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1. 2017-þse ankv thÄUv Bbn 

Xnc-sª-Sp-¡-s¸-«Xv? 

am\pjn OnÃÀ (C-ý) 

2. 31þmaXv Bkn-bm³ D¨-tIm-SnbpsS 

thZn? 

a\ne 

3. sXe-¦m-\-bpsS c≠mw HutZym-Kn-I 

`mj? 

DdpZp 

4. GXv kwØm-\-¯nÂ \npamWv 

AÂt^m¬kv I®- 

´m\w cmPy-k-`-bn-te¡v Xncsª-Sp-¡-s¸-«Xv? 

cmP-Øm³ 

5. 2017þse ankv FÀ¯v Bbn 

Xnc-sª-Sp-¡-s¸-«Xv? 

Imc³ C_mkvtIm 

(^n-en-¸n³kv) 

6. 2017þse Gjy³ t_mIvknwKv 

Nm¼y³jn¸v tPXmhv? 

tacntImw 

7. htbm-[n-Isc ]cn-N-cn-¡m\pw 

klm-bn-¡m-\p-ambn IpSpw_ 

{io Bcw-`n¨ ]pXnb ]²Xn? 

Care Giver 

8. hmgv¯-s¸«h-fmbn {]Jym 

]n¨ Cý-bnse BZy h\nXm 

cà-km£n? 

knÌÀ dmWn acnb 

9. 53þmaXv Úm\-]oT ]pc-kvImc 

tPXmhv? 

IrjvW-tkm_vXn 

10. anI¨ A\p-_Ô KXm-KX 

irwJ-e-bv¡pÅ tZiob 

AhmÀUv e`n¨ sat{Sm? 

sIm¨n sat{Sm 

11. 2017þse Fgp-¯-Ñ³ ]pc-kv 

Imcw t\Sn-bXv? 

sI. k¨n-Xm-\-µ³ 

12. 2017þse A≠Àþ17 ^pSvt_mÄ 

temI-I¸v tPXm-¡Ä? 

Cw¥≠ v 

13. 2017 þ se {^©v Hm¸¬ 

kocokv _mUvanâ¬ ]pcpj 

knwKnÄkv IncoSw t\Sn-bXv 

InUw_n {ioIm´v 

14. temIm-tcmKy kwL-S-\-bpsS 

sU]yq«n Ub-d-ÎÀ P\-d-embn 

\nb-an-X-bm-bXv? 

kuay kzman-\m-Y³ 

15. tPmen Øe-§-fnse ssewKn- 

Im-Xn-{I-a-§-sf-¡p-dn¨v kv{Xo 

IÄ¡v ]cmXns¸Sm-\pÅ 

Hm¬sse³ t]mÀ«Â? 

jot_mIvkv 

16. 2017 se ankv bqWn-thgvkv 

Bbn Xnc-sª-Sp-¡-s¸-«Xv? 

sUan ses\Â ]otägvkv 

(Z-£n-Wm-{^n-¡) 

17. temI¯v Gähpw IqSp-XÂ 

aÕyw DÂ]m-Zn-¸n-¡p c≠ m 

as¯ cmPyw? 

Cý 

18. ASp-¯nsS FÃm {Kma-]-©mb-¯p-I-fnepw 

sshss^ kwhn- 

[m\w Bcw-`n-¡m³ Xocp-am- 

\n¨ kwØm\w? 

IÀWm-SI 

19. ASp-¯nsS PpUo-jyÂ ayqknbw 

Bcw-`n¨ Øew 

I«Iv 

20. c≠ m-aXv \mj-WÂ PpUo-jyÂ 

t] I½o-jsâ Xe-h³ 

PÌnkv sP.-]n.-sh-¦-S-cma 

sdUvVn 

21. 2017þse h\nXm Gjym I¸v 

tlm¡n tPXm-¡Ä? 

Cý 

22. 2018 þ HmSp-IqSn temI-¯nse 

Gähpw Dbcw IqSnb ¹m\-tädnbw 

\nÀ½n-¡m³ Xocp-am-\n¨ 

cmPyw? 

ssN\ 

23. tIcf sslt¡m-S-Xn-bnse 

BÎnwKvNo^v PÌn-kmbn 

\nban-X-\mb hyàn? 

PÌnkv BâWn sUman-\nIv 

24. A´m-cm{ã \oXn-\ymb tImS- 

Xn-bnÂ \npw ]n·m-dnb BZy 

cmPyw? 

_pdp ≠ n 

25. tdmt_m-«n\v ]ucXzw A\p-h- 

Zn¨ temI-¯nse BZy cmPyw? 

kuZn Atd_y 

26. "HmÀ½-I-fpsS {à-W-]Yw' 

BcpsS Bß-I-Y-bmWv? 

\¼n \mcm-b-W³ 

27. ae-bmf kÀh-I-em-im-e-bpsS 

]pXnb sshkv Nm³k-eÀ? 

Djm ssSäkv 

28. \yqkn-emânsâ {][m\ a{ń-bm- 

Ip Gähpw {]mbw Ipdª 

h\nX? 

Pkn³U BÀtU³ 

29. 2017þse am³_p-¡À ]pc-kv 

Imcw t\Snb hyàn? 

tPmÀPv km³tUgvkv 

30. ""The Coalition Years - 1996-2012'' 

F ]pkvXIw Fgp-Xn-bXv? 

{]W_v apJÀPn 

31. ASp-¯nsS bps\-kvtIm-bnÂ 

\npw ]n·m-dnb cmPyw? 

Ata-cn¡ 

32. 2017þse amXr-`qan ]pc-kvImc 

tPXmhv? 

Fw.-sI.-km\p 

33. 2017þse km¼-¯nI s\mt_Â 

]pc-kvIm-c-¯nsâ km[yXm 

]«n-I-bnÂ CSw t\Snb Cým- 

¡m-c³? 

cLpdmw cmP³ 

34. Cý-þ-ssN\ AXnÀ¯n-bnse 

{]iv\-§Ä, tdmlnwKy A`bmÀ°n-I-fpsS 

{]iv\-§Ä 

XpS-§n-b-h-sb-¡p-dn¨v \nco- 

£n-¡m-\mbn tI{µ kÀ¡mÀ 

\nb-an¨ ]mÀe-saâdn ]m\-ensâ 

Xe-h³? 

iin XcqÀ 

35. "The President is Missing' FXv 

BcpsS t\mh-emWv? 

_nÂ ¢nâ¬ 

36. 2017þse Zpeo]v t{Sm^n tPXm- 

¡Ä? 

Cý-sdUv 

37. Cý-bnÂ _me-the CÃmbva 

sN¿pI F e£y-t¯msS 

tI{µ kÀ¡mÀ Bcw-`n¨ sh_v 

t]mÀ«Â? 

s]³knÂ (pencil) 

38. cmPys¯ BZys¯ Ce- 

{ÎnIv _kv kÀÆokv Bcw-`n¨ 

kwØm\w? 

lnam-NÂ{]-tZiv 

39. tIc-f-¯nse BZy h\nXm 

Un.-Pn.-]n.? 

BÀ. {ioteJ 

40. 36þmaXv tZiob sKbnw-kn\v 

BXn-tY-bXzw hln-¡p 

kwØm\w? 

tKmh 

41. 2024 se Hfn-¼nIvkv thZn? 

]mcokv 

42. 2017þse Cµn-cm-Km-Ôn kam- 

[m\ ]pc-kvImcw e`n¨ 

hyàn? 

tUm. a³tam-l³knwKv 

43. 2017 se ankv CâÀ\m-j-WÂ 

Bbn Xnc-sª-Sp-¡-s¸-«Xv? 

sIhn³ enÃn-bm\ (C-t´mt\-jy) 

44. Cý-bn-em-Zy-ambn slentIm-]väÀ 

FbÀ Unkv]³kdn-bpsS 

tkh\w e`y-am-Ip 

Øe-§Ä? 

Cw^mÂ, jntÃmwKv 

45. tIc-f-¯nse BZy _me 

kulrZ t]meokv tÌj³ 

DZvLm-S\w sN¿-s¸« PnÃ? 

Xncp-h-\-´-]pcw 

46. \K-c-hn-I-k-\-¯n-\mbn 

""{][m-\-a{ń IuiÂ tI{µ 

]²Xn'' DZvLm-S\w sNbvX 

\Kcw? 

UÂln 

47. Cý-bnse BZys¯ ISO 

kÀ«n-ssÛv sslsSIv 

hntÃPv Hmôkv? 

Ih-\qÀ 

48. 2017þse ^n^ ^pSvt_mfÀ 

Hm^v Z CbÀ Bbn XncsªSp- 

¡-s¸-«Xv? 

{InÌymt\m sdmWmÄtUm 

49. ASp-¯nsS ¹mÌnIv \ntcm-[n¨ 

Gjy³ cmPyw? 

{ioe-¦ 

50. 2017þse km¼-¯nI imkv{X 

s\mt_Â e`n-¨Xv? 

dn¨mÀUv sXbveÀ

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“\nÝ-b-ZmÀVy-¯n\v ]Icw hbv¡m³ Cu temI¯v asäm-p-an-Ã. 

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ZpÀ_-e-am-tb-¡mw. C§s\-bp-ff kµÀ`-§-fnÂ Gähpw al-¯mb 

AÛp-X-§Ä krjvSn-¡p t{]cI iàn-bmWv \nÝ-b-ZmÀVy-sa-- 

Xpw, B \nÝ-b-ZmÀVyw Hcn-¡epw Hcp hyànsb ]cm-P-b-s¸-Sp-¯nsÃ-Xpamb 

hkvXpX \mw DÄs¡m-ÅpI Xs thWw. 

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Current Affairs (2016-2017) 2 

Start up for beginners (sshä-an\pIÄ) 4 

Big 5 (PSC ap³hÀj-§-fnse 5 

5 tNmZy-§fpw hni-Zo-I-c-W-§fpw) 

LGS Rank Maker (PSC ap³hÀj-§-fnse 

LGS ]co-£-I-fnse dm¦v ta¡nwKv tNmZy-§Ä) 7 

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Start up 

G.K. 

for beginners 

• PohIw F ]Zw \nÀt±-in¨ 

hyàn? 

Imkn-aÀ ^¦v 

• tIm þF³sskw F-dn-b-s¸- 

Sp Blm-c-L-SIw? 

PohIw 

• Pe-¯nÂ ebn-¡p Poh-I- 

§Ä? 

B, C 

• sImgp-¸nÂ ebn-¡p Poh-I- 

§Ä? 

A, D, E, K 

• ]menÂ kpe-`-am-bn-«pÅ 

PohIw? 

PohIw A 

• I®nsâ Btcm-Ky-¯n\v th≠ 

{][m\ PohIw? 

PohIw A 

• Ce-¡-dn-I-fnÂ [mcm-f-ambn 

AS-§n-bn-«pÅ PohIw? 

PohIw A 

• t{]m sshä-an³ A F-dn-b-s¸- 

Sp hÀ®-hkvXp? 

_oäm Itcm-«n³ 

• Acn-bpsS Xhn-SnÂ [mcm-f-ambn 

AS-§n-bn-cn-¡p PohIw? 

PohIw B1 

• PohIw H F-dn-b-s¸-Sp-Xv? 

PohIw B7 

• sIm_mÄ«v AS-§n-bn-cn-¡p 

PohIw 

PohIw B12 

• ]men\v t\cnb aª-\ndw 

\ÂIp LSIw 

ssdt_m-^vfm-hn³ (vit B2) 

• kqcy-{]-Im-i-taÂ¡pt¼mÄ 

\in-¡p ]mense PohIw 

ssdt_m-^vfm-hn³ (vit B2) 

• Ir{Xn-a-ambn \nÀ½n¨ BZy 

PohIw 

PohIw C 

sshä-an\pIÄ 

• Blm-c-]-ZmÀ°-§Ä NqSm-¡pt¼mÄ 

\jvS-s¸-Sp PohIw 

PohIw C 

• aq{X-¯n-eqsS hnkÀÖn-¡-s¸- 

Sp PohIw 

PohIw C 

• apdn-hp-W-§m³ Ime-Xm-a-k-sa- 

Sp-¡p-Xv GXv Poh-I-¯nsâ 

Ipdhv aqe-amWv? 

PohIw C 

• tcmK-{]-Xn-tcm-[-¯n\v Bh-iyamb 

PohIw 

PohIw C 

• PohIw C bpsS A`m-h-¯nÂ 

\mhn-I-cnÂ ImW-s¸-Sp tcmKw 

kvIÀhn 

• ico-c-¯nÂ Ccp-¼nsâ BKn-c- 

Ws¯ klm-bn-¡p klm-bn- 

¡p PohIw 

PohIw C 

• kqcy-{]-Im-i-¯nÂ \npw e`n- 

¡p PohIw 

PohIw D 

• ImÂky-¯nsâ BKn-c-Ws¯ 

Dt¯-Pn-¸n-¡p PohIw 

PohIw D 

• `£y-h-kvXp-¡-fnÂ \npw e`n- 

¡m¯ PohIw 

PohIw D 

• ]Ãn-tâbpw FÃn-tâbpw hfÀ¨bv¡m-h-iy-amb 

PohIw 

PohIw D 

• PohIw D bpsS 2 cq]-§Ä 

PohIw D2 

(FÀtKm-Ìn-tdmÄ) , PohIw D3 

(tImÄImÂkn-s^-tdmÄ) 

• \ntcm-Ivko-Imcn IqSn-bmb 

PohIw 

PohIw E 

• tlmÀam-Wmbn IW-¡m-¡-s¸- 

Sp PohIw 

PohIw E 

Vitamins 

Chemical Name 

• ap«-bpsS aª-bnÂ [mcmfw 

AS-§n-bn-cn-¡p PohIw 

PohIw E 

• hÔyX D≠m-Ip--Xn\v ImcWw 

GXv Poh-I-¯nsâ A`m-hamWv? 

PohIw E 

Defficiency 

Disease 

Vitamin A Retinol 

Xerophthalmia and Night 

blindness 

Vitamin B 1 

Thiamine Beriberi 

Vitamin B 2 

Riboflavin Glossitis 

Vitamin B 3 

Niacin (Nicotinic Acid) Pellagra 

Vitamin B 5 

Pantothenic Acid Paresthesia 

Vitamin B 6 

Pyridoxine Anaemia 

Vitamin B 7 

Biotin Dermatitis 

Vitamin B 9 

Folic Acid Megaloblastic anaemia 

Vitamin B 12 

Cyano Cobalomin Megaloblastic anaemia 

Vitamin E Ascorbic Acid Scurvy 

Vitamin D Calciferol 

Rickets (Children), 

Osteomalacia (Adults) 

Vitamin E Tocopherol Sterility 

Vitamin K Phylloquinon Haemorhage 

s]cn-bm-dnsâ {][m\ 

t]mjI \Zn-IÄ 

CODE 

apÃbv¡v apXnc hm§m³ Ip«-¸³ 

sNdp-tXm-Wn-bnÂ s]cp-´p-d-sb¯n 

apÃ þ apÃ-bmdv 

apXnc þ apXn-c-¸p-g-bmdv 

Ip«-¸³ þ I«-¸-\-bmdv 

sNdp-tXmWn þ sNdp-tXm-Wn-bmdv 

s]cp-´pd þ s]cp-´p-d-bmdv 

• lrZ-bs¯ kwc-£n-¡p 

PohIw 

PohIw E 

• càw I«-]n-Sn-¡p--Xn\v klmbn-¡p 

PohIw 

PohIw K 

I®o-c-Wn-bn¨v HmJn 

sX¡³ tIc-f-¯nÂ \miw-hn-X¨ Npg-en-¡mäv þ HmJn 

HmJn cq]w sIm≠ Xv 

þ _wKmÄ DÄ¡-S-enÂ 

HmJn F hm¡n-\À°w 

þ I®v 

B t]cv \ÂIn-bXv 

þ _w¥m-tZiv 

_wKmÄ DÄ¡-S-enÂ cq]w sImÅp 

ASp¯ Npg-en-¡m-än\v Cý \ÂIp t]cv þ kmKÀ 

HmJn Npg-en-¡m-äns\ XpSÀp≠- mb 

c£m-{]-hÀ¯-\-§Ä Adn-b-s¸-Sp-Xv þ Hm¸-td-j³ kn\ÀPn

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Big 

1 Kudumbasree Movement is 

launched in 

a) 1997 b) 1998 

c) 1996 d) 1999 

[Junior Employment Officer - 2017] 

Ans: (b) 1998 

Kudumbasree 

• Kudumbasree mission was 

launched on May 17th 1998 by our 

former Prime Minister A.B. Vajpai 

• Launched at Kottakkunnu in 

Malappuram District 

• Kudumbasree is formerly registered 

as “the State Poverty Eradication 

Mission (SPEM) 

• Kdumbasree started functioning 

on 1st April 1999 in Urban Local 

bodies 

• Chairman of governing body of 

Kudumbasree 

Minister of Local Self Government 

• Present Chairman of Kudumbasree 

K.T. Jaleel 

• Three components of 

Kudumbasree 

i) Neighbourhood Group (NHG) 

ii) Area Development Society (ADS) 

iii) Community Development 

Society (CDS) 

• Backbone of Kudumbasree 

NHG 

Projects of Kudumbasree 

• Microhousing project of 

Kudumbasree 

Bhavanasree 

• The taxi service started by 

Kudumbasree for the safe travelling 

of women 

Kudumbasree Travels 

• The project seeks to facilitate 

identification and monitoring life 

style diseases in the community 

Santhwanam 

]n.-F-kv.kn ap³hÀj§fnse 

5 tNmZy-§fpw D¯-c-§fpw 

Ah-bpsS hni-Zo-I-c-Whpw 

• Project formed for the rehabilitation 

of destitute families 

Ashraya 

• Solid waste management system of 

Kudumbasree 

Thelima 

• The project aimed at developing 

a comprehensive production and 

marketing network of its agriculture 

products 

Samagra 

• The special school initiated by 

Kudumbasree for the mentally 

RAM 

ROM 

VIRUS 

LAN 

MAN 

WAN 

URL 

DOS 

OCR 

OMR 

FTP 

MICR 

ASCII 

BIOS 

COBOL 

LCD 

PDF 

HTML 

HTTP 

FAT 

ISP 

GUI 

IBM 

TCP 

ENIAC 

UNIVAC 

challenged 

Buds 

• The newly launched project of 

Kudumbasree to provide drinking 

water at affordable rates 

Theertham 

• The programme launched by 

Kudumbasree as an attempt to 

ensure transgender persons in Kerala 

have a dignified space to work 

Manaswini 

• Web portal of Kudumbasree 

Sree Sakthi 

2 USB stands for _______ 

a) Universal Serial Bus 

b) Universal Synchronour Bus 

c) Unified Serial Bus 

d) Ultra Speed Bus 

[Sales Assistant - 2016] 

Ans: (a) Universal Serial Bus 

Important Computer Abbreviations 

Random Access Memory 

Read only Memory 

Vital Information Resources Under Siege 

Local Area Network 

Metropolitan Area Network 

Wide Area Network 

Uniform Resource Locator 

Disk Operating System 

Optical Character Reader 

Optical Mark Reader 

File Transfer Protocol 

Magnetic Ink Character Reader 

American Standard Code for Information Interchange 

Basic Input Output System 

Common Business Oriented Language 

Liquid Crystal Display 

Portable Document Format 

Hyper Text Markup Language 

Hyper Text Transfer Protocol 

File Allocation Table 

Internet Service Provider 

Graphical User Interface 

International Business Machine 

Transmission Control Protocol 

Electonic Numerical Integrator and Calculator 

Universal Automatic Computer 

3 A convex lens is placed in water, its 

focal length 

a) Increases 

b) Decreases 

c) Remains the same 

d) Doubled 


Ans: (b) Increases 

• The point where parallel rays of light 

meet or converge 

Focus 

• The distance between centre of a 

lens and its focus 

Focal length 

• Focal length and power of a convex 

lens is always positive 

• Focal length and power of a concave 

lens is always negative 

• Power of a lens increases as its 

focal length decreases 

• Unit of power of lens 

Dioptre 

Concave lens 

• Also known as diverging lens 

• Virtual and erect image 

• Used in car head light 

• Used to rectify short sight 

Convex lens 

• Also known as converging lens 

• Real and inverted image 

• Used as magnifying glass 

• Lens used in microscope and 

Telescope 

• Lens in human eye 

• Used to rectify long sight 

• Mirror used as shaving mirror 

Concave mirror 

• Mirror used in solar cooker 


• Mirror used by the doctors for 

examining organs 


• Mirror used as rearview mirrors in 

vehicles 

Convex mirror

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4 The Kochi Pulaya Maha Sabha 

was founded in 1913 under whose 

leadership? 

a) K.P.Karuppan 

b) Ayyankali 

c) Sahodaran Ayyappan 

d) Kumaran Asan 

[Sub Inspector - 2015] 

Ans: (a) K.P.Karuppan 

K.P.Karuppan 

• Born on 24 th May 1885 at Cheranallur 

• Childhood name 

Shankaran 

• Popularly known as Lincoln of Kerala 

• House Name 

Sahithya Kudeeram 

• He lead Kayal Sammelanam in the 

year 

1913 

• Founder of Araya Samajam 

Pandit K.P. Karuppan 

• The title ‘Vidwan’ conferred to Pandit 

K.P. Karuppan by 

Kerala Varma Valiyakoithampuran 

• He was honoured with the title 

‘Kavithilakan’ by 

The Maharaja of Cochin 

• The first poem of Pandit Karuppan 

Sthothramandaram 

• The play of K.P. Karuppan which 

opposed caste system and 

untouchability 

Balakalesham 

• The first book in Kerala that criticised 

the caste system and untouchability 

Jathikkummi 

• The work of Pandit Karuppan to 

generate awarness among the 

depressed classes against 

superstitions 

Aacharyabhooshnam 

• He was nominated to Cochin 

Legislative Council in the year 

1925 

Famous Works of 

K.P. Karuppan 

• Lankamardhanam 

• Balakalesam 

• Samadhi Sapthaham 

• Arayaprasasthi 

• Jathikkummi 

• Sthothramandaram 

• Dhruvacharitham 

• Chithralekha 

• Sakunthalam Vanchipattu 

Organisations started by K.P. Karuppan 

• kalyana Dayini Sabha - Kodungalloor 

• Sudharma Suryodaya Sabha - Thevara 

• Prabodha Chandrodaya Sabha - North Paravur 

• Jnanodayam Sabha - Edakochi 

• Sanmarga Pradeepa Sabha - Kumbalam 

• Araya Vamshodharani Sabha - Engandiyoor 

• Vala Seva Samithi - Vaikom 

• Vala Samudaya Parishkarini Sabha - Thevara 

5 The first National Park in India was 

a) Bandipur b) Kaziranga 

c) Jimcorbet d) Periyar 


Ans: (c) Jimcorbet 

• Jimcorbet National Park was 

established in 

1936 

• Largest National Park 

Hemis National Park (Jammu & 

Kashmir) 

• Largest tiger reserve in India 

Nagarjuna Sagar (Andhra Pradesh) 

• Smallest tiger reserve 

Bohr (Maharashtra) 

• Largest biological reserve 

Gyan Bharathi 

• Smallest biological reserve 

Dibre - Saikhowa (Assam) 

• First biosphere reserve 

Nilgiri (1986) 

• Biggest Wild Life Sanctuary 

Great Indian Bustard 

• First biological park in India 

Agasthyar hills 

• Project tiger (1973) was started in 

Jim Corbet National Park 

(Uthrakhand) 

• State having most number of National 

Park 

th¼-\m«v Imb-enÂ 

]Xn-¡p \Zn-IÄ 

Madhya Pradesh 

• State having most number of Wild 

Life Sanctuary 

Maharashtra 

• Union territory with most number of 

National Park 

Andaman and Nicobar 

• State which do not have National 

Park 

Punjab 

Confusing Facts 

Cý³ {]kn-Uâp-amcpw Ah-cpsS ]pkvX-I-§fpw 

cmtP-{µ-{]-kmZv 

þ Bß-IY (Autobiography), At the feet of 

Gandhi, Since Independence, India Divided 

Fkv. cm[m-Ir-jvW³ þ Search for truth (Bß-I-Y),The Hindu view 

of life, An Ideological view of life 

k¡oÀ lpssk³ þ Elemetory Political Economy, Dynamic University, 

Capitalism An Easy on Understanding 

hn.hn. Kncn 

þ My life and times (B-ß-I-Y) Job for 

Millions, voice of consceince, sound of soul 

BÀ. sh¦n«cma³ þ My presidential years (B-ß-I-Y), Role of 

planning in Industrial development, The Role 

of private member of parliament 

i¦À ZbmÂ iÀ½ þ Horizon of Indian education, Rule of law 

and Law of police, Congress Approach to 

international affairs 

sI.-BÀ \mcm-b-W³ þ Nehru and his Vision, Image and Insights, 

India and America: essays in understanding, 

Voice of the people 

F.-]n.sP A_vZpÄ Iemw þ wings of fire, my journey, Ignited minds, 

mission India, The life tree, The spirit of India, 

India 2020 - A vision for new millannium 

{]W_v apJÀPn þ modern poll, The Dramatic Decade: The Indira 

Gandhi Years, Off the Track, Saga of struggle 

and sacrifice, Challenges before the nation 

CODE 

AÑ³ aqhm-äp-]p-g-bnÂ t]mb-t¸mÄ 

aWn ao\-bp-ambn ]¼ ISp 

AÑ³ þ AÑ³tIm-hn-emdv 

aqhm-äp-]pg þ aqhm-äp-]p-g-bmdv 

aWn þ aWn-a-e-bmdv 

ao\ þ ao\-¨-emdv 

]¼ þ ]¼m-\Zn

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11 Veto 


LGS Rank Maker 

1. DjvW-ta-J-e-bnse ]dp-Zok 

F-dn-b-s¸-Sp cmPyw? 

(LGS - Wayanad - 2013) 

F. Cý _n. {ioe¦ 

kn. aym³amÀ Un. P¸m³ 

D¯cw: (_n) {ioe¦ 

2. amÀ¨v 21 Hcp ka-cm{X Zn\- 

am-Wv. asämcp ka-cm{X Zn\w? 


F. sk]w-X-_À 23 

_n. Pq¬ 17 

kn. Unkw-_À 20 

Un. Pqsse 1 

D¯cw: (F) sk]vXw-_À 23 

3. ]pXnb \nb-a-k-`-bpsS BZy 

kt½-f-\-¯nÂ AwK-§Ä 

BcpsS ap³]n-emWv k-Xy 

-{]-XnÚ sN¿p-Xv? 


F. KhÀWÀ 

_n. t{]mt«w kv]o¡À 

kn. apJy-a{ń 

Un. kv]o¡À 

D¯cw: (_n) t{]mt«w 

kv]o¡À 

4. F³dnIm eIvkn GXv hnj-bhp-ambn 

_Ô-s¸« t]cmWv? 


F. Cäm-en-b³ I¸Â 

_n. Cý³ _ln-cm-Imi 

t]SIw 

kn. BWh\nebw 

Un. {In¡äv 

D¯cw: (F) Cäm-en-b³ 

I¸Â 

5. ^manen FXv ^map-ekv 

F ........ ]Z-¯nÂ \npw 

cq]w sIm -≠XmWv? 


F. djy³ _n. {Ko¡v 

kn. tdma³ Un. PÀ½³ 

D¯cw: (kn) tdma³ 

6. kpK-X-Ip-am-cn-bpsS BZy Ihn-Xmk-am-lmcw? 


50 

Questions 

F. ap¯p-¨n-¸n-IÄ 

_n. cm{Xn-ag 

kn. A¼-e-aWn 

Un. IrjvW\pw cm[bpw 

D¯cw: (F) ap¯p-¨n-¸n-IÄ 

7. alm-`m-c-X-¯nÂ BcmWv 

Ac-b--¯n\v shfp¯ \ndw 

\ÂIn-bXv? 


F. hcp-W³ _n. kqcy³ 

kn. Ima-tZ-h³ 

Un. Aán-tZ-h³ 

D¯cw: (F) hcp-W³ 

8. Iwksâ tXcmfn Bcv? 


F. hnò-j-W³ 

_n. _men 

kn. A{Iq-c³ Un. D{K-tk-\³ 

D¯cw: (kn) A{Iq-c³ 

9. Dt«m]y F {KÙ-¯nsâ 

IÀ¯mhv? 


F.Cen-b«v 

_n. tSmÄtÌmbv 

kn. tXmakv anUnÂ«¬ 

Un. tXmakvaqÀ 

D¯cw: (Un) tXmakvaqÀ 

10. IY-I-fn-bnÂ D]-tbm-Kn-¡m¯ 

hmZyw? 


F. tN§ne _n. Xw_pcp 

kn. a±fw Un. sN 

D¯cw: (_n) Xw_pcp 

11. km£-c-X-bpsS hÀj-ambn 

bp.F³. BtLm-jn¨ hÀjw? 


F. 1994 _n. 1990 

kn. 1996 Un. 2000 

D¯cw: (_n) 1990 

12. kyqtUm-t]m-Unb GXv PohnbpsS 

k©mc Ah-b-h-amWv? 


F. hÆmÂ _n. a®nc 

ap³ hÀj FÂ.-Pn.-F-kv. ]co-£-I-fnse 

dm¦v ta¡nwKv tNmZy-§Ä 

kn. Aao_ 

Un. \oe-¯n-anw-Kew 

D¯cw: (kn) Aao_ 

13. ""a\p-jy³ kzX-{´-\mbn P\n- 

¡pp; FmÂ FÃm-bn-S¯pw 

Ah³ N§-es¡«n-emWv'' BcptS-XmWv 

Cu hm¡p-IÄ? 


F. thmÄ«-bÀ 

_n. dqtÊm kn. KmÔnPn 

Un. ImdÂamÀIvkv 

D¯cw: (_n) dqtÊm 

14. \ne-¼qÀ Bbnj {]i-kvX-bmbXv 

GXv taJ-e-bn-emWv? 


F. cm{ãobw _n. kwKoXw 

kn. \mSIw Un. kmlnXyw 

D¯cw: (kn) \mSIw 

15. atUmW BcpsS cN-\-bmWv? 

(Last Grade - KSFDC - 2011) 

F. dmt^Â _n. ]n¡mtkm 

kn. Umhn©n Un. hm³tKmKv 

D¯cw: (F) dmt^Â 

16. Iym_n-\äv knÌw BcpsS 

kw`m-h-\-bmWv? 


F. tdm_À«v hmÄt]mÄ 

_n. Ph-lÀemÂ s\lvdp 

kn. kÀZmÀ hÃ-`mbn ]t«Â 

Un. Hen-hÀ t{ImwshÂ 

D¯cw: (F) tdm_À«v 

hmÄt]mÄ 

17. temI-¯nse BZy \Kcw Fv 

hnti-jn-¸n-¡p-Xv? 


F. DÀ _n. GX³kv 

kn. kv]mÀ« Un. Hfn-¼kv 

D¯cw: (F) DÀ 

18. KWnX kmc-kw-{Kl F 

{KÙw BcpsS cN\? 


F. alm-ho-cmNmcy 

_n. _p[³ kn. Atim-I³ 

Un. I\n-jvI³ 

D¯cw: (F) alm-ho-cm-Nmcy 

19. en_n-b-bpsS ]mÀe-saânsâ t]cv? 


F. \mj-WÂ Akw»n 

_n. aPveokv 

kn. ]o¸nÄ tIm¬^-d³kv 

Un. P\-dÂ ]o¸nÄkv 

tIm¬{KÊv 

D¯cw: P\-dÂ ]o¸nÄkv 

tIm¬{KÊv 

20. Ddp-_mw_ F t]cv GXpambn 

_Ô-s¸«ncn-¡pp? 


F. Imem-hØ _n. ag 

kn. Imäv Un. \Zn 

D¯cw: (Un-) \Zn 

21. UNO t]meokv D]-tZ-ãm-hmbn 

sXc-sª-Sp-¡-s¸« BZy 

Cým-¡mcn? 


F. kptNXm Ir]-em\n 

_n. Inc¬ t_Zn 

kn. {ioteJ Un. Dj 

D¯cw: (_n) Inc¬t_Zn 

22. tImÀ_äv tZiob ]mÀ¡nÂ 

{][m-\-ambpw GXv Pohn-bpsS 

kwc-£-W-amWv e£y-an-«n-«p- 

ÅXv? 


F. ISph _n. am³ 

kn. knwlw Un. hc-bmSv 

D¯cw: (F) ISph 

23. s{Sbn³ Sp ]m¡n-Øm³ 

BcpsS IrXn-bmWv? 


F. BÀ.-sI.-\m-cm-b-W³ 

_n. BÀ.-]n.-Zmkv 

kn. Jpjvh´v knMv 

Un. sdmanem Ym¸À 

D¯cw: (kn) Jpjvh´v knMv 

24. _mÌ-bn³ Pbn-ensâ ]X\w 

GXv hn¹-hp-ambn _Ô-s¸-«ncn-¡pp? 


F. sFdnjv hn¹hw 

_n. Ata-cn-¡³ hn¹hw 

kn. {^©v hn¹hw 

Un. djy³ hn¹hw 

D¯cw: (kn) {^©v hn¹hw 

25. ]mÀYn-t\mÄ t£{Xw GXv 

cmPy¯v ØnXn sN¿pp? 


F. tdmw _n. Cäen 

kn. Cdm³ Un. {Kokv 

D¯cw: (Un) {Kokv 

26. NqSv X«p-t¼mÄ ]ZmÀ°-¯nse 

Hcp X·m-{X-bnÂ \nv ASp¯ 

X·m-{X-bn-tebv¡v Xm]w ssIamäw 

sN¿-s¸-Sp coXn? 


F.kwh-l\w _n. Nme\w 

kn. hnIn-cWw 

Un. sshZyp-X-te-]\w 

D¯cw: (_n) Nme\w

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27. Pe-¯nsâ km{µX? 


F. 10 2 gm/cm 3 _n.10 3 kg/m 3 

kn. 10 -2 g/cm 3 Un. 10 -3 g/cm 3 

D¯cw: (_n) 10 3 kg/m 3 

28. 1 L\ sk.-ao.................. anÃn 

enäÀ? 


F. 1 _n. 10 

kn. Un. 

D¯cw: (F) 1 

29. thgm-¼-ep-I-fpsS {][m\ 

`£Ww? 

(Last Grade - Kannur - 2010) 

F. [m\y-§Ä 

_n. ]g-hÀ¤-§Ä 

kn. Ce-IÄ 

Un. sNdp-Po-hn-IÄ 

D¯cw: (_n) ]g-hÀ¤-§Ä 

30. XmbvthcpÅ kky-§-fp-ambn 

_Ô-an-Ãm¯ {]kvXm-h\ 

GXv? 


F. hn¯p-IÄ¡v hyà-amb c ≠ v 

]nfÀ¸p-Ifp≠v 

_n. Hä-¯-Sn-bp-Å-h-bmWv 

kn. Ce-I-fnÂ PmenI kncmhn-\ymkw 

D≠ v 

Un. imJ-I-fp-Å kky-§-fm- 

Wv 

D¯cw: (_n) Hä-¯-Sn-bp-Å-hbmWv 

31. A´m-cm{ã Zmcn{Zy \nÀ½mÀ 

Ö\Zn\w? 


F. sabv 3 

_n. HtÎm-_À 17 

kn. Pqsse 11 Un. G{]nÂ 7 

D¯cw: (_n) HtÎm-_À 17 

32. Cý³ kap-{Zm-XnÀ¯n taJ-ebnse 

]hn-g-¸p-äp-IÄ? 


F. 147 C\-§Ä 

_n. 518 C\-§Ä 

kn. 726 C\-§Ä 

Un. 317 C\-§Ä 

D¯cw: (Un) 317 C\-§Ä 

33. ]n³tlmÄ Iyma-d-bnÂ D]-tbm- 

Kn-¡p se³kv? 


F. tIm¬shIvkv 

_n. tIm¬tIhv 

kn. se³kv CÃ 

Un. kwbpà se³kv 

D¯cw: (kn) se³kv CÃ 

34. Hcp _nÂ ]mÊm-¡p--Xn\v 

ap³]v B _nÂ F{X XhW 

]mÀe-saânÂ hmbn-¡p-p≠ v? 


F. Hcp XhW 

_n. c ≠p-X-hW 

kn. aqp-X-hW 

Un. \mep-X-hW 

D¯cw: (kn) aqp-X-hW 

35. Cý³ in£m-\n-b-a¯nse GXv 

hIp¸v {]Imc-amWv h[-in£ 

hn[n-¡pXv? 


F. 301 _n. 300 

kn. 302 Un. 303 

D¯cw: (kn) 302 

36. Xmsg sImSp-¯-h-bnÂ 

Btcm-ln-IÄ F hn`m-K- 

¯nÂs¸Sm¯ kkyw GXv? 


F. tat´mn 

_n. Ipcp-ap-fIv 

kn. apńcn Un. Noc 

D¯cw: (Un) Noc 

37. tIc-f-¯nse hntZi k©m-cn-IfnÂ 

{]i-kvX-\mWv C_v\p-_- 

¯p-¯, GXv cmPyIm-c-\m-Wnt±lw? 


F. {Kokv _n. samtdmt¡m 

kn. CuPn]väv Un. kvs]bn³ 

D¯cw: (_n) samtdmt¡m 

38. hn¯v ]mI-am-Ip-t¼mÄ êw 

DW§n s]m«p ipjv¡ 

ê-§-fmWv kvt^mSy-^-e- 

§Ä. DZm-lcWw? 


F. ASbv¡ _n. apcn§ 

kn. Noc Un. Iip-h n 

D¯cw: (_n) apcn§ 

39. Gähpw `mcw Ipdª X·m-{X- 

IÄ DÅ ]ZmÀ°-amWv? 


F. ss\-{S-P³ _n. t¢mdn³ 

kn. ssl{U-P³ 

Un. HmIvkn-P³ 

D¯cw: (kn) ssl{U-P³ 

40. ImbnI Ah-bhw AÃm-¯tXXv? 


F. Ce _n. ImÞw 

kn. thcv Un. ]pjv]w 

D¯cw: (Un) ]pjv]w 

41. ]Ãh inev]-Ie Gähpw IqSp- 

XÂ ImW-s¸-Sp Øew? 


F. alm-_-en-]pcw 

_n. Im©o-]pcw 

kn. AP´ Un. FtÃmd 

D¯cw: (F) alm-_-en-]pcw 

42. Xmsg Xn-cn-¡p ]«n-I-bnÂ 

Cý ]n´p-S-cp cm{ãob 

kwhn-[m\w? 


F. _lp-I£n 

_n. GI-I£n 

kn. \mj-WÂ ]mÀ«n 

Un. ZznI£n k{¼-Zmbw 

D¯cw: (F) _lp-I£n 

k{¼-Zmbw 

43. Gähpw IqSp-XÂ t{]m«o³ AS- 

§n-bn-cn-¡p `£y-hkvXp? 


F. Imt_Pv _n. tImfn-^vf-hÀ 

kn. tkmbm-_o³Un. _oävdq«v 

D¯cw: (kn) tkmbm-_o³ 

44. Ifn-a®v sIm ≠pÅ hkvXp- 

¡-fpsS Imew \nÀ®-bn-¡p 

coXn? 


F. ImÀ_¬ 14 

_n. bptd-\n-bw-þ-tXm-dnbw coXn 

kn. sXÀtam eqan-\-sk³kv 

Un. ¢mhv ]cp-tim-[\ 

D¯cw: (kn) sXÀtam eqan-\- 

sk³kv 

45. {Xnam-\-Nn{Xw \nÀ½n-¡m³ 

\nÀ½n-¡m³ D]-tbm-Kn-¡p 

kmt¦-Xn-IX? 


F. te_À 

_n. tlmtfm-{Km^n 

kn. t^mt«m-{Km^n 

Un. H]vän-¡Â CâÀs^-tdmsa{Sn 

D¯cw: (kn-) tlmtfm-{Km^n 

46. ""hyàn-Xzs¯ ]c-am-h[n hnIkn-¸n-¡p--Xn\v 

Bh-iy-ap-Å 

`mc-X-cXv\ e`n¨ 

{][m-\-a-{ń-amÀ 

_mly-amb Nne hyh-Ø-IfmWv 

Ah-Im-i-§Ä'' Cu 

{]kvXm-h\ Bcp-tS-XmWv? 


F. dqtÊm _n. _mÀ¡À 

kn. thmÄ«-bÀ 

Un. emkvIn 

D¯cw: (kn) thmÄ«-bÀ 

47. k]vXmwK kn²m-´-¯nsâ 

D]-Úm-Xmhv? 


F. IuSn-ey³ 

_n. kap-{Z-Kp-]vX³ 

kn. Bcy-`-«³ 

Un. hcm-l-an-ln-c³ 

D¯cw: (F) IuSn-ey³ 

48. aÞÂ I½o-j³ Fń-\p-th n 

cq]o-I-cn-¨-XmWv? 


F. ]nm¡ kap-Zmb kwhcWw 

_n. \nIpXn ]cn-j-vImcw 

kn. apwss_ Iem]w 

Un. _m¦nwKv ]cn-jvI-cWw 

D¯cw: (F) ]nm¡ kap- 

Zmb kwh-cWw 

49. Blm-c- iyw-J-e-bnse Ahkm-\s¯ 

hn`mKw? 


F. am[ya D]-t`m-àm-¡Ä 

_n. {]mY-anI D]-t`m-àm-¡Ä 

kn. XrXob D]-t`m-àm-¡Ä 

Un. hnLm-S-IÀ 

D¯cw: (Un) hnLm-S-IÀ 

50. Iªn-sh-Å-¯nÂ Asbm-Un³ 

emb\n tNÀ¯mÂ In«p 

\ndw? 


F. ISpw-\oe _n. ISpw-Np-h¸v 

kn. ISpw-]¨ Un. ISpw-a-ª 

D¯cw: (F) ISpw-\oe 

Kp em s\ hm CXv tam cm 

KpÂkm-cn-emÂ \µ 

emÂ _l-ZqÀ imkv{Xn 

hmPvs]bv 

Cµn-cm-KmÔn 

samdmÀPn-tZ-imbn 

cmPo-hvKmÔn 

CODE

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11 Veto 


1. Where did International court of 

justice situated 

a) Geneeva b) Switzerland 

c) London d) Hague 

[Civil Excise Officer - 2017] 

Ans: (d) Hague 

2. What is the capital of Australia? 

a) Canberra b) Lisbon 

c) Madrid d) Guinea 


Ans: (a) Canberra 

3. Which of the following is not a 

constitutional body? 

a) Finanace Commission 

b) State Public Service 

Commission 

c) State Human Rights 

Commission 

d) Election - Commission 

[Junior Employment Officer - 

2017] 

Ans: (c) State Human Rights 

Commission 

4. ‘Ardhanareeswaram’, the famous 

novel written by 

a) Sugathakumari 

b) Perumal Murugan 

c) Akbar Kakkattil 

d) C. Radhakrishnan 


Ans: (b) Perumal Murugan 

5. Minamata disease is due to 

a) Arsenic b) Lead 

c) Copper d) Mercury 

[University Assistant - 2016] 

Ans: (d) Mercury 

6. The inventor of World wide web 

a) Tim Berners Lee 

b) Marc Andreessen 

c) James H. Clark 

d) Robert Cailliau 

Ans: (a) Tim Berners Lee 

7. The SC/ST (Prevention of 

Atroities) Act 1989 enforced 

Previous 

Questions @ 50 

with effect from 

a) 30 th January 1990 

b) 22 nd February 1991 

c) 30 th November 1990 

d) 30 th July 1990 

[Secretariat Assistant - 2015] 

Ans: (a) 30 th January 1990 

8. Headquarters of KILA is at 

a) Kozhikode b) Kottayam 

c) Thrissur d) Ernakulam 

[Secretariat Assit. 2015] 

Ans: (c) Thrissur 

9. Acetyl salicylic acid is known as 

a) Oil of wintergreen 

b) Salol c) Aspirin 

d) Picric acid 


Ans: (c) Aspirin 

10. In which state “Annapurna Rasoi 

Programme” to provide quality 

meal at cheap price to weaker 

sections of people was launched? 

a) Rajasthan b) Mizoram 

c) Delhi d) Bihar 


Ans: (a) Rajasthan 

11. Youngest fold mountain in the 

world 

a) The Himalaya b) The Alps 

c) The Rockies d) The Andes 

[Confidential Assistant Grade II - 

2012] 

Ans: (a) The Himalaya 

12. The brave heroine of Nagaland 

during civil Disobedience 

Movement 

a) Begum Hasrat Mahal 

b) Rani Gaidiliu 

c) Rani Lakshmi Bai 

d) Rani Parvathi Bai 

[Assistant Salesman - 2011] 

Ans: (b) Rani Gaidiliu 

13. Who was the Prime Minister 

of India when ‘Prime Ministers 

Rozgar Yojana came into force? 

a) Rajeev Gandhi 

b) Charan Singh 

c) Narasimha Rao 

d) A.B. Vajpai [ A s s i s t a n t 

Salesman - 2011] 

Ans: (c) Narasimha Rao 

14. What is manufactured using 

Bessemer process? 

a) Steel b) Gold 

c) Zinc d) Silver 


Ans: (a) Steel 

15. Who was appointed as the advisor 

of the constituent assembly? 

a) Dr. Rajendra Prasad 

b) K.M. Munshi 

c) B.N.Rao 

d) Dr. B.R.Ambedkar 

[BDO - 2015] 

Ans: (c) B.N.Rao 

16. Who was the political Guru of 

Mahatma Gandhi? 

a) Annie Besant 

b) Bipin Cnandra Pal 

c) Gopala Krishna Gokhale 

d) W.C.Banerji [BDO - 2015] 

Ans: (c) Gopala Krishna Gokhale 

17. When was “Pradhan Mantri 

Adharsh Gram Yojana” formally 

launched? 

a) 2008 b) 2010 

c) 2012 d) 2014 

[BDO - 2015] 

Ans: (b) 2010 

18. Author of ‘The Davinci code is 

a) Charles Dickens 

b) Marques 

c) Pamuk d) Dan Brown 

[Assistant Gr.II - 2006] 

Ans: (d) Dan Brown 

19. The Chairman of the State reorganisation 

commission 

a) H.N.Khursru b) Fasal Ali 

c) K.M. Panikkar 

d) V.P. Menon 


2017] 

Ans: (b) Fasal Ali 

20. IBM stands for 

a) Integrated Business Machine 

b) Internal Business Machine 

c) Indian Business Machine 

d) International Business 

Machine 


2017] 

Ans: (d) International Business 

Machine 

21. International ‘Mole’ day is 

celebrated on 

a) September 22 

b) April 23 

c) October 23 d) March 22 

[Assistant Gr. II - 2013] 

Ans: (c) October 23 

22. Lightning conductor was 

discovered by 

a) Benjamin Franklin 

b) Michael Faraday 

c) Edison 

d) Issac Newton 


Ans: (a) Benjamin Franklin 

23. The confluence of River 

Bhagirati and River Alakananda 

is at 

a) Rudraprayag 

b) Devaprayag 

c) vishnuprayag 

d) Karnaprayag 


Ans: (b) Devaprayag 

24. Which of the following is not 

harmful for computer? 

a) Spyware b) Cookies 

c) Virus d) Malware 


Ans: (b) Cookies 

25. 1 MB stands for 

a) 1024 Bits b) 1024 GB 

c) 1024 KB d) 1024 Bytes 


Ans: (c) 1024 KB 

26. To process data, computers use 

a) High level language 

b) Machine language 

c) Assembly language 

d) All the above 


2017] 

Ans: (b) Machine language 

27. Which is the hardest material 

ever known in the universe? 

a) Platinum b) Graphite

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c) Diamond d) Marble 


Ans: (c) Diamond 

28. Which education reform was 

considered as the Magnacarta 

of English Education in India? 

a) Charter Act of 1813 

b) Hunter Commission 

c) Woods’ Despatch 

d) Indian University Act 


Ans: (c) Woods’ Despatch 

29. The disease caused by a 

protozoan 

a) AIDS b) Malaria 

c) Chicken Guniya 

d) Typhoid 


Ans: (b) Malaria 

30. What is the full form of POTA? 

a) Protection of Trade 

Association 

b) Prevention of Temporal 

Allotment 

c) Prevention of Terrorism Act 

d) Permanent Association of 

Traders 


Ans: (c) Prevention of Terrorism 

Act 

31. The famous ‘Jungle Book’ was 

written by 

a) Rudyard Kipling 

b) Rarsan 

c) William Porter 

d) John Milton [Administrative 

Assistant - 2016] 

Ans: (a) Rudyard Kipling 

32. The unit of electric charge 

a) Ampere b) Joule 

c) Coulomb d) Tesla 

[Administrative Assistant - 2016] 

Ans: (c) Coulomb 

33. In which year Ayya Vaikundar 

was born in Swamithoppu? 

a) 1809 b) 1815 

c) 1850 d) 1875 

[Women SI - 2016] 

Ans: (a) 1809 

34. Name the National Park of India 

for Rhinoceros 

a) Jim Korbet b) Kaziranga 

c) Periyar d) Nagarhole 

[Sr. Superintendent - 2016] 

Ans: (b) Kaziranga 

35. Which among the following is a 

major component of LPG? 

a) Butane b) Ethane 

c) Methane d) Hexane 


Ans: (a) Butane 

36. ‘Dry ice’ is a solid form of 

a) Water b) Carbondioxide 

c) Sodium Carbonate 

d) Calcium Sulphate 


Ans: (b) Carbondioxide 

37. Which constitutional Amendment 

made right to free and compulsory 

education as a fundamental right? 

a) 73 rd b) 86 th 

c) 52 nd d) 74 th 


Ans: (b) 86 th 

38. Who is known as Lincoln of 

Kerala? 

a) Pandit Karuppan 

b) Ayyankali 

c) Sahodaran Ayyappan 

d) Chattambi Swamikal 

[Administrative Officer, KSRTC - 

2015] 

Ans: (a) Pandit Karuppan 

39. Entomology deals with 

a) Animals b) Human beings 

c) Insects d) Birds 


Ans: (c) Insects 

40. A journal named ‘Deepika’ was 

started by 

a) Vakkom Maulavi 

b) Fr. Heras 

c) Chattambi Swamikal 

d) Mother Theresa 


Ans: (a) Vakkom Moulavi 

41. The total length of the coast line 

in India is calculated as 

a) 6876 km b) 7517 km 

c) 7960 km d) 69278 km 


Ans: (b) 7517 km 

42. Concurrent list in the Indian 

constitution is taken from the 

constitution of 

a) Australia b) Canada 

c) Britain d) USA 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2015] 

Ans: (a) Australia 

43. In which states of matter diffusion 

is greater? 

a) Solid b) Liquid 

c) Gas d) Plasma 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2015] 

Ans: (c) Gas 

44. PMRY is primarily to assist the 

a) Rural Youths b) Employed Youth 

c) Urban Youth d ) E d u c a t e d 

unemployed youth 


Ans: (d) Educated unemployed 

youth 

45. NRDP is organised in 

a) 1991 b) 1992 

c) 1993 d) 1994 


2017] 

Ans: (b) 1992 

46. Expand the acronym RLEGP 

a) Regional Landless Employment 

Guarantee Programme 

b) Rural Labour Employment 

Gurantee Programme 

c) Rural Landless Employment 

Gurantee Programme 

d) Regional Labour Employment 

Gurantee 


Ans: (c) Rural Landless 

Employment Gurantee 

Programme 

_p²-a-X-k-t½-f-\-§fpw 

B ka-bs¯ `c-Wm-[n-Im-cn-Ifpw 

47. A scheme introduced under the 

name of Indira Gandhi is 

a) Indira Balika Yojana 

b) Indira Mahila Yojana 

c) Indira Awaas Yojana 

d) Indira Grameen Rozgar 

Yojana 

[Women Sub Inspector of Police 

- 2016] 

Ans: (c) Indira Awaas Yojana 

48. Kudumbasree was launched 

at _____ by Prime Minister 

______ 

a) Thrissur, Indira Gandhi 

b) Malappuram, A.B. Vajpayee 

c) Thiruvananthapuram, Rajiv 

Gandhi 

d) Ernakulam, Narasimha Rao 

[Administrative Assistant - 

2016] 

Ans: (b) Malappuram, A.B. 

Vajpayee 

49. Father of Nuclear Research in 

India 

a) Kasthuri Rangan 

b) Aryabhatta 

c) C.V. Raman 

d) Homi. J. Bhabha 


2016] 

Ans: (d) Homi J. Bhabha 

50. The silicon valley of India is 

a) Kakkanad b) Hyderabad 

c) Trivandrum d) Bengaluru 


2010] 

Ans: (d) Bengaluru 

CODE 

Ap Ime¯v Ahsf I ≠p 

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ 

APm-X-i{Xp Ime-tim-I³ Atim-I³ I\n-jvI³ 

cm{Xn sshIn ]mÀ¡nÂ ImWmw 

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ 

cmP-Krlw sshimen ]mS-eo-]p{Xw ImivaoÀ

R 

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1. The Line beyond which snow 

never melts is: [Deputy Collector 

- 2011] 

(a) Latitude (b) Longitude 

(c) Snow Line (d) Meridian 

Ans: (c) Snow Line 

2. Universal Adult Franchise Creates 

:[Deputy Collector - 2011] 

(a) economic equality 

(b) social equality 

(c) political equality 

(d) cultural equality 

Ans: (c) political equality 

3. The fraction of all families (or all 

individuals) that fall below the 

poverty line is called 

[Deputy Collector - 2011] 

(a) poverty rate 

(b) absolute poverty 

(c) relative poverty 

(d) none of these 

Ans: (a) poverty rate 

4. Pearl fishing is done extnsively in 


(a) Gulf of mannar 

(b) Konkan coast 

(c) Malabar coast 

(d) Coromandel coast 

Ans: (a) Gulf of mannar 

5. Name the most significant 

characteristic of national 

integration [Deputy Collector - 

2011] 

(a) social homogeneity 

(b) unity (c) economic 

identity (d) national loyalty 

Ans: (b) unity 

6. “Life Divine” was written by: 


(a) Gandhiji (b) Tilak 

(c) Vivekananda 

(d) Aurobindo Ghosh 

Ans: (d) Aurobindo Ghosh 

7. Which of the following 

statements regarding eclipses is 

incorrect 

[Secretariat Assistant/ Auditor - 

Rare 50 

[Special for Company/Corp./ 

Board Assistant Exam] 

[Rank making questions of 

2016-17 degree level exams] 

2007] 

(a) A solar eclipse occurs only on new 

moon days 

(b) A lunar eclipse occurs only on full 

moon days 

(c) In a solar eclipse the moon 

moves through the shadow caste 

by the earth 

(d) A lunar eclipse occurs when 

the moon is between the sun and 

the earth and the moon’s shadow 

moves across the face of the earth 

Ans: Both c & d are correct 

8. Based on extensine and detailed 

scientific evidence, geologists 

have determined the age of 

the earth. Which one of the 

following figures is the closest to 

the present estimated age of the 

earth? 

[Secretariat Assistant/ Auditor - 

2007] 

(a) 3.25 billion years (3.25 x 10 9 

years) (b) 4.55 billion 

years (4.55 x 10 9 years) 

(c) 2.95 billion years (2.29 x 10 9 

years) (d) 5.55 billion 

years (5.55 x 10 9 years) 

Ans: 4.55 billion years (4.55 x 10 9 

years) 

9. Which is the correct scientific 

name applied for a ‘shooting star’? 

[Sec. Asst./ Auditor - 2007] 

(a) comet (b) meteor 

(c) Asteroid (d) meteroite 

Ans: (b) meteor 

10. Velakali is a spectacular ritual and 

martial folk art of Kerala where did 

this art form take shape in Kerala? 

[Sec. Asst./ Auditor - 2007] 

(a) Vadakara (b) Edappally 

(c) Kodungalloor 

(d) Ambalappuzha 

Ans: (d) Ambalappuzha 

11. Power of the Judiciary to declare 

a law invalid on constitutional 

ground is called 

[Sec. Asst. - 2013] 

(a) Judicial Activism 

(b) Judicial Review 

(c) Judicial Supremacy 

(d) Judicial Absolutism 

Ans: (b) Judical Review 

12. God’s particle is the pseudonym 

of ________? 

[Sec. Asst. - 2013] 

(a) Large Hadrom collider 

(b) Quarks (c) Leptons 

(d) Higgs Boson 

Ans: (d) Higgs Boson 

13. India is called a tropical country 

mainly on account of its? 

[Sec. Asst. - 2013] 

(a) Latitudinal extent 

(b) longitudinal extent 

(c) Areal size 

(d) tropical monsoon climate 

Ans: (d) Tropical monsoon 

climate 

14. The marshy and forested land in 

northern part of Uttarpradesh is: 

[Sec. Asst. - 2013] 

(a) Khadar (b) Bangar 

(c) Terai (d) Siwaliks 

Ans: (c) Terai 

15. Who was the first propounder of the 

doctrine of ‘Passive Resistance’? 

[Sec. Asst. - 2013] 

(a) B.G. Thilak ( b ) A u r o b i n d o 

Ghosh (c) G.K.Gokhale 

(d) M.K.Gandhi 

Ans: (b) Aurobindo Ghosh 

16. Who is known as the father of 

Renaissance of Western India? 

[Sec. Asst. - 2013] 

(a) B.M. Malabari 

(b) M.G.Ranade 

(c) R.G.Bhandarkar 

(d) K.T.Telang 

Ans: (b) M.G.Ranade 

17. Which lamp has the highest energy 

efficiency? [Sec. Assistant - 

2013] 

(a) Incandescent lamp 

(b) LED (c) CFL 

(d) Arc Lamp 

Ans: (b) LED Lamp 

18. Diverging lens produces ........ type 

of images 

[Sec. Asst-2013] 

(a) smale virtual Image 

(b) big real image 

(c) small real image 

(d) big virtual image 

Ans: (a) small virtual image 

19. Which technology7 is used in 

compact disks? 

[Sec.Asst. 2013] 

(a) electrical (b) Mechanical 

(c) electromagnetic 

(d) Laser 

Ans: (d) Laser 

20. High boiling point of water is due 

to? [SI - 2014] 

(a) weak dissociation of 

water molecules 

(b) High dissociation of water 

molecules 

(c) Hydrogen bonding amongst 


(d) Vander walls forces of 

altraction amongst the molecule 

Ans: (c) Hydrogen bonding 

amongst water molecules 

21. Treaty signed in 1963 which 

banned nuclear tests in the 

atmosphere underwater and in 

space; but not underground? 

[SI 2014] 

(a) PTBT (b) NTBT 

(c) NNPT (d) CTBT 

Ans: Both a & b 

22. Name the country which launched 

its first pilot carbon trading 

scheme? [SI - 2014] 

(a) Japan (b) Korea 

(c) Singapore (d) China 

Ans: (d) China 

23. Supreme court granted the right 

to negative votting on? 

[SI - 2014] 

(a) 27 th sep 2013 

(b)27 th Oct 2013 

(c) 27 th August 2013 

(d) 27 th Nov 2013 

Ans: (a) 27 th Sep 2013 

24. The percentage of persons below 

poverty line in India is ? 

[SI - 2014] 

(a) 22% (b) 21% 

(c) 23% (d) 24% 

Ans: (a) 22% (Actual - 21.9%) 

25. In a client/server computer 

network, ‘the users’ computer is 

usually called? 

[SI - 2014] 

(a) client (b) Network 

(c) server (d) website 

Ans: (a) Client 

26. What is a firewall protection?

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11 Veto 


[SI - 2014] 

(a) Spam messages 

(b) most of the viruses 

(c) security ( d ) m a l i c i o u s 

worms 

Ans: (c) security 

27. The SC/ST (preventions of 

atrocities) act 1989 enforced with 

effect from? [SI - 2014] 

(a) 30 th January 1990 

(b) 22 nd February 1991 

(c) 30 th November 1990 

(d) 30 th July 1990 

Ans: (a) 30 th January 1990 

28. Which of the following units is 

usually used to denots intensity 

of pollution? [SI - 2015] 

(a) milligrams (b) Nanograms 

(c) pastsper million 

(d) Kilograms 

Ans: (c) parts per million 

29. The scientist who formulated the 

“Germ theory of disease” is 

[SI - 2015] 

(a) Louis pasterur 

(b) Lamarck (c) Hugo Devries 

(d) Griger mendel 

Ans: (a) Louis pasterur 

30. Methane gas is invented by the 

seientist [SI - 2015] 

(a) Alexandro Volta 

(b) Alexander fleming 

(c) John Dalton 

(d) Thomas Alwa Edison 

Ans: (a) Alexandro Volta 

31. The critical angle of a wave will 

be refracted to [ A d m i n i s t r a v e 

Officer, KSRTC - 2015] 

(a) 60 degree (b) 90 degree 

(c) 50 degree (d) 80 degree 

Ans: (b) 90 degree 

32. Pheromones are: 

[Administrative Officer. KSRTC - 

2015] 

(a) endohormones 

(b) ectohormones 

(c) growth regulators 

(d) None of these 

Ans: (b) ectohormones 

33. Carbylamine test is a dignostic 

test 

[Administrative 

Officer. KSRTC -2015] 

(a) Primary amine 

(b) secondary amine 

(c) tertaary amine 

(d) Quartert amine salts 

Ans: (a) Primary amine 

34. The time taken by individual blood 

cell to make a complete circuit of 

the body 

[Administrative Officer. KSRTC - 

2015] 

(a) 65 second (b) 60 seconds 

(c) 70 seconds 

(d) 75 seconds 

Ans: (b) 60 seconds 

35. The study of action of drugs is 

known as [Administrative 

Officer.KSRTC - 2015] 

(a) pharmacology 

(b) pharmacognosy 

(c) pathology (d) pharmaceutical 

Ans: (a) pharmacology 

36. Mango Juice is obtained from 

[Administrative Officer KSRTC 

2015] 

(a) mesocarp (b) Epicarp 

(c) Endocarp (d) Pericarp 

Ans: (b) epicarp 

37. Who among the following English 

men described the 1857 Revolt 

was a ‘National Rising’? 

[SI - 2015] 

(a) T.R Holmes 

(b) James mill 

(c) Benjamin Diseaeli 

(d) Sir James Outram 

Ans: (c) Benjamin Disraeli 

38. Which of the work contains the 

earliest reference to the town of 

Quilon? [SI - 2015] 

(a) Topographic Indika Christiana 

(b) periplus of Erythrean sea 

(c) Tao - i - chilio 

(d) Si - Yu - ki 

Ans: (a) Topographic Indika 

Christiana 

39. Which one is the first fully 

supported 64- bit operating 

system? [SI - 2015] 

(a) windows vista 

(b) windows 7 (c) Linux 

(d) mac 

Ans: (c) Linux 

40. The Instrument used to measure 

the growth of plant? 

[BDO/Municipal Sec- 2015] 

(a) Durometer (b) Auxanometer 

(c) potometer (d) cryometer 

Ans: (b) Auxanometer 

41. Which one among the following is 

a molecular scissor? 


(a) Ligase (b) Restriction 

endonucleare 

(c) Super bugs (d) Endrophyl 

Ans: (b) Restriction endonucleare 

42. “One vision, One Indentity, One 

Community” is the motto of which 

of the following organisations? 


(a) APEC (b) ASEAN 

(c) NATO (d) NAM 

Ans: (b) ASEAN 

hnf-IÄ 

Jmcn^v hnf-IÄ 

tPm _m \o F s 

]¨ tNm dmKn Ifªp 

tPm þ tPmhÀ 

_ þ _Pvd 

\n þ \ne-¡-Se 

F þ FÅv 

s\ þ s\Ãv 

] þ ]cp¯n 

N þ NWw 

tNm þ tNmfw 

dm þ dmKn 

I þ Icn¼v 

43. SocialJustice and brotherhood of 

man were the cardinal principles 

of .... teaching 


(a) Brahmananda Swami Sivayogi 

(b) Ayya Vaikundar 

(c) Mannathu Padmanabhan 

(d) Sree Narayana Guru 

Ans: (b) Ayya Vaikundar 

44. Which one is a text editor for 

microsoft window? 

(a) MS Word (b) MS Excel 

(c) Wordpad (d) notepad 

Ans: (d) notepad 

45. An Antiviral Chemical produced by 

the animal cell ? 

[Adm.Off.KSRTC- 2015] 

(a) Hormone (b) Virone 

(c) Interferon (d) cystone 

Ans: (c) Interferon 

46. Which nation carried 

observator rank in united Nation 

Organisation? [Adm.off.KSRTC- 

2015] 

(a) Palasestine 

(b) United states of America 

(c) Russia 

(d) Switzerland 

Ans: (a) Palastine 

47. IBM 1401 is ...... generation 

computer 


(a) first 

(c) Third 

Ans: (b) Second 

(b) second 

(d) fourth 

48. The term associated with the 

processing speed of Computer 


(a) FFTS 

(c) MIPS 

Ans: (c) MIPS 

(b) MPG 

(d) CPS 

49. In 1983, who defined the term 

‘Computer Virus’? 


(a) fred cohen (b) Smith 

(c) Norton (d) mcafee 

Ans: (a) fred cohen 

50. Which combound is called 

carborundum’ 

[SI -2015] 

(a) calcium carbide 

(b) Aluminum carbide 

(c) Boron carbide 

(d) Silicon carbide 

CODE 

dm_n hnf-IÄ 

tKm ]p _m en I 

tKm þ tKmX¼v 

]p þ ]pI-bne 

_m þ _mÀen 

en þ Linseed 

I þ ISpIv 

skbvZv hnf-IÄ 

]g-§Ä, 

]¨-¡-dn-IÄ, 

X®n-a-¯³ 

Ans: (d) silicon carbide

R 

11 Veto 


KWnXw 

Ie ≠À 

Hcp km[m-cW hÀjw = 365 Znhkw 

Hcp A[n hÀjw 

= 366 Znhkw 

4 sIm≠ v ]qÀW-ambn lcn-¡m³ ]äp hÀjw 

= A[n hÀjw 

inãw hcn-IbmsW¦nÂ km[m-cW hÀjw 

\qäm- ≠p-I-fmbn hcp hÀj-§sf 400 sIm≠ v 

lcn-¡m³ ]äp-sa-¦nÂ am{Xta A[n-hÀjw 

BIp-I-bpÅq 

400 sIm≠ v lcn-¡m-hp A[n-hÀj-¯nÂ 

Unkw-_À 31 Rmb-dmgvN Bbn-cn¡pw 

aRvPp imkvXmwtIm« 

"KWn-X-imkv{Xw Adn-bmØ 

Bcpw Fs‚ Iem cq]-ßƒ 

BkzZn-°-W-sa-∂n√' 

enb-\mtUm Umh©n 

Hä Znhkw 

BsI-bpÅ Znh-k-§-fpsS F®s¯ 7 sIm≠ v 

lcn-¡p-t¼mÄ e`n-¡p inã-amWv Hä Znhkw 

Hcp km[m-cW hÀjw (365 Znh-kw) = 52 

]qÀW-amb BgvN + 1 Hä Znhkw 

Hcp A[n hÀjw (366 Znh-kw) = 52 ]qÀW-amb 

BgvN + 2 Hä Znhkw 

100 sImÃw = 5 Hä Znhkw 



400 sImÃw = 0 Znhkw 

Hcp BgvNbnse BZys¯ Znhkw = RmbÀ 

kn) _p[³ Un) hymgw 

D¯cw: (kn) _p[³ 

2 9 16 23 28 29 30 

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ 

sh sh sh sh _p hym sh 

8. iymw P\n-¨Xv BKÌv 11 \mWv. taml³ 

iyman-t\-¡mÄ 11 Znhkw aq¯-Xm-Wv. Cu 

hÀjw kzmX{ý-Zn\w Xn¦fmgvN BbmÂ 

tamlsâ P·-Zn\w GXmgvN? 

F) Xn¦Ä _n) sNmÆ 

kn) i\n Un) RmbÀ 

D¯cw: (Un) RmbÀ 

iymw P\n-¨Xv þ BKÌv 11 

11 

taml³ P\n-¨Xv þ Pqsse 31 

kzmX{ý-Zn\w = Xn¦Ä 

BKÌv 15 8 1 Pqsse 31 

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ 

Xn Xn Xn RmbÀ 

type - Iii 

type - i 

1. Hä-bms\ Is≠ -¯pI? 

F) P\p-hcn _n) sk]vXw-_À k n ) 

amÀ¨v 

Un) sabv 

D¯cw: (_n) sk]vXw-_À 

P\p-hcn = 31 

sk]vXw-_À = 30 

amÀ¨v = 31 

sabv = 31 

2. s^{_p-hcn amk-¯nÂ 29 Znhkw DÅ 

hÀjw? 

F) 1995 _n) 1912 

kn) 2003 Un) 1810 

D¯cw: (_n) 1912 

3. Xmsg Xn-«p-Å-h-bnÂ GXmWv A[n-hÀjw? 

F) 1900 _n) 2002 

kn) 1974 Un) 1704 

D¯cw: (Un) 1704 

1900 F kwJysb 400 sIm≠ v lcn- 

¨mÂ am{Xta A[n-hÀjw BIp-I-bpÅq 

4. 1990 F hÀj-¯nÂ P\p-h-cn, s^{_p-h-cn, 

amÀ¨v Fo amk-¯nse BsI Znh-k- 

§Ä F{X? 

F) 90 _n) 89 

kn) 92 Un) 91 

D¯cw: (F) 90 

P\p-hcn = 31 

s^{_p-hcn = 28 

amÀ¨v = 31 

þþ-þþ 

90 

5. 01-þ01þ1899 apXÂ 31þ12þ1900 hsc (2 Znh-k- 

§Ä DÄs¸-sS) F{X Znh-k-§Ä D≠ v? 

F) 728 _n) 729 kn) 730 Un) 731 

D¯cw: (kn) 730 

1899 P\p-hcn 1 -þ 1899 Unkw-_À 31 = 365 

1900 P\p-hcn 1 -þ 1900 Unkw-_À 31 = 365 

þþ-þþ 

730 

type - Ii 

6. amÀ¨v 10 _p[-\mgvN BbmÂ amÀ¨v 26 

GXmgvN? 

F) hymgw _n) shÅn 

kn) i\n Un) RmbÀ 

D¯cw: (_n) shÅn 

Xn-cn-¡p Znh-k-¯n-t\m-sSm¸w 7 

Iq«n-bmepw 7 Ipd-¨mepw B Znhkw In«pw 

amÀ¨v 10 17 24 25 26 

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ 

_p _p _p hym sh 

7. Hcp amk-¯nse aqv shÅn-bm-gvN-IÄ 

Cc« kwJym Xob-Xn-I-fnÂ B-sW-¦nÂ B 

amk-¯nse 28þmw XobXn GXmgvN? 


9. Hcp amk-¯nse 28þmw XobXn Xn¦-fmgvN-bm-Wv. 

F¦nÂ B amk-¯nÂ F{X 

sNmÆm-gvN-IÄ D≠ v? 

F) 4 _n) 5 kn) 3 Un) 6 

D¯cw: (_n) 5 

GXv Cw¥ojv amk-¯n-sebpw 29, 30, 31 

Xob-Xn-I-fnÂ hcp BgvN-IÄ B amkw 

5 F®w ImWpw. _m¡n 4 F®w 

28 29 

↓ ↓ 

Xn sNm 

sNmÆ = 5 F®w 

10. HtÎm-_À amk-¯nse 30-þmw XobXn i\nbm-gvN-bm-Wv. 

F¦nÂ B amk-¯nÂ F{X 

Rmb-dm-gvN-IÄ D≠ v? 

F) 5 _n) 4 kn) 3 Un) Ch-sbm-p-aÃ 

D¯cw: (F) 5 

30 31 

↓ 

↓ 

i\n RmbÀ 

11. Unkw-_À amkw 17þmw XobXn RmbdmgvN 

BbmÂ B amk-¯nÂ F{X Xn¦fm-gvN-IÄ 

D≠ v? 

F) 5 _n) 6 kn) 4 Un) 4 

D¯cw: (kn) 4 

17 24 29 30 31 

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ 

Rm Rm sh i Rm

R 

11 Veto 


type - Iv 

Hcp km[m-cW hÀj-¯nÂ P\p-hcn 1 GXv 

Znhkw BtWm AXv B hÀjw 53 F®w 

ImWpw. _m¡n 52. 

A[n hÀj-¯nÂ P\p-hcn 1 Dw P\p-hcn 

2 Dw 53 F®w ImWpw. _m¡n 52. 

12. 1995 P\p-hcn 1 Xn¦-fmgvN BbmÂ B 

hÀjw F{X Xn¦-fm-gvN-I-Ä D≠ v? 

F) 53 _n) 52 kn) 51 Un) 48 

D¯cw: (F) 53 

13. 2004 P\p-hcn 1 Rmb-dm-gvN-bm-bmÂ B 

hÀjw F{X Xn¦-fm-gvN-IÄ D≠ v? 

F) 50 _n) 52 kn) 49 Un) 53 

D¯cw: (Un) 53 

P\p-hcn 1 2 

↓ ↓ 

Rm Xn 

14. 2003 P\p-hcn 1 i\n-bmgvN BbmÂ B 

hÀjw F{X Rmb-dm-gvN-IÄ D≠ v? 

F) 53 _n) 51 kn) 52 Un) 49 

D¯cw: (kn) 52 

P\p-hcn 1 2 

↓ ↓ 

i\n RmbÀ 

type - v 

15. amÀ¨v 10 _p[-\mgvN BbmÂ Pq¬ 1 

GXmgvN? 



