôûΥ ∆ηΟôχÏλ ÖηÔ♠↔
1.! úΣχ≈↔Υô
2.! ûΞςυ
3.! ×úςôγúΟôú⊥ôΞô
4.! éφûΜ
1. Oxygen demand
2. Carbon cycle
3. Natural disasters
4. Ozone layer protection
‘Τôτγ↔Υο ×úςôγúΟôúΚôο’ ΒΘσÏ ùΘôΟν×ûΟΥÕ
1.! Αχ′⊥τ úΘûΞ
2.! ΚôνΣτ ΞγΟλ
3.! ΒΥσûΚ úΣς→ÜΚρ
4.! ϑúΜôτ ≅ÓχÏ ΣôÕΚôκ×
48. Mosaic disease is caused by the micro organism in Tobacco
1. Bacteria
2. Virus
3. Protozoa
4. Fungi
×ûΚ♠ûΩ♠ο ûΤΜôχ úΡôûΥ ∆ηΟôχÏλ ÖηÔ♠↔
1.! úΣχ≈↔Υô
2.! ûΞςυ
3.! ×úςôγúΟôú⊥ôΞô
4.! éφûΜ
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49. To get ‘Honeydew’ ants keep a type of insects called
1. Soldier ants
2. Honeybees
3. Aphids
4. Drones
‘úΘτÕ↓’ Φàλ ùΣôÚûΖ ùΣ[ Φßλ×Κρ ΞΖνχÏλ
éε′
1.! ΒςôÔΞ Φßλ×Κρ
2.! úΘÉχΚρ
3.! ≅ÑÜ∞ ∋Φ♦γυ(
4.! ⁄úςôτΚρ∋Αη úΘÉχΚρ(
50. A person is suffering from fatigue, mental depression and muscle
pains. The symptoms may be caused due to the deficiency of this
vitamin.
1. Biotin
2. Niacin
3. Thiamin
4. Riboflavin
ΙÚ ΡΣν úΜôνΞôΚÜλ+ Τ∴ ∆ûΩεΜÛΟàλ Τσßλ ΘûΜ
Ξ←ΥôÛλ ≅ΞƒκΣÓ€[ôν− ΒΘσÏ ΚôςΠΤô∴ ûΞγΟ♥τ
Ïû[ΣôÓ
1.! ûΣúΥôγ⁄τ
2.! ♣Υô′τ
3.! ûΘΥô♥τ
4.! ûςúΣô♦Ζô↑τ
1. Soldier ants
2. Honeybees
3. Aphids
4. Drones
‘úΘτÕ↓’ Φàλ ùΣôÚûΖ ùΣ[ Φßλ×Κρ ΞΖνχÏλ
éε′
1.! ΒςôÔΞ Φßλ×Κρ
2.! úΘÉχΚρ
3.! ≅ÑÜ∞ ∋Φ♦γυ(
4.! ⁄úςôτΚρ∋Αη úΘÉχΚρ(
50. A person is suffering from fatigue, mental depression and muscle
pains. The symptoms may be caused due to the deficiency of this
vitamin.
1. Biotin
2. Niacin
3. Thiamin
4. Riboflavin
ΙÚ ΡΣν úΜôνΞôΚÜλ+ Τ∴ ∆ûΩεΜÛΟàλ Τσßλ ΘûΜ
Ξ←ΥôÛλ ≅ΞƒκΣÓ€[ôν− ΒΘσÏ ΚôςΠΤô∴ ûΞγΟ♥τ
Ïû[ΣôÓ
1.! ûΣúΥôγ⁄τ
2.! ♣Υô′τ
3.! ûΘΥô♥τ
4.! ûςúΣô♦Ζô↑τ
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51. The oldest Municipality in Andhra Pradesh
1. Bheemunipatnam
2. Bhujabalapatnam
3. Krishnapatnam
4. Visakhapatnam
Αϕƒςκ♦ςúΘΜιƒÛρΖ ♥Κκ ΣΨûΤΥô∴ ΡΚςôγ′ Ττ[λ−
1. ÀرκΣγ⁄∴λ
2. ×⊥ΣΩΣγ⁄∴λ
3. €ÚωΠΣγ⁄∴λ
4. ↑ΜôΚκΣγ⁄∴λ
52. A famous scholar who studied the tribes of Andhra Pradesh in 1940’s
1. James Munroe
2. C.P. Brown
3. Sir Arthur Cotton
4. Furer Haimendorf
083/Κ↓ο Αϕƒς♦ςúΘΜιƒ←ρΖ ΤûΩ Ξôθ ΣΨδÏ⁄
ΤχΚûΖ Ï°ιÕ ΑµÜ ùΜµΘΞν−
1. ú⊥λυ Ττúςô
2. C.P. κùςΖτ
3. Μν− ΑνΘν ΚôγΟτ
4. ♦ëςν ûΤτΟôνκ
1. Bheemunipatnam
2. Bhujabalapatnam
3. Krishnapatnam
4. Visakhapatnam
Αϕƒςκ♦ςúΘΜιƒÛρΖ ♥Κκ ΣΨûΤΥô∴ ΡΚςôγ′ Ττ[λ−
1. ÀرκΣγ⁄∴λ
2. ×⊥ΣΩΣγ⁄∴λ
3. €ÚωΠΣγ⁄∴λ
4. ↑ΜôΚκΣγ⁄∴λ
52. A famous scholar who studied the tribes of Andhra Pradesh in 1940’s
1. James Munroe
2. C.P. Brown
3. Sir Arthur Cotton
4. Furer Haimendorf
083/Κ↓ο Αϕƒς♦ςúΘΜιƒ←ρΖ ΤûΩ Ξôθ ΣΨδÏ⁄
ΤχΚûΖ Ï°ιÕ ΑµÜ ùΜµΘΞν−
1. ú⊥λυ Ττúςô
2. C.P. κùςΖτ
3. Μν− ΑνΘν ΚôγΟτ
4. ♦ëςν ûΤτΟôνκ
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53. Road Safety Week in India is celebrated in the
1. Second week of first month of every year
2. Third week of first month of every year
3. Fourth week of first month of every year
4. First Week of first month of every year
ΒϕƒΥô↑ο ΜôûΩ ΣôÕΚôκ× Ξôςλ+ ΒπΞôςιƒο
ùΚôηΟôÓ€τ[∴ν
1. ΙπùΞôÚ ΑηÓλ+ ØΘο ΤôΘιƒο , ΒςηΟôλ
Ξôςλ
2. ΙπùΞôÚ ΑηÓλ+ ØΘο ΤôΘιƒο , êτ[ôλ
Ξôςλ
3. ΙπùΞôÚ ΑηÓλ+ ØΘο ΤôΘιƒο , ΡôτΚôλ
Ξôςλ
4. ΙπùΞôÚ ΑηÓλ+ ØΘο ΤôΘιƒο , ØΘο
Ξôςλ
54. The most impressive construction of Vijayanagara Kings
1. Vijaya Dasami Dibba
2. Durgastami Dibba
3. Mahanavami Dibba
4. Ekadasi Dibba
↑⊥ΥΡΚς Ττ∴νΚ↓τ ΚγÓΤô∴δΚ↓ο Ï°κ♦ΟΘχΚÕ
1. ↑⊥ΥΘΜ♥ ƒκΣô
2. ÕνΚôωΟ♥ ƒκΣô
3. ΤΣôΡΞ♥ ƒκΣô
4. ΓΚôΘ′ ƒκΣô
1. Second week of first month of every year
2. Third week of first month of every year
3. Fourth week of first month of every year
4. First Week of first month of every year
ΒϕƒΥô↑ο ΜôûΩ ΣôÕΚôκ× Ξôςλ+ ΒπΞôςιƒο
ùΚôηΟôÓ€τ[∴ν
1. ΙπùΞôÚ ΑηÓλ+ ØΘο ΤôΘιƒο , ΒςηΟôλ
Ξôςλ
2. ΙπùΞôÚ ΑηÓλ+ ØΘο ΤôΘιƒο , êτ[ôλ
Ξôςλ
3. ΙπùΞôÚ ΑηÓλ+ ØΘο ΤôΘιƒο , ΡôτΚôλ
Ξôςλ
4. ΙπùΞôÚ ΑηÓλ+ ØΘο ΤôΘιƒο , ØΘο
Ξôςλ
54. The most impressive construction of Vijayanagara Kings
1. Vijaya Dasami Dibba
2. Durgastami Dibba
3. Mahanavami Dibba
4. Ekadasi Dibba
↑⊥ΥΡΚς Ττ∴νΚ↓τ ΚγÓΤô∴δΚ↓ο Ï°κ♦ΟΘχΚÕ
1. ↑⊥ΥΘΜ♥ ƒκΣô
2. ÕνΚôωΟ♥ ƒκΣô
3. ΤΣôΡΞ♥ ƒκΣô
4. ΓΚôΘ′ ƒκΣô
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55. ASHA at the village level denotes
1. Accredited Social Educational Worker
2. Accredited Social Health Worker
3. Accredited Social Agricultural Worker
4. Accredited Spiritual Worker
€ςôΤ ≅Ζ↑ο Α_ô(ASHA) ΦτΣÕ ΒΞνΚûΖ
Ï°ιƒÓλ .
