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  • Question 1
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    A segment of DNA contains 1200 nucleotides, of which 200 have adenine bases. How many cytosine bases are present in this segment of DNA?

    Solution

    In DNA, adenine forms double hydrogen bond with thymine and cytosine form triple hydrogen bond with guanine. According to Chargaff's rule, the number of adenine bases is equal to the number of thymine bases; and the number of guanine bases is equal to the cytosine bases. So, if adenine are 200 in number, thymine will be 200 also and hence, cytosine and guanine will be 400 each out of 800 bases left.

     

  • Question 2
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    You are observing a non-chlorophyllous, eukaryotic organism with chitinous cell wall under a microscope. You shall describe the organism as a

    Solution

    Fungi are eukaryotic cells. The cell wall of fungi is made up of chitin. It shows heterotrophic mode of nutrition because of absence of chlorophyll.

     

  • Question 3
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    Match the items given in Column A and Column B, and identify the correct alternative from the ones listed below.

    Column A Column B
    (a) Flying fish (i) Draco
    (b) Flying lizard (ii) Echidna
    (c) Egg laying mammal (iii) Exocoetus
    (d) Flightless bird (iv) Struthio
    Solution

    Flying fish - Exocoetus
    Flying lizard - Draco
    Egg laying mammal - Echidna
    Flightless bird - Struthio

     

  • Question 4
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    Which one of the following statements about cell organelle and their functions is correct?

    Solution

    The main function of Golgi bodies is packaging and dispatching of materials.

    All the other options are wrong.
    Mitochondria are involved in aerobic respiration.
    Rough endoplasmic reticulum is involved in protein synthesis, not the SER.
    Lysosomes store enzymes and are not involved in the membrane biogenesis.

     

  • Question 5
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    A leguminous plant grown in an autoclaved, sterilized soil fails to produce root nodules because

    Solution

    The process of autoclaving kills the microorganisms (in this case rhizobium bacteria). Therefore, when a leguminous plant is grown in this soil, it will not produce nodules due to absence of nitrogen fixing (rhizobium) bacteria.

     

  • Question 6
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    The causative agent of the sleeping sickness in human beings is an

    Solution

    Trypanosoma is the causative agent of the disease "sleeping sickness". It is a unicellular flagellate protozoa. Trypanosoma is an extracellular parasite found in blood plasma.

     

  • Question 7
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    Abundance of coliform bacteria in a water body is indicative of pollution from

    Solution

    Coliform bacteria (e.g. E. coli) are present in abundance in domestic sewage. The presence of coliform bacteria in a water sample, is indicative of pollution from domestic sewage.

     

  • Question 8
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    Prolonged exposure to the fumes released by incomplete combustion of coal may cause death of a human because of

    Solution

    Carbon monoxide is produced during incomplete combustion of coal. This gas is highly toxic and can cause human death.

     

  • Question 9
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    The phenomenon of normal breathing in a human being comprises

    Solution

    Inspiration requires the contraction of muscles, so it is an active process. During expiration or exhalation, intercostal muscles and diaphragm relax. So, it is a passive process.

     

  • Question 10
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    Which one of the following statements is true with respect to photosynthesis?

    Solution

    The green stem in the herbs and some other plants like the cactii has chlorophyll.
    Hence, the stem in these plants is also capable of photosynthesis.

     

  • Question 11
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    The girth of stem increases due to the activity of

    Solution

    Lateral meristem is responsible for the increase in girth/diameter of the plants.

     

  • Question 12
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    Which one of the following represents the correct sequence of events in a reflex action?

    Solution

    Reflex action is an involuntary, almost instantaneous response to a stimulus by a body during an emergency such as touching a hot object or stepping on something sharp.
    Correct sequence of path during a reflex action is:

    Receptor → sensory nerve → spinal cord → motor nerve → muscle

     

  • Question 13
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    In human females, the immature eggs are for the first time seen in the ovaries

    Solution

    Egg formation in human female starts at the foetal stage. So, immature eggs are first seen in the ovaries before birth at the foetus stage.

