AP DEECET 2018 Question Paper Social Studies (Tamil)

DEECET – 2018 – TAMIL MEDIUM

Teaching Aptitude – SET - 2

1. A teacher wanted to examine abilities of his students. Which one of
the following is useful for him

1. Encourage students for rote learning

2. Encourage students to learn selected questions only

3. Take 5,6 times imposition on questions and answers

4. Prepare questions like thought provoking, problem solving,
open ended forms and encourage them to write by their own
words

ϑν Α′↔Υν Θτ ΤôΠΞνΚ↓τ ƒ[τΚûΖκ Σ↔úΜôƒχΚ
↑Úλ×€[ôν− ≅ΞÚχÏ •θχΚηΟΞσ°ο ΦÕ ΣΥτΣÓλ−

1. ΤôΠΞνΚûΖ Τ∴κΣôΟΤôΚ ΚσΣΘσÏ ΕχΚΤ↓ιΘο−

2. ùΘ↔Ü ùΜµΥκΣγΟ ↑∴ôχΚûΖ ΤγÓλ ΚσΚ
ΤôΠΞνΚÞχÏ ΕχΚΤ↓ιΘο−

3. ùΘ↔Ü ùΜµΥκΣγΟ ↑∴ôχΚρ Τσßλ ↑ûΟΚûΖ 4+ 5
Øû[ ƒÚλΣι ƒÚλΣ ΦÝΘ ûΞιΘο ÁÕ Ξ←ÙßιÕΘο−

4. ′ϕΘû∴ûΥι çηΟχá⁄Υ Τσßλ ♦ςε′û∴ ¾νιΘο
ÁΘô∴ ↑∴ôχΚρ ƒ[ϕΘ ΞûΚ ↑∴ôχΚρ ΘΥô↔ιΘο
Τσßλ ΘδΚÞûΟΥ ùΜôϕΘ Ξôχ€Υιƒο ΦÝΘ ûΞιΘο−

2. Which type of evaluation procedures are adopted in AP School
Education
1. Formative and Summative Assessment

2. Spatial Assessment

3. Open book type Assessment
4. Work integrated Assessment

Αϕƒςκ ♦ςúΘΜ Σρ↓χ Κο↑♠ο ΚûΟ♦⁄χÏλ ΤƒκÀγÓ
ùΜΥοØû[♠τ ΞûΚ

1. ΞΖν♣ûΩ Τσßλ ùΘôÏ♣ûΩ ΤƒκÀÓ−

2. ΘΩκΣςκ× ùΘôΟνΣô∴ ΤƒκÀÓ−

3. ΣôνιÕ ΦÝÕΘο ΤƒκÀÓ−

4. Σ∞ ΙÚδ€ûΠϕΘ ΤƒκÀÓ

3. RTE-2009 Act is related to

1. Teacher’s salaries

2. Adult Education

3. Free and compulsory primary education to 6 to 14 years age
group children

4. Right to Information Act
RTE-1//8 ΒΘàΟτ ùΘôΟν×ûΟΥÕ
1. Α′↔ΥνΚ↓τ ΜλΣΖλ
2. ؃úΥôν Κο↑
3. 5 ØΘο 03 ΞΥÕχÏγΣγΟ ÏΨϕûΘΚÞχÏ ΒΩΞΜ
Τσßλ ΚγΟôΥχ Κο↑ ΞΨδÏΘο
4. ΘΚΞο ≅°Ùλ ∆↔ûΤε ΜγΟλ

4. The statements that are to be followed by you to develop scientific
awareness among students

a) Encourage to ask questions

b) Encourage to think logically

c) Encourage to make experiments and to draw conclusions

d) Follow others what they do

ΤôΠΞνΚ↓ûΟúΥ ≅°↑Υο ↑→κ×ΠνûΞ ΞΖνχΚ ∆τ∴ôο
♦τΣσ[κΣÓλ áσßΚρ

a) ↑∴ôχΚûΖ úΚγΚ ΕχΚΤ↓ιΘο−

b) ΘνχΚ Øû[♠ο ′ϕƒχΚ ΕχΚΤ↓ιΘο−

c) Σ↔úΜôΘû∴ΚûΖε ùΜµΘο Τσßλ ≅Ξσû[ Ø⁄ÜχÏ
ùΚôηÓΞς ΕχΚΤ↓ιΘο−

d) Τσ[ΞνΚρ ùΜµΞûΘ ♦τΣσßΞΘσÏ ΕχΚΤ↓ιΘο−

1. a Τσßλ b

2. b Τσßλ c

3. a, b Τσßλ d

4. a, b Τσßλ c

5. In your class room majority students are weak in learning. What
should you do

1. Let the intelligent students learn by their own

2. Give more stress on homework

3. Reteach the same lesson

4. Find the reasons for backwardness in learning and teach them
accordingly.

∆τ ΞÏκΣû[♠ο ùΣÚλΣôΩô∴ ΤôΠΞνΚρ Κσ[←ο
♦τΘδ€ÙρΖ∴ν− ≅ΘσÏ ¿ Φτ∴ ùΜµΞôµ>

1. ÖηΠ°Ü ♥χΚ ΤôΠΞνΚρ ΘôδΚΖôΚúΞ
ΚσßχùΚôρΖ ≅àΤƒιΘο−

2. ÅγÓκ Σ∞χÏ ≅ƒΚ Øχ€ΥιÕΞλ ΘÚΘο−

3. ≅úΘ ΣôΟιûΘ ÁηÓλ Κσ♦ιΘο

4. Κσ[←ο ♦τ Θδ€ΥûΤχΚô∴ ΚôςΠδΚûΖχ
ΚηΟ°ϕÕ ≅ΘσúΚσ[Ξôß ≅ΞνΚÞχÏ Κσ♦ιΘο−

G. K. – SET - 2

6. Choose the correct answer

A) Kadukuri Veresalingam Panthulu

B) Dayananda Sarswathi

C) Raja Ram Mohan Rai

D) Jandhyala Papaiah Sastri

1. all are poets

2. all are stage actors

3. A, B, C are social workers

4. A and D are poets and Social Workers

Μ↔Υô∴ ↑ûΟûΥι úΘνϕùΘÓ−
(A) ΚϕÕá↔ ÅúςΜ←δΚλ ΣϕÕÛ
(B) ΘΥô∴ϕΘ ΜςυΞƒ
(C) ςô⊥ôςôλ úΤôΚτ ςôµ
(D) ⊥ϕƒΥôΩô ΣôΣµΥ Μôυƒ↔