1. ≅δ•Κôςλ ùΣσ[ ΜêΚ Κο↑ Σ∞ΥôΖν−
2. ≅δ•Κôςλ ùΣσ[ ΜêΚ ÑΚôΘôς Σ∞ΥôΖν−
3. ≅δ•Κôςλ ùΣσ[ ΜêΚ ↑ΞΜôΥ Σ∞ΥôΖν−
4. ≅δ•Κôςλ ùΣσ[ ΑτÁΚ Σ∞ΥôΖν−
56. Raja Ram Mohan Roy was the founder of
1. Prarthana Samaj
2. Dravida Samaj
3. Arya Samaj
4. Brahma Samaj
ςô⊥ôςôλ úΤôΚτ ςôµ ♣ß↑Υ ≅ûΤκ×
1. ♦ςôνιΘ∴ô ΜΤô⊥λ
2. ƒςô↑Ο ΜΤô⊥λ
3. Α↔Υ ΜΤô⊥λ
4. ♦ςλΤ ΜΤô⊥λ−
1. Accredited Social Educational Worker
2. Accredited Social Health Worker
3. Accredited Social Agricultural Worker
4. Accredited Spiritual Worker
€ςôΤ ≅Ζ↑ο Α_ô(ASHA) ΦτΣÕ ΒΞνΚûΖ
Ï°ιƒÓλ .
1. ≅δ•Κôςλ ùΣσ[ ΜêΚ Κο↑ Σ∞ΥôΖν−
2. ≅δ•Κôςλ ùΣσ[ ΜêΚ ÑΚôΘôς Σ∞ΥôΖν−
3. ≅δ•Κôςλ ùΣσ[ ΜêΚ ↑ΞΜôΥ Σ∞ΥôΖν−
4. ≅δ•Κôςλ ùΣσ[ ΑτÁΚ Σ∞ΥôΖν−
56. Raja Ram Mohan Roy was the founder of
1. Prarthana Samaj
2. Dravida Samaj
3. Arya Samaj
4. Brahma Samaj
ςô⊥ôςôλ úΤôΚτ ςôµ ♣ß↑Υ ≅ûΤκ×
1. ♦ςôνιΘ∴ô ΜΤô⊥λ
2. ƒςô↑Ο ΜΤô⊥λ
3. Α↔Υ ΜΤô⊥λ
4. ♦ςλΤ ΜΤô⊥λ−
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57. A prominent proponent of protestant reformation
1. Thomas More
2. Erasmus
3. Martin Luther
4. William Harvey
♦ςôùΟυùΟτγ ≠νƒÚιΘ ΒΥχΚιƒτ Øχ€ΥΤô∴ úΣôΘΚν−
1. ΘôΤυ êν
2. ΦςôυΤυ
3. Τôν⁄τ íΘν−
4. ↑ο←Υλ ôνúΞ−
58. Bloodless Revolution took place in 17 th century in
1. England
2. United States
3. Germany
4. Italy
17 Αλ èσ[ôη⁄ο ΒςιΘ♥οΩô ×ςγ′ ΒϕΘ Ρôγ⁄ο
♣ΚθϕΘÕ−
1. Βδ€ΩôϕÕ−
2. ≅ùΤ↔χΚô
3. ù⊥νΤ±
4. ΒιΘô←
1. Thomas More
2. Erasmus
3. Martin Luther
4. William Harvey
♦ςôùΟυùΟτγ ≠νƒÚιΘ ΒΥχΚιƒτ Øχ€ΥΤô∴ úΣôΘΚν−
1. ΘôΤυ êν
2. ΦςôυΤυ
3. Τôν⁄τ íΘν−
4. ↑ο←Υλ ôνúΞ−
58. Bloodless Revolution took place in 17 th century in
1. England
2. United States
3. Germany
4. Italy
17 Αλ èσ[ôη⁄ο ΒςιΘ♥οΩô ×ςγ′ ΒϕΘ Ρôγ⁄ο
♣ΚθϕΘÕ−
1. Βδ€ΩôϕÕ−
2. ≅ùΤ↔χΚô
3. ù⊥νΤ±
4. ΒιΘô←
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59. Water, forests and minerals are some examples of
1. Financial Resources
2. Natural Resources
3. Invisible Resources
4. Secondary Resources
¿ν+ ΚôÓΚρ Τσßλ ΘôÕκ ùΣôÚγΚρ úΣôτ[ûΞ ΒΘσÏ
′Ω ΦÓιÕχΚôγÓΚΖôÏλ−
1. ♣ƒ ΞΖδΚρ
2. ΒΥσûΚ ΞΖδΚρ
3. ΚηÔχÏ ×ΩκΣΟôΘ ΞΖδΚρ
4. ΒςηΟôϕΘς ΞΖδΚρ
60. The first Non Congress Prime Minister of India
1. A.B. Vajpayee
2. H.D. Deve Gowda
3. Morarji Desai
4. Narendra Modi
ΒϕƒΥô↑τ ØΘΩôΞÕ Κôδ€ςυ ≅οΩôΘ ♦ςΘΤ Τϕƒ↔
1. A.B. ΞôϖΣôµ
2. H.D. úΘΞ ΚÜΟô
3. ùΤôςôν≥ úΘΜôµ
4. Ρúςϕƒς úΤô⁄
1. Financial Resources
2. Natural Resources
3. Invisible Resources
4. Secondary Resources
¿ν+ ΚôÓΚρ Τσßλ ΘôÕκ ùΣôÚγΚρ úΣôτ[ûΞ ΒΘσÏ
′Ω ΦÓιÕχΚôγÓΚΖôÏλ−
1. ♣ƒ ΞΖδΚρ
2. ΒΥσûΚ ΞΖδΚρ
3. ΚηÔχÏ ×ΩκΣΟôΘ ΞΖδΚρ
4. ΒςηΟôϕΘς ΞΖδΚρ
60. The first Non Congress Prime Minister of India
1. A.B. Vajpayee
2. H.D. Deve Gowda
3. Morarji Desai
4. Narendra Modi
ΒϕƒΥô↑τ ØΘΩôΞÕ Κôδ€ςυ ≅οΩôΘ ♦ςΘΤ Τϕƒ↔
1. A.B. ΞôϖΣôµ
2. H.D. úΘΞ ΚÜΟô
3. ùΤôςôν≥ úΘΜôµ
4. Ρúςϕƒς úΤô⁄
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61. Thucydides is a
1. Greek historian
2. French historian
3. British historian
4. American historian
ç″ûΟγυ ΦτΣΞν ΙÚ
1. €úςχΚ ΞςΩôσ[ô′↔Υν
2. ♦ςφÑ ΞςΩôσ[ô′↔Υν
3. ♦↔γ≈ω ΞςΩôσ[ô′↔Υν
4. ≅ùΤ↔χΚ ΞςΩôσ[ô′↔Υν
62. These explain the hymns of Vedas in an orthodox manner
1. Novels
2. Kavyas
3. Brahmanas
4. Stories
ΒûΞ úΞΘδΚ↓ο ∆ρΖ ΤϕƒςδΚûΖ ûΞ¾ΚΤô∴
Øû[♠ο ↑Ξ↔χ€τ[∴
1. ΡôΞοΚρ
2. Κô↑ΥδΚρ
3. ♦ςôΤΠδΚρ
4. ΚûΘΚρ
1. Greek historian
2. French historian
3. British historian
4. American historian
ç″ûΟγυ ΦτΣΞν ΙÚ
1. €úςχΚ ΞςΩôσ[ô′↔Υν
2. ♦ςφÑ ΞςΩôσ[ô′↔Υν
3. ♦↔γ≈ω ΞςΩôσ[ô′↔Υν
4. ≅ùΤ↔χΚ ΞςΩôσ[ô′↔Υν
62. These explain the hymns of Vedas in an orthodox manner