     

  • Question 14
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    What happens when a fixed amount of oxygen gas is taken in a cylinder and compressed at a constant temperature?

    (a) The number of collisions of the oxygen molecules per unit area of the wall of the cylinder increases.
    (b) Oxygen (O2) gets converted into ozone (O3).
    (c) Kinetic energy of the molecules of oxygen gas increases.

    Solution

    At a constant temperature, the increase in pressure will result in decrease in volume (Boyle's law).
    Hence, the number of molecules of oxygen present per unit volume increases and as a result the collisions per unit area of the wall of the cylinder increase.
    Therefore, (a) is correct.

    Oxygen gas does not convert to ozone simply by increasing the pressure. Hence (b) is incorrect.
    The kinetic energy of the gas is a function of temperature of the gas and it remains constant at a constant temperature.Hence (c) is incorrect.

     

  • Question 15
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    What mass of CO2 will be formed when 6 g of carbon is burnt in 32 g of oxygen?

    Solution

    C + O2 → CO2
    According to the balanced equation:
    n(C) reacted = n (O2) required = n (CO2) formed
    n(C) available = 6/12 = 0.5
    n(O2) available = 32/32 = 1
    Hence, C is the limiting reagent.
    Therefore, n (CO2) formed = n(C) reacted = 0.5
    Therefore, mass of CO2 formed = 0.5 × 44 = 22.0 g

     

  • Question 16
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    The law of conservation of mass is valid for which of the following?

    (a) Reactions involving oxidation
    (b) Nuclear reactions
    (c) Endothermic reactions

    Solution

    The law of conservation of mass is obeyed in all chemical reactions except the nuclear reactions, where a small change in the mass is because it is converted into energy.
    E = ∆ m C2

     

  • Question 17
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    How many sub-atomic particles are present in an α-particle used in Rutherford's alpha scattering experiment? Choose the correct set from the table given below.

    No. of Protons No. of Neutrons No. of Electrons
    1. 4 0 0
    2. 2 0 2
    3. 2 2 0
    4. 2 2 1
    Solution

    α-particle is Helium nucleus (He2+).
    It has atomic number (Z) = 2 and mass number (A) = 4.
    Therefore, number of protons = 2
    Number of electrons = 0
    Number of neutrons = 4 - 2 = 2

     

  • Question 18
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    A metal occurs in nature as its ore X which on heating in air converts to Y. Y reacts with unreacted X to give the metal. The metal is

    Solution

    X = Cu2S
    Cu2S(s) + Air(O2)(g) → Cu2O(s) + SO(g)
    (X) (Y)
    (Y) is Cu2O
    Cu2S(s) + 2Cu2O(s) → 6Cu + SO2 [Auto Reduction]
    Thus, the metal is Cu.

     

  • Question 19
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    Assertion (A): Nitrate ores are rarely available.
    Reason (R): Bond dissociation energy of nitrogen is very high.

    Solution

    Though nitrogen is abundant in the atmosphere, its compounds are not that abundant as nitrogen is less reactive. The bond dissociation energy of the N≡N is very high, and the bond breaks naturally only when a high amount of heat is generated in the skies during a lightning discharge.

     

  • Question 20
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    Consider the following as a portion of the periodic table from Groups No. 13 to 17. Which of the following statements are true about the elements shown in it?

    I. V, W, Y and Z are less electropositive than X.
    II. V, W, X and Y are more electronegative than Z.
    III. Atomic size of Y is greater than that of W.
    IV. Atomic size of W is smaller than that of X.

          V Z
    W       Y
             
    X        
    Solution

    Statement (I) is correct and statement (II) is incorrect because electropositive character increases down the group and decreases across the period.
    Statement (III) is incorrect as the atomic radius decreases across the period due to increase in the effective nuclear charge.
    Y < W
    Statement (IV) is correct because the atomic radius increases down the group.
    Hence, W < X.

