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General Awareness, General Knowledge : GK Solved Paper: 100 Questions of General Awareness

 

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1. How many ways can a batsman lose his wickets?

(a) 5       (b) 10    (c) 15     (d) 20

Answer : B

 

2. Corundum is a mineral of:

(a) Calcium (b) Gold (c) Iron (d) Aluminum

Answer : D

3. The state which is the largest producer of tea in India:

(a) Tamil Nadu   (b) Assam            (c) Kerala            (d) Karnataka

Answer : B

 

4. Which of the following is issued by the President when the Parliament is not in session?

(a) Ordinances  (b) Rules             (c) Statutes        (d) Proclamation

Answer : A

 

5. The strength of the council of minister is fixed by the:

(a) Governor      (b) Chief Minister           (c) Parliament   (d) Constitution

Answer : B

 

6. Neutron was discovered by:

(a) J.J. Thompson             (b) Rutherford  (c) Bohr               (d) Chadwick

Answer : D

 

7. Which of the following principle is made use of in the working of an atom bomb?

(a) Thermionic emission                                (b) Nuclear fusion           (c) Nuclear fission           (d) Transmutation

Answer : C

 

8. ‘Paleontology’ is the study of:

(a) Fossils            (b) Bones           (c) Animals          (d) Birds

Answer : A

 

9. Amylase acts upon:

(a) Lipids              (b) Oils                  (c) Starch             (d) Glucose

Answer : C

 

10. The active cell division in a plant is found in the:

(a) tips of roots and shoots          (b) pith cells      (c) cells cortex                   (d) intermodal region

Answer : A

 

11. Which among the following is the ant sterility vitamin?

(a) B       (b) C      (c) D       (d) E

Answer : D

 

12. In which year the Indian National Congress was formed?

(a) 1811                (b) 1858                (c) 1885                (d) 1895

Answer : C

 

13. The leader of Cochin who fought with Velu Thampi Dalwa aganist the British:

(a) Kunhali Maracker      (b) Paliath Achan             (c)Pazhassi Raja               (d) Chirakkal Raja

Answer : B

 

14. Who was the author of the book “Sathyartha Prakash�

(a) Swami Dayananda Saraswathi             (b) Rajaram Mohan Roy                               (c) Swami Vivekananda                                 (d) Ramakrishna Paramahamsa

Answer : A

 

15. The first Viceroy of British India:

(a) Lord Cornwallis           (b) Lord Ripon   (c) Lord Canning               (d) Lord Dalhousie

Answer : C

 

16. Who was the first king presided the court of Kanauj?

(a) Samudra Gupta          (b) Chandragupta           (c) Harsha           (d) Kanishka

Answer : C

 

17. Which is the mid layer of the earth?

(a) Sial                   (b) Sima               (c) Core               (d) Mantle

Answer : D

18. The Himalayan Mountain is made up of:

(a) Intrusive rocks            (b) Extrusive rocks           (c) Sedimentary rocks                    (d) Metamorphic rocks

Answer : D

19. The most prominent distributory of tHE Ganga river:

(a) Yamuna                         (b) Ram Ganga                 (c) Gomati                          (d) Hoogly

Answer : D

20. The leader who is known as ‘The Grand old man of India’:

(a) Sardar Vallabhai Patel              (b) Dadabai Naoroji                         (c) Balgangadhar Tilak                                    (d) Bipin Chandrapal

Answer : D

21. The southern most part of India:

(a) Sri Lanka        (b) Pak Strait                     (c) Maladive                       (d) Nicobar group of Island

Answer : D

22. The head quarters of the Theosophical Society in India:

(a) Nagercoil                      (b) Adayar          (c) Madura         (d) Trichy

Answer : B

23. Which is not a port on the west coast of India?

(a) Paradeep      (b) Marmagoa                  (c) Mangalore                   (d) Kandla

Answer : A

24. In which year the University of Travancore was established?

(a) 1935                (b) 1937               (c)1939                (d) 1941

Answer : B

25. The state which is the leading producer of mica:

(a) Jharkhand                    (b) Orissa            (c) Rajasthan                      (d) Madhya Pradesh

Answer : C

26. Which of the following diseases are sexually transmitted?

(a) AIDS                                (b) Gonorrhea                  (c) Syphilis          (d) All of these

Answer : D

27. On 27th May 2006 a strong earthquake was close to:

(a) Mount Kilimanjaro                    (b) Mount Merapi           (c) Vesuvius      (d) Barren Island

Answer : B

28. The year in which the postal stamp was introduced first:

(a) 1840                (b) 1845                (c) 1850               (d) 1855

Answer : A

29. Which type of lens is used in the case of “Astigmatism†to get the correct

vision?