1. Novels
2. Kavyas
3. Brahmanas
4. Stories
ΒûΞ úΞΘδΚ↓ο ∆ρΖ ΤϕƒςδΚûΖ ûΞ¾ΚΤô∴
Øû[♠ο ↑Ξ↔χ€τ[∴
1. ΡôΞοΚρ
2. Κô↑ΥδΚρ
3. ♦ςôΤΠδΚρ
4. ΚûΘΚρ
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63. Emergence of these institutions is an important political feature of
6th century B.C.
1. City States
2. 16 Mahajanapadas
3. Village administrative bodies
4. Democratic institutions
€.Ø. 6 Αλ èσ[ôη⁄ο ΒϕÕ ♣ßΞ∴δΚ↓τ úΘôσ[λ+
ΙÚ Øχ€ΥΤô∴ ≅ς′Υο ≅λΜλ
1. ΡΚς ςôϖ≥ΥδΚρ
2. 16 ΤΚô ⊥∴ΣΘδΚρ
3. €ςôΤ ♣νΞôΚ ♣ßΞ∴δΚρ
4. ΤχΚΖôγ′ ♣ßΞ∴δΚρ
64. The name of the 24th Thirthankara was
1. Anjaneya bhakta
2. Krishna bhakta
3. Rama bhakta
4. Vardamana Mahavira
24 ΞÕ ¾νιΘδΚς↔τ ùΣΥν
1. ΑφΜúΡΥ ΣχΘô
2. €ÚωΠ ΣχΘô
3. ςôΤ ΣχΘô
4. ΞνιΘΤô∴ ΤΚôÅςν
6th century B.C.
1. City States
2. 16 Mahajanapadas
3. Village administrative bodies
4. Democratic institutions
€.Ø. 6 Αλ èσ[ôη⁄ο ΒϕÕ ♣ßΞ∴δΚ↓τ úΘôσ[λ+
ΙÚ Øχ€ΥΤô∴ ≅ς′Υο ≅λΜλ
1. ΡΚς ςôϖ≥ΥδΚρ
2. 16 ΤΚô ⊥∴ΣΘδΚρ
3. €ςôΤ ♣νΞôΚ ♣ßΞ∴δΚρ
4. ΤχΚΖôγ′ ♣ßΞ∴δΚρ
64. The name of the 24th Thirthankara was
1. Anjaneya bhakta
2. Krishna bhakta
3. Rama bhakta
4. Vardamana Mahavira
24 ΞÕ ¾νιΘδΚς↔τ ùΣΥν
1. ΑφΜúΡΥ ΣχΘô
2. €ÚωΠ ΣχΘô
3. ςôΤ ΣχΘô
4. ΞνιΘΤô∴ ΤΚôÅςν
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65. Hieun Tsang was a student of this University
1. Gayatri
2. Nalanda
3. Madras
4. Banaras
øΞôτ ÑΞôδ ΒϕΘ ΣοΚûΩΚΨΚιƒτ ΤôΠΞν
1. ΚôΥιƒ↔
2. ΡΖôϕΘô
3. ΤΘςôυ
4. ùΣ∴ôςυ
66. Rudramadevi was the daughter of
1. Ganapatideva
2. Asoka
3. Samudragupta
4. Harsha
ÚιςΤôúΘ↑ ΒΞÚûΟΥ ΤΚρ
1. ΚΠΣƒ úΘΞô
2. ≅úΜôΚν
3. ΜØιƒς ÏκΘν
4. ν_ν
1. Gayatri
2. Nalanda
3. Madras
4. Banaras
øΞôτ ÑΞôδ ΒϕΘ ΣοΚûΩΚΨΚιƒτ ΤôΠΞν
1. ΚôΥιƒ↔
2. ΡΖôϕΘô
3. ΤΘςôυ
4. ùΣ∴ôςυ
66. Rudramadevi was the daughter of
1. Ganapatideva
2. Asoka
3. Samudragupta
4. Harsha
ÚιςΤôúΘ↑ ΒΞÚûΟΥ ΤΚρ
1. ΚΠΣƒ úΘΞô
2. ≅úΜôΚν
3. ΜØιƒς ÏκΘν
4. ν_ν
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67. “Amuktamalyada” was written by
1. Babar
2. Akbar
3. Krishnadevaraya
4. Shajahan
»» ΑØχΘ ΤôοΥΘô” ΒΞςôο ΒΥσ[ΣγΟÕ
1. ΣôΣν
2. ≅χΣν
3. β €ÚωΠ úΘΞςôΥν
4. _ô⊥Κôτ
68. The piligrimage to the holy city of Mecca is known as
1. Hajj
2. Sabarimala Yatra
3. Kumbhmela
4. Kasi Yatra
×±Θ ΡΚςΤô∴ ΤχΚôûΞ Θ↔′χΚ ùΜοÛλ ×±Θ
ΥôιƒûςûΥ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨκΣν
1. ϖ
2. ΜΣ↔ΤûΩ Υôιƒûς
3. ÏλΣúΤΖô
4. Κô′ Υôιƒûς
1. Babar
2. Akbar
3. Krishnadevaraya
4. Shajahan
»» ΑØχΘ ΤôοΥΘô” ΒΞςôο ΒΥσ[ΣγΟÕ
1. ΣôΣν
2. ≅χΣν
3. β €ÚωΠ úΘΞςôΥν
4. _ô⊥Κôτ
68. The piligrimage to the holy city of Mecca is known as
1. Hajj
2. Sabarimala Yatra
3. Kumbhmela
4. Kasi Yatra
×±Θ ΡΚςΤô∴ ΤχΚôûΞ Θ↔′χΚ ùΜοÛλ ×±Θ
ΥôιƒûςûΥ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨκΣν
1. ϖ
2. ΜΣ↔ΤûΩ Υôιƒûς
3. ÏλΣúΤΖô
4. Κô′ Υôιƒûς
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69. The prominent German who made the first printing press
1. John Colet
2. Johnson
3. Johannes Gutenberg
4. Joseph
ØΘΩôΞΘôΚ ≅εÑ ΒΥϕƒςιûΘ ΘΥô↔ιΘ ♦ςΣΩΤô∴
ù⊥νΤ± ΡôγΟΞν
1. ⊥ôτ úΚôùΩγ
2. ⊥ôτΜτ
3. ù⊥ôΚù∴υ áγΟτΣνχ
4. ú⊥ôΜκ
70. The writer of “The Divine Comedy”
1. Vatsayana
2. Vyasa
3. Valmiki
4. Dante
»»Θ ⁄ûΞτ ΚôùΤ⁄” èûΩ ΒΥσ°ΥΞν
1. Ξôι]ôΥΠν
2. ↑ΥôΜν
3. ΞôοÁ€
4. ΘôηúΟ
1. John Colet
2. Johnson
3. Johannes Gutenberg
4. Joseph
ØΘΩôΞΘôΚ ≅εÑ ΒΥϕƒςιûΘ ΘΥô↔ιΘ ♦ςΣΩΤô∴
ù⊥νΤ± ΡôγΟΞν
1. ⊥ôτ úΚôùΩγ
2. ⊥ôτΜτ
3. ù⊥ôΚù∴υ áγΟτΣνχ
4. ú⊥ôΜκ
70. The writer of “The Divine Comedy”
1. Vatsayana
2. Vyasa
3. Valmiki
4. Dante