     

  • Question 21
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    A small spherical ball of mass 'm' is used as the bob of a pendulum. The work done by the force of tension on its displacement is W1. The same ball is made to roll on a frictionless table. The work done by the force of normal reaction is W2. Again the same ball is given a positive charge 'g' and made to travel with a velocity v in a magnetic field B. The work done by the force experienced by the charged ball is W3. If the displacements in each case are the same, we have

    Solution

    In all the 3 scenarios, the forces under consideration are perpendicular to the displacements.
    Hence, work done by these forces is 0.
    Hence, W1 = W2 = W3 = 0

     

  • Question 22
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    The disc of a siren containing 60 holes rotates at a constant speed of 360 rotations per minute. The emitted sound is in unison with a tuning fork of frequency

    Solution

    Number of holes in the disk determines the frequency of the sound wave per revolution.
    Number of revolutions per second = 360/60 = 6 
    So, the frequency of sound = 60 x 6 Hz = 360 Hz

     

  • Question 23
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    A tuning fork is excited by striking it with a padded hammer. What would be the nature of the vibrations executed by the prongs as well as the stem of the fork? (The reference direction is that of the propagation of the sound wave.)

    Solution

    Prongs of the tuning fork vibrate transversally whereas the stem vibrates longitudinally.

     

  • Question 24
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    Which of the following can produce a magnetic field?

    Solution

    When an electric charge moves it generates a magnetic field. There are several ways in which this can happen.

    An electron is a spinning electric charge. This makes each electron a tiny magnet.

    When an electric current flows it generates a magnetic field because an electric current is moving charges.
    Electromagnets are made from strong electric currents flowing through a coil of wire.

    Inside the Sun, plasma of charged particle flow as convection currents. These flows of charged particles cause strong magnetic fields.

     

  • Question 25
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    Match the following:

    Phenomenon Reason
    (i) Rainbow A. Scattering of light
    (ii) Twinkling of stars B. Dispersion of light
    (iii) Blue colour of sky C. Fluctuation of the refractive index in atmospheric layers
    (iv) Advancement of sunrise and delay of sunset D. Refraction of light
    Solution

    Rainbow → Dispersion of light
    Twinkling → Fluctuation of the refractive index in the atmospheric layers
    Blue colour of sky → Scattering of light
    Advancement of sunrise and delay of sunset → Refraction of light

     

  • Question 26
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    A person is suffering from both near sightedness and far sightedness. His spectacles would be made of

    Solution

    A person is suffering from both near sightedness and far sightedness.
    His spectacles would be made of concave lens as the upper part and convex lens as the lower part.

     

  • Question 27
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    LCM of two numbers x and y is 720 and the LCM of numbers 12x and 5y is also 720. The number y is

    Solution

    720 = 24 x 32 x5
    Considering the three cases for 'x' and 'y'.

    x/y 24 × 32 24 × 5 24
    y/x 5 32 32 × 5

    So, Now 12x and 5y can have six cases.

    12x 26 × 33 26 × 3 × 5 26 × 3
    5y 52 32 × 5 32 × 52

    None of these three cases have L.C.M. 720.

    12x 5× 3 × 22 22 × 33 33 × 5× 22
    5y 24 × 32 × 5 24 × 52 24 × 5

    Only the first case have L.C.M. 720.
    So, x = 5 and y = 24 × 32 = 144

     

  • Question 28
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    x and y are two non-negative numbers such that 2x + y = 10. The sum of the maximum and minimum values of (x + y) is

    Solution

    The given equation is 2x + y = 10
    Or, x + x + y = 10
    Let x + y = a
    So, the equation becomes x + a = 10
    Now, a is maximum when x is minimum or when x = 0
    So, maximum value of a or x + y = 10
    Now, again the given equation is 2x + y = 10
    Or, 2x + 2y = 10 + y
    Or 2(x + y) = 2a = 10 + y
    a is minimum when y will be minimum or y = 0
    Thus, 2a = 10 or a = 5
    Hence, the sum of maximum and minimum values is 10 + 5 = 15

     