(a)    Converging lens                                (b) Diverging lens            (c) Cylindrical lens            (d) Bi-focal lens

Answer : C

30. What is the total number of constellation identified till now by human beings?

(a) 48                     (b) 58                    (c) 78                     (d) 88

Answer : D

31. The highest railway bridge is built across the river:

(a) Jhelum           (b) Chenab        (c) Beas               (d) Ravi

Answer : A

32. Which of the following is a controversial film for display?

(a) The great Escape       (b) Hamlet         (c) Davinchi code             (d) Casino Royale

Answer : C

33. What is the chemical formula of bleaching powder?

(a) NaHCO3        (b) Ca3(PO4)2                   (c) Na2CO3â€â€10H2O           (d) CaOCI2

Answer : D

34. Barkhans are land forms of:

(a) wind erosion               (b) wind deposition        (c) glacial deposition                      (d) coastal erosion

Answer : B

35. ‘Plam pudding’ model of atom is prepared by:

(a) Albert Einstein            (b) Rutherford                  (c) Alexander Fleming                    (d) Niels Bohr

Answer : D

36. An example for non-renewable source of energy:

(a) solar energy                                (b) petroleum                   (c) biomass        (d) water power

Answer : B

37. In which country the G-8 summit of 2005, held?

(a) Canada          (b) Iceland         (c) Scotland        (d) Greenland

Answer : C

38. In South India, Jainism was spread by:

(a) Kharavela     (b) Upali              (c) Rudradaman I             (d) Bhadrabahu

Answer : D

39. The people of which country have longest life span:

(a) China              (b) Japan             (c) England          (d) America

Answer : B

40. Which is not a source of Carbohydrates?

(a) Fish                                 (b) Butter            (c) Cheese          (d) Potato

Answer : B

41. Who translated Bhagavat Gita into Persian language?

(a) Abdul Fazal                  (b) Dara                (c) Dadu              (d) Balban

Answer : B

42. The second highest mountain peak in the world:

(a) Kanchenjunga            (b) Nangaparbad              (c) Nanda devi                   (d) Godwin Austin

Answer : D

43. The author of the book ‘Gandhi Life and Thought’:

(a) V.D Savarkar                                (b) J.B Kripalani                (c) Jawaharlal Nehru                       (d) R.K Laxman

Answer : B

44. The creature in which the external fertilization takes place:

(a) bird                 (b) dog                                (c) cat                   (d) frog

Answer : D

45. Which country won the gold in Men’s Hockey in Bangkok Asian Games, 1998?

(a) India               (b) South Korea               (c) Pakistan        (d) Japan

Answer : C

46. The Pallivasal Hydro electric system was commissioned during the reign of:

(a) Marthanda Varma                    (b) Dharma Raja               (c) Srimulam Thirunal     (d) Sri Chitira Tirunal Balarama

Varma

Answer : D

47. Name the author of the novel ‘The Ambassadors’:

(a) Joyce Cary    (b) E.M Foster (c) Henry James                                (d) Hadley Chase

Answer : C

48. Which element is not present in fats?

(a) Nitrogen       (b) Sulphur         (c) Carbon           (d) Hydrogen

Answer : C

 

49. Which is know as the father of American Football?

(a) Bob Cousy                    (b) Water Camp               (c) James Corbett           (d) Charles W Brown

Answer : B

50. The most densely populated country in the world:

(a) India               (b) China              (c) Japan              (d) Pakistan

Answer : C

51. Be careful when you ride on a bike, ........?

(a) won’t you     (b) did you          (c) didn’t you                     (d) aren’t you