»»Θ ⁄ûΞτ ΚôùΤ⁄” èûΩ ΒΥσ°ΥΞν
1. Ξôι]ôΥΠν
2. ↑ΥôΜν
3. ΞôοÁ€
4. ΘôηúΟ
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71. George Stephenson constructed a locomotive with this name
1. The Blutcher
2. The Blugger
3. The Butcher
4. The Bowler
⊥ôνϖ υ≈ùΣτΜτ Βκ ùΣΥν ùΚôηΟ Φτ≥û∴
ΘΥô↔ιΘôν
1. Θ κΖεΜν
2. Θ κΖχΚν
3. Θ ×εΜν
4. Θ ùΣΖΩν
72. In order to achieve German unity, Bismark carried out this policy of
1. blood and iron
2. carrot and stick
3. give and take
4. sweet and hot
ù⊥νΤ± ΙÚδ€ûΠκûΣ ΜôƒιƒΟ ♦υΤôνχ
ΒχùΚôρûΚûΖ ♦τΣσ°∴ôν
1. ÏÚƒ Τσßλ ΒÚλ×
2. úΚςγ Τσßλ ùΚôλ×
3. ùΚôÓιΘο Τσßλ ùΣσßùΚôρÞΘο
4. Β±κ× Τσßλ Κôςλ
1. The Blutcher
2. The Blugger
3. The Butcher
4. The Bowler
⊥ôνϖ υ≈ùΣτΜτ Βκ ùΣΥν ùΚôηΟ Φτ≥û∴
ΘΥô↔ιΘôν
1. Θ κΖεΜν
2. Θ κΖχΚν
3. Θ ×εΜν
4. Θ ùΣΖΩν
72. In order to achieve German unity, Bismark carried out this policy of
1. blood and iron
2. carrot and stick
3. give and take
4. sweet and hot
ù⊥νΤ± ΙÚδ€ûΠκûΣ ΜôƒιƒΟ ♦υΤôνχ
ΒχùΚôρûΚûΖ ♦τΣσ°∴ôν
1. ÏÚƒ Τσßλ ΒÚλ×
2. úΚςγ Τσßλ ùΚôλ×
3. ùΚôÓιΘο Τσßλ ùΣσßùΚôρÞΘο
4. Β±κ× Τσßλ Κôςλ
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73. Expand U.N.O.
U.N.O. - ΦτΣΘτ ↑↔ΞôχΚλ
1. Union Nations Organization
2. United Nations Organization
3. United Nations Office
4. United Natives Office
U.N.O. - ΦτΣΘτ ↑↔ΞôχΚλ
1. Union Nations Organization
2. United Nations Organization
3. United Nations Office
4. United Natives Office
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74. The addition made to the total utility by consuming one more unit of
the commodity is
1. Marginal utility
2. Total utility
3. Ordinal utility
4. Cardinal utility
ΙÚ ùΣôÚûΖ áÓΘΩôΚ ΣΥτΣÓιÕλ úΣôÕ+ ùΤôιΘ
ΣΥτΣôγÓΟτ úΜνχΚκΣÓλ ≅Θτ áÓΘο ΣΥτΣôγûΟ
ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨκΣν−
1. Β߃♣ûΩ ΣΥτΣôÓ
2. ùΤôιΘ ΣΥτΣôÓ
3. Ξ↔ûΜ ΣΥτΣôÓ
4. Φη ΣΥτΣôÓ
75. Zero Elastic Demand is known as
1. Unitary Elastic Demand
2. Relatively Elastic Demand
3. Perfectly Inelastic Demand
4. Relatively Inelastic Demand
éϖ≥Υλ ùΡ€θ′ úΘûΞûΥ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨκΣν
1. Ισû[ ùΡ€θ′ úΘûΞ
2. ùΘôΟν×ûΟΥ ùΡ€θ′ úΘûΞ
3. Øσ°Ûλ ùΡ€θ′Υσ[ úΘûΞ
4. ùΘôΟν×ûΟΥ ùΡ€θ′Υσ[ úΘûΞ
the commodity is
1. Marginal utility
2. Total utility
3. Ordinal utility
4. Cardinal utility
ΙÚ ùΣôÚûΖ áÓΘΩôΚ ΣΥτΣÓιÕλ úΣôÕ+ ùΤôιΘ
ΣΥτΣôγÓΟτ úΜνχΚκΣÓλ ≅Θτ áÓΘο ΣΥτΣôγûΟ
ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨκΣν−
1. Β߃♣ûΩ ΣΥτΣôÓ
2. ùΤôιΘ ΣΥτΣôÓ
3. Ξ↔ûΜ ΣΥτΣôÓ
4. Φη ΣΥτΣôÓ
75. Zero Elastic Demand is known as
1. Unitary Elastic Demand
2. Relatively Elastic Demand
3. Perfectly Inelastic Demand
4. Relatively Inelastic Demand
éϖ≥Υλ ùΡ€θ′ úΘûΞûΥ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨκΣν
1. Ισû[ ùΡ€θ′ úΘûΞ
2. ùΘôΟν×ûΟΥ ùΡ€θ′ úΘûΞ
3. Øσ°Ûλ ùΡ€θ′Υσ[ úΘûΞ
4. ùΘôΟν×ûΟΥ ùΡ€θ′Υσ[ úΘûΞ
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76. The revenue that can be obtained by dividing the total revenue by
number of units of output is called
1. Average Revenue
2. Marginal Revenue
3. Total Revenue
4. Additional Revenue
ùΤôιΘ ΞÚΞôûΥ+ ∆σΣιƒ ùΜµΥΣγΟ ùΣôÚγΚ↓τ
Φη∞χûΚΥôο ΞÏιΘôο ΞÚλ ΞÚΞôûΥ ΒπΞôß
≅ûΨκΣν
1. ΜςôΜ↔ ΞÚΞôµ
2. Β߃♣ûΩ ΞÚΞôµ
3. ùΤôιΘ ΞÚΞôµ
4. áÓΘο ΞÚΞôµ
77. A single producer whose product does not have any close substitutes
is called
1. Monopolistic Competition
2. Duopoly
3. Monopoly
4. Oligopoly
Ιúς ΙÚ ∆σΣιƒΥôΖν ΤγÓλ ΒÚϕÕ+ ≅ΞÚûΟΥ
∆σΣιƒ ùΣôÚÞχÏ ΜÁΣ Τôσß ∆σΣιƒΚρ