  • Question 29
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    Three-digit numbers formed by using digits 0, 1, 2 and 5 (without repetition) are written on different slips, with a distinct number on each slip, and put in a bowl. One slip is drawn at random from the bowl. The probability that the slip bears a number divisible by 5 is

    Solution

    Total number of three-digit numbers: 3 x 3 x 2 = 18
    Now, numbers divisible by 5 are numbers ending with a 0 or a 5.
    Numbers ending with a 0 are: 2 x 3 x 1 = 6 in number
    Numbers ending with a 5 are: 2 x 2 x 1 = 4 in number
    Thus, total number of numbers ending with a 0 or a 5 and hence, divisible by 5 is 6 + 4 = 10
    So, probability = 10/18 = 5/9 

     

  • Question 30
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    Assertion (A): During the eighteenth century, France witnessed the emergence of a middle class.
    Reason (R): The emergence of the middle class happened on account of royal patronage.

    Solution

    The middle class emerged through struggles and revolutions. Royals did not want the middle class to become powerful.

     

  • Question 31
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    Assertion (A): The lives of pastoralists in India underwent dramatic changes under colonial rule.
    Reason (R): In most areas, the lands regularly used by pastoralists for grazing were taken over by the colonial state and given to select individuals for cultivation.

    Solution

    In most areas, the lands regularly used by pastoralists for grazing were taken over by the colonial state and given to select individuals for cultivation.

     

  • Question 32
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    Assertion (A): By the early twentieth century, America became the biggest supplier of wheat to Europe.
    Reason (R): The expansion of the railways during the period greatly facilitated the transport of grain.

    Solution

    The spread of railways made it easy to transport the grain from the wheat growing regions to the eastern coast for export.

     

  • Question 33
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    Match the following columns and choose the correct response from the options given thereafter.

    Column - I Column - II
    A. 1910 I. Establishment of Tonkin Free School
    B. 1930 II. Formation of French Indo- China
    C. 1907 III. Completion of the trans-indo- China rail network
    D. 1887 IV. Formation of the Vietnamese Communist Party
    Solution

    French Indo-China was formed in 1887 after the Franco-Chinese war.
    Tonkin Free School was established to give westernised education in 1907.
    Final link to Yunan in China of the rail network was completed in 1910.
    The Vietnamese Communist Party was formed in 1930 after Ho Chi Minh brought together various nationalist groups.

     

  • Question 34
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    Arrange the following Indian novels in accordance with their year of writing/publication:

    a. Indulekha
    b. Rajasekhara Charitramu
    c. Yamuna Paryatan
    d. Pariksha-Guru

    Solution

    a. Indulekha published in → 1889
    b. Rajasekhara Charitramu published in → 1878
    c. Yamuna Paryatan published in →1857
    d. Pariksha-Guru published in → 1882

     

  • Question 35
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    The main tenets of April Theses during the Bolshevik Revolution were

    Solution

    April Theses consisted of Lenin's three demands:

    (1) Land be transferred to the peasants
    (2) Bank be nationalised
    (3) World war be brought to close

     

  • Question 36
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    Mahatma Gandhi changed his dressing style from Western to Indian over a period of time. Match those changes as given in Column-I and Column-II and choose the correct response from the options given thereafter.

    Column-I Column-II
    A. Suit I. 1915
    B. Lungi-Kurta II. 1890
    C. Peasant Dress III. 1921
    D. Short Dhoti IV. 1913
    Solution

    ● When Gandhiji went to London to study law as a boy of 19 in 1888, he dressed in a western suit.
    ● In Durban in 1913, Gandhiji first appeared in a lungi and kurta.
    ● On his return to India in 1915, he decided to dress like Kathiawadi peasants.
    ● Only in 1921 did he adopt short dhoti.

     

  • Question 37
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    In late 19th and early 20th centuries, nationalism captured the imagination of the Indian people through a variety of cultural processes. Which of the following was not a part of those processes?