Answer : A

52. The passive voice of “He made his wife do the workâ€Â:

(a) His wife was making to do the work                  (b) His wife was made to do the work

(c) His wife was done the work                                  (d) His wife was made doing the work

Answer : B

53. The feminine gender of horse is:

(a) Cow                (b) Lass                 (c) Hind               (d) Marc

Answer : D

54. Find out the wrongly spelt word:

(a) Zealous          (b) Committee                  (c) Souvenior                     (d) Allotted

Answer : C

55. That house ........ to peter:

(a) belongs         (b) is belonging to           (c) is belonged to             (d) was belonged to

Answer : A

56. He is ..... going near an elephant.

(a) afraid              (b) afraid of                        (c) feared            (d) fearing

Answer : B

57. The older we grow:

(a) the wiser we became              (b) wiser we become     (c) the wisest we become            (d) we grow wiser

Answer : A

58. The teacher asked Ravi:

(a) whether he saw the exhibition           (b) whether he had seen the exhibition

(c) whether had seen the exhibition       (d) whether he will see the exhibition

Answer : B

59. We shall wait here:

(a) until you return          (b) until you will return                  (c) until you returned     (d) until you had returned

Answer : A

60. Neither of the two speakers ....... eloquent

(a) were               (b) had                (c) was                  (d) being

Answer : C

61. It has been raining ....... last night

(a) For                   (b) at                     (c) since               (d) till

Answer : C

62. The price of petrol is higher than

(a) diesel             (b) the diesel                     (c) of diesel                        (d) that of diesel

Answer : D

63. No sooner had she heard the sad news ......... she burst in to tears.

(a) when              (b) before           (c) than                (d) then

Answer : C

64. They discussed ...... the border issue at the summit.

(a) about             (b) of                     (c) against                           (d) none

Answer : D

65. I would resign if I ........ you

(a) am                   (b) was                 (c) were              (d) had

Answer : C

66. Dessert means:

(a) sand covered large area if barren land             (b) sweet savory confection                       (c) abandon       (d) detailed

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Answer : B

67. The opposite of the word ‘Sympathy’

(a) Apathy           (b) Pride              (c) Angry             (d) Pity

Answer : A

68. The dacoits ...... to the police after much resistance

(a) gave up         (b) turned down              (c) gave in           (d) passed away

Answer : C

69. The president A.P.J Abdul Kalam ........ the nation to stand united in the fight against terrorism

(a) called on       (b) called at        (c) called off      (d) called upon

Answer : D

70. Never look a gift horse

(a) in the mouth               (b) in the park   (c) in the zoo      (d) in the stable

Answer : A

71. Carpenter is related to furniture, in the same way Goldsmith is related to:

(a) Ornaments  (b) Necklace      (c) Chain             (d) Bangles

Answer : C

72. Find the related word Thunder : Rain :: ..... : Night

(a) Day                  (b) Dark                (c) Dusk                (d) Evening

Answer : B

 

73. Find the pair which is differently related in comparison with the others:

(a) Labourer : Industry   (b) Teacher : Classroom                                (c) Driver : Vehicle          (d) Doctor : Patient

Answer : A

74. From the group of letters one is different from others.Find it out

(a) DgP                 (b) MsP               (c) DiG                  (d) AsP

Answer : B

75. Which one does not follow the pattern

(a) 5/2                   (b) 10/3               (c) 17/4                 (d) 24/5

Answer : D

76. Insert the missing number: 5, 11, 21, 43, ....

(a) 85                     (b) 86                    (c) 87                    (d) 88

Answer : A

77. Insert the missing letters ..., ywu, qom, ige

(a) jhg                   (b) rpq                 (c) wus                                (d) mlj

Answer : C

78. If VENU is coded as E2122N then NEAT is codes as

(a) E2014A                           (b) E1420A                          (c) A1420E          (d) A2014E

Answer : A

79. Showing a lady in the park, kumar said “She is the daughter of my grand father’s only

sonâ€Â. How is Kumar related to the lady?

