Test No :44
Q1. Among the following what was the original intention of the East India Company?
Q2. Who among the following is attributed with the revival of "Vedas"?
Q3. "India has to unite and conquer the whole world once again with its might". Whose quote is this?
Q4. During the 1857 revolt, who was the governor general?
Q5. Who introduced the "Doctrine of Lapse"?
Q6. Which of the following statement is correct with regard to the 1857 revolt?
Q7. Which factor was least responsible for the failure of the 1857 sepoy mutiny?
Q8. Pick the best statement that explains the 1857 revolt?
Q9. Among the following who was not an important leader of the 1857 mutiny?
Q10. At which of these places the 1857 revolt did not take place?
Q11. Point out the correct reason for the failure of the 1857 mutiny.
Q12. Among the following who did not participate in the 1857 revolt?
Q13. Assertion: The 1857 mutiny was suppressed by the British. Reason:Except for people like Rani Jhansi and Tantya Tope, few feudal lords participated in the mutiny.
Q14. For what reason the princely state of Avadh was annexed by the British?
Q15. British annexed many regions by different methods. State of Jhansi was annexed through which of these methods?
Q16. To whom the following statement can be attributed: "he came as a clerk in the East India Co., for trade, stayed and overcame the French, subdued the Indian Princess and established British rule in India. Thus he can be described as a saviour"
Q17. Which of these battles brought an end to the French Challenge to the British Supremacy.......
Q18. The French could not establish power in the Deccan and most part of South, because......
Q19. During whose reign the Marathas had the maximum expansion?
Q20. Who among the following laid the foundation for the Portuguese power in India?
Q21. When from the Constitution came into force?
Q22. What was the original content of the Constitution of India?
Q23. When from the Constitution was adopted?
Q24. Who prepared the "Preamble" for the Constitution?
Q25. Of the following, who was NOT in the Constitution Drafting Committee?
Q26. On the death of Dr.Sachidananda Sinha, who led the constituent assembly?
Q27. Who led the Constitution Drafting Committee?
Q28. Who headed the Constituent Assembly?
Q29. When did the Constituent Assembly meet for the first time?
Q30. The Constituent Assembly was set up under which resolution of the British?
Q31. Who was the Chief Guest of the First Republic Day Celebrations on 26th January 1950?
Q32. National Calendar starts on which date of the Gregorian Calendar?
Q33. What is the difference in the number of years between Saka Era years and Indian National Calendar years?
Q34. Closing ceremony of the Republic Day Celebrations is called….
Q35. Indian National Calendar is based on the Saka Era. When from the National Calendar was adopted?
Q36. From which year, dignitaries of foreign countries are invited to be the chief guest of the Republic Day Celebrations?
Q37. Who was the first Chief Guest of the Republic Day Celebrations when the regular practice was commenced?
Q38. Who was the King of England when India attained independence?
Q39. Preceding the independence, Jawaharlal Nehru made an important speech. What is it called?
Q40. Prime Minister hoists the National Flag and addresses the Nation on…… and from……
Q41. "Letter of Credit" means ...........
Q42. "Depreciation" is ...............
Q43. Inflation , in theory, occurs when the ..........
Q44. Asian Development Bank has opened its Residential Office in ......
Q45. "Planned economy for India" (1934) was the work of ......
Q46. In a class of 125 students, 20% of the students can dance. 2/5 of the total number of students in the class can sing and 2/5 of the remaining number of students in the class are good at sports. What is the ratio of the number of students who can dance to the number of students who are good at sports?
Q47. Pramila invested an amount of Rs.35000 for two years at the rate of 5% per annum. What amount of compound interest would she receive at the end of two years?
Q48. The area of a square is twice the area of a rectangle. If the area of the square is 324 Sq.cm and the length of the rectangle is 13.5 cm., what is the difference between the breadth of the rectangle and the side of the square?
Q49. A train travels for 3 hours, the first hour at 10 km/hour and the remaining 2 hours at 25 km/hour. What is the average speed?
Q50. Raju purchases 550 ml of milk every day. If cost of one litre of milk is Rs.44, how much amount will he pay in 45 days?
Q51. Presence of extra nucleotide in gene results in .....................
Q52. Genetically identical organisms that descend from a common ancestor are called.................
Q53. The technique employed to get rid of the microbes in the culture medium and plant tissue is known as ................
Q54. In genetic engineering the host bacterium multiplies by following the instructions of .................
Q55. Plant cell of potato and tomato were brought together through..............
Q56. Chymotrypsinogen and trypsinogen are activated by the enzyme.......
Q57. The central living part of a tooth is known as ..........
Q58. The lungs are covered by a double layered membrane known as.................
Q59. In which of the following disease involves sudden death of part of the heart muscle.
Q60. Loss of blood supply to brain is called ....................
Q61. All the Adreno corticoid hormones are .............
Q62. What are Urinary stones (calculi)?
Q63. Kidney stones which do not cause any symptoms/complications need not be treated.
Q64. Who among the following discovered the "technique of pure culture"?
Q65. The ability of microorganisms to cause the disease is known as .................
Q66. ....................is NOT an antigen presenting cells?
Q67. Humoral immunity consists of ...................
Q68. Who discovered the double helix DNA model?
Q69. Eukaryotic cell undergoes transcription to synthesize ...............
Q70. The diseases caused by single gene mutation could be cured by ..............