    Solution

    Nationalism spreads when people begin to believe that they are all part of the same nation. In India, with the growth of nationalism, the identity of India came to be visually associated with the image of Bharat Mata. In late-nineteenth century, nationalists began collecting folk tales sung by bards and toured villages to collect folk songs and legends. During the Swadeshi Movement in Bengal, a tricolor flag was designed.

     

  • Question 38
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    Choose the correct response from the given options.

    Nomadic people move over long distances because

    Solution

    They make effective use of the available pastures in different places. When the pasture is exhausted in one place, they move their herds and flocks to a new area. This continuous movement also allows the pastures to recover and prevents its overuse.

     

  • Question 39
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    Choose the correct response from the given options.

    In 19th century England, grain production grew as quickly as the population because

    Solution

    In 19th century England, grain production grew as quickly as the population not by any radical innovations in agricultural technology but by bringing new lands under cultivation. Landlords sliced up pasture lands, carved up open fields, cut up forest commons, took over marshes and turned larger and larger areas into agricultural fields.

     

  • Question 40
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    Choose the correct response from the given options.

    By the late 19th century, Indians began searching for a national dress because they wanted to

    Solution

    By the late 19th century, Indians began searching for a national dress because they wanted to define the cultural identity of the nation in symbolic ways.

     

  • Question 41
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    Choose the correct response from the given options.

    The unification of Germany in 1871, for a change, demonstrated

    Solution

    After 1848, nationalism in Europe moved away from its association with democracy and revolution. The unification of Germany in 1871 was done by conservatives for promoting state power and achieving political domination over Europe by mobilizing nationalist sentiments.

     

  • Question 42
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    Choose the correct response from the given options.

    The formation of the 'United Kingdom of Great Britain' in 1707 meant, in effect,

    Solution

    On 1 May, 1707 the new sovereign state of Great Britain came into being as a result of the Acts of Union (ratified by the Parliament of England on 19 March) which combined the kingdoms of England and Scotland into a single united Kingdom of Great Britain and merged the Parliaments of England and Scotland to form the Parliament of Great Britain. With this England gained a guarantee that the Hanoverian dynasty( ruled Hanover, Great Britain, and Ireland at various times during the 17th through 20th centuries) would succeed Queen Anne to the Scottish crown.

     

  • Question 43
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    Choose the correct response from the given options.

    Many within the Congress were initially opposed to the idea of non-cooperation because

    Solution

    Many within the congress were initially opposed to the idea of non-cooperation because they were reluctant to boycott the council election scheduled for November 1920. They feared that the movement might lead to popular violence.

     

  • Question 44
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    Choose the correct response from the given options.

    The main reason why the Society of Revolutionary and Republican Women was set up during the French Revolution was because

    Solution

    The main reason why the society of Revolutionary and Republican Women was set up during the French Revolution was because they wanted the same political rights as men. This was their main demand.

     

  • Question 45
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    Assertion (A): The El Nino, a cold ocean current, flows along the coast of Peru during Christmas.
    Reason (R): The presence of the El Nino leads to an increase in sea-surface temperatures and weakening of the trade winds in the region.

    Solution

    The EI Nino, a warm ocean current, flows along the coast of Peru during Christmas.
    During an El Niño year, weakening winds along the equator lead to warming water surface temperatures that lead to further weakening of the winds.

     

  • Question 46
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    Assertion (A): Air temperature decreases from the equator towards the poles.
    Reason (R): As one moves from the sea level to higher altitudes, the atmosphere becomes less dense and temperature decreases.

    Solution

    Air temperature decreases from the equator towards the poles because of varying insolation. Insolation is different at different areas because of inclination of earth from its vertical axis. Due to the curvature of the Earth, the amount of solar energy received varies according to the latitude.
    With increase in elevation, the atmospheric pressure falls. As pressure is directly proportional to temperature, so the temperature will also fall.