1. ≅û∴ΞÚλ Κ↑ΝνΚρ−

2. ≅û∴ΞÚλ úΤûΟ Ρ⁄ΚνΚρ−

3. A, B, C ΜêΚ úΜΞΚνΚρ−

4. A Τσßλ D Κ↑ΝνΚρ Τσßλ ΜêΚ úΜΞΚνΚρ−

7. The first Education Minister of Independent India was

1. Lalalajapathi Rai

2. Bipin Chandra Pal

3. Rajagopalachari

4. Moulana Abul Kalam Azad

ΒϕƒΥô↑τ ØΘο Κο↑ιÕû[ ≅ûΤεΜςôΚκ Σ∞Υôσ°ΥΞν−
1. ΩôΩô Ω⊥Σƒ ςôµ−

2. ♦♦τ Μϕƒς Σôο

3. ςô⊥úΚôΣôΩôεΜô↔

4. ùΤΖΩô∴ô ≅×ο ΚΩôλ ΑΜôι

8. The vitamin obtained from sun light is

1. A - vitamin

2. B - vitamin

3. C - vitamin

4. D- vitamin

ã↔Υ Ι↓♠τ Ξô♠ΩôΚ ùΣ[κΣÓλ ûΞγΟ♥τ
1. A - ûΞγΟ♥τ

2. B - ûΞγΟ♥τ

3. C - ûΞγΟ♥τ

4. D - ûΞγΟ♥τ

9. Mythali Raj is belongs to this game

1. Tennis

2. Shuttle

3. Cricket

4. Taekwondo

♥Θô← ςôϖ ΒϕΘ ↑ûΖΥôγÓΟτ ùΘôΟν×ûΟΥΞν−
1. ùΟτ±υ

2. Β[Ïκ ΣϕÕ

3. €↔χùΚγ

4. úΟχΞôηúΟô

10. Belum Caves are located in this district

1. Kurnool

2. Visakhapattanam

3. Srikakulam

4. Gunturu

ùΣÛλ ÏûΚΚρ ≅ûΤϕÕρΖ ΤôΞγΟλ
1. Κνèο

2. ↑ΜôΚκ Σγ⁄∴λ

3. βΚôÏΖλ

4. Ïηåν

English – SET - 2
11. Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to the
questions (11-12).

Wilma Rudolph was born in a poor family in Tennessee.
At the age of four, she had pneumonia with scarlet fever which
left her paralyzed with polio. She had to wear a brace and the
doctor said she would never put her foot on earth. She accepted the
doctor’s words reluctantly. Wilma said, ‘I want to be the fastest
runner in the world.

This passage is about:
1. the duties of a doctor
2. the adverse effects of polio on girls in Andhra Pradesh
3. the determination of Wilma Rudolph
4. the relationship between polio and pneumonia.

12. Choose the word that cannot be the synonym of the word,
‘reluctantly’.

1. hesitantly
2. unwillingly
3. involuntarily
4. confidently

13. No sooner had I put the phone down than it rang again.
Choose the sentence that gives the same meaning as the above
sentence.
1. I had hardly put the phone down when it rang again.
2. As soon as the phone rang, I had hardly put the phone again.
3. The phone rang because I hardly put the phone again.
4. The phone did not ring again so I put the phone down.

14. The following is not a part of a letter to apply for a job.
1. Educational qualifications
2. Age and date of birth
3. Contact details
4. The details of village corps

15. Shall I carry this bag for you?

This sentence expresses:
1. an obligation
2. a possibility
3. an offer
4. some advice

Telugu – SET - 2

16. dŸTeTr XøÔ¿á ±“• sÁº+º+~.
1. |Ÿ¿Øì n|ŸÎ\ qsÁàjáT«
2. ¿£+#ásÁ¢ >Ã|Ÿq•
3. @qT>·T \¿£ˆŒ D¿£$
4. ‹<îÝq
17. –<ŠjYT uóËÈq+ #ûd¾, d¾“eÖÅ£” yîÞ²ß&ƒT. ` ‡ y¿£«+
1. kÍeÖq«y¿£«+
2. dŸ+¥¢w¼Ÿy¿£«+
3. “w<ó‘sÁœ¿£y¿£«+
4. nqTeTÔá«sÁœ¿£y¿£«+
18. »»XæçdŸeï TTµµqT nÜç¿£$T+#ás<ŠT »»XæçdŸeï TTµµ $¿£Ü
1. ºÔásï TÁ eÚ
2. ºçÔá+
3. #á³e¼ TT
4. #áT³¼eTT
19. $yû¿±q+<ŠT&ƒT seT¿£wŸ§“’ »»|Ÿ<+Š¸ µµýË |ŸjTá “+#&ƒT. |Ÿ<¸+Š nq>± nsÁ+œ
1. eTVŸäÔáTˆ&ƒT
2. ÔÃ&ƒT
3. eÖsÁZ+
4. ú&ƒ

20. »»e+{²eTT<Š+µµ |Ÿ<‘“• $&ƒBjáT>± eºÌq sÁÖ|Ÿ+
1. e+³ G €eTT<Š+
2. e+³ G eTT<Š+
3. e+³jáÖ G eTT<Š+
4. e+fÉ® G €eTT<Š+