(a)    Father                   (b) Daughter                     (c) Brother          (d) Aunt

Answer : D

80. Mini tore out several successive pages from a book.Number of the first page she tore out is

385. It is known that the number of the last page which she tore out is with the same digits in

some other order.How many pages did she remove from the book?

(a)    154                         (b) 253                 (c) 469                  (d) 451

Answer : D

81. If September 14 is Friday, how many Saturdays and Sundays will that month have?

(a) 4, 4                  (b) 5, 4                 (c) 4, 5                  (d) 5, 5

Answer : D

82. Calendar is to date as Atlas is to:

(a) Jewellery                      (b) Map                (c) Earth               (d) Globe

Answer : B

83. A man walks 30 meters towards South. Then turning to his right he walks 30 meters. Then

turn to his left and walks 20 meters. Again takes a turn to his left and walks 30 meters. How far is

he from his initial position?

(a)    20 meters            (b) 50 meters                    (c) 60 meters                    (d) 80 meters

Answer : B

84. Fill in the blank as per the sequence: PLANETARIUM, LANERAUIM, ANEUAMI, ........

(a) NEMAI           (b) NEAIM          (c) NEUMI           (d) NEMIA

Answer : A

85. In a group of six person F is richer than E but not as rich as A. B is richer than C and D but not

as rich as A. E is richer than D. E and C are equally rich. Who is the poorest among them?

(a)    Data inadequate              (b) C                      (c) E                       (d) D

Answer : D

86. A metal block having sides 10 cm, 15 cm, 30 cm has cut into equal cubes. If the block is

exhausted completely what will be the least possible number of cubes?

(a)    12                           (b) 24                    (c) 30                     (d) 36

Answer : D

87. If aX – bY = cZ then X : Y: Z is:

(a) be :ca : ab     (b) ab : bc : ca                   (c) a : b : c                           (d) b : c : a

Answer : A

88. Two poles of heights 10 m and 15m stand on a plane ground. If the distance between their

Feet is 12m the Distance between their top is:

(a)    5m          (b) 12m               (c) 12.5m             (d) 13m

Answer : D

89. If |3x-10|>5 then:

(a) X≤5, x≥5/3                    (b) x≥5, x≤5/3                    (c) x≤-5, x≥5/3                   (d) x≤-5, x≥-5/3

Answer : A

90. Find the empty set:

(a) {x: x=x}                          (b) {x: x≠x}                          (c) {x: x=x2}                        (d) {x: x≠x3}

Answer : B

91. If 3x-y –27 and 3x+y = 243 then x is:

(a) 0                       (b) 2                      (c) 4                       (d) 6

Answer : C

92. If f(x)-5×2-3x+2 and g(x) = 2×2-2x-2 then f(2)-g(-2) is:

(a) 2                       (b) 4                       (c) 6                       (d) 18

Answer : C

93. The least number which is to be added to make 7399 a perfect square is

(a) 170 (b) 151 (c)27 (d) 0

Answer : A

 

94. Number of terms common to the two arithmetic progressions 5, 10, 15, ... 315 and 4, 8, 12 ...

604 are:

(a)    13                           (b) 14                    (c) 15                    (d) 16

Answer : C

95. Mean weight of m boys is 43 kg. If the teacher who weighs 63kg is included the mean

Becomes  45 kg. What is the value of m?

(a)    6                              (b) 7                      (c) 8                       (d) 9

Answer : D

96. Cardiologist : Heart : Dermatologist :

(a) Dream                            (b) Diabetes                       (c) Skin                 (d) Infertility

Answer : C

97. Book is to read as Piano is to:

(a) Music                             (b) Play                                 (c) Sing                                 (d) Song

Answer : B

99. If smell means taste, taste means hear, hear means see and see means smell then what is

cars used for?

(a)    Smell                     (b) hear                               (c) taste                               (d) see

Answer : B

100. If PΔQ means P is smaller than Q and MÆ̃N means M is greater than N then what does AÆ̃BΔC means:

(a) A is greater than B and C                        (b) B is greater than A and less than C                     (c) B is greater than A and C                        (d) B is less than A and C

Answer : D

 

 

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