D¯cw: (_n) sNmÆ 

Ffp-¸-hgn 

Xn-cn-¡p Znhkw apXÂ ImtW≠ 

Znh-k-¯nsâ Xtev hsc BsI F{X 

Znhkw Fv I≠ p-]n-Sn-¡pI 

Hä Znhkw ImWpI þ BsI Znh-ks¯ 

7 sIm≠ v lcn-¡p-t¼mÄ e`n-¡p- inãw 

Xn-cn-¡p Znhkw + inãw 

amÀ¨v 10 apXÂ sabv 31 hsc = 22+30+31 = 83 

33 Znhkw = 83 ÷ 7 inãw = 6 

_p[³ + 6 = sNmÆ 

16. 2013 amÀ¨v 17 Xn¦-fmgvN BbmÂ Pqsse 

9 GXmgvN? 



D¯cw: (kn) _p[³ 

amÀ¨v = 15 

G{]nÂ = 30 

sabv = 31 

Pq¬ = 30 

Pqsse = 8 

þþþ 

114 

Hä Znhkw = 114 ÷7 inãw = 2 

Xn¦Ä + 2 

= _p[³ 

IqSp-XÂ Adn-hn-te¡v 

Htc Ie- ≠À hcp amk-§Ä 

amÀ¨v 

-þ \hw-_À 

G{]nÂ 

þ Pqsse 

sk]vXw-_À 

þ Unkw-_À 

km[m-cW hÀj-¯nÂ P\p-hcn þ HtÎm-_À 

A[n hÀj-¯nÂ P\p-hcn þ Pqsse 

17. amÀ¨v 8 sNmÆmgvN BbmÂ \hw-_À 10 

GXmgvN? 

F) _p[³ _n) hymgw 

kn) shÅn Un) i\n 

D¯cw: (_n) hymgw 

amÀ¨v þ \hw-_À Htc Ie- -dmWv 

amÀ¨v 8 \hw-_À 8 9 10 

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ 

sNm sNm _p hym 

18. Hcp hÀj-¯nÂ sk]vXw-_À 5 _p[-\m 

gvN BbmÂ B hÀjs¯ {InkvXp-akv 

GXmgvN? 


kn) _p[³ Un) shÅn 

D¯cw: (_n) sNmÆ 

sk]vXw-. 5 Unkw. 5 12 19 25 26 

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ 

_p _p _p _p sNm _p 

type - vI 

Hcp km[m-cW hÀj-¯nÂ P\p-hcn 1 Dw 

Unkw-_À 31 Dw Htc Znhkw Xs-bmbn-cn-¡pw 

A[n hÀj-¯nÂ P\p-hcn 1 sâ sXm« 

-Sp¯ Znh-k-am-bn-cn¡pw Unkw-_À 31 

19. 2007 P\p-hcn 1 Xn¦-fmgvN BbmÂ 2008 

P\p-hcn 1 GXmgvN? 

F) Xn¦Ä _n) hymgw 

kn) _p[³ Un) sNmÆ 

D¯cw: (Un) sNmÆ 

2007 P\p-hcn 1 þ Xn¦Ä 

Unkw-_À 31 þ Xn¦Ä 

2008 P\p-hcn 1 þ sNmÆ 

20. 2012 P\p-hcn 1 Rmb-dmgvN BbmÂ 2013 


F) RmbÀ _n) Xn¦Ä 

kn) sNmÆ Un) _p[³ 

D¯cw: (kn) sNmÆ 

2012 P\p-hcn 1 þ Rmb-dmgvN 

Unkw-_À 31 þ Xn¦Ä 

2013 P\p-hcn 1 þ sNmÆmgvN 

21. 1997 P\p-hcn 1 _p[-\mgvN BbmÂ 1998 


F) _p[³ _n) hymgw 

kn) shÅn Un) i\n 

D¯cw: (_n) hymgw 

1997 P\p-hcn 1 þ _p[³ 

Unkw-_À 31 þ _p[³ 

1998 P\p-hcn 1 þ hymgw 

22. 2001 se Ie≠- À ho ≠pw D]-tbm-Kn-¡p 

sXm«-Sp¯ hÀjw GXv? 

F) 2004 _n) 2008 kn) 2007 Un) 2011 

D¯cw: (kn) 2007 

Ffp-¸-hgn 

Xn-cn-¡p hÀjs¯ 4 aS§v sIm≠ v 

lcn¨v inãw FSp-¡pI 

inãw 1 hmÂ Xn-cn-¡p hÀjw 

+ 6 

inãw 2, 3 hmÂ Xn-cn-¡p hÀjw 

+ 11 

inãw 0 h-mÂ Xn-cn-¡p hÀjw 

+ 28 

2001 ÷ inãw = 1 

2001 + 6 = 2007 

23. 2007 se Ie- ≠À ho ≠pw D]-tbm-Kn-¡mhp 

sXm«-Sp¯ hÀjw GXv? 

F) 2008 _n) 2018 kn) 2014 Un) 2016 

D¯cw: (_n) 2018 

2007÷4 inãw = 3 

2007 + 11 = 2018 

24. 2012 (A[n-hÀjw) se Ie-≠À ho ≠pw D]- 

tbm-Kn-¡m-hp sXm«-Sp¯ hÀjw GXv? 

F) 2040 _n) 2030 kn) 2018 Un) 2025 

D¯cw: (F) 2040 

2012÷4 inãw = 0 

2012 + 28 = 2040 


AssZz-Xhpw A[ym-ßhpw 

AssZzX Zo]nI þ {io\m-cm-b-W-Kpcp 

AssZzX Nn´m-]-²Xn þ N«-¼n-kzm-an-IÄ 

AssZzX ]©-c-Xv\w, 

AssZz-Xm-\p-`qXn þ i¦-cm-Nm-cyÀ 

A[ym-ß-bp²w þ hmKv`-Sm-\-µ³

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(a) Sought 

(b) Seeked 

(a) took 

(b) have taken 

(c) Seek 

(d) Seeky 

(c) has taken 

(d) had taken 

English 

Selected Questions 

1. I ______ lunch when the post man 

came 

(a) have (b) had 

(c) was having (d) has been 

2. Let us have a cup of tea ______ ? 

(a) haven’t we (b) have we 

(c) shall we (d) will we 

3. What is a person called when he is 

recovering from an illness ? 

(a) Ignoramus (b) Convalescent 

(c) Epidemic (d) Arrogant 

4. ‘A man whose wife is dead’ is called. 

(a) Widow (b) Bachelor 

(c) Widower (d) Celibate 

5. I saw a ______ of sheep grazing in 

the feild. 

(a) flock (b) herd 

(c) group (d) pack 

6. Find the correctly spelt word 

(a) occurrence (b) occurance 

(c) occurrance (d) occurence 

Relative Pronoun -Whose - Tips 

• blank \v tijw object HmSv 

IqSnb Hcp hmIytam AIÀ½ 

I{Inbtbm (intransitive 

verb) AS§nb hmIytam 

hmÂ blank Â whose D] 

tbmKn¡Ww 

eg: I met the boy whose father 

works in US 

• ‘____’ \v tijw Hcp passive 

voice hmepw whose BWv 

D]tbmKnt¡ ≠Xv. 

eg: Jaya whose brother was 

arrested 

came to see me. 

7. The phrase ‘Take in’ mean 

(a) to deceive (b) go forward 

(c) to give back (d) indure 

8. The idom ‘To hit the nail on the head’ 

means 

(a) To apologize (b) kill somebody 

(c) Apply unfair tactics 

(d) Say exactly the right thing 

cRvP³cmPv shªmdaqSv 

9. He goes ______school at 9.00 am 

every day 

(a) with (b) to (c) for (d) by 

10. The collective noun for ‘mountain’ 

(a) block (b) chain 

(c) cluster (d) constellation 

11. Mango is sweeter than apple - 

change into positive degree 

(a) Mango is as sweet as apple 

(b) Mango is not so sweet as apple 

(c) Apple is as sweet as Mango 

(d) Apple is not so sweet as Mango 

12. His sister is lost ______ all sense 

of shame 

(a) to (b) from (c) of (d) off 

13. The feminine gender of ‘Lad’ ? 

(a) Lord (b) Lady 

(c) Lass (d) Ewe 

14. The adverb of ‘brave’ is 

(a) Bravery (b) Brave 

(c) Bravo (d) Bravely 

15. The idiom ‘To eat the humble pie’ 

means: 

(a) To apologize in a humble manner 

(b) To eat beyond one’s capacity 

(c) Eat nothing 

(d) Eat delicious food 

16. The commission enquired ______ 

the causes of the hooch tragedy 

(a) into (b) by (c) for (d) in 

17. ‘In the doldrums’ means 

(a) in an excited mood 

(b) feeling confused 

(c) unexpectedly 

(d) feeling depressed 

18. “How can I help you”? She asked 

him. 

Change into Reported Speech. 

(a) She asked him that how could 

she help him 

(b) She asked him how could she 

help him 

(c) She asked him how she could 

help him 


19. The past tense of Seek is 

20. I read novels ______ I have nothing 

else to do 

(a) Where (b) Then 

(c) Now 

(d) When 

1. Little______ the answer 

(a) do he know (b) did he know 

(c) he knew (d) he knows 

2. He is too tired ____ walk 

(a) to 

(b) not to 

(c) he can’t (d) that he will not 

3. ‘Genial’ means 

(a) Cordial (b) not detailed 

(c) clever 

(d) a person of exceptional skill and 

ability 

4. If he had applied for the post, _____ 

(a) he get it (b) he will get it 

(c) he will have got it 

(d) he would have got it. 

5. Report : “I am going out”, he said 

(a) He said I am going out 

(b) He said that I was going out 

(c) He said he is going out 

(d) He said that he was going out 

6. Seeing is ______ ? 

(a) believe (b) believing 

(c) to believe (d) believed 

Relative Pronoun - 

Which / that - Tips 

• Xncn¡p \maw a\pjys\ 

kqNn¸n¡m¯ ]£w who/ 

whom/whose \v ]Icambn 

which / that D]tbmKn¡pp. 

FmÂ A¯cw \mas¯ 

Hcp tIma D]tbmKn¨v 

thÀXncn¨n«ps ≠¦nÂ ‘that’ 

D]tbmKn¡cpXv. ]Icw which 

BWv D]tbmKnt¡≠ Xv. 

eg: This is the book which/that 

gives much information. 

Harry Potter, which is the best 

selling book, is a series of fantasy 

novels. 

7. Barking dogs seldom bite, _____ ? 

(a) do they (b) don’t they 

(c) won’t they (d) doesn’t they 

8. Which part of the sentence is wrong 

(a) The few money/(b) he inherited/ 

(c) has already/ (d) been wasted 

9. I ______my Master’s Degree last 

year 

10. NATO is a/an ______ 

(a) acronym (b) psuedonym 

(c) synonym (d) homonym 

11. There is a ______ case against the 

Minister 

(a) modus operandi 

(b) prima facie 

(c) adhoc (d) a priori 

12. Hue means 

(a) Festival (b) Colour 

(c) mist (d) song 

13. When I called______ Ravi, I found 

him with his wife in the garden 

(a) on (b) at (c) up (d) off 

14. I advised him ______ 

(a) not resign the job 

(b) to not resign his job 

(c) not to resign his job 

(d) to don’t resign his job 

15. Find out the word wrongly spelt? 

(a) canon (b) cannon 

(c) congenita (d) cantageous 

16. Raju is hater of learning and 

knowledge: choose the apt 

substitute for the underlined words 

(a) Misologist (b) Bibliophile 

(c) Misanthrope (d) Misogynist 

17. ‘To put up with’ means______ 

(a) to close (b) to prolong 

(c) to tolerate (d) to forget 

18. Hardly ______ see the picture 

(a) I can (b) I could 

(c) can I (d) Can’t I 

19. The doorbell ______for the last ten 

minutes. 

(a) Was ringing (b) is ringing 

(c) has been ringing 

(d) had been ringing 

20. Hari’s house is bigger than ______ 

(a) my (b) their (c) our (d) yours 

Answer Key 

1. D¯cw: (c) was having 

• `qXIme¯nÂ Hcp {]hr¯n 

]qÀ¯nbm¡nbt¸mÄ 

asÁmcp {]hr¯n XpSÀp 

sIm≠ ncpp FXnÂ 

XpSÀp sIm≠ ncpXns\ 

Ipdn¡m³ past continuous 

Dw ]qÀ¯nbm¡nbXns\ 

Ipdn¡m³ simple past Dw 

D]tbmKn¡pp. ChnsS

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11 Veto 


lunch Ign¨psIm ≠ncpt¸mÄ 

postman hp F AÀ°amWv 

\evIpXv. 

2. D¯cw: (c) shall we 

Question Tag - Tips 

• Let sIm≠ v XpS§p Hcp 

hmIy¯nsâ question tag 

FgpXpt¼mÄ AXnsâ 

auxiliary verb ‘shall’ 

Bbncn¡pw. 

3. D¯cw: (b) convalescent 

(BtcmKyw {]m]n¨psIm≠ ncn 

¡p BÄ) 

4. D¯cw: (c) Widower 

widow - hn[h, 

Bachelor - AhnhmlnX³ 

widower - hn[pc³ / hn`mcy³, 

Celibate - {_ÒNmcn 

5. D¯cw: (a) Flock 

6. D¯cw: (a) Occurrence 

7. D¯cw: (a) to deceive 

(h©n¡pI) 

8. D¯cw: (d) say exactly the right 

thing 

9. D¯cw: (b) to 

10. D¯cw: (b) chain 

11. D¯cw: (d) Apple is not so sweet 

as mango 

• Cu hmIy¯nÂ Hcp Noun 

s\ asämcp Noun-ambn am{Xw 

compare sNbvXncn¡pXn 

\mÂ ChnsS superlative degree 

D]tbmKn¡m³ IgnbnÃ. 

C¯cw Comparative s\ positive 

B¡pXn\mbn BZyw noun 

Isf ]ckv]cw amän, NphsS 

sImSp¯ncn¡p cq]w D] 

tbmKn¡Ww. 

• Noun 2 + aux + ‘not so’ + positive 

form + ‘as’ +Noun1 

12. D¯cw: (a) to 

13. D¯cw: (c) Lass 

14. D¯cw: (d) Bravely 

15. D¯cw: (a) To apologize in a 

humble manner 

16. D¯cw: (a) into 

• ‘enquire’ t\msSm¸w ‘into’ F 

preposition D]tbmKn¡pp, 

hooch- hymPaZyw 

17. D¯cw: (d) feeling depressed 

18. D¯cw: (c) She asked him how 

she could help him. 

Reported Speech - Tips 

• Xncn¡p hmIyw 

tNmZycq]¯nepÅXmWv 

(Interrogative). Hcp Interrogative 

s\ Report sN¿pt¼mÄ 

‘that’ D]tbmKn¡m³ 

]mSnÃ. Double inverted comma 

bv¡v ]pd¯pÅXv BZyw 

FSps¯gpXnbtijw 

Question word AXpt]mse 

FSps¯gpXWw. ]noSv 

Auxiliary verb \v apnÂ subject 

s\ sIm≠ v hv, Bcv, BtcmSv 

kwkmcn¡ppshX 

\pkcn¨v amäWw. AXv 

Ignªv Auxiliary Verb sâ past 

Dw _m¡nbpw FSps¯gpXn 

pronoun IÄ Bcv BtcmSv 

kwkmcn¡pp shX\p 

kcn¨v amän FgpXnbmÂ aXn. 

19. D¯cw: (a) sought 

20. D¯cw: (d) when 

1. D¯cw: (b) did he know 

• Little sIm≠ v Hcp hmIyw 

Bcw`n¨mÂ NphsS 

sImSp¯ncn¡p Form D] 

tbmKn¡Ww. Little + aux + 

sub + verb + RPS ChnsS (a) 

D¯camIm¯Xn\v ImcWw, 

do F Auxiliary verb, ‘he’ F 

subject t\mSv tNcnÃmsbXmWv. 

2. D¯cw: (a) to 

• hmIyw Too..... to sâ {]tbmK 

amWv. too tNÀv hcp 

hmIy¯nÂ to IqSn D≠ m 

IWw. too....to tNÀ¯v hcp 

hmIy¯nsâ to apXepÅ `mKw 

s\KäohmWv. AXn\mÂ not 

tNÀt¡≠ BhiyhpanÃ. 

3. D¯cw: (a) Cordial 

4. D¯cw: (d) he would have got 

it 

• ‘If clause’ past perfect 

BsW¦nÂ main clause Â 

would have + ppv D] 

tbmKn¡Ww. 

5. D¯cw: (d) He said that he 

was going out. 

6. D¯cw: (b) believing 

• It is an idiom Meaning “only 

physical or concrete evidence 

is convincing. (kz´w \nco 

£WamWv Gähpw hnizmky 

amb sXfnhv) 

7. D¯cw: (a) do they 

• Auxiliary verb - do(bite=do+bite); 

• seldom DÅXn\mÂ hmIyw 

negative. 

AXn\mÂ n’t tNÀt¡ ≠. 

• subject - they (pronoun) 

8. D¯cw: (a) The few money 

• The little money FmIW 

ambncpp. 

• money F noun uncountable 

BbmWvD]tbmKn¡pXv. 

ImcWw money bpsS apnÂ 

1,2,3,4 Fv D]tbmKn¡m³ 

IgnbnÃ. 

9. D¯cw: (a) took 

• last year hmIy¯nepÅXn\mÂ 

simple past D]tbmKn¡Ww. 

10. D¯cw: (a) acronym 

• (Hcp ]Zk©b¯nse ] 

Z§fpsS BZy£c§Ä 

Iq«nt¨À¯p ≠mIp ]Zw) 

11. D¯cw: (b) primafacie 

modus operandi - method of 

operating. 

Prima facie - o n i t s f i r s t 

appearance 

adhoc - for the special purpose 

a priori - deductive 

12. D¯cw: (b) colour 

13. D¯cw: (a) on 

call on - visit a person 

call at - visit a place 

call off - cancel 

call up - to bring to mind; evoke 

14. D¯cw: (c) not to resign his 

job 

Backward in (something) 

Bank on (depend on) 

Bargain for 

Beg of/from (a person) 

Beg for (something) 

Believe in (a philosophy/ 

action) 

Beneficial to 

Bent on (doing something) 

Bestow on (a person) 

Beware of (a thing or a 

person) 

Reported Speech - Tips 

• Hcp Imperative hmIy¯nsâ 

Reported cq]amWv \ÂIn 

bncn¡pXv. Imperative 

hmIys¯ dnt¸mÀ«v 

sN¿pt¼mÄ Main Verb \v 

apnÂ to tNÀ¡Ww. 

15. D¯cw: (d) cantageous 

• correct spelling - contagious 

16. D¯cw: (a) Misologist 

Bibliophile - A lover of books 

Misanthrope - one who hates 

mankind 

Misogynist - one who hates 

women 

17. D¯cw: (c) to tolerate 

18. D¯cw: (c) can I 

• Hardly+Aux+Sub+V+RPS 

19. D¯cw: (c) has been ringing 

• for Ignªv kabw 

Xncn¡pXn\mÂ hmIyw 

present perfect continuous Â 

Bbncn¡Ww. 

20. D¯cw: (d) yours 

Possessive 

Pronoun - Tips 

• HcmfptSXv Fv ImWn 

¡phm³ possessive pronoun 

IÄ Bb yours, mine, 

ours, his, hers, theirs, its 

Fnhbnsemv AÀ°m 

\pkcWw D]tbmKn¡pp. 

ChnsS, lcnbpsS hoSv 

\n§fptSXnt\¡mÄ 

hepXmWv FmWv 

AÀ°am¡pXv. 

Words followed by appropriate prepositions 

Blind to (a fault) 

Blow out (ruin tire/gadget) 

Blow over (anger/storm) up 

(explode) 

Blush at 

Boast of 

Born of (someone) 

Bound for (a destination) 

Brood over (an idea, an 

event) 

Build of 

Busy with (some work)

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11 Veto 


]mT-]p-kvX-I-§-fn-eqsS 

{]Imcw 

coXn, a«v, Fsm-s¡-bmWv 

{]Imcw F hm¡p-sIm≠ v 

AÀ°-am-¡p-Xv. Hcp {Inbm- 

]Zw GXv coXn-bn-epÅ AÀ°amtWm 

ImWn-¡p-Xv AXns\-bmWv 

{]Imcw Fv ]d-bp- 

-Xv. {]Imcw 6 coXn-bn-ep≠- v. 

1. \nÀt±-iI {]Imcw : `qXw, 

`mhn, hÀ¯-am\w Fo Ime- 

§Ä ImWn-¡p {]Xybw 

DZm: ]co£ Ignªp (`q-X- 

Im-ew) 

Ah³ Ifn-¡pp (hÀ¯-am-\w) 

\msf t]mIpw (`m-hn-Im-ew) 

2. \ntbm-PI {]Imcw : BÚ, 

At]£ Fn-§-s\-bpÅ 

AÀ°w kqNn-¸n-¡p {] 

Imcw. "As«' F-XmWv 

CXnse {]Xybw 

DZm: Ah³ ]d-bs« 

t]mbn hcs« 

3. hn[m-bI {]Imcw : hn[n, D]- 

tZiw Fo cq]-§sf kqNn- 

¸n-¡p {]Imcw "AWw' 

BWv hn[m-bI {]Im-c-¯nse 

{]Xy-bw. Hcp {Inb sNbvtX 

]äq Fv kqNn-¸n-¡p-Xpw 

hn[m-bI {]Im-c-am-Wv. 

DZm: hcWw 

Ccn-¡Ww 

\mbv Nncn-¡Ww 

4. A\p-Úm-bI {]Imcw : 

k½Xw sImSp-¡p coXn-bnepÅ 

AÀ°w ImWn-¡p-- 

hsb A\p-Úm-bI {]Imcw 

Bbn IW-¡m-¡mw. "Bw' 

F-XmWv CXnsâ {]Xybw 

DZm: t]mImw 

ImWmw 

hcmw 

5. Biw-kI {]Imcw : Biw-k, 

aebmfw 

A\p-{Klw Fo AÀ°-§Ä 

DÅ {]Imcw 

DZm: Pbn¨v hcnI 

ZoÀLm-bp-jvam-\m-¡pI 

6. {]mÀ°I {]Imcw : {]mÀ°- 

\-tbm-SpÅ {Inbm-cq-]-§Ä 

DZm: Fs c£n-t¡-Wta 

Fs Im¯p-sIm-tÅ-Wta 

ImcIw 

\ma-]-Z-§fpw {Inbm ]Z-§fpw 

X½n-epÅ _Ôw ImWn-¡p-- 

XmWv ImcIw. Imc-I-§Ä Ggv 

hn[-¯n-ep≠- v. 

1. IÀ¯r-Im-cIw : {Inbm-hym-]m-c 

¯n\v B[m-c-ambn \nÂ¡p 

IÀ¯mhv 

DZm: cmPy-§Ä bp²w XpS-cpp 

2. IÀ½-Im-cIw : Hcp {Inb-bpsS 

ês¯ B{i-bn¨p \nÂ¡p 

hkvXpIÀ½w {Inb-bpsS êw 

A\p-`-hn-¡p--XmWv IÀ½-ImcIw 

DZm: cma³ cmh-Ws\ sImp 

3. Ic-W-Im-cIw : Hcp {Inb 

\S-¯p-hm³ IÀ¯m-hn-\p-X-Ip 

D]-I-c-W-amWv Ic-W-Im-cIw 

DZm: hmfp-sIm≠ v sh«n, hSnsIm≠ 

v ASn¨p 

4. Imc-W-Im-cIw : {Inb \S-¯p- 

-Xn-\pÅ Imc-W-amWv Imc-W- 

Im-cIw 

DZm: ZpxJ-¯mÂ AhÄ Icªp 

shbn-emÂ sNSnIÄ hmSpp 

5. km£nImcIw : {Inb \S-¯phm³ 

IÀ¯m-hns\ klm-bn-¡p- 

-XmWv km£n-Im-cIw 

DZm: A½ Ah-t\mSv ]dªp 

6. kzman ImcIw : IÀ¯mhv 

sN¿p {]hr-¯n-bpsS êw 

BÀ¡v DX-Ip-pthm AXmWv 

kzman ImcIw 

Imc-I-§Ä Ffp-¸-¯nÂ ]Tn¡mw 

Imc-Ihpw hn`-ànbpw 

IÀ¯r-Im-cIw \nÀt±-inI hn`àn {]Xybw ImWnÃ 

IÀ½-Im-cIw {]Xn-{Km-lnI hn`àn F, G, {]Xy-b-§Ä 

km£n-Im-cIw kwtbm-PnI hn`àn HmSv, HSv {]Xy-b-§Ä 

kzmanImcIw Dt±-inI hn`àn ¡v, \v, {]Xy-b-§Ä 

Ic-W-Im-c-Iw, {]tbm-PnI hn`àn BÂ {]Xy-bw 

ImcWImcIw 

A[n-I-cW ImcIw 

B[m-cnI hn`àn 

DZm: A½ a¡Ä¡v ASn 

sImSp¯p 

cmap A\o-jn\v anTmbn \ÂIn 

7. A[n-I-cW ImcIw : {Inb 

bv¡v B[m-c-ambn \nÂ¡p 

ImcIw 

DZm: I¸-enÂ t]mIpp 

I«n-enÂ InS-¡pp 

{]Im-chpw, Imc-Ihpw 

ap³ hÀj-§-fnÂ 

1. hn[m-bI {]Im-c-¯n\v DZm-l-c- 

W-taXv? 

[Secretariat Asst. - 2013] 

F. hcpp _n. hcWw 

kn. hcs« Un. hcmw 

D¯cw: (_n) hcWw 

2. FÃm-hcpw kXyw "]d-bWw' ASnh-c-bn« 

{Inbm-]Zw GXv {]Im-c- 

¯nÂs¸-Spp? 

[LDC - 2014 SR-PH] 

F. \nÀt±-iIw 

_n. \ntbm-PIw 

kn. A\p-Úm-bIw 

Un. hn[m-bIw 

D¯cw: (Un) hn[m-bIw 

3. Xmsg ]d-bp--h-bnÂ \npw 

\ntbm-PI {]Im-c-¯n\v DZml-c-W-ambn 

hcp-Xv GXv? 

[VEO - 2014] 

F. hcmw _n. hcs« 

kn. hcWw Un. hcI 

D¯cw: (_n) hcs« 

4. \n\¡v kt´m-j-t¯msS 

ChnsS Ign-bmw. Cu {Inb? 

[LDC - Kasargod] 

F. A\p-Úm-bI {]Imcw 

_n. \nÀt±-iI {]Imcw 

CÂ, IÂ {]Xy-b-§Ä 

kn. \ntbm-PI {]Imcw 

Un. Biw-kI {]Imcw 

D¯cw: (F) A\p-Úm-bI 

{]Imcw 

5. F\nbv¡v Ah[n A\p-h-Zn- 

¡Ww þ F hmIyw GXv 

{]Im-c-¯n-ep-Å-XmWv? 

F. \nÀt±-iIw 

_n. \ntbm-PIw 

kn. Biw-kIw 

Un. hn[m-bIw 

D¯cw: (Un) hn[m-bIw 

AÀ°- hy-Xymkw 

v 

v 

A[n-Ir-X³ : A[n-Imcn 

A[x-Ir-X³ : Xmgv 

kap-Zm-b¡mc³ 

A]-Nbw : \miw 

A]-Pbw : tXmÂhn 

AÀ°w : [\w, s]mcpÄ 

AÀ²w : ]IpXn 

Btcm-]Ww : Ipäw Npa-¯Â 

Btcm-lWw : Ibäw 

A\n-e³ : Imäv 

A\-e³ : Aán 

A_vZw : B 

A_v[n : kap{Zw 

Afn : h≠ 

Bfn : tXmgn 

BIcw : Ccn-¸nSw 

BImcw : BIrXn 

B[n : {]bmkw 

BZn : B-cw`w 

Aćw : hyXymkw 

Bćw : CS-thf 

Dt±iw : G-I-tZiw 

Dt±iyw : e£yw 

DtZymKw : {]hr¯n 

DtZymXw : {iaw

R 

11 Veto 


1. ssP\aX Øm]-I³ 

F. Ej-`³ 

_n. ]mÀiz-\m-Y³ 

kn. hÀ²-am-\-a-lm-ho-c³ 

Un. tKma-tX-iz-c³ 

2. cmPo-hvKmÔn h[n-¡-s¸« 

hÀjw 

F. 1989 _n. 1991 

kn. 1988 Un. 1992 

3. tIc-f-¯nÂ Gä-hp-a-[nIw 

t»m¡v ]©m-b-¯p-IÄ DÅ 

PnÃ 

F. ae-¸pdw 

_n. tImgn-t¡mSv 

kn. XrÈqÀ 

Un. Xncp-h-\-´-]pcw 

4. "{Ko³em³Uv' GXv kap-{Z-¯nemWv 

F. ]k-^nIv 

_n. AävemânIv 

kn. Cý³ alm-k-ap{Zw 

Un. BÀ«nIv kap{Zw 

5. Cý-bpsS BZy No^v PÌnkv 

F. _n.-sI.-ap-JÀPn 

_n. ]X-Ú-en-imkv{Xn 

kn. _n.-]n.-kn³l 

Un. lcn-emÂ sP. I\nb 

6. tIc-f-¯nse BZy-a-{ń-k-`bmb 

C.-Fw.-F-kv. a{ń-k-`bnse 

a{ń-am-cpsS F®w 

F. 10 _n. 11 

kn. 12 Un. 13 

7. tI-c-f-¯nÂ {_n«ojv B[n-]-Xy- 

¯n-s\-Xnsc \S BZy-I-em]w 

F. ]g-Èn-hn-¹hw 

_n. ae-_mÀ elf 

kn. Bän-§Â Iem]w 

Un. ]p-{]-þ-h-b-emÀ kacw 

8. tIc-f-¯nÂ F{X kwh-cW 

temIvk`m aÞ-e-§-fp≠ v? 

F. 1 _n. 2 

kn. 3 Un. 4 

9. Cý-bpsS tZio-b-Km-\-amb 

P\-K-W-a\ Be]n-¡m³ th≠ 

kabw? 

F. 52 sk¡â v 

_n. 69 sk¡â v 

kn. 55 sk¡â v 

Un. 65 sk¡â v 

10. IwKmcp {][m-\-ambpw GXv 

cmPy-¯mWv I≠ p-h-cp-Xv? 

F. Hmkvt{S-enb 

_n. Ata-cn¡ 

kn. \yqkn-emâv Un. Im\U 

11. a\p-jy-i-co-c-¯nse AØn-IfpsS 

F®w? 

LGS Model Exam 

F. 200 _n.300 kn.206 

Un.210 

12. Rh LSIw F-dn-b-s¸-Sp-Xv 

F´p-ambn _Ô-s¸-«-XmWv? 

F. cà-{Kq¸v 

_n. NÀ½-¯nsâ \ndw 

kn. Ic-fnsâ {]hÀ¯\w 

Un. I®nsâ \ndw 

13. tkXp-k-ap{Zw ]²Xn Fhn-sSbmWv? 

F. tIcfw _n. B{Ôm-{]-tZiv 

kn. tKmh Un. Xan-gv\mSv 

14. temIs¯ Gähpw ]g-¡-apÅ 

tZiob ]XmI GXv cmPy-¯ntâ-XmWv? 

F. Cw¥≠ v _n. PÀ½\n 

kn. djy Un. sU·mÀ¡v 

15. t_mÌ¬ Sn ]mÀ«n F´p-ambn 

_Ô-s¸-«n-cn-¡pp? 

F. Ata-cn-¡³ kzmX-{ý 

-k-acw 

_n. Hmw temI-a-lm-bp²w 

kn. djy³ hn¹hw 

Un. ]\matXmSv \nÀ½mWw 

16. `nembv ÌoÂ ¹mâ v GXv kwØm- 

\-¯n-emWv? 

F. a[y-{]-tZiv 

_n. O¯o-kvKUv 

kn. QmÀJÞv Un. _olmÀ 

17. Gä-hpw Bbp-ÊpÅ Pohn? 

F. B\ _n. Nn¼m³kn 

kn. No¦®n Un. Ba 

18. C.-C.-Pn. a\p-jy-i-co-c-¯nse GXv 

`mKs¯ tcmK-§Ä Is -≠¯m- 

\mWv D]-tbm-Kn-¡p-Xv? 

F. lrZbw _n. Xe-t¨mÀ 

kn. FbvUvkv Un. Iym³kÀ 

19. s]â-K¬ FXv GXv cmPy- 

¯nsâ {]Xn-tcm[ BØm-\-amWv? 

F. Cäen _n. Ata-cn¡ 

kn. djy Un. {^m³kv 

20. s\mt_Â k½m\w e`n¨ {_n«ojv 

{][m-\-a{ń? 

F. BâWn CuU³ 

_n. amÀK-cäv Xm¨À 

kn. hn³Ì¬ NÀ¨nÂ 

Un. amIvan-Ã³ 

21. Cý³ \mj-WÂ tIm¬{K-Ên 

sâ {]kn-Uâmb ae-bmfn? 

F. ]\-¼nÅn tKmhn-µ-ta-t\m³ 

_n. sI.-tI-f-¸³ 

kn. kn.-sI.-tKm-hn-µ³\m-bÀ 

Un. kn.-i-¦-c³\m-bÀ 

22. Cý-bnÂ BZys¯ Dcp¡v 

\nÀ½m-W-ime Øm]n-¨Xv 

FhnsS? 

F. Pwj-Uv]qÀ _n. Znemhn 

kn. ZpÀKm-]qÀ 

Un. s_m¡mtdm 

23. Ad-_n-¡-S-ensâ cmP-Ip-am-c³ 

F-dn-b-s¸-Sp-Xv? 

F. sImÃw _n. sIm¨n 

kn. tIm«bw 

Un. Xncp-h-\-´-]pcw 

24. "Xpcp-¼n¨ {Klw' F t]cpÅ 

{Klw? 

F. ip{I³ _n. sNmÆ 

kn. bpdm-\kv Un. `qan 

25. sshZyp-Xn-bpsS Gähpw \Ã Nme- 

I-taXv? 

F. Ccp¼v _n. shÅn 

kn. kzÀ®w Un. sN¼v 

26. Sqdn-ks¯ hyh-km-b-ambn AwKo- 

I-cn¨ Cý-bnse BZy kwØm- 

\-taXv? 

F. tKmh _n. tIcfw 

kn. P½p-þ-Im-ivaoÀ 

Un. ]©m_v 

27. \mKm-emânse HutZym-Kn-I-`mj? 

F. Cw¥ojv _n. Bkm-ankv 

kn. lnµn Un. t_mtUm 

28. Cýbnse BZys¯ kzmX-{ýk-acw 

\S hÀjw? 

F. 1867 _n. 1857 

kn. 1858 Un. 1849 

29. temI¯v BZy-ambn cq]w sIm≠ 

A´m-cm{ã kwL-S\? 

F. Hs¸Iv 

_n. sFIy-cm{ã kwL-S\ 

kn. tIma¬shÂ¯v 

Un. eoKv Hm^v t\j³kv 

30. temIvk-`-bnÂ AwKo-IrX {]Xn- 

]£ t\Xm-hm-bn-cp tIc-fo-b³? 

F. sI.-I-cp-Wm-I-c³ 

_n. ]\-¼nÅn tKmhnµ tat\m³ 

kn. hn.-sI.-Ir-jvW-ta-t\m³ 

Un. kn.-Fw.-Ìo-^³ 

31. chn \Zo-Xo-c-¯pÅ \Kcw? 

F. Pe-´À _n. emtlmÀ 

kn. {io\-KÀ Un. Idm¨n 

32. ag-hnÃv D m-Ip--Xnsâ ImcWw? 

F. {]Xn-^-e\w 

_n. {]IoÀW\w 

kn. hnk-cWw 

Un. A]-hÀ¯\w 

33. ae-bm-äqÀ F ]pWy-Øew 

tIc-f-¯nÂ GXv PnÃ-bn-emWv? 

F. XrÈq-À _n. tIm«bw 

kn. Fd-Wm-Ipfw 

Un. ]¯-\w-Xn« 

34. hkv{Xm-e-¦m-c-¯n\v HmkvImÀ 

AhmÀUv t\Snb Cým-¡m-c³? 

F. tiJÀI-]qÀ 

_n. `m\p-A-¯¿ 

kn. aocm-\m-bÀ 

Un. at\mPv iyma-f³ 

35. "Kco_n lTmthm' F ap{ZmhmIyw 

Bcp-tS-Xm-bn-cpp? 

F. s\lvdp _n. imkv{Xn 

kn. cmPo-hvKmÔn 

Un. Cµn-cm-KmÔn 

36. Hmw ]©-h-Õc ]²-Xn-bnÂ 

GXv taJ-e-bn-emWv IqSp-XÂ 

DuÂ \ÂIn-bXv? 

F. hyh-kmbw 

_n. Irjn 

kn. Zmcn-{Zy-\nÀ½mÀÖ\w 

Un. kzbw ]cym-]vXX 

37. hnäm-an³ knþbpsS imkv{Xo-b- 

\maw? 

F. AkvtImÀ_nIv BknUv 

_n. sdän-t\mÄ 

kn. t^mfnIv BknUv 

Un. Xbm-an³ 

38. C´-y-bnÂ BZys¯ A¨-Snb{´w 

Øm]n-¡-s¸-«-sX-hnsS? 

F. sImÂ¡¯ _n. a{Zmkv 

kn. UÂln Un. tKmh 

39. B[p-\n-I ck-X-{´-¯nsâ 

]nXmhv? 

F. sP.-sP.-tXmw-k¬ 

_n. {]nÌnen kn. emthm-kn-bÀ 

Un. sa³U-eohv 

40. _m_-dnsâ ih-Ip-Socw Fhn-sSbmWv 

ØnXn sN¿p-Xv? 

F. kn¡{µ _n. Im_qÄ 

Un. B{K Un. UÂln 

41. tIc-f-¯nÂ BZys¯ X]mÂ 

Hmôkv Fhn-sS-bmWv Øm]n- 

¡-s¸-«Xv? 

F. Be-¸pg _n. Fd-Wm-Ipfw 

kn. Xncp-h-\-´-]pcw 

Un. tImgn-t¡mSv 

42. tZio-b NnÓ-¯nÂ Bte-J\w 

sNbvXn-«pÅ kXy-tah PbtX 

GXnÂ \nmWv FSp-¯n-«p- 

ÅXv? 

F. apÞ-tIm-]-\n-j¯v 

_n. ItTm-]-\n-j¯v 

kn. ssX¯n-tbm-]-\n-j¯v 

Un. tIt\m-]-\n-j¯v 

43. tIm«-I-fpsS \mSv F-dn-b-s¸- 

Sp kwØm\w? 

F. D¯À{]-tZiv 

_n. ]©m_v 

kn. cmP-Øm³ Un. _wKmÄ 

44. Xe-t¨m-dnse Gähpw henb 

`mKw? 

F. skdn{_w _n. skdn-s_Ãw 

kn. saUpÃ H»mw-tKä 

Un. Xem-akv 

45. kmÀhnI ZmXmhv F-dn-b-s¸-Sp- 

Xv? 

F. O {Kq¸v _n. AB-{Kq¸v 

kn. A t]mkn-äohv 

Un. B s\K-äohv 

46. htµ-am-X-cs¯ Cý-bpsS 

tZiob KoX-ambn AwKo-I-cn¨ 

hÀj-taXv? 

F. 1947 _n. 1950 

kn. 1926 Un. 1956 

47. GXv hnäm-ansâ Ipd-hmWv 

hÔy-Xbv¡v Imc-W-ambn Xocmhp-Xv? 

F. hnäm-an³ Un 

_n. hnäm-an³ C 

kn. hnäm-an³ sI 

Un. hnäm-an³ F

R 

11 Veto 


48. hmg-Isf _m[n-¡p {][m-\ 

-s¸« IpanÄtcmKw? 

F. {ZpX-hm«w _n. IS-No-bÂ 

kn. Ce-¸p-Ån-tcmKw 

Un. Imäp-hogvN 

49. Pn.-F-kv.-Sn. \n-e-hnÂ h-sXv? 

F. 2017 Pqsse 1 

_n. 2016 Pq¬ 1 

kn. 2017 BKÌv 1 

Un. 2016 Unkw-_À 2 

50. temI-k-`-bnÂ AwK-am-Im-\pÅ 

Ipdª hbÊv? 

F. 18 _n. 35 

kn. 25 Un. 21 

51. Acn-bp-ev]m-Z-\-¯nÂ Gähpw 

apn-epÅ cmPy-taXv? 

F. Cý _n. `q«m³ 

kn. ssN\ Un. t\¸mÄ 

52. Cý-bpsS Im¸n-t¯m«w F-dnb-s¸-Sp 

kwØm\w? 

F. Akw _n. tIcfw 

kn. P½p-þ-Im-ivaoÀ 

Un. IÀWm-SIw 

53. \_mÀUnsâ BØm\w? 

F. apwss_ _n. UÂln 

kn. ]q\ Un. sIm¨n 

54. 64þmaXv tZiob Ne-¨n{X 

AhmÀUnÂanI¨ \Snbmb sXcsª-Sp-¡-s¸-«Xv? 

F. sskd-amknw 

_n. Cam³ N{I-hÀ¯n 

kn. kpc-`n-e£van 

Un. kpap{-X Nm-äÀPn 

55. Ggp Zzo]p-I-fpsS \Kcw F-dnb-s¸-Sp-Xv? 

F. apwss_ _n. DZ-bv]qÀ 

kn. Pbv]qÀ Un. dmbv]qÀ 

56. Cw¥ojv A£-c-am-e-bnse 'D' 

BIr-Xn-bn-epÅ kap{Zw? 

F. BÀ«nIv 

_n. _wKmÄ DÄ¡-SÂ 

kn. Cý³ alm-k-ap{Zw 

Un. Aävemân¡v 

57. Imth-cn-bpsS Hcp t]mj-I-\Zn 

tIc-f-¯nÂ \npw DÛ-hn-¡p- 

p. AXv GXmWv? 

F. tla-hXn 

_n. temI-]mWn 

kn. I_\n Un. XpwK-`{Z 

58. jn SmIvkn-bpsS Aw_m-k-UÀ? 

F. tim`\ 

_n. aRvPp-hm-cyÀ 

kn. kpc-`n-e£van 

kn. hnZym-_m-e³ 

59. XmPva-l-en\v Gä-hpw IqSp-XÂ 

òjWn DbÀ¯p hmXIw? 

F. ssl{U-P³ 

_n. kÄ^À Utbm-IvsskUv 

kn. HmIvkn-P³ Un. t¢mdn³ 

60. A[ym-]-I-Zn\w BN-cn-¡p-Xv? 

F. sk]vXw-_À 5 

_n. sk]vXw-_À 8 

kn. HtÎm_À 2 Un. Pq¬ 5 

61. Cým-tKäv FhnsSbmWv ØnXn 

sN¿p-Xv? 

F. apwss_ _n. sImÂ¡¯ 

kn. UÂln Un. ImivaoÀ 

62. Cý-bpsS BZy Zn\-]{Xw? 

F. Zn lnµp 

_n. t_mws_ kam-NmÀ 

kn. _wKmÄ Kkäv 

Un. Zn Cý³ FIvkv{]Êv 

63. kphÀ®-t£{Xw GXv kwØm- 

\¯v \ne-sIm-Åpp? 

F. HdoÊ _n. ]©m_v 

kn. cmP-Øm³ Un. KpP-dm¯v 

64. "kztZim`n-am\n' F A]-c-\ma-¯nÂ 

Adn-b-s¸-Sp alm³? 

F. tIkcn _me-Ir-jvW-]nÅ 

_n. thep-¯-¼n-Z-fh 

kn. cma-Ir-jvW-]nÅ 

Un. ]g-Èn-cmP 

65. Hmw Xssd³ bp²w \S 

hÀjw? 

F. 1190 AD _n. 1191 AD 

kn. 1192 AD Un. 1025 AD 

66. Ata-cn-¡³ {]kn-Uânsâ HutZym- 

KnI hkXn? 

F. _¡nMv lmw sIm«mcw 

_n. sshäv lukv 

kn. aÞn- lukv 

Un. sshäv lmÄ 

67. -ImÀKnÂ bp²w \S hÀjw? 

F. 1998 _n. 1999 

kn. 2000 Un. 1997 

68. Cý-bnÂ {]Xn-tcm[ a{ń-bm- 

Ip BZy h\nX? 

F. \nÀae koXm-cm-a³ 

_n. kvarXn Cdm\n 

kn. kpjam kzcmPv 

Un. ambm-hXn 

69. kwØm-\s¯ ]pXnb No^v 

sk{I-«dn? 

F. sI.-Ip-ªp-tam³ 

_n. \nfn\n s\täm 

kn. sI.-Fw.-F-{_lmw 

Un. ]mem«v taml³Zmkv 

70. Cý³ lcnX hn¹-h-¯nsâ 

]nXmhv? 

F. t\mÀa³ t_mÀtemKv 

_n. Fw.-F-kv.-kzm-an-\m-Y³ 

Un. kn.-hn.-cm-a³ 

Un. Fkv.-N-{µ-ti-JÀ 

71. inh-Kn-cn-aTw Øm]n¨ hÀjw? 

F. 1902 _n. 1907 

kn. 1900 Un. 1904 

72. cmPy-k-`mw-K-§-fpsS Imem-h[n? 

F. 5 hÀjw _n. 7 hÀjw 

kn. 6 hÀjw Un. 4 hÀjw 

73. Úm\-]oTw AhmÀUv t\Snb 

BZy ae-bmfn? 

F. kpK-X-Ip-amcn 

_n. Fkv.-sI.-s]m-ä-¡mSv 

kn. _mem-a-Wn-b½ 

Un. Pn.-i-¦-c-¡p-dp¸v 

74. tIc-f-¯nse Ipcp-ap-fIv KthjW 

tI{µw? 

F. ]n-bqÀ 

_n. shÅm-\n-¡c 

kn. Ic-a\ 

75. AIv_À Øm]n¨ aXw? 

F. Abv\n AIv_mcn 

_n. Zn³ Cemln 

Un. Icp-amSn 

kn. Xmthmbnkw 

Un. _lmbn 

76. B[p-\nI I¼yq-«-dnsâ ]nXmhmcv? 

F. NmÄkv _mt_Pv 

_n. tPmk^v sl³dn 

kn. Ae³ SqdnMv 

Un. FUn-k¬ 

77. a\pjy I¼yq-«À F-dn-b-s¸-Sp- 

Xv? 

F. iIp-´-fm-tZhn 

_n. Bcy-`-S³ 

kn. Keo-entbm Un. \yq«¬ 

78. {In¡äv Soanse Ifn-¡m-cpsS 

F®w? 

F. 12 _n. 11 

kn. 13 Un. 14 

79. ]mIn-Ømsâ tZiob ImbnI 

hnt\mZw? 

F. {In¡äv _n. ^pSvt_mÄ 

kn. I_Un Un. tlm¡n 

80. Bt_Â k½m\w GXv hnj-b-hpambn 

_Ô-s¸-«n-cn-¡pp? 

F. ck-X{´w 

_n. ùXn-I-imkv{Xw 

kn. km¼-¯n-I-imkv{Xw 

Un. KWn-X-imkv{Xw 

81. 72 ÷ 18 x 3 

F. 14 _n. 12 

kn. 15 Un. 3 

82. 7 5 4 

+ + 

4 3 3 

F. 

9 

9 

5 _n. 6 

12 12 

9 

9 

kn. 3 Un. 4 

12 12 

83. +5 sâ k¦-e\ hn]-coXw? 

F. -5 _n. 5 

1 

kn. Un. 

1 

− 

5 

5 

84. Hcp kwJy-bpsS 

1 

`mKw 30 5 

BbmÂ kwJy-bpsS 2 

5 

`mKw 

F{X? 

F. 180 _n. 72 

kn. 60 Un. 18 

1 2 1 

85. 108 ÷ 36 of + × 3 

4 5 4 

3 

F. 13 1 

_n. 

10 

13 3 

1 

kn. 13 

1 

Un. 13 2 7 

86. 15 × 15 sâ hne-sb´v? 

225 

F. 15 _n. 1 kn. 2 Un. 10 

87. a 3 +b 3 = 9, a+b=3BbmÂ ab? 

F. 1 _n. 2 k n . 3 

Un. 11 

88. c≠ v kwJy-I-fpsS KpW-\-êw 

320. Ah-bpsS e.-km.Kp 80 

BbmÂ D.-km.L? 

F. 8 _n. 4 kn. 16 Un. 20 

89. Hcp kwJy-bpsS 30% FXv 120 

BbmÂ kwJy GXv? 

F. 300 _n. 400 kn. 500 Un. 450 

90. (0.03) 3 = 

F. 0.027 _n. 0.0027 

kn. 0.000027 Un. 0.27 

91. 16 Bfp-IÄ Hcp tPmen 49 Znhkw 

sIm≠ v XoÀ¡pw. CtX 

tPmen 28 Znhkw sIm≠v XoÀ¡- 

W-sa-¦nÂ F{X Bfp-IÄ IqSp- 

X-embn th≠ n hcpw? 

F. 28 _n. 26 kn. 24 Un. 12 

92. 420 cq] hne-bpÅ Hcp hkvXp 378 

cq]bv¡v hnämÂ UnkvIu≠v? 

F. 10% _n. 15% 

kn. 20% Un. 90% 

93. 27, 64, 125, 216, 343, ...... 

F. 416 _n. 512 

kn. 686 Un. 559 

94. Xmsg sImSp-¯n-cn-¡p--h-bnÂ 

hepXv GXmWv? 

F. 20 _n. 

21 

9 

10 

7 

8 

21 

kn. Un. 

22 

95. cmPphpw cmaphpw Htc ho«nÂ 

\nv 40 In.-ao, 60 In.-ao. thK- 

X-bnÂ k©-cn¨v tImtf-Pnse-¯p-p. 

Ccp-hcpw F¯nt¨À 

ka-b-hy-Xymkw 10 an\n«v 

BsW-¦nÂ ho«nÂ \nv tImtf- 

Pn-te-¡pÅ Zqcw? 

F. 30 In.-ao. _n. 20 In.-ao. 

kn. 45 In.-ao. Un. 50 In.-ao. 

96. 3a = 4b BbmÂ a:b F{X? 

F. 4:3 _n. 3:4 

kn. 1:4 Un. 3:1 

97. Hcp A½, A½bv¡v 6 a¡Ä, 

Hmtcm a¡Ä¡pw 6 a¡Ä. 

F¦nÂ BsI F{X t]À? 

F. 37 _n. 36 kn. 43 Un. 42 

98. 8 sk.ao \ofhpw 4 sk.-ao. hoXnbp-apÅ 

Hcp ZoÀL-N-Xp-c-¯nsâ 

hnkvXoÀ®w? 

F. 32 sk.-ao. _n. 12 sk.-ao. 

kn. 42 sk.-ao. Un. 64 sk.-ao. 

99. 5, 7, 13 Fo kwJy-I-fpsS D.- 

km.L F{X? 

F. 0 _n. 455 kn. 1 Un. 5 

100. A[n-hÀjw GXv? 

F. 1800 _n. 1100 

kn. 1500 Un. 2000 

Answer: 

1.c 2.b 3.c 4.b 5.d 6.b 7.c 8.b 9.a 10.a 

11.c 12.a 13.d 14.d 15.a 16.b 17.d 

18.b 19.b 20.c 21.d 22.a 23.a 24.b 

25.b 26.b 27.a 28.b 29.d 30.d 31.b 

32.b 33.c 34.b 35.d 36.b 37.a 38.d 

39.c 40.b 41.a 42.a 43.c 44.a 45.a 

46.b 47.b 48.c 49.a 50.c 51.c 52.d 

53.a 54.c 55.a 56.a 57.c 58.b 59.b 

60.a 61.c 62.c 63.b 64.c 65.b 66.b 

67.b 68.a 69.c 70.b 71.d 72.c 73.d 

74.a 75.b 76.a 77.a 78.b 79.d 80.d 

81.b 82.d 83.a 84.c 85. a 86.b 87. 

b 88.b 89.b 90.c91.d 92.a 93.b 94.d 

95.b 96.a 97.c98.a 99.c 100.d

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Comp/corp-Asst. Model Exam 

1. Which state has recently organised 

the river festival, 'Namami 

Brahmaputra'? 

a. Assam b. TamilNadu 

c. Uttar Pradesh d. Uttarakhand 

2. The Brand Ambassader of 

harithakeralam project? 

a. Manju warrier b. K.J. Yesudas 

c. Mammootty d . 

Mohanlal 

3. Which team wins the Ranji Trophy 

Final 2017? 

a. Mumbai b. Gujarat 

c. Karnataka d. Maharashtra 

4. Who is the Kerala Minister for Local 

Self Government? 

a. Dr.K.T. Jaleel b . G . 

Sudhakaran 

c. A.C Moideen 

d. J. Mercykutty Amma 

5. Who won the Ezhuthachan 

Puraskaram of 2016? 

a. M.T. Vasudevan Nair 

b. Puthussery Ramachandran 

c. Vishunu Narayanan Nampoothiri 

d. C. Radhakrishnan 

6. Who has the right to address and 

send messages to the two Houses 

of Parliament? 

a. Prime Minister b. President 

c. Speaker d. Vice President 

7. Indian Constitution has borrowed 

the idea of directive principles of 

state policy 

a. Ireland b. Scotland 

c. England d. Germany 

8. According to constitution, which 

one of the following rights cannot 

be taken away during emergency? 

a. Right to Speak 

b. Right to Personal liberty 

c. Right to freedom of movement 

d. Right to organise meeting 

9. The authority to alter the boundaries 

of states in India rests with 

a. State Government 

b. President c. Prime Minister 

d. Parliament 

10. Which Article of the Constitution 

deal with General Election? 

a. Article 321 b. Article 312 

c. Article 330 d. Article 352 

11. Who wrote the book 'Akilathirutt' in 

Tamil? 

a. Chattampi Swamikal 

b. Ayyankali 

c. Vaikunda Swamikal 

d. Vagbhadananda 

12. Who was the first Secretary of 

SNDP? 

a. Dr. Palpu b. C.V. Kunjiraman 

c. R. Sankar d. Kumaran Asan 

13. 'Vala Samudhaya Parishkarana 

Sabha' was organised by? 

a. Brahmananda Sivayogi 

b. C. Kesavan 

c. K.P Karuppan 

d. Sahodaran Ayyappan 

14. Chattampi Swamikal was born in? 

a. kannammoola b. Varkala 

c. Panmana d. Chempazhanthy 

15. 'Akhila Thiruvitacore Navika Thozhilali 

Sangham' was founded by? 

a. Sree Narayana Guru 

b. Mannath Padmanabhan 

c. Ayyan Guru 

d. Velukutty Arayan 

16. ....... is a term used to describe 

the legal issues related to use of 

communications technology and 

internet? 

a. Net Law b. Cyber Law 

c. Information Law 

d. Chat Law 

17. The Study of criminologists in 

internet is called? 

a. Net Fraud 

b. Cyber Criminology 

c. Cyber Hacker d. Pirator 

18. Objective type examination uses .... 

a. MICR b. OMR 

c. OCR d. ALU 

19. A binary digit is 

a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4 

20. The world wide web is introduced 

in 

a. 1990 b. 1991 

c. 1992 d. 1993 

21. The first women to became the vice 

chancellor of a University in India? 

a. O.V Usha 

b. Dr. Jancy James 

c. Sara Joseph 

d. Padma Ramachandran 

22. Which year did the Attingal revolt 

break out? 

a. 1695 b. 1741 

c. 1821 d. 1721 

23. The year in which K.S.R.T.C came 

into existence ? 

a. 1970 b. 1962 

c. 1966 d. 1965 

24. Kollam Era was started in ? 

a. AD 78 b. AD 58 

c. As 622 d. AD 825 

25. What is child sex ratio of Kerala 

State in 2011 census? 

a. 940 b. 969 

c. 959 d. 980 

26. First radio station in Kerala? 

a. Thiruvananthapuram 

b. Kozhikode 

c. Thrissur d. Kannur 

27. First Woman Police station in Kerala 

was started? 

a. Kollam b. Kozhikode 

c. Palakkad 

d. Thiruvananthapuram 

28. Which river in Kerala is known as 

'Nila'? 

a. Periyar b. Bharathapuzha 

c. Chaliyar d. Pampa 

29. Gandhiji's first visit to Kerala was 

in? 

a. 1915 b. 1920 

c. 1925 d. 1930 

30. Wellington Island is in which 

district? 

a. Ernakulam b. Palakkad 

c. Idukki d. Kannur 

31. Ankaleshwar and Navagaon oil 

fields are located in? 

a. Maharashtra b. 

Gujarat 

c. Bihar d. West Bengal 

32. The Mobile Number Portability 

Service is launched for the first time 

in? 

a. Rohtak b. Bansola 

c. Nagpur d. Varanasi 

33. The Lahore Session of the Poorna 

Swaraj Resolution in the year? 

a. 1927 b. 1929 

c. 1928 d. 1930 

34. Who was the first propounder of the 

Doctrine of Passive Resistance? 

a. Balagangadhara Tilak 

b. Aurobindo Ghosh 

c. Lajpat Rai d. Gokhale 

35. Which state leads in the production 

of coriander? 

a. Assam b. Uttar Pradesh 

c. Rajasthan d. West Bengal 

36. Who was popularly known as 

'Barefooted Painter''? 

a. Leonardo Davinci 

b. Raja Ravi Varma 

c. M.F Hussain d. Piccaso 

37. Surat is situated on the bank of the 

river? 

a. Tapti b. Mahanadi 

c. Bhrahmaputra 

d. Godavari 

38. The congress socialist party was 

formed in the year? 

a. 1937 b. 1949 

c. 1934 d. 1924 

39. Who addressed Gandhiji for the first 

time as 'Father of the Nation'? 

a. Rabindranath Tagore 

b. Gopalakrishana Gokhale 

c. Subhash Chandra Bose 

d. Jawaharlal Nehru 

40. Jaina Hill is located in which of the 

following Indian state? 

a. Kerala b. karnataka 

c. Tamil Nadu 

d. Andhra Pradesh 

41. The acid present in tamarind is? 

a. Oxalic acid b. Acetic acid 

c. tartaric acid d. Citric acid 

42. Animal with least number of 

chromosomes? 

a. Radiolarcia b.cat 

c. Ascaris d. Tiger 

43. Which gland is found in the human 

skin? 

a. Sweat gland b. Pituitary gland 

c. Adrenal gland 

d. Thyroid gland 

44. Leukaemia is a type of cancer 

in which there is an abnormal 

increase in the number of? 

a. White blood cells 

b. Red blood cells 

c. Bone cells d. Platelets 

45. High yielding plants can be 

produced by? 

a. Crop rotation 

b. hybridisation 

c. inter cropping 

d. mixed cropping 

46. The coal containing highest 

percentage of carbon is? 

a. Peat b. Lignite 

c. Bitumin d. Anthracite 

47. Phylloquinone is the Chemical 

name of? 

a. Vitamin A b. Vitamin C 

c. Vitamin K d. Vitamin D 

48. This acute viral disease results in 

paralysis and can be prevented 

by vaccination which disease is 

mentioned? 

a. Trachoma b. Small pox 

c. AIDS d. Poliomyelitis 

49. Hydrochloric Acid is also known as? 

a. Carboxylic acid 

b. Glacial acesti acid 

c. Monocarboxylic acid 

d. Muriatic acid 

50. Which one of the following is a 

free - living bacterium that helps 

in nitrogen fixation in soil? 

a. Azotobacterb. Anabaena 

c. Azolla d. Nostoc 

51. The term 'Bull's eye' is related to 

which of the sports item? 

a. Billiards b. Gymnastics 

c. Boxing d. Shooting 

52. The 38 th parallel Separates? 

a. Shikokuo and Kyushu 

b. North Korea and South korea 

c. Taiwan and Japan 

d. North Korea and China 

53. The Garo - khasi range is located 

in the state of? 

a. Meghalaya b. Mizoram 

c. Sikkim d. Assam 

54. Hockey was introduced in

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Olympics in? 

a. 1924 b. 1928 

c. 1908 d. 1911 

55. The game that was popularly 

known as Poona game? 

a. Chess b. Badminton 

c. Volleyball d. Golf 

56. National games are held once in 

every? 

a. 1 year b. 2 years 

c. 4 years d. 5 years 

57. Neptune appears ...... in colour? 

a. green b. red 

c. orange d. blue 

58. What is 'Green gold'? 

a. Tea b. Coffee 

c. Gold d. Rice 

59. When was National Development 

Council formed? 

a. 15 th March 1950 

b. 6 th August 1951 

c. 6 th August 1952 

d. 26 th January 1950 

60. Who introduced the Banking 

Ombudsman Scheme? 

a. Finance Ministry of India 

b. Central Bank of India 

c. Reserve Bank of India 

d. State Bank of India 

61. Ir¯n\v DZm-l-cWw GXv? 

F. sh× _n. ]pXpa 

kn. Ffna Un. XmgvN 

62. "sN≠ sIm«n-¡pI' F 

ssien-bpsS AÀ°w? 

F. Ifn-bm-¡pI 

_n. ]m«v ]mSn-¡pI 

kn. D]-I-cWw hmbn-¡pI 

Un. IY ]d-bpI 

63. ip²-amb ]Zw GXv? 

F. em©\ _n. emRvO\ 

kn. emÖ\ Un. emXv[\ 

64. "]meqÀ' F Xqen-Im-\m-a- 

¯nÂ Adn-b-s¸-Sp--Xmcv? 

F. \mcm-b-W³ \¼q-Xncn 

_n. ANyp-X³ \¼q-Xncn 

kn. am[h³ \¼q-Xncn 

Un. kp{_-Ò-Wy³ \¼q-Xncn 

65. "\me©v ^b-ep-IÄ In«m- 

\p≠ v' F hm¡nÂ \me©v 

FXv GXv kam-ks¯ Ipdn- 

¡pp? 

F. XÂ]p-cp-j³ _n. ZznKp 

kn. _lp-{holn Un. Zzµz³ 

66. tamZw F hm¡nsâ hn]- 

coXw? 

F. BtamZw _n. tJZw 

kn. k¦Sw Un. kt´mjw 

67. aRvPocw F hm¡n-\À°w? 

F. ImÂ¨n-e¼v _n. Xma-c-¸qhv 

kn. N{µ-_n_w Un. Cfw-Imäv 

68. "F' F {]Xybw GXv hn`-ànbp-tS-XmWv? 

F. Dt±-inI 

_n. {]Xn-{Km-lnI 

kn. B[m-cnI 

Un. \nÀt±-inI 

69. 'Onam must be celebrated even 

selling the dwelling place' F 

hmIys¯ ae-bm-f-¯n-tebv¡v 

amän-bmÂ In«p cq]-taXv? 

F. ImWw hnÂ¡m-sXbpw 

HmWw sImÅmw 

_n. ImWw hnäpw HmWw 

sImÅWw 

kn. HmWm-tLm-jw IpSpw-_s¯ 

hnÂ]-\-bn-se-¯n-¡pp 

Un. HmWw sIm≠ pw ImWw 

hnÂ¡mw 

70. Xmsg-¸-d-bp--h-bnÂ icn-bmb 

cq]-taXv? 

F. At±-ls¯ lmÀ±-h-ambn 

kzmKXw sNbvXp 

_n. At±-ls¯ lmÀ±-ht¯msS 

kzmKXw sNbvXp 

kn. At±-ls¯ lmÀ±-ambn 

kzmKXw sNbvXp 

Un. At±-ls¯ kt´mjt¯msS 

lmÀ±-ambn kzmKXw 

sNbvXp 

71. We had paid our fees,......? 

a. didn't we b. had we 

c. haven't we d.hadn't we 

72. If he had challenged me, I ..... him 

a lesson 

a. would teach b. will teach 

c. would have taught 

d. would have been taught 

73. Each of these apartment building 

has ........ own swimming pool 

a. its b. that 

c. their d. his 

74. ......... you hurry up, you can't finish 

it on time 

a. If b. lest 

c. otherwise d. unless 

75. Many students indulged ..... 

malpractice 

a. in b. out 

c. on d. with 

76. Choose the Correct Sentence 

a. I have been in this School since 

1995 

b. I am in this School since 1995 

c. I am in this School since four 

years 

d. I am in this School since 1995 

77. If dogs bark, then Sparrows 

a. Scream b. talk 

c. twitter d. roar 

78. ...... you are alert and cautions, you 

will land in trouble 

a. Despite b. Unless 

c. Incase d. If 

79. The richer you are,......... 

a. the greed will increase 

b. the greedier you become 

c. your greed increases 

d. you become the greedier 

80. Yesterday when I saw him, he ..... 

notes 

a. had been writng 

b. wrote 

c. would write d. was writing 

81. Odd one out 

a. 3:8 b. 6:35 

c. 1:0 d. 7:48 

82. In a certain code language, 123 

means bright little boy: 145 

means tall big boy and 637 means 

beautiful little flower which digit in 

that language means bright? 

a. 1 b. 3 

c. 4 d. 2 

83. If in a certain code TWENTY is 

written as 863985 and ELEVEN is 

written as 323039 how is TWELVE 

written? 

a. 863584 b. 863203 

c. 863903 d. 863063 

84. HUA GTZ FSY ERX ? 

a. DWQ b. DQW 

c. WDQ d. WQD 

85. a ..... ca .....bc ..... bcc....bca 

a. bbaa b. bbab 

c. aabb d. baba 

86. 0,2,3,5,8,10,15,17,24,26,....... 

a. 28 b. 30 

c. 32 d. 35 

87. Pointing to a person a man said to 

a woman " His mother is the only 

daughter of your father" How was 

the woman related to the person? 

a. Aunt b. Mother 

c. Wife d. Daughter 

88. Rekha who is facing south turns to 

her left and walks 15 metres, then 

she turns to her left and walks 7 

metres, then facing west she walks 

15 metres. How far is she from her 

original position? 

a. 22 metres b. 37 metres 

c. 44 metres d. 7 metres 

89. Neelima completes a certain work 

in 5 days and subha completes the 

same in 7 days. If they both work 

together, how long will they take to 

complete the same task? 

10 11 

a. 2 days b. 2 days 

11 12 

11 12 

c. 2 days d. 2 days 

10 11 

90. Ramu covers a certain distance 

between his house and office on 

scooter. Having an average speed 

of 30km/hr, he is late by 10 min. 

However, with a speed of 40 km/ 

hr, he reaches his office 5 min 

earlier, Find the distance between 

his house and office 

a. 30 b. 40 

c. 25 d. 45 

91. The average speed of a train 

is 1 

4 times the average speed of 

2 

a tractor. the tractor covers 384kms 

in 16 hours. How much distance 

will the train cover in 12 hours? 

a. 1396kms b. 1296kms 

c. 1406 kms d. 1460 kms 

92. The salary of a person increases 

by 10% After the increment, 

the salary becomes Rs. 13200. 

what was his salary before the 

increment? 

a. 13332 b. 13000 

c. 12000 d. 11000 

93. A Shopkeeper bought a bicycle for 

Rs. 600 and sold it for Rs. 720. 

find the gain percent ? 

a. 15% b. 18% 

c. 20% d. 25% 

94. If 4m+2; 4m-2=5:4, what is M? 

9 −9 

a. b. 

2 2 

2 −2 

c. d. 

9 9 

95. 10 years ago Rajani's mother was 

4 times older than her daughter. 

After 10 years, the mother will be 

twice older than the daughter. the 

present age of Rajani is? 

a. 5 b. 10 

c. 20 d. 30 

96. The HCF of two numbers is 113 

and their LCM is 56952. If one of 

the numbers is 904. What is the 

other number? 

a. 7719 b. 7119 

c. 7791 d. 7911 

97. Two numbers are 20% and 50% 

larger than a 3 rd number. What 

percent of the 2 nd number is the 

first one? 

a. 75 b. 70 c. 80 d. 20 

98. It was Thursday on 2 nd January 

1993. what day of the week will 

be on 15 th March 1993? 

a. Saturday b. Sunday 

c. Monday d. Tuesday 

99. What is 2+4+6+8+.....+200? 

a. 212 b. 20012 

c. 10100 d. 5050 

100.The n th term of an A.P. is 5-4n 

What is the 11 th term? 

a. -35 b. -40 c. 35 d. -39 

Answer: 

1.a 2.b 3.b 4.a 5.d 6.b 7.a 8.b 9.d 10.a 11.c 

12.d 13.c 14.a 15.d 16.b 17.b 18.b 19.a 

20.b 21.b 22.d 23.d 24.d 25.c 26.a 27.b 

28.b 29.b 30.a 31.b 32.a 33.b 34.d 35.c 

36.c 37.a 38.c 39.c 40.c 41.c 42.c 43.a 

44.a 45.b 46.d 47.c 48.d 49.d 50.a 51.d 52.b 

53.a 54.c 55.b 56.b 57.d 58.a 59.c 60.c 61.d 

62.a 63.b 64.c 65.d 66.b 67.a 68.b 69.b 70.c 

71.d 72.c 73.a 74.d 75.a 76.a 77.c 78.b 79.b 

80.d 81.d 82.d 83.b 84.b 85.a 86.d 87.a 88. 

d 89.b 90.a 91.b 92.c 93.c 94.a 95.c 96.b 

97.c 98.a 99.c 100.d

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1. The president can dismiss a member of the council 

of ministers [Deputy Collector - 2011] 

a. on his own 

b. With the consent of the speaker 

c. on recommending the Prime Minister 

d. only under emergency conditions 

2. Who among the following was not a member of 

the cabinet mission? [Jeo - 2017] 

a. stafford cripps b. A.V. Alexander 

c. John simon d. Pethvic Lawrence 

3. The first sitting of constituent assembly of India 

was held on? [Jeo - 2017] 

a. 9 Dec 1946 b. 26 Nov 1946 

c. 14 Aug 1947 d. 26 Jan 1950 

4. The Comptroller and Audit General of India is 

appointed by? [Jeo - 2017] 

a. Speaker of Loksabha b. Governor 

c. Prime Minister d. President of India 

5. Constitution of India was adopted by constituent 

Assembly on ? [Jeo - 2017] 

a. 26th January 1950 b. 26th November 1949 

c. 29th August 1947 d. 9th December 1946 

6. Subject to the provisions of any law made by 

parliament or any rules made under Article 145. 

Which Article of the constitution permits the 

supreme court to review its own jedgement or 

order? [Jeo - 2017] 



7. Which Article is inserted in the constitution of India 

by constitution (ninety seventh Amendment) Act 

2011? [Jeo - 2017] 

a. Article 43B b. Article 39A 

c. Article 338A d. Article 361B 

8. Which of the following is not a constitutional 

Body? [Jeo - 2017] 

a. Finance Commission 

b.State Public Service Commission 

c. State Human Rights Commission 

d. Election Commission 

9. The constitution of India provides free and 

compulsory education of all children in the age 

group of six to fourteen year as a? 

[Jeo - 2017] 

Hmtcm 

e¡hpw 

Hmtcm tSm¸nIv 

dnhn-j³ 

Topic Master - Constitution 

[Final revision for Company/Corp./Board Assistant Exam] 

a. moral right 

b. political right 

c. fundamental right 

d. Natural right 

10. The power to decide an 

election petition is vested 

with? [Jeo - 2017] 

a. High court 

b. supreme court 

c. election commission d. parliament 

11. Which amendment act added a new fundamental 

duty under article 51 (A) of the constitution which 

provides that it shall be the duty of every Indian 

citizen to provide education to their children upto 

the age of 14 years? [Sales Asst. 2016] 

a. 75 b. 88 c. 86 d. 83 

12. The constitution of ombudsman was first created 

in ......? [Sales Asst. 2016] 

a. USA b. Switzerland c. Sweden d. Denmark 

13. The Human Rights Commissions at the central and 

states are facing serious satbackes because .......... 

[Sales Asst- 2016] 

i. They function us recommendatory and advisory 

bodies 

ii. They can submit reports only annually 

iii. there is no authority to excute their orders 

iv. The existing govenmental system ignores their 

accommendations 

a. i,iii & iv b. i,ii & iii c. i,iv & ii d. ii,iii & iv 

14. Which one of the following power of the Rajyasaba 

provided in the constitution of India? 

[Sales Asst. 2016] 

a. To decide whether a bill is a money bill 

b. to inititatiue a money bill 

c. to reject or amend a money bill 

d. to delay a money bill for a period not exceeding 

fourteen days 

15. Lokayukta submits its report to .....? 

[Sales Asst -2016] 

a. Chief Minister b. Governor 

c. President d. Chief Justice 

16. The constitution guarantees protection of the rights 

of the minorities in India through which articles? 


a. 29 and 30 b. 350 and 351 

c. 28 and 29 d. 15 and 16 

17. Which government appointed P.V. Rajamannar 

Committe to the tension in centre-state relation? 


a. India b. Maharashtra 

c. Karnataka d. TamilNadu 

18. The last session of the existing Loksabha after a 

new LokSabha has been elected is known as .......? 


a. Joint sitting b. Lame Duck 

c. Guillotine d. sine ide 

19. Financial emergency can be continued for ........ 

[Sales Asst 2016] 

a. 2 months b. 6 months 

c. one year d. indefinite 

20. Rights to information is the most effective 

and innovatine tool in Indian administration 

because? 

[Sales Asst 2016] 

i. it accepts people’s rights and privilages to know 

ii. it makes political system accountable and 

transparent 

iii. it makes people aware of public policies and 

devision making 

iv. it makes administrative more Innovative 

a. i,iii & iv b. i,ii & iv 

c. i,ii,& iii d. ii,iii & iv 

21. The fundamental rights of the Indian citizens are 

enshrined in? [Univ.Asst 2016] 

a. The preamble b. part III of constitution 

c. part iv of the constitution 

d. part V-A of constitution 

22. The authority to issue ‘writs’ for the enforcement 

of fundamental Rights wests with? 

[Uni.Asst -2016] 

a. The Parliament b. The President 

c. The Supreme Court & High Court 

d. The CBI 

23. Which of the following Article of the constitution 

deals with the fundamental Duties of the Indian 

citizens? [Uni.Asst 2016] 

a. Article 51A b. Article 29B 

c. Article 21 A d. Article 39 C 

24. Who is the chairman of RajyaSabha? 

[Uni.Asst 2016] 

a. The president b. The vice- president 

c. Lok Sabha Speaker d. The Governor 

25. In which year the National Development Council 

(NDC) was established? [Univ.Asst 2016] 

a. 1948 b. 1950 c. 1952 d. 1957 

26. The Public Service Commission in India, as the 

Union Public Service Commission was first called 

was established in the year? [Univ.Asst. 2016] 

a. 1919 b. 1926 c. 1947 d. 1950 

27. The National Human Rights Commission was 

established in the year? [Univ.Asst. 2016] 

a. 1993 b. 1975 c. 2001 d. 1996 

28. Which constitutional Amendment made right to 

free and compulsory education as a fundamental 

right? [Univ.Asst 2016] 

a. 73rd b. 86th 

c. 52nd d. 74th

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29. Who is the chairperson of kerala state Vanitha 

Commission? [Univ.Asst 2016] 

a. K. Ajitha b. Sugathakumari 

c. C.K. Janu d. M.C. Josaphine 

30. Who is the present CAG? [Univ.Asst ] 

a. Sasikanth Sharma b. Vinod Rai 

c. Agarwal d. H.K.Khanna 

31. Supreme Court Judges retire at the age of ......? 

[SI - 2015] 

a. 62 b. 65 

c. 70 d. 72 

32. Public information officer is expected to reply with 

in ..... hours of the life and liberty of the person in 

involved? [SI - 2015] 

a. 48 b. 24 

c. 72 d. 20 

33. National Mission for Justice delivery and legal 

reforms in India was set up in the year ..........? 