1st Language Tamil – SET - 2

21. !ΤΠ èο& Φ∴ ≅ûΨχΚκΣÓλ Κôκ♦Υλ

1. ≠ΞΚ ′ϕΘôΤ∞

2. ΚλΣςôΤôΥΠλ

3. Τ∞úΤΚûΩ

4. ′ΩκΣƒΚôςλ

22. !ƒûςχΚ↑ι ƒΩΚλ& Φτß ≅ûΨχΚκΣÓΣΞν−

1. ΣγÓχúΚôγûΟ ΚΥôΠ ÑϕΘςλ

2. ΤÚΘΚô′

3. ΚηΠΘôΜτ

4. ∆ÓΤûΩ ΡôςôΥΠ Κ↑

23. ùΘôηæσß ΙτΣÕ ΞûΚ éχΚ↓τ ùΣΥνΚûΖχ Ï°κ♦Óλ
èο

1. ×[Ρôòß

2. ØοûΩκ ΣôγÓ

3. Ï°φ′κ ΣôγÓ

4. ≅ΚΡôòß

24. ΗςôΞ¾ÑΞςν úΚô♠ο ∆ρΖ ΒΟλ

1. ′ΘλΣςλ

2. ƒÚΞηΠôΤûΩ

3. ΘôςôÑςλ

4. ≅ΤνΡôι

25. !′σ°Ωχ€Υλ& ΒεùΜôο ΒπΞôß ♦↔Ùλ

1. ′σß ∗ ΒΩχ€Υλ

2. ′°Υ ∗ ΒΩχ€Υλ

3. ′ß ∗ ΒΩχ€Υλ

4. ′ßûΤ ∗ ΒΩχ€Υλ

26. !Κô′±& ΦτΣΘτ ùΣôÚρ

1. ¿ν

2. ♣Ωλ

3. Κôσß

4. Ξô∴λ

27. !ΤûΩ& Φ∴κ ùΣôÚρ ΘÚλ ΣΩ ùΜôσΚρ
A. ùΞσ× B. ÑΚλ C. ′Ωλ× D. ùΣôÚκ×
1. A, B Τσßλ C Μ↔

2. B, C Τσßλ D Μ↔

3. A, C Τσßλ D Μ↔

4. C Τσßλ D Μ↔

28. ΣϕÕ ∗ ΑγΟλ < ΣϕΘôγΟλ ΦτΣÕ ΒπΞûΚκ ×Πνε′ ΑÏλ−

1. ΤΚς ùΤµÂσßκ ×Πνε′

2. Ïσ°ΥÛΚςκ ×Πνε′

3. ∆ΟλΣÓùΤµ ×Πνε′

4. Ση×κ ùΣΥν ×Πνε′

29. !Κ♠ß& Φτàλ ùΜôο ùΞηΣô↑ο Χσ[⁄♠τ Χσßε ≠ςô♠τ
≅Θτ ΞôµκΣôÓ

1. Ρôρ

2. ΤΩν

3. ♦[κ×

4. ΚôÑ

30. ùΜµÙ↓ο Øτ∴ν ΞϕΘ ùΜôο ÁηÓλ ÁηÓλ ΞϕÕ Ιúς
ùΣôÚûΖι ΘÚΞÕ−

1. ùΣôÚρ ♦τΞÚ ♣ûΩΥ∞

2. ùΜôσùΣôÚρ ♦τΞÚ♣ûΩΥ∞

3. ùΜôο ♦τΞÚ ♣ûΩΥ∞

4. ♦°Õ ùΤô→Θο ≅∞

Mathematics – SET - 2

-3 æ -7 ö
31. The reciprocal of ´ç ÷ is
8 è 13 ø

-3 æ -7 ö
´ç ÷ τ ΘûΩ•θ
8 è 13 ø

104
1.
21

- 104
2.
21

21
3.
104

- 21
4.
104

x y
32. If + = -1 ( x, y ¹ 0) then the value of x 3 - y 3 is
y x

x y
+ = -1 ( x, y ¹ 0) Φ±ο x 3 - y 3 τ Τƒκ×
y x

1. 1

2. -1

3. 0

1
4.
2

33. The ratio of the number of sides of a square to the number of edges
of a cube is

ΙÚ ΜÕςιƒτ ΣχΚδΚ↓τ Φη∞χûΚ Τσßλ ΙÚ Κ∴
ΜÕςιƒτ ↑↓λ×Κ↓τ Φη∞χûΚ Α€ΥΞσ°τ ↑€Θλ

1. 1:2

2. 2:1

3. 1:3

4. 1:4

34. One of the following is not a random experiment
1. Tossing a coin
2. Rolling a dice
3. Choosing a card from deck of 52 cards
4. Throwing a stone from a roof of a building
•θχΚηΟΞσ°ο ΜΤΞôµκ× Σ↔úΜôΘû∴ ≅οΩôΘÕ

1. ΙÚ ΡôΠΥιûΘ ÑηÓΘο

2. ΣΚûΟûΥ ∆ÚγÓΘο

3. 41 ≅γûΟΚρ ≅Οδ€Υ ≠γÓχΚγ⁄←ÚϕÕ ΙÚ ≠γûΟ
úΘνϕùΘÓιΘο

4. ΙÚ Κγ⁄Οιƒτ úΤ←ÚϕÕ ΙÚ ΚοûΩ Φ°Θο

35. The number of terms in A.P 10, 7, 4, …… -62 is

10, 7, 4, …… -62 Φàλ áγÓι ùΘôΟ↔ο ∆ρΖ ∆ßκ×Κ↓τ
Φη∞χûΚ

1. 25

2. 23

3. 24

4. 26

36. If a - b = 7 and ab = 18 then the value of a 3 - b3 is

a - b = 7 Τσßλ ab = 18 Φ±ο a 3 - b3 τ Τƒκ×

1. 180

2. 721

3. -72

4. -721

1 1
37. The value of -1
+ -1 is
5 6

1 1
-1
+ -1 τ Τƒκ×
5 6

1
1.
11

2
2.
11

3. 11

4. 1

3 1
38. The cost of 2 m. of cloth is Rs. 583 then the cost of 1 m. cloth is
4 2
in Rupees

3 1
2 ÁγΟν Õ∞♠τ ↑ûΩ ì−472 Φ±ο 1 ÁγΟν Õ∞♠τ
4 2
↑ûΩ ∋ìΣô♠ο(

1. 212

2. 318

3. 424

1
4. 141
3

39. If the points A(6, 1), B (8, 2), C(9, 4) and D(P,3) are the vertices of a
Parallelogram taken in order then the value of “P” is

A(6, 1), B(8, 2), C(9, 4) Τσßλ D(P, 3) Φàλ ×ρ↓Κρ ΙÚ
ΒûΠΚςιƒτ Ξ↔ûΜκΣ⁄ ≅ûΤϕÕρΖ ×ρ↓Κρ Φ±ο “P”τ
Τƒκ×−