ΒοûΩùΥ±ο ≅Θû∴ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨκΣν
1. Øσß↔ûΤ úΣôγ⁄
2. ΒÚΞν Øσß↔ûΤ
3. Øσß↔ûΤ
4. ′οúΩôν Øσß↔ûΤ
number of units of output is called
1. Average Revenue
2. Marginal Revenue
3. Total Revenue
4. Additional Revenue
ùΤôιΘ ΞÚΞôûΥ+ ∆σΣιƒ ùΜµΥΣγΟ ùΣôÚγΚ↓τ
Φη∞χûΚΥôο ΞÏιΘôο ΞÚλ ΞÚΞôûΥ ΒπΞôß
≅ûΨκΣν
1. ΜςôΜ↔ ΞÚΞôµ
2. Β߃♣ûΩ ΞÚΞôµ
3. ùΤôιΘ ΞÚΞôµ
4. áÓΘο ΞÚΞôµ
77. A single producer whose product does not have any close substitutes
is called
1. Monopolistic Competition
2. Duopoly
3. Monopoly
4. Oligopoly
Ιúς ΙÚ ∆σΣιƒΥôΖν ΤγÓλ ΒÚϕÕ+ ≅ΞÚûΟΥ
∆σΣιƒ ùΣôÚÞχÏ ΜÁΣ Τôσß ∆σΣιƒΚρ
ΒοûΩùΥ±ο ≅Θû∴ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨκΣν
1. Øσß↔ûΤ úΣôγ⁄
2. ΒÚΞν Øσß↔ûΤ
3. Øσß↔ûΤ
4. ′οúΩôν Øσß↔ûΤ
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78. The surplus earned by manmade appliances and instruments of
production in the short period is called
1. Economic rent
2. Contract rent
3. Quasi rent
4. Scarcity rent
Ïß€Υ ΚôΩιƒο+ Τ±Θ∴ôο ♣ßΞκΣγΟ ΜôΘ∴δΚρ
Τσßλ ΚÚ↑Κρ Χγ⁄Óλ ∆Σ↔ûΥ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨκΣν
1. ùΣôÚΖôΘς ΞôΟûΚ
2. ΙκΣϕΘ ΞôΟûΚ
3. úΣô← ΞôΟûΚ
4. Σσ[ôÏû[ ΞôΟûΚ
79. Depreciation is also called
1. User cost
2. Marginal cost
3. Total cost
4. Average cost
êΩΘ∴ιƒτ úΘµΤô∴ιûΘ ΒπΞôßλ ≅ûΨκΣν
1. ΣΥτΣÓιÕε ùΜΩÜ
2. Β߃♣ûΩ ùΜΩÜ
3. ùΤôιΘ ùΜΩÜ
4. ΜςôΜ↔ ùΜΩÜ
production in the short period is called
1. Economic rent
2. Contract rent
3. Quasi rent
4. Scarcity rent
Ïß€Υ ΚôΩιƒο+ Τ±Θ∴ôο ♣ßΞκΣγΟ ΜôΘ∴δΚρ
Τσßλ ΚÚ↑Κρ Χγ⁄Óλ ∆Σ↔ûΥ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨκΣν
1. ùΣôÚΖôΘς ΞôΟûΚ
2. ΙκΣϕΘ ΞôΟûΚ
3. úΣô← ΞôΟûΚ
4. Σσ[ôÏû[ ΞôΟûΚ
79. Depreciation is also called
1. User cost
2. Marginal cost
3. Total cost
4. Average cost
êΩΘ∴ιƒτ úΘµΤô∴ιûΘ ΒπΞôßλ ≅ûΨκΣν
1. ΣΥτΣÓιÕε ùΜΩÜ
2. Β߃♣ûΩ ùΜΩÜ
3. ùΤôιΘ ùΜΩÜ
4. ΜςôΜ↔ ùΜΩÜ
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80. The quotient of the sum of all the items divided by the number of
items is defined as
1. Pie diagram
2. Arithmetic mean
3. Mode
4. Median
≅λΜδΚ↓τ ùΤôιΘιûΘ ≅λΜδΚ↓τ Φη∞χûΚΥôο
ΞÏχÏλ úΣôÕ €ûΟχÏλ ΧÜ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨχΚκΣÓ€[Õ
1. ΞγΟ ΞûςΣΟλ
2. áγÓ ΜςôΜ↔
3. ØΚÓ
4. ΒûΟ♣ûΩ ≅ΖÜ
81. When birth rate exceeds death rate during a particular period of time,
it is called
1. Population explosion
2. Density of population
3. Literacy rate
4. Total Fertility rate
ΙÚ Ï°κ♦γΟ ΚôΩιƒο ♦[κ×Κ↓τ ÅΘλ+ Β[κ×Κ↓τ
ÅΘιûΘ ↑Ο ≅ƒΚΤôΚ ΒÚϕΘôο+ ≅ûΘ ΒπΞôß
≅ûΨκΣν
1. ⊥∴ιùΘôûΚ ùΞ⁄κ×
2. ΤχΚΖΟνιƒ
3. ΦÝιΘ°Ü ÅΘλ
4. ùΤôιΘ ΚÚιΘ↔κ× ÅΘλ
items is defined as
1. Pie diagram
2. Arithmetic mean
3. Mode
4. Median
≅λΜδΚ↓τ ùΤôιΘιûΘ ≅λΜδΚ↓τ Φη∞χûΚΥôο
ΞÏχÏλ úΣôÕ €ûΟχÏλ ΧÜ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨχΚκΣÓ€[Õ
1. ΞγΟ ΞûςΣΟλ
2. áγÓ ΜςôΜ↔
3. ØΚÓ
4. ΒûΟ♣ûΩ ≅ΖÜ
81. When birth rate exceeds death rate during a particular period of time,
it is called
1. Population explosion
2. Density of population
3. Literacy rate
4. Total Fertility rate
ΙÚ Ï°κ♦γΟ ΚôΩιƒο ♦[κ×Κ↓τ ÅΘλ+ Β[κ×Κ↓τ
ÅΘιûΘ ↑Ο ≅ƒΚΤôΚ ΒÚϕΘôο+ ≅ûΘ ΒπΞôß
≅ûΨκΣν
1. ⊥∴ιùΘôûΚ ùΞ⁄κ×
2. ΤχΚΖΟνιƒ
3. ΦÝιΘ°Ü ÅΘλ
4. ùΤôιΘ ΚÚιΘ↔κ× ÅΘλ
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82. This is obtained by dividing National income with population
1. Percapita income
2. National income
3. State income
4. District income
úΘ′Υ ΞÚΞôûΥ+ úΘ′Υ ΤχΚρ ùΘôûΚΥôο ΞÏιΘôο+
ΒÕ €ûΟιƒÓλ
1. ΘûΩΜ↔ ΞÚΞôµ
2. úΘ′Υ ΞÚΞôµ
3. Τô♣Ω ΞÚΞôµ
4. ΤôΞγΟ ΞÚΞôµ