[SI - 2015] 

a. Aug 2009 b. aug 2010 

c. June 2011 d. Aug 2012 

34. Sexual harasment at work place act was passed in 

the year......? 

a. 2012 b. 2013 

c. 2014 d. 2015 

35. The reports of the comptroller and Auditor General 

is examined by ...... committee in the parliament? 

[SI -2015] 

a. Public undertakings b. estimates 

c. public accounts d. privileges 

36. Right to property was removed from the list of 

fundamental Rights by the? 

[Sec. Asst - 2015] 

a. 43 rd amendment b. 45 th amendment 

c. 44 th amendment d. 42 nd amendment 

37. Right to Education comes under the act? 

a. 44 b. 46 

c. 21 d. 21 A 

38. The Institution Lokayukta was created for the first 

time by the state of .....? 

[SI - 2015] 

a. Maharashtra b. Orissa 

c. Rajasthan d. Uttar Pradesh 

39. The Right to free and compulsory Education Act 

was enacted in? [BDO/Muni.Sec 2015] 

a. 2008 b. 2009 

c. 2010 d. 2012 

40. The nomination of members in the Rajya Sabha by 

the president was borrowed by the constitution of 

India from? [BDO/Muni.Sec] 

a. UK b. USA 

c. Australia d. Ireland 

41. Which among the following is not a way for 

acquisition of citizenship in India? [BDO/Muni.Sec] 

a. Renunciation b. Descent 

c. Registration d. incorporation of territory 

42. The constitution first Amendment Act sought to? 

[BDO/Muni.Sec] 

a. declare that an amedement passed in accordance 

with Article 368 will not be Law with the meaning 13 

b. nullify the Judicially created doctrine of basic 

features 

c. Curtail the right to property guaranteed by Article 31 

d. none of the above 

43. Who was appointed as the advisior of the 

constituent assembly? [BDO/Muni.Sec] 

a. Dr. Rajendra Prasad b. K.M.Munshi 

c. B.N.Rao d. Dr.B.R Ambedkar 

44. The Article in the Indian constitution which prohibits 

in intoxicating drinks and drugs? 

[BDO/Muni.Sec] 



45. The president of India may sometimes simply keep a 

bill on his table indefinitely without giving or refusing 

assent. This is? [BDO/Munic.Sec] 

a. absolute b. Qualified veto 

b. suspensive veto d. pocket veto 

46. A member of the State Public Service Commission 

Answer: 

1.c 2.c 3.a 4.d 5.b 6.d 7.a 8.c 9.c 10.a (PSC bpsS D¯-cw) 11.c 12.c 13.a 14.d 15.b 16.a 17.d 18.b 

19.d 20.c 21.b 22.c 23.a 24.b 25.c 26.b 27.a 28.b 29.d (M.C Josephine - Present Chairperson) 30.a (Rajiv 

Mehrishi - Present Chairman) 31.b 32.a 33.c 34.b 35.c 36.c 37.d 38.a 39.b 40.d 41.a 42.c 43.c 44.b 45.d 

46.b 47.a 48.c 49.d 50.b 

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1983 alm-ßm-KmÔn bqWn-th-gvknän AXn-c-¼pg (tIm-«-bw) 

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2005 NUALS If-a-tÈcn (F-d-Wm-Ip-fw) 

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2012 

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may resign his office by writting addressed to? 

[BDO/Munic.Sec] 

a. The president b. The Governor 

c. The Chief Minister d. The Chairman 

47. Obiter dicta is? 


a. That part of the judgement which was strictly 

not necessary for the disposal of the case or 

matter before the court 

b. That which was necessary to dispose of the 

matter and forms the crux of the devision 

c. Both d. none of the above 

48. The National Commission for women was 

constituted in? [BDO/Munic.Sec] 

a. 1985 b. 1990 c. 1992 d. 2000 

49. The number of members nominated by the 

princely states of the Constituent Assembly 

were? 


a. 36 b. 39 c. 63 d. 93 

50. Who act as the friend, philosopher and guide of 

the Public Account Committee? 

a. Prime Minister 

b. Comptroller & Auditer General 

c. The Speaker of the Loksabha 

d. Attorney General 

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1 In IT Act 2000, which section deals with 

the punishment of cyber terrorism? 

a) 66 (B) b) 67 (B) c) 66 (F) d) 45 (F) 


Ans: (c) 66 (F) 

Section 66 

Section 65 

Section 66 A 

Section 66 B 

Section 66 C 

Section 66 D 

Section 66 E 

Section 66 F 

Section 67 A 

Section 67 B 

deals with hacking with computer 

system 

Cyber tampering 

Prescribes the punishment for 

sending offensive messages 

through computers or any other 

communication device such as a 

mobile phone or a tablets On March 

24, 2015, Supreme Court deleted 

the Section 66 A 

Punishment for stolen computers 

or resources to the identified theft 

Identity Theft 

Cyber personation 

Violation of Privacy 

Cyber Terrorism 

Cyber Pornography 

Child Pornography 

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• IT Amendment act came into force on 

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• IT Act 2008 has 14 chapters 124 sections and 

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2 The metal used for making filament in 

an incandescent lamp 

a) Tungston b) Tin c) Zinc d) Copper 


Ans: (a) Tungston 

• Metal present in tubelight 

Molybdenum 

• Metal present in atomic clock 

Caesium 

• Metal present in dry cell 

Zinc 

Dr. B.R.Ambedkar 

John Mathai 

Law 

Railway and Transport 

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Zinc 

Dr. Rajendra Prasad 

Syama Prasad Mukherjee 

Food and Agriculture 

Industry and Supplies 

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Rati Ahmed Kidwai Communication 

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Zinc 

C.H. Bhaba 

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Jagjivan Ram 

Labour 

Iron 

Rajkumari Amrit Kaur Health 

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N. Gopalaswami Ayyangar Non-Portfolio Minister 

Lead 

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3 The First Education Minister of free 

India 

Lithium 

a) Motilal Nehru b) Sardar Patel 

• Metal present in seacucumber 

Vanadium 

c) V.P.Menon d) Moulana Abdul Kalam Azad 

[Municipal Secretary - 2015] 

• Metal present in chlorophyll 

Ans: (d) Moulana Abdul Kalam Azad 

Magnesium 

4 The number of Union Territories in India 

• Metal used in petroleum refinary 

is 

Molybdenum 

a) 28 b) 27 c) 7 d) 9 

• Metal present in smoke from vehicle 

[Special Branch Asst. - 2013] 

Lead 

Ans: (c) 7 

• Metal present in tobacco 

• The largest Union Territory of India 

Polonium 

Andaman Nicobar 

• Metal kept in wax 

Lithium 

• The smallest Union Territory of India 

• Metals kept in kerosene 

Lakshadweep 

• 

Sodium, Potassium 

• The union territory having the highest population 

density 

Most electropositive metal 

Delhi 

Francium 

• Most electropositive stable metal 

Caesium 

• The union territory having the least population 

density 


King of Metal 

Liquid metal 

Little Silver 

Metal of future 

Wonder metal 

Rainbow metal 

Hardest metal 

Gold 

Mercury 

Platinum 

Titanium 

Titanium 

Iridium 

Chromium 

• The union territory with highest sex ratio 

Puducherry 

• The union territory with lowest sex ratio 

Daman and Diu 

• Union Territory with highest literacy rate 

Lakshadweep 

• Union territory with lowest literacy rate 

Dadra Nagar Haveli

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• The Union Territory which have largest 

population of Scheduled Tribes in India 

Dadra Nagar Haveli 

• The Union Territory with least number of 

scheduled tribes 

Daman and Diu 

• Dadra is situated in 

Gujarath 

• Nagar Haveli is situated in 

Maharashtra 

• Daman and Diu is located in 

Gujarath 

• Union territory with most number of National 

Park and Wildlife Sanctuary 


• The place which is known as Cherrapunji of 

Western India 

Dadra Nagar Haveli 

• The first planned city of India 

Chandigarh 

• The first smoke free city of India 

Chandigarh 

• Union territory which started e-court fee 

system 

Delhi 

• First place in India to launch e-ration card 

Delhi 

• First Women Post Office in India was set up in 

Delhi 

• Open hand memorial is situated at 

Chandigarh 

• National gallery is at 

Chandigarh 

• National gallery of Modern Arts 

Delhi 

Union Territory 

Delhi 

Chandigarh 

Daman and Diu 

Dara nagar Haveli 


Lakshadweep 

Puducherry 

Capital 

New Delhi 

Chandigarh 

Daman 

Silvasa 

Portblair 

Kavarathi 

Puducherry 

• Famous festival of Chandigarh 

Rose festival 

• Famous festival of Daman and Diu 

Nariyal Poornima 

• French war memorial is at 

Puducherry 

• French Institute of Indology is situated at 

Puducherry 

• Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park 


• Indira Priyadarsini wild life sanctuary is located 

at 

Delhi 

• Indira Gandhi International Airport is in 

Delhi 

• Veersavarkar International Airport is in 

Port Blair 

• Agatti acrodrome is in 

Lakshadweep 

• Pittibird sanctuary is located in 

Lakshadweep 

5 Which district has been declared the first 

‘E’ district in Kerala? 

a) Ernakulam b) Thiruvananthapuram 

c) Kottayam d) Thrissur 

[Muncipal Secretary Gr.III - 2015] 

Ans: (a) Ernakulam 

• First fully literated district in India 

Ernakulam 

• First baby friendly district in Kerala 

Ernakulam 

• First smoke free district in Kerala 

Thiruvananthapuram 

• First tobacco ad-free district in Kerala 


• First district having complete mobile connectivity 


• First free Wi-fi enabled railway station in Kerala 


• First child begger free district in Kerala 


• First Polio free district in India 

Pathanamthitta 

• First tobacco free district in India 

Kottayam 

• First district in India with Rural Broadband 

Network 

Idukki 

• First child friendly district in Kerala 

Idukki 

• First Hallmarked district in Kerala 

Idukki 

• First Women friendly district in Kerala 

Ernakulam 

• First total banking district in India 

Palakkad 

• First fully electrified district in Kerala 

Palakkad 

• First IT enabled district in India 

Palakkad 

• Kudumbasree project was first introduced in 

Malappuram 

• First fully Wi-fi zone municipality in India 

Malappuram 

• First Hunger free city in India 

Kozhikode 

• First plastic free district in Kerala 

Kozhikode 

• First 3G mobile service in Kerala started in 

Kozhikode 

• First gender park in Kerala 

Kozhikode 

• First panmasala free district in Kerala 

Wayanad 

• First zero landless district in India 

Kannur 

• First fully primary education district in India 

Kannur 

• First bio district in Kerala 

Kasargod 

• First baby friendly district in Kerala 

Ernakulam 

• First child friendly district in Kerala 

Idukki 

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Operation Salute 

Special for Uniform Force Examinations 

Topic 1 

Kerala Renaissance 

[Selected Questions] 

1. The press established by Chavara Achan at 

Mannanam? 

St. Joseph Press (1846) 

2. Who led the first mirror consecration in South 

India? 

Vaikunda Swamikal 

3. Who was also known as ‘paneli parayan’ and 

‘pandi parayan’? 

Thycaud Ayya 

4. First martyr of Kerala Renaissance? 

Arattupuzha Velayudha Panicker 

5. What is the original name of Brahmananda 

Shivayogi? 

Karat Govinda Menon 

6. The name ‘Shanmughadasan’ was given to 

Chattambi Swamikal by 

Thycaud Ayya 

7. When Sreenarayana Guru built Aruvipuram 

temple? 

1887 

8. First person from backward community to be 

nominated to the legislative council? 

Ayyankali 

9. Whose childhood name was Kuttiyappi? 

Dr. Palpu 

10. Who is the grand old man of Travancore? 

G.P. Pillai 

11. The renaissance leader who was known as 

‘Mitavadhi’? 

C. Krishnan 

12. The magazine started by C.V.Kunjiraman? 

Sunandini 

13. Who is known as the poet of Renaissance? 

Kumaranasan 

14. Swadeshabhimani Newspaper started by 

Vakkom Abdul Khadhar Maulavi on 

January 19, 1905 

(from Anchuthengu) 

15. The pen name of 

Moorkoth Kumaran is? 

Vajrasoochi 

16. Mannathu 

Padmanabhan 

conducted Savarna 

Jaadha in? 

1924 (Vaikom to 

Trivandrum) 

17. The autobiography of Swadheshabhimani 

Ramakrishna Pillai? 

Ente Naadukadathal 

18. Founder of Prathyksha Raksha Daiva Sabha 

(PRDS)? 

Poykayil Yohannan 

19. Childhood name of Kurumban Dhaivathan? 

Naduvathamman 

20. The official publication of Atma Vidhya Sangam? 

Abhinava Keralam (1921) 

21. Who is known as ‘Kerala Lincoln’? 

Pandit Karuppan 

22. The newspaper started by T.K.Madhavan in 1905 

was? 

Deshabhimani 

23. Grand old man of Kerala? 

K.P.Kesava Menon 

24. Birth place of Sahodharan Ayyappan is 

Cherai (Ernakulam) 

25. The Secretary of Guruvayoor Sathyagraha 

committee was 

K. Kelappan 

26. The famous Kozhencherry speech by C.Kesavan 

is associated with which agittation? 

Nivarthana Agitation (1932) 

27. The founder of Narayana Gurugulam at Ooty? 

Nataraja Guru (1923) 

28. Famous Drama “Adakkalayil Ninnu Arangathekku” 

was written by 

V.T. Bhattathirippadu 

29. Who is known as the ‘Vivekananda of Kerala’ 

Swami Agamananda 

30. Pattini Jaadha (1936) was conducted by 

AKG (Kannur to Madras) 

31. The founder of Sreenarayana Vidyalayam at 

Payyannur in 1931 

Ananda Theerthan 

32. Who introduced Pidiyari system in Kerala? 

Kuriakose Elias Chavara 

33. The temple founded by Ayya Vaikunda Swamikal 

is known as 

Nizhal Thankal 

34. Real name of Thycaud Ayya is 

Subbarayan 

35. Who organised agitations “Achipudava 

Samaram”, “Mukuthi Samaram”? 

Arattupuzha Velayudha Paniker 

36. Famous book ‘Mokshapradeepam’ is written 

by? 

Brahmananda Sivayogi (1905) 

37. What is the pet name of Chattambi Swamikal? 

Kunjan Pillai 

38. House name of Sree Narayana Guru? 

Vayalvaram Veedu (Chempazhanthy, 

TVM) 

39. First agricultural strike in Kerala is led by 

whom? 

Ayyankali (1905) 

40. Who was the leader o f campaign Ezhava 

Memmorial (1896)? 

Dr. Palpu 

41. The leader of mass pettition known as Malayali 

Memmorial (1891)? 

Baristar G.P. Pillai 

42. The agitation started by C.V. Kunjiraman in 

1936 which was caused to the temple entry 

proclamation? 

Mathaparivarthana Prakshobham 

43. First Secretary of SNDP? 

Kumaran Asan 

44. Who published the Journal called ‘Muslim’ in 

1906? 

Vakkom Abdul Khadar Maulavi 

45. The education magazine started by Moorkoth 

Kumaran in 1919 

Vidhyalayam 

46. The magazine known as the Bible of theeyas 

Mithavadi (1907) 

47. Who was called Madan Mohan Malavya of 

Kerala by Sardar K.M. Panicker? 

Mannathu Padmanabhan 

48. House name of Swadeshabhimani Ramakrishna 

Pillai? 

Koodilla Veedu 

49. The protest made by Poikayil Yohannan for the 

Dalit people is commonly known as? 

Adilahala 

50. The biography of Kurumban Daivathan, 

‘Navodhanathinte Surya Thejus’ is written by? 

Babu Thomas 

51. The Sanskrit school started by Vagbhadanandan 

at Karaparambu (Kozhikode) on 1906 is? 

Tatwaprakashika 

52. The title ‘Kavithilakan’ was given to Pandit 

Karuppan by 

Maharaja of Cochin

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53. The renaissance leader who known as 

“Navodhanathinte Meghajyothis” 

T.K. Madhavan 

54. Auto biography of K.P.Kesava Menon 

Kazhinjakaalam 

55. Who conducted “Mishrabhojanam” at Cherayi 

in 1917? 

Sahodharan Ayyappan 

56. The KPCC President at the time of Indian 

Independence? 

K. Kelappan 

57. Autobiography of C. Kesavan 

Jeevitha Samaram 

58. Famous drama Adukkalayil Ninnu Arangathekku 

was first played in 

1929 (at Idakkunni, Thrissur) 

59. Father of Modern Kalady 

Swami Agamananda 

60. The volunteer captain of Guruvayoor 

Sathyagraha held in 1931 was 

A.K.Gopalan 

61. Who conducted Yachana Yathra in 1931 from 

Thrissur to Chandragiri Puzha 

B.T. Bhattathirippadu 

62. The mouth piece of Yogakshema Sabha 

Mangalodhayam 

63. Who is known as the father of literacy in Kerala? 

Kuriakose Elias Chavara 

64. The founder of ‘Munthirikkinar’? 

Ayya Vaikunda Swamikal 

65. Who is known as great Guru of Guru? 

Thycaud Ayya 

66. The renaissance leader who known as ‘Guru 

of Atheists’? 

Brahmananda Sivayogi 

67. Kerala Government observes August 25 th 

(birthday of Chattampi Swamikal) as? 

Jeevakarunyadinam 

68. First great personality from Kerala who 

appeared in both coin and stamp of the country 

Sree Narayana Guru 

69. When did Sree Narayana Guru consecrated the 

Siva idol at Aruvipuram on the banks of the river 

Neyyar 

1888 

70. When did ‘Aluva Sarvamatha Sammelanam’ (all 

religious conference) was conducted 

1924 

71. The renaissance leader who conducted 

Villuvandi Yathra (1893), Kallumala Samaram 

(1915) and Thonnooramaand Lahala (1915) 

Ayyankali 

Samapanthi bhojanam 

Panthi bhojanam 

Mishra bhojanam 

Preethi bhojanam 

Birth Date & Place of Famous Renaissance Leaders 

Kuriakose Alias Chavara 1805 February 10 Kainakari (Alappuzha) 

Vaikunda Swami 1804 March 12 Swamithoppu 

Thycaud Ayya 1814 Nakalapuram 

Brahmanad Shivayogi 1852 August 26 Kollengode, Chittur (Palakkad) 

Chattampi Swamikal 1853 August 25 Kannammoola (TVM) 

Sree Narayana Guru 1856 August 20 Chempazhanthy (TVM) 

Ayyankali 1863 August 28 Venganoor (TVM) 

Dr. Palpu 1863 November 2 Pettah (TVM) 

Kumaranasan 1873 April 12 Kayikkara (TVM) 

Mannathu Padmanabhan 1878 January 2 Perunna (Kottayam) 

Poykayil Yohannan 1879 February 17 Iraviperoor (Pathanamthitta) 

Vagbhadanandan 1885 April 27 Patyam (Kannur) 

Pandit Karuppan 1885 May 24 Cheranallur (Ernakulam) 

Sahodharan Ayyappan 1889 August 21 Cherai (Ernakulam) 

K. Kelappan 1889 August 24 Moodadi (Kozhikode) 

C. Kesavan 1891 May 23 Mayanad (Kollam) 

V.T. Bhattathirippad 1896 March 26 Trithalla (Palakkad) 

Famous organisations in Kerala Renaissance 

Samathva Samajam 1836 Ayya Vaikunda Swami 

Ananda Mahasabha 1918 Brahmananda Shivayogi 

SNDP 1903 Sree Narayana Guru 

Sadhu Jana Paripalana Sangham 1907 Ayyankali 

All Travancore Muslim Mahajana Sabha 

Vakkom Abdul Khadher 

Moulavi 

Islam Dharma Paripalana Sanghan 

Vakkom Abdul Khadher 

Moulavi 

NSS (Nair Service Society) 1914 October 31 Mannathu Padmanabhan 

Prethyaksha Raksha Dhaiva Sabha 1909 Poykayil Yohannan 

Atma Vidhya Sangham 1917 Vagbhadanandan 

Araya Samajam 1907 Pandit Karuppan 

Akhila Kerala Araya Mahasabha 1922 Pandit Karuppan 

Ezhava Samajam 1903 T.K.Madhavan 

Namboodhiri Yuvajana Sangham 1919 V.T. Bhattathirippadu 

Jathi Nashini Sabha 1933 Ananda Theerthan 


- Ayya Vaikunda Swami 

- Thycaud Ayya 

- Sahodaran Ayyappan 

- Vagbhadanandan 

72. Birth place of Ayyankali 

Venganoor (TVM) 

73. Who wrote the book “Treatment of Thiyyas 

in Travancore” 

Dr. Palpu 

74. Founder of Travancore Ezhava Sabha 

Dr. Palpu 

75. The founder of political party named 

‘Socialist party’ in 1938 

Sahodaran Ayyappan

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(Police Constable, Beat Forest Officer, 

Women Civil Excise Officer) 

1. Name the Identity Card given to 

artisans in Gujarat for national 

recognition: 

A. Swaroop B. Ekta 

C. Pahchan D. Samaanta 

2. Who was appointed as Sub Collector 

of Thalassery to suppress the revolt 

of Pazhassi Raja: 

A. Munro B. Curzon 

C. Robert Clive D. T.H. Baber 

3. Name the robot has been introduced 

by Kumbakonam based City Union 

bank of improve customer Service: 

A. Cub – Union B. Cub – Ubi 

C. Cub – Ganga 

D. Cub – Lakshmi 

4. Name the revolutionary Cuban leader 

who died on 25 th November 2016: 

A. Fidel Vostro B. Ryan Vastro 

C. Ryder Castro D. Fidel Castro 

5. In which year NABARD was 

established? 

A. 1985 B. 1990 

C. 1995 D. 1982 

6. Who is the present Chairman 

of National Hydro Electric Power 

Corporation? 

A. Shyam Srinivasan 

B. K.M. Singh C. Ajaypal Singh 

D. P.S. Jayakumar 

7. Headquarters of the Securities and 

Exchange Board of India (SEBI): 

A. Poona B. Hyderabad 

C. New Delhi D. Mumbai 

8. Name the currency of Japan: 

A. Yen B. Lira 

C. Rial D. Ruble 

9. India’s Satellite launch-pad is 

located at: 

A. Visakhapatanam B. Mumabi 

C. Hyderabad D. Shriharikotta 

10. A method of growing plants without 

soil: 

A. Planting B. Breeding 

C. Hydroponics D. Vegetation 

11. Who is the Prime Minister of Republic 

of Mauritius? 

A. Anirood Jugnauth 

B. Chownamein 

C. Mehbooba Mufti 

D. Zakkir Ustad 

12. Name the Tibetan Word for New Year: 

A. Nauros B. Puthuyug 

C. Losar D. Era 

13. Where did International court of 

Justice situated: 

A. Geneva B. Switzerland 

C. London D. Hague 

14. World Television Day is celebrated on: 

A. May 21 B. June 29 

C. November 21 

D. March 22 

15. Which is the capital of Australia? 

A. Canberra B. Lisbon 

C. Madrid D. Guinea 

16. Who is the Chairman of ISRO? 

A. Dr. Jinyao B. A.S.Kirankumar 

C. J.P.Nanda D. R.K.Sharma 

17. Which British viceroy was related to 

Subsidiary Alliance System? 

A. Lord Ellenborough 

B. Lord Canning 

C. Lord Wellesley 

D. Lord Mount Batten 

18. In which year the Twelfth Five Year 

Plan started? 

A. 2010 B. 2007 

C. 2008 D. 2012 

19. Newly elected President of USA on 

November 8, 2016: 

A. Ted Cruz B. Hillary Clinton 

C. Donald Trump 

D. Marco Rubio 

20. In which state Kakatiya Thermal Power 

Project existed? 

A. Telangana B. Karnataka 

C. Maharashtra D. Assam 

21. Where did the first Satyagraha 

experiment made by Gandhi in India? 

A. Bardoli B. Champaran 

C. Dandi D. Vaikkom 

22. Where did ‘Keibul Lamjao National Park, 

the world’s only floating national park 

was located? 

A. Manipur B. Andhra 

C. Jharkhand D. Gujarat 

23. Which University has developed the 

World’s first light seeking Synthetic 

Nano Robot? 

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A. Oxford University 

B. University of Hong Kong 

C. Cambridge University 

D. Harward University 

24. First state to launch Cyber 

Police Stations in each districts 

in India: 

A. Haryana B. Chhattisgarh 

C. Goa D. Maharashtra 

25. Number of Tinais mentioned in Sangam 

literature: 

A. 5 B. 7 C. 8 D. 3 

26. Who is the founder of 

Atmavidyasangam? 

A. E.V.Ramaswamy 

B. Subrahmanya Bharathy 

C. Vagbatanandan 

D. Ayyankali 

27. Where is Jose Maria Cordova 

International Airport located? 

A. Brazil B. Colombia 

C. Newyork D. Chilie 

28. Which is the Coastal Port City had 

trade relations with Yavanas, situated 

on the banks of River Periyar? 

A. Tyndis B. Kadalundi 

C. Cochin D. Muziris 

29. In which state “Annapurna Rasoi 

Programme” to provide quality meal 

at cheap price to weaker sections of 

people was launched? 

A. Rajasthan B. Mizoram 

C. Delhi D. Bihar 

30. The Headquarter of Malayalam 

University in Kerala is situated: 

A. Thrissur B. Calicut 

C. Ernakulam D. Tirur 

31. Which Day is Celebrated as National 

Milk Day? 

A. March 7 B. August 16 

C. November 26 

D. October 11 

32. Who was the leader of 1857 revolt in 

Baraut Pargana in Uttarpradesh? 

A. Shah Mal 

B. Maulavi Ahamadulla 

C. Kunwar Singh 

D. Vajid Ali Sha 

33. Who implemented the First Five Year 

Plan in Soviet Union? 

A. Lenin B. Joseph Stalin 

C. Gorbachev D. Trotsky 

34. In which year India became a member 

of World Trade Organization? 

A. 2002 B. 1997 

C. 2005 D. 2000 

35. Name the event which was followed 

as a part of Anti-Rowlatt struggle in 

India? 

A. Wagon Tragedy 

B. Mappila Revolt 

C. Partition of Bengal 

D. Jallianwalabag Massacre 

36. In which year Kundara proclamation 

declared? 

A. 1856 B. 1809 

C. 1833 D. 1805 

37. Which country’s court poet was 

Atula in the ancient Kerala? 

A. Ezhimala B. Ay 

C. Venad D. Travancore 

38. The first Swadeshi printing press 

started by Chavara Kuriakose Elias: 

A. Mannanam B. Thrissur 

C. Thiruvalla 

D. Kothamangalam 

39. The first book completely printed in 

Malayalam: 

A. Shabdakosam 

B. Samshepavedertham 

C. Rajyasamacharam 

D. Paschimodayam 

40. Which Indian river is known as 

Tsangpo in China? 

A. Yamuna B. Sindhu 

C. Brahmaputra D. Mahanadi 

41. Who was the exponent of 

“Aiyyavazhi” system of belief? 

A. Ayyankali B. Sreenarayana 

Guru 

C. Vaikundaswami 

D. Gandhi 

42. The tallest Peak in Himalaya 

Mountains: 

A. Mount Everest 

B. Karakkoram 

C. Siachin D. Kanchen Junga 

43. Which Planet is famous for its big 

Red Spot on it? 

A. Mars B. Venus 

C. Uranus D. Jupiter 

44. Which University is Renamed as 

Kerala University? 

A. Malabar University 

B. Travancore University 

C. Venad University 

D. Gandhi University 

45. Who wrote “Prachina Malayalam”? 

A. Kunjan Nambiar 

B. K.P.Kesavamenon 

C. Chattampiswami 

D. Dr. Palpu 

46. The “Dronacharya Award” was given 

to: 

A. Sportsman B. Coaches 

C. Umpires D. Sports Editors 

47. Who was the first person to walk on 

the moon? 

A. Yurigagarin B. Neil Armstrong 

C. Edmund Hilary 

D. Kalpana Chawla 

48. The Pass located at the Southern end 

Nilgiri Hills in South India: 

A. Bhorghat Gap B. Thalghat Pass 

C. Bolan Pass D. Palghat Gap

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49. Who invented the Steam Engine? 

A. Marconi B. Thomas Savery 

C. James Watt D. Wright Brothers 

50. Numismatics is the study of: 

A. Coins B. Stamps 

C. Numbers D. Space 

51. What is the name of the first satellite 

sent into space? 

A. Sputnik B. Laika 

C. Apple D. Bhaskara 

52. Which instrument is used to measure 

Pressure? 

A. Ammeter B. Manometer 

C. Lactometer D. Sacharimeter 

53. Which is the border line that 

separates India and Pakistan? 

A. Radcliff line B. Line of control 

C. Durant line D. Ran of Kutch 

54. Who was the first Indian to win the 

World Amateur Billiards title? 

A. Manoj Kothari B. Michael Ferrerna 

C. Wilson Jones D. Geet Sethi 

55. Where is the headquarters of 

National Thermal Power Corporation 

situated? 

A. Varanasi B. New Delhi 

C. Mumabi D. Dispur 

56. The code name of the first vehicle 

driven by man on the moon’s 

surface: 

A. Lunar B. Rover 

C. Eagle D. Challenger 

57. In which year It act came into force 

in India? 

A. 2000 B. 2005 

C. 1998 D. 2001 

58. The fear of being out of mobile phone 

contact is known as: 

A. Biophobia B. Monophobia 

C. Nomophobia D. Sonophobia 

59. In which place Mortuary temple of 

Seti I located? 

A. Jordan B. Greece 

C. Tunisia D. Egypt 

60. In which country recently conducted 

the first Brain implantation? 

A. U.K. B. Netherlands 

C. Iceland D. Germany 

61. Average of a, b, c is p and ab+bc+ca 

= 3, what is the average of a 2 , b 2 , 

c 2 ? 

A. 3p 2 B. P 2 - 2 

C. 3p 2 - 2 D. 9p 2 

62. A square garden measuring 10 meter 

on a side is surrounded by a 2 meter 

wide path. What is the area of the 

path? 

A. 44 sq.m B. 144 sq.m 

C. 196 sq.m D. 96 sq.m 

63. 148.62 + 5.891 + 36.4 + 213.06 

= _________ 

A. 403.971 B. 364.957 

C. 424.23 D. None of these 

64. A work can finish 6 male workers or 

9 female workers in 20 days. How 

many days take to finish the same 

work with 4 male workers and 4 

female workers? 

A. 10 days B. 18 days 

C. 12 days D. 15 days 

65. A bank is calculate the simple interest 

at the rate 12½%, how many years 

take a fixed amount become doubled: 

A. 4 years B. 12 years 

C. 8 years D. 10 years 

66. A and B start from a fixed point, A 

moves 6 km west ward and turns 

left and then covers 5 km. B moves 

3km north ward and stand there. The 

distance between A and B now is: 

A. 10 km B. 8 km 

C. 9 km D. 11 km 

67. P is Q’s brother, Q is R’s sister and R 

is S’s father then S is P’s: 

A. Sister B. Brother 

C. Wife D. None of these 

68. Which of the following is replaces the 

question mark 

7 : 9 : : 343 : ? 

A. 117 B. 225 C. 729 D.486 

69. Seen through a mirror, the arms of a 

clock shows 8.50. What is the actual 

time? 

A. 4.10 B. 3.10 

C. 10.15 D. 9.45 

70. BACD is coded as 2134, what would 

HFEG stands for: 

A. 8567 B. 8765 

C. 8756 D. 8657 

71. Find the missing number of the series. 

9, 16, 30, ____, 114 

A. 51 B. 58 C. 42 D. 54 

72. Find the odd man out: 

A. 8B1 B. 2E5 C. 6H4 D.1D6 

73. If the Christmas day of 2017 is 

MONDAY, then the Republic Day of 

2018 is: 

A. TUESDAY B. MONDAY 

C. SUNDAY D. FRIDAY 

74. If < means +, > means – , ∧ 

means÷,∨means x then the value of 

16∧4∨23 

A. 7 B. 1 C. 31 D. 9 

75. Find out the correct alternative with 

the series 

K4J3RPQ2TV3A3 

A. K4J3PQR2TV3A3 

B. K4J3RPQ2VT3A3 

C. K4J3RPQ2TV3A3 

D. K4J3RQP2TV3A3 

76. What is the sum of the even integers 

from 100 to 1000? 

A. 280450 B. 250840 

C. 248050 D. 208450 

77. 10% of x is 25% of y then x:y is: 

A. 5:2 B. 2:5 C. 1:2 D. 2:1 

78. 

⎛ 1⎞⎛ 1⎞⎛ 1⎞ ⎛ 1 ⎞ 

⎜1− ⎟⎜1− ⎟⎜1 − ⎟...... ⎜1 − ⎟= 

_____ 

⎝ 3 ⎠⎝ 4 ⎠⎝ 5 ⎠ ⎝ 100 ⎠ 

1 1 

A. B. 

100 50 

2 1 

C. D. 

50 500 

79. If , 

100 3 

n 3 

n−1 

× − = 891 

3 

then the value of ‘n’ is: 

A. 4 B. 3 C. 5 D. 2 

80. The cost price of 60 articles is equal 

to the selling price of 50 articles. The 

gain % is: 

A. 60% B. 10% C.50% D. 20% 

81. Put the adjectives in right order. 

The house was _______ building 

A. a nice stone old 

B. a nice old stone 

C. a stone old nice 

D. an old nice stone 

82. Choose the correct plural form of 

“Basis”. 

A. basis B. basic 

C. basises D. bases 

83. The noun “SPONTANEITY” belongs to 

which category: 

A. count B. collective 

C. mass D. compound 

84. Many a man _________ tempted by 

gold 

A. is B. are 

C. did D. have 

85. Select the word which is apposite to 

“STERN”: 

A. indulgent B. liberal 

C. emotional D. lenient 

86. Choose the most appropriate word: 

The ________ of a railway engine is 

almost deafening 

A. scream B. shriek 

C. screech D. scramble 

87. Use the correct conditionals 

She would buy a pony, if __________ 

enough money 

A. she has B. she have 

C. she had D. she did 

88. Find the phrase that best fits in to the 

blank in the sentence 

The occasion _________ prompt 

action 

A. call up B. call to 

C. call out D. call of 

89. Choose the alternative which best 

expresses the meaning of the idiom: 

“To show the white feather” 

A. To show signs of cowardice 

B. To seek peace 

C. To show arrogance 

D. To become polite 

90. The boy, along with the tourists 

_________ gone 

A. do B. has 

C. have D. does 

91. Find out the passive form of: 

“Does she know me”? 

A. Did I know her? B. H a s s h e 

known me? 

C. Am I known to her? 

D. None 

92. Choose the correctly spelt word: 

A. opportunity B. oppertunity 

C. oppurtunity D. opporttunity 

93. Which sentence is correct? 

A. He was universally loved and 

honoured by all 

B. He was universally loved and 

honoured 

C. He was universally loved and 

honoured by every one 

D. None 

94. Choose the correct tag question: 

Don’t make any noise, _________? 

A. do you? B. don’t you? 

C. will you? D. does you? 

95. Complete the sentence meaningfully: 

Seeing that the child was ill, the: 

A. windows of the room were 

closed 

B. doctor was sent for 

C. bottle of the medicine was found 

empty 

D. mother sent for the doctor 

96. Select a word synonymous with 

‘INTEGRITY’. 

A. Selflessness B. Selfishness 

C. Honesty D. Durability 


has _________ own swimming 

pool 

A. its B. that 

C. their D. his 

98. Use the correct adverb to replace 

the groups of words in bold letters. 

He was appointed Principal, “for 

the present time only”: 

A. accidently B. unanimously 

C. voluntarily D. provisionally 

99. Identify the sentence “Look before 

you leap”: 

A. interrogative B. imperative 

C. declarative D. exclamatory 

100. We agree _______ most things 

A. about B. on 

C. with D. for 

Answer: 

1. c 2. d 3. d 4. d 5. d 6. b 7. d 8. a 

9. d 10. c 11. No answer (Correct 

answer - Aminah Gurub) 12. C13. D 

14. C 15. A 16. B (\ne-hnÂ Dr. K.Shivan) 

17. D 18. D19. C 20.A 21.B 22.A 23.B 

24.D 25.A 26.C 27.B 28.D 29.A 30.D 

31.C 32.A 33.B 34.No answer (Correct 

answer - 1995) 35.D 36.B 37.A 38.A 

39.B 40.C 41.C 42.A 43.D 44.B 45.C 

46.C 47.B48.D 49.C 50.A 51.A 52.B 

53.A 54.C 55.B 56.B 57.A 58.C 59.D 

60.B 61.C 62.D 63.A 64.B 65.C 66.A 

67.D 68.C 69.B 70.D 71.B 72.A 73.D 

74.A 75.C 76.C 77.A 78.B 79.B 80.D 

81.B 82.D 83.C 84.A 85.D 86.B 87.C 

88.D 89.A 90.B 91.C 92.A 93.B 94.C 

95.D 96.C 97.A 98.D 99.B 100.A

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1. When Lime Juice is added to pure water it’s 

pH? 


(a) increases 

(c) remain same 

Rare 50 





(b) decreases 

(d) increase and then decreases 

Ans: (b) Decreases 

2. The polymer found in crustacean shell 


(a) calcium carbonate (b) starch 

(c) cellulose 

(d) chitosan 

Ans: (d) chitosan 

3. ‘Hybernation’ is 


(a) Autumn sleep 

(c) summer sleep 

Ans: (d) winter sleep 

(b) spring sleep 

(d) winter sleep 

4. Tropical cyclones in ‘Atlantic ocean’ 


(a) Typhoons 

(c) Willi-willies 

Ans: (b) Hurricanes 

(b) Hurricanes 

(d) Tornadoes 

5. The famous resolution on non-co-operation 

adopted by Indian National Congress in a 

special session held at 


(a) Bombay (b) Culcutta 

(c) Lucknow (d) Madras 

Ans: (c) Lucknow 

6. “Travelling through conflict” is written 

by: 


(a) Hamid Ansari (b) Hamid Karsai 

(c) V.S.Naipaul (d) Abdul Kalam 

Ans: (a) Hamid Ansari 

7. International day of peace 


(a) September 12 (b) September 21 

(c) October 24 (d) October 26 

Ans: (b) September 21 

8. UNDP published its first report on “Human 

Development” in 


(a) 1989 (b) 1990 

(c) 1991 (d) 1992 

Ans: (b) 1990 

9. ‘Firodiya Awards’ given for 


(a) Science and 

technology 

(b) Literature 

(c) Medicine 

(d) Sports 

Ans: (a) Science 

and technology 

10. ‘Dr. Manmohan 

Singh’s Award’ is 

instituted by: 


(a) Oxford University ( b ) C a m b r i d g e 

University 

(c) Chicago University 

(d) Aligarh University 

Ans: (b) Cambridge University 

11. ‘Karewas’ means: 


(a) Glacial deposits (b) River deposits 

(c) Wind deposits (d) Wave deposits 

Ans: (a) Glacial deposits 

12. The Article 131 of the Indian constitution deals 

with 


(a) The advisory Jurisdiction of the Supreme 

Court 

(b) The original Jurisdiction of the Supreme 

Court 

(c) Appellate Jurisdiction of the Supreme 

Court 

(d) The Miscellaneous Jurisdiction of the 

Supreme Court 

Ans: (b) The original Jurisdiction of the 

Supreme Court 

13. Agriculture under Indian Constitution is: 


(a) Union Govt. Subject 

(b) State Subject (c) Concurrent list 

(d) Residuary list 

Ans: (b) State Subject 

14. The total amount of greenhouse gas emission 

caused by an organization, event, product or 

personal is termed as 

[University Assistant (Calicut)] 

(a) carbon accounting 

(b) green house liability 

(c) carbon foot print (d) carbon sapture 

Ans: (c) Carbon Foot Print 

15. In which states of matter diffusion is greater? 

[Asst. Gr.II - KSEB] 

(a) Solid 

(b) Liquid 

(c) Gas 

(d) Plasma 

Ans: (c) Gas 

16. The change of frequency experienced by the 

reciever either because of the relative motion 

of the source or reciever or both: 


(a) Joules Law (b) Ohm’s Law 

(c) Doppler effect 

(d) Fleming’s left hand rule 

Ans: (c) Doppler effect 

17. Glucose test is conducted by using the 

solution: 


(a) Benedict solution 

(b) Barium Chloride Solution 

(c) Silver nitrate solution 

(d) Perrous sulphate solution 

Ans: (a) Benedict solution 

18. In the armature and the field magnet of a 

generator; the stationary part is the: 


(a) Rotor 

(b) Stator 

(c) Power 

(d) Excitor 

Ans: (b) Stator 

19. Isomerism with a difference in the position of 

the functional group are known as 


(a) Functional isomerism 

(b) Chain isomerism (c) metamerism 

(d) position isomerism 

Ans: (d) position isomerism 

20. Micro farad is the commonly used unit of: 


(a) resistance (b) inductance 

(c) capacitance (d) diodes 

Ans: (c) capacitance 

21. In which part of Himalayas do we find the 

karewa formation? [Asst. Gr.II - KSEB] 

(a) North Eastern Himalayas 

(b) Kashmir Himalayas 

(c) Eastern Himalayas 

(d) Himachal - Utharakhand 

Ans: (b) Kashmir Himalayas 

22. In which year, the newspaper sujananandini 

was started 


(a) 1886 (b) 1891 

(c) 1897 (d) 1912 

Ans: No Answer (Correct answer - 1892) 

23. The UPSC submits its annual reports to: 


(a) Cabinet Secretariat 

(b) Parliament (c) The President 

(d) Home Minister 

Ans: (c) The President 

24. The theory of basic structure of the constitution 

was propounded by the Supreme Court in: 


(a) Minerva Mill case 

(b) S.R. Bommai case 

(c) Golaknath case 

(d) Keshavananda Bharathi case 

Ans: (d) Keshavananda Bharathi case 

25. “To Awaken the people, it is the women who 

should be awakned once she is on the move 

the family moves the nation moves” 


(a) Mahatma Gandhi (b) Jawaharlal Nehru

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(c) Narendra Modi 

Ans: (b) Jawaharlal Nehru 

(d) Sarojini Naidu 

26. _______ centrally sponsored scheme 

provide connectivity to unconnected 

habitations 


(a) SGSY 

(b) PMGSY 

c) JRYSEM (d) SARAS 

Ans: (b) PMGSY 

27. Who wrote the song Kottiyoor Ulsavapattu? 

[Women SI - 2016] 

(a) Chattambi Swamikal 

(b) Chavara Kuriakose Elias 

(c) Vakkom Moulavi (d) Vagbhatananda 

Ans: (d) Vagbhatananda 

28. ‘Santiago’ is a prominent figure of a novel, 

that won wide recognition name the 

novel? 

[Sr. Superintendent] 

(a) Bride 

(b) Sahir 

(c) Alchemist (d) The Victor stand alone 

Ans: (c) Alchemist 

29. Mao-Tse-Tung led the ‘long march’ in the year of 


(a) 1931 (b) 1932 (c) 1933 (d) 1934 

Ans: (d) 1934 

30. The Tebhaga movement was launched in the 

state of 


(a) Andhrapradesh (b) Punjab 

(c) Uttarpradesh (d) Bengal 

Ans: (d) Bengal 

31. Who was founded Muhammadeeya Sabha in 

Kannur? 


(a) Sheikh Muhammed Hammadani Thangal 

(b) Sayyed Sanahulla Makti Thangal 

(c) Ummar Khasi 

(d) Vakkom Moulavi 

Ans: (b) Sayyed Sanahulla Makti Thangal 

32. Which hormone increases the rates of almost 

all chemical reactions in all cells of the 

body 

[Administrative Assistant] 

(a) Cortisol 

(b) Thyroxine 

(c) Oxytorin (d) Adrenaline 

Ans: (b) Thyroxine 

33. Deoxygenation of Hb takes place in: 


(a) Tissues 

(b) RBC 

(c) Alveoli 

(d) Plasma 

Ans: (a) Tissues 

34. Pepsinogen is converted to pepsin by the 

action of: 


(a) cipase 

(b) salivary amylose 

(c) HCl of stomach (d) peptidase 

Ans: (a) HCl of stomach 

35. Withdrawl of protoplasm from the cell wall due 

to exosmosis is said to be: 


(a) cyclosis (b) plasmolysis 

(c) diffusion (d) pinocytosis 

Ans: (b) plasmolysis 

36. The man called as Apostle of free trade is: 


(a) Karl Marx (b) Churchil 

(c) Gandhiji (d) Richard Cobden 

Ans: (b) Richard Cobden 

37. The author of “Experiments with untruth” is: 


(a) M.K.Gandhi (b) Michael Henderson 

(c) Indira Gandhi (d) Milton 

Ans: (b) Michael Henderson 

38. Charles correa has distinguished himself as: 


(a) Musician (b) Architect 

(c) Painter 

(d) Singer 

Ans: (b) Architect 

39. The ministry of human resource development 

was created by [Administrative Assistant] 

(a) Indira Gandhi (b) Rajeev Gandhi 

(c) V.P.Singh (d) Narasimha Rao 

Ans: (b) Rajeev Gandhi 

40. Article 263 provide for: 


(a) Financial Emergency 

(b) Interstate council (c) National Economic 

Council 

(d) All India services 

Ans: (b) Interstate council 

41. “The constitution of India cornerstone of a 

Nation” was written by: 


(a) James Anderson (b) Granville Austin 

(c) William dougless (d) Micheal Brechar 

Ans: (b) Granville Austin 

42. Article 86 empowers the president to: 


(a) Issue ordinances 

(b) Issue directives to state government 

(c) Administer union territories 

(d) Send messages to parliament 

Ans: (d) Send messages to parliament 

43. Charges corruption in local governments are 

investigated by: [ A d m i n i s t r a t i v e 

Assistant] 

(a) Lokpal 

(b) Lokayuktha 

(c) Special tribunals (d) Ombudsman 

Ans: (d) Ombudsman 

44. The Indian Scientist who won the Japan’s 

highest honour ‘Order of the Rising Sun Gold 

and Silver Star’? [Women SI - 2016] 

(a) Dr. Kiran Kumar (b) Prof. CNR Rao 

(c) Dr. Ayyankar (d) Dr. G.Madhavan Nair 

Ans: (b) Prof. CNR Rao 

45. A man pushes a metal block and fails to 

displace. He does 

[Women SI - 2016] 

(a) Maximum work (b) No work at all 

(c) Positive work (d) Negative work 

Ans: (b) No work at all 

46. The minimum number of geostationary 

satellites needed for global communication 

coverage is: 

[Women SI - 2016] 

(a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 4 

Ans: (c) 3 

47. One ‘Pilo meter’ equal to 

[Women SI - 2016] 

(a) 10 -6 m (b) 10 -15 m (c) 10 -12 m (d) 10 -9 m 

Ans: (c) 10 -12 m 

48. The newly formulated international front to fight 

against global warming? 

[Women SI - 2016] 

(a) V20 (b) V21 (c) V22 (d) V23 

Ans: (a) V20 

49. Gandhi wrote Hind Swaraj in Gujarati in: 

[Women SI - 2016] 

(a) 1909 (b) 1919 (c) 1921 (d) 1931 

Ans: (a) 1909 

50. Who among the following was involved with 

the foundation of the Deccan Education 

Society? 

[Women SI - 2016] 

(a) Gopala Krishna Gokhale 

(b) Bal Gangadhar Tilak 

(c) Sardar Vallabhai Patel 

(d) V.D. Savarkar 

Ans: (b) Bal Gangadhar Tilak 

famous forts in kerala 

Fort Built by Place 

Chaliyam Fort Portuguese Kozhikode 

Nedumkotta Dharmaraja Thrissur 

Pallippuram Fort (Manual Fort) Portuguese Ernakulam 

Bakel Fort Shivappa Nayak Kasargod 

St. Angalo Fort Sir. Francis D. Almeida Kannur 

Kottappuram Fort Portuguese Kodungalloor (Thrissur) 

Kanjangadu Fort (Hosdurg Fort) Somashekhara Naikar Kasargod 

Palakkad Fort Hyder Ali Palakkad 

Chandragiri Fort Shivappa Nayak Kasargod

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KWnXw 

LSn-Imcw 

type - i 

1. 12.15 \v Hcp hm¨nse an\n«v kqNnbpw 

aWn-¡qÀ kqNnbpw X½n-epÅ tImW-fhv 

F{X-bm-bn-cn¡pw? 

F) 15 0 _n) 82 ½0 

kn) 83 ½0 Un) 90 0 

D¯cw: (_n) 82 

Ffp-¸-hgn 

12 Â XpS-§p ka-b-¯nsâ aWn-¡qÀ kqNn 

bpw an\n«v kqNnbpw X½n-epÅ tImWfhv 

Is≠ -¯m³ an\n-äns\ kqNn-¸n-¡p 

kwJysb 11 sIm≠ v KpWn-¨mÂ aXn 

2 

11 165 1 

15× = = 82 

2 2 2 

2. 12.20 \v t¢m¡nse kqNn-IÄ¡n-S-bnse 

tIm¬ F{X Un{Kn-bmWv? 

F) 110 0 _n) 150 0 

kn) 120 0 Un) 117 ½0 

D¯cw: (F) 110 0 

11 

0 

20× = 10× 11 = 110 

2 

3. 12.40 \v Hcp t¢m¡nse kqNn-IÄ¡n-Sbnse 

tIm¬ F{X Un{Kn-bmWv? 

F) 110 0 _n) 120 0 kn) 140 0 Un) 115 0 

D¯cw: (kn) 140 0 

11 

2 sIm≠ v KpWn¨v In«p kwJy 180 0 Â 

IqSp-XÂ hmÂ tImW-f-hm-¡m³ 360 0 

Â \nv Ipd-¨mÂ aXn 

11 0 

40× = 220 

2 

360 − 220 = 140 

0 

4. 12.50 \v t¢m¡nse kqNn-IÄ¡nS-bnse 

tIm¬ F{X Un{Kn? 

F) 85 0 _n) 90 0 kn) 83 0 Un) 82 ½0 

D¯cw: (F) 85 0 

11 0 

50× = 275 

2 

0 

260 − 275 = 85 

type - iI 

5. Hcp t¢m¡nÂ 4.00 aWn-bm-Ip-t¼mÄ aWn- 

¡qÀ kqNnbpw an\n«v kqNnbpw X½n-epÅ 

0 

aRvPp imkvXmwtIm« 

tImW-fhv F{X? 

F) 25 0 _n) 60 0 

kn) 150 0 Un) 120 0 

D¯cw: (Un) 120 0 

Ffp-¸-hgn 

aWn-¡q-dns\ kqNn-¸n-¡p 

kwJysb 30 sIm≠v KpWn-¡pI 

0 0 

4× 30 = 120 


¡qÀ kqNnbpw an\näv kqNnbpw X½n-epÅ 

tImW-fhv F{X? 

F) 180 0 _n) 90 0 kn) 45 0 Un) 60 0 

D¯cw: (F) 180 0 

30x6=180 0 


¡qÀ kqNnbpw an\näv kqNnbpw X½n-epÅ 

tImW-fhv F{X? 

F) 90 0 _n) 130 0 kn) 150 0 Un) 120 0 

D¯cw: (kn) 150 0 

180 0 Â IqSp-XÂ hmÂ icn-bmb D¯cw 

In«m³ 360 0 Â \nv Ipd-bv¡Ww 

70 x 3 = 210 0 

360 - 210 = 150 0 

8. Hcp hm¨nÂ kabw 9.00 aWn. kqNn-IÄ 

X½n-epÅ tImWnsâ Afhv F{X? 

F) 240 0 _n) 180 0 kn) 90 0 Un) 115 0 

D¯cw: (kn) 90 0 

30x9 = 270 0 

360-270=90 0 

type - iII 

9. hm¨nÂ kabw 4.20. aWn-¡qÀ kqNn¡pw 

an\n«v kqNn¡pw CS-bn-epÅ tIm¬ F{X? 

F) 0 0 _n) 5 0 kn) 10 0 Un) 20 0 

D¯cw: (kn) 10 0 

Ffp-¸-hgn 

aWn-¡qÀ kqNn¡pw an\näv kqNn¡pw 

CS-bv¡pÅ tImW-fhv 

11 

= 30H - M 

2 

H = Hour (aWn-¡qÀ) M = Minute (an-\n-äv) 

hyXymkw 180 0 Â IqSp-XÂ hmÂ 360 

Â \nv Ipd-bv¡Ww 

11 

0 

30× 4 − × 20 = 120 − 110 = 10 

2 

10. hm¨nÂ kabw 9.30. aWn-¡qÀ an\näv kqNn- 

IÄ¡n-S-bnse tImW-fhv F{X? 

F) 105 0 _n) 110 0 kn) 90 0 Un) 100 0 

D¯cw: (F) 105 0 

11 

0 

20× 9 − × 30 = 270 − 165 = 105 

2 

11. Hcp hm¨nÂ kabw 5.15 BIp-t¼mÄ kqNn- 

IÄ X½n-epÅ tImW-fhv F{X? 

F) 62 ½0 _n) 65 0 kn) 66 ¾0 Un) 67 ½0 

D¯cw: (Un) 67 ½0 

11 

30× 5 − × 15 

2 

0 0 

0 165 1 1 

150 − = 150 − 82 = 67 

2 2 2 

12. kabw 2.50. tImW-fhv F{X? 

F) 115 0 _n) 145 0 

kn) 185 0 Un) 225 0 

D¯cw: (_n) 145 0 

11 

0 

30× 2 − × 50 = 60 − 275 = 215 

2 

0 0 

360 − 215 = 145 

IqSp-XÂ Adn-hn-te¡v 

an\näv kqNnbpw aWn-¡qÀ kqNnbpw 

GXm≠ v Htc Øm\¯v hcp ka-b-§- 

fmb 1:05, 2:10, 3:15, 4:20, 5:25, 6:30, 7:35, 8:40, 

9:45, 10:50, 11:55, 12:00 Cu ka-b-§-fnÂ kqNn- 

IÄ X½n-epÅ tImW-fhv FXv an\n-«nsâ 

]IpXn Bbn-cn¡pw 

1.05 = 2 5.25 = 12 9.45 = 22 

2.10 = 5 6.30 = 15 10.50 = 25 

3.15 = 7 7.35 = 17 11.55 = 27 

4.20 = 10 8.40 = 20 12.00 = 0 

1 0 1 0 1 0 

2 2 2 

0 0 0 

1 0 1 0 1 0 

2 2 2 

0 0 0 

type - iV 

I®m-Sn-bnse {]Xn-_nw_w 

‣ Xn-cn-¡p kabw 1 aWn apXÂ 11 aWn 

hsc BbmÂ 11:60 Â \npw Ipd-bv¡pI 

‣ Xn-cn-¡p kabw 11.01 apXÂ 12.59 hsc 

BbmÂ 23.60 Â \npw Ipd-bv¡pI 

‣ Xn-cn-¡p kabw aWn-¡q-dnÂ am{Xam-bmÂ 

(1 aWn, 2 aWn, 3 aWn.....) 12 Â 

\npw Ipd-bv¡pI 

13. Hcp t¢m¡nsâ {]Xn-_nw_w ImWn-¡p 

kabw 3:15 F¦nÂ bYmÀ° kabw F{X? 

F) 9:15 _n) 8:15 kn) 2:45 Un) 8:45 

D¯cw: (Un) 8:45 

11.60 − 

3.15 

8.45 

14. Hcp t¢m¡nse kabw 4 aWn-bm-Wv. 

Hcp I®m-Sn-bnÂ AXnsâ {]Xn-_nw_w 

ImWn-¡p kabw F{X? 

F) 4 aWn _n) 7 aWn 

kn) 8 aWn Un) 10 aWn 

D¯cw: (kn) 8 aWn 

12-þ4 = 8 

15. Hcp t¢m¡nÂ kabw 11.30 BIp-t¼mÄ I®m-Snbnse 

{]Xn-_nw_w F{X Bbncn¡pw? 

F) 11:40 _n) 12:10 kn) 12:40 Un) 12:30

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D¯cw: (Un) 12:30 

23.60 − 

11.30 

12.30 

16. Hcp t¢m¡nÂ kabw 12 BIp-t¼mÄ 

{]Xn-_nw_w ImWn-¡p kabw F{X? 

F) 12 _n) 10 kn) 11 Un) 1 

D¯cw: (F) 12 

24þ12 = 12 

17. Hcp Znhkw Hcp t¢m¡nse kabhpw 

B t¢m¡nsâ {]Xn-_nw_w ImWn-¡p 

kabhpw F{X {]mhiyw Htc kabw 

ImWn¡pw? 

F) 1 _n) 2 kn) 4 Un) 6 

D¯cw: (kn) 4 

12 aWn¡pw 6 aWn-¡pw. Hcp Znhkw 2 

{]mhiyw 12 aWnbpw 6 aWnbpw hcpw 

Iq-SpXÂ Adn-hn-te¡v 

‣ an\näv kqNn Hcp an\n-änÂ 6 0 Xncnbpw 

‣ aWn-¡qÀ kqNn Hcp aWn-¡q-dnÂ 30 0 

Xncnbpw 

‣ Hcp Znhkw Hcp t¢m¡nse aWn-¡qÀ 

an\näv kqNn-IÄ Hn-¡p-Xv / 0 0 hcp- 

Xv = 22 {]mhiyw 


an\näv kqNn-IÄ 180 0 Un{Kn-bnÂ / FXnÀ 

Zn-i-bnÂ hcp-Xv = 22 {]mhiyw 

‣ Hcp Znhkw Hcp t¢m¡nse kqNn-IÄ 90 0 

Â / a«-tIm-WnÂ / ]c-kv]cw ew_-§- 

fmbn hcp-Xv = 44 {]mhiyw 


an\näv kqNn-IÄ t\Àtc-J-bnÂ hcp-Xv 

= 44 {]mhiyw 

(a + b) 2 = a 2 + 2ab + b 2 

(a - b) 2 = a 2 - 2ab + b 2 

(a + b) 2 = (a-b) 2 + 4ab 

(a - b) 2 = (a+b) 2 - 4ab 

a 2 - b 2 = (a + b((a - b) 

(a + b) 3 = a 3 + 3a 2 b + 3ab 2 + b 3 

or 

= a 3 + b 3 + 3ab (a+b) 

(a - b) 3 = a 3 - 3a 2 b + 3ab 2 - b 3 

or 

= a 3 - b 3 - 3ab (a+b) 

(a 3 + b 3 ) = (a + b) (a 2 - ab+b 2 ) 

(x + a) (x + b) = x 2 + x(a+b)+ab 

(a 3 - b 3 ) = (a - b) (a 2 + ab + b 2 ) 

type - V 

18. KWnX A[ym-]-I-t\mSv cmap ka-b-sa-{Xbmbn 

Fv tNmZn-¨-t¸mÄ In«nb adp-]Sn 

1 

""]nn« ka-b-¯nsâ Dw _m¡n-bpÅ 

5 

ka-bhpw Xpeyw''. ka-b-sa{X? 

F) 8 am _n) 8 pm 

kn) 7 am Un) 9 pm 

D¯cw: (_n) 8 pm 

Ffp-¸-hgn 

1 

]nn« ka-b-¯nsâ Dw _m¡n-bpÅ 

x 

24× 

x 

ka-bhpw Xpeyw F¦nÂ kabw = 

x + 1 

24× 5 24× 

5 

= = 20 

5+ 

1 6 

bYmÀ° kabw ImWm³ 12 Â \nv 

Ipd-bv¡pI 

20-þ12 = 8 pm 

19. ka-b-sa-{X-bmbn F tNmZy-¯n\v HcmÄ 

1 

\ÂInb adp-]Sn ]nn« ka-b-¯nsâ Dw 

_m¡n-bpÅ ka-bhpw Xpeyw. 7 

F) 6 pm _n) 9 pm kn) 8 am Un) 5 pm 

D¯cw: (_n) 9 pm 

24× 7 24× 

7 

= = 21 

7+ 

1 8 

21-12 = 9 pm 

type - VI 

20. Hcp t¢m¡v 1 aWn¡v Hcp {]mhiyw 2 

aWn¡v 2 {]mhiyw 3 aWn¡v 3 {]mhiyw 

F {Ia-¯nÂ 12 aWn¡v 12 {]mh-iyhpw 

s_Ã-Sn-¡p-p. F¦nÂ 2 Znhkw 

BIp-t¼mÄ B t¢m¡v F{X s_Ã- 

Sn¡pw? 

F) 24 _n) 72 kn) 48 Un) 312 

D¯cw: (Un) 312 

Ffp-¸-hgn 

Znh-k-¯nsâ F®-¯ns\ 156 sIm≠ v 

KpWn-¨mÂ aXn 

2 x 156 = 312 

21. Hcp t¢m¡v Hmtcm aWn-¡q-dnepw B 

aWn-¡q-dn\v Xpey-amb s_Ã-Sn-¡p-p. 

F¦nÂ 10 Znh-k-¯nÂ B t¢m¡v F{X 

s_Ã-Sn¡pw? 

F) 100 _n) 480 kn) 1560 Un) 612 

D¯cw: (kn) 1560 

10x156 = 1560 

IMPORTANT INC SESSIONS 

Year/Venue Importance President 

1885, Bombay First Session W.C.Bannerjee 

1887, Madrass First Muslim President first time in South India Badruddin Tyabji 

1888, Allahabad First Foreign President George Gule 

1897, Amaravati First Malayalee President C.Sankaran Nair 

1901, Culcutta Gandhiji attended for the first time D.E.Wacha 

1905, Banarus Slogan ‘Swadeshi’ was raised for the first time G.K. Gokhale 

1906, Calcutta Resolution Swaraj was presented Dadhabhai Naoroji 

1907, Surat INC Split into moderates and extremists Rashbehari Ghosh 

1911, Culcutta National Anthem was Sung for the first time Pandit Bishan Narayan Dhar 

1916, Lucknow 

Re-union of the congress, 

Lucknow Pact signed between Muslim league 

and congress 

A.C. Majumdar 

1917, Culcutta First session presided by a Lady Annie Basant 

1924, Belgaun First session presided by Gandhiji Gandhiji 

1925, Kanpur First session to be presided by an Indian Lady Sarojini Naidu 

1929, Lahore The Resolution Poorna Swaraj was passed Jawaharlal Nehru 

1931, Karachi Resolution on Fundamental Rights was passed Sardar Vallabhai Patel 

1934, Bombay Gandhiji Officially resigned from INC Dr. Rajendra Prasad 

1937, Faizpur First Village Session Nehru 

1939, Tripuri First Election Conducted in INC Subhash Chandra Bose 

1942, Mumbai Resolution for Quit - India Movement Abdul Kalam Azad 

1955, Avadi INC adopted socialism pattern U.N. Dhebar

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English 


1. One word for an idea or 

expression that has been too 

much used and is now out - 

dated. 

(a) Unfamiliar (b) Cliche 

(c) Old (d) Infamous 

Choose the words nearest in 

meaning of the underlined words 

for questions 2 and 3. 

2. His argument is without rhyme 

or reason 

(a) Unrhymed (b) Unthinkable 

(c) Nonsensical (d) Notorious 

3. He came to attend the function 

at the eleventh hour. 

(a) Too early (b) Too late 

(c) 11 O’clock (d) On time 

4. The newly appointed Head 

Master has______ many 

reforms within a short period. 

(a) brought about 

(b) brought in 

(c) brought on 

(d) brought out 

5. A supporter of the claims of 

women for rights equal to men 

is called : 

(a) Nun (b) Feminist 

(c) Lady (d) spinster 

Relative Pronoun -Who - Tips 

• Hcp \ma¯n\v tijapÅ 

blank sâ sXm«Sp¯v hcp 

hm¡v Hcp {Inb (verb) 

BsW¦nÂ blank s â 

Øm\¯v who BWv D] 

tbmKn¡pXv. 

eg: I want to meet the artist who 

has painted this picture 

FmÂ Xncn¡p 

hmIyw superlative degree 

bnepÅXmsW¦nÂ who \v 

]Icw ‘that’ BWv D]tbmKn 

t¡ ≠Xv 

eg: He is the best speaker that is 

available. 


6. When I go to school I put ______ 

my uniform. 

(a) in 

(b) off 

(c) on (d) out 

7. I want to meet the poet ______ 

has written this poem. 

(a) whom (b) which 

(c) whose (d) who 

8. The word nearest in meaning to 

‘Posthumous’ is : 

(a) Before death 

(b) At the time of death 

(c) Happen while dying 

(d) Happen after death 

9. My friend explained an incident 

which I found difficult to believe. 

The meaning of the underlined 

phrase is: 

(a) Unbelief (b) Incredible 

(c) Legendary (d) Imaginative 

10. The early bird catches ______ 

(a) the worm (b) the fish 

(c) the earthworm 

(d) Insect 

11. Killing of a human being is: 

(a) Death (b) Patricide 

(c) Fratricide (d) Homicide 

12. ‘Oblivion’ is: 

(a) Impertinence 

(b) Pride 

(c) Forgetfulness 

(d) Hatred 

13. The opposite of ‘ease’ is : 

(a) Disease (b) Unease 

(c) Easeless (d) Difficulty 

14. ‘Reverence’ relates to : 

(a) Humiliation (b) Insulting 

(c) Severe Injury 

d) Deep respect 

15. Which of these words means a 

type of poem? 

(a) Elegy (b) Farce 

(c) Rhyme (d) Prosaic 

16. There are many prisoners in the 

______ 

(a) Gaol (b) Gad 

(c) Gaole (d) Goal 

17. “I am not a pessimist” means I 

am ______ 

(a) A prophet (b) A seer 

(c) A capitalist (d) An optimist 

18. ‘Ornithology’ means: 

(a) Study of birds 

(b) Study of animals 

(c) Study of reptiles 


19. ‘Get out of the room’ is a/an 

______ sentence 

(a) Assertive (b) Interrogative 

(c) Exclamatory (d) Imperative 

20. If I had not seen him smoking, I 

______ believed it. 

(a) would not have 

(b) would have 

(c) would 

(d) would have been 

21. Do you have any progress 

______ your studies? 

(a) on 

(b) in 

(c) over 

(d) with 

22. If I had gone there, I ______ him 

(a) had met 

(b) could meet 

(c) could have met 

(d) could met 

23. Bovine means pertaining to 

(a) pigs 

(b) fools 

(c) agriculture 

(d) cattle 

24. You like tea without sugar, 

______? 

(a) aren’t you 

(b) don’t you 

(c) isn’t it 

(d) do you 

25. Offspring of a tiger is a 

(a) calf 

(b) cub 

(c) kitten 

(d) tigress 

26. Gopan’s father is alive, but his 

mother is______ 

(a) died 

(b) dead 

(c) being dead 

(d) dying 

27. Which sentence is incorrect 

(a) He received a complaint 

(b) He has received a complaint 

(c) He had received a complaint 

(d) He had been received a 

complaint 

Relative Pronoun -Whom-Tips 

• blank \v tijw Hcp 

IÀ¯mhv (subject) hcpIbpw 

AXns\¯pSÀv Htm 

ct ≠m {InbIÄ XpSsc 

hcpIbpw sNbvXmÂ whom 

F Relative form D] 

tbmKn¡Ww. 

eg: This is the boy whom I told 

you yesterday 

• hntijn¸n¡s¸Sp 

hyàn\ma¯n\v tijw 

preposition hmepw whom 

D]tbmKn¡Ww. 

eg: The girl to whom I spoke is 

my neighbour 

8. Each of the institutions should 

be in harmony ______ others 

(a) with (b) with the 

(c) to 

(d) upon the 

29. Which word is correctly spelt 

(a) mosquitto 

(b) mosquito 

(c) mosquto 

(d) mosqito 

30. He promised to help me, but later 

he ______ 

(a) backed out 

(b) took off 

(c) put away 

(d) let out 

31. The earlier you begin to practice 

______ 

(a) the easier it will be to perform 

(b) it is easier to perform 

(c) you will find it easy to 

perform 

(d) the performance will be 

easier 

32. One who lives in a town is 

familiar with______life. 

(a) rural (b) urban 

(c) townish (d) country 

33. What can be the opposite of the 

word ‘novice’ 

(a) veteran (b) vice 

(c) serviced (d) crooked 

34. One of the boys ______ this 

window 

(a) has broken (b) have broken 

(c) have been broken

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(d) break 

35. Which word has the same 

meaning as ‘make out’ 

(a) destroy (b) understand 

(c) produce (d) model 

36. The adjective of “quarrel” is 

(a) quarrellous (b) quarrelful 

(c) quarrellable (d) quarrelsome 

37. “A pyrrhic victory” means 

(a) a victory achieved with great 

affort 

(b) A victory that comes at the 

expense of great losses or costs 

(c) A shameful victory 

(d) a colourful victory 

38. A notorious person has a 

(a) good reputation 

(b) great past 

(c) bad reputation 

(d) great ancestry 

39. What is the collective noun for a 

group of whales? 

(a) pack (b) herd 

(c) fleet (d) school 

40. Beggars cannot be ______ 

(a) selectors (b) choosers 

(c) judges (d) masters 

Answer Key 

1. D¯cw: (b) Cliche (]dªv 

]gInb ênXtam ssientbm) 

2. D¯cw: (c) Nonsensical 

(AÀ°iq\yamb) 

3. D¯cw: (b) Too late 

• Eleventh hour also means ‘last 

minute’ 

4. D¯cw: (a) brought about 

bringabout 

bring in 

bring on 

bring out 

to cause to happen 

to produce, yield or 

earn 

to cause to appear 

to reveal or expose; 

to produce 

5. D¯cw: (b) Feminist 

6. D¯cw: (c) on 

put on to wear 

put in to make a formal offer 

of; to plant; to apply 

put off to postpone 

put out - to extinguish 

7. D¯cw: (d) who 

• \ma-¯n\v tij-apÅ blank sâ 

sXm«Sp¯v hcp hm¡v Hcp 

{Inb (verb) BsW-¦nÂ who 

D]-tbm-Kn-¡-Ww. 

8. D¯cw: (d) Happen after death 

9. D¯cw: (b) incredible 

10. D¯cw: (a) the worm 

• CsXmcp ]g-s©m-ÃmWv. 

“BZyw sNmÃp-h\v A¸w 

t\«w.” 

11. D¯cw: (d) Homicide 

killing of oneself suicide 

killing of one’s parent parenticide 

killing of one’s close parricide 

relative 

killing of one’s brother Fratricide 

12. D¯cw: (c) forgetfulness 

• Impertinence means rudeness 

13. D¯cw: (d) difficulty 

14. D¯cw: (d) Deep respect 

15. D¯cw: (a) Elegy 

elegy 

Rhyme 

farce 

prosaic 

hnem-]-Imhyw 

IhnX, ]Zyw 

I]-S-thjw 

KZyw- t]m-se-bpÅ 

16. D¯cw: (a) Gaol 

• Gaol means jail 

17. D¯cw: (d) An optimist 

Optimist 

Pessimist 

One who usually expects 

a favourable 

outcome 

(ip`m]vXnhnizmkn) 

A person who expects 

the worst. 

(tZmjNnÍ³) 

18. D¯cw: (a) Study of birds 

19. D¯cw: (d) imperative 

• Hcp imperative sentence Bcw-`n- 

¡p-Xv ‘please’, ‘kindly’, ‘Be’, 

‘Let’, or main verb Fn-h-bnsempsIm≠ 

mbn-cn-¡pw. 

20. D¯cw: (a) would not have 

• If clause ‘past perfect’ Â BbXp 

sIm v main clauseÂ would have 

+ ppv D mbn-cn-¡pw. 

1. D¯-cw: (b) in 

• progress t\mSv in F 

preposition D]-tbm-Kn-¡p-p. 

2. -D¯cw: (c) could have met 

• ‘If clause’ past perfect (had+ppv) 

-BsW-¦nÂ main clause Â 

would have/could have + ppv 

D]-tbm-Kn-¡Ww. 

3. D¯cw: (d) cattle 

4. D¯cw: (b) don’t you 

• Auxiliary verb - do (ie, do+like 

=like).Xn-cn-¡p hmIyw 

positive Bb-Xn-\mÂ ‘do’t\mSv 

n’t tNÀs¯-gp-X-Ww. subject 

‘you’ Bb-Xn-\mÂ ‘don’t you’. 

5. D¯cw: (b) cub 

(offspring - k´Xn) 

6. D¯cw: (b) dead 

alive x dead 

7. D¯cw: (d) he had been 

received a complaint 

• hmIyw passive voiceÂ D] 

tbmKnt¡ ImcyanÃ 

8. D¯cw: (b) with the 

9. D¯cw: (b) mosquito 

10. D¯cw: (a) backed out 

back out 

take off 

put away 

let out 

to withdraw from 

something before 

completion. 

to remove; to release; to 

rise into the air or begin 

flight 

to discard; to renounce 

to reveal; to come to a 

close 

Since 

11. D¯cw: (a) the easier it 

will be to perform 

• ‘the more ..... the more’ sâ 

{]tbmKw 

• The + comparative form + sub 

+ v + the + comparative form 

+ sub +v+..... 

12. D¯cw: (b) urban 

13. D¯cw: (a) veteran 

service x dis service/ ill service 

crooked x straight 

vice x virtue 

14. D¯cw: (a) has broken 

• ‘one of the’ Ignªv hcp 

noun _lp-h-N-\hpw verb 

FI-h-N-\-hp-am-bn-cn-¡-Ww. 

15. D¯cw: (b) understand 

16. D¯cw: (d) quarrelsome 

17. D¯cw: (b) A victory that 

comes at the expense of great 

losses or costs. 