1. 23

2. 15

3. 8

4. 7

40. One of the following sides does not belongs to the sides of right
angle triangle

•θχΚηΟΞσ°ο ùΜδúΚôΠ ØχúΚôΠιƒτ ΣχΚδΚρ
≅οΩôΘûΞ

1. 9, 12, 15

2. 5, 7, 9

3. 300, 400, 500

4. 2, 5 , 1

General Science – SET – 2
(Biology)
41. Example for flexible bone
1. Back bone

2. Cartilage

3. Joints

4. Muscles

ΦκΣ⁄ úΞηÓΤô∴ôÛλ ΞûΖχΚá⁄Υ+ ΞûΖÙλ ΘτûΤÙρΖ
ΦÛλ×ΚÞχÏ ΦÓιÕχΚôγÓ−

1. ØÕùΚÛλ×

2. ÏßιùΘÛλ×Κρ

3. êγÓΚρ

4. ΘûΜΚρ

42. Special roots in parasitic plants are called
1. Haustoria
2. Fibrous roots
3. Tap roots
4. Parasitic roots

ΙγÓη∞ ΘôΞςδΚ↓ο ∆ρΖ Θ±ιÕΞΤô∴ úΞν ≅ûΤκ♦τ
ùΣΥν−

1. ôυúΟô↔Υô

2. Μο← úΞν

3. Α∞ úΞν

4. ΙγÓη∞ úΞν

43. Micro organism that enhance soil fertility is

1. Nostoc

2. Virus

3. Bacteria

4. Earthworm

ΤηûΠ ΞΖκΣÓιÕλ Τη∞ÛρΖ ÖηÔ♠↔Κ↓τ ùΣΥν−

1. ΡôυΟôχ

2. ûΞςυ

3. úΣχ≈↔Υô

4. Τη ×Ý

44. Universal recipients are

1. ‘A, B’ blood group people

2. ‘B’ blood group people

3. ‘O’ blood group people

4. ‘A’ blood group people

≅û∴Ξ↔Ο♥ÚϕÕλ ΒςιΘιûΘ Θô∴ΤôΚ ùΣßλ ΒςιΘ
ΞûΚ♠∴ν−

1. ‘AB’ ΒςιΘ ΞûΚ♠∴ν

2. ‘B’ ΒςιΘ ΞûΚ♠∴ν

3. ‘O’ ΒςιΘ ΞûΚ♠∴ν

4. ‘A’ ΒςιΘ ΞûΚ♠∴ν

45. Enzyme that converts peptides into amino acids

1. Lipase

2. Tripsin

3. Pepsin

4. Peptidases

ùΣκûΟÓΚûΖ ≅♥ú∴ô ≅♥ΩδΚΖôΚ Τôσßλ Φτû⊥λ

1. ûΩúΣϖ

2. ⁄ςκ″τ

3. ùΣκ′τ

4. ùΣκ⁄úΟ]υ

General Science SET – 2

Physical Science

46. The image formed in a pinhole Camera is

1. Erected image

2. Inverted image

3. Enlarged image

4. Image doesn’t form

Ε′ ÕûΖ úΚΤςô↑ο ∆ÚΞôÏλ ♦λΣλ ,

1. úΡςô∴ ♦λΣλ

2. ΘûΩχ•Ψô∴ ♦λΣλ

3. ∆ÚùΣÚχΚλ ≅ûΟϕΘ ♦λΣλ

4. ♦λΣλ ∆ÚΞôΞÕ ΒοûΩ

47. In a chemical change

1. Colour change may take place

2. New smell may takes place

3. New products may be produced

4. All the above

ΙÚ úΞƒ Τôσ[ιƒτ úΣôÕ

1. ♣[λ Τôσ[ΤûΟ€[Õ

2. ×ƒΥ ΞôΜû∴ ∆ÚΞô€[Õ

3. ×ƒΥ ↑û∴↑ûΖκ ùΣôÚγΚρ ∆ÚΞô€τ[∴

4. úΤσΚηΟ ≅û∴ιÕλ

48. The heavenly body which takes the longest time to revolve around
the sun is
1. Meteor
2. Comet
3. Asteroid
4. Satellite

ã↔Υû∴ Ñσ°Ξς ΜôΘôςΠΤôΚ ♥Κ ≅ƒΚ ΚôΩιûΘ
ΦÓιÕχùΚôρÞλ Ξô∴↑Υο ùΣôÚρ

1. Φ↔ ΡγΜιƒςλ

2. Ξôο ΡγΜιƒςλ

3. ′ß úΚôρΚρ

4. ÕûΠúΚôρ

49. If atomic masses of hydrogen, sulphur and oxygen are 1, 32 and 16
respectively. The molecular mass of sulphuric acid (H2SO4) is

1. 98 units

2. 49 units

3. 97 units

4. 82 units

ûγς⊥τ+ ΜοΣν Τσßλ Αχ′⊥±τ ≅Ô ♣û[Κρ
Øû[úΥ 0+ 21 Τσßλ 05 Φ±ο (H2SO4),τ êΩχáß ♣û[

1. 87 ≅ΩÏΚρ

2. 38 ≅ΩÏΚρ

3. 86 ≅ΩÏΚρ

4. 71 ≅ΩÏΚρ

50. Which of the following law is based on the conservation of energy

1. Ohm’s law

2. Faraday’s law

3. Junction law

4. Loops law

•θχΚηΟΞσ°ο Ασ[ο ≅→↑τûΤ♠τ ≅⁄κΣûΟ♠ο
∆ρΖ ↑ƒ

1. ϑλ ↑ƒ

2. ΣôςúΟ ↑ƒ

3. Μϕƒ ↑ƒ

4. ΞûΖΥ ↑ƒ

Social Studies – SET - 2

51. Match the following

i) River Godavari a) Amar Kantak

ii) River Krishna b) Multai

iii) River Narmada c) Nasik

iv) River Tapati d) Mahabaleswar

1. i – a, ii – b, iii – c, iv - d
2. i – c, ii – d, iii – a, iv - b
3. i – c, ii – d, iii – b, iv - a