83. The farming which uses natural fertilizers and pesticides is called
1. Organic farming
2. Cooperative farming
3. Capitalist farming
4. Cropping pattern
ΒΥσûΚΥôΚ €ûΟιƒÓλ ∆ςδΚρ+ éε′ ùΚôο←
ΤÚϕÕΚûΖ ΣΥτΣÓιƒ ùΜµƒÓλ ↑ΞΜôΥλ−
1. ≅δΚΚ ↑ΞΜôΥλ
2. áγÓ[Ü ↑ΞΜôΥλ
3. ØΘΩô↓ιÕΞ ↑ΞΜôΥλ
4. Σ♠ν ùΜµØû[
1. Percapita income
2. National income
3. State income
4. District income
úΘ′Υ ΞÚΞôûΥ+ úΘ′Υ ΤχΚρ ùΘôûΚΥôο ΞÏιΘôο+
ΒÕ €ûΟιƒÓλ
1. ΘûΩΜ↔ ΞÚΞôµ
2. úΘ′Υ ΞÚΞôµ
3. Τô♣Ω ΞÚΞôµ
4. ΤôΞγΟ ΞÚΞôµ
83. The farming which uses natural fertilizers and pesticides is called
1. Organic farming
2. Cooperative farming
3. Capitalist farming
4. Cropping pattern
ΒΥσûΚΥôΚ €ûΟιƒÓλ ∆ςδΚρ+ éε′ ùΚôο←
ΤÚϕÕΚûΖ ΣΥτΣÓιƒ ùΜµƒÓλ ↑ΞΜôΥλ−
1. ≅δΚΚ ↑ΞΜôΥλ
2. áγÓ[Ü ↑ΞΜôΥλ
3. ØΘΩô↓ιÕΞ ↑ΞΜôΥλ
4. Σ♠ν ùΜµØû[
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84. The surplus available for marketing after meeting all the
requirements of the farmers is known as
1. Rythu Bazar
2. Productivity
3. Food Security
4. Marketable surplus
↑ΞΜô♠Κ↓τ úΘûΞχÏκ♦τ+ ↑σΣû∴χÏ ΘΥôςôΚ
ΒÚχÏλ ∆Σ↔ ∆σΣιƒ ≅ΖûΞ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨκΣν−
1. ∆ΨΞν ΜϕûΘ
2. ∆σΣιƒ ƒ[τ
3. ∆ΠÜ ΣôÕΚôκ×
4. ↑σΣû∴χΚô∴ ∆Σ↔
85. The provision of finance on a small scale to the rural and urban poor
at low interest rate is called as
1. Macro finance
2. Personal finance
3. Micro finance
4. Cooperative finance
€ςôΤ Τσßλ ΡΚν×[ ΓûΨΚÞχÏ ′ß ùΘôûΚΚ↓ο
Ïû[ϕΘ Ξγ⁄ ÅΘιƒο ΚΟàΘ↑ ΞΨδÏΞûΘ ΒπΞôß
≅ûΨκΣν−
1. ùΣÚΤΖÜ ♣ƒ
2. Θ±ΣγΟ ♣ƒ
3. ÖηΠΖÜ ♣ƒ
4. áγÓ[Ü ♣ƒ
requirements of the farmers is known as
1. Rythu Bazar
2. Productivity
3. Food Security
4. Marketable surplus
↑ΞΜô♠Κ↓τ úΘûΞχÏκ♦τ+ ↑σΣû∴χÏ ΘΥôςôΚ
ΒÚχÏλ ∆Σ↔ ∆σΣιƒ ≅ΖûΞ ΒπΞôß ≅ûΨκΣν−
1. ∆ΨΞν ΜϕûΘ
2. ∆σΣιƒ ƒ[τ
3. ∆ΠÜ ΣôÕΚôκ×
4. ↑σΣû∴χΚô∴ ∆Σ↔
85. The provision of finance on a small scale to the rural and urban poor
at low interest rate is called as
1. Macro finance
2. Personal finance
3. Micro finance
4. Cooperative finance
€ςôΤ Τσßλ ΡΚν×[ ΓûΨΚÞχÏ ′ß ùΘôûΚΚ↓ο
Ïû[ϕΘ Ξγ⁄ ÅΘιƒο ΚΟàΘ↑ ΞΨδÏΞûΘ ΒπΞôß
≅ûΨκΣν−
1. ùΣÚΤΖÜ ♣ƒ
2. Θ±ΣγΟ ♣ƒ
3. ÖηΠΖÜ ♣ƒ
4. áγÓ[Ü ♣ƒ
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86. Coexistence of public and private sectors is a feature of
1. Capitalist economy
2. Mixed economy
3. Socialist economy
4. Co-operative economy
≅ςÑ Τσßλ Θ±Υôν Õû[ΚûΖ ΙÚδúΚ ùΚôη⁄ÚκΣÕ
ΒΘτ ≅λΜΤôÏλ
1. ØΘΩô↓ιÕΞ ùΣôÚΖôΘôς Øû[
2. ΚΩκ× ùΣôÚΖôΘôς Øû[
3. ùΣôÕÜΟûΤ ùΣôÚΖôΘôς Øû[
4. áγÓ[Ü ùΣôÚΖôΘôς Øû[
87 Planning Commission was replaced by
1. NITI Aayog
2. National Development Council
3. Finance Commission
4. Reserve Bank of India
ƒγΟ Κ♥_àχÏ ΣƒΩôΚ ΒÕ ≅ûΤχΚκΣγÓρΖÕ
1. ¿ƒ ΑúΥôχ
2. úΘ′Υ ΞΖνε′ ΚÜτ′ο
3. ♣ƒ Κ♥_τ
4. ΒϕƒΥ ↔Μνπ Ξδ€
1. Capitalist economy
2. Mixed economy
3. Socialist economy
4. Co-operative economy
≅ςÑ Τσßλ Θ±Υôν Õû[ΚûΖ ΙÚδúΚ ùΚôη⁄ÚκΣÕ
ΒΘτ ≅λΜΤôÏλ
1. ØΘΩô↓ιÕΞ ùΣôÚΖôΘôς Øû[
2. ΚΩκ× ùΣôÚΖôΘôς Øû[
3. ùΣôÕÜΟûΤ ùΣôÚΖôΘôς Øû[
4. áγÓ[Ü ùΣôÚΖôΘôς Øû[
87 Planning Commission was replaced by
1. NITI Aayog
2. National Development Council
3. Finance Commission
4. Reserve Bank of India
ƒγΟ Κ♥_àχÏ ΣƒΩôΚ ΒÕ ≅ûΤχΚκΣγÓρΖÕ
1. ¿ƒ ΑúΥôχ
2. úΘ′Υ ΞΖνε′ ΚÜτ′ο
3. ♣ƒ Κ♥_τ
4. ΒϕƒΥ ↔Μνπ Ξδ€
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88. An example of ancient City State
1. Babylonia
2. Cairo
3. Athens
4. Milan
ΣηûΟχ ΚôΩ ΡΚς ςôϖ≥ΥιƒσÏ ΙÚ ΦÓιÕχΚôγÓ
1. Σô♦úΩô±Υô
2. ùΚµúςô
3. ΓùΘτυ
4. ♥Ωôτ
89. Government comprises these organs
1. State, Population and Territory