AXnbmb \mi\ã§ 

fneqsS e`n¨ hnPbw 

18. D¯cw: (c) bad reputation 

19. D¯cw: (d) school 

20. D¯cw: (b) choosers 

Present Past Past Participle 

Lie (IÅw ]dbpI) Lied Lied 

Lie (InS¡pI) Lay (InSp) Lain 

Lay (CSpI) Laid Laid 

for 

2005 (or any a year ) 10 years 

January (or any a month) 

Sunday ( or any a day) 

3 months 

5 weeks 

8 O’clock (or any a time) 7 days 

12.30 PM 2.30 hours 

last week 

Yesterday 

Night 

Morning 

Evening 

Breakfast 

Lunch 

Dinner 

time s\ 

ImWn-¡p 

]£w 

Christmas, Onam, childhood, Etc ... 

15 minutes 

last 2 weeks 

2 nights 

3 mornings 

Fortnight 

etc..

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Black leg 

Token strike 

Counter Petition 

Highway man 

Civil War 

Global tender 

Ivory tower 

Forbidden fruit 

Blue moon 

Tit for tat 

Zero hour 

Brute majority 

Status quo 

Caricature 

Palmistry 

Gordian knot 

Herculean task 

Home truth 

Good samarithan 

Icn-¦men 

kqN-\m-]-Wn-ap-S¡v 

FXnÀlÀPn 

]nSn-¨p-]-dn-¡m-c³ 

B`y-´-c-bp²w 

BtKmf ZÀLmkv 

Z´-tKm-]pcw 

hne-¡- -s¸« I\n 

Akp-e` aplqÀ¯w 

Dcp-fbv¡v Dt¸cn 

iq\y-thf 

arKob `qcn-]£w 

]qÀh-ØnXn 

Xqen-Im-Nn{Xw 

lkvX-tc-Jm-imkv{Xw 

Ducm-¡p-Sp¡v 

`Ko-cY {]bXv\w 

A{]n-b-kXyw 

]tcm-]-Imcn 

ssien-IÄ 

De-¡-sIm-s -gp-XpI `mKy-lo-\-\m-bn-cn-¡pI 

HSn-hnZy 

A©mw-]¯n 

Ic-¡¼n 

sIm≠ n-bn-SpI 

Ie-h-d-h-bv¡pI 

KÑ-X-kvJ-e\w 

tIZm-c-tbmKw 

B\-I-fn-¡pI 

ZnMvam{X ZÀi\w 

\mepw Bdpw Adn-bpI 

hmNm-a-tKm-]pcw 

Ddn-t]m-se-bm-¡pI 

hÅn-¡p-cp-S³ 

ap¨pw t]¨pw AS-bpI 

£p{Z-{]-tbmKw 

Häp-Im-c³ 

hymP-hmÀ¯ 

c£n-¡pI 

cl-ky-ambn kq£n-¡pI 

\nkm-c-amb sXäv 

alm-`mKyw 

hnUvVn-bm-¡pI 

Aev]-Úm\w 

kÀh-Ú-\m-bn-cn-¡pI 

hÀW-\m-XoXw 

\njv^-e-am-¡pI 

]¼-c-hnUvVn 

acn-¡pI 

aebmfw 

2017 se kmlnXy ]pc-kvIm-c-§Ä 

Úm\-]oTw 

Fgp-¯-Ñ³ ]pc-kvImcw 

hb-emÀ AhmÀUv 

aqÀ¯o-tZhn ]pc-kvImcw 

hÅ-t¯mÄ ]pc-kvImcw 

amXr-`qan ]pc-kvImcw 

ap«-¯p-hÀ¡n ]pc-kvImcw 

hymkv k½m³ 

tI{µ kmlnXy A¡m-Zan ]pc-kvImcw 

HmS-¡p-gÂ ]pc-kvImcw 

IYm-]m-{X-§Ä IrXn IÀ¯mhv 

thembp[³ Ccp-«nsâ Bßmhv Fw.Sn 

AÂt^m¬kv ssZh-¯nsâ hnIr-Xn-IÄ Fw.-ap-Ip-µ³ 

Iptªm-\-¨³ Ac-\m-gnI t\cw ]md-¸p-d¯v 

Znhm-I-c³ \fn\n Ipam-c-\m-im³ 

aZ-\³ eoe Ipam-c-\m-im³ 

]¸p HmS-bnÂ \nv ]n.-tI-i-h-tZhv 

A¸p-®n, tIm´p®n \mep-sI«v Fw.-Sn. 

IÀW³ C\n Rm\p-d-§s« ]n.-sI.-_m-e-Ir-jvW³ 

òa³ c ≠m-aqgw Fw.-Sn. 

tNX-\-Kr-Ym-am-enIv Bcm-¨mÀ sI.-BÀ.-aoc 

amb³, _ocm³ D½m¨p Ddq_v 

IrjvW-tkm_vXn 

sI.-k-¨n-Xm-\-µ³ 

tkXp Imew Fw.-Sn. 

shÅm-bn-b¸³ ISÂ¯o-c¯v H.-hn.-hn-P-b³ 

ssh¯n-]-«À imcZ H.-N-´p-ta-t\m³ 

kmhn{Xn Zpc-hØ Ipam-c-\m-im³ 

ssk\_ ]qh-¼gw _joÀ 

hna-e, AaÀknMv aªv Fw.-Sn. 

Sn.-Un.-cm-a-Ir-jvW³ 

tPmbv tKmkzman 

{]`m-hÀ½ 

Fw.-sI. km\p 

Sn.-hn.-N-{µ³ 

awavX Jmenb 

sI.-]n.-cm-a-\p®n 

Abva\w tPm¬ 

AÅm-¸n¨ samÃm-¡, 

A¸p-¡n-fn, chn 

Jkm-¡nsâ CXn-lmkw H.-hn.-hn-P-b³ 

tImc³, NncpX c≠ n-S-§gn XIgn 

am[-h³, Nn³, 

]©p-ta-t\m³ 

Cµp-teJ 

N´p-ta-t\m³ 

cma³\m-bÀ B\-hm-cnbpw s]m³Ip-cnipw _joÀ 

N{´-¡m-c³ [À½-cmP kn.-hn.-cm-a³]nÅ 

sImS-´-bm-im³ cma-cmP _l-ZqÀ kn.-hn.-cm-a³]nÅ 

In«p®n ¹mÌnIv Fw.-ap-Ip-µ³ 

Ban-\m-_o-hn, 

]«mfw C{¼mbn 

kvamc-I-in-e-IÄ 

]p\-¯nÂ Ipª-_vZpÅ 

aPo-Zv, kplvd _mey-Im-e-kJn _joÀ

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1. Which among the following is major component 

of LPG? 

a) Butane b) Ethane 

c) Methane d) Hexane 


Ans: (a) Butane 

2. Which instrument is used to measure 

atmospheric humidity? 

a) Hygrometer b) Hydrometer 

c) Lactometer d) Barometer 


Ans: (a) Hygrometer 

3. A person who died after a 63 days long hunger 

strike? 

a) Ram Prasad Bismil b) Surya Sen 

c) Jatin Das d) B.K. Dutt 

[Range Forest Officer - 2016] 

Ans: (c) Jatin Das 

4. Maximum number of electrons that can be 

accommodated in ‘p’ orbital 

a) 18 b) 8 

c) 6 d) 2 


Ans: (c) 6 

5. The communicable disease that has been fully 

controlled by a national programme is 

a) Malaria b) Filaria 

c) Smallpox d) Tuberculosis 


Ans: (c) Smallpox 

6. Momentum = Mass x ________ 

a) Velocity b) Acceleration 

c) Displacement d) Speed 

Ans: (a) Velocity [Range Forest Officer - 

2016] 

7. Which schedule of Indian Constitution deals 

with the Anti-Defection Act? 

a) Second b) Fifth 

c) Seventh d) Tenth 

[Dairy Farm Instructor - 2017] 

Ans: (d) Tenth 

8. Who is the Brand Ambassador of the 

programme ‘Make in Kerala’ 

a) Mammootty b) Mohanlal 

c) Suresh Gopi d) Dileep 

[Women Sub 

Inspector - 2016] 

Ans: (a) Mammootty 

9. Who among these 

politicians use an 

adapted motor 

vehicle dubbed 

as the chaitanya 

Rathnam? 

a) L.K. Advani b) Lalooprasad Yadav 

c) N.T. Rama Rao d) M.G. Ramachandran 

[Women Sub Inspector - 2016] 

Ans: (c) N.T. Rama Rao 

10. Boundary demarcation line between India and 

Pakistan is known as the? 

a) Durant line b) Radcliffe line 

c) Line of control d) Actual line of control 


Ans: (b) Radcliff line 

11. In which year did Dada Saheb phalke produce 

the first feature film? 

a) 1911 b) 1912 

c) 1913 d) 1914 


Ans: (c) 1913 

12. Name the local wind which is known as ‘snow eater’ 

a) Chinook b) Loo 

c) Foen d) Mistral 

[Confidential Assistant Grade-II - 2012] 

Ans: (a) Chinook 

13. Which is the text effect that lowers the selected 

text below the base line and changes it to a 

smaller font size 

a) Superscript b) Subscript 

c) Word wrap d) Change ease 

[Confidential Assistant Grade-II - 2012] 

Ans: (b) Subscript 

14. Which award is known as Asia’s Nobel Prize? 

a) Bharat Ratna b) Magsaysay Award 

c) Gandhi Peace prize 

d) Risut Livelihood Award 

[LD Typist - 2012] 

Ans: (b) Magsaysay Award 

15. The parliament has enacted the child labour act in 

a) 1986 b) 1976 c) 1996 d) 1974 


Ans: (a) 1986 

16. Which among the following Act reduced the 

Right to Franchise to 18 years from 21 years? 

a) 61 st Constitution Amendment Act, 1989 

b) 62 nd Constitution Amendment Act, 1989 

c) 72 nd Constitution Amendment Act, 1992 

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d) 71 st Constitution Amendment Act, 

1992 

Ans: (a) 61 st Constitution Amendment Act, 

1989 


17. An attempt to make a computer resource 

unavailable to its intended users is called? 

a) Malware attack 

b) Worms attack 

c) Denial of service attack 

d) Adware attack 


Ans: (c) Denial of service attack 

18. Who is considered to be the first programmer? 

a) Ada Lovlace b) Alan Turing 

c) Charles Babbage d ) V o n N e u m a n n 


Ans: (a) Ada Lovlace 

19. An attempt to criminally and fradulently acquire 

sensitive information such as usernames, 

passwords and credit card details, by 

masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an 

electronic communication is termed as 

a) Spooling b) Tracking 

c) Bugging d) Phishing 


Ans: (d) Phishing 

20. Which of the following organisation has giant 

Panda as its symbol 

a) UNICEF b) Green peace 

c) World Bank 

d) World Wide Fund for Nature 


Ans: (d) World Wide Fund for Nature 

21. The possible body temperature of a child having 

fever 

a) 101 K b) 98 0 F c) 101 0 C d) 101 0 F 


Ans: (d) 101 0 F 

22. The author of casual vacancy 

a) Sasi Tharoor b) Khushwanth Singh 

c) J.K.Rowling d) Anitha Desai 


Ans: (c) J.K.Rowling 

23. When was the universal declaration of Human 

Rights adopted 

a) 10 th December, 1948 

b) 10 th December, 1947 

c) 10 th December, 1949 

d) 10 th December, 1950 


Ans: (a) 10 th December, 1948

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24. Which officer in the public authority provides 

information under right to Information Act? 

a) Assistant Public Information Officer 

b) Public Information Officer 

c) Appellate Authority 

d) Information Commissioner 


Ans: (b) Public Information Officer 

25. The place where the National Remote Sensing 

Centre is located 

a) Hyderabad b) Banglore 

c) Ahmadabad d) Chennai 


Ans: (a) Hyderabad 

26. Chattambi Swamikal attained samadhi at 

a) Kannanmoola b) Panmana 

c) Sivagiri d) Chempazhanthi 


Ans: (b) Panmana 

27. Who is the author of Christhumatha Nirupanam 

a) K.V.Simon b) Samuel Mateer 

c) Chattampi Swamikal 

d) Hermen Gundert [Sales Assistant - 2013] 

Ans: (c) Chattampi Swamikal 

28. Who among the following is responsible for 

Noon day meals in schools 

a) Joseph Mundasseri 

b) Hermen Gundert 

c) Ringeltaube 

d) Kuriakose Elias Chavara 

[Administrative Officer - KSRTC - 2015] 

Ans: (d) Kuriakose Elias Chavara 

29. In which year was ICDS introduced 

a) 1965 b) 1975 c) 1985 d) 1995 

[Administrative Officer - 2015] 

Ans: (b) 1975 

30. Childline number is 

a) 1809 b) 1908 c) 1089 d) 1098 


Ans: (d) 1098 

31. Sampoorna Grameen Rozgar Yojana is 

a) a centre sponsored scheme 

b) to provide additional wage employment 

c) a scheme remuneration of which is both 

cash and food d) All the above 

Ans: (b) to provide additional wage 

employment 


32. Pradhan Mantri Adharsh Gram Yojana was 

launched by ________ government 

a) UPA b) NDA c) BJP d) Congress 

[Women SI - 2016] 

Ans: (a) UPA 

33. Puralimala was situated in which Taluk 

a) Thellicherry b) Thamarassery 

c) Meppadi d) Mananthavady 

[Women SI - 2016] 

Ans: (a) Thellicherry 

34. Which are the countries that Ashes Cricket tests 

hold between 

a) England - New Zealand 

b) England - Australia 

c) England - France 

d) England - Sri Lanka 


Ans: (b) England - Australia 

35. Which of the following is necessary for the 

dermal synthesis of vitamin D 

a) Gamma rays b) X-rays 

c) Infrared rays d) Ultraviolet rays 


Ans: (d) Ultraviolet rays 

36. Where is place in Kerala began the first Butterfly 

park in Asia 

a) Pookkode b) Agastyamala 

c) Devikulam d) Thenmala 


Ans: (d) Thenmala 

37. Who was considered as the father of Indian Self 

Government 

a) Lord Mayo b) Lord Curzon 

c) Lord Lytton d) Lord Rippon 


Ans: (d) Lord Rippon 

38. The longest river in Peninsular India 

a) Godavari b) Krishna 

c) Kaveri d) Mahanadi 


Ans: (a) Godavari 

39. Which of the following is not an output device 

a) Plotter b) Scanner 

c) Plat Screen d) Touch Screen 


Ans: (b) Scanner 

40. Which technology is used in compact discs 

a) Electrical b) Mechanical 

c) Electromagnetic d) Laser 


Ans: (d) Laser 

41. In India a Special Ministry for Women and Social 

Welfare was formed at the centre in the year 

a) 1983 b) 1986 c) 1976 d) 1981 


Ans: (b) 1986 

42. Which place is known as Mecca of Kerala 

a) Ponnani b) Mamburam 

c) Bima Palli d) Kodungallur 

[Taluk Supply Officer - 2013] 

Ans: (a) Ponnani 

43. ELISA test is associated with 

a) Dengue fever b) Swine flue 

c) Plague d) AIDS 


Ans: (d) AIDS 

44. The cheapest means of transport in India is 

a) Railway b) Road 

c) Inland water ways d) Airways 


Ans: (c) Inland water ways 

45. ‘Das Capital’ was written by 

a) Karl Marx b) V.I. Lenin 

c) Frederick Engels d) Piekhanov 


Ans: (a) Karl Marx 

46. Which article is inserted in the constitution 

of India by the constitution (Ninety Seventh 

Amendment) Act 2011? 

a) Article 43 B b) Article 39 A 

c) Article 338 A d) Article 361 B 


Ans: (a) Article 43 B 

47. The Malayalam literaturist who received the 

Jnanpith Award in 2007 

a) Sugatha Kumari b) Vijayalakshmi 

c) ONV Kurup 

d) Balachandran Chullikkad 


Ans: (c) ONV Kurup 

48. A high court judge can hold office till he attains 

the age of 

a) 58 b) 60 c ) 6 2 d ) 6 5 


Ans: (c) 62 

49. The strait that separates the continent of Asia 

from North America is 

a) Strait of Gibraltor b) Strait of Malacca 

c) Palk strait d) Bering strait 


Ans: (d) Bering strait 

50. Name the year in which the decimal system of 

coinage was introduced in India 

a) 1960 b) 1959 c) 1958 d) 1957 


Ans: (d) 1957

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secretariat Assistant. 

1. Bowman's capsule is a part of? 

a. Liver cells b. Nephron 

c. Muscles d. Neuron 

2. The metal which is most abundant in 

bones? 

a. Potassium b. Sodium 

c. Calcium d. Iron 

3. The escape velocity of the earth is 

..........? 

a. 11.2 km/sec b. 2.4 km/sec 

c. 7.5 km/sec d. 6.8 km/sec 

4. Who is first discovered the electro 

magnetic wave throry? 

a. Henrich Hertz 

b. Issac Newton 

c. Hans Christien Desterd 

d. James Clerk Maxwell 

5. The instrument that work on the 

principle of mutual induction? 

a. Dynamo b. Microphone 

c. Transformer d. Loudspeaker 

6. The acid which is manufactured by 

contact process? 

a. Hydrochloric acid 

b. Sulphuric acid 

c. Acetic acid d. Nitric acid 

7. National Human Rights Commission 

in India was set up in the year? 

a. 1994 b. 1991 

c. 1987 d. 1993 

8. Who is the first malayalee to become 

the chairman of National Human 

Rights Commission? 

a. K.R. Narayanan 

b. T.N sheshan 

c. H.L Dattu 

d. K.G. Balakrishnan 

9. Right to Education Act 2009 came into 

force on ...........? 

a. 1 st June 2010 

b. 1 st May 2010 

c. 1 st April 2010 

d. 1 st March 2010 

10. Which was the Article provides for the 

establishment and constitution of the 

Supreme Court? 

a. 130 b. 140 

c. 125 d. 124 

11. Which was the institution called 'Ears 

and Eyes of the public Accounts 

Committee'? 

a. Reserve Bank of India 

b. Finance Commission 

c. Comptroller and Auditor of General 

d. Parliament 

12. International Women's Day on? 

a. April 8 b. May 8 

c. March 8 d. November 8 

13. Who was the social reformer called 

'Lokhitawadi'? 

a. Dadabhai Naoroji 

b. W.C Banarjee 

c. Gopal Hari Deshmukh 

d. Vakkom Abdul Khadar Moulavi 

14. 'Swaraj is my birth right' the famous 

slogan is coined by? 

a. Gandhiji 

b. Subhash Chandra Bose 

c. Balagangadhara Tilak 

d. Bhagath singh 

15. Who was the Chief Organiser of the 

'Gadar Movement'? 

a. Mahatma Gandhi 

b. Lala Lajapat Rai 

c. Lala Hardayal 

d. Lal Chand Falak 

16. What was the original name of Swami 

Dayananda Saraswathi? 

a. Kesab Chandra Sen 

b. Narendranath Datta 

c. Mulshankar d. Mohan Roy 

17. Which is the largest state among the 

seven sister states of India? 

a. Arunachal Pradesh 

b. Manipur 

c. Tripura d. Assam 

18. Where is the Indian Military academy 

located? 

a. Simla b. Darjelling 

c. Dehradun d. Chennai 

19. When was the national calendar of India 

adopted? 

a. April 15, 1947 

b. March 22, 1957 

c. October 8, 1967 

d. July 10, 1977 

20. The river is known as the sorrow of 

Assam? 

a. Ganga b. Yamuna 

c. Alakananda d. Brahmaputra 

21. Which state in India has the largest area 

under forest? 

a. Bihar b. Uttar Pradesh 

c. Uttarakhand 

d. Madhya Pradesh 

Model 

Exam 

22. Which is the India's 

first Communication Satellite? 

a. Aryabatta b. 

Rohini 

c. Apple d. Bhaskara 

23. Which was the first 

wildlife sanctuary set up in 

Kerala? 

a. Muthanga wild life sanctuary 

b. Neyyar wild life sanctuary 

c. Periyar wild life sanctuary 

d. Mangalavanam wild life sanctuary 

24. Which is the biggest dam in Kerala? 

a. Idukki dam 

b. Thenmala dam 

c. Manglam dam 

d. Malampuzha dam 

25. Who is called the Mark Twain of Kerala? 

a. Sukumar Azhikode 

b. Marthanda Varma 

c. Chithira Thirunal 

d. Vengayil Kunhiraman Nayanar 

26. Who is the father of Malayalam printing? 

a. Herman Gundert 

b. Ezhuthachan 

c. Benchamin Bailey 

d. Francis Almeda 

27. In which year was Pathanamthitta 

district formed? 

a. 1984 b. 1987 

c. 1985 d. 1982 

28. Who was the first Secretary of N.S.S? 

a. G.P Pillai b. M.P Pillai 

c. Dr. Palpu d. T.K Madavan 

29. When did Sree Narayana Guru 

consecrate the Aruvippuram Shiva 

Prathista? 

a. 1908 b. 1924 

c. 1888 d. 1856 

30. The author of 'Adyatmayuddham' is? 


b. Thycadu Ayya 

c. Vagbhatananda 

d. Brahmananda Sivayogi 

31. Bodinayakkanur pass lies in the district 

of? 

a. Wayanad b. Idukki 

c. Palakkad d. Kollam 

32. The district in Kerala where cotton is 

Cultivated? 

a. Trivandrum b. Kollam 

c. Palakkad d. Thrissur 

33. USB stands for? 

a. Uniform select Buffer 

b. Unit System Bit 

c. Universal Serial Bus 

d. Universal Solution Bus 

34. Who started the Free Software 

Foundation? 

a. Charles Babbage 

b. Steve Jobs 

c. Richard Stallman 

d. Allan Turing 

35. IC chips used in computers are usually 

made of.........? 

a. Silver b. Silicon 

c. Mercurry d. Platinum 

36. Which of the following is permanent 

memory? 

a. DRAM b. SRAM 

c. ROM d. RAM 

37. The brain of computer system is? 

a. CPU b. Mother board 

c. RAM d. Cache Memory 

38. Which was the first company to 

produce cell phone? 

a. Apple b. Nokia 

c. Motorola d. Samsug 

39. Who was the founder of Hot -Mail? 

a. Steve Job b. Vijay Mallya 

c. Saber Bhatia 

d. Kiran Shekar 

40. Which section of the IT Act says about 

Cyber Terrorism? 

a. Section 61F b. Section 65F 

c. Section 66F d. Section 71F 

41. The programming language Java is 

developed by? 

a. Jimmy wales b. Buyukkokten 

c. Jimmy Cray 

d. James Gosling 

42. Internet Explorer is an example for? 

a. Operation System 

b. Internet Community Network 

c. Web browser 

d. Programming language 

43. A saved document is referred to as 

..........? 

a. Folder b. data 

c. Software d. File 

44. What is the chemical name of Lime 

stone? 

a. Calcium oxide 

b. Calcium hydroxide 

c. Calcium Carbonate 

d. Calcium Phosphorous 

45. Which is the device used to measure 

radioactivity? 

a. Seismograph b. Ammeter 

c. Geiger Counter 

d. Sonometer 

46. What does a Tachometer measure? 

a. Speed of wind 

b. Earthquake intensity 

c. Speed of Aeroplane 

d. Speed of light 

47. The unit of pressure 

a. Coulomb b. Watt 

c. Ohm d. Pascal 

48. The chemical name of vitamin B2?

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a. Thiamine b. Niacin 

c. Riboflovin d. Philloquinone 

49. The PH value of blood is? 

a. 7 b. 1 

c. 7.4 d. 8 

50. Which is the part of brain to control 

all voluntory actions like vision. touch, 

hearing, taste, and smell? 

a. Cerebellum b. Hypothalamas 

c. Spinal Cord d. Cerebrum 

51. Which Article of Indian constitution 

prohibits Child Labour? 



52. Which one of the following literally 

means "We command"? 

a. Quo warranto b. Certiorari 

c. Mandamus 

d. Habeus Corpus 

53. The chairman of Public Accounts 

Committee is? 

a. Prime Minister of India 

b. President of India 

c. Leader of opposition 

d. Vice President of India 

54. Which amendment added the 

fundamental duties to the Constitution 

of India? 

a. 41 th Amendment 

b. 42 nd Amendment 

c. 61 th Amendment 

d. 82 nd Amendment 

55. The concept of judicial review of 

the Indian Constitution has been 

borrowed from? 

a. South Africa b. America 

c. Britain d. Australia 

56. Name the first foreigner to become 

the President of the Indian National 

Congress? 

a. A.O. Hume b. Annie Besant 

c. William Wedderburn 

d. George Yule 

57. Which is the first metro railway in 

India? 

a. New Delhi Metro Railway 

b. Kochi Metro Railway 

c. Kolkata Metro Railway 

d. Mumbai Metro Railwayu 

58. Who is the author of the book ' 

Sathyarth Prakash'? 

a. Dayananda Saraswathy 

b. Vivekananda 

c. Gandhiji d. Ambedkar 

59. Who is known as the father of Indian 

Economics? 

a. S.K Ray b. M.Visveswaraya 

c. P.C Mahalanobis 

d. Dadabhai Naoroji 

60. Who is the author of book "Asian 

Drama'? 

a. Jaiprakash Narayan 

b. Jawaharlal Nehru 

c. Morarji Desai 

d. Gunnar Myrdal 

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71. I ........ for the last one weeks 

a. am reading the novel 

b. was reading the novel 

c. read the novel 

d. have been reading the novel 

72. Kerala is more beautiful than .... in 

India? 

a. all other state 

b. Many other states 

c. all states d. any other state 

73. What time ......... to bed last night? 

a. did you went b. did you go 

c. went you d. does you go 

74. The first person to congratulate me .... 

my success was my teacher? 

a. in b. on 

c. for d. about 

75. More than one person ......... feared to 

be drowned 

a. are b. has 

c. have d. is 

76. He is so old ........ he couldn't walk 

a. to b. very 

c. but d. that 

77. Neither he nor his brothers ........ 

attended the function 

a. won't b. have 

c. have not d. don't 

78. We have been waiting for you ...... two 

hours? 

a. since b. for 

c. from d. until 

79. He said that he ........ to market 

a. is going b. was going 

c. will be going d. has gone 

80. I am too impatient ........? 

a. aren't I? b. amn't I 

c. isn'tI d. hasn't I 

81. If 4+6 = 64216, 2+3 = 827, 5+2 = 

1258, then 3+7 =? 

a. 9749 b. 5786 

c. 27343 d. 72368 

82. 20% of 20% of 100 is? 

a. 20 b. 6 

c. 4 d. 11 

83. Complete the series 

6, 12, 18, ......... 

a. 21 b. 23 c. 24 d. 26 

84. Pointing to an old man Rahul said, " his 

son is my son's uncle". How is old man 

related to that Rahul? 

a. Brother b. Uncle 

c. Father d. Grand Father 

85. Out of 940 employees in an organisation 

15% of the employees got promoted to 

a higher grade. How many employees 

not promoted as hitgher grade? 

a. 557 b. 763 

c. 712 d. 799 

86. A and B can do a piece of work in 12 

days. B and C in 15 days, while C and 

A in 20 days. In how many days can A 

alone do it? 

a. 30 b. 35 c. 40 d. 45 

87. The length of a diagonal of a square is 

8cm, the length of the side of the square 

is? 

a. 4 b. 

c. 2 d. 

88. The product of two numbers is 120. 

The sum of their squares is 289. The 

sum of the two number is? 

a. 46 b. 23 c. 169 d. 13 

89. A number when divided by 123 leaves 

83. If the same number is divided by 

41 the remainder will be? 

a. 0 b. 2 c. 1 d. 4 

90. Fill in the blank space from alternatives: 

Newspaper : Press:: lock: ..... 

a. Shop b. key 

c. Factory d. Door 

91. If D =8 BAT = 46 then CAT will be 

equal to: 

a. 40 b. 44 c. 48 d. 52 

92. The cost of 16 chairs and 10 tables 

is 18000. If so what is the price of 8 

chairs and 5 tables? 

a. 10000 b. 21000 

c. 9000 d. 7500 


a. Swine Flue b. Malaria 

c. Chicken pox d. Diabetes 

94. August 15, 2011 was a Monday. What 

day of the week lies on August 15, 

2012? 

a. Monday b. Tuesday 

c. Wednesday d. Sunday 

95. What is the angle between the two 

hands of a clock, when the clock 

shows 5hr 30 minutes? 

a. 60 0 b. 30 0 c. 45 0 d. 15 0 

96. If 

a. 2:3:1 b. 2:3:6 

c. 6:3:2 d. 3:2:1 

97. A man walks 9 km towards East then 

he turns rights and walks 5km. Then 

he turns to left and walks 8km again 

he turns to left and walks 5km. Then 

how many kilometres is he from 

starting point? 

a. 27km b. 14km 

c. 17km d. 19km 

98. Find the simple interest on Rs. 5380 

at 10% per annum for 2 years? 

a. 1076 b. 7811 

c. 6456 d. 8761 

99. The salary of an employee was first 

increased by 10% and there after 

decreased by 5%, what was the total 

effect in his salary? 

a. 5% b. 7% 

c. 4.5% d. 3% 

100. Which of the following number is 

divisible by 12? 

a. 1456 b. 1088 

c. 10224 d. 7040 

Answer: 

1.b 2.c 3.a 4.d 5.c 6.b 7.d 8.d 9.c 10.d 

11.c 12.c 13.c 14.c 15.c 16.c 17.a 18.c 

19.b 20.d 21.d 22.c 23.c 24.d 25.d 26.c 

27.d 28.b 29.c 30.c 31.b 32.c 33.c 34.c 

35.b 36.c 37.a 38.c 39.c 40.c 41.d 42.c 

43.d 44.c 45.c 46.c 47.d 48.c 49.c 50.d 

51.d 52.c 53.c 54.b 55.b 56.d 57.c 58.a 

59.d 60.d 61.c 62.d 63.a 64.b 65.c 66.a 

67.b 68.d 69.b 70.c 71.d 72.d 73.b 74.b 

75.d 76.d 77.b 78.b 79.b 80.a 81.c 82.c 

83.c 84.c 85.d 86.a 87.d 88.b 89.c 90.c 

91.c 92.c 93.d 94.c 95.d 96.c 97.c 98.a 

99.c 100.c

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1. The small pictures on the 

window desktop is called 


2015] 

a) Commands b) Tabs 

c) Menus d) Icons 

2. Section 66F of IT Act 2008 deals 

with 


2015] 

a) Cyber stalking 

b) Child pornography 

c) Phishing 

d) Cyber Terrorism 

3. ISDN stands for 


2015] 

a) Indian Standard Data 

Network 

b) Independent Software Data 

Network 

c) Integrated Standard Digital 

Network 

d) Integrated Standard Data 

Network 

4. The translator program that 

translates each line of the source 

program as it runs is called 


2015] 

a) Compiler b) Interpreter 

c) Editor d) Linker 

5. 1 megabyte is equal to ______ 

bytes [Administrative 

Officer KSRTC 2015] 

a) 10 9 b) 10 6 

c) 10 8 d) 10 4 

6. India’s first cyber crime 

police station is located in 


2015] 

a) Hyderabad b) Bangalore 

c) Delhi d) Mumbai 

7. The protocol used for retrieving 

email from a mail server is 

Topic Master - IT 

(50 Questions) 


2015] 

a) POP b) SNMP 

c) SMTP d) FTP 

8. The software application used 

to access and view websites is 

called [Administrative Officer 

KSRTC 2015] 

a) Spreadsheet 

b) Microcode 

c) Web browser 

d) Malware 

9. The term _____ refers to a bad or 

criminal hacker [Administrative 

Officer KSRTC 2015] 

a) Black hat b) White hat 

c) Cracker d) Slacker 

10. What should you do if you require 

pasting the same format in many 

places when using MS Word? 

[University Assistant Calicut – 

2013] 

a) Click the format painter and go 

on pasting in many places holding 

Alt key 

b) Double click the format painter 

then go on pasting in many places 

c) Click the format painter then go 

on pasting to many places holding 

Ctrl key 

d) All of the above 

11. Hardware devices that are not part 

of the moon computer system 

and are often added later to the 

system? 


2013] 

a) IPs b) Add-ons 

c) Peripherals 

d) Supporting systems 

12. An attack accomplished by using 

the internet to break into computers 

and using them to attack a network 

is called 


2013] 

a) Cyber terrorism 

b) IP attack c) IPR violations 

d) Distributed DOS 

13. 1 GB is equal to 


2013] 

a) 2 20 bytes b) 2 30 bytes 

c) 2 100 bytes d) 2 50 bytes 

14. What is the base of binary 

number system? [University 

Assistant Calicut – 2013] 

a) 0 b) 11 

c) 1 d) 2 

15. The practice of storing regularly 

used computer data on multiple 

servers that can be accessed 

through the internet is called 


2013] 

a) Cloud computing 

b) E commerce 

c) Browsing 

d) Net log 

16. An email that appears to have been 

originated from the source when 

it was actually sent from another 

source. 


2013] 

a) Email spamming 

b) Email spoofing 

c) Email hacking 

d) Trojan horse 

17. Which of the following institution 

is credited with the development 

of www 


2013] 

a) CALTECH b) NAS 

c) MIT d) CERN 

18. Digital signature certificates are 

issued by 


2013] 

a) Certification Agencies appointed 

by the office of the controller of 

certification agencies 

b) The Chief of the Cyber cell of 

State Governments 

c) The income tax department 

d) The unique identity authority of 

India 

19. What is the main objective of the 

Information Technology Act 2000 


2013] 

a) To control the internet in India 

b) To provide legal recognition for 

transactions carried out by means 

of electronic data interchange 

c) To control all transactions 

through electronic media which 

are likely to jeopardize social 

stability 

d) To give the police unlimited 

power to deal with cyber crimes 

20. Following a person movements 

across the increment by posting 

threatening messages on the 

bulletin boards frequented by 

the victim, entering the chat 

rooms frequented by the victim, 

constantly, bombarding the victim 

with emails etc. is called 

[University Assistant Calicut – 2013] 

a) Cyber stacking 

b) Cyber smearing 

c) Cyber fraud 

d) Cyber defamation 

21. VoIP is a technology for 


2013] 

a) Making telephone calls over the 

internet 

b) Editing web pages 

c) Controlling the volume of 

internet traffic in a particular 

network 

d) Voice operated internet protocol 

for mobile device 

22. The widely criticised section in the 

Information Technology Act 2000 

that allegedly curbs the freedom of 

expression of individuals through 

electronic media 


2013] 

a) 81 B b) 28 

c) 66 A d) 12 

23. A program that has the capability 

to infect other programs and make 

copies of itself and spread into 

other programs is called 


2013] 

a) Worm b) Trojan horse 

c) Malware d) Virus

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24. When using Microsoft Word, how 

can you increase the font size of 

selected text by one point every 

time? 


2013] 

a) By pressing Ctrl + [ 

b) By pressing Ctrl + ] 

c) By pressing Ctrl + Shift 

d) By pressing Ctrl + 1 

25. ______ is the modification of 

software to removes or disable 

features which are undesirable 

by a person 

[Assistant KSEB – 2015] 

a) Software hacking 

b) Software licensing 

c) Software piracy 

d) Software cracking 

26. In the e-mail address – admin@ 

vms.org, ‘vms’ is the? [Assistant 

KSEB – 2015] 

a) Host name with commercial 

domain 

b) Host name with noncommercial 

domain 

c) Client name with educational 

domain 

d) Client name with government 

domain 

27. A device that combines data from 

multiple computers and load them 

on a common communication 

channel is? 


a) Modem b) Repeater 

c) Multiplexer d) Encoder 

28. The Walkie Talkie is an example of 

which mode of communication? 


a) Simplex b) Half Duplex 

c) Duplex d) None of these 

29. A collection of four bits is called 


a) Nibble b) Byte 

c) Word d) Double word 

30. Which hardware device is used 

to interconnect different types of 

networks with different protocols? 


a) Bridge b) Router 

c) Gateway d) Repeater 

31. Data Diddling involves [Assistant 

KSEB – 2015] 

a) Destroying data before input to 

the computer 

b) Unauthorised copying of data 

c) Changing data into information 

d) Changing data prior or during 

input to the computer 

32. When did Information Technology 

Act come into force in India? 


a) October 17, 2000 

b) October 17, 2001 

c) June 4, 2000 

d) June 4, 2001 

33. ‘Ice cream sandwich’ and 

‘Jellybean’ are the latest version 

of which operating system? 


a) Ubuntu b) Android 

c) Apple d) Unix 

34. Which technology is used in 

CDROM Drive? [Assistant KSEB – 

2015] 

a) Mechanical 

b) Electromechanical 

c) Optical 

d) Fiber optical 

35. A memory management technique 

that uses hard drives space as 

additional RAM [Assistant KSEB – 

2015] 

a) Virtual private network 

b) Virtual memory 

c) Virtual machine 

d) None of them 

36. VIRUS stands for (in the case of 

networking) 


a) Very Important Resource Under 

Search 

b) Virtual Information Resource 

Under Seize 

c) Verify Interchange Result Until 

Source 

d) Very important Record User 

Searched 

37. The translator program that 

converts source code in high level 

language into machine code line by 

line is called 


a) Assembler b) Computer 

c) Loader d) Interpreter 

38. Programs stored in ROM are 

called 


a) Hardware b) Firmware 

c) Software d) None of these 

39. Which of the following is the 

Universal Gate? 


a) NAND – Gate 

b) OR – Gate 

c) AND – Gate d) NOT - Gate 

40. Which of the following program is 

not a utility? 


a) Debugger b) Editor 

c) Spooler d) All of the above 

41. What is the number of bit patterns 

provided by a 7-bit code? 


a) 128 b) 512 

c) 256 d) 64 

42. Which are the main provisions of 

IT Act 2000? 


a) Finalization of contracts through 

electronic media 

b) Legal recognition to digital 

signatures and documents 

c) Making hacking with computer 

system an offence 

d) All of the above 

43. The first Generation computers 

used _______ for circuitry 

[Women Sub Inspector – 2016] 

a) Vacuum Tubes 

b) Transistors 

c) Integrated Circuit 

d) Large Scale Integration 

44. A byte consist of how many bits? 


a) Nine 

b) Fair 

c) Eight 

d) Sixteen 

45. Internet works on 


a) Circuit switching 

b) Packet switching 

c) Both a and b 

d) None of the mentioned 

46. Cyber stalker is 

[Women Sub 

Inspector – 2016] 

a) A person securing 

access to a computer 

system without 

permission of the 

owner 

b) Using internet, email 

or other electronic 

JAVA 

communication 

Cobol 

devices to stalk 

Prolog 

c) Member of an 

organization using its LISP 

internet resources for Fortan 

non work purpose 

d) Person who introduces 

computer virus to any computer 

47. Speed of the modem is measured 

in 


a) Bytes per minute 

b) Bytes per second 

c) Bits per mille second 

d) Bits per second 

48. Which of the following languages 

is used for artificial intelligence? 


a) Fortran b) Prolog 

c) C d) Cobol 

49. GUI refers to 


a) Graphical User Interface 

b) Guaranteed User Interface 

c) Graphics Utilized Internally 

d) None of the above 

50. Spam is 


a) Fraudulent way of getting 

confidential information 

b) Unwanted instant messages 

c) Unsolicited e-mails 


Answer: 

1(d) 2(d) 3(c) 4(b) 5(b) 6(b) 7(a) 

8(c) 9(a) 10(b) 11(c) 12(d) 13(b) 

14(d) 15(a) 16(b) 17(d) 18(a) 19(b) 

20(a) 21(a) 22(c) 23(d) 24(b) 25(d) 

26(b) 27(c) 28(b) 29(a) 30(c) 31(d) 

32(a) 33(b) 34(c) 35(b) 36(b) 37(d) 

38(b) 39(a) 40(c) 41(a) 42(d) 43(a) 

44(c) 45(c) 46(c) 47(d) 48(b) 49(a) 

50(b) 


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- Internet language 

- Business language 

- Artificial intelligent language 

- First Commercialy available 

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Learn 

Basic GK for 

Beginners 

INDIAN RAILWAY 

• Indian Railway is the second 

largest railway system in India 

• Father of Indian Railway 

Lord Delhousie 

• Indian Railway started its forst 

train service on 

16 th April 1853 

• Headquarters of Indian Railway 

Baroda House 

(New Delhi) 

• Indian Railway museum 

Chanakyapuri (New Delhi) 

• Mascot of Indian Railway 

Elephant named Bholu 

• Indian Railway was nationlised 

in 

1951 

• The number of Railway zones in 

India 

17 

• Present Railway Minister of India 

Piyush Goyal 

• First Railway Minister of Independent 

India 

John Mathai 

• The second Keralite who served as 

Union Railway Minister 

Panamballi Govinda Menon 

• The year in which railway budget 

was separated from general 

budget 

1924 

• first Metro railway in India 

Kolkata 

• First Metro in kerala 

Kochi 

• First metro railway in South India 

Bengaluru 

• First Wi-Fi enabled railway 

station in India 

New Delhi 

• First railway station in India to 

get Google’s free high speed wi-fi 

Mumbai Central 

Konkan Railway 

• konkan railway links Mangalore with 

Rohe (Maharastra) 

• Headquarters of Konkan Railway 

Belapur 

• Length of konkan railway 

760 km 

• Konkon railway was commissioned in 

1998 

• The distance between two rails of 

a railroad 

Guage 

• Broadguage length - 1.676 

• Meter guage - 1m 

• Narrow guage - 0.762 m 

• World’s oldest steam locomotive 

Fairy Queen 

• The country that helps to build the 

first bullet train in India 

Japan 

• The first bullet train in India will 

run between 

Mumbai & Ahemedabad 

• The longest railway platform in the 

world 

Gorakhpur 

• The highest railway station in India 

Ghum railway station 

• Longest service 

train in India 

Vivek Express 

(Dibrugarh 

-Kanayakumari) 

• Train service 

which passes 

through most 

number of states 

Navayug 

Express 

• Longest Railway tunnel in India 

Pir Panjal 

• Fastest train in India 

Gathiman express 

(160km/hr) 

• The first electric train in India 

Deccan Queen 

• First city started Mono rail in India 

Mumbai 

• Train service started to 

Central Railway 

Eastern Railway 

Northern Railway 

North - East Railway 

North - East Frontier Railway 

Southern Railway 

South Central Railway 

South East Railway 

Western Railway 

East Central Railway 

East Coast Railway 

North Central Railway 

North West Railway 

South west railway 

West central Railway 

South East central railway 

Kolkata Metro 

Production Units of Indian Railway 

• Chittaranjan Locomotive works - Chittaranjan 

• Diesel Locomotive works - Varanasi 

• Integral Coach Factory 

- Perambur 

• Rail Coach Factory 

- Kapurthala 

• Rail wheel Factory 

- Yelehanka 

• Disel Loco Modernisation works - Patiala 

Railway Zones in India 

commemorate 100 th birth 

anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru 

Shatabdi Express 

Kerala Railway 

• First train in Kerala conducted its 

maiden service on 

12 th March 1861 

(Beypur - Thirur) 

• First railway division in Kerala 

Palakkad 

• Biggest railway station in Kerala 

Shornur 

• Districts in Kerala which have no 

rail routes 

Idukki, Wayanad 

• The district with most number of 

railway stations in kerala 

Trivandrum 

• Kochi metro was inagurated on 

17 th June 2017 

• Metro Man of India 

E. Sreedharan 

Mumbai CST 

Kolkata 

New Delhi 

Gorakhpur 

Guwahati 

Chennai 

Secundrabad 

Kolkata 

Mumbai 

Hajipur 

Bhuvaneshwar 

Allahabad 

Jaipur 

Hubli 

Jabalpur 

Bilaspur 

Kolkata

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• The largest road network in the 

world 

USA 

• The first national highway in 

India 

Grand Trunk Road (built by 

Shersha) 

• The state having largest road 

network in India 

Maharashtra 

• The longest National Highway in India 

NH44 (Srinagar - Kanyakumari) 

• The least length highway in India 

NH966B (Kundannoor - Wellington) 

• Longest National highway in Kerala 

NH 66 

• The state through which most 

number of National highways 

passes 

Uttar Pradesh 

• The state with least number of 

National highways in India 

Sikkim 

Road Transport 

• The south Indian state having 

the largest National highway 

network 

Tamil Nadu 

• The central Road Research 

Institute 

New Delhi 

• North -South highway connects 

Important National Highways in India 

New Name Old Name Connecting places 

NH 66 NH 17 Panaveli - Kanyakumari 

NH 85 NH 49 Kochi - Tondi point 

NH 183 NH 220 Dindigul - Kottarakara 

NH 544 NH 47 Salem - Ernakulam 

NH 744 NH 208 Thirumangalam - kollam 

NH 766 NH 212 Kozhikodu - Mysore 

NH 966 NH 213 Ferokh - Palakkad 

Kanyakumari & Srinagar 

• East - West highway connects 

Silchar and Porbandar 

• National Highway Authority of 

India 

1995 

Road Transport in 

Kerala 

• The emporor who set up roads for 

the first time in Kerala 

Tipu Sultan 

• First state in India which connects 

all gramapanchayats with roads 

Kerala 

NH 966A NH 47C Kalamassery - Vallarpadam 

NH 966 B NH 47A Kundannor - Wellington island 

• Number of National highways in 

Kerala 

9 

• Number of state highways in 

Kerala 

72 

• Major roads in Kerala are 

Panchayat roads 

• First National highway in Kerala 

NH 544 (NH 47) 

• Kerala highway research Institute 

(KHRI) is located at 


• longest NH in Kerala 

NH 66 

• shortest National Highway in 

Kerala 

NH 966B 

• Longest state highway in Kerala 

main central road (MC Road) 

National Water Ways 

There are 6 National waterways in India 

NW 1 - Allahabad - Haldia 

NW 2 - Sadiya - Dhubri (Assam) 

NW 3 (West -cost canal) - Kollam - Kottappuram 

NW 4 - Kakkinada - Puducherry 

NW 5 (east -coast canal) - Talcher -Darma 

NW 6 - Lakhipur - Bhanga 

(Connects - Kesavadasapuram 

-Angamali) 

• length of MC road 

240.6 km(149.5 mile) 

• MC Road was Built by 

Raja Kesavadas 

• Transport bus service started in 

Kerala for the first time in 

Travancore (Feb 20, 1938) 

• Kerala state transport project 

was established in 

2006 

Least and Most 

• The Institution set up for research 

and development covering all 

means of transportation 

NATPAC 

• NATPAC was established in 

1976 

• KSRTC was formed in 

1965 

• Distrcit having most number of NH pass through 

Ernakulam 

• Least number of highways in Kerala 

Wayanad 

• District having longest roadnetwork in Kerala 

Kottayam 

• Least Road network in Kerala 

Wayanad 

• Most number of vehicles are registered in Kerala 

Eranakulam 

• Least number of vehicles are registered in 

Wayanad 

• District having the most number of PWD roads in Kerala 

Eranakulam 

• First rubberised road in Kerala 

Kottayam - Kumili

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Big 

1 Sardar Sarovar Dam is built on the River? 

a) Narmada b) Ganga 

c) Tapti d) Brahmaputra 

[Kerala State Housing Boar Asst.Gr.II - 2013] 

Ans: (a) Narmada 

Dam River State 

Bakranangal Sutlej Punjab 

Banglihar Chenab Jammu & Kashmir 

Uri Jhelum Jammu & Kashmir 

Indravathi Indravathi Odissa 

Koyna Koyna Maharashtra 

Ujjayin Bheema Maharashtra 

Renjith Sagar 

(Thein Dam) 

Ravi Punjab 

Mettor Kaveri Tamil Nadu 

Gandhi Sagar Chambal Madhya Pradesh 

Jawahar Sagar Chambal Rajastan 

Maharanapratha 

Sagar 

Bias Himachal Pradesh 

(Pong Dam) 

Indira Sagar Narmada Madhya Pradesh 

Omkareswar Narmada MadhyaPradesh 

Ukai Tapti Gujarat 

Kakrapara Tapti Gujarat 

Sardar Sarovar Narmada Gujarat 

Sreesailam Krishna Andhra Pradesh 

Krishna Raja 

Kaveri 

Sagar 

Karnataka 

Alamati Krishna Karnataka 

Bhadra Bhadra Karnataka 

2 Lal Bahadur Sastri National Academy 

Administration is located at? 

a) Newdelhi b) Baroda 

c) Hyderabad d) Mussoorie 

Ans: (d) Mussoorie 

• Sardar Vallabhai Patel Police Museum 

Kollam 

• Sardar Vallabhai Patel National Police Acadey 

Hyderabad 

• National defence acadey 

Khadakvasla (Pune) 




• National Defence College 

New Delhi 

• Indian military College 

Dehradun 

• Rashtriya Indian military college 

Dehradun 

• Central forest Research Institute 

Dehradun 

• Wild life institute of India 

Dehradun 

• Indian Institute of forest management 

Bhopal (Madhyapradesh) 

• Forest survey of India 

Dehradun 

• National judicial Academy 

Bhopal 

• Archaeological Survey of India 

New Delhi 

• National Institute of Immunology 

New Delhi 

• Indian Space Research Organisation 

Bangalore 

• Indian Institute of Science 

Bangalore 

• Indian Institute of Unani Medicine 

Bangalore 

• Central Institute of language 

Mysore 

• Central food technological Research Institute 

Mysore 

• All India Institute of Speech and Hearing 

Mysore 

• Indian Institute of Astrophysics 

Bangalore 

• Central Sanskrit Institute 

Tirupathi 

• Central Tobacco Research Institute 

Rajamudri 

• Central Leather Research Institute 

Chennai 

• Indian Institute of Sugar Technology 

Kanpur 

• National Institute of Oceanography 

Panaji (Goa) 

• National Diary Research Institute 

Karnal 

• ISRO Space Application Centre 

Ahemedabad 

• National Diary Development Board 

Anand (Gujarat) 

• National Institute of Ayurveda 

Jaipur 

• central Potato Research Institute 

Shimla 

• Central Mushroom Research Institute 

Solan (Himachal Pradesh) 

• Film and Television Institute 

Pune 

• Armed Force Medical College 

Pune 

• National Institute of Virology 

Pune 

• Central Mining Reserach Institute 

Dhanbadh 

• Indian School of Mines 

Dhanbadh 

• Subhash Chandra Bose Institute of Sports 

Patiala (Punjab) 

• National Institute of Rural Development 

Hyderabad 

• National Remote Sensing Agency 

Hyderabad 

• Indian Airforce Academy 

Hyderabad 

• Centre for DNA Finger printing and Diagonostics 

Hyderabad 

• Indian Petroleum Research institute 

Dehradun 

• Indian Institute of Remote Sensing 

Dehradun 

3 Lokayukta submits its report to ......... 

a) Cheif Minister b) Governor 

c) President d) Chief Justice 

Ans: (b) Governor 

• The Anti correption Authority Constituted at state 

level 

Lokayukta

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• The institution which is known as watch dog of 

adminstration and protector of the comman man 

Lokayukta 

• The person appointed Lokayukta is usually 

former High Court Chief justice or former 

supreme Court Chief Justice 

• Lokayukta and UpaLokayukta can resign by 

submitting the resignation to the Governor 

• The term of appoinment of Lokayukta and 

Upalokayukta 

5 year 

• The salary and allowance of Lokayukta and 

Upalokayukta are from the consolidated fund of state 

• Salary of the Lokayukta is equal to the Chief 

Justice of Highcourt 

• Salary of the Upalokayukta is equal to the judge 

of High Court 

• The power to Remove Lokayukta is vested with 

state legislative assembly 

• Lokayukta has to present a consolidated report 

annually to the Governor 

• First state in India to pass the Lokayukta act 

Odissa (1970) 

• First state in India to appoint Lokayukta 

Maharashtra (Act passed in 1971, came 

into force in 1972) 

• Lokayukta came into force in Odissa 

1983 

• First Lokayukta of Kerala 

Justice P.C. Balakrishna menon 

• Present Lokayukta of Kerala 

Pius.C. Kuriakose 

4 Which of the following is not a viral disease? 

a) Avian Flu b) Malaria 

c) Sars d) Dengue Fever 

Ans: (b) Malaria 

Viral Diseases 

Small pox Variola virus 

Swine flu H1N1 virus 

Bird flu 

H5N1 virus 

Dengue fever IgM Dengue virus 

Common cold Rhino virus 

Measles Rubeola virus 

Small pox Variola virus 

Chickunguniya Chickunguniya virus 

Chicken pox Varicella Zoster viruu 

Rabies 

Rabis virus 

Warts 

Human Papilloma virus 

SARS 

SARS Corona virus 

Mumps Paramyno virus (Rubuia virus) 

Plague 

Typhoid 

Tetanus 

Tuberculosis 

Food poison 

Rat fever 

Cholera 

Leprosy 

Diphtheria 

Pertussis 

Gonorrhea 

Syphilis 

Anthrax 

Throat infection 

Ring worm 

Athlete foot 

Aspergillosis 

Bacterial Diseases 

Yersinia pestis 

Salmonella typhi 

Clostridum tetani 

Mycobacterium tuberculosis 

Staphylo coccus, 

Clostridum botulinum 

Leptospira, cterohaemorrhagiae 

Vibrio Cholerae 

Mycobacterium leprae 

Corynebacterium diphtheriae 

Bordetella pertussis 

Nisseria gonorrhoeae 

Treponema pallinum 

Bacillus anthracis 

Streptococcus 

Fungal Disesase 

Microsporum 

5 The literacy rate of India 

a) 61% b) 755 

Epidermaphyton floccossum 

Aspergillus Otomycosis 

c) 80% d) 50% 

Ans: No Answer 

Ans: 74.04% 

• Most literate state in India 

Kerala (93.91%) 

• Least literate state in India 

Bihar (61.8%) 

• IInd most literate state in India 

Mizoram (91.33%) 

• Most literate union territory 

Lakshadeep (91.85%) 

• Least literate union territory 

Dadra Nagar haveli (76.24%) 

• Most literate district in India 

Serchip 

• Least literate district in India 

Alirajpur 

• Female literate rate in India 

65.46% 

• Male literacy rate in India 

82.15% 

• State with Highest male literate in India 

Kerala (96.02%) 

• State with Highest female literacy rate India 

Kerala (91.98%) 

• Most literate district in Kerala 

Pathanamthitta 

• Least literate district in Kerala 

Palakkad 

• Most populus state in India 

Uttar Pradesh 

• Least populus state in India 

Sikkim 

• Most populus Union territory 

Delhi 

• Least populus union territory 

Lekshadeep 

• state with highest population growth rate 

Meghalaya 

• state with least population growth rate 

Nagaland 

• Most Density populated state 

Bihar 

• Least Density populated state 

Arunachal Pradesh 

• Most Density populated union Terrotory 

Delhi 

• Least Densely populated Union Territory 


Basic Facts 

Books & Authors related to 1857 revolt 

• The Indian War of Independance - V.D. Savarkar 

• The Indian Mutiny of 1857 - G.B. Malleson 

• The great REbellion of 1857 - Ashok Mehta 

• Sepoy Mutiny and the 

Revolt of 1837 

- R.C. Majumdar 

• Eighteen Fifty Seven 

- S.N. Sen 

• A History of Sepoy War in India - John Kayes 

• The Last Maghal 

- Full of a Dynasty - Willian Darlymple 

• The history of Indian 

Freedom Struggle 

- Thara Chand 

• 1857 The Real Story of the 

great Uprising 

- Vishnu Bhakt Godse 

• 1857 in India 

- A.T. Embree 

• 1857 

- S.N. Sen 

• The Peasant and the Raj - Eric Thomas Stokes 

• The Sepoy Mutiny 1857 - H.B. Chadhopadhyay 

• The History of Indian Mutiny - T.R. Holmes

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1. The Limit of micro -credit to a 

beneficiary under the mahila 

Samridhi Yojana Scheme 

is? 


a. Rs. 10,000 b. Rs. 15,000 

c. Rs. 20,000 d. Rs.25,000 

2. Allotment of an Indira Awas 

Yojana (IAY) house? 


a. Shall be jointly in the name 

of husband and wife except in 

the case of widow/ unmarried/ 

seperated person 

b. May be solely in the name of 

the women c. Both A and B 

d. None of the above 

3. Services under the ICDS 

programme are rendered 

through? 


a. Anganwadi Centers 

b. Primary Health Centre 

c. Police stations 


4. Which of the following schemes 

has its objective the integrated 

development of selected SC 

majority village? 


a. Valmiki Ambedkar Awaas 

Yojana (VAMBAY) 

b. Indira Awaas Yojana (IAY) 

c. Pradhan Mantri Adarsh Gram 

Yojana (PMAGY) 

d. Sampoorna Grameen Rozgar 

Yojana (SGRY) 

5. The chairman of the Governing 

Body of Kudumbasree Mission 

is? 


a. Minister for LSG 

b. Principal Secretary ,LSGD 

c. Director of Panchayats 

d. Commission for Rural 

Topic Master - scheme 


Development 

6. Which of the following is scheme 

for providing self - employment 

to educated unemployed 

youth? 


a.PMRY b. IAY 

c. NPWP d. SAY 

7. An IAY house shall not be alienated 

for a period of? 


a. 10 years b. 15 years 


8. The Nodal officer at the district 

level for the implementation of the 

National food for Work programme 

is: 


a. The District Judge 

b. The President, District 

Panchayat 

c. The Anganwadi Supervisor 

d. The District Collector 

9. Which of the following schemes 

aims to provide food security 

for all through Public disrtibution 

system 


a. AAY b. IAY 

c. BSY d. VAMBAY 

10. Which is not included in Bharat 

Nirman? [BDO Municipal 

Secreatery - 2015] 

a. The Rural Roads 

b. The Rural Housing 

c. The Rural Water Supply 

d. The Rural Health 

11. Expand IAY 

[BDO Municipal Secreatery - 2015] 

a. Indian Antipoverty Yojana 

b. Integrated Antipoverty Yojana 

c. Indian Awaas Yojana 

d. Indira Awaas Yojana 

12. Which scheme targets the most 

vulnerable groups of population 

including children up to 6 years 

of age, pregnant Women and 

nursing mothers in backward 

rural area, tribal areas and urban 

slums? 


a. ICDS b. DWCRA 

c. AAY d. JRY 

13. When was “Pradhan Mantri 

Adharsh Gram Yojana” formally 

launched [BDO Municipal 


a. 2008 b. 2010 

c. 2012 d. 2014 

14. Which is the thrust area of 

PMRY? [BDO Municipal 


a.Old age people 

b. Unemployed Youth 

c. Distitute women 

d. Differentially able population 

15. In Kerala which programme is 

formally registered as the “state 

poverty Eradication Mission” 

a society registered under 

the Travancore Kochi Literary 

Scientific and Charitable Society 

Act ? 


a. MGNREGA b. BSY 

c. Kudumbasree 

d. ICDS 

16. Expand NREGP? 


a. National Rural Educational Growth 

Programme b. National Road and 

Electricity Generating Programme 

c. National Rural Empolyment 


d. National Railway Engineering 

Growth Project 

17. Which is the grass root functionary 

of Kudumbasree? 


a. NHG b. CDS 

c. ADS d. Grama Sabha 

18. Which is the thrust area of 

VAMBAY? [BDO Municipal 


a. Rural Areas b. Urban slums 

c. Tribal areas d. None of these 

19. When was AAY launched? 


a. August 15, 2000 

b. August 15, 2010 

c. December 25, 2000 

d. December 25, 2010 

20. Name the Prime Minister 

who launched Bharat Nirman 

Yojana? [Sub Inspector - 

2015] 

a. Narendra Modi 

b. Dr. Manmohan Singh 

c. A.B Vajpay d. Narasimha Rao 

21. In which year was ICDS 

launched? 


a. December 16, 2005 

b. November 14,2004 

c. January 26,1993 

d. October 2, 1975 

22. Pradhan Manthri Adarsh Gram 

Yojan is implemented by? 


a. Ministry of Rural 

Development b. Ministr y of 

Women and child development 

c. Ministry of Minority affairs 

d. Ministry of Public Health and 

Development 

23. The IRDP has been merges 

in newly introduced scheme 

namely? [Sub Inspector - 

2015] 

a. Indira Awaas Yojana 

b. Jawahar Rozgar Yojana 

c. Jawahar Gram Samridhi 

Yojana 

d. Swarna Jayanthi Gram 

Swarozgar Yojana 

24. Which of the scheme was 

introduced in the golden jubilee 

year of Independence and is 

operational since December 1, 

1997? 


a. Swarna Jayanthi Gram 


b. Sampoorna Grameen Rozgar 

Yojana 

c. Swarna Jayanthi Shahari 

Rozgar Yojana d. Samgra Awaas 

Yojana 

25. Jawahar Rozgar Yojana was 

launched on April 1 st 1989, by 

combining the two programmes? 


a. RLEGP, NRDP 

b. IRDP, NREP 

c. NREP,RLEGP

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d. NRDP, IRDP 

26. The ..... was luanched in 

December 2001 to amoliorate 

the conditions of the urban 

slum dwellers living below the 

poverty line without adequate 

shelter? 


a. Valmiki Ambedkar Awaas 

Yojana 

b. Bharat Nirman 

c. Samagra Awaas Yojana 

d. PMRY 

27. kudumbasree mission was 

launched on 17 th May 1998 by 

our former Prime Minister? 


a. Sri. Narasimha Rao 

b. Sri Manmohan Singh 

c. Sri.A.B Vajpayee 

d. Sri.H.D Devagouda 

28. To change negative family and 

community attitudes towards the 

girl child at birth and towards her 

mother is the prime objective of? 


a. Integrated Child Development 

Scheme 

b. Mahila Samridhi Yojana 

c. Indira Awas Yojana 

d. Balika Samridhi Yojana 

29. The micro finance scheme for 

women SHG? [Sub Inspector - 

2015] 

a. Kudumbasree 

b. Ayalkoottam 

c. Indira Rozgar Yojana 

d. Mahila Samridhi Yojana 

30. Anganwadi provides food, price 

school education and primary 

health care to children under the 

age of? 


a. 4 year b. 5 year 

c. 6 year d. 7 year 

31. Which of the follwoing is not a 

Government Organisation? 


a. NRDP b. ICDS 

c. NREGP d. IRDP 

32. A registered applicant 

under NREGP is eligible for 

unemployment allowance if he 

is not employed within? 


a. One month b. 7 days 


33. The self empolyment venture to 

assist less educated and poor 

unempolyed youth? 


a. Sampoorna Grameen Rozgar 

Yojana b. PMRY 

c. Jawahar Gram Samridhi 

Yojana 

d. Jawahar Rozgar Yojana 

34. The largest women movement 

in Asia with a membership of 41 

lakhs representing equal number 

of families? 


a. Indira Awas Yojana 

b. Mahila Samridhi Yojana 

c. Kudumbasree 

d. Balika Samridhi Yojana 

35. Bharat Nirman was launched on? 

[Administrative Asst. 2016] 

a. 25 th February 2005 

b. 25 th December 2000 

c. 15 th October 1999 

d. 30 th June 2002 

36. Programme launched by Merging 

employment Assurance Scheme 

and Jawahar Grama Samridhi 

Yojana? [Administrative 

Asst. 2016] 

a. Rural Landless Employment 


b. Swarna Jayanthi Grama 


c. Antyodaya Anna Yojana 


Yojana 

37. The largest ever empolyment 

programme vists substantial 

powers with village level panchayats 

for effective implementation? 


a. IRDP b. NREGP 

c. EAS d. RLEGP 

38. Integrated Child Development 

Service Scheme was launched on 

106th birthday Anniversary of? 


a. Nehru b. Indira Gandhi 

c. Gandhiji d. Ambedkar 

39. The Balika Samridhi Yojana will 

cover girl children who are born 

or after? 

[Women Sub.Inspector of Police] 

a. 1 April 1999 

b. 15 August 1997 

c. 26 January 2005 

d. 2 October 1993 

40. Pradhan Manthri Adharsh Gram 

Yojana was launched by ........... 

government? 


a. UPA b. NDA 

c. BJP d. Congress 



a. 25 th February 2005 

b. 25 th December 2000 

c. 15 th October 1999 

d. 30 th June 2002 

42. Programme launched by merging 

employment Assurance scheme 

and Jawahar Grama Samridhi 

Yojana? [Women Sub. 

Inspector of Police] 

a. Rural Landless Empolyment 


b. Swarna Jayanthi Grama 


c. Antyodaya Anna Yojana 


Yojana 

43. SwarnaJayanthi Gram Swarozgar 

Yojana is previously known as? 


a. IRDP b. ICDS 

c. AAY d. NREP 

44. The Pradhan Manthri Adarsh Gram 

Yojana was initially implimented 

in? 

[JEO 2017] 

a. Rajastan 

b. Madhya Pradesh 

c. Karnataka d. Meghalaya 

45. The eligible persons under the 

Indira Awaas Yojana are? 

[JEO 2017] 

a. Freed Bonded labourer 

b. Windows of Defence personnel 

c. Both a and b 

d. None of these 


46. Sampoorna Grameen Rozgar 

Yojana is implemented by? 

[JEO 2017] 

a. District Panchayath 

b. Grama Panchayath 

c. Block Panchayath 

d. All the above 

47. Under VAMBAY the Dwelling Unit 

shall be registered in the name of ? 

[JEO 2017] 

a. wife b. Husband 

c. Elder member 


48. Mahila Samridhi Yojana is? 

[Munic.Sec -2015] 

a. for minority b. for women 

c. for giving training in production 

/service activity 

d. All the above 

49. Balika Samridhi Yojana is? 


a. fully centrally sponsored 

scheme 

b. fully state sponsored scheme 

c. 50:50 is shared by centre and 

state concerened 


50. Sampoorna Grameen Rozgar 

Yojan is? 


a. a centre sponsored scheme 

b. to provide additional wage 

empolyment 

c. a scheme remuneration of 

which is both cash and food 

d. all the above 

Answer: 

1.d 2.c 3.a 4.c 5.a 6.a 7.b 8.d 9.a 

10.d 11.d 12.a 13.b 14.b 15.c 16.c 

17.a 18.b 19.c 20.b 21.d 22.a 23.d 

24.c 25.c 26.a 27.c 28.d 29.d 30.c 

31.a 32.d 33.b 34.c 35.a 36.d 37.b 

38.c 39.b 40.a 41.a 42.d 43.a 44.a 

45.c 46.d 47.a 48.d 49.a 50.b 

Production Units of Indian Railway 

Integral Coach Factory 

- Perambur (Chennai) 

Rail Coach Factory 

Rail Wheel Factory 

Diesel Locomotive Works 

- Kapurthala (Punjab) 

- Yelehanka (Karnataka) 

- Varanasi (Uttarpradesh) 

Chittaranjan Locomotive Works - Chittaranjan (West Bengal)

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(Model question for Police Constable, 

Beat Forest Officer, Women Civil Excise Officer) 

1. Who won the 2017 women's 

Hockey Asia Cup? 

a. Pakistan b. Nepal 

c. India d. Bhutan 

2. Winner of 2018 Blind World Cup 

Cricket? 

a. Pakistan b. India 

c. Srilanka d. Australia 

3. Who among the following is 

the newly elected Chief Election 

Commissioner of India? 

a. Om Prakash Rawath 

b. Nazim Zaidi 

c. Achal Kumar Jyothi 

d. Jyothi Basu 

4. Name the eminent Hindi writer 

who was recently awarded the 

Jnanapith Award? 

a. Shanka Gosh 

b. Krishna Sobti 

c. Balachandra Nemade 

d. none of these 

5. Newly appointed governor of 

Madhya Pradesh? 

a. Ram Naresh Yadav 

b. Anandiben Patel 

c. Om Prakash Kholi 

d. P. Sadasivam 

6. Bolgatty Palace was built by? 

a. The Portuguese 

b. The Ducth 

c. The French d. The English 

7. Prominent leader of Paliyam 

Satyagraha? 

a. C. Kesavan b. K.Kelappan 

c. I.K.Kumaran master 

d. A.K. Gopalan 

8. Switzerland of Kerala? 

a. Munnar b. Wagamon 

c. Thekkady d. Kumali 

9. District having the most number 

of Block Panchayats? 

a. Kollam b. Trissur 

c. Kozhikode d. Malappuram 

10. City of complete pension? 

a. Attingal b. Varkala 

c. Vellanad d. Chavara 

11. First Prime Minister of Travancore? 

a. E.M.S 

b. Pattom Thanupillai 

c. R.Shankar d. T.M Varghese 

12. The scheme Thalolam came into 

effect from? 

a. 2009 b. 2008 

c. 2000 d. 2010 

13. First complete blood donation 

district in Kerala? 

a. Palakkad b. Kollam 

c. Thiruvananthapuram 

d. Ernakulam 

14. First central jail in Kerla? 


b. Kannur c. Thrissur 

d. Kozhikodu 

15. Headquarters of Malabar Special 

Task Force? 

a. Kollam b. Malappuram 

c. Thrissur 


16. The gas used in the Refrigerator 

is? 

a. Argon b. Krypton 

c. Freon d. Neon 

17. Malayalee Sabha was organised 

by? 

a. Barister G.P Pillai 

b. Paramupillai 

c. Krishnapillai 

d. Mannathu Padmanabhan 

18. Kollam Era began? 

a. AD 78 b. AD 825 

c. AD 53 d. AD 622 

19. Entomology is the study of ? 

a. Fungi b. Bacteria 

c. Epidemics d. Insects 

20. 'Forward policy' was initiated by? 

a. Lord Mayo 

b. Lord Northbrock 

c. Lord Lytton 

d. Lord Auckland 

21. pH value of water? 

a. 7 b. 7.5 

c. 6.9 d. 7.2 

22. The most commonly used 

bleaching agent is........? 

a. Carbon dioxide b. Chlorine 

c. Alcohol 

d. Sodium Chloride 

23. Who invented the structure of an 

atom ? 

a. Mendaleev b. Neils Bhor 

c. Cavandish d. None of these 

24. The pollutant which gives rise to 

acid rain is? 

a. SO 2 

b. SO 3 

c. NO 2 

d. NO 3 

25. Mumps is a disease caused by? 

a. Fungus b. Bacterium 

c. Virus d. None of these 

26. Which one of the following 

enzymes is found in human 

saliva? 

a. Typsin b. pepsin 

c. ptyalin d. Rennin 

27. The development of the 

Ultramicroscope makes use of 

the? 

a. Edison effect b. Tyndall effect 

c. Brownian motion 

d. Zeeman effect 

28. Focus of the lens of eye adjusted 

by......? 

a. Retina b. Pelliary muscles 

c. Cornea d. Lens 

29. The most suitable conductor is? 

a. Saline water b. Fresh water 

c. Pure water d. None of these 

30. The SI unit of magnetic induction 

is? 

a. tesla b. henry 

c. gauss d. oersted 

31. Head quarters of Central 

Statistical Organisation? 

a. Kolkata b. New Delhi 

c. Pune d. Bengaluru 

32. The position of Indian economy 

in the world? 

a. 6 b. 7 c. 8 d. 5 

33. Which of the following is the 

lowest point of Africa? 

a. Lake Tangunjika b. Lake Chad 

c. Lake Malawi d. Lake Assal 

34. The Bank known as Banker's 

Bank? 

a. RBI b. SBI 

c. ICICI d. HDFC 

35. National Institute of Technology 

in Kerala is situated at? 

a. Kasargodeb. Kozhikode 

c. Thiruvananthapuram 

d. Malappuram 

36. Most number of colleges are 

affiliated to? 

a. Kerala university 

b. Calicut University 

c. Cochin University 


37. Indian Institute of Remote 

Sensing situated at.....? 

a. Ahmedabad b. Dehradun 

c. Shilong d. Bengaluru 

38. Zero Airport situated at .....? 

a. Patna 

b. Arunachal Pradesh 

c. Maharashtra 

d. Andrapradesh 

39. First City to introduce Telephone 

Service in India? 

a. Delhi b. Hyderabad 

c. Kolkata d. Bengaluru 

40. Second program channel in 

Malayalam? 

a. Asianet b. Victers T.V 

c. Surya d. Sakhi T.V 

41. Who was the founder of Araya 

Samajam? 

a. Pandit K.P. Karuppan 

b. Sahodaran Ayyappan 

c. T.K. Madhavan 

d. Velukkutty Arayan 

42. Sahodara Sangam was formed 

in? 

a. 1907 b. 1971 

c. 1917 d. 1957 

43. First Malayali to refuse 

Padmasree? 

a. K.Kelappan b. C. Kesavan 

c. Dr.Palpu d. A.K Gopalan 

44. Father of Modern Kalady? 

a. Sree Sankara Acharya 

b. Swami vivekananda 

c. Swami Agamananda 

d. Sree Narayana Guru 

45. The renaissance leader who led 

the 'Kaathumuri Movement'? 

a. Arya Pallam 

b. A.V. Kuttimalu Amma 

c. Paravthi nenmenimangalam 

d. Accamma Cherian 

46. Cabinet Mission came to India 

on?