4. i – d, ii – c, iii – a, iv – b

•θχΚηΟΞσû[ ΒûΠχΚÜλ
(i) úΚôΘôΞ↔ Ρƒ (a) ≅ΤνΚηΟχ
(ii) €ÚωΠô Ρƒ (b) ØοΘôµ
(iii) ΡνΤûΘ Ρƒ (c) Ρô′χ
(iv) ΘΣƒ Ρƒ (d) ΤΚôΣúΖυΞν

1. i – a, ii – b, iii – c, iv – d

2. i – c, ii – d, iii – a, iv – b

3. i – c, ii – d, iii – b, iv – a

4. i – d, ii – c, iii – a, iv – b

52. The chairman of Indian constitutional drafting committee was
1. Sardar vallbh Bhai Patel
2. Jawaharlal Nerhu
3. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
4. Dr. Babu Rajendra Prasad
ΒϕƒΥ ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ×ε ΜγΟ ΞûςÜχ ÏÝ↑τ ΘûΩΞν

1. ΜνΘôν ΞοΩΣôµ ΣγúΟο

2. ⊥ΞνΩôο úΡÚ

3. ΟôχΟν− B.R. ≅λúΣιΚν

4. ΟôχΟν Σô× Βςôú⊥ϕƒς ♦ςΜôι

53. The winds that blow from sub tropical high pressure belt to sub polar
low pressure belt are
1. Polar winds
2. Prevailing wester lies
3. Trade winds
4. Easter lies
♥Θ ùΞκΣ ΤηΟΩ ∆Υν ≅ÝιΘκ Σσ♠←ÚϕÕ ÕûΠ
ÕÚΞ Ïû[ ≅ÝιΘκ Σσ úΡôχ€ ÅÑλ ΚôσßΚρ

1. ÕÚΞχ ΚôσßΚρ

2. ♣ΩÜλ úΤο ΚôσßΚρ

3. ↑ΥôΣôςχ ΚôσßΚρ

4. •θχ ΚôσßΚρ

54. The book “Praise of Folly” was written by
1. Erasmus
2. Machiavelli
3. Rousseau
4. Montesque

“Praise of Folly” Φτàλ èûΩ ΒΥσ°ΥΞν−
1. ΦςôυΤυ

2. Τôχ€ΥôΞο←

3. ìúΜô

4. ΤôηùΟυχë

55. The district of Andhra Pradesh which is famous for Mica Production
is:
1. Srikakulam
2. Vizianagaram
3. S.P.S.R. Nellore
4. Prakasam
Αϕƒςκ ♦ςúΘΜιƒο ûΤΚô ∆σΣιƒχÏκ ×ΚθùΣσ[ ΤôΞγΟλ

1. βΚôÏΖλ ΤôΞγΟλ

2. ↑⊥Υ ΡΚςλ ΤôΞγΟλ

3. β ùΣôγ⁄ βςôØÛ ùΡοíν ΤôΞγΟλ

4. ♦ςΚôΜλ ΤôΞγΟλ

56. The state that has highest number of Lok Sabha constituency in India
is
1. Andhra Pradesh
2. Bihar
3. West Bengal
4. Uttar Pradesh
ΒϕƒΥô↑ο ≅ƒΚΖ↑ο úΩôχΜûΣ ΜγΟι ùΘôσΚρ ùΚôηΟ
Τô♣Ωλ−

1. Αϕƒςκ ♦ςúΘΜλ

2. ÀΚôν

3. úΤσÏ ΞδΚôΖλ

4. ∆ιƒςκ ♦ςúΘΜλ

57. In 1764 A.D, Nawab Anwaruddin khan of Arcot was defeated by
1. The British army
2. The Dutch army
3. The French army
4. The portugese army
€−♦− 0653ο ΑνΚôγÓ ΡΞôκ ≅τΞÚι¾τ Κôû∴
úΘôσΚ⁄ιΘÕ−

1. ♦↔γ≈ω ΒςôÔΞλ

2. ΟεÑ ΒςôÔΞλ

3. ♦ùςφÑ ΒςôÔΞλ

4. úΣôνεÑ•Ñ ΒςôÔΞλ

58. The ocean that separates Europe and North America is
1. Arctic Ocean
2. Atlantic Ocean
3. Pacific Ocean

4. Indian Ocean

ΗúςôκΣôûΞÙλ+ ΞΟ ≅ùΤ↔χΚôûΞÙλ ♦↔χÏλ ùΣÚδΚΟο

1. Ανχ⁄χ ùΣÚδΚΟο

2. ≅γΩôη⁄χ ùΣÚδΚΟο

3. ΣÑ♦χ ùΣÚδΚΟο

4. ΒϕÕκ ùΣÚδΚΟο

59. Which among the following had brought about great changes in the
lives of early people?
1. The discovery of fire
2. Nomadic life
3. Drawing pictures on walls in caves

4. Gathering food

ΣΨδΚôΩ ΤχΚ↓τ ΞôθχûΚ♠ο ùΣ↔Υ Τôσ[δΚûΖ
•θχΚηΟΞσ°ο ΦÕ ùΚôηÓ ΞϕΘÕ>

1. ùΡÚκ♦û∴χ ΚηΟ°Θο

2. ΡôúΟô⁄ ΞôθχûΚ

3. ÏûΚΚ↓τ ÑΞνΚ↓ο ΣΟδΚûΖ ΞûςΘο

4. ∆ΠÜ úΜΚ↔ιΘο

60. The true statement among the following is
1. Alwars were the devotees of Vishnu, and Nayanars were the
devotees of Shiva
2. Alwars were the devotees of shiva and Nayanars were the
devotees of vishnu
3. Alwars and Nayanars were the devotees of Vishnu
4. Alwars and Nayanars were the devotees of Shiva
•θχΚηΟΞσ°ο ∆ηûΤΥô∴ áσß−