     

  • Question 47
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    Match List - I (Local name of shifting cultivation) with List - Il (State/Region) and select the correct answer using the codes given below:

    List - I
    (Local name of shifting cultivation)
    List - II
    (State/Region)
    A. Dahiya I. Jharkhand
    B. Kumari II. Madhya Pradesh
    C. Bringa III. Odisha
    D. Kuruwa IV. Western Ghats
    Solution

    Dahiya - Madhya Pradesh
    Kumari - Western Ghats
    Bringa - Odisha
    Kuruwa - Jharkhand

     

  • Question 48
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    Assertion (A): Most nuclear power stations in India have been constructed near sources of water.
    Reason (R): Nuclear power stations require a great quantity of water for cooling purposes.

    Solution

    Nuclear power stations require a great quantity of water for cooling purposes.

     

  • Question 49
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    Assertion (A): Peninsular rocks contain many reserves of coal, metallic minerals, mica and many other non-metallic minerals.
    Reason (R): Sedimentary rocks on the western and eastern flanks of the peninsula, Gujarat and Assam have most of the ferrous minerals.

    Solution

    Sedimentary rocks on the western and eastern flanks of the peninsula, Gujarat and Assam have non-metallic minerals because these are found in sedimentary rocks.
    Ferrous minerals are found in igneous rocks.

     

  • Question 50
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    Which one of the following states has common borders with the least number of countries?

    Solution

    Uttarakhand touches only 2 countries - China and Nepal.

     

  • Question 51
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    Match List-I (Rivers) with List-li (National Waterways) and select the correct answer using the codes given below:
     

    List-I
    (Rivers)
    List-II
    (National Waterways)
    A. Ganga I. National Waterway No. 4
    B. Brahmaputra II. National Waterway No. 1
    C. Godavari and Krishna III. National Waterway No. 5
    D. Mahanadi and Brahmani IV. National Waterway No. 2
    Solution

    Ganga (1620 km) - NW 1
    Brahmaputra (891 km) - NW 2
    Godavari and Krishna (1095 km) - NW 4
    Mahanadi and Brahmani (‎623 km) - NW 5

     

  • Question 52
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    Match List-I (Rivers) with List-Il (Tributaries) and select the correct answer using the codes given below:

      List-I (Rivers)   List-II (Tributaries)
    A. Godavari I. Lohit
    B. Ganga II. Koyana
    C. Krishna III. Wainganga
    D. Brahamputra IV. Son
    Solution

    Ganga - Son
    Krishna - Koyana

     

  • Question 53
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    Arrange these hill ranges from North to South direction.

    I. Zaskar Range
    II. Shiwalik Range
    Ill. Karakoram Range
    IV. Ladakh Range

    Solution

    The order of hill ranges from North to South direction is as follows:

    Ill. Karakoram Range
    IV. Ladakh Range
    I. Zaskar Range
    II. Shiwalik Range

     

  • Question 54
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    Match List-I (Rivers) with List-Il (Origin) and select the correct answer using the codes given below:

      List-I (Rivers)   List-II (Origin)
    A. Godavari I. Varusanadu Hills
    B. Krishna II. Amarkantak Hills
    C. Narmada III. Nasik Hills
    D. Vaigai IV. Mahabaleshwar
    Solution

    Narmada rises in Amarkantak Hills in Madhya Pradesh.
    Godavari rises in the Nashik Hills of Maharashtra.
    Krishna rises from springs near Mahabaleshwar.
    Vaigai originates in Varusanadu Hills, in the Periyar Plateau of the Western Ghats range.

     

  • Question 55
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    Assertion (A): In India, most migrations have been from rural to urban areas.
    Reason (R): The urban areas offer greater employment opportunities and better living conditions.

    Solution

    Urban areas have more employment opportunities because of presence of industries and service sector units. Urban areas also have better living conditions because of the presence of numerous hospitals and educational institutions.

     

  • Question 56
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    Arrange these hills from west to east direction.

    A. Khasi Hills
    B. Garo Hills
    C. Naga Hills
    D. Jaintia Range

    Solution

    From west to east direction:

    Garo - Khasi - Jaintia - Naga

     

  • Question 57
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    Assertion (A): The Earth does not receive an equal amount of solar energy at all latitudes.
    Reason (R): As one goes from low altitude to high altitude, temperature decreases because atmosphere becomes less dense.