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a. 1942 b. 1946 

c. 1948 d. 1914 

47. Idea of preamble was borrowed 

from the constitution of? 

a. Ireland b. Britain 

c. Canada d. USA 

48. Article 110 gives an idea of? 

a. Vote on account 

b. List of fundamental duties 

c. Money bill d. Right to work 

49. Directive prinicples of state 

policy is included in? 

a. Part II b. Part III 

c. Part IV d. Part V 

50. The 42 nd Amendment was 

passed in the year? 

a. 1976 b. 1972 

c. 1961 d. 1932 

51. First fully organic state of India 

was ? 

a. Manipur b. Sikkim 

c. Delhi d. Megalaya 

52. The Vernacular Press Act was 

passed in India during the period 

of? 

a. Lord Curzon b. Lord Benting 

c. Lord Lytton d.Lord Cornwallis 

53. The first Population Census was 

taken in India in the year? 

a. 1872 b. 1982 

c. 1891 d. 1901 

54. Which of the following lakes is a 

Salt Water Lake? 

a. Dal b. Wular 

c. Sambar d. Gobind 

55. Drain theory belongs to? 

a. Dadabhai Naoroji 

b. R.C. Dutt 

c. B.R. Nanda d. M.N. Roy 

56. Second Rubber Capital of India? 

a. Tripura b. Uttar Pradesh 

c. Assam d. Bihar 

57. Netaji Bhavan is situated at? 

a. Pune b. Kolkata 

c. Mumbai d. Delhi 

58. Jorhat is the cultural capital of? 

a. Bihar b. Bengal 

c. Nagaland d. Assam 

59. Indian state having the least 

number of unemployed people? 

a. Kerala b. Gujarat 

c. Sikkim d. Goa 

60. Panipat is located on the banks 

of river? 

a.Yamuna b. Brahmaputra 

c. Ravi d. Kaveri 

61. He speaks as if he ..... a doctor 

a. was b. is 

c. were d. had been 

62. .... gold is a precious metal 

a. The b. a 

c. an d. No article 

63. By next year I ..... English for 7 

years 

a. will have been studying 

b. will have been study 

c. will has been studying 

d. studied 

64. The cat is jumping .... the table 

a.under b. over 

c. below d. in 

65. Choose the word which correctly 

spelt 

a. Tsunami b. Ptsunami 

c. Sunami d. Psunami 

66. The speaker adjourned the House 

..... 

a. sine die b. in camera 

c. motabene d. into to 

67. Baby of Kangaroo 

a. Kid b. Joey 

c. cub d. Calf 

68. Murderer of sister? 

a. Matricide b. Sororicide 

c. regicide d. Uxoricide 

69. 'Euthanasia' means? 

a. Mercy Killing b. Atrocity 

c. Murder d. Assassination 

70. I can never do it right,......? 

a. can I b. Can't I 

c. could n't d. could 

71. One day you will repent ——— 

your sins 

a) in b) at c) on d) of 

72. This dress is made ——— silk 

a) of b) from 

c) by d) with 

73. Neither the soldiers nor their 

commander—— to be blamed. 

a) are b) is 

c) were d) have 

74. Inspire of having many ——— 

Jack was a good man at heart 

a) faults b) fault 

c) faulted d) faulting 

75. A large crowd ———— 

expected at the function 

a) are b) is 

c) will d) have 

76. She could have gone there, —? 

a) could she b) couldn’t she 

c) can’t she d) haven’t she 

77. Vallathol is known as ——— 

Valmiki of Malayalam literature 

a) a b) the 

c) an d) no article 

78. By this time tomorrow, I ——— 

the job 

a) will finish b) would finish 

c) shall finish d) will have finished 

79. ——— love is such a beautiful 

thing 

a) A b) The 

c) An d) No article 

80. Synonym of ‘Compassion’ 

a) Aware b) Condemn 

c) Sympathy d) noticeable 

81. When 240 is added to 60% of a 

number we get the same number. 

What is the 80% of the number? 

a. 240 b. 480 

c. 360 d. 140 

82. A machine is sold at 20% profit. 

Had it been sold at 25% profit it 

would have fetched Rs. 75 more. 

The cost price of the machine is? 

a. 500 b. 1000 

c. 1500 d. 2000 

83. The average of 6 consecutive 

even numbers is 35. Find out the 

largest number? 

a. 20 b. 30 c. 40 d. 50 

84. Kala and Kavitha together can do 

a piece of work in 12 days and 

Kala alone can do it in 15 days. 

In how many days can Kavitha 

alone do it? 

a. 60days b. 30days 

c. 20days d. 10days 

85. The ratio between the speed of 

two trains is 7:8. If the second 

train runs 400km in 4 hours. Then 

the speed of the first train? 

1 

a. 45 km/hr 

2 

1 

b. 87 km/hr 

2 

c. 24 km/hr 

1 

d. 36 km/hr 

2 

86. The HCF and LCM of two numbers 

are 5 and 100 respectively. The 

first number when divided by 5 

gives the quotient 4. What is the 

second number? 

a. 25 b. 15 c. 35 d. 20 

87. 2 

3 

3 

2 

9 

( 3 ) × ( 3 ) ÷ 3 = ? 

a. 6 b. 18 c. 27 d. 45 

88. Simplify − ⎡6 

− 12 − 10 − 8 − 

⎣ 

6 ⎤ 

⎦ 

a. 2 b. 4 c. 12 d. 14 

89. Find the area of a triangle whose 

sides measure 13cm, 14cm 

and 15cm? 

a. 64cm 2 b. 84cm 2 

c. 74cm 2 x d. 36cm 2 

90. If 289 = 17 5 then x=? 

a. 5 b. 10 c. 8 d. 9 

91. In how many years will Rs.5000 

account to Rs.6500 at 10% P.a 

simple interest? 

a. 4 years b. 5 years 


92. Find the LCM of 0.25, 0.1 and 

0.125? 

a. 0.5 b. 1 c. 1.5 d. 2 

93. January 1, 2007 was monday. 

What day of the week lies on 

January 1, 2008? 

a. Monday b. Tuesday 

c. Wednesday d. Friday 

94. What is the mirror image of 

11.40? 

a. 12.40 b. 12.20 

c. 9.40 d. 8.40 

95. Find out the missing term 

1,9,25,49,..., 121 

a. 81 b. 64 c. 100 d. 98 

96. Find the average of all prime 

numbers between 30 and 50? 

a. 42 b. 40 c. 39.8 d. 48 

97. 40 men can cut 50 trees in 5 

hours. If 4 men leave the job, 

how many trees will be cut in 9 

hours? 

a. 61 b. 71 c. 81 d. 91 

98. If 6a =5b and 3b=2c Find a:b:c 

a. 5:6:9 b. 6:9:12 

c. 2:4:6 d. 5:8:9 

99. Identify the odd man out 

a. July b. May 

c. June d. March 

100. If x y 

2 = 8 then the possible 

values of x and y are? 

a. 8 and 2 b. 6 and 2 

c. 8 and 4 d. 6 and 4 

Answer: 

{ ( )} 

1.c 2.b 3.a 4.b 5.b 6.b 7.a 8.b 9.b 10.a 

11.b 12.d 13.a 14.b 15.b 16.c 17.c 18.b 

19.d 20.c 21.a 22.b 23.b 24.a 25.c 26.c 

27.b 28.b 29.a 30.a 31.b 32.b 33.d 34.a 

35.b 36.b 37.b 38.b 39.c 40.c 41.a 42.c 

43.a 44.c 45.a 46.b 47.d 48.c 49.c 50.a 

51.b 52.c 53.a 54.c 55.a 56.a 57.b 58.d 

59.b 60.a 61.c 62.d 63.a 64.b 65.a 66.a 

67.b 68.b 69.a 70.a 71.d 72.a 73.b 74.a 

75.b 76.b 77.b 78.d 79.d 80. c 81.b 82.c 

83.c 84.a 85.b 86.a 87.c 88.a 89.b 90.b 

91.c 92.a 93.b 94.b 95.a 96.c 97.c 98.a 

99.c 100.b

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13 Veto 


1. The condition when both the 

kidneys fails to function is called: 

[Asst.Grade II - 2013] 

(a) Nephritis (b) Renal Colic 

(c) Uremia (d) Uretal disorder 

Ans: (c) Uremia 

2. The main excretory organs in 

insects: [Asst.Grade II - 2013] 

(a) Nephridia (b) Vacuole 

(c) Kidney 

(d) Malpighian tubele 

Ans: (d) malpighian tubele 

3. The world first Geo park opend 

in? 

[Asst. Grade II - 2013] 

(a) China (b) Saudi Arabia 

(c) India (d) Indonasia 

Ans: (a) China 

4. The first Chinese winner of Nobel 

prize in Literature? 

[Asst.Grade II 2013] 

(a) Moyan 

(b) Mao Tse Thung 

(c) Julian Assange 

(d) Aung San Sukchi 

Ans: (a) Moyan 

5. The author of ‘Casual vacancy’? 

[Asst.Grade - 2013] 

(a) Shashi Tharoor 

(b) Khushwant Sing 

(c) J.k Rowling 

(d) Anitha desai 

Ans: (c) J.K Rowling 

6. Arjumand Banu Beegum was the 

original name of? 


(a) Gulabadhan Beegum 

(b) Razia Sulthana 

(c) Noorjahan 

(d) Mumthaz Mahal 

Ans: (d) Mumthaz Mahal 

7. Which is the Arabic 

malayalam monthly started 

by Vakkom Abdul Khadhar 

Moulavi? 


Rare 50 





(a) Muslim 

(b) Refique - ul- islam 

(c)Al islam 

(d) Al jilal 

Ans: (d) Al islam 

8. Which monsoon in Kerala was 

other wise known as hipalus coind 

? 


(a) South west monsoon 

(b) North east monsoon 

(c) South east monsson 

(d) North west monsoon 

Ans: (a) South west monsoon 

9. Name the British officer who 

discovered the Edakkal Caves? 


(a) T.L Strange (b) A.B. Burnell 

(c) F. Fawcett (d) Willam logan 

Ans: (c) F. Fawcett 

10. Which place of Kerala was known 

as perumchellur during ancient 

period? 


(a) Thaliparambu 

(b) Payannur (c) Iringalakuda 

(d) Chalakkudy 

Ans: (a) Thaliparambu 

11. A body of rules, regulating the size. 

composition powers and functions 

of 3 branches of government and 

there relationship with each other 

is called 


(a) Law of Jurisprudence 

(b) Civil Law 

(c) Constitutional Law 

(d) Municipal Law 

Ans: (c) Constitutional Law 

12. The constitutional India enables 

the Independant and unbiased 

Nature of audit by (CAG) of India 

by providing 


(a) special procedure for remove 

(b)can’t hold any other govt office 

his term expies 

(c) both a& b (d) None of these 

Ans: (c) Both a & b 

13. At which of the following sites 

would you most probably buy 

books? [Asst.Grade II - 2013] 

(a) www.hotmail.com 

(b) www.amzon.com 

(c) www.sun.com 

(d) www.msn.com 

Ans: (b) www.amazon.com 

14. which of the following crimes 

cannot be easly committed 

through the assistance or use of 

a computer 

(a) larceny 

(b) criminal fraud 

(c) embezzlement 

(d) Arsol 

Ans: (d) Arsol 

15. a.........is approximately 1 Billion 

Bytes? 

[Asst Grade II- 2013] 

(a) Kilobyte (b) Tera byte 

(c) Giga byte (d) Megabyte 

Ans: (c) Giga byte 

16. An error in software or hardware is 

called a bug what is the alternative 

computer Targon for it? 

[Asst.Gr.II - 2013] 

(a) Seach (b) Squid 

(c) Slug (d) Glitch 

Ans: (d) Glitch 

17. The soil formed due to intence 

leaching in areas of high 

temperature and rain fall?[Sales. 

Assistant - 2013] 

(a) black soil (b) Laterite soil 

(c) Alluvial soil (d) Red soil 

Ans: (b) Laterite soil 

18. HTTPS stands for 

[Sales. Asst-2013] 

(a) Hyper text transfer protocol 

secure 

(b) Hyper text transport protocol 

security 

(c) Hyper text transfer per 

second 

(d) Hypertext transfer protocol 

security 

Ans: (a) Hyper text transfer 

protocol secure 

19. ........... virtual Network of Libraries 

of different accademic Institution 

[Sales.Asst. 2013] 

(a) BRNET (b) INFLIBNET 

(c) NICNET (d) UGCNET 

Ans: (b) INFLIBNET 

20. Virus that travels from computer 

to computer to spread there 

infections? 

[Sales Asst. - 2013] 

(a) Worm (b) Logic bomb 

(c) macro virus 

(d) computer virus 

Ans: (d) Computer Virus 

21. The first Malayalam Lexicon was 

prepared by? 


(a) Brennon 

(b) Hendry Henr... 

(c) Benjamin Bailey 

(d) Herman Gundart 

Ans:(d) Herman Gundart 

22. ‘The Time mechine’ is written 

by? [Taluk Supply Officer - 2013] 

(a) C.P.Scott 

(b) James Cameron 

(c) Agadha Christi 

(d) H.G Wells 

Ans: (d) H.G Wells 

23. Indusvalley civilization belongs 

to? [Taluk Supply Officer - 2013] 

(a) Iron age (b) Copper age 

(c) Bronze age (d) Stone age 

Ans: (c) Bronze age 

24. The ‘Nayanar’s were associated 

with ? [Taluk Supply 

Officer - 2013] 

(a) Siva cult (b) Vishnu cult 

(c) Sufism (d) Bhagavati cult 

Ans: (a) Siva cult 

25. Which one of the following forms 

of political protests derived from 

the name of the person who used 

it for the first time? 


(a) Gherao (b) Bandh 

(c) Boycott (d) Harthal 

Ans: (c) Boycott 

26. Which city is regarded 

as the cosmic centre of the 

universe according to Hindu 

beliefs? 


(a) Allahabad (b) Gaya 

(c) Madura (d) Benaras 

Ans: (d) Benaras 

27. illegal confinement of person in a

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13 Veto 


authority between two belligerents 

is called? 


(a) Hijacking (b) Harthal 

(c) Gherao (d) Espiongge 

Ans: (c) Gherao 

28. How many valence electrons 

does an oxygen atom 

have? 


(a) 2 (b) 6 

(c) 8 (d) 16 

Ans: (b) 6 

29. In which year skype software 

allows people to make free 

international phone calls via their 

computer [Taluk Supply 


(a) 2000 (b) 2001 

(c) 2002 (d) 2003 

Ans: (d) 2003 

30. Which compound was discoverec 

by the Bengali Chemist prafulla 

Chandra Roy? 

(a) mercurous nitrite 

(b) Calcium citrate 

(c) Thorium oxide 

(d) Titanium sulphate 

Ans: (a) Mercurous nitrite 

31. Where in the following bacteria 

don’t live? [Taluk Supply Officer 

- 2013] 

(a) skin (b) tongue 

(c) kidney (d) liver 

Ans: (c) kidney 


storage media does not 

support direct access to 

data? 


(a) magnetic tape 

(b) magnetic disk 

(c) optical disk (d) CD Rom 

Ans: (d) C D Rom 

33. Which of the following plants is 

poisonous? [Taluk Supply 


(a)Lamb’s ears 

(b) cherry laurd 

(c) cumb cane (d) Sea holly 

Ans: (b) Cherry laurd 

34. The term ‘tee’ is related with 

[LD Typist 2012] 

(a) Polo (b) Golf 

(c) Bridge (d) Billiards 

Ans: (b) Golf 

35. Type writter was invented by 


(a) Christopher Catham Sholes 

(b) Samuel F.B. morse 

(c) Alexander Grahambel 

(d) William Stanley 

Ans: (a) Christopher Catham 

Sholes 

36. Ecophobia is [LD Typist 2012] 

(a) fear of hair 

(b) fear of electricity 

(c) fear of home 

(d) fear of cold 

Ans: (c) fear of home 

37. The electolite which of important 

in maintaining normal muscular 

activity in the heart and skeletal 

muscle? [LD Typist 2012] 

(a) Sodium (b) Potassium 

(c) Chloride (d) Bicarbonate 

Ans: (b) Pottassium 

38. Who is the author of the book 

‘Kodumkattuyarthiya Kalam’? 


(a) Ponkunnam Varkey 

(b) EMS 

(c) G. Sankara Kurup 

(d) Joseph Edamaruku 

Ans: (d) Joseph Edamaruku 

39. Who said ‘Patriotism is religion and 

religion is love for India’? 


(a) Bankim Chandra Chatterji 

(b) Gandhiji 

(c) Swami Vivekananda 

(d) Bala Gangadhar Tilak 

Ans: (a) Bankim Chandra Chatterji 

40. The book ‘ Emergence of Indian 

Nationalism’ was written by? 

[Typist Gr.II 2012] 

(a) R.C Majumdar 

(b) Kuldeep Nayyar 

(c) Anil seal (d) R.S Sharma 

Ans: (c) Anil Seal 

41. The last Hindu king of northern 

India? [Typist Gr.II 2012] 

(a) Kanishka (b) Harshavardhana 

(c) Vikramadithya 

(d) Chandragupta 

Ans: (b) Harshavardhana 

42. The Air force administrative college 

is situated at? 


(a) Coimbatore 

(b) Bangalore (c) New Delhi 

(d) Mumbai 

Ans: (a) Coimbatore 

43. Core of transformer is made up of 


(a) Soft Iron (b) Copper 

(c) Iron (d) Brass 

Ans: (a) Soft Iron 

44. The name of parliament of 

Vietnam? 


(a) National Congress 

(b) Parliament 

(c) National Assembly 

(d) peoples Assembly 

Ans: (c) National Assembly 

45. “The wonder that was India” was 

written by ? 


(a) Ray Chaudhari 

(b) Romila Thapper 

(c) A.R Desai (d) A.L Basham 

Ans: (d) A.L. Basham 

46. The genome of AIDS virus (HIV) is 

make up of [Typist Gr.II 2012] 

(a) DNA (b) RNA 

(c) Cells (d) None of these 

Ans: (b) RNA 

Father of Computer 

Charles Babbage 

Father of computing age 

Wilhelm Schickard 

Father of Computer Science 

Alan Turing 

Punch Card was invented by 

Herman Hollerith 

Father of data processing 

Herman Hollerith 

Father of Information Theory 

Claude Shannon 

Father of internet 

Vinton Cerf 

Father of information technology 

in India 

Rajiv Gandhi 

Father of free software 

47. ........... solids are readily soluble 

in water [Typist Gr.II 2012] 

(a) Ionic (b) Covalent 

(c) Molecular (d) Metallic 

Ans: (a) Ionic 

48. The National Integration Council 

held its first meeting in 

[Sales Asst.- 2012] 

(a) 1962 (b) 1963 

(c) 1964 (d) 1965 

Ans: (a) 1962 

49. The ruler of kingdom of cochin 

during 1751 -1805 was? 


(a) Swathi Thirunal 

(b) Sri Rama Varma 

(c) Ayilyam Thirunal 

(d) Shakthan Thampuran 

Ans: (d) Shakthan Thampuran 

50. The Gandhian approach towrds 

small industry was 


(a) to protect the industries from 

foreign competiton 

(b) to protect the big business 

class 

(c) to protect medium 

producers (d) to protect 

small producers 

Ans: (d) to protect small 

producers 

Father's Corner 

Richard Stallman 

Father of Super Computer 

Seymur Cray 

Father of Indian Super Computer 

Vijay.P. Bhatkar 

Father of WWW 

Tim Berners Lee 

Father of E-mail 

Ray Tomlinson 

Father of Compact Disc 

James T Russell 

Father of Floppy Disc 

Alan Shugart 

Father of Mouse 

Douglas Engelbert 

Father of barcode reader 

Norman Joseph Woodland 

Father of personal computer 

Henry Roberts and Philip 

Don Estridge

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13 Veto 


Work and Time 

type - i 

1. A can do a work in 6 days B can 

do the some work in 3 days. In 

howmany days working together 

they will finish the same work? 

(a) 3 days (b) 9 days 

(c) 2 days (d) None 

Ans: (c) 2 days 

A can do a work in x days 

B can do the same work in y days 

then A and B can do the work in 

xy 

x+ 

y 

OR 

days 

A→ x days 

B→ y days 

A+B = 

Exp: x = 6 

y = 3 

6× 3 6× 

3 

= = 2days 

6+ 

3 9 

2. A and B can seperately finish a 

work in 10 days and 15 days 

respectively. In how may days 

working together, they will finish 

the work? 

(a) 6 days 

(c) 9 days 

xy 

x+ 

y 

Ans: (a) 6 days 

(b) 2 days 

(d) 3 days 

Exp: x = 10, y = 15 

xy 10× 15 10× 

15 

= = = 6 days 

x+ y 10 + 15 25 

type - iI 

3. A can do a work in 30 days. 

B can do the same work in 60 

days. C can do the same work 

in 80 days. A, B and C working 

together, in how many days they 

will finish the same work? 


(c) 10 days (d) None of these 

Ans: (b) 16 days 

hnPbIpamÀ imkvXmwtIm« 

A→ x days 

B → y days 

C → z days 

ü 

A+B+C = 

days 

xy + yz + xz 

Exp: x = 30, y = 60, z = 80 

xyz 

xy + yz + xz 

30× 60× 

80 

= 

30× 60 + 60× 80 + 30× 

80 

30× 60× 

80 

= 

1800 + 4800 + 2400 

30× 60× 

80 

= = 16 days 

9000 

4. A, B and C can do a work seperately 

in 10 days, 15 ays and 30 

days. In how many days working 

together they will finish the work? 

(a) 6 days 

(c) 4 days 


(b) 5 days 

(d) 2 days 

Exp: x = 10, y = 15, z = 30 

xyz 

= 

xy + yz + xz 

10× 15× 

30 

= 

10× 15 + 15× 30 + 10× 

30 

10× 15× 

30 

= 

150 + 450 + 300 

10× 15× 

30 

= = 5 days 

900 

type - iII 

5. A and B together can complete a 

work in 12 days. If A alone can 

finish the same work in 18 days. 

In how many days B alone can 

finish the same work? 




A+B→ x days 

A → y days 

B→ 

xy 

y− 

x 

days 

Exp: x = 12, y = 18 

xy 

y x 

12× 18 12× 

18 

= = = 36 days 

18 12 6 

6. A and B and C together can complete 

a work in 10 days. If B and 

C together alone can complete the 

same work in 15 days. In how 

many days A alone can complete 

the same work? 

(a) 15 days 

(c) 25 days 


(b) 30 days 


Exp: x = 10, y = 15 

xy 

y x 

10× 15 10× 

15 

= = = 30 days 

15 10 5 

type - iV 

7. If 12 men can do a job in 16 days. 

In how many days 8 men can 

complete the work? 




12m 

→16days 

Exp : 

8 m → ? 

12× 

16 

= = 24 days 

8 

Short Cut 

Numerator = Multiply the 1 st row 

Denominator = 2 nd row 

8. 21 men can do a job in 10 days. 

In how many men can do finish 

the same work in 7 days? 

(a) 20 (b) 30 

(c) 15 (d) None of these 

Ans: (b) 30 

21m 

→10days 

Exp : 

? → 7days 

21× 

10 

= = 30 men 

7 

9. In a camp, there are 50 days food 

in 20 peoples. If 5 more peoples 

attend the camp. In how many 

days food are sufficient in the 

camp? 

(a) 30 days 

(c) 40 days 

Ans: (b) 30 

(b) 25 days 


5 more people attend the camp 

∴Total people = 20 + 5 = 25 

20 → 50days 

ü → 

20× 

50 

Exp : = 40 days 

25 

type - V 

10. 6 men or 8 women can do a job 

in 46 days. How long will 8 men 

and 20 women do the same job? 




6m or 8w → 46 days 

8m and 20 w → ? 

No. of days (or/and) 

6× 8× 46 6× 8× 

46 

= = 

6× 20 + 8× 8 120 + 64 

6× 8× 

46 

= = 12 days 

184 

Short-cut 

Multiply the 1st row (Numerator) 

Cross xied and added each other 

(denominator) 





(c) 48 days (d) 6 days 


3m or 4w → 43 days 

= 

7m and 5 w → ? 

3× 4× 43 3× 4× 

43 

Exp : = = = 12 days 

15 + 28 43 







8m or 12w →18 

days 

18m and 9 w → ? 

8× 12× 18 8× 12× 

18 

Exp : ℵ 

72 + 216 288 

type - VI 

6days 

13. 1 men or 2 women or 3 boys 

do a piece of job in 44 days. In 

howmany days to finish the same 

piece of job done by 1 men and 

1 women and 1 boy? 




1M or 2W or 3B → 44days 

Exp : 

1M and 1W and 1B → ?

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13 Veto 


No. of days 

(or/or 

and/and 

1,1,1(2 nd row) 

No. of days 

(or/or 

and/and 

1× 2× 3× 

44 

= 

1 × 2 + 2 × 3 + 1 × 3 

1× 2× 3× 

44 

= 

2+ 6+ 

3 

1× 2× 3× 

44 

= = 24 days 

11 

Short-cut 

Nr: Multiply the 1 st row 

Dr: Multiply each 2 category 

member’s of the group in the 

1 st row 

14. 2 men or 3 women or 4 boys do 

a job in 52 days. In how many 

days 1 men and 1 women and 1 

boy do the same job? 




Exp: 2M or 3W or 4B →52 days 

1M and 1W and 1B →? 

2× 3× 4× 52 2× 3× 4× 

52 

= 

2× 3+ 3× 4+ 2× 4 6+ 12+ 

8 

2× 3× 4× 

52 

= = 48 days 

26 

type - VII 

15. 2 men or 4 women or 8 children 

do a job in 10 days. In how many 

days 1 men and 1 women and 2 

children do the same job? 

(a) 11 days 

(c) 9 days 


(b) 10 days 

(d) 8 days 

Exp: 2M or 4W or 8C →10 days 

1M and 1W and 2C →? 

Nr: 2 nd row 

Dr: 1 st row 

⎛1 1 2⎞ 1 ⎛1 1 1⎞ 

1 

= ⎜ + + ⎟× = ⎜ + + ⎟× 

⎝2 4 8⎠ 10 ⎝2 4 4⎠ 

10 

⎛1 2⎞ 1 ⎛1 1⎞ 

1 

= ⎜ + ⎟× = ⎜ + ⎟× 

⎝2 4 ⎠ 10 ⎝2 2 ⎠ 10 

1 1 

= 1× = =10 days 

10 10 

Short-cut 

each 2 nd row by 1 st 

row and adding 

16. 2 men or 4 women or 6 boy do 

a job in 49 days. In how many 

days can finish the same work by 

3 men and 5 women and 8 boy? 




Exp: 2M or 4W or 6B→49 days 

3M and 5W and 8B →? 

⎛3 5 8⎞ 

1 

⎜ + + ⎟× 

⎝2 4 6 ⎠ 49 LCM of 2,4,6 

ü 

12× 2,4,6 

ü 

+ 12× + 12× 1 × 

1,2,3 12 

12 49 

18 + 15 + 16 1 49 1 1 

× = × = 

12 49 12 49 12 

= 12 days 

type - VIII 

17. A can do a work in 30 days. B 

can the same work in 25 days. 

B worked in 10 days and left the 

job. In how many days A alone 

can finish the remaining work? 




Exp: A B 

30(p) 25(q) 

10(r) 

q− 

r 

No. of days = × p 

q 

p - single, 

q and r - pairs 

25 −10 15 

left the job = × 30 = × 30 

25 25 

= 18 days 

18. A can do a work in 30 days. B 

can the same work in 45 days. 

‘A’ worked in 12 days and left the 

job. In how many days B alone 

can finish the remaining work? 




Exp: A B 

30(p) 45(q) 

12(r) 

q− 

r 

No. of days = × p 

q 

30 −12 18 

= × 45 = × 45 

30 30 

= 27 days 

type - IX 

19. 4 men can do a work in 5 days and 

6 women can dot he same work 

in 4 days. If 5 men and 6 women 

work together, they will complete 

the work in how many days? 

(a) 1 days 

(c) 3 days 


Exp: 

(b) 2 days 

(d) 4 days 

4 M →5 days 6 W →4 days 

5 M→? 6 W →? 

4× 

5 

5 M = = 4 days 

5 

6× 

4 

6 W = = 4 days 

6 

x= 4, y = 4 

xy 4× 

4 16 

5M + 6W = = = = 2 

x+ y 4+ 

4 2 

= days 

20. 3 men can do a work in 4 days and 

4 women can do a work in 6 days. 

If 3M and 6W work together, they 

will complete the work in how 

many days? 




Exp: 3 M →4 days 

4 W →6 days 

3 M →? 6 W → ? 

3× 

4 

3 M = = 4 days 

3 

4× 

6 

6 W = = 4 days 

6 

a = 4, b = 4 

ab 4× 4 4× 

4 16 

3M + 6W = = = = = 2 days 

a + b 4+ 

4 8 8 

type - X 

21. A is twice as good a workman as 

B. They together finish a piece of 

work in 14 days A alone can finish 

the work in how many days? 




Exp: A:B = 2:1 

1 

A + B = 

14 As ' 

A’s alone work= Total × 

Total 

1 2 1 

A’s alone day = × = 

14 3 21 

= 21 day 

22. B is thrice as good a workman as 

A. They together finish a piece of 

job in 6 days. In how many day, 

B alone can finish the work? 




Exp: A:B = 1 1:3 

A + B = 6 

ü 

B = 

= 8 days 

3 

(1) x 3 →2 M + 18 W = ........ (3) 

8 

4 

(2) x 4 →12 M + 218 W = ..... (4) 

10 

4 3 

4 - 3 →10 M = − 

10 8 

2 3 2 3 

− = × 40 − × 40 

5 8 5 8 16 −15 1 

= = = 

40 40 40 

= 40 days 

24. 5 M and 8W can finish a job in 10 

days. While 3M and 7W can finish 

it in 12 days. In how many days 

can 11 men to finish it? 

(a) 30 days 

(c) 20 days 

(b) 10 days 

(d) 12 days 


1 

Exp: 5M + 8W = ........ (1) 

10 

3M + 7W = ........ (2) 

(1) x 7→35 M + 56 W 

7 

= ................ (3) 

10 

(2) x 8 →24 M + 56 

8 

W = 

12 

................ (4) 

7 8 

(4) - (3) → 11 M = − 

10 12 

7 2 

7 2 30× 10 

− 30× 

3 

= − = 

10 3 30 

21− 

20 1 

= = 

30 30 

= 30 days 

1 

12 

U-19 {In¡äv temI-I¸v 

Cýbv¡v 4þmw IncoSw 

ü × = $ ss^\-enÂ Hmkvt{S-en-bsb 

type - XI 

]cm-P-b-s¸-Sp¯n 

$ am³ Hm^v Zn am¨v þ a³tPmXv 

23. 4 M and 6W finish a job in 8 days. 

While 3 M and 7W finish it in 10 $ am³ Hm^v Zn SqÀW-saâ v 

days. In how many days 10 W þ ip`v am³ KnÂ 

can finish the job? 

$ Cý³ Soansâ ]cn-io-e-I-\m-bncp-Xv 

þ cmlpÂ {ZmhnUv 


$ thZn-bmb cmPyw þ \yqkvemâ v 


$ thÄUv I¸v Cý³ Soans\ 


\bn-¨Xv þ ]rYzn jm 

1 

Exp: 4M + 6W = 8 ........ (1) 

$ 2020 se thÄUv I¸v thZn 

1 

þ ku¯v B{^n¡ 

3M + 7W = 10 ............. (2) 

$ 2022 se thZn þ shÌv C³Uokv

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English 


1. You can’t get by in London without 

knowing English. Get by means: 

(a) Survive (b) pull on 

(c) continue (d) arrive 

2. It was surprising to see that 

she looked quite pretty at close 

quarters- the meaning of the 

underlined phrase is; 

(a) future (b) very near 

(c) dull (d) accomplice 

3. The incident was blown up and 

people were made to believe that 

there was large scale violence - 

the meaning of the underlined 

phrase is; 

(a) exploded (b) flown up 

(c) made huge 

(d) exaggerated 

4. My advice to you is to keep your 

nose clean- it means: 

(a) watch surrounding 

(b) careful 

(c) keep out of trouble 

(d) patient 

5. While going through the enquiry 

papers, the Judge had smelt a rat 

(a) unreal 

(b) dramatic 

(c) unexpected happenings 

(d) something odd or suspicious 

Fill up the blanks: 

6. The Government is confident that 

the standard of living will begin to 

______ 

(a) flourish (b) rise 

As If - tips 

as if/ as though 

• as if/ as though hcp hmIy¯nÂ as if / as 

though bv¡v apnepÅ verb simple present 

BbmÂ adp`mK¯v simple past Dw as if / 

as though bv¡v apnepÅ verb ‘simple past’ 

BbmÂ adp`mK¯v past perfect (had + ppv) 

bpw D]tbmKn¡Ww. 

eg : She speaks as if she knew the subject. 

She spoke as if she had known the subject 

(c) lift (d) revive 

7. A great change has come ______ 

the world since the war 

(a) in (b) into 

(c) over (d) along 

8. Ever since his parents died, his 


uncle has ______ all his needs 

(a) seen off (b) seen by 

(c) seen through (d) seen to 

9. This is the girl ____ stood first in 

the final exam. 

(a) whom (b) which 

(c) what (d) who 

10. The words ‘flammable’ and 

‘inflamable’ have 

(a) Opposite Meaning (b) Same 

meaning 

(c) different meaning 

(d) negative meaning 

Which is the correct form of 

sentences (11-13) 

11. (a) I received your letter Yesterday 

(b) I have received your letter 

yesterday 

(c) I had received your letter 

yesterday 

(d) I have been received your letter 

yesterday 

12. (a) I shall take tea after the train 

stops 

(b) I shall take tea when the train 

stops 

(c) I shall take tea after the train 

will stop 

(d) I will take tea after the train is 

stopped 

13. (a) May I post this letter for you? 

(b) Shall I post this letter for you? 

(c) May I posted this letter for you? 

(d) Should I post this letter for you? 

14. No room here in this compartment. 

In the sentence ‘No room 

here’ means: 

(a) No room for rent 

(b) No waiting area 

(c) No accommodation 

(d) No space 

15. Replace the word 

underlined by the right 

phrase. 

Since the weather 

is bad, we will cancel 

the meeting arranged for 

this evening 

(a) give away (b) give out 

(c) give in (d) give up 

16. Group of words pronounced or 

spelt in the same way but having 

different meaning 

(a) homonym (b) homophone 

(c) homograph (d) acronym 

17. _____ under repair, I have to take 

the deviation. 

(a) Being the road 

(b) The road being 

(c) The road (d) Being 

18. Identify the conjuction in the 

following sentence ‘I ran fast but 

missed the train’ 

(a) but (b) fact (c) the (d) run 

19. Find the error part: 

No other continent (a) / in the world 

(b) / is so hot as Africa (c) / No 

error (d) 

20. The word ‘delicacy’ means 

(a) sky (b) inconvenience 

(c) sensitive (d) weakness 

21. The opposite of the word ‘synthetic’ 

is: 

(a) natural (b) affable 

(c) plastic (d) cosmetic 

22. If he had applied for the post, ____ 

(a) he get it (b) he will get it 

(c) he will have got it 

(d) he would have got it 

23. Invest your money carefully lest 

you____ 

(a) will regret later 

(b) should regret later 

(c) can regret later 

(d) may regret later 

24. The opposite of the word ‘acquitted’ 

is 

(a) entrusted (b) convicted 

(c) freed (d) burned 

25. Two men and a woman were killed 

in a ______ between a car and a 

jeep 

(a) strike (b) thrust 

(c) collision (d) collusion 

26. This is the matter ______I am 

proud. 

(a) which (b) that 

(c) who (d) of which 

27. The Minister ______ this stone in 

2005 

(a) lay (b) lies 

(c) laid (d) lied 

28. The moon as well as the stars 

______ 

(a) give light at night 

(b) do give light at night 

(c) gave light at night (d) gives 

light at night 

29. I found your diary after you 

______ the house. 

(a) left (b) had left 

(c) were leaving 

(d) would leave 

30. I proposed to Rani but she ______ 

the offer of marriage 

(a) turned down (b) turned off 

(c) turned on (d) turned out 

31. He is married ______ 

(a) with my sister 

(b) my sister (c) to my sister 


32. ______ you start now, you will 

miss the train 

(a) Although (b) As if 

(c) Unless (d) had better 

33. Choose the apt word showing the 

meaning of the underlined word 

in the sentence: 

Ernakulam is a very populous city 

in Kerala 

(a) luxurious 

(b) liked by the people 

(c) highly fashionable 

(d) thickly inhabited 

34. The book you are looking ______ 

is here. 

(a) for (b) at 

(c) out (d) about 

35. Hardly had he reached the station 

______ the train arrived. 

(a) than (b) until 

(c) when (d) as 

36. The meaning of ‘fascimile’: 

(a) model (b) nostrum 

(c) exact copy (d) fake 

37. I ______ for the last two weeks. 

(a) am reading the novel 

(b) was reading the novel 

(c) read the novel 

(d) have been reading the novel 

38. ‘Judicious’ means: 

(a) wise (b) diplomatic 

(c) watchful (d) legal 

39. Something which cannot be 

reversed: 

(a) fait accompli 

(b) facsimile (c) foliage 

(d) irrecoverable 

40. Neelima, ______ had been 

missing since Tuesday, has 

been found safe and well. 

(a) who (b) that 

(c) whom (d) which 

Answer Key 

1. D¯cw: (a) survive 

Phrases and Meaning 

get across 

get after 

get along 

get around 

get away 

get in 

to make clear 

to urge or scold 

to make progress 

to become known; 

to travel from place to 

place 

to escape 

to enter

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get into 

get off 

get on 

get out 

get through 

to become involved in 

to start; to escape; to 

leave 

to be or continue on 

harmonious terms 

to leave or escape; to 

become known 

to finish;to make 

oneself understood 

2. D¯cw: (b) very near 

3. D¯cw: (d) exaggerated 

4. D¯cw: (c) keep out of trouble 

• A´kmbn s]cpamdpI 

5. D¯cw: (d) something odd or 

suspicious 

• (Ft´m Ipg¸aps ≠ v 

kwibn¡pI) 

6. D¯cw: (b) rise 

7. D¯cw: (c) over 

come in - to arrive; to reply 

come into - to acquire 

(AhIminbmbn¯ocpI) 

come along - to progress; to 

appear (]ptcmKan¡pI) 

8. D¯cw: (d) seen to 

see off - to take leave of 

see through - to understand; to 

work on 

9. D¯cw: (d) who 

• blank \v tijw Main Verb 

hcps¦nÂ who D] 

tbmKn¡Ww. 

10. D¯cw: (b) same meaning 

• Ffp¸w Zln¡p / Xo]nSn 

¡p 

11. D¯cw: (a) I received your 

letter yesterday 

• ‘yesterday’ hncn-¡p--Xn- 

\mÂ hmIyw simple past 

tenseþÂ thWw D]-tbm-Kn-t¡ 

≠- -Xv. 

12. D¯cw: (b) I shall take tea 

when the train stops. 

(s{Sbn³ \nÀ¯pt¼mÄ Rm³ 

Nmb IpSn¡pw) 

13. D¯cw: (b) shall I post this 

letter for you? 

• First person ‘I’, ‘we’ Fn-h-bpsS 

IqsS km[m-cWKXnbnÂ shall 

BWv D]-tbm-Kn-¨p hcp--Xv. 

14. D¯cw: (d) no space 

15. D¯cw: (d) give up 

give away - to distribute; to betray 

give out - to emit; to fail; run out 

give in - to surrender; to yield 

16. D¯cw: (a) homonym 

Vocabulary - Tips 

• kvs]ÃnwMpw D¨mcWhpw 

Htc t]msebpw AÀ°w 

hyXykvXhpamsW¦nÂ A¯cw 

hm¡pIsf homonym Fp 

hnfn¡pp. 

eg: see - ImWpI; see - 

kn[m\w/sa{Xm³]Zw 

• Htc D¨mcWhpw hyXykvX 

spelling/AÀ°apÅ ]Z§fmWv 

homophone. 

eg: Fare h nIqen, Fair - I¨hS 

Øew, taf 

•Htc A£c§fpÅ hm¡p 

IfmsW¦nepw AÀ°hpw 

DXv]¯nbpw hyXykvX 

ambn«pÅh bmWv. Homograph. 

eg: bow-hnÃv bow-{]Wmaw 

XeIp\n¡Â 

17. D¯cw: (b) The road being 

• Being sâ {]tbmKamWv. 

subjectIÄ hyXykvXambncp 

mÂ BZy subject 

FgpXnbtijw being FgpXn 

_m¡n FSps¯gpXnbmÂ 

aXnbmIpw. BZy hmIy¯nÂ 

Road Dw 2 mw hmIy¯nÂ I-þ 

bpamWtÃm subjects. 

18. D¯cw: (a) but 

• hmIy§sf-tbm, hm¡p-I-sftbm, 

phrase Isftbm Iq«n-bn- 

W-¡p-hm-\p-]-tbm-Kn-¡p ]Z- 

§sf conjunction Fp ]dbpp. 

and, but, for, because, 

unless, if, though, after, before 

Fnh conjuction þ\v DZm-l-c- 

W-§-fm-Wv. 

19. D¯cw: (d) no error 

• Xn-cn-¡p hmIyw positive 

degree bnep-Å-Xm-Wv. 

20. D¯cw: (d) weakness 

1. D¯cw: (a) natural 

• affable x rude 

2. D¯cw: (d) he would have got 

it. 

• If clause ‘past perfect’ Â Bb- 

Xp-sIm≠ v main clause Â would 

have + ppv D≠ mI-Ww. 

3. D¯cw: (b) should regret later 

• lest \v tijw auxilary verb Bbn 

‘should’D≠ mI-Ww. 

4. D¯cw: (b) convicted 

5. D¯cw: (c) collision 

strike - to hit sharply, as with the 

hand, the fist 

thrust - A forceful push 

Collision - A violent impact of 

moving objects. 

Collusion - conspiracy 

6. D¯cw: (d) of which ; 

• ‘____’\v apnepÅ Noun a\pjy 

s\ Ipdn¡pXÃ. I am 

proud of Fsmcp {]tbmK 

ap ≠tÃm. proud F ]Z 

t¯msSm¸w of hcpsaXn 

\mepw, FmÂ Xncn¡p 

hmIy¯nÂ proud t\msSm¸w 

‘of’ CÃm¯Xn\mepw of which 

FmWv FgptX ≠Xv. 

7. D¯cw: (c) laid 

lie (InS-¡p-I) þ lay (Past) 

- lain(Past participle) 

lie(I-ffw ]d-bp-I)þ lied (past) 

- lied(past participle) 

lay(C-SpI)þ laid (past) 

- laid(past participle) 

8. D¯cw: (d) gives light at night 

• ‘as well as’ sIm≠ v c≠ v subject 

Isf Iq«ntbmPn-¸n-¡p-t¼mÄ 

BZy subject \v A\p-k-cn¨v 

am{Xta auxiliary verb/main verb 

Fgp-Xm-hq. 

9. D¯cw: (b) had left 

• `qX-Im-e-¯nÂ \S c≠ v 

{]h-À¯nIsf-¸än ]d-bp-t¼mÄ 

BZyw \S--Xns\ Ipdn-¡m³ 

past perfect Dw c ≠m-aXv \S-- 

Xns\ ImWn-¡m³ simple past 

Dw D]-tbm-Kn-¡-Ww. 

10. D¯cw: (a) turn down 

turn off - to dismiss; discharge 

turn on - to activate 

turn down - to reject 

turn out - to prove at the end 

11. D¯cw: (c) to my sisiter 

• ‘marry’ F {Inb-bpsS IqsS 

to F preposition -BWv D]- 

tbm-Knt¡≠ Xv. 

12. D¯cw: (c) unless 

• ‘unless’ Hcp hmIy- 

¯nsâ Bcw-`- 

¯nepw a[y-`m- 

K¯pw Fgp-Xm-hp- 

-Xm-Wv. GXv coXnbnÂ 

Ggp-Xn-bmepw 

‘unless’ tNÀ `mKw 

‘affirmative’ (positive) 

Â Bbn-cn-¡pw. 

Unless tNÀphcp 

hmIy-¯nÂ ‘or’, 

‘otherwise’, ‘or else’, ‘if 

not’ XpS§o ]Z-§Ä 

D≠ m-I-cpXv. AXpt]mse 

unless Ign- 

v 

ªm-ep-S³ subject D ≠m-bncn¡Ww. 

13. D¯cw: (d) thickly inhabited 

Populous - having a large 

population 

Popular - famous; widely 

accepted 

14. D¯cw: (a) for 

look for - search 

look at - to consider; to face 

look out - to take care 

15. D¯cw: (c) when 

• Hardly/Scarcely sIm≠ Bcw- 

`n-¡p hmIy-§-fnÂ ‘when’ 

D ≠mbn-cn-¡-Ww. 

16. D¯cw: (c) exact copy 

17. D¯cw: (d) have been rading 

the novel 

• since/for Ignªv Hcp 

time Xn-cn-¡p hmIyw 

present perfect continuous 

(has/have+been+v+ing)Â 

Bbncn¡pw. 

18. D¯cw: (a) wise 

19. D¯cw: (d) irrecoverable 

• fait accompli - a t h i n g 

accomplished and presumably 

irreversible 

• By the time we learned about 

the decision, it was already a fait 

accompli. 

• Foliage - a cluster of leaves, 

flowers and branches. 

20. D¯cw: (a) who 

• Hcp \ma-¯n\v (a-\p-jy³/ 

t]cv) tij-apÅ blank Ign- 

ªm-ep-S³ hcp hm¡v Hcp 

{Inb-bm-sW-¦nÂ who D]tbm- 

Kn-¡-Ww. 

Characters and their Creators 

Cady Macbeth 

Shakespeare 

Shylock 

Anna Karenina 

Sherlock Homes 

Phantom 

Mandrake 

Robinson Crusoe 

Mowgli 

Micky Mouse 

James Bond 

Dracula 

Jean Val Jean 

Shakespeare 

Leo Tolstoy 

Arthur Conan 

Doyle 

Leon-Lee Falk 

Leon-Lee Falk 

Daniel Defoe 

Rudyard Kipling 

Walr Disney 

Ran Fleming 

Bram Stocker 

Victor Hugo

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{]mKv {]tbm-Ks¯ (BZy {] 

tbm-Kw) klm-bn-¡m³ AXnsâ 

]nmse tNÀ¡p {]tbm-K-am- 

Wv A\p-{]-tbmKw 

A\p-{]-tbmKw 4 hn[w D≠ v 

1. t`Z-Im-\p-{]-tbmKw 

{]mKv {]tbmKt¯msSm¸w 

hn\-bw, ]Xn-hv, emL-hw, 

A{i-², XpS-§nb hnIm-c- 

§sf IqSn {]Xn-^-en-¸n¨v {] 

tbm-Kn-¡p--XmWv t`Z-Im-\p- 

{]-tbmKw 

DZm : At]-£n¨p sImÅpp, 

Adn-bn¨p sImÅs« þ hn\-b- 

`m-hs¯ kqNn-¸n-¡pp 

BtLm-jn¨p hcp-p, \Sp 

hcpp þ ]Xn-hns\ kqNn-¸n- 

¡pp 

sNbvXp If-ªp, ]d-ªp 

Ifªp þ emL-hs¯ kqNn- 

¸n-¡pp 

]dªv t]mbn, sNbvXp t]mbn 

þ A{i-²sb kqNn-¸n-¡pp 

2. Imem-\p-{]-tbmKw 

{]mKv {]tbm-K-t¯m-sSm¸w 

`qXw, `mhn, hÀ¯-am\w XpS- 

§nb Ime-§sf IqSn {]Xn- 

^-en-¸n-¡p--XmWv Imem\p- 

{]-tbmKw 


aebmfw 

DZm: hcp-am-bn-cp-p, hn-cp-p, 

hn-«p- ≠m-bn-cpp. 

3. ]qc-Wm-\p-{]-tbmKw 

Inem [mXp-¡-fpsS ]qÀ¯o- 

I-c-W-amWv ]qc-Wm-\p- 

{]-tbmKw 

Inem [mXp-¡Ä þ FÃm Ime- 

§-fnepw FÃm {]Im-c-§-fnepw 

D]-tbm-Kn-¡m¯ [mXp-¡Ä 

DZm :AÂ, CÂ, F³, DÄ, XIv, 

anIv, \nÂ, t]mÂ, th¬ 

AÂ þ AÃ, AsÃ-v, AsÃ- 

¦nÂ 

FÂ þ Fv 

DÄ þ D ≠m-Ipw, 

D≠ m-Im-dp≠- v, D≠ m-Ipp 

XIv þ X¡-Xmb 

anIv þ an¡-Xmb 

\Â þ \Ã, \Ã-Xv, \Ã-Xmb 

t]mÂ þ t]mse, t]mse-bpÅ 

th¬ þ thWw, th -Xmb 

4. \ntj-[m-\p-{]-tbmKw 

{]mKv {]kvXm-h-\sb \ntj- 

[n-¡p--XmWv \ntj-[m-\p-{]- 

tbmKw 

DZm: kp[ hcpw þ kp[ hcn-Ã, 

kp[ hcmw 

cma³ ]dbpw þ cma³ ]d-bn-Ã, 

cma³ ]dIm 

AwK-hmIyw þ {][m\ hmIy-s¯-¸än \nÂ¡p-Xv 

AwKn-hmIyw þ {][m\ hmIyw 

ag s]bvX-t¸mÄ þ AwK-hmIyw 

]pg \ndªp þ AwKn hmIyw 

$ Htm AXn-e-[n-Itam AwK-hmIyw + Hcp AwKn-hmIyw 

= k¦oÀ®-hmIyw 

$ Hne-[nIw AwKn-hm-Iy-§Ä hmÂ þ alm-hmIyw 

DZm: ag s]bvXp ]pg \nd-ªp 

Xmcm«v tI«p Ipªp-d§n 

XÛh i_vZ-§Ä 

A\y-`mjm ]Z-§Ä amäw 

hcp¯n \½psS `mjbv¡v A\p- 

Iq-e-ambn D]-tbm-Kn-¡pp 

DZm: kvtXm{Xw þ tXmäw 

{imhWw þ Nn§w 

£mcw þ Nmcw 

irwJe þ N§e 

tk\ þ ]S 

`«³ þ ]«-³ 

koX þ NoX 

IrjvW³ þ I®³ 

kÔy þAń 

ap³Ime tNmZy-§Ä 

1. At]-£n¨p sImÅpp 

F {]tbmKw GXv hn`m-K- 

¯nÂs¸-Spp? 

F. A\p-Úmb {]Imcw 

_n. IÀ½Wn {]tbmKw 

kn. A\p-{]-tbmKw 

Un. ap³hn-\-sb¨w 

(FÂ.-Un.kn Fkv.kn/Fkv.Sn 

þ 2005) 

D¯cw: kn. A\p-{]-tbmKw 

2. Rm³ Adn-bmsX kXyw 

]d-ªp-t]mbn F hmIy- 

¯nÂ ]dªp t]mbn FXv 

GXv A\p-{]-tbm-K-¯nÂs¸- 

apJ]{Xw 

Spp? 

F. Imem-\p-{]-tbmKw 

_n. ]qc-Wm-\p-{]-tbmKw 

kn. t`Z-Im-\p-{]-tbmKw 

Un. A\p-{]-tbm-K-aÃ 

(FÂ.-Un.kn ImkÀtKmUv 2007) 

D¯cw : kn. t`Z-Im-\p 

-{]-tbmKw 

3. Xmsg ]d-bp--h-bnÂ XÛh 

i_vZw GXv? 

F. {im²w _n. JÞw 

kn. tN«³ Un. h¡oÂ 

D¯cw : kn. tN«³ 

4. XXv ka cq]-¯n-epÅ ]Zw? 

F. IÀ®³ _n. Nmcw 

kn. thZ\ Un. I\w 

(FÂ.-Un.kn CSp¡n 2007) 

D¯cw: kn. thZ\ 

5. Ad-_nIv `mj-bnse ^XoÀ 

F ]Zw ae-bm-f-¯nÂ 

kzoI-cn-¨Xv F§s\? 

F. ^¡oÀ 

_n. ]¡o-À 

kn. ]¯ncn 

Un. ^À¡ 

Fgpt¯meIÄ 

(FÂ.-Un.kn Fd-Wm-Ipfw 2005) 

Øm]\w 

D¯cw: F. ^¡oÀ 

tIfn 

þ tIcf kwKoX \mSI A¡mZan 

kmlnXy N{Ihmfw, 

kmlnXytemIw þ tIcf kmlnXy A¡mZan 

hnÚm\ ssIcfn þ tIcf `mjm C³Ìnäyq«v 

Iev]t[\p 

þ tIcf ImÀjnI kÀhIemime 

s]men 

þ tIcf t^m¡vtemÀ A¡mZan 

imkv{XKXn, 

imkv{XtIcfw, bqdo¡ þ tIcf imkv{XkmlnXy ]cnj¯v 

Fgpt¯me 

þ aebmfw bqWnthgvknän 

Xfncv 

þ tIcf _mekmlnXy C³Ìnäyq«v 

A£c ssIcfn þ tIcf km£cXm anj³ 

kwkvImc tIcfw þ tIcf kmwkvImcnI hIp¸v 

tIcf IÀjI³ þ tIcf Irjn hIp¸v 

]©mb¯ocmPv þ ]©mb¯v hIp¸v 

BcWyw 

þ tIcf h\w hIp¸v 

]n.Fkv.kn. _pÅän³ þ tIcf ]»nIv kÀhokv I½oj³ 

{Kma`qan 

þ {KmahnIk\ hIp¸v 

P\]Yw/ tIcf ImfnwKv þ s]mXpP\ k¼À¡ hIp¸v 

{KÙtemIw 

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1. The total amount of greenhouse 

gas emission caused by an 

organisation, event, product or 

personal is termed as? 

a. Carbon accounting 

b. Greenhouse liability 

c. Carbon footpoint 

d. Carbon capture 

[University Assistant (Calicut)- 2013] 

Ans: (c) Carbon footprint 

2. Acetyl salicylic acid is known 

as? 

a. Oil of wintergreen 

b. Salol 

c. Aspirin d. Picric acid 

[sub Inspector - 2014] 

Ans: (c) Aspirin 

3. High boiling point of water is due 

to? 

a. Weak dissociation of water 

molecules 

b. High dissociation of water 

molecules 

c. Hydrogen bonding amongst 


d. Vander waals forces 

of attraction amongst the 

molecule 


Ans: (c) Hydrogen bonding 

amongst water molecules 

4. The scientist who formulated the 

Germ theory of disease is? 

a) Louis Pasteur 

b) Lamark 

c) Hugo Devries 

d) Griger Mendel 


Ans: (a)Louis Pasteur 

5. Respiratory centre in human 

beings is? 

a) Cerebellum 

b) Medulla Oblongata 

c) Hypothalamus 

d) Cerebrum 


Previous 


Ans: (b) Medulla Oblongata 

6. Artificial ripening of fruits is 

accomplished by treatment with? 

a) Sodium Chloride b) Indole - 3 

aceti acid 

c) Kinetin d) Ethylene gas 


Ans: (d) Ethylene gas 

7. Which was the original name of 

Thycaud Ayya Swamikal? 

a) Subbarayan b) Ayyappan 

c) Gurudevan d) Vasudevan 


Ans: (a) Subbarayan 

8. Name the place in which Narayana 

Guru founded a Advaita Ashramam 

in 1904 for dedicating to the 

principle of Om Sahodaryam 

Sarvatra? 

a) Varkala b) Aluva 

c) Trissur 

d)Thiruvananthapuram 

[Women Sub Inspector -2016] 

Ans: (b) Aluva 

9. Name the work, written by 

Kumaranasan from the inspiration 

of Edwin Arnold’s Loght of Asia? 

a) Veenapoovu 

b) Sakunthalam 

c) Buddha Charitha 

d) Swanthanam 


Ans: (c) Buddha Charitha 

10. Bharata puzha originates from 

the? 

a) Anamala b) Azhimala 

c) Ponmudi d) Agastyamuzhi 


Ans: (a) Anamala 

11. The author of Adi Bhasha? 

a) Sivayogi b) Chattambi Swami 

c) Ayyankali d) Kar uppan 


Ans: (b) chattambi Swami 

12. Right to property was removed 

from the list of fundamental Rights 

by the? 

a) 43 rd Amendment 

b) 45 th Amendment 

c) 44 th Amendment 

d) 42 nd Amendment 

[Secretariat Assistant- 2015] 

Ans: (c) 44 th Amendment 

13. Sati-Self immolation of widows 

was prohibited by law in Bengal 

in 1829 by the British governor? 

a) Sir John shore 

b) Warren Hastings 

c) Wellesley d) William Bentinck 


Ans: (d) William Bentinck 


cousidered as the Magna Carta 


a) Charter Act of 1813 

b) Hunter Commission 

c) Wood’s despatch 

d) Indian University Act 

[Secreatariat Assistant - 2015] 

Ans: (c) Wood’s despatch 

15. The author of Prithvi Raj Raso 

was? 

a) Chand Bardai 

b) Gopal Nayak 

c) Gorak Nath 

d) Amir Khusrau 

[Assistant Grade - 2008] 

Ans: (a) Chand Bardai 

16. Electricity Agitation of Cochin was 

against the decision of the Diwan? 

a) Nanjappayan 

b) Sankara Warrier 

c) Venkata Subbayya 

d) Sri.R.K.Shanmukham Chetti 

[Assistant Grade - 2008] 

Ans: (d) R.K.Shanmukhan Chetti 

17. The chairman of the UPSC is 

appointed by the? 

a) Cabinet b) President 

c) Supreme Court 

d) Prime Minister 


Ans: (b) President 

18. The Governor can nominate to the 

Legislative Assembly one member 

from this Community? 

a) Jewish b) Muslim 

c) Anglo Indian 

d) Parsi 


Ans: (c) Anglo Indian 

19. The line beyond which snow 

never melts is? 

a) Latitude b) Longitude 

c) Snow line d) Meridian 


Ans: (c) Snow line 

20. Gir forest is in? 

a) Karnataka b) Bihar 

c) Gujarat 

d) Himachal Pradesh 


Ans: (c) Gujarat 

21. The principle of respect for all life 

and the practice of non injury to 

living things is known in India 

as? 

a) Ahimsa b) Tolerance 

c) Patience d) None of these 


Ans: (a) Ahimsa 

22. Which region in Kerala is famous 

for its natural sandalwood 

forests? 

a) Nenmara b) Peerumed 

c) Marayoor d) Meenachil 


Ans: (c) Marayoor 

23. Which river is called a river 

between the two mountains? 

a) Narmada b) Ganga 

c) Godavari d) Sutlej 


Ans: (a) Narmada 

24. The first dam in Kerala? 

a) Malampuzha 

b) Mullaperiyar 

c) Sabarigiri d) Peechi 


Ans: (d) Mullaperiyar 

25. Which access method is used 

for obtaining record from a 

cassette tape? 

a) Sequential b) Direct 

c) Random d) None of these 


Ans: (c) Random 

26. Information Technology Act was 

enacted on........... 

a) 19 th January 2001 

b) 30 th June 2001

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c) 9 th June 2000 

d) 15 th July 1999 


Ans: (c) 9 th June 2000 

27. When a key is pressed on the 

keyboard, which standard is 

used for converting the keystroke 

into correcsponding bits? 

a) ANSI b) EBCDIC 

c) ASCII d) ISO 


Ans: (c) ASCII 

28. The very high speed 

semiconductor memory which 

can speed up CPU is? 

a) Main Memory 

b) Cache Memory 

c) Primary Memory 

d) Secondary Memory 

[JEO - 2017] 

Ans: (b) Cache Memory 

29. Computer which stores the 

different web pages is called 

a) Service Provide 

b) Web Browser 

c) Web Server 

d) Terminal [JEO - 2017] 

Ans: (c) Web Server 

30. Which protocol is used for secure 

communication over internet? 

a) IP b) UDP 

c) HTTP d) HTTPS 


Ans: (d) HTTPS 

31. ‘.mpg’ extension refers usually to 

what kind of file? 

a) Text / Document File 

b) Image File 

c) Animation/movie File 

d) All the above 


Ans: (c) Animation/movie File 

32. Which plan was called as 

Mahalanobis plan named after 

the well - known economist? 

a) First plan 1951 to 56 

b) Second plan 1956 to 61 

c) Third plan 1961 to 66 

d) Fourth plan 1969 to 74 


Ans: (b) Second plan 1956 to 61 

33. Anganwadi Centres are 

functioning under the 

programme? 

a) IRDP b) NRDP 

c) Kudumbasree d ) I C D S 


Ans: (d) ICDS 

34. Number of diseases covered by 

ICDS 

a) 6 b) 10 

c) 5 d) 4 [ W o m e n 

Sub Inspector - 2016] 

Ans: (a) 6 

35. Swarnajayanthi Gram Swarozgar 

Yojana is previously known as? 

a) IRDP b) ICDS 

c) AAY d) NREP [ W o m e n 

Sub Inspector - 2016] 

Ans: (a) IRDP 


a) 25 th February 2005 

b) 25 th December 2000 

c) 15 th October 1999 

d) 30 th June 2002 

[Administrative Asst. - 2016] 

Ans: (a) 25 th February 2005 

37. Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY) is 

connected with? 

a) Special nutrition Programme 

b) Mid - day meal 

c) Public distribution system 



Ans: (c) Public distribution 

system 

38. Release of installments in cash to 

the beneficiaries is 

a) Not permissible under IAY 

b) Permisible under IAY 

c) Permissible under IAY if certain 

conditions are satisfied 

d) Funds are released under IAY in 

lump sum 


Ans: (a) Not permissible under 

IAY 

39. The pioneer of the Reform 

Movement in Bengal in the 19 th 

centuary was? 

a) Raja Ram mohan Roy 

b) Swami Vivekananda 

c) Rabindra Nath Tagore 

d) Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar 

[KSFE Junior Assistant] 

Ans: (a) Raja Ram Mohan Roy 

40. Buddha was born in 

a) Saranath b) Sanchi 

c) Gaya d) Lumbini 

[KSFE Junior Assistant] 

Ans: (d) Lumbini 

41. Who was the founder of Ahmadia 

movement? 

a) Sir Syed Ahmed Khan 

b) Moulana Hussain Ahmad 

c) Mirza Gulam Ahmad 

d) Moulana Riza Khan 

[Assistant Grade - II - 2015] 

Ans: (c) Mirza Gulam Ahmad 

42. The walkie Talkie is an example of 

which mode of communication? 

a) Simplex b) Half Duplex 

c) Duplex d) None of these 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2015] 

Ans: (b) Half Duplex 

43. In which year National Planning 

Committee was setup in India? 

a) 1938 b) 1950 

c) 1948 d) 1949 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2015] 

Ans: (a) 1938 

44. Simlipal Biosphere Reserve 

situated in 

a) Bihar b) Himachal Pradesh 

c) Orissa d) Punjab 


Ans: (c) Orissa 

45. All India Trade Union Congress 

was formed in 1920 at ? 

a) Madras b) Mumbai 

c) Poona d) Delhi 


Ans: (b) Mumbai 

46. Who commended in the 

constitutional Assembly that 

the Directive Principles of state 

Policy is like a cheque payable 

at the convenience of bank? 

a) Ambedkar b) K.T. Shah 

c) A.M Kusru 

d) Alladi Krishna Swamy Iyyer 


Ans: (b) K.T Shah 

47. The minimum number of 

geostationary satellites needed 

for global communication 

coverage is? 

a) 1 b) 2 

c) 3 d) 4 

[Women Sub Inspector of Police 

- 2016] 

Ans: (c) 3 

48. Who said “Man is born free but 

he is everywhere in Chains? 

a) Locke b) Grotius 

c) Hobbes d) Rousseau 


Ans: (d) Rousseau 

49. World First bank to deploy a robot 

for customer service 

a) HSBC b) Axis Bank 

c) HDFC d) ICICI 

[JEO -2017] 

Ans: (d) HDFC 

50. Name of the first solar ferry 

boat of India between vaikom - 

Thavanakkadavu 

a) Pinaka b) Aaditya 

c) Ushas d) Jalarani 

[JEO - 2017] 

Ans: (b) Aaditya 

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Topic II Statutory Bodies in India 

1. National human rights 

commission act was passed on? 

1993 september 28 

2. Nation human rights commission 

established on? 

1993 October 12 

3. Which is known as the watch dog 

of human rights in India? 

National Human Rights 

Commission 

4. How many members are there in 

a human rights commission? 

5 (including chairman) 

5. First chairman National Human 

Rights Commission was? 

Justicce Ranganatha 

Mishra 

6. First chairman of National Human 

Rights Commission from Kerala? 

Justice K.G Balakrishnan 

7. Longest serving chairman 

of National Human right 

Commission? 

Justice K.G. Balakrishnan 

8. The power of appointing and 

removing National Human 

Rights Commission is holding 

by whom? 

President of India 

9. The term of the office of the 

chairman of National Human 

Rights Commission? 

5 years or Untill they 

attaining the age of 70 

10. Present Chairman of National 

Human Rights Commission is? 

H.L. Dattu 

11. The Kerala State Human Rights 

commission was constituted on? 

11th December 1998 

12. Chairman of State Human Rights 

Commission was appointed by? 

Governor (but may are 

removed by - President) 

13. the term of the office of the State 

Human Rights commission 

5 years or upto the age of 

70 years 

14. First chairman of the Kerala State 

Human Right Commission 

Justice M.M. Pareethu 

Pillai 

15. National Commission for Women 

Act was passed by the parliament 

in? 

1990 

16. The first National Commission for 

Women was constituted on 

31 st January 1992 

17. Head Quarters of National 

Commission for women is known 

as? 

Nirbhaya Bhavan (New 

Delhi) 

18. 1 st Chairperson of National 

Commission for Women? 

Jayanthi Patnaik 

19. The term of the office of the 

National Commission for 

Women’s Chair Person? 

3 years or till the age of 65 

years 

20. Present chairperson of National 

Commission for Women? 

Lalitha Kumaramangalam 

21. First male member of National 

commission for women? 

Alok Rawat 

22. Kerala state Commission for 

women came to force on? 

14 th March 1996 

23. 1 st Chairperson of Kerala Women’s 

commission? 

Smt. Sugatha Kumari 

Publication of National 

Commission for Women 

Rashtra mahila 

Publication of State Women’s 

Commission 

Sthree Shakthi 

24. Right to information act was 

passed by the Indian Parliament 

on? 

15 th June 2005 

25. The organization which was 

instrumental in the passage of the 

RTI Act? 

Mazdoor Kisan Shakthi 

Sangamam 

26. Central State Information 

Commissioner hold office for a 

term of? 

5 years or untill 65 years 

of age 

27. First Chief Information 


Wajahat Habibullah 

28. First Women to become central 

Chief Information Commission? 

Mrs. Deepak Sandhu 

29. Kerala State Information 

Commission was formed on? 

19 th December 2005 

30. Who was the first Chief Information 

Commission of Kerala? 

Palat Mohandas 

31. Present Chief Information 


R.K Mathur 

32. Present Chief Information 

Commissioner of Kerala? 

Vinson.M.Paul 

33. How many schedules on there 

in the Right to Information act 

2005? 

2 schedules 

34. Maximum time limit to get an 

Information under Right to 

Information act in a normal case? 

30 days ( If it is a matter 

of life or liberty of person the 

Information can be obtained with 

in 48 hours) 

35. The application fee to get an 

Information under Right to 

Information Act? 

10 Rs (There is no fee for 

BPL) 

36. National Commission for 

protection of Child Rights 

(NCPCR) was set up in? 

March 2007 

37. Commission for protaction of 

Child Rights Act was passed on? 

2005 

38. Who is the first Chairperson of 

NCPCR? 

Prof. Shantha Sinha 

39. Present chairperson of National 

Commission for protection of 

Child Rights? 

Stuti Narain Kacker 

40. National commission for 

minorities act was passed on? 

1992 

41. Nation Minorities Commission 

established on? 

1993 May 17 

42. Number of members in National 

Human Rights commission? 

7 (including Chairman) 

43. Present chairman of National 

Minority Commission? 

Sayyed Gayarul Hassan 

44. Term of the office of the 

National Minorities Commission 

Chairman? 

3 years 

45. First chairman of National 

Minorities Commission? 

Justice Muhammed Sadhir 

Ali 

46. Central Vigilance Commission 

was established on? 

1964 

47. under which committees 

recomendation Central Vigilance 

Committee was formed? 

Santhanam Committee 

48. Present Central Vigilance 

Commissioner 

K.V. Chowdary 

49. The first vigilance Commissioner 

of India 

N.Srinivas Rau 

50. National Commission for 

Backward castes formed in 

1993 August 14 

Head Quarters 

National Human 

Rights Commission 

National 

Information 

Commission 

National 

Commission for 

Women 

National Minority 

commission 

Central Vigilance 

Commission 

Manav Adhikar 

Bhavan 

August Kranthi 

Bhavan 

Nirbhaya 

Bhavan 

Lok Nayak 

Bhavan 

Satarkta 

Bhavan

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secretariat Assistant Model Exam 

1. Which feature of the Indian 

Constitution was borrowed from 

the Constitution of France? 

a. Emergency b. Preamble 

c. Republic 

d. Judicial Review 

2. Directive principles are 

included in which part of Indian 

Constitution? 

a. Part I b. Part II 

c. Part III d. Part IV 

3. Who is the present Comptroller 

and Auditor General of India? 

a. Shashikant Sharma 

b. Rajiv Mehrishi 

c. Vinod Rai d. Deepak Mishra 

4. Which Article defines the 

separation of Jammu and 

Kashmir from the list of other 

states? 



5. AGMARK is 

a. a co - operative for egg 

production b . r e g u l a t e d 

agricultural market 

c. farmer's co opertive 

d. a quality guarantee stamp for 

commodities 


Committee contains only the 

representatives of Lok Sabha? 

a. Estimate Committee 

b. The public Accounts 

Committee 

c. The committee on public 

d. all the above 

7. The chemical name of plaster of 

paris? 

a. Calcium oxide 

b. calcium chloride 

c. Calcium Sulphate 

d. Calcium hydroxide 

8. The allotrope of carbon which is 

used as a moderator in nuclear 

reactor? 

a. Silicon b. Graphite 

c. Nickel d. Lonsdaleite 

9. Which among the following is 

caused by Virus? 

a. Cholera b. Tuberculosis 

c. Plague d. Mumps 

10. With which of the following 

diseases project kavach is 

related to? 

a. Malaria b. Dengue 

c. AIDS d. Swineflu 

11. A women's voice is shriller than 

a man's due to? 

a. Low frequency 

b. Higher frequency 

c. Amplitude d. doppler effect 

12. Which among the following is not 

an enzyme? 

a. Gastrin b. Ptyalin 

c. Pepsin d. None of these 

13. Which is the Indian state anciently 

called as 'Dakshin Kosala'? 

a. Haryana b. Karnataka 

c. Chattisgarh d. Maharashtra 

14. In which state 'Prince of Wales 

Museum' is situated? 

a. Rajastan b. TamilNadu 

c. Orrissa d. Maharastra 

15. Which state capital is called as 

'Scotland of East'? 

a. Itanagar b. Dispur 

c. Kohima d. Shillong 

16. Which is the major soil found in the 

Marustali - Bagar region is? 

a. Alluvail soil b. Laterite soil 

c. Desert soil d. Black soil 

17. Where is Dudhwa Tiger Reserve is 

situated in India? 

a. Telangana b. Uttar Pradesh c. 

Odisha d. Madhya Pradesh 

18. In which year Peacock was 

declared the National Bird of India? 

a. 1960 b. 1961 

c. 1962 d. 1963 

19. Omkareswar dam is situated in 

which state of India? 

a. Uttar Pradesh 

b. Gujarat 

c. Madhya Pradesh 

d. Rajastan 

20. Who said " Patriotism is religion 

and religion is love for India"? 

a. Raj Narain Bose 

b. Bal Gangadhar Tilak 

c. Swami Vivekananda 

d. Acharya Vinoba Bhave 

21. Who started 'Tattvabodhini Patrika' 

in order to spread the ideas of Raja 

Ram Mohan Roy? 

a. Swami Vivekananda b. 

Debendra Nath Tagore c. 

Margret Nobel d. Raja Ram Mohan 

Roy 

22. In which year Sathyashodak Samaj 

was started by Jyotiba Phule? 

a. 1875 b. 1873 

c. 1867 d. 1815 

23. Which river is flowing between 

vindhya and satpura ranges? 

a. Tapti b. Kaveri 

c. Narmada d. Kosi 

24. When was Indian government 

passed the Wild Life Protection 

Act? 

a. 1972 b. 1971 

c. 1973 d. 1970 

25. Name the eastern part of the 

vindhya ranges? 

a. Satpura b. Bundelkhand 

c. Kaimur hills d. Satpura ranges 

26. Who was the viceroy of India when 

Jallianwalabagh massacre held in 

1919? 

a. Lord Reading 

b. Lord Chelmsford 

c. Lord Curzon 

d. Lord Ripon 

27. Who called Gandhiji's breaking 

of salt tax law as a 'Storm in a 

teacup'? 

a. Lord Litton b. Clement Attlee 

c. Lord Irwin d. Lord Linlithgow 

28. Where did Gandhiji started 

'Sevagram Ashram' in 1936? 

a. Patna b. Vardha 

c. Ahmedabad d. Kanpur 

29. Which city is known as 'City of 

Nawabs'? 

a. Panipat b. Kolkata 

c. Lucknow d. Kanpur 

30. What did Jyotiba Phule's 

Satyashodak Samaj attempt in 

the last for country? 

a. Saving the lower castes from 

hypocritical Brahmans and their 

opportunistic scriptures 

b. Attacking the caste system 

c. Led an anti - landlord and 

antimahajan upsurge in Satara 

d. Separate representation for 

untouchables 

31. The first attempt to introduce a 

representative and popular element 

in the governance of India made 

through? 

a. Indian Council Act, 1861 

b. Indian Council Act, 1892 

c. Indian Council Act, 1909 

d. Government of India Act 1919 

32. In which of the following movement 

did Mahatma Gandhi make the first 

use of Hunger strike as a weapon? 

a. Non - Co operation Movement, 

1920 -22 

b. Rowlatt Satyagraha, 1919 

c. Ahmedabad Strike, 1918 

d. Bardoli Satyagraha 

33. India's first Export Promotion 

Industrial Park was opened in? 

a. Delhi b. Nagpur 

c. Jaipur d. Bengaluru 

34. In which year Industrial licensing 

was introduced in India? 

a. 1950 b. 1951 

c. 1955 d. 1960 

35. The first cyber police station 

in Kerala was inagurated in the 

year? 

a. 2009 b. 2010 

c. 2011 d. 2012 

36. 'EVM' stands for: 

a. Electric Vending Machine b. 

Electronic Vending Machine c. 