1. ↑ωÔ↑τ ΣχΘνΚûΖ ΑθΞôνΚρ Φτßλ
′ΞùΣÚΤô±τ ΣχΘνΚûΖ ΡôΥτΤôνΚρ Φτßλ
≅ûΨιΘ∴ν−

2. ′ΞùΣÚΤô±τ ΣχΘνΚûΖ ΑθΞôνΚρ Φτßλ
↑ωÔ↑τ ΣχΘνΚûΖ ΡôΥτΤôνΚρ Φτßλ
≅ûΨιΘ∴ν−

3. ↑ωÔ↑τ ΣχΘνΚρ ΑθΞôνΚρ Τσßλ ΡôΥτΤôνΚρ
Φτß ≅ûΨχΚκΣγΟ∴ν−

4. ′ΞùΣÚΤô±τ ΣχΘνΚρ ΑθΞôνΚρ Τσßλ
ΡôΥτΤôνΚρ Φτß ≅ûΨχΚκΣγΟ∴ν−

SOCIAL STUDIES SET - 1
History – SET - 1
61. Father of History

1. Aristotle

2. Socrates

3. Cicero

4. Herodotus

ΞςΩôσ°τ ΘϕûΘ

1. ≅↔υΟôγ⁄ο

2. Μôχς≈υ

3. ′Μúςô

4. ùςúΟôΟυ

62. Harappa Civilization was discovered first in the year.

1. 1921 AD

2. 1927 AD

3. 1937 AD

4. 1947 AD

ςκΣô ΡôΚÃΚλ ØΘτØΘ←ο ΒϕΘ Αη⁄ο
ΚηΟ°ΥκΣγΟÕ−

1. €−♦− 0810

2. €−♦− 0816

3. €−♦− 0826

4. €−♦− 0836

63. The first well – known and important king of Haryanka dynasty who
ruled Magadha

1. Bimbisara

2. Ajatasatru

3. Prasena Jittu

4. Udayana

ΤΚΘκ úΣςςûΜ ΑηΟ ↔ΥôδΚ Τς♦τ ØΘο Τσßλ ×Κθ
ΞôµϕΘ Øχ€Υ ≅ςΜν

1. ♦λ♦Μôςν

2. ≅⊥ôΘ ΜιÚ

3. ♦ςúΜ∴ô ≥ι

4. ∆ΘΥΠτ

64. The verse which mentions about the four fold division of varnas in
Rigveda

1. Purusha Sukta
2. Bhagavadgeta
3. Stree Suktam
4. Dharma Suktam

↔χ úΞΘιƒο ΞνΠδΚ↓τ ΡôτÏ ♦↔ÜΚûΖκ Σσ°χ
Ï°κ♦Óλ ùΜµÙρ

1. ×Ú_ ãχΘλ

2. ΣΚΞι •ûΘ

3. υιà ãχΘλ

4. ΘνΤ ãχΘλ

65. Founder of Mauryan dynasty

1. Asokha

2. Bindusara

3. Samudragupta

4. Chandragupta Mourya

ùΤΖ↔Υ ΞλΜιûΘ ♣ß↑ΥΞν

1. ≅úΜôΚν

2. ♦ϕÕΜôςν

3. ΜØιƒςÏκΘν

4. ΜϕƒςÏκΘ ùΤΖ↔Υν

66. Qutubminar construction work started by

1. Iltutmish

2. Ghiyas-ud-din Balbon

3. Mohammad – bin - Tuqhlaq

4. Qutb – ud-din-Aibak

ÏÕκ♥∴ôν ΚγÓΤô∴κ Σ∞ûΥι ùΘôΟδ€ΥΞν−

1. ΒοÕι♥ω

2. €ΥôÑι¾τ ΣôοΣτ

3. ØΚΤÕ ♦τ ÕχΖχ

4. ÏÕ×ι¾τ ΗΣχ

67. The greatest of all Hampi Vijayanagara rulers

1. Aliya Ramaraya

2. Devaraya Second

3. Saluva Narasimharaya

4. Sri Krishna Devaraya

λ♦♠τ ↑⊥ΥΡΚςκ úΣςςΜνΚ↓ο ′[ϕΘΞν−

1. ≅←Υ ςôΤςôΥν

2. ΒςηΟôλ úΘΞςôΥν

3. ΜôÞΞ Ρς′λΤ ςôΥν

4. β€ÚωΠ úΘΞςôΥν

68. The word “Homo” belongs to which language

1. English

2. Russian

3. German

4. Latin

!!úôúΤô&& Φτàλ ùΜôο ΦϕΘ ùΤô→ûΥε úΜνϕΘÕ

1. Αδ€Ωλ

2. ςωΥ

3. ù⊥νΤô±Υ

4. ΒΩι¾τ

69. The word “Mesopotamia” means

1. Land between two rivers

2. Peninsula

3. island

4. land with hills

!ùΤΜΣúΟô♥Υô& Φτàλ ùΜôο←τ ùΣôÚρ

1. ΒςηÓ ΡƒΚÞχ€ûΟ♠Ωô∴ ♣Ωκ Σςκ×

2. ¾ΣΚσΣλ

3. ¾Ü

4. Ïτßκ Σσ

70. Golden age in the history of Rome.

1. Augustas period

2. Caesar period

3. Lepidus period

4. Antony Period

úςôΤô±Υ ΞςΩôσ°τ ùΣôσΚôΩλ

1. ΑΚυΟυ ΚôΩλ

2. ≠Μ↔τ ΚôΩλ

3. ùΩ♦Ου ΚôΩλ

4. ≅ϕúΘô∞♠τ ΚôΩλ

71. The Famous book in which the name of “Harun al – Rashid” appears
mainly

1. Thousand and one Nights

2. Two thousand and one Nights

3. Four thousands and one Nights

4. Seven Thousand and one Nights

!Úη ≅ο ςÌι& Φτàλ ùΣΥν Øχ€ΥΤôΚ ΚôΠκΣÓλ
èο

1. 0//0 ΒςÜΚρ

2. 1//0 ΒςÜΚρ

3. 3//0 ΒςÜΚρ

4. 6//0 ΒςÜΚρ

72. The code of law that was promulgated by CHENGHIS KHAN

1. Yasa

2. Jasa

3. Sasa

4. Aayesa

ùΜδ€υΚôτ ùΞ↓♠γΟ ΜγΟ Ï°ÂÓ

1. ΥôΜô

2. ⊥ôΜô

3. ΜôΜô

4. ≅úΥôΜô

73. Writer of the “Communist manifesto”

1. Karal Marx

2. Sam Simmon

3. Purio

4. Prodan

“Communist manifesto” Φτàλ èûΩ ΒΥσ°ΥΞν

1. Κôςο Τôνχυ

2. Μôλ ûΜΤτ

3. é↔úΥô

4. ×úςôΘôτ

74. It was agreed to establish SAARC (South Asian Association for
Regional Co – operation) in the year

SAARC ≅ûΤκ× ∋ΞγΟôςχ áγÓ[↑σΚô∴ ùΘσΚô′Υ ΚΨΚλ(