2. Sovereignty, Law and Justice
3. Democracy, Parliament and Panchayats
4. Legislature, Executive and Judiciary
≅ςΜôδΚιƒο •θχΚôÔλ ∆ßκ×Κρ ΒÚχÏλ
1. ςôϖ≥Υλ+ ΤχΚρ ùΘôûΚ Τσßλ ♦ςúΘΜλ
2. Βû[ΥôηûΤ+ ΜγΟλ Τσßλ ¿ƒ
3. ΤχΚΖôγ′+ ΣôςôÞΤτ[λ Τσßλ ΣφΜôΥιÕΚρ
4. ΜγΟ♥ΥσßÕû[+ ùΜΥοÕû[ Τσßλ ¿ƒιÕû[
1. Babylonia
2. Cairo
3. Athens
4. Milan
ΣηûΟχ ΚôΩ ΡΚς ςôϖ≥ΥιƒσÏ ΙÚ ΦÓιÕχΚôγÓ
1. Σô♦úΩô±Υô
2. ùΚµúςô
3. ΓùΘτυ
4. ♥Ωôτ
89. Government comprises these organs
1. State, Population and Territory
2. Sovereignty, Law and Justice
3. Democracy, Parliament and Panchayats
4. Legislature, Executive and Judiciary
≅ςΜôδΚιƒο •θχΚôÔλ ∆ßκ×Κρ ΒÚχÏλ
1. ςôϖ≥Υλ+ ΤχΚρ ùΘôûΚ Τσßλ ♦ςúΘΜλ
2. Βû[ΥôηûΤ+ ΜγΟλ Τσßλ ¿ƒ
3. ΤχΚΖôγ′+ ΣôςôÞΤτ[λ Τσßλ ΣφΜôΥιÕΚρ
4. ΜγΟ♥ΥσßÕû[+ ùΜΥοÕû[ Τσßλ ¿ƒιÕû[
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90. Expand the abbreviation P.L.O.
P.L.O. ΦτΣΘτ ↑↔ΞôχΚλ
1. Palestine Liberation Organization
2. Palestine Life Organization
3. Popular Liberty Organization
4. Peculiar Liberty Order
91. The Philosopher who described political liberty as constitutional
liberty
1. Gilchrist
2. Leocock
3. Laski
4. Green
≅ς′Υο ÑΘϕƒςιûΘ ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ× ÑΘϕƒςΤôΚ
ΞÚ∞ιΘΞν
1. €οχûςυγ
2. ÄΚôχ
3. Ωôυ€
4. €Ãτ
P.L.O. ΦτΣΘτ ↑↔ΞôχΚλ
1. Palestine Liberation Organization
2. Palestine Life Organization
3. Popular Liberty Organization
4. Peculiar Liberty Order
91. The Philosopher who described political liberty as constitutional
liberty
1. Gilchrist
2. Leocock
3. Laski
4. Green
≅ς′Υο ÑΘϕƒςιûΘ ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ× ÑΘϕƒςΤôΚ
ΞÚ∞ιΘΞν
1. €οχûςυγ
2. ÄΚôχ
3. Ωôυ€
4. €Ãτ
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92. Britain is an example of this type of constitution
1. Unwritten
2. Written
3. Rigid
4. Quasi Rigid
♦↔γΟτ ΒπΞûΚΥô∴ ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ× ΜγΟιƒσÏ ΙÚ
∆ΘôςΠλ
1. ΦÝΘκΣΟôΘ
2. ΦÝΘκΣγΟ
3. ↑û[κΣô∴
4. ΣôƒΥΖÜ ↑û[κΣô∴
93. A Unique feature of Presidential Government
1. Investigation process
2. Impeachment process
3. Integration process
4. Felicitation process
Ï⁄ΥςÑ ΘûΩΞûς ùΚôηΟ ≅ςΜôδΚ Øû[♠τ
Θ±ιΘτûΤΥô∴ ≅λΜλ
1. ↑ΜôςûΠ ùΜΥοØû[
2. ΣΘ↑♠←ÚϕÕ ¿χÏλ ùΜΥοØû[
3. ΙÚδ€ûΠχÏλ ùΜΥοØû[
4. ΣôςôγÓλ ùΜΥοØû[
1. Unwritten
2. Written
3. Rigid
4. Quasi Rigid
♦↔γΟτ ΒπΞûΚΥô∴ ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ× ΜγΟιƒσÏ ΙÚ
∆ΘôςΠλ
1. ΦÝΘκΣΟôΘ
2. ΦÝΘκΣγΟ
3. ↑û[κΣô∴
4. ΣôƒΥΖÜ ↑û[κΣô∴
93. A Unique feature of Presidential Government
1. Investigation process
2. Impeachment process
3. Integration process
4. Felicitation process
Ï⁄ΥςÑ ΘûΩΞûς ùΚôηΟ ≅ςΜôδΚ Øû[♠τ
Θ±ιΘτûΤΥô∴ ≅λΜλ
1. ↑ΜôςûΠ ùΜΥοØû[
2. ΣΘ↑♠←ÚϕÕ ¿χÏλ ùΜΥοØû[
3. ΙÚδ€ûΠχÏλ ùΜΥοØû[
4. ΣôςôγÓλ ùΜΥοØû[
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94. The main purpose of the Indian Constituent Assembly is
1. Drawing a Constitution for India
2. Conducting elections to provincial legislatures in India
3. Electing the President of India
4. Nominating the Chief Justice of Supreme Court
ΒϕƒΥ ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ× ΜγΟΜûΣ♠τ Øχ€Υ úΡôχΚλ−
1. ΒϕƒΥô↑σÏ ≅ς′ΥςûΤκ× ΜγΟιûΘ ΒΥσßΘο
2. ΒϕƒΥô↑ÛρΖ Τô♣Ω ΜγΟΤτ[δΚÞχÏ
úΘνΘοΚûΖ ΡΟιÕΘο
3. ΒϕƒΥ Ï⁄ΥςÑ ΘûΩΞûς úΘνϕùΘÓιΘο
4. ∆εΜ ¿ƒΤτ[ ΘûΩûΤ ¿ƒΣƒûΥ ♣Υ♥ιΘο
95. Which fundamental right was considered as the soul and heart of the
constitution by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar?