Electronic Voting Machine 


37. JDBC stands for? 

a. Java developer Connectivity 

b. Java database Connectivity 

c. Java developing Connetivity 

d. Java data base conductivity 

38. The contents of memory will not 

be lost, when the power goes off 

in ......? 

a. ROM b. EPROM 

c. EEPROM d. All the above 

39. What is the name of the network 

topology in which there are bi - 

directional links between each 

possible node? 

a. Ring b. Star 

c. Tree d. Mesh 

40. What is the shortcut to align the 

line or a selected text to the centre 

of the screen in MS Word? 

a. Ctrl+E b. Ctrl+C 

c. Ctrl +Y d. Ctrl + J 

41. Communication circuits that 

transmit data in both directions 

but not at the same time are 

operating in? 

a. Simplex Mode 

b. Half duplex mode 

c. Full duplex mode 

d. Asynchronous mode 

42. Who formed the organisation 

named 'Uralungal 

Koolivelakkarude Paraspara 

Sahaya Sangham'? 

a. Vagbhatananda 


c. Ayyankali 

d. Pandit Karuppan 

43. The famous mass rally from 

Thampanoor to Kowdiar palace 

(Rajadhani March) was led by? 

a. Ayyankali 


c. Accamma Cheriyan 

d. Anni Mascrean 

44. The first wind energy Project at 

Kerala is situated at? 

a. Idukki b. Wayanad 

c. Kozhikode d. Palakkad 

45. Which is the district with the 

lowest literacy rate in Kerala? 

a. Wayanad b. Malppuram 

c. Palakkad d. Alappuzha 

46. The smallest national highway in 

Kerala? 

Answer: a. NH 966 b. NH 966A 

1.b C. 2.c NH 3.a 966B 4.d 5.c 6.b d. NH 7.d 8.d 966D 9.c 10.d 

47. 11.c Which 12.c 13.c is the 14.c Taluk 15.c in 16.c Kerala 17.a with 18.c 

19.b the 20.d longest 21.d 22.c coast 23.c line? 24.d 25.d 26.c 

27.d a. 28.b Neendakara 29.c 30.c 31.b b 32.c 33.c 34.c . 

35.b Cherthala 36.c 37.a 38.c 39.c c. Karunagapally 

40.c 41.d 42.c 

43.d d. 44.c Valapattanam 

45.c 46.c 47.d 48.c 49.c 50.d 

48. 51.d The 52.c Lion 53.c Safari 54.b 55.b Park 56.d in Kerala 57.c 58.a is 

59.d 

situated 

60.d 61.c 

at? 

62.d 63.a 64.b 65.c 66.a 

67.b 68.d 69.b 70.c 71.d 72.d 73.b 74.b 

a. Silent valley National Park 

75.d 76.d 77.b 78.b 79.b 80.a 81.c 82.c 

b. Thekkady c. Peppara 

83.c 84.c 85.d 86.a 87.d 88.b 89.c 90.c 

91.c d. 92.c Marakkunnam 93.d 94.c 95.d Island 96.c 97.c 98.a 

49. Which is the first City of 

99.c 100.c

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Sculptures (Shilpa Nagaram) in 

Kerala ..........? 

d. Which is the better among the 

two? 

a. Kannur b. Kozhikode 64. In which part of the sentence has 

c. Thrissur d. Kottayam 

an error? 

50. Which of the following rivers in 

Kerala flows towards the east to 

the state of Karnataka? 

a. Such rules (a)/ do not apply to 

(b)/ you and I (c)/ No error(d) 

65. Open ........... book and read ........ 

a. Pambar b. Bhavani 

paragraph 

c. Kabani d. Panniyar 

a. the, the b. a, the 

51. The state which start first co c. the, a d. None of these 

-operative bank for women? 66. A lot of money ..... been spent on 

a. TamilNadu b. Orissa 

repairing the bridge 

c. Kerala d. Bengal 

a. has b. had 

52. Name the program introduced by c. have d. would 

Kerala government to make kerala 

100% primary education? 

a. Ashwas 

b. Janasala program 

67. Change the voice 

She likes people praising her 

a. She likes people be praised 

b. she likes people being praised 

c. Athulyam d. Kaval 

c. She likes being praised 

53. Kerala's first Maritime Institute is 

situated at? 

d. People's praise being liked by her 

68. The antonym of the word 

a. Cherthala b. Kumali 

'Subservient' 

c. Neendakara d. Kumbalangi 

a. aggressive b. straight forward 

54. The first non -brahmin who rang c. degnified d. supercilious 

the temple bell of Guruvayoor 69. Give synonym for the word 'Nexus' 

Temple? 

a. Distance b. Connection 

a. K. Kelappan b. T.K .Madhavan c. Deficit d. Difference 

c. Ayyankali d. P. Krishanapillai 70. The meaning of the idiom 'a white 

55. Which was the first Indian city to 

be given the status of the world 

Heritage City by the UNESCO? 

elephant' 

a. a rare species of elephant 

b. an expensive gift 

a. Kolkata b. Mumbai 

c. a costly but useless 

c. Chennai d. Ahmedabad 

possession 

56. Who is the minister for 

parliamentary affairs in Kerala? 

d. a worthless thing 

71. ACE:HIL::MOQ:? 

a. A.C Moideen 

a. TVX b. TUX 

b. V.S Sunilkumar 

c. XVT d. SUW 

c. A.K. Balan d. Ramachandran 72. If DEAF is equal to 32, What will be 

Kadanapally 

LEAF=? 

57. Which country is associated with a. 52 b. 50 c. 48 d. 56 

the 'One Belt One Road' initiative? 73. 3,8,23,68,203,? 

a. Russia b. China 

a. 846 b. 976 

c. USA d. Saudi Arabia 

c. 608 d. 1051 

58. In which African Country does the 

Indian Navy is setting up a Naval 

74. AE,FJ,.....,PT 

a. MO b. ON c. KO d. YZ 

station? 

a. Seychelles b. Mouritius 

c. Madagascar d. Kenya 

59. Which is the first Geo - Informatics 

75. Rahul is the brother of Sunil. Rekha 

is the sister of Arjun. Sunil is the 

son of Rekha. Then the relationship 

of Rahul to Rekha is? 

Panchayat in Kerala? 

a. Brother b. Nephew 

a. Parumatty b. Melattur 

c. Father d. Son 

c. Aruvikkara d. Adichanalloor 

60. Who is the 15th Finance 

Commission Chairman of India? 

76. 2005 January 1 is Sunday, then 

that year how many mondays 

occur? 

a. N.R. Singh 

a. 50 b. 52 c. 49 d. 53 

b. K.K Venugopal 

c. Ajay Thyagi d. K.K Sharma 

61. The patient ........ before the 

doctor arrived 

77. Rakesh age is 3 times that of 

sumesh at present after 15 years. 

Rakesh age will be 2 times that of 

sumesh. Then what is the present 

a. had died b. died 

age of Rakesh? 

c. would die d. die 

a. 15 b. 30 c. 45 d. 50 

62. He travelled to England from 78. Bread:Wheat::Brick:.... 

Mumbai .......... a ship 

a. Clay b. Fire 

a. at b. in c. on d. over 

c. Cement d. Building 

63. Select the correct sentence 79. Find odd man out 

a. Which is the best of the two? a. 246 b. 356 

b. Which is the better of the two? c. 527 d. 639 

c. Which is the best among the 

two? 

80. Renuka started walking from 

house, she first walked for 3km 

towards west, then she turned 

towards north and moved 4 km in 

that direction. How far Renuka is 

from her house? 

a. 3km North b . 5 k m N o r t h 

West 

c. 3km south 

d. 5km West 

81. If + means ÷ , - means x,÷ 

means + and x means - , then 

63× 24+ 8÷ 4+ 2− 3 = ? 

a. 54 b. 66 c. 186 d. 48 

82. By how much 

( 2 3+ 

2 2) 

( 12 + 18) 

does exceed ? 

a. 2 b. 3 

c. 2 d.3 

83. The average age of 40 students 

of a class is 18 years, when 20 

new students are admitted to the 

same class, the average age of the 

students of the class is increased 

by 6 months. The average age of 

newly admitted students is? 

a. 19 years 

b. 19 years 6 months 

c. 20 years d. 20 years 6 months 

84. Of the three numbers, the second is 

twice the first and thrice the third. If 

the average of the three numbers 

is 44, the largest number is? 

a. 24 b. 72 c. 36 d. 108 

85. A man completed a certain journey 

by a car. If he covered 30% of the 

distance at the speed of 20km/ 

hr, 60% of the distance at 40 km/ 

hr and the remaining distance at 

10km/hr, his average speed for the 

whole journey was? 

a. 25km/hr b. 28km/hr 

c. 30km/hr d. 33km/hr 

86. The time duration of 1 hour 45 

minutes is what percent of a day? 

a. 7.218 b. 7.292 

c. 8.3 d. 8.24 

87. If A and B are in the ratio 3:4 and 

B and C in the ratio 12:13, then A 

and C will be in the ratio 

a. 3:13 b. 13:9 

c. 36:13 d. 9:13 

88. Which term of the sequence 

6,13,20,27,..... is 98 more than 

its 24 th term? 

a. 36 th b. 38 th c. 35 th d. 48 th 

89. A and B can separately complete 

a piece of work in 20 days and 30 

days respectively. They worked 

together for some time, then B left 

the work. If A completed the rest of 

the work in 10 days, then B worked 

for? 

a. 6 days b. 8 days 


90. The difference between compound 

and simple interests on a certain 

sum for 3 years at 5% per annum 

is Rs. 122. The sum is? 

a. Rs. 15000 b. Rs. 14000 

c. R.s 7500 d. Rs.16000 

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"ssh¯n-¸-«À' F 

IYm-]m{Xw GXv t\me-hnÂ 

DÅXv? 

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kn. thcp-IÄ Un. imcZ 

92. iàn-bpsS Ihn F-dn-b-s¸- 

Sp {]i-kvX³? 

F. hÅ-t¯mÄ 

_n. sshtem-¸nÅn 

kn. CS-tÈcn tKmhn-µ³ \mbÀ 

Un. hb-emÀ cma-hÀ½ 

93. "Dd¡w' F-Xnsâ ]cym-b-a- 

Ãm-¯Xv GXv? 

F. kpjp]vXn _n. imWw 

kn. \n{Z Un. ib\w 

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ss]Xte 

`qan XWp-¸mbv hf-cpI' þ 

CXm-cpsS IhnX BWv? 

F. Fw apIp-µ³ 

_n. H.-F³.hn Ipdp¸v 

kn. kmdm tXmakv 

Un. tkXp 

98. When the play ended audience 

went home 

F. \mSIw XoÀ-Xn-\mÂ 

t{]£-IÀ ho«n-te¡p t]mbn 

_n. \mSIw XoÀ-t¸mÄ 

t{]£-IÀ ho«n-te¡v t]mbn 

kn. \mSIw XoÀmÂ t{]£- 

IÀ ho«n-te¡v t]mbn 

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sXt¸mgmtWm At¸mÄ ho«nte¡v 

t]mImw 

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¡p XÀÖa GXv? 

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_n. slÀ¡p-en-b³ ISa 

kn. slÀ¡p-en-b³ 

Un. `Ko-cY {]bXv\w 

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13.c 14.d 15.d 16.c 17.b 18.d 19.c 20.d 21.b 22.b 

23.c 24.a 25.c 26.b 27.c 28.b 29.c 30.a 31.c 32.c 

33.c 34.b 35.a 36.c 37.b 38.a 39.d 40.a 41.b 42.a 

43.c 44.d 45.c 46.c 47.b 48.d 49.b 50.c 51.c 52.c 

53.c 54.d 55.d 56.c 57.b 58.c 59.c 60.a 61.a 62.c 

63.b 64.c 65.c 66.a 67.c 68.d 69.b 70.c 71.b 72.c 

73.c 74.c 75.d 76.b 77.c 78.a 79.b 80.b 81.b 82.c 

83.b 84.b 85.a 86.b 87.d 88.b 89.a 90.d 91.d 

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{]Jym-]n¨ cmPyw? 

Z£n-Wm-{^n¡ 

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sKbnw-knÂNm¼y-·m-cm-bXv? 

lcn-bm\ 

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Xnc-sª-Sp-¡-s¸« hyàn? 

A_vZpÄ laoZv 

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Xn-\mbn tZio-b-Km-\-¯nsâ 

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Xocp-am-\n¨ cmPyw? 

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¯nÂ Bcw-`n-¡p Ac-£nX 

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Cý 

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Bcw-`n-¡m³ Xocp-am-\n¨ 

kwØm\w? 

Akw 

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Award t\Sn-bXv? 

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INS IcRvPv 

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19 A\p-_Ô IoS- 

\m-in-\n-I-fp-sSbpw hnÂ¸-\ 

bv¡v hne¡v GÀs¸-Sp-¯nb 

kwØm\w? 

]©m_v 

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\npw kpc-£n-X-am-¡p- 

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Bcw-`n¨ ]²Xn? 

Kid Glove 

26. D]-{K-l-§sf {à-W-]-Y-¯nse-¯n-¡p--Xn-\mbn 

Gähpw 

sNdnb tdm¡äv hnI-kn-¸n¨ 

cmPyw? 

P¸m³ 

27. ICC bpsS {]Ya Independent 

Female Director? 

C{µ-\qbn 

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¯nse anI-hn-\pÅ almßm 

]pc-kvImcw t\Snb ]©m-b¯v? 

CS-a-e-¡pSn 

29. 2018 amÀ¨nÂ Bcw-`n-¡p 16 

cmPy-§Ä ]s¦-Sp-¡p \mhn-Im- 

`ymkw? 

anem³ 

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Nm¼y³jn-¸nsâ thZn? 

tImgn-t¡mSv 

]pcpj hn`mKw hnPbn þ tIcfw 

h\nX hn`mKw hnPbn þ sdbnÂth 

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^n-jyÂ Câ-en-P³kv skâÀ 

\ne-hnÂ hcp \Kcw? 

apwss_ 

32. 2018 Laureus World Sports Awards 

Â anI¨ ]pcp-j-Xm-c-¯n-\pÅ 

]pc-kvIm-c-¯n\v AÀl-am-bXv? 

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(an-I¨ h\nX Xmcw 

þ skdo\ hneyw-kv) 

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tPXm-¡Ä? 

am©-ÌÀ knän 

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BhWn NXpÀthZn 

(hn-am\w þ MIG 21) 

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IvknÂ saUÂ ]«n-I-bnÂ 

Hmw Øm\¯v F¯nb 

cmPyw? 

t\mÀsh 

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kwbpà anen-ädn A`ymkw? 

KcpU iàn 

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¡p Cý-bnse BZy 

Non-Suburban sdbnÂth 

tÌj³? 

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a¡Ä \oXn a¿w 

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h\nX? 

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D]-tbm-Kn-¡m³ Xocp-am-\n¨ 

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Basic GK for 

Beginners 

rivers of india 

• The Indian Rivers are mainly 

classified as Himalayan Rivers 

and Peninsular Rivers 

Himalayan Rivers 

Indus River 

• Length - 3610 km 

• Origin - Bokharchu Glacier 

(near Manasasarovar) 

• The only Himalayan River that 

flows towards west 

• The longest tributary of Indus in 

India 

Chenab 

• The only Indian State through 

which the Indus flows 

Jammu & Kashmir 

• The Indian river which form deep 

gorges 

• In Tibet it is called Singikhamban 

or Lion’s Mouth 

• The River known as “Life Line of 

Pakistan” 

• The River mostly mentioned in 

Rigveda 

• Main Tributaries 

Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Beas, 

Sutlej 

• The Longest tributary of Indus 

Sutlej 

• Smallest Tributary of Indus 

Beas 

• The tributary of Indus that flows 

entirely inside India 

Beas 

Sapta Sindhu 

• Indus • Saraswathy 

• Jhelum • Chenab 

• Beas • Sutlej 

• Ravi 

• Indus water treaty between India 

and Pakistan was signed on 

19 September 1960 (Nehru & 

Ayoobkhan) 

• The Indus River drains into Arabian 

Sea at Karachi 

The Ganges 


• Origin - Gangotri Glacier 

(Near Gaimukh in Uttarakhand) 

• The Longest River in India 

• The name of Ganga in its source 

region 

Bhagirathi 

• The Bhagirathi and the Alakananda 

meet to form the Ganga at 

Devprayag 

• The National River of India [declared 

on 4 th November 2008] 

• Ganga enters into the North Indian 

plain at 

Haridwar 

• The Indian River with maximum no. 

of tributaries 

• The longest tributary of Ganga 

Yamuna 

• The place where Yamuna joins with 

Ganga 

Prayag (Allahabad) 

• The Longest Southern most 

tributary of Ganga 

Son [Origin - Amarkantak Plateau] 

• The name by which Ganga flows 

through Bengladesh 

Padma 

• Ganga is also known as 

Keerthinasini in Bangladesh 

• The major festival held on the 

banks of river Ganga once in 12 

years is Kumbhamela 

• The Ganga Action plan started in 

the year 1986 

• India’s second longest river bridge 

Mahatma Gandhi Sethu, Patna 

[Ganga - 5575m] 

• Tributaries of Ganga: 

Yamuna, Alakananda, Damodar, 

Ramganga, Kosi, Son, Gandak 

• Ganga River Agreement was singed 

between 

India & Bangladesh [1996] 

Brahmaputra 

• Length - 2900km [In India - 916 

km] 

• Origin - Chemayungdung Glacier 

[Near Manasarovar Lake] 

• The least polluted Himalayan River 

• The Indian River which occupies 

maximum volume of water 

• The place where Brahmaputra 

enters India 

Sadiya [Arunachal Pradesh] 

• In Bangladesh Brahmaputra is 

known as Jamuna 

• In Tibet Brahmaputra is known as 

Tsangpo 

• In Arunachal Pradesh Brahmaputra 

is known as Dihang 

• The Brahmaputra empties into Bay 

of Bengal 

• National water way-2 is on 

Brahmpautra [Sadiya to Dhubri] 

• Major Tributaries 

Tista, Lohit, Dibang, Subansiri 

Peninsular Rivers 

• The major west flowing Peninsular 

rivers are 

Narmada, Tapti, Sabarmati 

• The major east flowing Peninsular 

rivers are 

Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna, 

Kaveri 

Narmada 

• Length - 1312km 

• Origin - Amarkhandak 

Plateau [Madhya Pradesh] 

• Third longest river that completely 

flows with in India 

• Longest west flowing Peninsular 

river 

• The River flows between Vindhya 

and Satpura ranges 

• Dhuandhar falls, Marble falls, 

Sahasradhara falls Bhedaghat 

falls are in Narmada 

• Main tributaries 

Hiran, Sher, Burhner, Tawa, 

Barna 

• Sardar Sarovar Dam is the part of 

the Narmada valley project 

• The river flows through rift valley 

Tapti 


• Origin - Multai, Betul district, 

Madhya Pradesh 

• The second longest west flowing 

Peninsular River 

• Tributaries 

Purna, Patki, Girna, Bori, Betal, 

Panjhara 

• Ukai and Kakrapara hydro electric 

projects are situated in Tapti River 

• Tapti flows between The Godawari 

and Narmada 

• It empties into Arabian Sea 

• The river known as the twin river of 

Narmada 

Tapti 

• The river known as handmaid of 

Narmada 

Tapti 

Mahanadi 


• Origin - Maikala Range [Raipur 

District, Chattisgarh] 

• The River known as 

Sorrow of Odissa

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• Hirakud Dam constructed across 

Mahanadi 


Ib, Tel, Sheonath [Largest 

Tributary] 

• It empties into Bay of Bengal 

Godavari 


• Origin - Western Ghat [Nasik 

District, Maharashtra] 

• The River known as Vridha Ganga 

• The second longest River in India 

• Longest Peninsular River in India 


Penganga, Indravati, 

Wardha, Manjira (only Right 

bank tributary), Wainganga, 

Pranhita, Sabari 

• The festival held on the banks of 

river Godavari once in 12 years 

is Pushkaram 

Krishna 


• Origin - Mahabaleswar 

[Sahyadri] 

• The second longest east flowing 

peninsular river 

• The River known as Ardha Ganga 

and Telungu Ganga 


Malaprabha, Koyna, Ghatprabha, 

Tungabhadra, Bhima 

• Alamatti Dam is situated on Krishna 

River 

Kaveri 


• Origin - Tala Kaveri (Brahmagiri 

hills, Karnataka) 

• The Islands Sriranga Pattanam 

Sivasamudram are on the river 

Kaveri 

River Name 

Jhelum 

Chenab 

Ravi 

Beas 

Sutlej 

Water fall River State 

Sivasamudram Kaveri Karnataka 

Hogenakal Kaveri Tamil Nadu 

Dudhsagar Mandovi Goa 

Athirapalli Chalakkudi Kerala 

Kuttalam Chittar Tamil Nadu 

Chitrakot Indravathi Chhattisgarh 

Yena Narmada Gujarat 

Marble Falls Narmada Madhya Pradesh 

Vazhachal Chalakkudi Kerala 

Siruvani Siruvani Kerala 

Old is Gold 

Lodh Burha Jharkhand 

Ancient Name 

Vitasta 

Ashkini 

Parushni 

Vipasa 

Satadru 

Dhuandhar Narmada Madhya Pradesh 

• Lifeline of Sikkim 


Other Rivers 

• The major river which flows through 

the desert of Rajastan 

Luni [511km] 

• The river Luni ends in the marshy 

lands of Rann of Kutch 

• The Indian river which drains into 

Gulf of Mannnar 

Thamarapharani 

• The Indian river which drains into 

Pak strait 

Vaiga 

• The river known as the “Life Line 

of Goa” 

Mandovi 

• India’s first rubber dam is situated 

in the River Jan Javathi 

• The dam which built across the 

river Sutlej 

Bhakranangal 

• Indira Gandhi Canal is situated in 

Sutlej River 

• The River which flows through 

Shipki la pass 

Sutlej 

• The River originates near Rohtang 

pass 

Beas 

Teesta river 

• Lifeline of Goa 

Mandovi river 

• Lifeline of Madhya Pradesh 

Narmada river 

• Lifeline of Andhra Pradesh 

Godavari river 

• The River known as Dakshin Ganga Kabani, Bhavani, Pambar, 

Amaravathi, Hemavati, 

• Grand Dam, The First Dam in India 

Lakshmanatheertha, Harangi, 

was constructed across Kaveri 

Arkavathy 

River 

• The Hoganakal waterfalls which is 

known as Niagra of India is situated 

in Kaveri River 

• 

• 

• 

Red River 

Vridha Ganga 

Ardha Ganga 

– Brahmaputra 

– Godavari 

– Krishna 

• Kaveri River empties into Bay of 

• Dakshin Ganga – Kaveri 

Bengal 

• Telugu Ganga – Krishna 

• The River Originates from Baralacha 

pass 

Chenab 

• The river which flows through 

Kashmir Valley 

Jhelum 

• Uri, Kishanganga power project 

is in the river 

Jhelum 

• The river which is known as 

Chandrabhaga in Himachal 

Pradesh 

Chenab 

• The Baglihar dam located in the 

river Chenab 

cities on the 

river banks 

Varanasi 

Patna 

Kanpur 

Haridwar 

Devaprayag 

Rishikesh 

Delhi 

Mathura 

Agra 

Srinagar 

Ludiyana 

Kolkatta 

Guwahathi 

Surat 

Ayodhya 

Lucknow 

Ahammadabad 

Jabalpur 

Ranchi 

Jamshedpur 

Cuttak 

Hydrabadh 

Nasik 

Madurai 

Humpy 

Ujjaini 

Panaji 

Chennai 

Ganga 

Ganga 

Ganga 

Ganga 

Ganga 

Ganga 

Yamuna 

Yamuna 

Yamuna 

Jhelum 

Satlej 

Hugli 

Brahmaputhra 

Tapti 

Sarayu 

Gomathy 

Sabarmathy 

Narmada 

Suvarnarekha 

Suvarnarekha 

Mahanadhi 

Musi 

Godavari 

Vaiga 

Thungabhadra 

Shipra 

Mandovi 

Adayar

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1 The name ‘Karindhandan’ is associated with 

a. Kuttiyadi pass b. Thamarasseri pass 

c. Periyar pass d. Nadukani pass 


Ans: (b) Thamarasseri pass 

• The Thamarasseri pass/Wayanad pass is 

located in Kozhikode district 

• Total number of passes in western ghat 

16 

• Largest pass in western ghat 

Palakkad pass (width 30 -40 km) 

• The river which flows through Palakkad pass 

Bharathapuzha 

NH and Passes 

Palakkad pass NH 544 (NH 47) 

Aryankavu pass NH 744 (NH 208) 

Bodinaykkanoor pass NH85 (NH 49) 

• The pass which known as Gateway to Wayanad 

disttrict 

Thamarassery pass 

• The pass located between the Nilgiri Hills to the 

north and Anamalai Hills to the South 

Palakkad pass 

• The pass situated near the Bandipur Wild Life 

Sanctuary 

Perambadi Pass 

• Nadukani pass is located in Malappuram district 

Passes and Connecting Places 

Thamarassery pass Kozhikode Mysore 

Palakkad pass Palakkad Coimbathore 

Perambadi pass Kerala Coorge 

Paal churam Wayanad Kannur 

Periyaghat Mananthavadi Mysore 

Bodinaykanoor Idukki Madurai 

Aryankavu Punalur Shenkotta 

• The pass which lies between Banasura and 

Brahmagiri hills 

Periya Ghat 

• Karindhandan had shown the shortest way to 

Wayanad to British Militans 




2 Who are the founders of Whats app? 

a. Brian Acton and Tim Cook 

b. Brian Acton and Mark Zuckerberg 

c. Brian Acton and Jan Koum 

d. Jan Koum and Tim Cook 


Ans: (c) Brian Acton and Jan Koum 

World Wide Web 

Microsoft 

Google 

Orkut 

Facebook 

Twitter 

Instagram 

Wikipedia 

Wikileaks 

Yahoo 

G-mail 

E-mail 

Hotmail 

Apple 

Youtube 

Founders 

Tim Berners lee 

Bill Gates, Paul Allen 

Larrypage and Sergey Brin 

Orkut Buyukkokten 

Mark Zuckerberg 

Jack Dorsey 

Kevin Systrom, 

Mike Krieger 

Jimmy Wales, 

Larry Sanger 

Julian Assange 

Jerri Yang and David Filo 

Paul Buchheit 

Ray Tomlison 

Sabeer Bhatia, Jack Smith 

Ronald Wayne, 

Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs 

Stevechen, Chad Hurley, 

Jawed Karim 

3 The most fertile soil found in India? 

a. Decan Soil b. Laterite soil 

c. Alluvial soil d. Red Soil 


Ans: (c) Alluvial Soil 

• The two types of Alluvial soil are Khadar and 

Bhanger 

• Alluvial Soils are rich in potash and poor in 

Nitrogen and Organic matter 

• It is suitable for the Cultivation of Kharif and Rabi 

crops (eg: rice,wheat,sugar cane etc) 

• Black soil is suitable for cotton cultivation. It is 

also known as Regur soil and Chernozem 

• Black soil is mostly found in Deccan Plateau 

• The soil with high concentration of iron oxide 

is Red Soil. It is mostly found at ChotaNagpur 

Platteau 

• The soil which is mostly found in Kerala 

Laterite 

• Laterite soil is suitable for building purpose. 

It is formed due to the weathering of Laterite 

rock .It is suitable for the cultivation of rubber, 

pepper,cashew nut, tea and coffee 

• Peat soil is suitable for the growth of mangrove 

forest 

• The soil having abundance of organic substances 

Mountain Soil 

• The soil having the least moisture content 

Desert Soil 

• The soil which is abundant of dissolving salts 

Desert Soil 

4 Which compound is called ‘Carborundum”? 

a. Calcium Carbide b. Aluminium Carbide 

c. Boron Carbide d. Silicon Carbide 

[SI - 2016] 

Ans: (d) Silicon Carbide 

Common salt 

Rock Salt 

Gypsum 

Plaster of Paris 

Nitre/Saltpeter 

Hypo 

Spirit 

Caustic Potash 

White Vitriol 

Blue Vitrol 

Green Vitriol 

Caustic Soda 

Bleaching Powder 

Corundum 

Epsom 

Laughing gas 

Silica 

Chinease white 

Rust 

Tear Gas 

Chemical Names 

Sodium Chloride 

Sodium Chloride 

Calcium Sulphate 


Pottassium Nitrate 

Sodium thiosulphate 

Ethyl Alcohol 

Pottassium hydroxide 

Zinc Sulphate 

Copper Sulphate 

Ferrous/ Iron Sulphate 

Sodium hydroxide 

Calcium Hypochlorite 

Aluminium Oxide 

Magnesium Sulphate 

Nitrous oxide 

Silicon dioxide 

Zinc Oxide 

(Philisophers wool) 

Hydrated Iron Oxide 

Chloro Acetophenone

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DDT 

Yello Cake 

Galena 

Chili Salt peter 

Talcum powder 

Smelling salt 

Washing soda 

Baking soda 

Lunar Caustic 

Quick lime 

Eggshell, Chalk 

BHC 

Dichloro Diphenyl 

Trichloro Ethane 

Uranium Dioxide 

Lead Sulphide 

Sodium Nitrate 

Hydrated Magnesium 

Silicate 

Ammonium Carbonate 

Sodium Carbonate 

Sodium Bicarbonate 

Silver Nitrate 

Calcium Oxide 

Calcium Oxide 

Benzem Hexa Chloride 

5 In which atmosphere level ozone gas is seen? 

a. Mesosphere b. Lithosphere 

c. Stratosphere d. Ionosphere 

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• Lowest atmosphere layer 

Troposhere 

• In troposphere the temperature decreases with 

altitude 

• The line which seperates Troposhere and 

stratosphere 

Tropopause 

• Layer in which jet airplanes fly 

Stratosphere 

• The Line which seperates stratosphere and 

Mesosphere 

Stratopause 

• In stratosphere temperature increases with 

altitude 

• The coldest part of atmosphere are located in 

Mesosphere 

• The mesosphere temperature decreases with 

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• The line which separates Mesosphere and 

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• Ionosphere is the part of Thermosphere 

• Radio waves are found in Ionosphere 

• The layer which is located above Thermosphere 

Exosphere 

• Temparature is very high in Thermosphere 

• In Thermosphere temperature increases with 

height 

• Gravitational force is very less in Thermospher 

• Colour of ozaone layer 

Light blue 

• Ozone Layer was discovered by charles Fabry 

and Henri Busisson in 1913 

• Ozon day 

16 September 

• Ozone depletion is mainly due to Chlorofluoro 

Carbon (CFC) 

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1. Diverging Lens produces 

________ type of images 

a) small virtual image 

b) big real image 

c) small real image 

d) big virtual image 

[Secretariat Assistant – 2013] 

2. The non-metal which exists in 

liquid state at room temperature 

is 

a) Mercury b) Sodium 

c) Potassium d) Bromine 

[Secretariat Assistant – 2013] 

3. Speed of Blue colour light in 

vacuum is: 

a) >3x10 8 m/s b)=3x10 8 m/s 

c)

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a) Convex lens 

b) Concave lens 

c) Biconcave lens 

d) Biconvex lens 

[SI – 2015] 

35. The most abundant element in 

the earth crust is: 

a) Oxygen b) Nitrogen 

c) Hydrogen d) Iron 

[SI – 2015] 

36. The unit of acceleration is 

a) m/s b) m/s 2 

c) km/hour d) m 2 /s 

[SI – 2015] 

37. What is the name of the pigment 

which helps animal to see in dim 

light 

a) Rhodopsin 

b) Haemoglobin 

c) Photopsin 

d) Chromatin 

[University Assistant – 2016] 

38. The transformer works on which 

principle: 

a) Electrostatic force 

b) Magnetostatic force 

c) Snell’s law 

d) Electromagnetic induction 


39. What is oil of vitriol? 

a) Sodium Chloride 

b) Nitric Acid 

c) Sulphuric Acid 

d) Hydrochloric Acid 


40. Which is the most effective test 

to determine AIDS? 

a) Lipid profile test 

b) Angiograph 

c) Western blot test 

d) MRI Scan 


41. What is manufactured using 

Bessemer process? 

a) Steel b) Gold 

c) Zinc d) Silver 


42. Minamata disease is due to: 

a) Arsenic b) Lead 



43. A person suffering from bleeding 

gum need in his food: 

a) Carolene b) Citrus 



44. A alloy used in making heating 

elements for electric heating 

device is 

a) German Silver b) Alloy steel 

c) Nichrome d) Solder 


45. Which fossil organism is usually 

regarded as the connecting link 

between birds and reptiles? 

a) Dryopithecus 

b) Archaeopteryx 

c) Australopithecus 

d) Ardipithecus 


46. Phenomenon behind the formation 

of rainbow: 

a) Diffraction of light 

b) Scattering of light 

c) Interference of light 

d) Dispersion of light 


47. The shape of acceleration versus 

mass graph for constant force is: 

a) Parabola 

b) Hyperbola 

c) Straight line 

d) Ellipse 


48. The tank appears shallow than its 

actual depth, due to: 

a) Reflection 

b) Refraction 

c) Diffraction 

d) Interference 


49. In n-type semiconductor the 

majority carriers are: 

a) Electrons 

b) Holes 

c) Electrons and Holes 

d) None of these 


50. In a given sample these are 

10,000 radioactive atoms of half 

life period 1 month. The number 

of atoms remaining without 

disintegration at the end of 3 

months is: 

a) Nil b) 5000 

c) 2500 d) 1250 


Answer: 

1a 2d 3b 4d 5c 6d 7b 8a 9d 10c 

11c 12b 13c 14b 15a 16c 17b 18a 

19b 20c 21b 22a 23b 24b 25c 26c 

27b 28c 29b 30d 31c 32c 33d 34b 

35a 36b 37a 38d 39c 40c 41a 42d 

43b 44c 45b 46d 47b 48b 49a 50d 

Vivekanandan 

Founders 

Dayananda Saraswathi 

Dr. B.R.Ambedkar 

Moulana Muhammad Ali 

Debandra Nath Tagore 

Annie Besant 

Jawahar Nehru 

Firoz-Shah-Mehta 

Aurabinda Ghosh 

James Augustus Hicky 

Raja Ram Mohan Roy 

Gopala Krishna Gokhale 

Madan Mohan Malavya 

Krishnakumar Misra 

Mothilal Nehru 

Moulana Abdul Kalam Azad 

Publications 

Prabudhabharath, Udbodhan 

Arya Prakash, Sathyardha Prakash 

Mook Nayak, Bahishkritha Bharat 

Comrade 

Indian Mirror 

New India, Common Wheel 

National Herald 

Bombay Chronicle 

Karmayogi, Vandematharam 

Bengal Gazatte 

Samvad Kaumudi, Mirad-Ul-Akbar 

The Nation, Njanaprakash 

Abhyuday, Leader 

Sanjeevani 

Independent 

Al-Hilal, Al-Balag 

• The Astrophysicists known as the modern Einstien 

• Father of Blackhole theory, also known as Hawking's theory 

Famous books : 

Stephen Hawking (1942-2018) 

• A brief history of time 

• Black holes and baby universe 

• The universe in a nutshell 

• On the shoulders of giants 

• The film which featured the life of stephen hawkings 

The Theory of Everything 

• The actor who acted as stephen hawkings in the film theory of 

everything 

Eddie Redmayne 

• He was suffered from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (als) 

Correction 13 th Edition 

Page No. 5 

There are 111 national 

waterways at present 

Page No. 7 Point 2 

The Person appointed as Lokayuktha 

is usually - Former High court 

cheif Justice or Former Supreme 

Court Judge

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(Model question for Police Constable, 

Beat Forest Officer, Women Civil Excise Officer) 

1. Who is the present director of 

National Institute of Nutrition? 

a. R. Hemalatha b. Adhithi Asokh 

c. Ganga kumari 

d. Kamala Haris 

2. Which country ranks first in 

Global prosperity Index 2017? 

a. India b. Norway 

c. Germany d. Switzerland 

3. Who is the first cricketer to score 

three double centuries in one day 

International Cricket? 

a. Virat Kohli b. David Warner 

c. Rohit Sharma 

d. Stevan smith 

4. Which team won the World 

hockey league 2017? 

a. Australia b. Argentina 

c. India d. Spain 

5. The present president of Indian 

National Congress? 

a. Sonia Gandhi 

b. Manmohan Singh 

c. Rahul Gandhi d. Sasi Tharoor 

6. The rank of India in World Talent 

rank 2017? 

a. 21 b. 51 c. 101 d. 121 

7. Miss World 2017 Manushi Chillar 

belongs to which Indian State? 

a. Punjab b. Himachal Pradesh 

c. Hariyana d. Assam 

8. Who is the chairman of the 15 th 

Finance Commission of India? 

a. Y.V. Reddy b. V.K Sharma 

c. Pavan Benzal 

d. Nand Kishore Singh 

9. Who won the International Peace 

Prize 2017? 

a. Nkosi Johnson 

b. Muhammed Al Jonda 

c. Kehkashan Basu 

d. Iris Mitternar 

10. Which district hosted Kerala 

School Science fest 2017? 

a. Kozhikode b. Palakkad 

c. Kannur d. Trivandrum 

11. Who wrote the book 'Akilathirutt' 

in Tamil? 

a. Chattampi Swamikal 

b. Ayyankali 


d. Vagbhadananda 

12. Who was the first Secretary of 

SNDP? 

a. Dr. Palpu b. C.V. Kunjiraman 

c. R. Sankar d. Kumaran Asan 

13. 'Vala Samudhaya Parishkarana 

Sabha' was organised by? 


b. C. Kesavan 

c. K.P Karuppan 

d. Sahodaran Ayyappan 

14. Chattampi Swamikal was born in? 

a. kannammoola b. Varkala 

c. Panmana d. Chempazhanthy 

15. 'Akhila Thiruvitacore Navika 

Thozhilali Sangham' was founded 

by? 



c. Ayyan Guru 

d. Velukutty Arayan 

16. Who has the right to address and 

send messages to the two Houses 

of Parliament? 

a. Prime Minister b. President 

c. Speaker d. Vice President 

17. Indian Constitution has borrowed 

the idea of directive principles of 

state policy 

a. Ireland b. Scotland 

c. England d. Germany 

18. According to constitution, which 

one of the following rights cannot 

be taken away during emergency? 

a. Right to Speak 

b. Right to Personal liberty 

c. Right to freedom of movement 

d. Right to organise meeting 

19. The authority to alter the boundaries 

of states in India rests with 

a. State Government 

b. President 

c. Prime Minister d. Parliament 

20. Which Article of the Constitution 

deal with General Election? 



21. The first women to became the 

vice chancellor of a University in 

India? 

a. O.V Usha b. Dr. Jancy James 

c. Sara Joseph 

d. Padma Ramachandran 

22. Which year did the Attingal revolt 

break out? 

a. 1695 b. 1741 

c. 1821 d. 1721 

23. The year in which K.S.R.T.C came 

into existence ? 

a. 1970 b. 1962 

c. 1966 d. 1965 

24. Kollam Era was started in? 

a. AD 78 b. AD 58 

c. As 622 d. AD 825 

25. What is child sex ratio of Kerala 

State in 2011 census? 

a. 940 b. 969 

c. 959 d. 980 

26. First radio station in Kerala? 


b. Kozhikode 

c. Thrissur d. Kannur 

27. First Woman Police station in 

Kerala was started? 

a. Kollam b. Kozhikode 

c. Palakkad 


28. Which river in Kerala is known as 

'Nila'? 

a. Periyar b. Bharathapuzha 

c. Chaliyar d. Pampa 

29. Gandhiji's first visit to Kerala was 

in? 

a. 1915 b. 1920 

c. 1925 d. 1930 

30. Wellington Island is in which 

district? 

a. Ernakulam b. Palakkad 

c. Idukki d. Kannur 

31. Ankaleshwar and Navagaon oil 

fields are located in? 

a. Maharashtra b. Gujarat 

c. Bihar d. West Bengal 

32. The Mobile Number Portability 

Service is launched for the first 

time in? 

a. Rohtak b. Bansola 

c. Nagpur d. Varanasi 

33. The Lahore Session of the Poorna 

Swaraj Resolution in the year? 

a. 1927 b. 1929 

c. 1928 d. 1930 

34. The first Indian women who got to 

get Pulitzer prize? 

a. Elizabeth b. Indira Gandih 

c. Jumpha lahiri 

d. Arathi Saha 

35. Which state leads in the production 

of coriander? 

a. Assam b. Uttar Pradesh 

c. Rajasthan d. West Bengal 

36. Who was popularly known as 

'Barefooted Painter''? 

a. Leonardo Davinci 

b. Raja Ravi Varma 

c. M.F Hussain d. Piccaso 

37. Surat is situated on the bank of 

the river? 

a. Tapti b. Mahanadi 

c. Bhrahmaputra 

d. Godavari 

38. The congress socialist party was 

formed in the year? 

a. 1937 b. 1949 

c. 1934 d. 1924 

39. Who addressed Gandhiji for the 

first time as 'Father of the Nation'? 

a. Rabindranath Tagore 

b. Gopalakrishana Gokhale 

c. Subhash Chandra Bose 


40. Jaina Hill is located in which of 

the following Indian state? 

a. Kerala b. karnataka 

c. Tamil Nadu 

d. Andhra Pradesh 

41. The acid present in tamarind is? 

a. Oxalic acid b. Acetic acid 

c. tartaric acid d. Citric acid 

42. Animal with least number of 

chromosomes? 

a. Radiolarcia b.cat 

c. Ascaris d. Tiger 

43. Which gland is found in the 

human skin? 

a. Sweat gland 

b. Pituitary gland 

c. Adrenal gland 

d. Thyroid gland 

44. Leukaemia is a type of cancer 

in which there is an abnormal 

increase in the number of? 

a. White blood cells 

b. Red blood cells 

c. Bone cells d. Platelets 

45. High yielding plants can be 

produced by? 

a. Crop rotation 

b. hybridisation 

c. inter cropping 

d. mixed cropping 

46. The coal containing highest 

percentage of carbon is? 

a. Peat b. Lignite 

c. Bitumin d. Anthracite 

47. Phylloquinone is the Chemical 

name of? 

a. Vitamin A b. Vitamin C 

c. Vitamin K d. Vitamin D 

48. This acute viral disease results in 

paralysis and can be prevented 

by vaccination which disease is 

mentioned? 

a. Trachoma b. Small pox 

c. AIDS d. Poliomyelitis 

49. Hydrochloric Acid is also known 

as?

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a. Carboxylic acid 

b. Glacial acesti acid 

c. Monocarboxylic acid 

d. Muriatic acid 

50. Which one of the following is a 

free - living bacterium that helps 

in nitrogen fixation in soil? 

a. Rhysobium b. Anabaena 

c. Azolla d. Nostoc 

51. The term 'Bull's eye' is related to 

which of the sports item? 

a. Billiards b. Gymnastics 

c. Boxing d. Shooting 

52. The 38 th parallel Separates? 

a. Shikokuo and Kyushu 

b. North Korea and South korea 

c. Taiwan and Japan 

d. North Korea and China 

53. The Garo - khasi range is located 

in the state of? 

a. Meghalaya b. Mizoram 

c. Sikkim d. Assam 

54. Hockey was introduced in 

Olympics in? 

a. 1924 b. 1928 

c. 1908 d. 1911 

55. The game that was popularly 

known as Poona game? 

a. Chess b. Badminton 

c. Volleyball d. Golf 

56. National games are held once in 

every? 

a. 1 year b. 2 years 


57. Neptune appears ...... in colour? 

a. green b. red 

c. orange d. blue 

58. What is 'Green gold'? 

a. Tea b. Coffee 

c. Gold d. Rice 

59. When was National Development 

Council formed? 

a. 15 th March 1950 

b. 6 th August 1951 

c. 6 th August 1952 

d. 26 th January 1950 

60. Who introduced the Banking 

Ombudsman Scheme? 

a. Finance Ministry of India 

b. Central Bank of India 

c. Reserve Bank of India 

d. State Bank of India 

61. Choose the correct meaning of 

the keyword ‘Vacillate’ 

a. Avoid b. Inject 

c. Fear d. Waver mentally 

62. One who compiles dictionaries 

a. Heterogeneous 

b. dictionaries 

c. Versatile d. Lexieographer 

63. Which is the plural form of 

‘alumna’ 

a. alumnas b. alumnae 

c. alumni d. alumnes 

64. Raju is good...... english Grammar 

a. in b. at c. of d. with 

65. ..... one of us should tell them the 

sad news? 

a. which b. what 

c. who d. where 

66. The Masculine Gender of ‘Czarina’ 

a. czarine b. Lord 

c. Czar d. Sir 

67. Home is ...... sweetest place on 

earth 

a. our b. the c. a d. an 

68. Frogs ....... 

a. growl b. grunt 

c. squeak d. Croak 

69. If she were a bird, she........ 

a. would fly b. would flown 

c. will fly d. flew 

70. The principal is supervior...... the 

lectures 

a. than b. of c. on d. to 

71. We had paid our fees,......? 

a. didn't we b. had we 

c. haven't we d.hadn't we 

72. If he had challenged me, I ..... him 

a lesson 

a. would teach b. will teach 

c. would have taught 

d. would have been taught 


has ........ own swimming pool 

a. its b. that 

c. their d. his 

74. ......... you hurry up, you can't 

finish it on time 

a. If b. lest 

c. otherwise d. unless 

75. Many students indulged ..... 

malpractice 

a. in b. out c. on d. with 

76. Choose the Correct Sentence 

a. I have been in this School since 

1995 

b. I am in this School since 1995 

c. I am in this School since four 

years 

d. I am in this School since 1995 

77. If dogs bark, then Sparrows 

a. Scream b. talk 

c. twitter d. roar 

78. ...... you are alert and cautions, 

you will land in trouble 

a. Despite b. Unless 

c. Incase d. If 

79. The richer you are,......... 

a. the greed will increase 

b. the greedier you become 

c. your greed increases 

d. you become the greedier 

80. Yesterday when I saw him, he ..... 

notes 

a. had been writng b. wrote 

c. would write d. was writing 


a. 3:8 b. 6:35 

c. 1:0 d. 7:48 

82. In a certain code language, 123 

means bright little boy: 145 

means tall big boy and 637 means 

beautiful little flower which digit in 

that language means bright? 

a. 1 b. 3 c. 4 d. 2 

83. If in a certain code TWENTY is 

written as 863985 and ELEVEN is 

written as 323039 how is TWELVE 

written? 

a. 863584 b. 863203 

c. 863903 d. 863063 

84. HUA GTZ FSY ERX ? 

a. DWQ b. DQW 

c. WDQ d. WQD 

85. a ..... ca .....bc ..... bcc....bca 

a. bbaa b. bbab 

c. aabb d. baba 

86. 0,2,3,5,8,10,15,17,24,26,....... 

a. 28 b. 30 c. 32 d. 35 

87. Pointing to a person a man said to 

a woman " His mother is the only 

daughter of your father" How was 

the woman related to the person? 

a. Aunt b. Mother 

c. Wife d. Daughter 

88. Rekha who is facing south turns 

to her left and walks 15 metres, 

then she turns to her left and walks 

7 metres, then facing west she 

walks 15 metres. How far is she 

from her original position? 

a. 22 metres b. 37 metres 

c. 44 metres d. 7 metres 

89. Neelima completes a certain work 

in 5 days and subha completes the 

same in 7 days. If they both work 

together, how long will they take 

to complete the same task? 

a. days b. days 

c. days d. days 

90. Ramu covers a certain distance 

between his house and office on 

scooter. Having an average speed 

of 30km/hr, he is late by 10 min. 

However, with a speed of 40 km/ 

hr, he reaches his office 5 min 

earlier, Find the distance between 

his house and office 

a. 30 b. 40 c. 25 d. 45 

91. The average speed of a train is 

times the average speed of a 

tractor. the tractor covers 384kms 

in 16 hours. How much distance 

will the train cover in 12 hours? 

a. 1396kms b. 1296kms 

c. 1406 kms d. 1460 kms 

92. The salary of a person increases 

by 10% After the increment, 

the salary becomes Rs. 13200. 

what was his salary before the 

increment? 

a. 13332 b. 13000 

c. 12000 d. 11000 

93. A Shopkeeper bought a bicycle for 

Rs. 600 and sold it for Rs. 720. 

find the gain percent ? 

a. 15% b. 18% 

c. 20% d. 25% 

94. If 4m+2:4m-2=5:4, what is M? 

a. b. c. d. 

95. 10 years ago Rajani's mother was 

4 times older than her daughter. 

After 10 years, the mother will be 

twice older than the daughter. the 

present age of Rajani is? 

a. 5 b. 10 c. 20 d. 30 

96. The HCF of two numbers is 113 

and their LCM is 56952. If one of 

the numbers is 904. What is the 

other number? 

a. 7719 b. 7119 

c. 7791 d. 7911 

97. Two numbers are 20% and 50% 

larger than a 3 rd number. What 

percent of the 2 nd number is the 

first one? 

a. 75 b. 70 c. 80 d. 20 

98. It was Thursday on 2 nd January 

1993. what day of the week will 

be on 15 th March 1993? 

a. Saturday b. Sunday 

c. Monday d. Tuesday 

99. What is 2+4+6+8+.....+200? 

a. 212 b. 20012 

c. 10100 d. 5050 

100.The n th term of an A.P. is 5-4n 

What is the 11 th term? 

a. -35 b. -40 

c. 35 d. -39 

Answer: 

1.a 2.b 3.c 4.a 5.c 6.b 7.c 8.d 9.b 10.a 11.c 

12.d 13.c 14.a 15.d 16.b 17.a 18.b 19.d 20.a 

21.b 22.d 23.d24.d 25.c 26.a 27.b 28.b 29.b 

30.a31.b 32.a 33.b 34.c 35.c 36.c 37.a38.c 

39.c 40.c 41.c 42.c 43.a 44.a45.b 46.d 47.c 

48.d 49.d 50.a 51.d52.b 53.a 54.c 55.b 56.b 

57.d 58.a 59.c 60.c 61.d62.d 63.b 64. 65.a 66.c 

67.b 68.d 69.a 70.d 71.d 72. c 73.a 74.d 75.a 

76.a 77.c 78.b 79.b 80.d 81.d 82.d 83.b 863203 

84.b 85.a 86.d 87.b 88.d 90.a 91.b 92.c 93.c 

94.a 95.c 96.b 97.c 98.a 99.c 100.d

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‘The Guide’? [Confidential Asst. 

Grade II - 2012] 

a. Jonathan Swift 

b. R.K Narayan 

c. Mulkraj Anand 

d. Maha Swetha Devi 

Ans: (b) R.K.Narayan 

2. India’s exclusive education 

satellite is edusat. Which 

satellite is termed as 

edusat? 

[Confidential Asst Grade II - 2012] 

a. INSAT -1 b. INSAT -2 

c. GSAT -3 d. RESAT -2 

Ans: (c) GSAT -3 

3. Malayalam novel ‘Pravasm’ is 

written by [Confidential Asst 


a. C. Radhakrishnan 

b. M.T. Vasudevan 

c. Punathil Kunjabdulla 

d. M.Mukundan 

Ans: (d) M.Mukundan 

4. Warton Trunch is situated 

in________ [Confidential Asst 


a. Pacific Ocean 

b. Indian Ocean 

c. Atlantic Ocean 


Ans: (b) Indian Ocean 

5. ________enables the supreme 

court to protect the Constitution 

[Confidential Asst Grade II - 

2012] 

a. Rule of law 

b. Judicial Review 

c. Jurisdiction 

d. Judicial Activist 

Ans: (b) Judicial Review 

6. A person who travell daily for 

employment or educational 

purpose is called_______ 

[Confidential Asst Grade II - 

2012] 

a. Traveller b. Commuter 

c. Migrant d. None of these 

Ans: (b) Commuter 

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[Rank making questions 

of degree level exams] 

7. The country famous all over 

the world for its window glass 

industries is 


a. India b. Nepal 

c. Belgium d. Denmark 

Ans: (c) Belgium 

8. Who invented the ‘Touch 

System’? 


a. Frank Mc Gurrin 

b. Willam Hendry Mill 

c. Christopher Latham Sholes 

d. Dr. August Duorak 

Ans: (a) Frank Mc Gurrin 

9. Who invented Malayalam Type 

Writter 


a. Remington b. Issac Pitman 

C. New man d. N.S. Pandala 

Ans: (d) N.S. Pandala 

10. Which is not an amendment of 

Montreal Protocol 


a. London amendment 

b. Montreal amendment 

c. Copenhagen amendment 

d. Tokyo amendment 

Ans: (d) Tokyo amendment 

11. Economic planning is an area 

coming under 


a. Union List b. State List 

b. Concurrent List 

d. not specified in any List 

Ans: (c) Concurrent List 

12. Inter state water Dispute Act was 

passed in 


a. 1955 b. 1956 

c. 1958 d. 1959 

Ans: (b) 1956 

13. The expression ‘Tragedy of 

Commons’ was propounded by 


a. Meadows b. Madhav Gadgil 

c. Garret Hardin 

d. Elinor Ostrom 

Ans: (c) Garret Hardin 

14. Which country among the following 

is not a member of UNO? 


a. Canada b. Thaiwan 

c. Egypt d. Ethiopia 

Ans: (b) Thaiwan 

15. To whom does the public accounts 

Committee submit its report 


a. Prime Minister 

b. Speaker of Lok Sabha 

b. President d. Vice President 

Ans: (b) Speaker of Lok Sabha 

16. Old name of Ecology 


a. Bionics b. Bionomics 

c. Bionolmy d. Biometry 

Ans: b) Bionomics 

17. Kerala Lok Ayuktha Act of 1999 

was amended in 


a. 2000 b. 2007 

c. 2001 d. 2003 

Ans: (c) 2001 

18. ISRO successfully launched its 

first lunar probe Chandrayan - 1, 

on 


a. October 22 nd 2008 

b. October 25 th 2008 

c. October 21 st 2008 

d. October 23 th 2008 

Ans: (a) October 22 nd 2008 

19. Which of the following provides Vital 

Services for telecommunications 

and disaster warning needs of 

India 


a. Indian Remote Sensing 

Satelite 

b. Geo Synchronous Satellite 

Launch 

c. Indian National Satellite 

System 

d. Polar Satellite launching Vehicle 

Ans: (c) Indian National Satellite 

System 

20. Acid rain is caused by the mission 

of 


a. Nitrogem & Carbon 

b. Nitrogen and Sulphur 

c. Carbon & Ammonium 

d. Carbon and Sulphur 

Ans: (d) Carbon & Sulphur 

21. Miller effect is named after? 

[Asst.Grade II - 2012B] 

a. William Hallowes Miller 

b. John Hallower Miller 

c. John Milton Miller 

d. Calvin Moores Miller 

Ans: (c) John Milton Miller 

22. The period of ‘Kulasekhara’ regin 

was between [LD Typist -2012] 

a. 700 - 812 AD 

b. 628 - 712 AD 

c. 1152- 1402 AD 

d. 800 - 1102 AD 

Ans: (d) 800-1102 AD 


‘Revolution 2020’ 

[LD Typist -2012] 

a. Chetan Bhagat 

b. A.P.J.AbdulKalam 

c. V.S Naipal d. Aravind Adiga 

Ans: (a) Chetan Bhagat 

24. The antiquity of a Language for 

considering it to be classical 


a. 3000 - 3500 years 

b. 2500 - 3000 years 

c. 2000 - 2500 years 

d. 1500 - 2000 years 

Ans: (d) 1500 - 2000 years 

25. Who was the first President of 

the organisation “Bharathiya 

Jananpith”? 


a. Ram Jain 

b. Tharashankar 

Bandopadhyaya 

c. Ramnatha Goenka 

d. Firak Gorakpuri 

Ans: (a) Ram Jain 

26. The largest masonry dam in 

India 


a. Nagarjuna Sagar 

b. Mullaperiyar dam 

c. Rihand dam 

d. Tehri dam 

Ans: (a) Nagarjuna Sagar 

27. Which of the following are shield 

Volcanoes? 


a. Andaman Nicobar Islands 

b. Lakshadweep islands 

c. Hawaiian islands 

d. Easter islands 

Ans: (c) Hawaiian Islands 

28. Tuning Fork was invented by? 


a. John shore 

b. John Harison 

c. John Hadley 

d. John John Kay 

Ans: (a) John Shore

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29. The reasonable restrictions is 

included in the article? 


a. 19 (a) b. 19 (2) 

c. 19 (1)a d. 19 (2)a 

Ans: (d) 19(2)a 

30. Among the following who was not 

a drafting member of Jan lokpal 

Bill? 


a. Justice Santhosh Hegde 

b. Prashant Bhushan 

c. Kiran Bedi d. Aravind Kejriwal 

Ans: (c) Kiran Bedi 

31. The photographer who was 

awarded ‘Padma Shree’ twice? 


a. Micheal Adams 

b. N.L.Balakrishnan 

c. PrakashJha d. Sunil Janah 

Ans: (d) Sunil Janah 

32. The editor of ‘The Hindu’ 

Newspaper? 


a. N. Ram b. N. Ravi 

c. Sidharth Varadarajan 

d. J.Venkitesan 

Ans: No Answer (Correct Ans: 

Mukund Padmanabhan) 

33. The example for ‘Badge 

Engineering’ 


a. Vista-indigo 

b. Rapid-vento 

c. Superb-sonny 

d. Scorpio-Xtrail 

Ans: (b) Rapid - vento 

34. The country which decided to 

close down all its nuclear power 

plants by 2022? 


X«msâ Ing-¡-XnÂ 

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i¦-c-aw-Kew 

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hbÂhmcw 

Cµo-hcw 

IqSn-Ãm-hoSv 

kmln-Xy-Ip-Socw 

N{µ-Im´w 

ho«p-t]-cp-IÄ 

a. France b. Italy 

c. Japan d. Germany 

Ans: (d) Germany 

35. The largest Archipelago in the 

world 


a. West Indies b. Philippines 

c. Indonesia d. Caribbean Islands 

Ans: (c) Indonesia 

36. The famous work ‘Old man and the 

sea” is written by? 


a. Daniel Defo 

b. Shuse saramagu 

c. Earnest Hemingway 

d. Stephen Hawkins 

Ans: (c) Earnest Hemingway 

37. Which among the following substances 

is an essential ingredient in a saline 

solution 

[Librarian, Panchayat- 2016] 

a. Salicylic acid 

b. Hydrochloric acid 

c. Ammonium chloride 

d. Sodium Chloride 

Ans: (d) Sodium Chloride 

38. External eardrums is the hearing 

organ associated with 


a. Fish b. Crab 

c. Snake d. Frog 

Ans: (d) Frog 

39. Which of the following diseases is 

caused by Bacteria? 


a. Tonsillitis b. Pnenumonia 

c. Anthrax d. Pysentery 

Ans: (c) Anthrax 

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Police Station 

• First Computerised Police Station Peroorkada 

• First Coastal Police Station Neendakara 

• First Women Police Station Kozhikode 

• First ISO Certified Police Station Kozhikode Town 

• First Tourist Police Station Mattanjeri 

• First Cyber Crime Police Station Pattom 

40. The north magnetic pole of the 

earth is located at 


a. Victoria land 

b. Green land c. Siberia 

d. New Zealand 

Ans: (c) Siberia 

41. ‘Doldrums’ are 


a. High pressure areas near the 

poles b. Equatorial zone 

with low pressure 

c. Sub polar low presser areas 

d. High presseure areas near sea 

coast 

Ans: (b) Equatorial zone with low 

pressure 

42. Which of these animals is cold 

blooded 


a. Crocodile b. Whale 

c. Leopard d. elephant 

Ans: (a) Crocodile 

43. The term parismonious means 


a. Generous b. Religous 

c. Buckbiting d. Too Economical 

Ans: (d) Too Economical 

44. Who built the hanging garden of 

Egypt 

[Confidential Asst.Gr.II] 

a. Hammurabi b. 

c. Nebuchodnesser 

d. Dungi 

Ans: (c) Nebuchodnesser 

45. The Parambikulam Tiger 

Reserve located in which 

gramapanchayat? 


a. Muthalamada 

b. Kollengodu c. Neliyampathy 

d. Nemmara 

Ans: (a) Muthalamada 

46. Validity of Bank Draft 


a. One month b. Two month 

c. Three month 

d. Sixs Month 

Ans: (c) Three Month 

47. Nile discharge its water into 


a. Mediterranean 

b. Atlantic c. Pacific 

d. Indian Ocean 

Ans: (a) Mediterranean 

48. Salinity of ocean water does not 

relate to 


a. Fresh water from rivers 

b. Preciptation 

c. Evaporation 

d. Waves 

Ans: (d) Waves 

49. Gulf stream ocean currents 

located in 


a. Pacific 

b. Atlantic 

c. Indian Ocean 

d. Artic Ocean 

Ans: (b) Atlantic 

50. Indian Institute of Geomagnetism 

is located at 


a. Chennai b. Kolkatta 

c. Secunderabad 

d. Mumbai 

Ans: (d) Mumbai

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compound interest hnPbIpamÀ imkvXmwtIm« 

Important formulae 

Principal - Rs.P 

Rate - r% per annum 

Time period - t years 

Amount - Rs.A 

I. When interest is compouned annually, 

II. 

When interest is compounded half-yearly 

III. When interest is compounded quarterly 

IV. When interest is compouned monthly 

t 

r 

A= P ⎡ ⎢ 

1+ 

⎤ 

⎣ 100 ⎥ 

⎦ 

2t 

r 

A= P ⎡ ⎢ 

1+ 

⎤ 

⎣ 200 ⎥ 

⎦ 

4t 

r 

1 400 

A= P ⎡ ⎢ 

+ 

⎤ 

⎣ 

⎥ 

⎦ 

12t 

r 

1 1200 

A= P ⎡ ⎢ 

+ 

⎤ 

⎣ 

⎥ 

⎦ 

Time → 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 

Rate ↓ 

4% 

5% 

10% 

20% 

⎡ r ⎤ 

⎢ 

1+ 

⎣ 100 ⎥ 

⎦ 

26 

25 

21 

20 

11 

10 

6 

5 

⎡ r ⎤ 

⎢ 

1+ 

⎣ 100 ⎥ 

⎦ 

676 

625 

441 

400 

ü 

ü 

36 

25 

1. Find compound interest on Rs.2000 

at 5% per annum compounded 

yearly, for 2 years? 

(a) 105 (b) 175 

(c) 200 (d) 205 

Ans: (d) 205 

2 

⎡ r ⎤ 

⎢ 

1+ 

⎣ 100 ⎥ 

⎦ 

17576 

15625 

9261 

8000 

1331 

1000 

216 

125 

3 

⎡ r ⎤ 

⎢ 

1+ 

⎣ 100 ⎥ 

⎦ 

4 

456976 

390625 

194481 

160000 

14641 

10000 

1296 

625 

Solution: 

CI = A - P 

t 

r 

P ⎡ ⎛ ⎞ 

= ⎢ 1 1 

⎤ 

⎜ + ⎟ − ⎥ 

⎢⎣⎝ 

100 ⎠ ⎥⎦ 

Here P = 2000 r = 5% 

t = 2 years 

2 

⎡⎛ 

5 ⎞ ⎤ 

CI = 2000 ⎢⎜1+ ⎟ −1⎥ 

⎢⎣⎝ 

100 ⎠ ⎥⎦ 

⎡441 

⎤ 

= 2000 

⎢ 

−1 

⎣400 

⎥ 

⎦ 

41 

= 2000× 

400 

= 205 

2. Find the compound interest on 

Rs.5000 for 2 years at 10% per 

annum, compounded half-yearly? 

(a) 6077.5 ( b ) 5 0 0 0 

(c) 1077.5 (d) 1000 

Ans: (c) 1077.5 

Solution: 

CI = 6077.5 - 5000 = 1077.5 


Rs.1000 at 40% per annum, 

compounded quarterly for 1 year? 

(a) 1464.1 ( b ) 1 4 0 0 

(c) 14641 (d) 464.1 

Ans: (d) 464.1 

2t 

r 

1 200 

A= P ⎡ ⎢ 

+ 

⎤ 

⎣ 

⎥ 

⎦ 

Here P = 5000 

r = 10% 

t = 2 years 

4 

⎡ 10 ⎤ 

A = 5000 

⎢ 

1+ 

⎣ 200 ⎥ 

⎦ 

4 

⎡ 5 ⎤ 

= 5000 

⎢ 

1+ 

⎣ 100 ⎥ 

⎦ 

194481 

= 5000× 

160000 

194481 

= 

32 

= 6077.5 

Solution: 

4t 

r 

A= P ⎡ ⎢ 

1+ 

⎤ 

⎣ 100 ⎥ 

⎦ 

Here P = 1000 

r = 40% 

t = 1 years 

⎡ 40 ⎤ 

A = 1000 

⎢ 

1+ 

⎣ 100 ⎥ 

⎦ 

⎡ 10 ⎤ 

= 1000 

⎢ 

1+ 

⎣ 100 ⎥ 

⎦ 

14641 

= 1000× 

10000 

= 1464.1 

CI = 1464.1 - 1000 = 464.1 

4 

4 


Rs.4000 at 24% per annum for 3 

months, compounded monthly? 

(a) 244.83 (b) 4244.83 


Ans: (a) 244.83 

Solution: 

12t 

r 

A= P ⎡ 

⎢ 

1+ 

⎤ 

⎣ 1200 ⎥ 

⎦ 

Here P = 4000 

r = 24% 

1 

t = 3 months = 4 years 

⎡ 

⎢ 

⎣ 

24 

A = 4000 1 + 

1200 

⎡ 

⎢ 

⎣ 

1 

= 4000 1 + 

50 

CI = 4244.83 - 4000 = 244.83 

5. Find the present worth of Rs.9261 

due 3 years hence at 5% per 

annum compounded yearly? 

(a) 9261 (b) 8000 

(c) 9000 (d) 10000 

Ans: (b) 8000 

⎤ 

⎥ 

⎦ 

12× 1 

4 

⎤ 

⎥ 

⎦ 

Short-cut 

Present worth of Rs. A due n 

years hence is given by: 

A 

n 

Present worth = ⎛ R ⎞ 

⎜1+ 

⎟ 

⎝ ü ⎠ 

Solution: 

A 

P = 

n 

⎛ R ⎞ 

⎜1+ 

⎟ 

⎝ 100 ⎠ 

Here A = 9261 

R = 5% 

n = 3 years 

9261 

P = 

5 

3 

⎛ ⎞ 

⎜1+ ⎟ 

⎝ 100 ⎠ 

9261 

= 9261 

8000 

= 8000 

3 

51 51 51 

= 4000 × × × 

50 50 50 

530604 

= 

125 

= 4244.83

R 

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6. A certain sum of money doubles 

itself in 5 years. In how many 

years will it become 8 times at the 

same rate of compound interest? 

(a) 15 years 

(c) 5 years 

Ans: (a) 15 years 

(b) 10 years 

(d) 3 years 

Short-cut 

If a sum becomes x times in y 

years at CI then it will be x (n) 

times in ny years 

Solution: 

2 times in 5 years 

8 times 2 (3) in 3 x 5 = 15 years 

7. A sum of money tribles in 4 years. 

In how many years will it amount 

to 9 times at the same rate of 

compound interest? 

(a) 2 years 

(c) 8 years 

Ans: (c) 8 years 

Solution: 

3 times in 4 years 

(b) 4 years 

(d) 12 years 

9 times 3 (2) in 4 x 2 = 8 years 

8. At what rate percent compound 

interest does a sum of money 

become nine-fold in 2 years? 

(a) 50% (b) 100% 

(c) 15% (d) 200% 

Ans: (d) 200% 

Short-cut 

If a certain sum becomes ‘m’ 

times in ‘t’ years, the rate of 

compound interest ‘r’ is equal 

to 100 ⎡( ) 1 t 

m −1⎤ 

⎣ ⎦ 

Solution: 

Rate % = ( ) 1 2 

100 ⎡ 9 −1⎤ 

⎣ ⎦ 

= 100[3-1] = 100 x 2 = 200% 

9. At what rate percentage 

(compound interest) will a sum 

of money become 8 times in 3 

years? 

(a) 100% (b) 200% 

(c) 50% (d) 150% 

Ans: (a) 100% 

Solution: 

Rate % = ( ) 1 3 

100 ⎡ 8 −1⎤ 

⎣ ⎦ 

= 100[2-1] = 100% 

10. Find the difference between the 

compound interest and the simple 

interest for the sum of Rs.1500 at 

10% per annum for 2 years? 

(a) 1000 (b) 100 

(c) 50 (d) 15 

Ans: (d) 15 

Short-cut 

The difference between SI and CI 

on a certain sum of money for 2 

2 

years is PR 

2 

100 

Solution: 

P=1500 R = 10% 

2 

PR 1500× 10× 

10 

= = 

2 

15 

100 100× 

100 

11. The difference between the simple 

and the compound interest on a 

certain sum of money for 2 years 

at 4% per annum is Rs.1. Find the 

sum? 

(a) 625 (b) 125 


Ans: (a) 625 

Solution: 

2 

PR 

= 1 

2 

100 

P× 4× 

4 

= 1 

100× 

100 

100× 

100 

P = = 625 

4× 

4 

12. Find the difference between CI and 

SI on Rs.8000 for 3 years at 2.5% 

per annum? 

(a) 12.31 (b) 10.25 

(c) 15.125 (d) 20.38 

Ans: (c) 15.125 

Short-cut 

Difference between CI and SI for 

2 

3 year is PR ⎡ R ⎤ 

3 

2 

100 ⎢ 

+ 

⎣ 100⎥ 

⎦ 

Solution: 

Here P = 8000 

R = 2.5% 

Difference between SI and CI 

2 

PR ⎡ R ⎤ 

= 3 

2 

100 ⎢ 

+ 

⎣ 100⎥ 

⎦ 

8000× 2.5× 2.5 ⎡ 2.5 ⎤ 

= 3+ 

100× 100 ⎢ 

⎣ 100⎥ 

⎦ 

8000× 2.5× 2.5× 

302.5 

= 

100× 100× 

100 

8× 25× 25× 

3025 

= 

100× 100× 

100 

121 

= 

8 

= 15.125 

13. A certain sum of money invested at 

compound interest, compounded 

annually, becomes Rs.8820 in 2 

years and Rs.9261 in 3 years. Find 

the rate of interest and the sum? 

(a) 5%, 4000 (b) 5%, 8000 

(c) 10%, 4000 (d) 10%, 8000 

Ans: (b) 5%, 8000 

Short-cut 

A certain sum of money 

invested at compound interest, 

compounded yearly, becomes 

A1 in n years and Rs.A2 in (n+1) 

years then 

100 

Rate % = 

⎛ A ⎞ 

1 

P = A1 

⎜ ⎟ 

⎝ A 

2 ⎠ 

Solution: 

n 

( A − A ) 

A 

2 1 

1 

% 

( ) 

100 9261 8820 

Rate% = 

P = 

− 

8820 

× 

8820 

n 

⎛ A ⎞ 

1 

A1 

⎜ ⎟ 

⎝ A 

2 ⎠ 

2 

100 441 

= = 5% 

⎛8820 

⎞ 

= 8820⎜ ⎟ 

⎝ 9261 ⎠ 

2 

⎛20 

⎞ 

= 8820× ⎜ ⎟ 

⎝ 21 ⎠ 

= 8000 

POINTS TO REMEMBER 

1. Average of first ‘n’ natural numbers 

⎛n+ 

1⎞ 

= ⎜ ⎟ 

⎝ 2 ⎠ 

2. Average of first ‘n’ even numbers = n+1 

3. Average of first ‘n’ odd numbers = n 

4. Average of cons-ecutive numbers 

Revision 

Laws of exponents 

a xa = a 

m n m+n 

m 

a 

n 

a 

= a 

m n 

(a ) = a 

1 

m-n 

mn 

-n 

a = a 

n 

0 

a = 1 

(ab) = a xb 

⎛a⎞ 

⎜ ⎟ 

⎝b⎠ 

⎛1 

⎞ 

⎜ ⎟ 

⎝a 

⎠ 

n n n 

n 

-m 

= 

NOTE 

a 

b 

n 

n 

= a 

m 

POWERS OF 10 

10 0 = One 

10 1 = Ten 

10 2 = Hundred 

10 3 = Thousand 

10 4 = Myriad 

10 6 = Million 

10 9 = Billion 

10 12 = Trillion 

10 15 = Quadrillion 

10 18 = Quintillion 

10 21 = Sextillion 

First No. + Last No. 

= 

2

R 

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English 


1. Rani’s father did not consent 

______ her marriage to a 

shopkeeper. 

(a) for (b) with 

(c) in (d) to 

2. The teacher was annoyed 

______ the pupils for talking 

loudly 

(a) at b) with 

(c) towards (d) about 

3. If you had locked the car, the bag 

______ 

(a) will not have been stolen 

(b) cannot have been stolen 

(c) may not have be stolen 

(d) wouldn’t have been stolen 

4. The policeman asked me where 

______ 

(a) I am going (b) I was 

going 

(c) am I going (d) was I 

going 

5. A cartographer makes ______ 

(a) maps (b) cartoons 

(c) cartons (d) carts 

6. Rajan ______ to the temple with 

his grandma twice week 

If clause - Tips 

If clause -Type III 

Hcp hmIy¯nÂ if hcp `mKw past perfect 

(‘had+ppv’/‘had+been’/‘had+had’) BbmÂ 

Main clause Â would have/should have/could 

have/might have Fnhbnsemv FgpXn 

btijw verb sâ past participle form FgpX- 

Ww. 

eg: If you had told him about it, he would have 

helped you. 

(a) is usually going 

(b) is going usually 

(c) usually goes 

(d) will go usually 

7. ‘Boys will be boys’ - means 

(a) Boys will not be girls 

(b) Boys can’t become girls 

(c) Boys are mischievous 

(d) Children will always act like 


children 

8. You are panting ______? 

(a) Have you been running 

(b) Are you running 

(c) Were you running 

(d) Have you run 

9. It’s time we ______ the house. 

(a) paint (b) must paint 

(c) ought to paint 

d) painted 

10. If I were you, I ______ that 

property. 

(a) will not buy (b) would buy 

(c) shall not buy (d) didn’t buy 

11. He was attacked by a ______ 

robbers. 

(a) herd (b) gang 

(c) pack (d) flock 

12. After the party, most people were 

______ 

(a) calm (b) sober 

(c) sane (d) tipsy 

13. I am too impatient ______? 

(a) aren’t I? (b) amn’t I? 

(c) isn’t I? (d) do I? 

14. He asked me where ______ 

(a) had 

(c) will have 

17. How ______? 

(a) the post office is 

(b) is the post office 

(c) was the post office 

(d) the post office was 

15. Where justice prevails, 

the guilty would be 

convicted and the innocent 

______ 

(a) condemned 

(b) excused (c) acquitted 

(d) damned 

16. I wish I ____ a teacher. 

(b) have 

(d) has 

(a) happened the accident 

(b) the accident happened 

(c) did the accident happened 

(d) did the accident happen 

18. My sister is very good ______ 

cooking 

(a) in (b) about (c) at (d) for 

19. I’ll give you my telephone 

number ______ to contact me. 