ΒϕΘ Αη⁄ο ♣ßΞ Ικ×χùΚôρΖκΣγΟÕ−

1. 1981

2. 1982

3. 1984

4. 1985

Economics – SET - 1

75. Wealth definition given by

1. Marshal

2. Edwin Cannan

3. A.C. Pigou

4. Adam Smith

ùΜοΞ ΞûςΥû[ûΥι ΘϕΘΞν

1. Τôν_ο

2. Φγ↑τ Κô∴τ

3. Γ−′− ♦Ï

4. ΑΟλ υ♥ι

76. “Micro Economics” is derived from the word

1. Society

2. Distribution

3. Mikros

4. Marginal

Öη∞Υο ùΣôÚΖôΘôςλ Φτàλ ùΜôο ΒεùΜôο←ο ΒÚϕÕ
úΘôτ°ΥÕ−

1. ΜØΘôΥλ

2. Σ€νÜ

3. ûΤχςôυ

4. Β߃♣ûΩ

77. The budget which the total expenditure exceeds total receipts

1. Surplus budget

2. Deficit budget

3. Balanced budget

4. Fiscal deficit

ùΤôιΘ ùΜΩÜΚρ ùΤôιΘ ΞÚûΚΚûΖ↑Ο ≅ƒΚΤôΚ ΒÚχÏλ
ΞςÜ ùΜΩÜ ƒγΟλ−

1. ∆Σ↔ ΞςÜ ùΜΩÜ ƒγΟλ

2. Σσ[ôχÏû[ ΞςÜ ùΜΩÜ ƒγΟλ

3. ΜΤ♣ûΩ ΞςÜ ùΜΩÜ ƒγΟλ

4. ♣ƒι ùΘôΟνΣô∴ ΞςÜ ùΜΩÜ ƒγΟλ

78. The concept of “price elasticity” was developed by

1. Robbins

2. Keynes

3. Marshall

4. Giffen

↑ûΩ ùΡ€θÜχ ΚÚιÕÚûΞ ΞΖνε′ΥûΟΥε ùΜµΘΞν

1. ςô♦τυ

2. •τυ

3. Τôν_ο

4. €?Στ

79. In a market there are only two sellers

1. Perfect competition

2. Monopoly

3. Monopolistic competition

4. Duopoly

ΒςηÓ ↑σΣû∴ΥôΖνΚûΖ ΤγÓλ ùΚôηΟ ΜϕûΘ

1. ♣û[Üκ úΣôγ⁄

2. ΦúΘεΜƒΚôςλ

3. ΦúΘεΜƒΚôςκ úΣôγ⁄

4. ΒςγûΟΥƒΚôςλ

80. The marginal productivity theory of Distribution was systematically
evaluated by

1. J.B. Clark

2. M.L. Jhingan

3. H.L. Ahuja

4. H.S Agarwal

Σ€ν↑τ Β߃♣ûΩ ∆σΣιƒιƒ[τ úΚôγΣôγ⁄û∴
ΞΖνε′ΥûΟΥε ùΜµΘΞν−

1. ú⊥−♦− €Ζôνχ

2. Φλ−Φο− ≥δΚτ

3. ùε−Φο− ≅ø⊥ô

4. ùε−Φυ− ≅ΚνΞôο

81. Chairman of the National Income estimates (1949) committee

1. D.R. Gadgil

2. Dr. V. K. R. V. Rao

3. P.C. Mahlnobis

4. M.L. Seth

úΘ′Υ ΞÚΞôµχ Κ∞κ×χ ÏÝ ∋0838(↑τ úΜνΤτ

1. ⁄−Αν− Κôγ€ο

2. ΟôχΟν− ↑−úΚ−Αν−↑− ςôπ

3. ♦−′− ΤΖúΡô♦υ

4. Φλ−Φο− úΜι

82. The National population policy was announced on

1. April 1976

2. April 1975

3. April 1974

4. April 1977

úΘ′Υ ΤχΚρùΘôûΚχ ùΚôρûΚ ≅°↑χΚκΣγΟ Ρôρ

1. Γκςο 0865

2. Γκςο 0864

3. Γκςο 0863

4. Γκςο 0866

83. “Transport” belongs to which sector in National Income

1. Primary sector

2. Secondary sector

3. Tertiary sector

4. Private sector

úΘ′Υ ΞÚΞô♠ο !úΣôχÏΞςιÕ& ΦϕΘι Õû[♠ο ≅ΟδÏλ

1. ØΘτûΤι Õû[

2. ΒςηΟôλ Õû[

3. êτ[ôλ Õû[

4. Θ±Υôν Õû[

84. Founder of modern Microfinance system

1. Mohammad Iqbal

2. Mohammad Rafiq

3. Mohammad Yunas

4. Mohammad lateef

ΡÅ∴ Öη ♣ƒ Øû[ûΥ ♣ß↑ΥΞν

1. ØΚΤÕ ΒχΣôο

2. ØΚΤÕ ς?♦χ

3. ØΚΤÕ ë∴υ

4. ØΚΤÕ Ωι¾κ

85. Father of Green Revolution

1. Amartyasen

2. William .S. Gand

3. Norman Borlaug

4. M.L. Dantwala

ΣÑûΤκ ×ςγ′♠τ ΘϕûΘ

1. ≅ΤνιƒΥô úΜτ

2. ↑ο←Υλ Φυ− Κôηγ

3. ΡôνΤτ úΣôνΩôχ

4. Φλ−Φο− ΘϕιΞôΩô

86. The first industrial policy resolution of India was declared on

ΒϕƒΥô↑τ ØΘο ùΘô→σùΚôρûΚι ¾νΤô∴λ ≅°↑χΚκΣγΟ
Ρôρ

1. 6-4-1948

2. 6-4-1949

3. 6-4-1947

4. 6-4-1946

87. Which state is called as “The Kohinoor of India” regarding Tourism
sector

1. Tamil Nadu

2. Bihar

3. Madhya Pradesh

4. Andhra Pradesh

ÑσßΩôι Õû[ι ùΘôΟνΣô∴ ΦϕΘ Τô♣Ωλ “ΒϕƒΥô↑τ
úΚô∝òν” Φτß ≅ûΨχΚκΣÓ€[Õ−

1. Θ♥θΡôÓ

2. ÀΚôν

3. ΤιƒΥκ ♦ςúΘΜλ

4. Αϕƒςκ ♦ςúΘΜλ

88. The constituent Assembly adopted the Indian constitution on

1. 1946 January - 26

2. 1947 November - 26

3. 1949 November - 26

4. 1950 January - 26

ΒϕƒΥ ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ×ε ΜγΟλ ≅ς′Υο ♣νΠΥ ΜûΣΥôο
ΓσßχùΚôρΖκΣγΟ Ρôρ