    Solution

    The Earth does not receive an equal amount of solar energy because of varied latitude, not because of altitude. Solar energy varies because of the curvature of the Earth.

     

  • Question 58
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    Match the vegetation zones in Column-I with the associated mean annual average temperature (in degree Celsius) in Column-II.

      Column-I   Column-II
    A. Tropical I. 17oC to 24oC
    B. Sub-tropical II. Above 24oC
    C. Temperate III. 7oC to 17oC
    D. Alpine IV. Below 7oC
    Solution
    Vegetation Zone Mean Annual Average Temp. (in degree C) Mean Temp. in Jan. in degrees C Remarks
    Tropical Above 24oC Above 18o No frost
    Sub-tropical 17oC to 24oC 10oC to 18oC Frost is rare
    Temperate 7oC to 17oC - 1oC to (- 10)oC Frost, some snow
    Alpine Below 7oC Below - 1oC Snow

     

  • Question 59
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    Which of the following statements is/are true about federal systems?

    a. All federations have a similar scheme of distribution of powers.
    b. The origins of different federations are dissimilar.
    c. Federalism promotes unity at the cost of diversity.
    d. Federalism promotes unity in diversity.

    Solution

    The origins of different federations are dissimilar as it is decided by historical, cultural and political conditions of a country. Federalism promotes unity in diversity as it gives the chance to different communities to lead the government in their majority areas. It safeguards unity of the country while at the same time accomodates regional diversity.

     

  • Question 60
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    I do not contest elections, but I try to influence the political process. I have a specific policy agenda. I have no interest in seeking political power. Who am I?

    Solution

    Pressure groups are organizations that attempt to influence government policies. But unlike political parties, pressure groups do not aim to directly control or share political power.

     

  • Question 61
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    Which of the following issues has been most successfully addressed by the Indian democracy?

    Solution

    Political inequality has been most successfully addressed by the Indian democracy as every adult has been given voting rights in India (Universal Adult Suffrage).

     

  • Question 62
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    Match List I (Leaders) with List II (Political parties) and select the answer using the codes given below.

      List I   List II
    I. E.M.S. Namboodiripad a. Bahujan Samaj Party
    II. Sheikh Abdullah b. Telugu Desam
    III. N.T. Rama Rao c. Communist Party of India (Marxist)
    IV. Kanshi Ram d. Jammu & Kashmir National Conference
    Solution

    I. E.M.S. Namboodiripad was Chief minster of Kerala who belonged to Communist Party of India (Marxist).
    II. Sheikh Abdullah was Chief minister of Jammu & Kashmir who belonged to Jammu & Kashmir National Conference.
    III. N.T. Rama Rao belonged to Telugu Desam Party.
    IV. Kanshi Ram was founder of Bahujan Samaj Party.

     

  • Question 63
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    Economic growth is growth in ____________.

    Solution

    G.D.P. is value of all final goods and services produced within the country.

     

  • Question 64
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    Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act aims at providing

    Solution

    Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act aims at providing 100 days of wage employment in a year to rural households.

     

  • Question 65
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    A landless worker in a village takes a kind loan of two bags of rice from the village landlord. The condition is that she will repay the loan in two and half bags of rice at the end of one year. The interest paid equals ________.

    Solution

    Principal = 2 bags of Rice
    Amount = 2 1/2  bags of Rice
    Interest = Amount – Principal
    = 1/2  bags of Rice = 25 percent of the original amount (two bags) of loan.

     

     

  • Question 66
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    Non-market activity is ________.

    Solution

    Self consumption is not a market activity. It does not produce any revenue.

     

  • Question 67
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    A typical farmer's capital includes tractor, turbines, plough, seeds, fertilizers, pesticides and cash in hand. Which of these combinations can be classified as working capital?

    Solution

    Raw materials and money in hand are called working capital. Unlike tools, machines and buildings, these are used in production. Tools and machines like plough, tractor and turbine come under fixed capital.

     

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