(a) in case you will need 

(b) in case you would need 

(c) in case you need 

(d) in case you may need 

20. He wore a mask so that nobody 

______ him 

(a) would recognize 

(b) won’t recognize 

(c) can recognize 

(d) may recognize 

21. I am not satisfied ______ your 

work 

(a) at (b) on 

(c) with (d) by 

22. Don’t add insult to ______ 

(a) abuse (b) injury 

(c) wound (d) admiration 

23. When I reached my home, my 

wife ______ for me at the gate. 

(a) is waiting (b) waited 

(c) has waited (d) was waiting 

24. He is taller than ______ 

(a) me (b) I 

(c) them (d) their 

25. Would you mind ______me 

some money 

(a) to lend (b) lent 

(c) in lending (d) lending 

26. Syria is now currying favour 

with USA. Meaning of the idiom 

underlined is 

(a) favouring (b) obliging 

(c) pleasing (d) annoying 

27. Report: 

He said “I am disappointed.” 

(a) He said that he had been 

disappointed 

(b) He said that he is disappointed 

(c) He said that I was disappointed 

(d) He said that he was disappointed 

28. If you had come in time, you 

______ the Minister. 

(a) could see 

(b) could be seen 

(c) can see 

(d) could have seen 

29. The higher you go ,______ 

(a) the air will be lighter 

(b) the lighter the air will be 

(c) the air is light 

(d) the lighter will be the air 

30. The Phrase ‘modus operandi’ 

means 

(a) method of cultivation 

(b) method of administration 

(c) method of operation 

(d) method of treatment 

31. The plural form of bureau is 

(a) beaures (b) beaurea 

(c) bureaux (d) bureaos 

32. Which word is correctly spelt? 

(a) hygiene (b) higyene 

(c) hygyene (d) higiene 

33. Which phrase replaces the 

words ‘to destroy completely’ ? 

(a) to root out 

(b) to taken back 

(c) to take up arms 

(d) to alleviate 

34. The fire brigade was called to 

______ the fire 

(a) go down (b) put out 

(c) get off (d) let out 

35. Which of the following is an 

opposite of ‘enmity’? 

(a) friend (b) foe 

(c) hatred (d) love 

36. Which of the following is a 

synonym for ‘indifference’? 

(a) sympathy (b) antipathy 

(c) sadism (d) neutral 

37. Gopal as well as his brothers 

______very proficient in sports 

(a) are (b) is 

(c) have been (d) stand 

38. This is not an authentic copy of 

the agreement. It is a______one 

(a) duplicate (b) authorised 

(c) fake (d) foul 

39. Though he is younger, he is 

senior ______ me in service. 

(a) to (b) than 

(c) more (d) from 

40. Unless you ______, you will fail 

(a) study (b) don’t study 

(c) are not studying 

(d) studies 

Answer Key 

1. D¯cw: (d) to 

2. D¯cw: (b) with 

• annoybpsS IqsS with F 

preposition D]-tbm-Kn-¡p-p. 

3. D¯cw: (d) wouldn’t have 

been stolen 

• ‘if clause’ past perfect tense 

Â hcp-t¼mÄ main clause Â 

would+have+PPV D ≠m-I-Ww-. 

C-hnsS passive formÂ Bb- 

Xn-\mÂ have Ignªv been 

IqSn D]-tbm-Kn-¡-Ww. 

4. D¯cw: (b) I was going 

• CsXmcp Reported speech

R 

14 Veto 


BWv. Reported speech Â 

Subject \v tijta Auxiliary 

verb D]-tbm-Kn-¡m-hq, am{Xhp-aÃ 

Auxiliary verb past Dw 

Bbn-cn-¡Ww. 

5. D¯cw: (a) maps 

6. D¯cw: (c) usually goes 

• Hcp hmIy-¯nÂ usuallyF 

hm¡v hmÂ B hmIyw 

simple present emWv km[m-c- 

W-bmbn D]-tbm-Kn-¡p-Xv. 

7. D¯cw: (d) Children will 

always act like children 

8. D¯cw: (c) Were you running 

- \o HmSp-I-bm-bn-cptm? 

9. D¯cw: (d) painted 

• It is time Ignªv Hcp subject 

\v tijw blank hcp-s¦nÂ 

B `mKw simple past Â 

thWw Fgp-tX≠- -Xv. 

10. D¯cw: (b) would buy 

• ‘If clause’ simple past emsW- 

¦nÂ Main clause Â would+V 

D m-I-Ww. 

11. D¯cw: (b) gang 

12. D¯cw: (b) sober 

13. D¯cw: (a) aren’t I 

• Question tag Â amn’t Fv 

D]-tbm-Kn-t¡- n-h-cp kml-Ncy-§-fnÂ 

(Cw¥o-jnÂ amn’t I 

Fsmcp {]tbm-K-an-Ãm-¯- 

Xn-\mÂ) aren’t I Fv D]-tbm- 

Kn-¡-Ww. 

14. D¯cw: (d) The post office 

was 

• Xncn¡p hmIyw reported 

speechÂ DÅXmWv. Hcp 

reported speechFÃmbvt¸mgpw 

statement cq]¯nepÅXv 

Bbncn¡pw. AXmbXv subject 

\v tijw am{Xta Auxiliary 

verb/main verb FgpXm³ 

]mSpÅp ChnsS, post 

office F ]ZamWv report 

sN¿s¸tS `mKs¯ subject 

FXn\mÂ ‘was’ AXn\v 

tijta tNÀt¡≠ XpÅp. 

am{XaÃ reporting verb Bb 

‘asked’ past tense BbXn 

\mÂ hmIyw apgph³ past 

tenseÂ Bbncn¡pIbpw 

thWw. AXn\mÂ (a) option 

D¯cambn FSp¡m\pw 

IgnbnÃ. 

15. D¯cw: (c) acquitted 

16. D¯cw: (a) had 

• I wish I Ign-ªmÂ simple 

past D]-tbm-Kn-¡-Ww. 

17. D¯cw: (d) did the accident 

happen 

• CsXmcp introgative sentence 

Bb-Xn-\mÂ Question word 

IgnªmÂ auxiliary verb Dw 

AXp Ignªv am{Xta Subject 

Dw D]-tbm-Kn-¡m-hq. did 

Ignªv hcp verb sâ root 

form am{Xta D]-tbm-Kn-¡mhq 

F-Xn-\mÂ (c) D¯-c-am-¡m³ 

Ign-bn-Ã. 

18. D¯cw: (c) at 

• good,clever Fn-h-tbm-sSm¸w 

‘at’ F preposition BWv D]- 

tbm-Kn-t¡- -≠Xv. 

19. D¯cw: (c) in case you need 

• in case IgnªmÂ km[m-c-Wbmbn 

simple presentcq]-¯neqÅ 

`mKw Fgp-X-Ww. 

20. D¯cw: (a) would recognise 

• Xn-cn-¡p hmIy-¯nse 

verb ‘past’ Bb-Xn-\mÂ option 

se past form D]-tbm-Kn-¡-Ww. 

All - Tips 

All + plural Noun + Plural Verb 

eg: All students were given a 

good opportunity 

21. D¯cw: (c) with 

• ‘satisfy’ F verb t\msSm¸w 

with F preposition tNÀ¡ 

Ww. 

22. D¯cw: (b) injury 

• ‘Add insult to injury’ FXv Hcp 

idiom (ssien) BWv. 

• ‘Add insult to injury’ means to 

make a bad experience even more 

painful. {]XnIqeamb AhØ 

IqSpXÂ tamiam¡m³ th≠n 

]cnlkn¡pItbm A]am\n 

¡pItbm sN¿pI. 

23. D¯cw: (d) was waiting 

Tense - Tips 

`qXIme¯nÂ \S c≠ v 

{]hr¯nIfnÂ IqSpXÂ \o ≠ p 

\nÂ¡pXns\ Ipdn¡phm³ 

past continuous (was/were 

+v+ing) Dw complete 

sNbvXXns\ Ipdn¡m³ 

simple past (S+past form of 

verb OR s+ did+verb) Dw D] 

tbmKn¡pp. 

24. D¯cw: (b) 

• Comparative degree epÅ 

hmIyamWnhnsS sImSp¯ncn 

Personal 

Pronoun 

Subject 

form 

Object 

form 

1 st Person I, we me, us 

2 nd Person You You 

3 rd Person 

he, she, 

it, they 

him, her, 

it, them 

¡pXv. Comparative degree 

bnÂ ‘than’\v tijw subject 

cq]amWv \ÂtI ≠Xv. Xncn 

¡p option IfnÂ ‘I’ 

am{XamWv subject cq]¯nep 

ÅXv. 

25. D¯cw: (d) lending 

l ‘would you mind’ IgnªmÂ 

‘ing’ form D]tbmKn¡Ww 

26. D¯cw: (c) pleasing 

27. D¯cw: (d) He said that he 

was disappointed. 

Reported speech - tips 

• Statement cq]¯nepÅ hmIy 

s¯ dnt¸mÀ«v sN¿pXn 

\mbn Double inverted comma 

bv¡v ]pd¯pÅXv FSps¯ 

gpXn that tNÀ¯ tijw 

hmIy¯nse auxiliary verb s\ 

past B¡nbmÂ aXn. 

• Auxiliary verb CÃm¯]£w 

Main verb sâ Past Dw Main 

Verb Xs Past BsW¦nÂ 

AXnsâ past perfect Dw 

FgpXWw. was/were s\ had 

been B¡n amäWw. 

28. D¯cw: (d) could have seen 

• ‘If clause’ past perfect 

tense Â (had + ppv/had 

+ been) BsW¦nÂ main 

clauseÂ would have+ppv 

AsÃ¦nÂ could have + ppv 

D mbncn¡Ww. 

9. D¯cw: (b) the lighter the air 

will be 

• ‘The more ........... The more sâ 

{]tbmKamWnhnsS \ÂIn 

bncn¡pXv. 

Animal Homes 

Ant - Hill or Formicary 

Bat - Roost, Cave 

Bear - Den 

Beaver - Lodge 

Bee - Hive 

Bird - Nest 

Cat - Cattery, Lain Den 

Cattle - Barn, Byre, 

Pasture, Stable 

Chicken - Coop, Run 

Dog - Kennel 

Fox - Earth, Den, Hole, 

Lair 

Hare - Form 

Horse - Paddock, Stable, 

v 

v 

(The + comparative form + sub 

+ verb + the + comparative 

form + sub + verb) 

10. D¯cw: (c) method of operation 

11. D¯cw: (c) bureaux 

12. D¯cw: (a) hygiene 

13. D¯cw: (a) to root out D\vaqe\w 

sN¿pI 

14. D¯cw: (b) put out 

go down - to descend; to 

decrease 

get off - to stop; to disembark 

let out - to release 

15. D¯cw: (d) love 

16. D¯cw: (d) neutral 

17. D¯cw: (b) is 

• c≠ hyXykvX subject 

Isf X½nÂ ‘as well as’ D] 

tbmKn¨v Iq«nt¨À¡pt¼mÄ 

BZy subject sâ GIhN\ 

_lphN\ kz`mha\pkcn¨v 

thWw Auxiliary verb/main 

verb D]tbmKnt¡ ≠Xv. 

18. D¯cw: (c) fake 

19. D¯cw: (a) to 

• senior, junior, inferior, superior, 

prefer, refer Fnhtbm 

sSm¸w ‘to’ preposition D] 

tbmKn¡Ww. 

20. D¯cw: (a) study 

• unless hcp `mK¯v no, not 

XpS§o s\KÁohv ]Z§Ä 

D ≠mIm³ ]mSnÃ. Unless Ign 

ªpÅ ‘you’ _lphN\ 

ambXv sIm≠ study F 

_lphN\ {Inb D]tbmKn 

¡pIbpw thWw. 

Lion - Den 

Mole - Burrow, 

Fortress, 

Tunnel 

Pig - Pen, Sty 

Rabbit - Warren, 

Burrow,Conygarth, 

Hutch 

Sheep - Fold, Pen 

Snake - Nest 

Spider - Web 

Squirrel - Drey 

Termite - Mound 

Tiger - Lair 

Wolf - Lair, Den

R 

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tZymXIw 

• kzX-{´-amb AÀ°-an-Ãm-¯ 

Xpw Hcp hmN-I-t¯mSv tNÀv 

\nÂ¡p-t¼mÄ AÀ°-ap-Å- 

Xp-amb i_vZs¯ tZymXIw 

Fv ]d-bp-p. 

• `mj-bnse {][m\ tZymX-I-§- 

fmWv KXn, LS-Iw, hymt£- 

]-Iw, tIhew 

KXn 

• hn`-àn-tbmSv tNÀp-\nÂ 

¡p-Ibpw Hcp hmN-I-¯nsâ 

]qÀW-Xbv¡v D]-tbm-Kn-¡p-- 

Xp-amb i_vZw 

DZm: XmÂ, F¦nÂ, 

sIm≠ v, sXm«v, Ipdn-¨v, ]t£, 

]än, hsc, apXÂ, DusS, \nv 

P\-en-eqsS NmSn 

→ DusS 

ac-¯nÂ \nv hoWp 

→ \nv 

D¸v sXm«v IÀ¸qcw hsc 

→ sXm«v, hsc 

LSIw 

• ]Z-§-tftbm hmIy-§-sftbm 

Iq«n tNÀ¡p i_vZw 

DZm: Dw, Hm, Fn«pw 

DuWpw Dd-¡hpw CÃ 

→Dw 

Ctm \msftbm hcpw 

→Hm 

Rm³ ]d-ªp Fn«pw 

Ah³ tI«nÃ→Fn«pw 

hymt£-]Iw 

• ]d-bp BfpsS sshImcnI 

AÀ°s¯ P\n-¸n-¡p 

tZymXI i_vZw 

• kt´m-jw, ZpxJw, AÛpXw 

XpS-§nb Ah-Ø-IÄ 

DZm: At¿m!, Iãw!, Bhq!, 

lmbv!, tO! 

aebmfw 

tIhew 

• KXn, LS-Iw, hymt£-]Iw ChbnÂ 

s]Sm¯ tZymXI i_vZ- 

§-fmWv tIhew 

DZm: G, Du, htm? 

AhÄ kXyta ]dbq (G, Du) 

A½ hpthm (htm?) 

\n]mXw 

• ip²-amb tZymX-I-§-fmWv 

\n]mXw 

DZm: Dw, H, G 

Ahybw 

• hmNIw i_vZw Zpjn-¨p- ≠mb 

tZymX-I-§-fmWv Ahybw 

DZm: Ipdn¨v (Ip-dn-¡pI F 

{Inb-bnÂ \nv) 

sIm≠ v (sIm-ÅpI F hmNI 

i_vZ-¯nÂ \nv) 

apäp-hn\ ]äp-hn\ 

• {]m[m\yw A\p-k-cn¨v {Inb- 

Isf apäp-hn-\, ]äp-hn\ Fn- 

§s\ c ≠mbn Xncn¡mw 

(hn\ FmÂ {Inb FmWv 

AÀ°w) 

apäp-hn\ 

• ]qÀW-amb {Inb Fv AÀ°am-¡p-p. 

kzX-{ý-ambn 

\nÂ¡m³ Ign-bp {Inb-IfmWv 

apäp-hn\ 

DZm: HmSp-p, NmSp-p, Ifn¨p 

]äp-hn\ 

• A]qÀW-amb {Inb-bmWv ]äphn\. 

aäp ]Z-§sf B{i-bn¨v 

\nÂ¡pp 

DZm: Ccp-, ]d-ª, HmSm³ 

Ccp h ≠n, ]dª Imcyw, 

HmSm³ t]mbn 

• ]äp-hn-\sb kz`mhw A\p-kcn¨v 

t]sc-¨w, hn\-sb¨w Fv 

Xncn¡mw 

t]sc¨w 

• t]cns\ AYhm \mas¯ 

B{i-bn¨v \nÂ¡p ]äp-hn-\. 

\mamwKw Fpw Adn-b-s¸- 

Spp. 

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hÅ-t¯mÄ 

• i_vZ-Kw-ò-c³ F-dn-b-s¸-Spp 

• tIc-f-¯nsâ tZiob Ihn, BØm\ Ihn 

• 1922 Â shbnÂkv cmP-Ip-am-c³ \ÂInb 

]«pw-h-fbpw \nc-kn¨p 

• 1924 Â ssh¡w kXym-{K-l-¯nÂ ]s¦-Sp¯p 

• 1937 Â a{Zmkv kÀ¡mÀ BØm\ Ihn-bmbn 

{]Jym]n¨p 

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• tIcf hmevaoIo, tIcf SmtKmÀ Fo t]cp-I-fnÂ Adn-b-s¸-Sp-p. 

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D²-c-Wn-IÄ 

• "XymK-sa-tX t\«w Xmgva-Xm-\-`yp-Xn' þ Fsâ Kpcp-\m-Y³ 

• "aäpÅ `mj-IÄ tIhew [m{Xn-amÀ 

aÀXy-\p-s]-ä½ X³ `mj-Xm³' þ Fsâ `mj 

• "`mc-X-sa t]cp-tI-«mÂ A`n-am\ ]qcn-Xam 

IW-a-µ-cwKw tIc-f-sap tI«mÂ Xnf-bv¡Ww tNmc Rc-¼p-I-fnÂ' 

þ Fsâ `mj 

• "an ≠n-¯p-S-§m³ {ian-¡p ]n©nfw 

Np ≠n-t·-e-½n-ª-¸m-en-t\msSm¸w 

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1. Controlled oxidation of methanol 

gives? 

a) Methanoic acid 

b) Methanol 

c) Carbon dioxide and water 

d) Methane [ P a n c h a y a t 

Secretary - 2008] 

Ans: (a) Methanoic acid 

2. Coconut water contains a plant 

hormone called? 

a) Auxin b) Cytokinin 

c) Gibberellin d) Riboflavin 

[Junior Timekeeper - 2011] 

Ans: (b) Cytokinin 

3. Density of water is maximum at 

_____ degree celsius? 

a) 0 b) 4 

c) 50 d) 100 

[Confidential Assistant Gr.II - 

2012] 

Ans: (b) 4 

4. A mixture of two gases are called 

‘Syn gas’. Identify the mixture 

a) CO and N 2 

b) CO 2 

ad N 2 

c) CO and H 2 

d) CO 2 

and H 2 


2017] 

Ans: (c) CO and H 2 

5. The concept of radio transmission 

was first demonstrated by the 

famous Indian Scientist 

a) J.C. Bose 

b) C.V. Raman 

c) Vikram Sarabai 

d) Homi J. Bhabha 

[Women SI of Police - 2016] 

Ans: (a) J.C. Bose 

6. Doldrums found in the region of 

a) Equatorial b) Temperate 

c) Polar d) Desert 

Ans: (a) Equatorial 

[Confidential Asst. - 2012] 

7. International day of peace? 


b) September 21 

Previous 


c) October 24 

d) October 26 


Ans: (b) September 21 

8. Incredible India is associated with 

a) cricket b) tourism 

c) festivals d) bollywood 


Ans: (b) Tourism 

9. The newspaper published by Mrs. 

Annie Besant? 

a) Mahratta b) Common wheel 

c) Bangabas d) Kesari 


Ans: (b) Common Wheel 

10. The system of Ombudsman was 

first introduced in? 

a) Sweden b) India 

c) USA d) Switzerland 


Ans: (a) Sweden 

11. The first longest Express way in 

India? 

a) Delhi - Mumbai 

b) Varanasi - Gaya 

c) Luknow - Agra 

d) Bombay - Thane 

[Women Civil Excise Officer - 

2018] 

Ans: (c) Luknow - Agra 

12. “Three Mistakes of My Life” is a 

book authored by 

a) Chetan Bhagat 

b) Jhumpa Lahiri 

c) Kamala Das 

d) Shashi Tharoor 


Ans: (a) Chetan Bhagat 

13. Kuthiramalika at Trivandrum 

palace complex was constructed 

by 

a) Swathithirunal 

b) Marthandavarma 

c) Dharmaraja 

d) Sri Chithirathirunal 


Ans: (a) Swathithirunal 

14. The first floating ATM in the world 

is set up in a Jankar boat operating 

between? 

a) Kochi and Kodungalloor 

b) Kochi and Alapuzha 

c) Kottayam and Kumarakam 

d) Kochi and Vaipin 


Ans: (d) Kochi and Vaipin 

15. The first Woman Vice Chancellor 

of Kerala 

a) Dr. Jancy James 

b) Sherin Ratnagar 

c) Anwar Jahan Zuberi 

d) Dr. Hansa Mehta 

[Forester - 2012] 

Ans: (a) Dr. Jancy James 

16. The UN day is celebrated on? 


b) March 23 

c) October 24 d) June 5 

Ans: (c) October 24 


17. India’s highest honour award to a 

sports person? 

a) Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna 

Award 

b) Arjuna Award 

c) Dronacharya Award 

d) Falke Award [Forester - 2012] 

Ans: (a) Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna 

18. Satya Sodhak Samaj was founded 

by? 

a) Jyotibha Phule 

b) Narayana Guru 

c) Gopal Lal Valong 

d) Bhaskar Rao Jadav 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2013] 

Ans: (a) Jyotibha Phule 

19. Yellow revolution is associated 

with the production of 

a) Rice b) Oil Seeds 

c) Wheat d) Sunflower 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2013] 

Ans: (b) Oil Seeds 

20. The soils formed due to intense 

leaching in areas of high 

temperature and rainfall 

a) Black Soil b) Laterite Soil 

c) Alluvial Soil d) Red Soil 


Ans: (b) Laterite Soil 

21. Which among the following is a 

hill station 

a) Madurai b) Indore 

c) Amritsar d) Darjeeling 


Ans: (d) Darjeeling 

22. The pattern for the organisation 

of NSS was evolved from 

a) SNDP 

b) Servants of India Society 

c) Yogakshema Sabha 

d) Sadhujana Paripalana 

Sangham 


Ans: (b) Servants of India 

Society 

23. Which state has adopted the 

strategy introducing chess in all 

students 

a) Madhya Pradesh 

b) Maharashtra 

c) Andhra Pradesh 

d) Tamil Nadu 


Ans: (d) Tamil Nadu 

24. Director of the film ‘Dam 999’ 

a) Adoor Gopalakrishnan 

b) Sohen Roy 

c) Priyadarshan 

d) Salim Ahammed 


Ans: (b) Sohen Roy 

25. Which is known as ‘God Particle’ 

a) Higgs Boson 

b) Mesons 

c) Fermions d) Quarks 


Ans: (a) Higgs Boson 

26. Ex-officio members of the 

National Human Rights 

Commission are 

a) Chairperson of National 

Commission for Minorities 

b) Chairperson of National 

Commission for Women 

c) Chairperson of National 

Commission for Scheduled 

Castes 

d) All of above 

[Assistant Gr. II - 2013]

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Ans: (d) All of above 

27. A body of rules, regulating 

size, composition powers and 

functions of three branches of 

government and their relationship 

with each other is called 

a) Law of jurispruence 

b) Civil law 

c) Constitutional law 

d) Municipal law 


Ans: (c) Constitutional law 

28. A computer program that 

converts an entire program into 

machine language is called 

a) Interpreter b) Simulator 

c) Compiler d) Commander 


Ans: (c) Compiler 


web browser 

a) Mozilla b) Opera 

c) Google d) Chrome 


Ans: (c) Google 

30. _______ is a virtual network of 

libraries of different academic 

institutions 

a) BRNET b) INFLIB NET 

c) NIC NET d) UGC NET 


Ans: (b) INFLIBNET 

31. Which of the following are the 

two main components of the 

CPU? 

a) Control Unit and registers 

b) Registers and main memory 

c) Control Unit and ALU 

d) ALU and Bus 


Ans: (c) Control Unit and ALU 

32. Which is the national nodal 

agency for responding to 

computer security incidents as 

and when they occur? 

a) CAT b) ICERT 

c) CCA d) CDAC 


Ans: (b) ICERT 

33. USB stands for _______ 

a) Universal Serial Bus 

b) Universal Synchronous Bus 

c) Unified Serial Bus 

d) Ultra Speed Bus 


Ans: (a) Universal Serial Bus 

34. The very high speed semiconductor 

memory which can speed up CPU 

a) Main Memory 

b) Cache Memory 

c) Primary Memory 

d) Secondary Memory 


2017] 

Ans: (b) Cache Memory 

35. Indian business plan for creating 

and augmenting basic rural 

infrastructure 

a) Make in India 

b) Bharat Nirman 

c) Startup Indian 

d) IRDD 


Ans: (b) Bharat Nirman 

36. In which year the National 

Development Council (NDC) was 

established 

a) 1948 b) 1950 

c) 1952 d ) 1 9 5 7 

[University Asst. - 2016] 

Ans: (c) 1952 

37. KSEB was formed in the year 

a) 1957 b) 1956 

c) 1958 d ) 1 9 5 9 

[University Asst. - 2016] 

Ans: (a) 1957 

38. Name the heaviest next generation 

rocket launched by ISRO 

a) GSLV D5 b) GSLV Mark III 

c) PSLV C-20 d) PSLV C-27 


Ans: (b) GSLV Mark III 

39. Name the first travalogue in 

Malayalam 

a) Vedatarkam 

b) Varthamana Pusthakam 

c) Leelathilakam 

d) Chathurvarnyam 


Ans: (b) Varthamana Pusthakam 

40. The largest Taluk in Kerala is 

a) Eranad 

b) Thaliparambu 

c) Mukundapuram 

d) Thalasseri 

[Beverages Asst. - 2009] 

Ans: (a) Eranad 

41. The first woman Supreme Court 

Judge was 

a) Fathima Beevi 

b) Annachandi 

c) Kadambini Ganduli 

d) Leela Seth 


Ans: (a) Fathima Beevi 

42. The Head Guarters of World Health 

Organisation (WHO) 

a) Paris b) Geneva 

c) New York d) Washington 


Ans: (b) Geneva 

43. Hopman cup is associated with 

a) Tennis b) Cricket 

c) Baseball d) Football 


Ans: (a) Tennis 

44. The number of schedules to the 

constitution of India 

a) 9 b) 10 c) 11 d) 12 

[Junior Asst. - 2009] 

Ans: (d) 12 

45. Subsidiary Alliance System was 

introduced by 

a) Lord Auckland 

b) Warrier Hastings 

c) Lord Cornwallis 

d) Lord Wellesley 

[KSEB Junior Asst. - 2009] 

Ans: (d) Lord Wellesley 


First Prime Minister of Travancore Pattom Thanupillai 

Last Prime Minister of Travancore Paravoor T.K.Narayana Pillai 

First Prime Minister of Kochi 

Last Prime Minister of Kochi 

46. Botanical survey of India has its 

head quarters at 

a) Mysore b) Banglore 

c) Kolkata d) Madras 


Ans: (c) Kolkata 

47. The famous pilgrim centre of 

Vaikom is situated on the banks 

of 

a) Ashtamudi Lake 

b) Vembanad Lake 

c) Bekal Lake 

d) Kumbala Lake 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2015] 

Ans: (b) Vembanad Lake 

48. Charges of corruption in Local 

governments are investigated by 

a) Lokpal 

b) Lokayukta 

c) Special tribunals 

d) Ombudsman 

[Administrative Asst. - 2016] 

Ans: (d) Ombudsman 

49. The protector of the rights of 

citizens in a democracy 

a) Judiciary 

b) Political Parties 

c) Legislature d) Executive 


Ans: (a) Judiciary 

50. Height of the Anamudi Peat 

a) 2650 m b) 2695 m 

c) 2690 m d) 2685 m 


Ans: (b) 2695 m 

Panambally Govinda Menon 

Ikkanda Warrier 

First Chief Minister of Thiru-Kochi Paravoor T.K. Narayana Pillai 

Last Chief Minister of Thiru-Kochi Panambally Govinda Menon

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Topic III Kerala Politics 


1. 1 st general election in Kerala was 

conducted during? 

1957 

February 28 - March 11, 

2. Total number of constituencies 

where the first election was 

conducted? 

114 

3. Total number of elected members 

in the first election? 

126 (12 two member 

constituency) 

4. First Anglo indian nominee to 

Kerala Legislative Assembly? 

William Hamilton D’cruz 

5. First Kerala Ministry led by EMS 

was came into power on? 

5 April 1957 

6. First Comunist Ministry in Asia 

which came in power through 

ballot? 

EMS Ministry 

7. Total number of Ministers in the 

First Kerala Ministry? 

11 

8. First Opposition Leader? 

P.T.Chacko 

9. No. of women members in First 

Legislative Assembly? 

6 

10. Head of a Legislative Assembly? 

Speaker 

11. First Speaker of Kerala Legislative 

Assembly? 

R.Sankara Narayanan 

Thampi 

12. The Speaker who used casting 

votes most number of times? 

A.C.Jose 

13. Due to liberation struggle, EMS 

Ministry was dismissed on? 

July 31, 1959 

14. Founder President of Travancore 

State Congress (1938)? 

Pattom A. Thanupillai 

15. Only person who became the Chief 

Minister of Thirukochi & Kerala & 

Prime Minister of Travancore? 


16. Party formed by Pattom 

Thanupillai? 

Praja Socialist Party 

17. First Kerala Chief Minister who 

resigned from office? 


18. First Deputy Chief Minister of 

Kerala? 

R. Sankar 

19. The only Chief Minister of Kerala 

who was dismissed through a 

non-confidence motion? 

R. Sankar 

20. First Kerala Chief Minister who 

completed the term of office? 

C. Achutha Menon 

21. First Finanance Minister who 

presented the budget of Kerala 

State? 

C.Achutha Menon (June 

7, 1957) 

22. The Chief Minister who 

implemented dies non? 

C. Achutha Menon 

23. The longest continuosly serving 

Chief Minister of Kerala? 

C. Achutha Menon (2364 

days) 

24. The Kerala politician known as 

‘Leader’? 

K. Karunakaran 

25. The person who became the Chief 

Minister of Kerala most number of 

times? 

K. Karunakaran [Four 

times] 

26. Shortest Serving Kerala Ministry? 

K. Karunakaran Ministry 

[1977, one month] 

27. The Chief Minister at the time of 

prohibition of arrack (1996) was? 

A.K. Antony 

28. Shortest Serving Chief Minister of 

Kerala? 

C.H. Muhammed Koya 

29. First Communist Chief Minister in 

Kerala who completed the tenure? 

E.K. Nayanar 

30. Longest Serving Chief Minister of 

Kerala? 

E.K. Nayanar [4009 days] 

31. Kerala Chief Minister when 

Kudumbasree Mission was 

formed? 

EMS 

E.K. Nayanar 

First Kerala Ministry 

32. The Chief Minister who 

introduced the policy ‘Sutharya 

Keralam’? 

Oommen Chandy 

33. Chief Minister who inagurated 

Vizhinjam Project & Kochi 

Metro? 

Oommen Chandy 

34. Oldest Chief Minister of Kerala? 

V.S. Achuthanandan 

35. The Legislative Assembly in 

which Pinarayi Vijayan became 

the Chief Minister? 

14 th Legislative Assembly 

36. 12 th person to become the Chief 

Minister of Kerala? 

Pinarayi Vijayan 

37. 22 nd Chief Minister of Kerala? 

Pinarayi Vijayan 

38. The Finance Minister who 

presented maximum number 

of budgets in Kerala Legislative 

Assembly? 

K.M. Mani 

39. Longest Serving Member & 

Longest Serving Minister of 

Kerala Legislative Assembly? 

K.M. Mani 

40. First member of Legislative 

Assembly disqualified under 

Anti-defection Law? 

R. Balakrishna Pillai 

41. The 23 rd Governor of Kerala? 

Chief Minister 

C. Achuthamenon Finance 

T.V. Thomas 

K.C.George 

K.P. Gopalan 

T.A.Mageed 

P.K.Chathan Master 

Joseph Mundassery 

K.R. Gouri 

V.R. Krishna Iyer 

Dr. A.R. Menon 

Transport, Labour 

Food, Forest 

Industry 

PWD 

Local Self Government 

P. Sadasivam 

Education, Co-operation 

Revenue, Excise 

Law, Electricity 

Health

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1. Which of the following protocols 

is used for e-mail? 

a. TCP/IP b. FTP 

c. VTP d. SMTP 


example of e-mail and Internet 

Relay Chat (IRC) related crimes? 

a. E-mail spoofing 

b. E-mail spamming 

c. E-mail bombing 

d. All of these 

3. Which of the following key 

combinations is used to close 

a window in windows operating 

system? 

a. Ctrl + A b. Ctrl + Esc 

c. Alt + F4 d. Ctrl + Alt + Del 

4. Most websites have a main page, 

_______ acts as a doorway to 

the rest of the website pages 

a. Search Engine b. Home page 

c. Browser d. URL 

5. ‘Save as’ option is found in which 

menu? 

a. Format b. File 

c. Edit d. Insert 

6. When was the Information 

Technology Act came into force 

in India? 

a. May 16, 2000 b. June 9, 2000 

c. July 9, 2000 

d. October 17, 2000 

7. Who is the administrative head of 

state secretariat? 

a. Governor b. Chief Secretary 

c. Chief Minister 

d. Advocate General 

8. Who was the Constitutional 

Advisor to the Constituent 

Assembly? 

a. B.N. Rao b. Dr. B.R.Ambedkar 

c. Dr. Rajendra Prasad 

d. Dr. Sachidananda Sinha 

9. When did the constituent Assembly 

adopt our National Flag? 

a. January 26, 1950 

b. January 22, 1947 

c. November 26, 1949 

d. July 22, 1947 

10. How many times, has the 

preamble to the constitution been 

amended so far? 

a. once b. twice 

c. thrice d. four 

11. Which fundamental right can’t 

be suspended even during an 

emergency under the Article 352 

of the constitution? 

a. Right to equality 

b. Right to Life 

c. Right to constitutional remedies 

d. Right of religion 

12. The first chairman of the Kerala 

State Human Rights Commission 

was ________ 

a. Justice J.B.Koshy 

b. Justice K.G.Balakrishnan 

c. Justice M.N.Krishnan 

d. Justice M.M.Pareed Pillai 

13. Which disease is caused by the 

disintegration of motor neurons 

in the brain? 

a. Addison’s disease 

b. Acromegaly 

c. Parkinson’s disease 

d. Cushing’s Syndrome 

14. Which of the following is not 

associated with the process of 

blood clotting? 

a. Fibrinogen b. Calcium 

c. Vitamin K d. Haemoglobin 

15. Who introduced the term ‘Gene’ 

for the hereditary factors? 

a. Wilhelm Johannsen 

b. Grigor Mendel 

c. Alice Jeffrey 

d. Har Govind Khorana 

16. By which name are 16th group 

elements known? 

a. Carbon family 

b. Nitrogen family 

c. Oxygen family 

d. Halogen family 

17. Who introduced the Plum pudding 

model of atom? 

a. J.J.Thomson b. John Dalton 

c. Niels Bohr 

d. Ernest Rutherford 

18. In which year did Max Plank get 

Nobel prize for quantum theory of 

light? 

a. 1916 b. 1905 

c. 1918 d. 1917 

19. If the velocity of a moving object is 

doubled its kinetic energy will be: 

a. Doubled b. Tripled 

c. Halved d. Four times 

20. The ultimate cause of water 

movement in a plant stem against 

gravity is? 

a. Osmosis b. transpiration 

c. photosynthesis d. diffusion 

21. Which one of the following is the 

unit of activity of a radioactive 

source? 

a. Lux b. Becquerel 

c. Tesla d. Siemens 

22. Glass is a _________ 

a. Vitrified liquid 

b. crystalline mateiral 

c. semi-solid 

d. sublimation of iodine 

23. The term ‘light year’ is a unit 

employed in measuring 

a. intensity of light b. distance 

c. speed of light d. time 

24. When did Gandhiji start individual 

passive resistance? 

a. 1920 b. 1917 

c. 1940 d. 1906 

25. Who was the Finance Minister of 

the Interim Government of 1946? 

a. Liaquat Ali Khan 

b. Dr. John Mathai 

c. R.K.Shanmugham Chetti 

d. Syama Prasad Mukherjee 

26. Who founded ‘Abhinav Bharat 

Society’ (Young India Society)? 

a. Suryasen b. V.D.Savarkar 

c. Bhagat Singh 

d. Veeresalingam Panthulu 

27. Which of these rivers originates 

from Nasik in Maharastra? 

a. Krishna b. Mahanadi 

c. Kaveri d. None of these 

28. In which Indian state is the Rohtang 

pass situated? 

a. Himachal Pradesh 

b. Uttarpradesh 

c. Jammu & Kashmir d. Sikkim 

29. In which year was the project 

Elephant launched? 

a. 1973 b. 1972 

c. 1982 d. 1992 

30. The Partition of Bengal was 

repealed in the year 

a. 1905 b. 1907 

c. 1909 d. 1911 

31. The hot dry wind that blows in 

north India during summer is: 

a. Fohn b. Chinook 

c. Loo d. Westerlies 

32. Dona Paula is a Chief Port in the 

state of: 

a. Odisha b. Andra Pradesh 

c. Gujarat d. Goa 

33. India’s oldest iron and steel 

industry is 

a. TISCO at Jamshedpur 

b. TISCO at Burnpur 

c. Durgapur iron and steel plant 

d. Rourkela Iron and steel plant 

34. Where is the Central Food 

Technological Research Institute 

situated? 

a. Bengaluru b. Kolkata 

c. Delhi d. Mysore 

35. The Term Green Revolution has 

been used to indicate higher 

production through? 

a. Creation of Grasslands 

b. Enhanced agricultural 

productivity per hectare 

c. creation of gardens in urban areas 

d. planting more trees 

36. During the colonial rule in India, 

the permanent settlement was 

introduced by? 

a. Lord Curzon b. Lord Bentick 

c. Lord Wellesly 

d. Lord Cornwallis 

37. Who among the following started 

the newspaper SomPrakash? 

a. Dayanand Saraswati 

b. Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar 

c. Raja Ram Mohan Roy 

d. Surendranath Banerjee 

38. The standard of living in a country 

is represented by its? 

a. Unemployment rate 

b. Poverty Ratio 

c. Per capita income 

d. National income 

39. The implementation of Jawahar 

Rojgar Yojana rests with? 

a. District Collector 

b. Gram Panchayat 

c. Union Government 

d. State Government 

40. In terms of Human Development 

Index, India falls under the 

following category? 

a. very low b. low 

c. high d. medium 

41. Narendra Modi laid the foundation 

stone of first hindu temple to be 

built in __________ 

a. Saudi Arabia b. Abu Dhabi 

c. Qatar d. Malaysia 

42. Which Indian state is planning to 

have a flag of its own 

a. Karnataka b. Nagaland 

c. Himachal Pradesh 

d. Maharastra 

43. A cosmic event not seen in 36 

years, a rare ‘super blue blood 

moon’ was glimpsed on ______ 

a. 2018 December 23 

b. 2018 January 20 

c. 2018 February 3 

d. 2018 January 31 

44. Book titled “Dilli Meri Dilli: Before 

and After 1998” was written by 

a. Aravind Kejriwal 

b. Prashant Bhushan 

c. Sheila Dikshit d. Sonia Gandhi 

45. First international Dam safety 

conference 2018 was held in ___ 


b. Kochi 

c. Palakkad d. Idukki 

46. The only Keralite who got 

Padmavibhushan award in 2018: 

a. Lakshmikutty 

b. Dr. M.R.Rajagopal 

Answer: c. P.Parameswaran 

1.b d. 2.c Anantha 3.a 4.d 5.c Subrahmanian 

6.b 7.d 8.d 9.c 10.d 

47. 11.c Which 12.c 13.c is the 14.c first 15.c state 16.c 17.a in India 18.c 

19.b started 20.d 21.d floating 22.c 23.c market? 24.d 25.d 26.c 

27.d a. 28.b Maharashtra 

29.c 30.c 31.b 32.c 33.c 34.c 

35.b b. 36.c Jammu 37.a 38.c Kashmir 39.c 40.c 41.d 42.c 

43.d c. 44.c West 45.c Bengal 46.c 47.d d. 48.c Nagaland 49.c 50.d 

48. 51.d Which 52.c 53.c is the 54.b first 55.b forest 56.d 57.c product 58.a 

59.d 60.d 61.c 62.d 63.a 64.b 65.c 66.a 

that has received Geographical 

67.b 68.d 69.b 70.c 71.d 72.d 73.b 74.b 

Indication tag? 

75.d 76.d 77.b 78.b 79.b 80.a 81.c 82.c 

83.c a. 84.c Gass 85.d Forest 86.a 87.d b. Nilambur 88.b 89.c Teak 90.c 

91.c c. 92.c Silent 93.d valley 94.c 95.d d. Forest 96.c 97.c blome 98.a 

49. Which district won 2017 

99.c 100.c

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kerala state Junior Athletic 

Championship? 

a. Kozhikode b. Palakkad 

c. Ernakulam d. Trivandrum 

50. Kerala Budget 2018 was 

presented on? 

a. 30 th January b. 31 st January 

c. 1 st February d. 2 nd February 

51. Who wrote the book, 

‘Vigraharadhana Khandanam’ 

to oppose the practice of idol 

worship in temple? 




d. Vaikunda Swamikal 

52. The small buildings for worship 

founded by Vaikunda Swamikal 

are known by the name 

a. Ayyavazhi b. Nizhal Thangal 

c. Arul Nool d. None of these 

53. Who founded the “Greater Ezhava 

Association”? 

a. T.K.Madhavan 

b. Sree Narayana Guru 

c. Kumaranasan d. Dr. Palpu 

54. In which district is Meenvallam 

Project launched? 

a. Palakkad b. Thrissur 

c. Malappuram d. Kozhikode 

55. ‘Himagiri’ is a high yieiding 

variety of ............... 

a. Ginger b. Arecanut 

c. Coconut d. Sesamum 

56. Which is known as ‘the coir 

village of India’? 

a. Alappuzha b. Ambalappuzha 

c. Vayalar d. Thakazhi 

57. Who started the daily ‘Mithavadi’? 

a. C. Krishnan 

b. Moorkoth Kumaran 

c. C.V.Kunhiraman 

d. M.Govindan 

58. In which year was Kerala State 

Planning Board established? 

a. 1956 b. 1957 

c. 1967 d. 1965 

59. Thatwa Prakashika Ashramam 

was established by 

a. Vagbhatananda Gurudevar 

b. Shivaprasad 

c. Sivananda Paramahamsa 

d. Vayath Swami 

60. The birth place of the famous 

classic painter Raja Ravi Varma 

a. Thripunithura b. Kilimanoor 

c. Kottayam d. Perunna 

61. t{]£-I³ FmÂ ImgvN- 

¡m-c³ Fm-WÀ°w. FmÂ 

t{]j-I³ F ]Zw AÀ°-am- 

¡p-Xv .............. FmWv 

a. hnZq-j-I³ 

b. Ab-bv¡p BÄ 

c. ImWn d. t{]cn-¸n-¡p BÄ 

62. hr²n F ]Z-¯nsâ hn]-co-X 

-]Zw 

a. A`n-hr²n b. £bw 

c. buh\w d. iàn 

63. kamkw GsXv ]d-bpI þ 

ssIIm-ep-IÄ 

a. XXv]p-cp-j³ b. _lp-{holn 

c. ZznKp-k-amkw d. Zzµz³ 

64. tLmjm-£cw AÃm-¯-tXXv? 

a. _ b. L c. [ d. V 

65. ‘A new broom sweeps clean’ - 

kam-\-amb ]g-s©mÃv? 

a. DÅXp ]d-ªmÂ Ddnbpw 

Nncn¡pw 

b. anp--sXÃmw s]mÃ 

c. ]p¯-\¨n ]pc-¸pdw Xq¡pw 

d. Imäp-Å-t¸mÄ XqäWw 

66. Xmsg sImSp-¯n-cn-¡p--h-bnÂ 

icn-bmb hmIyw GXv? 

a. tbmKw XpS§n Hcp aWn-¡qÀ 

Ign-ª-Xn-\p-ti-j-amWv a{ń 

F¯n-b-Xv 

b. Hmtcm ]mThpw {i²m-]qÀÆw 

]Tn-¡Ww 

c. kt½f\-¯n\v GI-tZiw 

]Xn-\m-bn-c-t¯mfw t]À ]s¦- 

Sp¯p 

d. Rm³ km[m-cW H¼Xp 

aWn¡v kvIqfnÂ t]mhp-I-bmWv 

]Xnhv 

67. Im¡-\m-S³ F XqenIm 

\ma-¯n-\p-Sa? 

a. tPmÀÖv Fw. hÀ¤okv 

b. sI.-C. a¯mbn 

c. Sn.-hn.-tPm-k^v 

d. tPmÀÖv hÀ¤okv 

68. ip²-amb {]tbmKw GXv? 

a. ]p\Àkrãn b. ]p\-Êrãn 

c. ]p\-krãn d. ]p\x-krãn 

69. Xmsg sImSp-¯n-cn-¡p-- -h-bnÂ 

kmam-\y-\maw GXv? 

a. apÃ b. abnÂ 

c. \£-{X-§Ä d. KwK 

70. Xr¸mZw ]ncn-s¨-gp-Xp-t¼mÄ In«p- 

Xv? 

a. Xr+]mZw b. Xr]v+]mZw 

c. Xncp+]mZw d. XrIv+]mZw 

71. Pass me the newspaper _______? 

(Add a proper question tag) 

a. don’t I? b. shall I? 

c. aren’t I d. will you? 

72. If you pass this difficult 

examination, it will be a feather 

in your cap. Choose the correct 

meaning of the given idiom 

a. you will get a very good job 

b. you will feel proud of it 

c. your parents will be very happy 

d. No answer 

73. The antonym of word Garrulous is, 

a. gruesome b. creative 

c. quiet d. exaggerated 

74. Change into passive voice: 

I saw him leaving the house 

a. He had been seen 

leaving the house 

b. He was seen to be leaving the 

house 

c. Leaving the house he was seen 

by me d. He was seen 

leaving the house by me 

75. No other vehicle is so fast as 

aeroplane (Rewrite using 

comparitive degree) 

a. Aeroplane is fastest vehicle 

b. Aeroplane is faster than any 

other vehicle 

c. Aeroplane is faster than most 

other vehicle d. Very few vehicle 

are so fast as aeroplane 

76. He __________ TV since morning 

a. have watched 

b. is watching 

c. have been watching 

d. has been watching 

77. He said, “What a beautiful Scene!” 

Change into indirect speech 

a. He said that what a beautiful 

scene it was 

b. He wondered that it was a beautiful 

scene 

c. He exclaimed what a beautiful 

scene it was 

d. He exclaimed that it was a very 

beautiful scene 

78. Choose the incorrect sentence: 

a. Politics is a dirty game 

b. Twenty miles is a long distance 

c. She did nothing but sang 

d. His father is an S.D.O. 

79. One who thinks that human nature 

is essentially evil 

a. Agnostic b. Cynic 

c. Sceptic d. Misogynist 

80. Jacob together with his children 

......... gone for picnic 

a. has b. have 

c. are d. had 

81. A train travelled 180 km in 4 hours. 

Another train passed the same 

distance in a time which is one 

hour less than that taken by the 

first train. What is the difference 

between the distances passed by 

these two trains in one hour? 

a. 20 km b. 45 km 

c. 25 km d. 15 km 

82. Find the least perfect square 

number, which is completely 

divisible by 2, 4, 6 and 8 

a. 256 b. 442 c. 144 d. 484 

83. A student travelling to 4km/hr, he 

reached his college 5 minutes 

before time. If he travelled 3km/ 

hr he would reach his college 

5 minutes late. The distance 

between his home and college is? 

a. 10km b. 2km 

c. 5km d. 7km 

84. Find the maximum possible length 

of rod that can be placed inside a 

box of length 12cm, breadth 9cm 

and height 8cm 

a. 17cm b. 18cm 

c. 13cm d. 14cm 

85. 20 women can finish a work in 18 

days. How many women more are 

necessary to finish the same work 

in 15 days 

a. 24 b. 26 c. 4 d. 14 

86. What annual payment will 

discharge a debt of Rs.1025 

due in 2 years at the rate of 5% 

compound interest? 

a. Rs.550 b. Rs.551.25 

c. Rs.560 d. Rs.560.75 

87. In a co-educational secondary 

school 65% of the students are 

boys. If there are 224 girls in the 

school. Find the number of boys 

in the school? 

a. 416 b. 415 c. 420 d. 428 

88. The difference between two 

numbers is 8 and their ratio is 

5:1. Find the numbers? 

a. x=9, y=2 b. x=10, y=2 

c. x=8, y=1 d. x=6, y=5 

89. The sum of the ages of a son and 

father is 56 years. After 4 years 

the age of father will be 3 times 

that of the son. Find the father 

age? 

a. 52 b. 48 c. 44 d. 40 

90. 

a. 1 b. 2 c. 6.65 d. 7.75 

91. If 6 th March, 2005 is Monday. 

What was the day of 6 th March, 

2004? 

a. Sunday b. Saturday 

c. Tuesday d. Wednesday 

92. Sheela is facing south. She 

turned left and travelled 15m 

and turned left and travelled 

7m. Lastly she turned west and 

travelled 15m. How far is Sheela 

now from the starting point? 

a. 15m b. 8m c. 7m d. 30m 

93. Crime : Sin :: Speak : ? 

a. Conservation b. Silence 

c. Say d. Shout 

94. PAIN : QDNU :: ? : UDSR 

a. TIME b. TANK 

c. TUNE d. THIN 

95. Find out the missing letter 

U, O, I, ? A 

a. C b. S c. G d. E 

96. Complete the series 

2, 3, 8, 27, _____ 

a. 132 b. 112 c. 118 d. 80 

97. A man said to woman “Your 

only brother’s son is my wife’s 

brother”. How is the women 

related to the man’s wife? 

a. Mother b. Aunt 

c. Sister d. Father 

98. Find odd one out 

a. Ear b. Kidney 

c. Lungs d. Liver 

99. Flower is to Bouquet as Minister 

is to ________ 

a. Department b. Constituency 

c. Voter d. Cabinet 

100. If A stands for +, B stands for 

-, c stands for x, then what is the 

value of (10 C 4) A (4 C 4) B 6? 

a. 60 b. 56 c. 50 d. 46 

Answer: 

1. d 2. d 3. c 4. b 5. b 6. d 7. b 8. a 9. d 10.a 11.b 

12.d 13.c 14.d 15.a 16.c 17.a 18.c 19.d 20.b 21.b 

22.a 23.b 24.c 25.a 26.b 27.d 28.a 29.d 30.d 31.c 

32.d 33.a 34.d 35.b 36.d 37.b 38.c 39.b 40.b 41.b 

42.a 43.d 44.c 45.a 46.c 47.c 48.b 49.b 50.d 51.a 

52.b 53.d 54.a 55.a 56.c 57.b 58.c 59.a 60.b 61.b 

62.b 63.d 64.a 65.c 66.b 67.d 68.d 69.c 70.c 71.d 

72.b 73.c 74.d 75.b 76.d 77.d 78.c 79.b 80.a 81.d 

82.c 83.b 84.a 85.c 86.b 87.a 88.b 90.d 92.c 93.d 

94.b 95.d 96.b 97.b 98.a 99.d 100.c

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Price 

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`500 

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hne-¡n-gnhv 

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`350 

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Comp/Corp-Asst,Ldc,Lgs,Lp/Up, Hsa, 


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2017-18 

B\pImenIw 

1. P\-§-fpsS ]cm-Xn-IÄ 

Hm¬sse-\mbn kzoIcn¨v 

{ZpX-K-Xn-bnÂ XoÀ¸v 

IÂ¸n¡p--Xn-\mbn "P\- 

lnX' F sh_v t]mÀ«Â 

Bcw-`n¨ kwØm\w? 

sXe-¦m\ 

2. 2017 Â IÀj-IÀ¡v th≠ n 

slÂ¸vsse³ \¼À Bcw- 

`n¨ kwØm\w? 

PmÀJÞv 

3. IS-enÂ \npw AssPh amen- 

\y-§Ä tiJ-cn¨v kwkvI-cn- 

¡p--Xn\v th ≠n-bpÅ tIcf 

kÀ¡mÀ ]²Xn? 

ipNnXz kmKcw 

4. 2017 Â IpSp-w-_{iobpsS 

kmln-Xy-ta-fbv¡v thZn-bmb 

PnÃ? 

tImgn-t¡mSv 

5. 2017 se SAARC Artists Camp sâ 

thZn 

t\¸mÄ 

6. 2017 Â Handicap International 

sâ KpUvhnÂ Aw_m-kn-UÀ 

Bbn \nb-an-X-\m-bXv 

s\bvaÀ 

7. Cýbn-em-Zy-ambn sF.-hn.- 

F^v (In Vitro Fertilisation) kmt¦- 

XnI hnZy-bn-eqsS P\n¨ 

]ip-¡p«n? 

hnPbv 

8. {_n«ojv imkv{X-ÚÀ ASp- 

¯nsS hnI-kn-¸n¨ temI- 

¯nse Gähpw sNdnb kÀPn- 

¡Â tdmt_m«v? 

Versius 

9. HmIvkn-P³ £mas¯ 

XpSÀv Fgp-]-Xn-tesd Ip«n- 

I-fpsS ac-W-¯n\nS-bm-¡nb 

Zpc´w \S Bip-]{Xn? 

_m_m cmLhv Zmkv 

saUn-¡Â tImtfPv 

(sKm-c-Jv]qÀ, D¯À{]-tZ-iv) 

10. {ioIrjvWsâ Nn{Xw shÅn 

\mW-b-¯nÂ Bte-J\w 

sN¿m³ Xocp-am-\n¨ cmPyw? 

Republic of Chad 

11. "Cý-bpsS BZy sdbnÂth 

Unkm-ÌÀamt\Pvsaâ v' 

hntÃPv \ne-hnÂ hcp-Xv? 

slÖme (_w-K-fq-cp) 

12. Cým þ ]mIv hn`-P\w B[mc-am¡n 

BZy-ambn Hcp ayqknbw 

Øm]n-X-am-bXv? 

Aar-ÕÀ 

13. Cþ shln-¡nÄ t]mfnkn 

AwKo-I-cn¨ BZy Cý³ 

kwØm\w? 

IÀ®m-SI 

14. Shaheed Gram Vikas Yojana ]²Xn 

Bcw-`n¨ kwØm\w? 

PmÀJÞv 

15. Foreign Exchange Reserve dm¦nw- 

KnÂ Cý-bpsS Øm\w? 

6 

16. bp.-Fkv {]kn-Uânsâ 

sU]yq«n AknÌâ v Bbpw 

{]n³kn-¸Â sU]yq«n {]Êv 

sk{I-«dn Bbpw \nb-an-X 

-\mb Cý³ hwi-P³? 

cmPvjm 

17. Water ATM Bcw-`n¨ Cý³ 

\Kcw? 

sslZ-cm_mZv 

18. India - America kwbpà anen-«dn 

A`ymkw 2017? 

bp²v A`ymkv 

(hm-jnw-KvS¬) 

19. 2017 Â A´-cn¨ Cý-bpsS 

BZy Hfn-¼nIv kzn½À? 

jwtjÀ Jm³ 

20. 2017 Â kzmX-{ý-¯n-\mbn 

lnX-]-cn-tim-[\ \S-¯nb 

kvs]bn-\nse {]hniy? 

Imä-tem-Wnb 

21. Zqc-ZÀi³ Bcw-`n-¡p 

]pXnb ]cn-ØnXn Nm\Â? 

Un.-Un. {]IrXn 

22. A´m-cmjv{S GI-Zn\ {In¡- 

änÂ Gähpw thK-¯nÂ 9000 

d¬kv t\Snb Xmcw? 

hncmSv tImlven 

23. 2017 Â km¼-¯nI imkv{X 

-¯n-\pÅ s\mt_Â k½m- 

\-¯n\p ]cn-K-Wn-¡-s¸« 

Cý³? 

cLpdmw cmP³ 

24. ‘The Buried Giant’ BcpsS 

{]ikvX t\mh-emWv? 

Ikpthm Cjn-Kptdm 

25. 2017 Â ^n^ kkvs]â v sNbvX 

^pSv-t_mÄ sÛ-td-j³? 

]m¡n-Øm³ 

26. 2017 Â I½o-j³ sNbvX 

Cý³ t\hn-bpsS {][m\ 

bp²-I-¸Â? 

INS Kiltan 

27. \aman KwKm ]²-Xn-¡mbn 

[\-k-lmbw \ÂIp _m¦v 

YES BANK 

28. 2017 Cýþdjy kwbpà anen- 

«dn A`ymkw? 

INDRA - 2017 

29. Cý-bnse BZys¯ Id³kn 

clnX Zzo]v? 

IcmwKv (a-Wn-¸qÀ) 

30. ATM kuI-cy-apÅ temI- 

¯nse BZy bp²-I-¸Â? 

INS hn{I-am-ZnXy (SBI ATM) 

31. Pn.-F-kv.Sn Iu¬kn-ensâ 

cq]o-I-c-W-hp-ambn _Ô-s¸«v 

`c-W-L-S-\-bnÂ ]pXp-Xmbn 

DÄs¸-Sp-¯nb A\p-tOZw? 

279 A 

32. 2017 Â A´-cn¨ tIc-f-¯nÂ 

\npÅ temIvk-`mwKw? 

C.- A-l-½Zv 

33. N{µ-\nÂ Imep-Ip-¯nb Ahkm-\s¯ 

hyàn 2017 Â Aćn-¨p. 

Bcm-W-t±lw? 

bqPo³ skÀ\³ 

(bp.-F-kv.-F) (1972 Â BWv 

At±lw N{µ-\nÂ Cd-§n-b-Xv) 

34. 2017 Â A´-cn¨ kmlnXy 

s\mt_Â tPXm-hmb 

Ico-_n-b³ Ihn? 

sUanIv hmÂtIm«v 

35. 2017 Â ssN\okv A¡m-Zan 

Hm^v kb³kv Is -≠¯nb 

¹mÌn-¡ns\ `£n-¡p 

^wKkv? 

Aspergillus Tubingensis 

36. kÀÆin£m A`n-bmsâ `mKambn 

tI{µ Kh¬saâ v Bcw- 

`n¨ sh_v t]mÀ«Â? 

Shagun 

37. 2017 Â Cý þ ssN\ kv{Smä- 

PnIv Ub-temKv aoän\v thZn-bmbXv? 

s_bvPnwKv 

38. temI-¯nse Gähpw 

\ofw IqSnb ssk¡nÄ]mX 

\nÀ½n¨ cmPyw? 

ssN\ (5 ssaÂ Zqcw) 

39. PÀ½-\n-bpsS 12-þm-aXv {]kn- 

Uâmbn Xnc-sª-Sp-¡-s¸« 

hyàn? 

{^m¦v hmÄ«À Ìo³an-bÀ 

40. CâÀ\m-j-WÂ tamWn-ädn 

^nsâ (IMF) Z£n-tW-jy-bnse 

BZy s{Sbn-\nwKv skâÀ 

Bcw-`n¨ Øew? 

\yqUÂln 

41. 2018 temI-]p-kvXI Xe-Øm- 

\-ambn UNESCO Xnc-sª-Sp¯ 

Øew? 

GX³kv ({Ko-kv) 

2017 sImWm{In (Kn-\n-b) 

42. ASp-¯nsS NATO (North Atlantic 

Treaty Organisation) Â AwK-amb 

cmPyw? 

tam≠ n-s\t{Km 

(29-þm-aXv cmPyw) 

43. 2017Â Hm¬sse³ hnÚm- 

\-tIm-i-amb hn¡n-]o-Unb 

\ntcm-[n¨ cmPyw? 

XpÀ¡n 

44. {^m³knsâ ]pXnb {]kn- 

Uâmbn Xnc-sª-Sp-¡-s¸-«Xv? 

C½m-\p-hÂ amt{Im¬ 

({]-[m-\-a{ń þ FUzm-^n-en-¸v) 

45. 2017 Â temI F¡-tWm-anIv 

t^mdw ]pd-¯p-hn« IW-¡p- 

{]-Imcw temI-¯nse Gähpw 

Xnc-t¡-dnb \K-c-§-fnÂ 

Hmw Øm\w? 

[m¡ 

46. ASp-¯nsS sX¡³ ssN\- 

bnepw tlmt¦mMv Xoc-§- 

fnepw hoin-b-Sn¨ Npg-en-¡mäv? 

lmtäm 

47. 2017 Â hmÀ¯m {]m[m\yw 

t\Snb tdmlnwKy P\-hn-`m-K- 

§Ä ImW-s¸-Sp cmPyw? 

aym³amÀ 

48. 2017 Â ]£n-¸\n tcmK-hn-ap-à 

-ambn {]Jym-]n¨ cmPyw? 

Cý 

49. cmPys¯ BZy Cý³ 

C³Ìn-äyq«v Hm^v kvInÂkn\v 

Xd-¡-Ãn-«Xv Fhn-sS-bmWv? 

Im¬]qÀ (D-¯À{]-tZ-iv) 

50. Cý-bnse BZy ^vtfm«nwKv 

Fe-saâdn kvIqÄ Bcw-`n¨ 

kwØm\w? 

aWn-¸qÀ 

(tem-IvSmIv XSm-Iw)

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Chief Editor 

Darsan Unni S.G. 



Editors 


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Type Setting 

Reeja Suresh 

Rejani Rajeev 


Sajad 


Santhosh 


Arun G.G. 

Parvathy 


Muhammed Badusha S. 

Santhosh 

Subash 


Praseeda 

Sumi 

Rejitha 

Veena 

kz]v\-§Ä ImWp--hÀ¡p-Å-XmWv hnPbw 

Nncn-bpsS Hcp \nan-j-¯n-\-¸pdw Nn´-bpsS A\-´-km-[y-X-IÄ Xpd-p-X-cp--h-bmWv \Ã 

t{Smfp-IÄ. Cu tkmjyÂ anUo-bm-Im-es¯ Ipªp-®n-amjpam-cm-Wv \½psS t{Smf³amÀ Fv 

]d-bmw. Gsd {]N-cn¨ t{SmÄ {In¡äv ae-bm-f-¯nsâ Hcp t{SmÄ Nn{X-am-Wv apI-fnÂ. {Ku≠nÂ 

]cn-io-e-\-¯n-\n-S-bnse C¯ncn CS-th-f-bnÂ I®-S¨v aeÀp-In-Sv hn{i-an-¡p hncmSv sImlven. 

sImlven hn{i-a-¯nepw Nnń-¡p-Xv sF.-]n.-FÂ. Inco-S-hp-ambn \nÂ¡p--XmWv Fv FUnäv 

sNbvXv Im«n-bn-S-¯mWv t{SmÄ hnS-cp--Xv. 

Cv {In¡äv temIs¯ Gähpw Xe-sb-Sp-¸pÅ t]cp-XsbmWv hncmSv sImlven 

bptS-Xv. km£mÂ k¨n³ ctaiv sS≠ pÂ¡-dpsS sdt¡m-Up-IÄ adn-I-S-¡p-sav {]Xo-£n- 

¡-s¸-Sp--h³. UÂln-bnse km[m-c-W-¡m-c-\mb ]¿-\nÂ\nv temI-{In-¡-änsâ Aa-c 

-¡m-c-\n-te-¡pÅ bm{X-bnÂ sImlven Hmtcm Zn\hpw I≠ n-«p≠- m-IpI C¯cw Hcm-bncw 

kz]v\-§Ä Xs-bm-hpw. kz]v\w ImWp--hÀ am{X-amWv hnP-bn-I-fm-Ip--Xv F kpµ-c-amb 

Nn´ IqSn-bmWv Cu t{SmÄ. 

kz]v\-§-sf-¸än F.-]n.-sP. A_vZpÄ Iemw C§s\ ]d-bp-p: "Dream is not that which 

you see while sleeping, dream is something that does not let you sleep’’. Dd-¡-¯nÂ ImWp--XÃ 

Dd-§m³ A\p-h-Zn-¡msX \n§sf ]cn-{i-a-¯nsâ ]mX-bnÂ ]nSn¨p \nÀ¯p--h-bmWv kz]v\- 

§Ä. hnPbw kp\n-Ýn-X-am-¡m³ hncmSv sImlven I≠ kz]v\-§Ä {In¡-änsâ CXn-lm-k- 

§Äs¡m¸w Abmsf DbÀ¯n-b-Xp-t]mse, A_vZpÄ Iemw Xsâ kz]v\hoYn-bn-eqsS Cýsb 

temI-cm-Py-§-fpsS ap³\n-c-bnÂ \S-¯n-b-Xp-t]mse \n§-fpsS kz]v\-§Ä¡pw Hcp-]m-Spt]-cpsS 

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Maths (Simple Interest) 14 

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GKfor 

Beginners 

Wave Theory 

Physics 

1. Sixth state of matter 

Fermionic condensate 

2. Unit of magnetic flux 

Weber 

3. Einstein proposed General theory 

of relativity in the year 

1915 

4. Instrument that regulates the 

resistance or current in a circuit 

Rheostat 

5. Photoelectric effect was 

discovered by 

Henrich Hertz 

6. Image formed in concave lens 

Virtual and erect 

7. Power of lens is 

Dioptre 

8. Minimum distance required for 

the production of Echo 

17 meters 

9. Waves used in distant photography 

Infrared rays 

10. Device used to detect heat 

radiation 

Thermocouple 

11. The shape of mass-acceleration 

graph for constant force 

Hyperbola 

Quantum Theory 

science 

12. Unit of acceleration 

m/s 2 

13. Gamma rays was discovered by 

Paul Williard 

14. Working principle of Atom Bomb 

Nuclear Fission 

15. Working principle of Hydrogen 

Bomb 

Nuclear Fusion 

16. Working Principle of Dynamo/ 

Generator 

Electromagnetic Induction 

17. Device used to convert AC to DC 

Rectifier 

18. Voltage of torch cell 

1.5V 

19. Potential difference between any 

two phase lines 

400 V 

20. Potential difference between one 

phase and one neutral 

230 V 

21. Radio active element used to treat 

cancer 

Cobalt 60 

22. Instrument used to reproduce 

sound when once it is recorded 

Phonograph 

General Theorems in Physics 

Quantum Optic Theory 

Corpuscular Theory 

Law of Conservation of Momentum 

Law of Conservation of Mass 

Law of Gravitation 

Law of Conservation of Energy 

Electromagnetic Theory 

Christian Huygens 

Max Plank 

E.C.G. Sudarsan 

Newton 

Newton 

Lavoisier 

Newton 

Albert Einstein 

James Clark Max Well 

23. One Pico meter is equal to 

10 -12 m 

24. The change of frequency 

experienced by the receiver either 

because of the relative motion of 

the source or receiver or both is 

termed as 

Doppler effect 

25. Device used by navigators in the 

18 th century to determine time 

Chronometer 

26. The temperature scale which does 

not read negative value 

Kelvin 

27. Speed of β particle 

2 x 10 8 m/s 

28. Unit of luminous intensity 

Candla 

29. The escape velocity of moon 

2.4 km/sec 

30. Law of inertia was formulated by 

Galileo 

31. What is the working principle of 

nuclear reactor 

Nuclear Fission 

32. Device used to convert DC to AC 

Inverter 

33. Unit of Self Induction 

Henry 

34. Which is the strongest force in 

nature 

Nuclear Force 

35. Who discovered the phenomenon 

of Natural radio activity 

Henry Becqueral 

36. Wilhelm Rontgen discovered 

X-rays in 

1895 

37. Time taken by moon light to reach 

earth 

1.3 sec 

38. Blue colour of the sky was 

explained by 

Lord Railey 

39. Infrared rays were discovered by 

William Hershel 

40. Ray used to disinfect equipment 

used for operation 

UV rays 

Chemistry 

1. Planetary model of atom was 

proposed by 

Rutherford 

2. Phosgene is a mixture of 

Carbon monoxide and 

chlorine 

3. Most abundant element in earth 

crust 

Aluminium 

4. Isotope used for the treatment of 

skin cancer 

Phosphorus - 32 

5. Modern periodic table was 

discovered by 

Henry Moseley 

6. The first artificial element in the 

periodic table 

Technetium 

7. Law of Triads was put forward by 

Dobereiner 

8. Chemical name of Gypsum 


9. The blue coloured mineral of 

aluminium 

Lapis Lazuli 

10. Bell metal is an alloy of 

Copper, Tin 

11. The fuel used in rockets 

Liquid Hydrogen 

12. The substance which is used as 

coolant in ice plants 

Ammonia 

13. The chemical used in photographic 

films 

Silver bromide 

14. The acid which is used in lead 

storage batteries 

Sulphuric acid 

15. The solution used to detect 

glucose in urine 

Benedict’s solution 

16. Glass used to make lenses and 

prisms 

Flint glass 

17. Artificial sweetener used by the 

diabetic patients 

Aspartame 

18. Chemical name of Brown coal 

Lignite

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19. The acid which is known as spirit 

of salt 

Hydrochloric acid 

20. The acid used as a sedative in 

hypnotism 

21. Wonder drug 

Barbituric acid 

Aspirin 

22. pH of milk 

6.5 

23. Metal present in tube light 

Molybdenum 

24. Most electropositive stable 

element 

Caesium 

25. Catalyst used in contact process 

(Manufacturing of Sulphuric 

Acid) 

Vanadium Pentoxide 

26. Oxygen was discovered by 

Joseph Priestley 

27. Metal present in tobacco 

Polonium 

28. The most poisonous substance 

Arsenic 

29. Ore of Uranium 

Pitch Blende 

30. The metal which shows poorest 

electrical conductivity 

Lead 

31. Electron were discovered in 

1897 

32. Isotope was discovered by 

Frederic sodi 

33. Metal used in atomic clock 

Caesium 

34. Chemical name of water 

Dihydrogen monoxide 

35. Most soluable gas in water 

Ammonia 

36. The acid used to test the purity 

of gold 

Nitric acid 

37. Element used for the 

vulcanisation of rubber 

Sulphur 

38. The metal known as anomalous 

metal 

Mercury 

39. First artificial plastic 

Bakelite 

40. The compound which is added 

to petrol to prevent engines from 

knocking 

Lead 

BIOlogy 

1. Scientist who discovered that the 

body of animal is made up of cell 

Theodar Schwann 

2. Energy currency of the cell 

ATP 

3. Basic building blocks of proteins 

Amino acids 

4. The first artificially synthesised 

vitamin 

Vitamin C 

5. Deficiency disease of Vitamin B1 

Beriberi 

6. Eye disease due to the increased 

pressure in the eyeball 

Glaucoma 

7. Pigment that gives colour to the 

skin 

Melanin 

8. The part of the brain on which 

alcohol affect 

Cerebellum 

9. Oral Polio vaccine was discovered 

by 

Albert Sabine 

10. Largest blood vessel in the human 

body 

Aorta 

11. Plasma protein which controls 

blood pressure 

Albumin 

12. Blood cells giving immunity to the 

body 

WBC 

13. Mineral which is essential for 

blood clotting 

Calcium 

14. Lung disease caused by corona 

virus 

SARS 

15. Normal glucose level 

80-120 mg/100ml of blood 

16. The organ in which iron is largely 

stored 

Liver 

17. The organ which purifies blood by 

filtration 

Kidney 

18. First bone bank of India is 

established at 

Chennai 

19. Largest muscle in human body 

Gluteus maximus 

20. Endocrine gland which is known 

as Biological clock 

Pineal gland 

21. Causative organism of Malaria 

Plasmodium 

22. Disease which is known as 

German Measels 

Rubella 

23. The only plant hormone that exists 

in gaseous state 

Ethylene 

24. Scientific name of Tulsi 

Ocimum Sanctum 

25. The gaseous exchange in plants 

takes place through 

Stomata 

26. A class of drugs used to treat 

anxiety and depression 

Tranquiliser 

27. The organ which stores large 

amount of vitamin A 

Liver 

28. Plants that grows in desert are 

known as 

Xerophytes 

29. The plant hormone which is 

largely present in coconut water 

Cytokinins 

30. Study of Algae 

Phycology 

31. Vitamin which is abundant in Milk 

Vitamin A 

Code 

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- Vegetarian day 

- Geriatric day 

- Community Blood Donation Day 

- World Smile Day 

- World Music Day 

2017-18 Indian Super League 

Champions 

Runner UP 

Golden Ball 

Golden Boot 

32. Enzyme present in tears 

Lysozyme 

33. Colour blindness was discovered 

by 

John Datton 

34. Hypermetropia can be corrected 

by 

Convex lens 

35. Study of nose 

- Chennayin FC 

- Bangaluru FC 

- Sunil Chetri 

(Bangaluru FC) 

- Ferran Corominas 

(FC Goa) 

Emerging 

Player Award - Lalruatthara 

(Kerala Blasters) 

Rhinology 

36. Movement of plants towards 

light 

Phototropism 

37. Rate of photosynthesis is 

maximum in 

Red light 

38. Plants used for making chewing 

gum 

Suppota 

39. Father of Indian Ecology 

R. Mishra 

40. Plants get water through the 

roots because of 

Capillarity

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Big 

1. A computer programme that is used to 

convert an assembly language to machine 

language is? 

a. Compiler b. Interpreter 

c. Assembler d. Comparator 


Ans: (c) Assembler 

• Programes that is used to convert a program 

written in other languages to machine 

languages 

Translators 

• Language that can be used to create programs 

Programming language 

• Only one language understood by the computer 

Machine language 

• Machine language is also known as binary 

language 

• Translation programe which convert high level 

language to machine language 

Compiler 

• A compiler compiles entire program at once 

• Translation programe which takes single 

instruction at a time as input and convert into 

machine language 

Interpreter 

• First commercially available high level language 

FORTRAN 

• Programming language used for business data 

processing 

COBOL 

• Language used for internet 

JAVA 

• The programing language Java was developed 

by 

James Gosling 

• Languages used for the creation of web pages 

HTML, PHP, Java Script 

• HTML was developed by 

Tim Bernerss Lee 

• The programming language which is used for 

making applets 

Java 




• The company which develops Java 

Sun Micro systems 

• Earlier name of Java 

Oak 

• World’s first object oriented language 

SIMULA 

• The programming language ‘C’ was developed 

by 

Dennis Ritchie 

HTML - Hypertext Markup Language 

COBOL - Common Business Oriented Language 

• Programming language used in artificial 

intelligence 

PROLOG 

2 Which is the most dense planet of solar system? 

a. Jupiter b. Neptune 

c. Earth d. Alexander Grahambel 

[Taluk Supply Officer- 2013] 

Ans: (c) Earth 

Planet with lowest density 

Planet with highest weight 

Planet with lowest weight 

Fastest rotating planet 

Slowest rotating planet 

Fastest revolving planet 

Slowest revolving planet 

Planet without atmosphere 

Hottest planet 

Saturn 

Jupiter 

Saturn 

Jupiter 

Venus 

Mercury 

Neptune 

Mercury 

Venus 

• The only planet that rotates from east to west 

Venus 

• The planet with shortest day and shortest night 

Jupiter 

• The planet with strongest magnetic field and 

gravitational force 

Jupiter 

• The planet having most extensive rings in the 

solar system 

Saturn 

• The planet with most number of satellites 

Jupiter 

• The first planet discovered with the use of a 

telescope 

Uranus 

Pet of the Sun 

Twin planet of the earth 

Morning star 

Red Planet 

Blue planet 

Fossil planet 

Rusty planet 

Rolling planet 

Lying planet 

Green planet 

Windy planet 

Venus 

Venus 

Venus 

Mars 

Earth 

Mars 

Mars 

Uranus 

Uranus 

Uranus 

Neptune 

3 The first cinema scope film in India? 

a. Deewana b. Bazigar 

c. Kagaz Ke Phool d. Dangal 


Ans: (c) Kagaz Ke Phool 

• First film in India was screened by 

Lumiere Brothers 

• Father of Indian Cinema 

Dadasaheb Phalke 

• The first Indian film 

Pundalik 

• The first indigenous film produced entirely in 

India 

Raja Harichandra 

(Director - Dadasaheb Phalke) 

• The first Talkie film in India 

Alam Ara 

• The first 70mm film in India 

Around the World 

• The first indigeneously made 70mm film in 

India 

Sholay 

• The first indigeneously made six track 

stereophonic sound film in India 

Sholay 

• The first silent film in South India 

Keechaka vadham 

• The first colour film made entirely in India 

Kisan Kanya

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• The first sanskrit film in India 

Adi Sankara 

• The first 3-D film in India 

My Dear Kuttichathan 

• India’s first big box office hit 

LankaDahanam 

• The longest running film in the history of Indian 

Cinema 

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge 

• The film Pather Panchali was directed by 

Satyajith Ray 

Malayalam Cinema 

First in Malayalam 

Film Vigathakumaran (1928) 

talkie film 

Colour film 

Realistic film 

Cinemascope film 

70mm film 

Purana film 

3D film 

Box office hit 

Digital film 

Dolbi stereo film 

Balan 

Kandambecha Kottu 

Newspaper boy 

Thacholi Ambu 

Padayottam 

Prahlada 

My dear Kuttichathan 

Jeevitha Nauka 

Moonnamathoral 

Kalapani 

• The first Malayalam film to win president’s Gold 

Medal 

Chemmeen 

• The first Malayalam film to win president’s 

Silver medal 

Neelakuyil 

• The Malayalam film which won the British film 

Institute Award 

Elippathayam 

4 The genetic material of a cell is in? 

a. DNA b. Protoplasam 

c. Cytoplasm d. Ribosome 

[Deputy Collector- 2011] 

Ans: (a) DNA 

• Father of Genetics 

Greger Mendel 

• The hereditory Unit which determines the 

charatcers of an organism 

Genes 

• Blue print of life 

Gene 

• Gene was discoverd by 

Walter.S. Sutten 

• Genes are located in 

Chromosomes 

• Sudden heritable change in a gene 

Mutation 

• Mutation theory was putforward by 

Hugo De Vries 

• Double helical Model of DNA was put forwared 

by 

Watson & Crick 

• Nitrogen bases present in DNA 

Adenine, Guanine, Thymine, Cytosine 

• Nitrogen bases present in RNA 

Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, Uracil 

• Sugar present in DNA 

Deoxyribose 

• Sugar present in RNA 

Ribose 

• Number of Chromosomes in human body 

46 (23 pairs) 

• Sex chromosomes of male 

XY 

• Sex chormosomes of female 

XX 

• Study of the number of function and structure 

of genes separetely 

Genome mapping 

5 The first mass struggle against untouchability 

in Kerala was? 

a. Guruvaur Satyagraha 

b. Paliyam Satyagraha 

c. Channar revoly 

d. Vaikom Satyagraha 


Ans: (d) Vaikom Satyagraha 

• Vaikom Satyagraha was started in the year 

1924 March 30 

• Main leader of Vaikom Satyagrapha 

T.K. Madhavan, K.Kelappan, C.V. 