1. ⊥∴Ξ↔ 15+ 0835

2. ΡΞλΣν 15+ 0836

3. ΡΞλΣν 15+ 0838

4. ⊥∴Ξ↔ 15+ 084/

89. In Indian Constitution the Fundamental Rights are incorporated in

1. II part

2. III part

3. IV part

4. I part

ΒϕƒΥ ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ×ε ΜγΟιƒο ≅⁄κΣûΟ ∆↔ûΤΚρ ΒϕΘ
Σσ♠ο ΒûΠχΚκΣγÓρΖÕ−

1. Σσ II

2. Σσ III

3. Σσ IV

4. Σσ I

90. Which Article of the Indian constitution abolished the untouchability

1. Article - 16

2. Article - 14

3. Article - 18

4. Article - 17

¾ηΟôûΤûΥ Ι→χÏλ ΒϕƒΥ ≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ×ε ΜγΟκ ♦↔Ü

1. ΜγΟκ ♦↔Ü , 05

2. ΜγΟκ ♦↔Ü , 03

3. ΜγΟκ ♦↔Ü , 07

4. ΜγΟκ ♦↔Ü , 06

91. Who is the constitutional head of the Indian Union

1. Speaker of Lok Sabha

2. Prime Minister

3. President of India

4. Vice - President

≅ς′ΥΩûΤκ×ε ΜγΟκΣ⁄ ΒϕƒΥ ë±Υ±τ ΘûΩΞν

1. úΩôχΜûΣ♠τ ΜΣô ΡôΥΚν

2. ♦ςΘΤ Τϕƒ↔

3. ΒϕƒΥ Ï⁄ΥςÑι ΘûΩΞν

4. ÕûΠχ Ï⁄ΥςÑι ΘûΩΞν

92. Who acts as the leader of the Parliament

1. President of India

2. Prime Minister

3. Speaker of Lok Sabha

4. Vice - President

ΣôςôÞΤτ[ιƒτ ΘûΩΞςôΚε ùΜΥοΣÓΣΞν−

1. ΒϕƒΥχ Ï⁄ΥςÑι ΘûΩΞν

2. ♦ςΘΤ Τϕƒ↔

3. úΩôχΜûΣ♠τ ΜΣô ΡôΥΚν

4. ÕûΠχ Ï⁄ΥςÑι ΘûΩΞν

93. Indian Parliament consists of

1. Rajya Sabha, Lok Sabha

2. Rajya Sabha, Lok Sabha, State legislature

3. Rajya Sabha, Lok Sabha, Prime minister

4. President of India, Rajya Sabha, Lok Sabha

ΒϕƒΥκ ΣôςôÞΤτ[λ ΒΞσ°τ áÓûΚ

1. Βςôϖ≥Υ ΜûΣ+ úΩôχ ΜûΣ

2. Βςôϖ≥Υ ΜûΣ+ úΩôχ ΜûΣ+ Τô♣Ω ΜγΟ ΜûΣΚρ

3. Βςôϖ≥Υ ΜûΣ+ úΩôχ ΜûΣ+ ♦ςΘΤ Τϕƒ↔

4. Ï⁄ΥςÑι ΘûΩΞν+ Βςôϖ≥Υ ΜûΣ+ úΩôχΜûΣ

94. “Judicial review” borrowed from

1. Britain

2. U.S.A

3. France

4. Canada

!!¿ƒ ÁρΣôνûΞ&& Φτàλ ΚÚιÕ ΒϕΘ Ρôγ⁄←ÚϕÕ
ùΣ[κΣγΟÕ−

1. ♦↔γΟτ

2. ≅ùΤ↔χΚ Ηχ€Υ ΡôÓΚρ

3. ♦ςôτυ

4. Κ∴Οô

95. The chief minister is appointed by

1. President of India

2. Prime minister

3. Governor of the state

4. Vice - President

ØΘΩûΤεΜûς ♣Υ♥κΣΞν

1. ΒϕƒΥχ Ï⁄ΥςÑι ΘûΩΞν

2. ♦ςΘΤ Τϕƒ↔

3. Τô♣Ω ΑÞΡν

4. ÕûΠχ Ï⁄ΥςÑι ΘûΩΞν

96. According to whom “Political science begins and ends with the
state”

1. J.W. Garner

2. R.G. Gettle

3. Appadorai

4. Socrates

!!≅ς′Υο ≅°↑Υο ≅ςÑΟτ ùΘôΟδ€ ≅ςÑΟτ Ø⁄€[Õ&&
Φτß á°ΥΞν−

1. ú⊥− Ο×ρë− Κôν∴ν

2. Αν−≥− ùΚγ⁄ο

3. ≅κΣôÕûς

4. Μôχς≈υ

97. Who described that man is a Social Animal

1. Plato

2. Aristotle

3. Thomas Hobbes

4. Socrates

Τ±Θτ ΙÚ ΜêΚ ↑ΩδÏ Φτß á°ΥΞν

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98. The first Political Scientist who used the word “State”

1. Aristotle

2. Machiavelli

3. Thomas Hobbes

4. Plato

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99. According to Plato, the population of ideal state is

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1. 10,000

2. 8,000

3. 5040

4. 4050

100. Who mentioned the six sources of Law

1. Mc Iver

2. T.E. Holland

3. H.J. Laski

4. John Locke

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