1. Right to Equality
2. Right to Constitutional Remedies
3. Right to Property
4. Right to Freedom
≅⁄κΣûΟ ∆↔ûΤΚ↓ο ΦϕΘ ∆↔ûΤûΥ ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ×
ΜγΟιƒτ ΒΘΥλ Τσßλ ΑιΤôΞôΚ ΟôχΟν− BR.≅λúΣιΘΚν
ΞÚ∞ιΘôν−
1. ΜΤιÕΞ ∆↔ûΤ
2. ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ× ΜγΟ ♣ΞôςΠλ úΚôÚλ ∆↔ûΤ
3. ùΜôιÕ↔ûΤ
4. ÑΘϕƒς ∆↔ûΤ
1. Drawing a Constitution for India
2. Conducting elections to provincial legislatures in India
3. Electing the President of India
4. Nominating the Chief Justice of Supreme Court
ΒϕƒΥ ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ× ΜγΟΜûΣ♠τ Øχ€Υ úΡôχΚλ−
1. ΒϕƒΥô↑σÏ ≅ς′ΥςûΤκ× ΜγΟιûΘ ΒΥσßΘο
2. ΒϕƒΥô↑ÛρΖ Τô♣Ω ΜγΟΤτ[δΚÞχÏ
úΘνΘοΚûΖ ΡΟιÕΘο
3. ΒϕƒΥ Ï⁄ΥςÑ ΘûΩΞûς úΘνϕùΘÓιΘο
4. ∆εΜ ¿ƒΤτ[ ΘûΩûΤ ¿ƒΣƒûΥ ♣Υ♥ιΘο
95. Which fundamental right was considered as the soul and heart of the
constitution by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar?
1. Right to Equality
2. Right to Constitutional Remedies
3. Right to Property
4. Right to Freedom
≅⁄κΣûΟ ∆↔ûΤΚ↓ο ΦϕΘ ∆↔ûΤûΥ ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ×
ΜγΟιƒτ ΒΘΥλ Τσßλ ΑιΤôΞôΚ ΟôχΟν− BR.≅λúΣιΘΚν
ΞÚ∞ιΘôν−
1. ΜΤιÕΞ ∆↔ûΤ
2. ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ× ΜγΟ ♣ΞôςΠλ úΚôÚλ ∆↔ûΤ
3. ùΜôιÕ↔ûΤ
4. ÑΘϕƒς ∆↔ûΤ
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96. The first President of India
1. Rajendra Prasad
2. S. Radha Krishnan
3. V.V. Giri
4. N. Sanjeeva Reddy
ΒϕƒΥô↑τ ØΘΩôΞÕ Ï⁄ΥςÑ ΘûΩΞν
1. Βςôú⊥ϕƒς ♦ςΜôι
2. S. ΒςôΘô €ÚωΠτ
3. V.V. €↔
4. N. Μφ≠Ξ ùςγ⁄
97. The Vice President of India is the ex-officio Chairman of
1. Lok Sabha
2. Rajya Sabha
3. Grama Sabha
4. Udyoga Sabha
ΒϕƒΥ ÕûΠ Ï⁄ΥςÑ ΘûΩΞν+ ΣΘ↑ ≅⁄κΣûΟ♠ο
ΒΘσÏ úΜνΤ∴ôΚ ΒÚκΣôν
1. úΩôχ ΜûΣ
2. ςôϖΥ ΜûΣ
3. €ςôΤ ΜûΣ
4. ∆ιúΥôΚ ΜûΣ
1. Rajendra Prasad
2. S. Radha Krishnan
3. V.V. Giri
4. N. Sanjeeva Reddy
ΒϕƒΥô↑τ ØΘΩôΞÕ Ï⁄ΥςÑ ΘûΩΞν
1. Βςôú⊥ϕƒς ♦ςΜôι
2. S. ΒςôΘô €ÚωΠτ
3. V.V. €↔
4. N. Μφ≠Ξ ùςγ⁄
97. The Vice President of India is the ex-officio Chairman of
1. Lok Sabha
2. Rajya Sabha
3. Grama Sabha
4. Udyoga Sabha
ΒϕƒΥ ÕûΠ Ï⁄ΥςÑ ΘûΩΞν+ ΣΘ↑ ≅⁄κΣûΟ♠ο
ΒΘσÏ úΜνΤ∴ôΚ ΒÚκΣôν
1. úΩôχ ΜûΣ
2. ςôϖΥ ΜûΣ
3. €ςôΤ ΜûΣ
4. ∆ιúΥôΚ ΜûΣ
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98. Money bills shall be introduced only in
1. Rajya Sabha
2. Legislative Council
3. Lok Sabha
4. Supreme Court
♣ƒ ΤúΜôΘôχΚûΖ ΒεΜûΣ♠ο ΤγÓλ ΘôχΚο ùΜµΥ
úΞη⁄♠ÚχÏλ
1. ςôϖΥ ΜûΣ
2. ΜγΟ ΚÜτ′ο
3. úΩôχ ΜûΣ
4. ∆εΜ¿ƒ Ττ[λ−
99. The leader of the State Council of Ministers is
1. Chief Justice of High Court
2. Governor
3. Speaker
4. Chief Minister
Τô♣Ω ≅ûΤεΜςûΞ♠τ ΘûΩΞν
1. ∆Υν¿ƒ Ττ[ ΘûΩûΤ ¿ƒΣƒ
2. ΑÞΡν
3. ΜΣôΡôΥΚν
4. ØΘΩûΤεΜν
1. Rajya Sabha
2. Legislative Council
3. Lok Sabha
4. Supreme Court
♣ƒ ΤúΜôΘôχΚûΖ ΒεΜûΣ♠ο ΤγÓλ ΘôχΚο ùΜµΥ
úΞη⁄♠ÚχÏλ
1. ςôϖΥ ΜûΣ
2. ΜγΟ ΚÜτ′ο
3. úΩôχ ΜûΣ
4. ∆εΜ¿ƒ Ττ[λ−
99. The leader of the State Council of Ministers is
1. Chief Justice of High Court
2. Governor
3. Speaker
4. Chief Minister
Τô♣Ω ≅ûΤεΜςûΞ♠τ ΘûΩΞν
1. ∆Υν¿ƒ Ττ[ ΘûΩûΤ ¿ƒΣƒ
2. ΑÞΡν
3. ΜΣôΡôΥΚν
4. ØΘΩûΤεΜν
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100. At present Amit Shah is the president of this Party
1. Bharatiya Lok Dal
2. Bharatiya Janata Party
3. Bharatiya Janata Dal
4. Bharatiya Janasena
ΘσúΣôÕ ≅♥ι _ô ΒχΚγ′♠τ ΘûΩΞν
1. Σôς¾Υ úΩôχΘΖλ
2. Σôς¾Υ ⊥∴ΘôΚγ′
3. Σôς¾Υ ⊥∴Θô ΘΖλ
4. Σôς¾Υ ⊥∴ úΜ∴ô−
1. Bharatiya Lok Dal
2. Bharatiya Janata Party
3. Bharatiya Janata Dal
4. Bharatiya Janasena
ΘσúΣôÕ ≅♥ι _ô ΒχΚγ′♠τ ΘûΩΞν
1. Σôς¾Υ úΩôχΘΖλ
2. Σôς¾Υ ⊥∴ΘôΚγ′
3. Σôς¾Υ ⊥∴Θô ΘΖλ
4. Σôς¾Υ ⊥∴ úΜ∴ô−
Document Details
| Board / Org | APSCHE |
| Exam | Andhra Pradesh Diploma in Elementary Education Common Entrance Test |
| Type | Question Paper |
| Pages | 50 |
| Updated | 22 Jul 2026 |