Kunjiraman, K.P.Kesavamenon 

• The social reformer who is known as Vaikom 

hero 

E.V.Ramaswami Naikar 

• First revolt in Kerala against the British 

Anchuthengu revolt (1697) 

• First organised revolt in Kerala against the 

British 

Attingal revolt (1721) 

• The revolt organised by the tribal people of 

Wayanad against the British 

Kurichyar Revolt (1812) 

• Guruvayoor Satyagraha was held in the year 

1931 November 1 

• Leader of Guruvayoor Sathyagraha 

K. Kelappan 

• Volunteer captain of Guruvayur Satyagraha 

A.K. Gopalan 

• Nivarthan Agitation took place in the year 

1932 

• The revolt that leads to the formation of public 

Service Commission 

Nivarthana Agitation 

• The leader of Salt satyagraha in Kerala 

K. Kelappan 

• Malabar rebellion took place in 

1921 

• The main reason behind Malabar rebellion 

Pookottur incident 

• The person who led salt satyagragha from 

Palakkad to Payyannoor 

T.R. Krishnaswami Ayyar 

• The main incident related to quit India 

movement in Kerala 

Keezhariyur Bomb Case 

• Electricity agitation (1936) was held in 

Thrissur 

• The main leader of Paliyam Satyagraha 

C. Kesavan 

• The martyr of Paliyam Satyagraha 

A.G. Velayudhan 

• The famous slogan “American model Arabi 

Kadalil” is related to 

Punnapra Vayalar agitation 

• The liberation struggle in Mahe was led by 

I.K. Kumaran 

• The leader of first organised agricultural strike 

in Kerala 

Ayyankali 

• The revolt organised by Ayyankali for the right 

to use the public roads by lower castes 

Villuvandi Samaram (1893)

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1. Who is known as the mother of 

Indian Revolutions? 

a. Captain Lekshmi 

b. Annie Basant 

c. Rani Gaidiliur 

d. Madam Bikaji Cama 

[JEO -2017] 

2. Who among the following was 

not a member of their Cabinet 

mission? 

a. Stafford Crips 

b. A.V. Alexander 

c. John Simon 

d. Pathwic Lawrence 

[JEO -2017] 

3. The famous book ‘Annihilation of 

Caste’ 

a. Jyothi Rao Phule 

b. Raja Ram Mohan Roy 

c. B.R Ambedkar 

d. Periyar Ramaswamy 

[JEO -2017] 

4. Mahatma: Life of Mohandas 

Karamchand Gandhi, the 

biography of Gandhi was written 

by 

a. D.G. Tendulkar 

b. Sasi Tharoor 

c. Rusin Bond 

d. Dr.S. Radhakrishnan 

[JEO -2017] 

5. The name of person who 

persuaded Gandhiji to include 

woman in Salt Sathyagraha 

a. Sarojini Naidu 

b. Urvasi Bhatalia 

c. Kamaladevi 

Chandhopadhyaya 

d. Subhadra Kumari Chauhan 

[JEO -2017] 

6. In which Satyagraha did Gandhiji 

interfere for labours in factory for 

the first time? 

a. Kheda Sathyagraha b. Bardoli 

c. Chambaran d. Ahmedabad 

[JEO -2017] 

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7. The First Modern Metro of India 

is: 

a. The Kolkata Metro 

b. The Delhi Metro 

c. The Bangalore Metro 

d. The Chennai Metro 

[Sales Assistant 2016] 

8. Crawling order was issued by 

the British Government in India 

in Connection with 

a. Chauri Chaura incident 

b. Wagen tragedy 

c. Dandi march 

d. Jalian wala Bagh incident 


9. Who led Salt Satyagraha against 

the illegal laws of the English after 

Gandhi’s arrest 

a. Abbas Tyabji 

b. P.Rangiah Naidu 

c. Sardar Dyal Singh 

d. Pattabhi Sitaramayya 


10. Freedom fighter who founded the 

Bharatiya Vidhya Bahvan? 

a. Tilak b. V.J.Patel 

c. K.M. Munshi 

d. S.M. Sen Gupta 


11. The fourth President of Indian 

National Congress 

a. W.C. Bannerji 

b. George Yule 

c. Dadabhai Naoroji 

d. William Wedderburn 


12. __________ is the second 

largest peninsular river flowing 

towards the East 

a. The Godavari 

b. The Kaveri 

c. The Narmada d. Krishna 


13. The most fertile soil found in India 

is 

a. Deccan Soil b. Laterite soil 

c. Alluvial Soil d. Red soil 


14. Which among the following is the 

India’s fastest train? 

a. Sharabdi Express 

b. Himasagar Express 

c. Gatiman Express 

d. Mangala Express 


15. Who is the present Governer of 

Uttarakhand state? 

Govind Singh Kunjuwall 

b. Harish Rawat 

c. K.K.Paul 

d. Krishna Kant Paul 


16. Who was the Chairman of Nehru 

Committe Report 

a. Jawaharlal Nehru 

b. Motilal Nehru 

c. Arun Nehru 

d. None 

[Uni. Assistant – 2016] 

17. In which River Bhakra -Nangal 

Dam is situated 

a. Sutlej b. Godavari 

c. Narmada d. Krishna 


18. What is the official Name of India? 

a. Democratic State of India 

b. Republic of India 

c. Socialist state of India 

d. Socialist secular India 


19. The Literacy rate of India is 

a. 61% b. 74.04% 

c. 80% d. 50% 


20. Who was the first martyr in First 

Indian Independence war 1857? 

a. Jhansi Rani b. Mangal Pande 

c. Savarkar d. None 


21. Who is the present Governer of 

Reserve Bank of India? 

a. P. Sadasivam 

b. C. Sankara Narayanan 

c. Urjit Patel d. Ajith Dowal 


22. Which was the first linguistic state 

in Indepedent India? 

a. Karnataka b. Tamil Nadu 

c. Andhra Pradesh 



23. Swami Vivekananda delivered his 

famous Chikago Speech in? 

a. 1872 January 12 

b. 1893 September 11 

c. 1882 October 2 

d. 1867 November 1 

24. What is the total length NH 49 

(Kochi to Dhanushkodi)? 

a. 500km b. 550km 

c. 600km d. 440km 


25. How many districts are there in 

India according to 2011 census? 

a. 648 b. 640 c. 593 

d. 650 


26. Who was the Political Guru of 

Mahatma Gandhi 

a. Annie Basant 

b. Bipin Chandra Pal 

c. Gopalakrishna Gokhale 

d. W.C.Bannerji 

[BDO - 2015] 

27. Who was popularly known as the 

Lion of the Punjab? 

a. LalaLajpat Rai 

b. Maharaja Ranjit Singh 

c. C.R.Das 

d. Motilal Nehru 

[BDO – 2015] 

28. Who was the founder of Benaras 

Hindu University? 

a. Bipin Chandra Pal 

b. Motilal Nehru 

c. C.R.Das 

d. Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya 

[BDO - 2015] 

29. _________ marked the first 

mass campaign against British 

Rule led by INC? 

a. Ahmedabad Mill Strike 

b. Non Co - operation Movement 

c. Civil Disobedience movement 

d. Khilafat Movement 

[BDO - 2015] 

30. Swaraj is my birth right and I shall 

have it: 

a. Bal Gangadar Tilak 

b. LaLa Lajpat Rai 

c. Bipin Chandra Pal 

d. Gokhale 

[BDO - 2015] 

31. Who is the Frontier Gandhi? 

a. Khan Abdual Gaffer khan 

b. Muhammed Ali Jinnah 

c. Muhammaed Iqbal 

d. Sir Sayyed Ahammed Khan

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[BDO - 2015] 

32. Who was the Grand Old man of 

India? 

a. A.O. Hume b. W.C. Bannerji 

c. C.R.Das d. Dadabai Naoroji 

[BDO - 2015] 

33. In which year Bharat Ratna The 

highest civilian award in India 

was instituted? 

a. 1952 b. 1954 

c. 1956 d. 1964 

[Sec.Assi – 2015] 

34. On which day Mangalyan was 

launched from Sreeharikotta? 

a. 5 November 2012 

b. 5 November 2013 

c. 24 january 2014 

D. 24 September 2014 

[Sec.Assi – 2015] 

35. Who is the Chief Election 


a. H.S. Brahma 

b. V.S. Sambath 

c. Om Prakash Rawath 

d. Navin Chawla 

[Sec.Assi – 2015] 

36. The famous Champaran 

Satyagraha was started by 

Gandhiji in the year 

a. 1916 b. 1917 

c. 1919 d. 1920 

[Sec.Assi – 2015] 


considered as the magna carta 


a. Charter Act of 1813 

b. Hunter Commission 

c. Wood’s Despatch 

d. Indian University Act 

[Sec.Assi – 2015] 

38. Who was considered as the father 

of Indian Self Government? 

a. Lord Mayo b. Lord Curzon 

c. Lord Lytton d. Lord Rippon 

[Sec.Assi – 2015] 

39. In which year Rash Bihari Bose 

organised the Indian Independence 

leage at Bangok? 

a. 1938 b. 1940 

c. 1942 d. 1944 

[Sec.Assi – 2015] 

40. Which is the oldest mountain 

range in India? 

a. Aravalli 

b. Western Ghats 

c. Eastern Ghats 

d. Himalayas 

[Sec.Assi – 2015] 

41. Which river was considered as 

sacred by the Vedic Aryans 

a. Sindhu b. Ganga 

c. Saraswathi d. Brahmaputra 

[Sec.Assi – 2015] 

42. The first Deputy Chairman of the 

planning Commission of India? 

a. Gulzarilal Nanda 

b. Asok Mehta 

c. C.M. Trivedi 

d. P.Sivasankar 

[Sec.Assi – 2015] 

43. The newspaper published by Mrs. 

Annie Besant 

a. Mahratta 

b. Common wheel 

c. Bangabas 

d. Kesar 

[Sec.Assi – 2015] 

44. The River known as Sorrow of 

Bihar 

a. Hugli b. Damodar 

c. Kosi d. Son 

[Municipal Sec. 2015] 

45. Travelling through conflict is 

written by? 

a. Hamid Ansari 

b. Hamid Karsari 

c. V.S. Naipaul d. Abdul Kalam 


46. When was the partition of Bengal 

effected during the time of Curzon 

annulled 

a. 1910 b. 1911 

c. 1912 d. 1913 


47. Dr. Manmohan Singh award is 

institutad by? 

a. Oxford University 

b. Cambridge University 

c. Chicago University 

d. Aligarh University 


48. Firodiya Awards given for 

a. Science and technology 

b. Literature c. Medicine 

d. Sports 


49. The State having the highest BPL 

ratio in India? 

a. Bihar 

b. Jammu and Kashmir 

c. Odisha 

d. Arunachal Pradesh 


50. The first Complete census was 

taken in Indian in? 

a. 1861 b. 1871 

c. 1881 d. 1891 


Answer: 

1.d 2.c 3.c 4.a 5.c 6.d 7.b 8.d 9.a 

10.c 11.b. 12.d 13.c 14.c 15.d 16.b 

17.a 18.b 19.b 20.b 21.c 22.c 23.b 24. 

d 25.b 26.c 27.a 28.d 29.b 30.a 31.a 

32.d 33.b 34.b 35.c 36.b 37.c 38.d 

39.c 40.a 41.c 42.a 43.b.44.c.45.a 

46.b 47.b 48.a 49.c 50.c. 

Headquarters @ Geneva 

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World Meteorological Organization (WMO) 

International Telecommunication Union 

United Nations Commission on Human Right (UNCHR) 

United Nations Conference on Trade and Development 

World Intellectual Property Organization 

World Trade Organization (WTO) 

League of Nations 

European Free Trade Association 

Red Cross 

Inter Parliamentary Union 

ISO (International Standardized Organization) 

World Scouts Bureau 

Headquarters of UNO in Europe 

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‣ 5 Rupee - Tractor, Farmer 

‣ 10 Rupee - Elephant, Tiger, Rhinoceros 

‣ 10 Rupee (New) - Konark Sun Temple 

‣ 20 Rupee - Mount Harriot, Port Blair 

‣ 50 Rupee (New) - Humpi 

‣ 50 Rupee (Old) - Parliament of India 

‣ 100 Rupee - Himalayan Mountain 

‣ 200 Rupee - Sanchi Stupa 

‣ 500 Rupee (old) - Dandi March 

‣ 500 Rupee (New) - Red Fort 

‣ 1000 Rupee - Development of Science and 

Technology of India 

‣ 2000 Rupee - Mangalyan

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Model question for Police Constable 

1. The number of commercial banks 

that were nationalized in 1969 is? 

a. Fourteen b. Twelve 

c. Twenty four d. Sixteen 

2. Find out the wrong pair? 

a. Goutami Balashri - Nasik 

Inscription 

b. Kharaveludu - Hathigumpha 

Inscription 

c. Rudradaman - Nanaghat 

Inscription 

d. Ashoka - Maski Inscription 

3. Who is to conduct the Election to 

the Panchayats and Municipalities? 

a. State Govt b. Central Govt 

c. State Election Commission 

d. Central Election Commission 

4. What is the normal tenure of 

the office of the UN Commission 

Secreatary General? 

a. 3years b. 4 years 

c. 10 yeard d. 5 years 

5. Dynamo is a machine which is used 

for? 

a. Conversion of high voltage to low 

voltage 

b. Conversion of low voltage to high 

voltage 

c. Conversion of electrical energy 

to mechanical energy 

d. Conversion of mechanical energy 

to electrical energy 

6. Who was first Woman President of 

the Congress? 

a. Kadambini Ganguly 

b. Sarojini Naidu 

c. Annie Besant 

d. Kamala Nehru 

7. Who is considered as the 'First 

Modern Man of India'? 

a. Nana Saheb b. A.O.Hume 

c. Raja Ram Mohan Roy 

d. Swami Vivekananda 

8. The saliva helps in the digestion of? 

a. Starch b. Proteins 

c. Fibres d. Fat 

9. A National Park in Idukki district is? 

a. Aralam b. Peechi 

c. Eravikulam d. Thattekkad 

10. 'Vijay Diwas' is celebrated on: 

a. 16 September b. 11 July 

c. 5 June d. 16 December 

11. Kudankulam Nuclear Power plant is 

being built with the assistance of? 

a. France b. Russia 

c. USA d. Canada 

12. Fundamental Rights granted to the 

Indian Citizens are? 

a. Justiciable but not absolute 

b. Non - Justiciable not absolute 

c. Absolute but not justiciable 

d. Unlimited 

13. European Organisation for Nuclear 

Research (CERN) laboratory is 

located at? 

a. Vienna b. Paris 

c. Brussels d. Geneva 

14. The first metal used by man was? 

a. Gold b. Silver 

c. Copper d. Iron 

15. Dry Ice is 

a. Frozen Ice 

b. Frozen Carbon dioxide 

c. Frozen Water d. Frozen Oxygen 

16. The I.C Chip used in Computer is 

made of? 

a. Copper b. Silicon 

c. Steel d. Plastic 

17. Which one of the following British 

Viceroy organised Delhi darbar 

in order to shift the Capital from 

Calcutta to Delhi? 

a. Lord Hardinge b. Lord Curzon 

c. Lord Lytton d. Lord Wellesley 

18. Who is appointed as the new Kerala 

High Court Chief Justice? 

a. Dipak Misra 

b. Jus.Antony Dominic 

c. Kurian Joseph 

d. Radhakrishnan 

19. Name the world's most powerful 

operational rocket which was 

successfully launched by U.S based 

space x? 

a. Moonash b. Falcon Heavy 

c. Cape canaveral d. Atlas V 


storage Medium? 

a. Hard Disk b. Flash Drive 

c. DVD d. Monitor 

21. Who wrote Asian Drama? 

a. Gunnar Myr Dal 

b. Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam 

c. Sashi Tharoor d. Amartyasen 

22. Name the book written by 

Rabindranath Tagore? 

a. Gora b. Good Earth 

c. Guide d. Godaan 

23. The 'Navarathas' lived during the 

period of? 

a. Mauryas b. Gupthas 

c. Kushanas d. Pallavas 

24. The revolt of 1721 at ..... is the first 

attempt against foreign domination 

from the south? 

a. Attingal b. Kozhencherry 

c. Kulachal d. Varkala 

25. The .... Company was the last to 

leave India after Independence? 

a. English b. Dutch 

c. French d. Portuguese 

26. Who is known as ' Gandhi of Kerala'? 

a. E.M.S Namboodiripad 

b. K.Kelappan 

c. K.P.Kesavamenon 

d. Moidu Maulavi 

27. Aurobindo is the author of? 

a. Discovery of India 

b. Hindu view of life 

c. Yogashastra d. Savitri 

28. Which of the following state/Union 

territory has no legislative Council? 

a. Tripura b. Bihar 

c. Karnataka d. Uttar Pradesh 

29. Mumps is a disease caused by? 

a. Fungus b. Bacterium 

c. Virus d. None of these 

30. 'Man without society is either a beast 

or a God'. Who said this? 

a. Plato b. Gandhi 

c. Aristotle d. Henry Maine 

31. In which district is the Karipur 

International Airport in Kerala 

situated? 

a.Kozhikode b. Malappuram 

c. Kannur d. Thrissur 

32. In which part of Kerala are oranges 

mostly grown ? 

a. Ponnani b. Kasargod 

c. Munnar d. Nellyampathy 

33. English education was started in 

Travancore at the time of? 

a. Swathi Thirunal 

b. Ayilyam Thirunal 

c. Uthradam Thirunal 

d. Visakham Thirunal 

34. Which of the following is a advisory 

body? 

a. Election Commission 

b. UPSC 

c. Finance Commission 

d. Planning commission 

35. If any question arises whether a Bill is 

a Money Bill or not, Whose decision 

shall be final? 

a. The Supreme Court of India 

b. The President of India 

c. The Speaker of Lok Sabha 

d. Joint Parliamentary Committee 

36. The preamble of the Indian 

Constitution was largely influenced 

by the Constitution of? 

a. USA b. UK 

c. Canada d. Australia 

37. Who amongst the following is the 

author of the novel " The White 

Tiger"? 

a. Jhumpa Lahiri 

b. Steve Waugh 

c. Aravind Adiga 

d. Paul Krugmal 

38. When water is polluted, the 

dissolved oxygen in it? 

a. increases b. becomes zero 

c. decreases d. bubbles out 

39. The idea of concurrent list is taken 

from the Constitution of? 

a. Germany b. Australia 

c. USA d. Canada 

40. The Rurkela Steel Plant has been set 

up with the financial assistance of? 

a. Germany b. U.K 

c. USSR d. USA 

41. The monsoon which brings rain in 

Kerala during the period October - 

November is called? 

a. South West Monsoon 

b. North East Monsoon 

c. South East Monsoon 

d. North West Monsoon 

42. Who is the highest law officer in 

India? 

a. Solicitor General 

b. Advocate General 

c. Attorney General 

d. President of India 

43. Who was the second Malayalee to 

be portrayed on the Indian Postage 

Stamp? 

a. E.M.S b. Chattampi Swami 

c. Raja Ravi Varma 

d. Marthanda Varma 

44. Where is the headquarters of 

the Kerala Tourism Development 

Corporation? 

a. Alappuzha 

b. Thiruvananthapuram 

c. Ernakulam d. Thrissur 

45. The famous social reformer 

whose Childhood name was 

'Naduvathaman'? 

a. K.P.Karuppan 

b. Brahmananda Sivayogi 


d. Kurumban Daivathan 

46. In which year Travancore Legislative 

Council became Sri Moolam Praja 

Sabha in? 

a. 1925 b. 1904 

c. 1881 d. 1888 

47. Who is the first person to sworn in 

as a member of Kerala Legislative 

Assembly? 

a. Rosamma Punnose

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b. P.T. Chacko 

c. Nafeesath Beevi 

d. A.C. Jose 

48. Which is the first Concrete dam in 

Kerala? 

a. Kallada dam 

b. Mullaperiyar dam 

c. Mattupetti dam 

d. Malampuzha dam 

49. Nehru trophy boat race is conducted 

in? 

a. Punnamada lake 

b. Vembanad lake 

c. Astamudi lake 

d. Sasthamkota lake 

50. Which is the Wild life Santuary 

known as 'Silent Valley of Kannur? 

a. Aralam b. Neyyar 

c. Mangalavanam 

d. Shendhuruni 

51. Colouring Substance Present in bile 

is? 

a. Haemoglobin b. Melanin 

c. Bilirubin d. Xanthophyll 

52. Bronze is an alloy of? 

a. Copper and Zinc 

b. Copper and Aluminium 

c. Copper and Tin 

c. Copper and Nickel 

53. Which is the device used for 

detecting even feeble current? 

a. Induction coil b. Choke 

c. Transformer d. Galvanoscope 

54. The sun's heat and light energy 

reaches earth by? 

a. Conduction b. Convection 

c. Reflection d. Radiation 

55. Who were the Runner's up of 2017 

Santhosh Trophy Tournament? 

a. Goa b. Services 

c. Bengal d. Kerala 

56. Who is the first woman DGP of 

Kerala? 

a. Merin Joseph b. B. Sandhya 

c. R.Sreelekha d. Jyothi Priya 

57. Which state will be setting up 

India's 1st Institute for Artificial 

Intelligence? 

a. New Delhi b. Karnataka 

c. Maharastra d. Uttar Pradesh 

58. In which city World Congress on 

Information Technology has began 

in? 

a. Rajasthan b. New Delhi 

c. Kerala d. Hyderabad 

59. Which state has made Vaccination 

Compulsory for School admissions 

recently? 

a. Tamil Nadu b. Punjab 

c. Kerala d. Orissa 

60. Who is appointed as the new 

director of Kerala state vigilance? 

a. Loknath Behra 

b. Nirmal Chandra Asthana 

c. K.D. Babu Paul 

d. Shaik Darvesh Saheb 

61. She asked me .... I could write 

a. that b. can c. if d. did 

62. The synonym of plush 

a. Comsorting b. Luxurious 

c. Tasty d. Delicious 

63. The speaker adjourned the house ..... 

a. sinedie b. bonafide 

c. in camera d. a priory 

64. Would you mind ..... a cigarette 

a. smoke b. to smoke 

c. smoking d. smoked 

65. He is the best speaker ...... is 

available 

s. which b. whom 

c. that d. what 

66. I have my bed room .... 

a. on upstairs b. in upstairs 

c. at upstairs d. upstairs 

67. I would hurry up, If I .... you? 

a. were b. was 

c. is d. am 

68. The idiom 'on the grapevine' means 

a. by talking in an informal way 

b. get endangered 

c. going up in smoke 

d. moving ahead smoothly 

69. She is teaching English Grammer 

a. English Grammer has been taught 

b. English Grammer have would 

taught 

c. English Grammer is being taught 

by her 

d. English Grammer was taught 

70. The boys sing very well, ....? 

a. don't they? b. aren't they? 

c. do they? d. does they? 

71. One of the bangles .... removed from 

the box 

a. have been b. are being 

c. has been d. were being 

72. Which of the following words is spelt 

correctly 

a. Millennium b.Milennium 

c. Millenneum d. Milleniom 

73. She had donated .... property, she 

had 

a. Little b. A little 

c. The little d. none of these 

74. Mohan has been the captain of the 

team ..... 2000 

a. for b. are 

c. since d. around 

75. 'Open the gate' she said (Change into 

indirect form) 

a. She ordered the servant to open 

the gate 

b. She said to open the gate 

c. She said that open the gate 

d. She said that the gate to be opened 

76. Find out suitable one word:- A person 

with strange ideas 

a. Crank b. Veteran 

c. Pioneer d. Work holic 

77. Drivers must conform ..... traffic 

rules to avoid accidents? 

a. with b. for c. to d. in 

78. When did the accident .....? 

a. come up b. come in 

c. come on d. come off 

79. The tourist spotted a .... of lions 

a. pride b. herd 

c. pack d. flock 

80. If he invited..... 

a. She will come 

b. she would have come 

c. she would come 

d. she has come 

81. If you write down all the numbers 

from 1 to 100, then how many times 

do you write 3? 

a. 11 b. 18 c. 20 d. 21 

82. Pointing to Ketan, Namrata said, " He 

is the son of my father's only son". 

How is Ketan's mother related to 

Namrata? 

a. Daughter b. Aunt 

c. Sister d. Sister - in - law 

83. If RED is coded as 6720, then how 

would GREEN coded? 

a. 1677199 b. 1677209 

c. 16717209 d. 9207716 

84. Sasi walks 10km towards North. 

From there he walks 6km towards 

South. Then, he walks 3km towards 

East. How fare and in which direction 

is he with reference to his starting 

point? 

a. 5km West b. 7km West 

c. 7km East d. 5km North East 

85. M is older than R. Q is younger than 

R and N. N is not as old as M. Who 

among M,N,R and Q is the oldest? 

a. M b. R 

c. M or R d. None of these 

86. If 'M' means '÷' , 'R' means '+', 'T' 

means '-' and 'K' means 'x',then .... 

20R16K5M10T8=? 

a. 36 b. 20 

c. 36.5 d. 12 

87. Peace:Amity::Conceal:...... 

a. Reveal b. Dissappear 

c. Hide d. Proclaim 

88. a...ba...cbaac...aa...ba 

a. bbcc b. cbcb 

c. cabc d. ccbb 

89. Find the odd one out 

a. House b. Apartment 

c. Society d. Building 

90. Which number would replace the 

question mark in the series 2, 7, 14, 

23, ?, 47 

a. 31 b. 38 c. 28 d. 34 

91.The population of a town is 126800. It 

increases by 15% in the 1st year and 

decreases by 20% in the 2nd year. 

What is the population of the town at 

the end of 2 years? 

a. 174984 b. 135996 

c. 116656 d. 145820 

92. The volume of a sphere is equal 

to its surface area. The radius of 

sphere is equal to ....? 

a. 3 b. 2 c. 4 d. 6 

93. A can do a piece of work in 12 days 

and B alone can do it in 15 days. 

How much time will both take to 

finish the work? 

3 20 

a. b. 

20 3 

2 7 

c. d. 

8 3 

94. A train 300m long is running with a 

speed of 54km/hr. In what time will 

it cross a telephone post? 

a. 10 seconds b. 15 seconds 

c. 18 seconds d. 20 seconds 

95. A father is three times as old as his 

son. After twelve years, his age will 

be twice as that of his son then. The 

present ages of father and his son 

respectively be: 

a. 36 and 12 b. 12 and 36 

c. 42 and 14 d. 14 and 42 

96. The average height of 35 students 

in a class is 103 cm. The teacher 

of the class has a height of 175 cm. 

Then what will be the average height 

of the class including the teacher? 

a. 110cm b. 107cm 

c. 105cm d. 104cm 

97. Mr. Kiran takes loan of Rs. 25000 

and repays an amount of Rs. 31000 

at the end of 2 years. What is the 

rate of simple interest at which he 

repays the loan? 

a. 8 pcpa b. 6 pcpa 

c. 12 pcpa d. 9 pcpa 

98. If 75% of a number is added to 75, 

the result is the number itself. What 

is the number? 

a. 250 b. 275 

c. 280 d. 300 

99. If m:n = 2:3, then what is the value 

3m+ 

5 n 

of ? 

6m− 

n 

a. 

3 

5 

b. 

7 

3 

c. 7 


3 

100. Which of the following is divisible 

by both 6 and 15? 

a. 1215 b. 1720 

c. 2160 d. 3260 

Answer: 

1.a 2.c 3.c 4.d 5.d 6.c 7.c 8.a 9.c 10.d 

11.b 12.a 13.d 14.c 15.b 16.b 17.a 18.b 

19.b 20.d 21.a 22.a 23.b 24.a 25.d 26.b 

27.d 28.a 29.c 30.b 31.b 32.d 33.a 34.d 

35.c 36.a 37.c 38.c 39.b 40.a 41.b 42.c 

43.c 44.b 45.d 46.b 47.a 48.c 49.a 50.a 

51.c 52.c 53.d 54.d 55.a 56.c 57.c 58.d 

59.c 60.b 61.c 62.b 63.a 64.c 65.c 66.d 

67.a 68.a 69.c 70.a 71.c 72.a 73.c 74.c 

75.a 76.a 77.c 78.d 79.a 80.c 81.c 82.d 

83.b 84.d 85.a 86.b 87.c 88.c 89.c 90.d 

91.c 92.a 93.b94.d 95.a 96.c 97.c 98.d 

99.c 100.c

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1. Indian Institute of Geo magnetism 

is located at: 

[Asst.salesman 2011] 

a. Chennai b. Kolkata 

c. Secundrabad 

d. Mumbai 

Ans: (d) Mumbai 

2. The study of Muscles 


a. Osteomyelits 

b. Cardiology 

c. Myology 

d. Nephrology 

Ans: (c) Myology 

3. First district in India which is 

declared to be achieved hundred 

percent primary education: 


a. Coimbatore b. Mumbai 

c. Kannur d. Nagpur 

Ans: (c) Kannur 

4. The Education Minister who had 

completed the de- linking of pre 

degree course in Kerala from 

University 


a. T.M.Jacob b. Muhammed 

Basheer c. P.J.Joseph 

d. M.A.Baby 

Ans: (c) P.J.Joseph 

5. Name the author of the book 

“what went wrong” 


a. Kiran Bedi b. Sura Joseph 

c. Arundhati Rai 

d. Sushma Swaraj 

Ans: (a) Kiran bedi 

6. National Highway running 

between Quilon and Madurai: 


a. N.H.47 b. N.H 208 

c. N.H 212 d. N.H 213 

Ans: (b) N.H.208 (New name 

-N.H 744) 

7. Autobiography of N.N. Pillai 

a. Ente Kathoppukal 

b. Njan` c. Curtain 

d. Athmakatha 


Ans: (b) Njan 

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[Rank making questions 

of degree level exams] 

8. The name of D.K. Pattammal is 

associataed with 


a. Carnatic music 

b. Madhubani Art 

c. Odyssi dance 

d. Bharatanatyam 

Ans: (a) Carnatic Music 

9. The Raja Chelliah reports relates 

to 


a. Tax Reforms 

b. Bofors Scandal 

c. Inter -state water dispute 

d. Bhopal Tragedy 

Ans: (a) Tax Reforms 

10. One Hectare is approximately 

How many acres? 


a. 2.521 acres 

b. 2.471 acres 

c. 2.17 acres 

d. 2,75 acres 

Ans: (b) 2.471 acres 

11. International Development 

Association was constituted in 


a. 1957 AD b. 1960 AD 

c. 1974 AD d. 2000 AD 

Ans: (b) 1960 AD 

12. A ‘Keerthana’ with ‘Pallavi’, 

‘Anupallavi” and “Charanam’ was 

first composed by 


a. Thygaraga Swamikal 

b. Purandar Das 

c. Swathi Thirunal 

d. Annamacharyan 

Ans: (d) Annamacharyan 

13. Open door policy in China was 

announced by [Asst. Grade II- 

2011] 

a. Mao -Tse- Tung 

b. Deng Xigoping 

c. Chou -En -Cai 

d. Hu Tinta 

Ans: (b) Deng Xiaoping 

14. Person who is known as the 

George Washington of South 

America 

[Asst. Grade II- 2011] 

a. Loui Anesia b. Robert Walvel 

c. John Dfeller d. Simon Boliver 

Ans: (d) Simon Boliver 

15. The operation made by America 

Immediately after the attack of 

world Trade centre 


a. Operation Desert Storm 

b. Operation Irani Freedom 

c. Operation Enduring Freedom 

d. Operation infinite Justice 

Ans: (d) Operation Infinite 

Justice 

16. Banana Regublic means 


a. Countries with Political 

Instability 

b. Countried with elected head 

c. contries supporting 

agriculture 

d. Countries not giving freedom 

for the press 

Ans: (a) Countries with Political 

Instability 

17. Julia Gillard is the first women 

Prime Minister of? 


a. Canada b. Brazil 

c. Australia d. France 

Ans: (c) Australia 

18. The Railway Strike 1974 was led 

by 


a. Jayaprakash Narayan 

b. George Fernandes 

c. Ram Manohar Lohia 

d. Morarji Desai 

Ans: (b) George Fernandes 

19. Anti - Arrack movement originated 

in 


a. Andhra pradesh 

b. Bihar 

c. Maharashtra d. Tamil Nadu 

Ans: (a) Andhra Pradesh 

20. Which is not a factor of industrial 

location 


a. Market b. Population 

c. Power d. Capital 

Ans: (b) Population 

21. Push and pull factors are 

responsible for 


a. migration b. slums 

c. land degradation 

d. Air polution 

Ans: (a) Migration 

22. If the total strength of the 

Loksabha is 545 and 300 

members are present at the 

time of votting, special majority 

requires 


a. 200 votes b. 273 votes 

c.151 votes d. not possible 

Ans: (a) 200 votes 

23. ‘Agent Orange’ is a 


a. Pesticide b. Fruit 

c. Organisation 

d. Business Institution 

Ans: (a) Pesticide 

24. People who live with instruments 

like contact lens insulin pumps 

etc are called 


a. Troglophites b. Albino 

c. Troglobites d. Cyborg 

Ans: (d) Cyborg 

25. The travalogue named 

‘Manushyanum Nizhalukalum” 

is written by 

[Asst. time keeper- 2010] 

a. S.K.Pottakkatu 

b. M.T. Vasudevan Nair 

c. P. Govindapillai 

d. N. Krishnapillai 

Ans: (b) M.T. Vasudevan Nair 

26. The scientist who developed 

ballistic science 


a. Hedmong Cockard 

b. Kalwin Godard 

c. Abad Frederick 

d. H.J. Babha 

Ans: (b) Kalwin Godard 

27. Raman science centre 

planetarium is situated at 


a. Khoragpur b. Allahabad 

c. Nagpur d. Lucknow 

Ans: (c) Nagpur 

28. Second Generation Human 

Rights Include 


a. Civil Rights 

b. Social, economic and cultural 

rights 

c. Political Rights 

d. Rights related to development 

and self determination 

Ans: (b) Social, economic and 

Cultural rights 

29. Which one is not related to social 

audit 

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a. Social impact activities 

b. It is a process audit 

c. economic quality if life 

d. uses qualitiue and Quantitiue 

data 

Ans: (c) economic quality of 

life 

30. The world social forum was 

formed mainly to resist 


a. Globalization 

b. Human Rights Violation 

c. Poverty 

d. unempolyment 

Ans: (a) Globalization 

31. What does ICANN stand for 

[Asst.Grade II ODEPC - 2010] 

a. International centre for Agro 

Nutrients and Nutrishment 

b. Internet Corporation for 

Assigned names and numbers 

c. Indian Council for Algoritham, 

Numbers and Notions 

d. International Council for 

Approved, Names and Numbers 

Ans: (b) Internet Corporation 

for Assigned names and 

numbers 

32. Who is the author of the book, 

The man who Divided India 


a. Arun Showle 

b. Dominique Capierre 

c. Rafiq Zakaria 

d. Salman Rushdie 

Ans: (c) Rafiq Zakaria 

33. When there is one buyer 

and many sellers in a 

markert what is the situation 

called 


a. Monopoly b. Oligopoly 

c. Monopsony d. Monotomy 

Ans: (c) Monopsony 

34. “The World’s Local bank” is the 

tag line of which bank 


a. ABN Amro 

b. Standard chartered 

Bank 

c. Hongkong and Shangai 

Banking Corporation 

d. City Bank 

Ans: (b) Standard Chartered 

Bank 

35. What does a phillumenist 

collect 


a. Old coins b. flags of Various 

Nations c. match box labels 

d. Empty cigarette boxes 

Ans: (c) match box labels 

36. What do the letters XP stands for 

in the product microsoft XP 


a. experiance 

b. extended performance 

c. enhanced product 

d. Entry level product 

Ans: (a) experiance 

37. The Oscar winning film ‘Slumdog 

Millionaire’ was written 

by? 


a. Danny Boyle b. Chris Dickens 

c. Anthony Dod mantle 

d. Simon Beaufoy 

Ans: (d) Simon Beaufoy 

38. A radio isotope has a half life 

of 75 years. The fraction of 

the atoms of the element that 

would decay in 150 years will 

be 

[Female Warden -2010] 

a. 75% b. 66% 

c. 85.5% d. 62.5% 

Ans: (a) 75% 

39. Which among the following 

cells lack the property of 

division 


a. Neuron b. Muscle cells 

c. Epitheli8cal cell 

d. Nephron 

Ans: (a) Neuron 

40. The concept of Bhodhi satwas is 

related to 


a. Mahayanists b. Hinayanists 

c. Digambaras d. Swethambaras 

Ans: (a) Mahayanists 

41. H1N1 means [Female Warden 

-2010] 

a. Heamoglobin 1 Neuraminidasee 

b. Hemagglulitinin 1 

Neuraminidase 

c. Heamoagglutinin 1 

Neurasthemia I 


Ans: (b) Hemagglutinin I 

Neuraminidase I 

42. How many times the sun bigger 

than the earth? 

[Fireman trainee - 2010] 

a. 110 times b. 111 times 

c. 112 times d. 109 times 

Ans: (d) 109 times 

43. The country which got 

independence on 1971 Agust 

15? 

[Fireman trainee - 2010] 

a. Dubai b. Kuwait 

c. Muscat d. Baharain 

Ans: (d) Baharain 

44. The colour of Ammonium Chloride 

is 

a. Blue b. Black 

c. Red d. White 

Ans: (d) White 

45. The book “Daughter of the 

east” is the autobiography 

of 

[Salesman /Sales women 2010] 

a. Benazir Bhuto 

b. P.T.Usha c. Helen Keller 

d. Phodan Devi 

Ans: (a) Benazir Bhuto 

46. Kerala Co operative societes Act 

was passed in the year 

[Salesman/Salemswomen 2010] 

a. 1976 b. 1969 

c. 1986 d. 1957 

Ans: (b) 1969 

47. Mangal Pandey fired the first shot 

of 1857 at 

[IHRD Office Asst. 2010] 

a. Barrackpore b. Meerut 

c. Kanpur d. Jhansi 

Ans: (a) Barrackpore 

Major Protests in Kerala 

Savarna Jatha 

Pattini Jatha (1936) 

Yachana Yathra (1931) 

Kallumala Samaram (1915) 

Villuvandi Samaram (1893) 

Thonnuraamandu Lahala (1915) 

Kurichiyar Revolt (1812) 

Adi Lahala 

Mookuthi Samaram 

48. Who among the following 

leaders is considered the God 

father of Pakistan 

[IHRD Office Asst.2010] 

a. Rehmath Ali 

b. Muhammed Ali Jinah 

c. Muhammed Iqbal 

d. Sir Wazie Hussain 

Ans: (a) Rehmath Ali 

49. The progessive wave theory 

regarding the origin of tides was 

put forward by 


a. R.A Harris 

b. Issac Newton 

c. William Whewell 

d. G.B. Airg 

Ans: (c) William Whewell 

50. “Tireless voice relentless 

Journey” is the autobiography 

of which of the following 

personalities 


a. Sushma Swaraj 

b. L.K.Advani 

c. Venkaiah Naidu 

d. Murali Manohar Joshi 

Ans: (c) Venkaiah Naidu 

Led by 

Mannathu Padmanabhan 

A.K.G. 

V.T.Bhattathirippad 

Ayyankali 

Ayyankali 

Ayyankali 

Raman Nambi 

Poykayil Yohannan 

Arattupuzha Velayudha Panicker 

Important Bills in Kerala Legislative Assembly 

Old Age Pension Plan - 1960 November 1 

Kerala Land Reforms Act - 1970 

Kerala Land Reforms Amendment Act - 1972 

Anticorruption Bill - 1982 

Unemployment Allowance - 1996 

Right to Service Act - 2012 

Smoking Prevention Act - 1999

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Simple interest 

Important Formulae 

Principal = P Rate = R% 

Time = N years 

then Simple Interest SI 

P× N× 

R 

= 

100 

SI × 100 

P = 

N× 

R 

SI × 100 

N = 

P× 

R 

100× 

SI 

R = 

P× 

N 

1. Fine the interest on Rs.1000 at 5% For 10 years 

a. 200 b. 500 

c. 800 d. 1000 

Ans (b) 

P× N× R 1000× 10× 

5 

SI . = = = 500 

100 100 

2. Find the interest on Rs. 5000 at 10% for 9 

months 

a. 250 b. 300 c. 350 d. 375 

Ans (d) 

9 

5000× 10× 

P× N× 

R 

SI . = = 12 = 375 

100 100 

amks¯ hÀj-am-¡m³ 12 sIm≠ v 

lcn-¡Ww 

3. Find the interest on Rs. 7300 at 5% for 100 

days 

a. 50 b. 100 c. 500 d. 600 

Ans: (b) 

100× 

5 

7300× 

ü × × ü 7300× 100× 

5 

SI . = = = = 100 

100 100 365× 

100 

Znh-ks¯ hÀj-am-¡m³ 365 sIm≠ v 

lcn-¡Ww 

4. Find the interest on Rs. 1460 at 10% from 5th 

February 1992 to 25th April 1992 

a. 32 b. 1492 c. 85 d. 1225 

P = 1460 R=10% 

N = 25+31+24 = 80 days 

Ah-km\ Znh-k-¯nsâ Xtev hsc-bpÅ 

]eni am{Xta IW-¡m-¡p-I-bpÅq 

Ans : (a) 

hnPbIpamÀ imkvXmwtIm« 

80 

1460× 10× 

365 1460× 10× 

80 

I = = = 32 

100 365× 

100 

5. Find the interest and amount after 8 years on 

investment of Rs. 2000 at 5% 

a. 1000,8000 b. 1000,800 

c. 800,2800 d. 400, 2300 

Ans: (c) 

Here, P =2000 r=5% 

N= 8 years 

PNR 2000× 5× 

8 

SI = = = 800 

100 100 

Amount (A) = P + SI = 2000+800 = 2800 

6. At what rate of interest will a sum of Rs.2000 

earn an interest of Rs. 400 in 5 year 

a. 3% b. 4% c. 5% d. 8% 

Ans: (b) 

P = 2000 I = 400 N =5 

100× I 100× 

400 

R = = = 4% 

P× N 2000× 

5 

7. At what rate percent per annum will a 

sum of Rs.5000 amont to Rs. 6000 in 4 

years? 

a. 2% b. 3% c. 5% d. 9% 

Ans: (c) 

Here P = 5000 A=Rs.6000 N=4 years 

I = A-P = 6000 - 5000 = 1000 

100× I 100× 

1000 

R = = = 5% 

P× N 5000× 

4 

8. In what time will Rs. 1200 earn an interest of Rs. 

240 at 5% per annum? 

a. 2 b. 3 c. 5 d. 4 

Ans : (d) 

Here P =1200 I= 240 d. R=5% 

100× I 100× 

240 

N = = = 4years 

P× R 1200× 

5 

9. In what time will Rs. 6000 amount to Rs. 7200 

at 4% per annum? 

a. 5 b.8 c.10 d. 12 

Ans: (a) 

Here P = 6000 A = Rs. 7200 R = 4% 

I = A-P = 7200 - 6000 = 1200 

100× I 100× 

1200 

N = = = 5years 

P× R 6000× 

4 

10. Ram lent Rs. 1200 to Syam for 5 years and 

Rs. 1500 to Mohan for 2 years and received 

altogether Rs. 900 as interest. Find the rate per 

annum? 

a. 5% b. 10% c. 15% d. 20% 

Ans : (b) 

Short Cut 

100I 

r = 

PN + PN 

1 1 2 2 

100× 

900 90,000 

r = = = 10% 

1200 5 1500 2 9,000 

( × ) + ( × ) 

11. In how many years will a sum of money double 

itslef at 5% rate of interest? 

a. 10 b. 12 c. 15 d. 20 

Short Cut 

km[m-cW ]en-i-\n-c-¡nÂ Hcp XpI Cc-«n- 

¡p -hÀjw XmÂ 

\nc¡v = 100 hÀjw = 100 

hÀjw 

\nc¡v 

100 

N = = 20years 

5 

Ans : (d) 

12. At what rate percent per annum will a sum of 

money double itself in 15 years? 

2 3 1 1 

a. 6 % b. 6 % c. 10 % d. 15 % 

3 2 3 2 

100 20 2 

R = = = 6 % 

15 3 3 

13. A certain sum of money trebles itself in 5 years 

at simple interest. Find the rate percent per 

annum 

a. 10% b. 20% c. 30% d. 40% 

Short Cut 

A sum of money becomes ‘n’ times in ‘t’ years 

at simple interest. Find the rate of interest per 

annum 100( n −1 ) 

r = % 

t 

Ans : (d) 

14. Ram invests a certain sum at 20% per annum 

simple interest. In how many years will it become 

four times? 

a. 5 b. 10 c. 15 d. 20 

Short cut 

100( n −1) 

t = years 

r 

Here n =4 r= 20 

100(4 − 1) 100× 

3 

t ℵ 

15 years 

20 20 

Ans : (c)

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15. A certain sum of money doubles itself in 5 

years at simple interest. In how many years it 

becomes 7 times? 

a. 15 b. 20 c. 30 d. 25 

km[m-cW ]eni {]Imcw Hcp XpI Cc-«n- 

¡p hÀjw XmÂ aS-§m-Ip hÀjw 

ImWm³ Cc-«n-¡p hÀjw (a-S§v þ 1) 

N = 5 x ( 7 - 1 ) = 5 x 6 = 30 

Ans: (c) 

16. A certain sum of money doubles itself in 16 

years at simple interest. In how many years it 

becomes 3 times? 

a. 12 b. 20 c. 26 d. 32 

N = 16 x (3-1) = 16 x 2 = 32 

Ans: (d) 

17. A person invests a certain sum at a certain rate 

of simple interest for 4 years. Had he invested 

it at 2% higher, he would have earned Rs. 240 

more. find the sum he invested. 

a. 3000 b. 2000 

c. 4000 d. 5000 

Short cut 

Difference in interest earned×100 

Investment = Time×Difference in rate of interest 

Here I = 240 N = 4 years r = 2% 

100I 

100× 

240 

P = = = 3000 

rN 2× 

4 

Ans: (a) 

Previous questions on simple interest 

1. In how many years will a sum of money 

triple itself, the rate of interest being 

10%? 

(a) 15 years (b) 20 years 

(c) 10 years (d) 18 years 

[University Asst. 2016] 

Ans: (a) 15 years 

2. Gokul took a certain amount as a loan 

from a bank at the rate of 8% simple 

interest per annum and gave the same 

amount to Alok as a loan at the rate of 

12% simple interest per annum. If at 

the end of 12 years he made a profit 

of Rs.480. In the deal, what was the 

original amount? 

(a) Rs.2000 (b Rs.1000 

(c) Rs.3000 (d) Rs.4000 

[Asst. Gr.II. KSB] 

Ans: (b) Rs.1000 

3. If a sum of money at simple interest 

double itself in 6 years, it will become 

four times in 

(a) 14 years (b) 12 years 

(c) 18 years (d) 16 years 

[Cochin University Asst. Gr. II] 

Ans: (c) 18 years 

4. At what rate percent of simple interest 

will sum of money double itself in 12 

years? 

(a) 33/4% (b) 25/3% 

(c) 17/2% (d) 19/2% 


Ans: (b) 25/3% 

5. What is the simple interest for Rs.8000 

at 8% per annum? 

(a) 64 (b) 640 

(c) 160 (d) 1600 

[LDC - Beverages] 

Ans: (b) 640 

6. At simple interest in how many years 

will a sum of money double itselt at 12% 

per annum? 

(a) 8 years 6 months 

(b) 8 years 5 months 

(c) 8 years 8 months 

(d) 8 years 4 months 


Ans: (d) 8 years 4 months 

7. A sum of money amount of Rs.8000 

in 2 years and Rs.9500 in 3 years. the 

rate of simple interest is: 

(a) 20% (b) 25% 

(c) 30% (d) 31.57% 


Ans: (c) 30% 

8. An amount becomes Rs.11300 in 2 

years and Rs.12600 in 4 years. The 

rate, if calculated at simple interest is: 

(a) 13% (b) 10.5% 

(c) 6.5% (d) 8.5% 

[Fireman (Trainee) - 2010] 

Ans: (c) 6.5% 

9. Interest on Rs.1000 for 146 days at the 

rate of 10% per annum? 

(a) 80 (b) 45 

(c) 50 (d) 40 

[Sales Man / Women - 2010] 

Ans: (d) 40 

10. At what percentage per annum will a 

sum of money double in 8 years? 

(a) 10% (b) 11% 

(c) 12% (d) 12.5% 

[Fireman (Trainee) - 2009] 

Ans: (d) 12.5 

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English 


1. The bridge was blown _____ by 

terrorists. 

(a) out (b) off 

(c) up 

(d) away 

2. Which phrase means “abduct”? 

(a) take away (b) take out 

(c) take in (d) take on 


antonym of “wail”? 

(a) curtain (b) rejoice 

(c) repent (d) rob 

4. “To pour oil on troubled waters” 

means 

(a) to pacify matters 

(b) to fish in troubled waters 

(c) to prevent the breeding of 

mosquitoes 

(d) to destroy the oil tanks 

through terrorist activities 

5. What is the collective noun for 

‘kangaroos?’ 

(a) brace (b) muster 

(c) troop (d) pack 

6. Which is the mis-spelt word 

(a) accomplice 

(b) accommodate 

(c) suspicious 

(d) accummulate 

7. The disposal of a dead body by 

consuming to flames is called 

(a) burial (b) funeral 

(c) post-mortem 

(d) cremation 

8. If you utter a word, I______ you 

(a) dismiss (b) will dismiss 

(c) am dismissing 

(d) will have been dismissed 

9. I wish I______ his address 

(a) knew (b) know 

(c) have known 

(d) will know 

10. Run fast, lest you ______ out of 

the race 

(a) should be (b) shall be 

(c) may be (d) are 

11. The Government ______ the 


strike by an iron hand 

(a) put out (b) put down 

(c) called off (d) set up 

12. What is the one word for “to urge 

strongly” 

(a) extol (b) emancipate 

(c) exhort (d) extort 

13. What prevented you ______ into 

the matter 

(a) from enquiring 

(b) to enquire 

(c) enquire 

(d) of enquiring 

14. What is the meat of a deer called? 

(a) beef (b) mutton 

(c) pork (d) venison 

15. The feminine gender of a ‘drone’ 

(a) goose (b) mare 

(c) filly (d) bee 

16. What is the one word for “talk big” 

(a) shout (b) boast 

(c) whisper (d) abuse 

17. The Latin phrase ‘inter alia’ means 

(a) with necessary changes 

(b) in the middle 

(c) among other things 

(d) from the beginning 

18. Too many cooks ______ the broth 

(a) Spoilt (b) Spoil 

(c) have spoiled 

(d) has spoiled 

19. Start early, ______ you will miss 

the flight 

(a) lest (b) in case 

(c) unless (d) otherwise 

20. Everything will be fine, ______? 

(a) will they be (b) won’t they 

(c) will it (d) isn’t it 

21. What ______you usually do on 

Sundays ? 

(a) will (b) shall 

(c) can (d) do 

22. The Officer ______ out five 

minutes ago. 

(a) had (b) went 

(c) has gone (d) was going 

23. Select the correct sentence: 

(a) Columbus invented America 

(b) Columbus found out America 

(c) Columbus discovered America 


24. A bird in hand is better than two 

______ 

(a) in the cage 

(b) in the bush 

(c) in the nest 


25. This is the servant ______ I was 

telling you 

(a) who (b) whose 

(c) which (d) whom 

26. Select the wrongly spelt word: 

(a) emanate (b) embarrass 

(c) seperate (d) emperor 

27. The policeman asked him 

whether he ______ give him the 

information. 

(a) will (b) could 

(c) can (d) had 

If clause - Tips 

If clause - Type II 

• Hcp hmIy¯nÂ if hcp 

`mKw simple past BbmÂ 

Main clause Â would/should/ 

could/might Fnhbnsemv 

FgpXnbtijw verb sâ root 

form FgpXWw. 

eg: If you told him about it, he 

would help you 

28. Would you mind ______ for a 

minute ? 

(a) wait (b) waited 

(c) waiting (d) could wait 

29. He was as proud as ______ 

(a) an elephant 

(b) a peacock 

(c) a lion (d) a tiger 

30. The phrase ‘called on’ means: 

(a) invited (b) visited 

(c) telephoned (d) greeted 

31. The mother as well as her two 

children 

______ taken to the hospital. 

(a) have (b) was 

(c) have (d) are 

32. The principal was deaf ______ my 

request 

(a) at (b) of (c) on (d) to 

33. Which word is spelt wrongly ? 

(a) Bourgeois (b) Assasination 

(c) Mandated (d) Commissioner 

34. Let us go for a walk, ______? 

(a) shan’t we (b) will we 

(c) shall we (d) won’t we 

35. I have acquaintance ______ 

Karnatic Music 

(a) to (b) with 

(c) at (d) in 

36. It is not easy to ______ the Civil 

Service Examination 

(a) get at (b) get up 

(c) get through (d) get over 

37. Animal that feeds on its own 

species is called 

(a) Lexicographer 

(b) Philanthropist 

(c) Calligrapher 

(d) Cannibal 

38. Millennium is a period of : 

(a) 100 years 

(b) 1000 years 

(c) 200 years 

(d) 10,000 years 

39. I have ______ more letters for 

you to write. 

(a) Little (b) any 

(c) some (d) few 

40. John ______ to Bombay 

tomorrow 

(a) is travelling (b) travel 

(c) travelling (d) travelled 

Answer Key 

1. D¯cw: (c) up 

blow out - to extinguish; to erupt 

blow off - to relieve or release 

blow up - to explode; to enlarge 

blow away - to kill by shooting; 

to defeat decisively 

2. D¯cw: (a) take away 

take out - to extract; remove 

take in - to understand; to 

deceive 

take on - to undertake; to hire 

3. D¯cw: (b) rejoice 

4. D¯cw: (a) to pacify matters. 

• Fish in troubled water - to try to 

take advantage of a confused 

situation 

5. D¯cw: (c) troop 

• A brace of pigeons 

• A pack of cards, wolves 

• A muster of peacocks, soldiers.

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6. D¯cw: (d) accummulate 

• Correct spelling - accumulate 

7. D¯cw: (d) cremation 

8. D¯cw: (b) will dismiss 

• ‘If clause’ simple present Â 

Bb-Xn-\mÂ Main clauseÂ will/ 

shall/can + v D ≠m-bn-cn-¡-Ww. 

9. D¯cw: (a) knew 

I wish - Tips 

• I wish + subject Ign-ªmÂ 

simple past (V 2 

or did + V 1 

) 

Dw I wished + subject Ign- 

ªmÂ past perfect (had 

+ppv) Dw Fgp-X-Ww. 

10. D¯cw: (a) should be 

• ‘Lest’ hcp hmIy-§-fnÂ 

‘subject’ Ignªv ‘should’ 

Fgp-X-Ww. 

11. D¯cw: (b) put down(ASn-äÀ¯pI) 

put out - to extinguish 

call off - to cancel 

set up - to evaluate; to raise 

12. D¯cw: (c) exhort 

extol - to praise highly 

emancipate - to liberate; to free 

from bondage 

extort - to obtain from another 

by coercion or 

intimidation 

13. D¯cw: (a) from enquiring 

• ‘prevent’ sâ IqsS ‘from’ F 

preposition D]-tbm-Kn-¨p-h-cp-p. 

14. D¯cw: (d) venison 

15. D¯cw: (d) bee 

• ‘goose’ is the singular form of 

geese 

• ‘mare’ is the feminine gender of 

horse 

• ‘filly’ is a young female horse. 

16. D¯cw: (b) boast 

17. D¯cw: (c) Among other 

things 

18. D¯cw: (b) Spoil 

• CsXmcp ]g-s©mÃmWv- -. 

“BtfdnbmÂ ]m¼v NmhnÃ”. 

19. D¯cw: (d) otherwise 

(AÃm¯]£w) 

20. D¯cw: (b) won’t they 

• auxiliary ‘will’ Dw hmIyw 

positive BbXn\mepw won’t 

D]tbmKn¡Ww. subject 

everything BbXn\mÂ 

AXnsâ pronoun Bbn ‘they’ 

bpw D]tbmKn¡Ww. 

Much - Tips 

• Much + Singular noun + Singular 

verb ‘much’ \v tijw hcpXv 

uncountable noun Bbncn¡pw. 

eg: There is much unemployment 

in that 

area. 

21. D¯cw: (d) do 

• CsXmcp ]Xn-hmbn \S-¡p 

{]hr-¯nsb ImWn-¡p 

(‘usually’) hmIy-am-Wv. Bb- 

Xn-\mÂ simple present tense 

emWv hmIyw htc- -X.v am{X-a-Ã, 

CsXmcp interrogative sentence 

BWv. Hcp interrogative sentence 

Â Auxiliary verb \nÀ_-Ô-am- 

Wv. Simple present se Auxiliary 

verb ‘do’/’does’ BWv subject 

_lphN\wIqSn Bb-Xn-\mÂ 

D¯cw ‘do’. 

22. D¯cw: (b) went 

• Xn-cn-¡p hmIy-¯nÂ ‘ago’ 

hn-cn-¡pXn\mÂ simple past 

tense D]-tbm-Kn-¡-Ww. 

23. D¯cw: (c) C o l u m b u s 

discovered America 

• \ne-hn-epÅ Hns\ I≠ p-]n-Sn- 

¡p--Xn-\mbn‘discover’ F ]ZamWv 

D]-tbm-Kn-t¡- -≠Xv. 

24. D¯cw: (b) in the bush 

• CsXmcp ]g-s©mÃmWv. 

kzáÃm¯Xpw \ 

ÃsXv tXmpXpamb 

hkvXp¡tf¡mÄsa¨w 

KpWw IpdhmsW ¦nepw 

kzámbpÅhbmWv. 

25. D¯cw: (d) whom 

• "Hcmsf-¸än'bmWv ]d-bp--sX- 

¦nÂ Relative pronoun Bbn 

whom D]-tbm-Kn-¡-Ww. 

26. D¯cw: (c) seperate 

• icn-bmb spelling - ‘separate’ 

27. D¯cw: (b) could 

• Xn-cn-¡p hmIyw reported 

speech Â Bb-Xn-\mÂ past 

tense D]-tbm-Kn-¡-Ww. {_m¡- 

änÂ Xn-cn-¡p ‘had’ past 

tense BsW-¦nepw AXv Ign- 

ªmÂ past participle cq]-amWv 

D]-tbm-Kn-t¡- -≠Xv. hmIy-¯nÂ 

give \v ]Icw ‘given’ Bbn-cpp 

\ÂIn-b-sX-¦nÂ D¯cw had 

BIp-am-bn-cp-p. 

28. D¯cw: (c) waiting 

• ‘would you mind’ Ign-ªmÂ verb 

sâ ‘ing’ cq]w D]-tbm-Kn-¡-Ww. 

29. D¯cw: (b) a peacock 

• as big as an elephant 

• as brave as a lion (as bold as a 

lion) 

• as fierce as a tiger 

10. D¯cw: (b) visited 

call at - to visit a place 

call on - to visit a person 

11. D¯cw: (b) was 

• ‘as well as’ tNÀ¯v c≠ v 

hmIy§fnse subject Isf 

tbmPn-¸n-¡p-t¼mÄ BZy 

subject \v A\p-k-cn-¨p- thWw 

verb \nÂt¡≠- -Xv. 

12. D¯cw: (d) to 

13. D¯cw: (b) Assasination 

• correct spelling - Assassination 

14. D¯cw: (c) shall we 

• ‘Let’ sIm≠ v Bcw-`n-¡p Hcp 

hmIy-¯nsâ question tagse 

Auxiliary verb ‘shall’ Bbn-cn-¡pw. 

AXns\ negative Bt¡ ≠ 

Bh-iy-an-Ã. 

15. D¯cw: (b) with 

• acquaintance t\msSm¸w D]-tbm- 

Kn¨p hcp preposition ‘with 

BWv. 

• I have no acquaintance with David. 

16. D¯cw: (c) get through 

Butt 

Hogshead 

Cellar 

Portfolio 

Decanter 

Creel 

Reticule 

Animal 

Apes 

Asses 

Bears 

Bees 

Beetles 

Birds 

Bulls 

Camels 

Cats 

Cattle 

The large cask for holding wine 

The large cask for holding wine 

get through - to succeed; to finish 

get at - to reach or touch; to 

discover or understand. 

get up - to rise from bed or to rise 

to one’s feet. 

get over - to overcome; to recover 

from 

17. D¯cw: (d) cannibal 

• Lexicographer - o n e w h o 

compiles dictionary. 

• philanthropist - a person who 

helps the poor, especially by 

giving them money. 

• calligrapher - a person who is 

good at handwriting. 

18. D¯cw: (b) 1000 years 

19. D¯cw: (c) some 

• Ipd¨v F AÀ°¯nÂ, 

hmIyw positive BsW¦nÂ 

‘some’Dw negative BsW¦nÂ 

‘any’ bpw D]tbmKn¡Ww. 

20. D¯cw: (a) is travelling 

• ap³Iq«n \nÝ-bn-¨p-d¨ `mhn 

Imcy-§sf ImWn-¡p-hm³ 

present continuous tense-Dw D]- 

tbm-Kn-¡m-dp≠- v. 

An underground place for storing wine or other provisions 

A portable case for holding papers or drawings 

An ornamental glass for holding wine 

A basket in which the fishermen puts his fish 

The lady’s handbag or workbag 

gibber 

bray 

growl 

hum/buzz 

drone 

twitter/chirp/sing 

bellow 

groan/grunt 

Dwelling Places 

Sound 

meow/me w/purr/ caterwaul 

loo/moo/bawl

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Spp 

• \thm-°m-\- 

¯nsâ Ihn 

F-dn-b-s¸- 

• B[p-\nI Ihn-{X-b-¯nÂ 

HcmÄ 

• alm-Imhyw Fgp-XmsX alm- 

Ihn F ]Zhn e`n-¨p. 

• kvt\l-Km-b-I³, Bi-b 

-Kw-ò-c³ F-dn-b-s¸-«n-cp 

Ihn 

• tPmk^v ap≠ -tÈcn "hn¹-h- 

¯nsâ ip{I-\-£{Xw' Fv 

hnfn-¨p. 

• 1922 Â a{Zmkv kÀÆ-I-em-ime-bnÂ 

h¨v shbnÂkv cmP- 

Ip-am-c\nÂ \nv ]«pw hfbpw 

t\Sn 

• ]Ã-\-bm-änÂ h¨v dUo-aÀ 

t_m«v ap§n-bmWv Ipam-c-\mim³ 

acn-¨Xv (1924 P\p-hcn 16) 

IrXn-IÄ 

• hoW-]qhv (ae-bm-f-¯nse 

BZys¯ e£-W-sam¯ 

JÞ-Imhyw) 

• {io_p-²-N-cnXw (FUzn³ 

AÀtWmÄUnsâ The light of Asia 

F IrXn-bpsS hnhÀ¯\w) 

• hnNn{X hnP-bw, arXyp-RvPbw 

(\m-S-I-§Ä) 

• IcpW (h-©n-¸m«v hr¯-¯nÂ 

cNn-¨p) 

• NÞm-e-`n-£pIn (am-Xw-KnbpsS 

IY ]d-bp-p) 

• _me-cm-am-bWw (Ip-«n-IÄ¡v 

th≠n cNn¨ Ir-Xn) 

• \fn\n (Hcp kvt\lw F-dnbs¸Sp 

IrXn) 

• A\p-Xm]w (am-Xm-hnsâ hntbm- 

Ks¯ XpSÀp cNn¨ IrXn) 

aebmfw 

Ihn-]-cn-Nbw 

Ipam-c-\m--im³ 

(1873-1924) 

• Znhy-tIm-Inew (Sm-tKm-dn-t\m 

SpÅ _lp-am\ kqN-I-ambn 

cNn¨ IrXn) 

• {]tcm-Z\w (hn-em-]-Im-hyw) 

• Zpc-hØ (am-¸nf el-f-bpsS ] 

Ým-¯-e-¯nÂ cNn¨ IrXn) 

• Nn´m-hn-jvS-bmb koX, Hcp 

knwl-{]-k-hw, {Kma-hr-£- 

¯nse IpbnÂ 

D²-c-Wn-IÄ 

1. "kvt\l-am-W-Jn-e-km-c-aq-gn-bnÂ 

kvt\l-km-c-anl kXy-ta-Iamw' 

þ \fn\n 

2. "amwk-\n-_-²-aÃ cmKw' 

þ eoe 

"kvt\ln-¡-bp®o \o \ns 

t{Zmln-¡p P\-s¯bpw' 

þ hnNn-{X-hn-Pbw 

3. "kzmX{ýw Xs AarXw 

kzmX{ýw Xs PohnXw 

]mc-X{ýw am\n-IÄ¡v 

arXn-tb-¡mÄ `bm-\Iw' 

þ DZvt_m-[\w 

4. "amäp-hn³ N«-§sf kzbasÃ- 

¦nÂ 

amäp-a-Xp-Ifo \n§-sf-¯m³' 

þ A`bw 

5. "Hcpthf ]g-¡-ta-dn-bmÂ Ccpfpw 

sasÃ shfn-¨-ambv hcpw' 

6. "lm ]pjv]ta, A[n-I-Xpw-K-]-Z- 

¯n-se{X 

tim`n-¨n-cp-nsXmcp cmÚn-I- 

W-¡tb! \o 

{io`q-hn-e-Øn-cþAkw-i-bw-þ- 

Cp \nsâ 

bm`qXnsb§p ]p\-cn§p InS-¸ntXmÀ¯mÂ' 

þ hoW-]qhv 

kÔn 

• hn`-Pn-¡m-\m-Im¯ [z\n¡v 

hÀ®w Fp ]d-bpp 

• c≠ v hÀ®-§Ä X½nÂ tNcp- 

Xn-s\-bmWv kÔn Fv 

hnti-jn-¸n-¡p--Xv. 

• kÔn-IÄ 4 hn[-ap ≠v 

1. BK-a-kÔn 

2. BtZ-i-kÔn 

3. tem]-kÔn 

4. ZznXz-kÔn 

BK-a-kÔn 

• c≠ v hÀ®-§Ä X½nÂ tNcpt¼mÄ 

Hcp hÀ®w ]pXp-Xmbn 

hp tNcp-Xv AYhm BK-an- 

¡p--XmWv BK-a-kÔn 

DZm: ]\ + Hme = ]\-tbme 

• ChnsS "b' F Imcw BK-an- 

¨n-cn-¡p-p. 

Xncp + HmWw = Xncp-thmWw 

• ChnsS "h' F Imcw BK-an- 

¨n-cn-¡p-p. 

BtZ-i-kÔn 

• BtZiw F hm¡n-\À°w 

Øm\w amdÂ FmWv 

• c≠ v hÀ®-§Ä IqSn-t¨-cpt¼mÄ 

Hcp hÀ®w t]mbn 

asämcp hÀWw hp-tN-cp--Xns\-bmWv 

BtZ-i-kÔn Fv 

]d-bp-Xv 

DZm: F¬ + \qdv = F®qdv 

‣ ChnsS "\' F Imc-¯n\v 

]Icw "W'Imcw hp 

ZnIv + apJw = ZnMvapJw 

‣ ChnsS "I' bv¡v ]Icw "M' 

hp 

tem]-kÔn 

• c≠ v hÀW-§Ä X½nÂ tNcpt¼mÄ 

Hcp hÀ®w tem]n-¡pI 

AYhm CÃm-Xm-Ip--Xn-s\- 

bmWv tem]-kÔn Fv 

]d-bp-Xv 

DZm: NqSv + CÃ = NqSnÃ 

‣ ChnsS kwhr-tXm-Imcw (" v') 

tem]n¨p. 

Hcp + ASn = HcSn 

"D' Imcw tem]n¨p 

ZznXz-kÔn 

• c≠ v hÀW-§Ä X½nÂ tNcpt¼mÄ 

Hcp hÀ®w Cc-«n-¡p-- 

XmWv ZznXz-kÔn 

• ZznXzw F hm¡n-\À°w Cc- 

«n-¡pI FmWv 

DZm: Xnc + IY = Xnc-¡Y 

Ah[n + Imew = Ah-[n- 

¡mew 

‣ "I' Imcw Cc-«n¨p 

aª + ]«v = aª-¸«v 

‣ "]' Imcw Cc-«n-¨p. 

hntijWw 

(t`-Z-I-§Ä) 

• Hcp hkvXp-hn\v aäp hkvXp- 

¡-fnÂ \npÅ hnti-js¯ 

kqNn-¸n-¡p--XmWv hnti-j- 

Ww. 

• hnti-j-Ws¯ aqmbn Xcw 

Xnc¡mw 

1. \ma-hn-ti-jWw 

2. {Inbm-hn-ti-jWw 

3. hnti-jW hnti-jWw 

(t`-Z-I-hn-ti-j-Ww) 

1. \ma-hn-ti-jWw 

• CXv \ma-¯nsâ AÀ°s¯ 

hnti-jn-¸n-¡pp 

DZm: Idp¯ ]q¨, XSn¨ a\pjy³ 

2. {Inbm-hn-ti-jWw 

• CXv Hcp {Inb-bpsS AÀ°s¯ 

hnti-jn-¸n-¡pp 

DZm: Dds¡ hnfn-¨p, thK- 

¯nÂ \Sp 

3. t`Z-I-hn-ti-jWw 

\ma hntijWamWv t`Z-Iw, 

t`Z-Is¯ hnti-jn-¸n-¡p-- 

XmWv t`ZI hnti-jWw 

• kz`m-h-a-\p-k-cn¨v hnti-j-W- 

§sf Ggmbn Xncn¡mw 

1. ip²w 

2. kmwJyw 

3. hn`m-hIw 

4. kmÀh-\m-anIw 

5. ]mcn-am-WnIw 

6. \mamw-KPw 

7. {Inbmw-KPw

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1. The largest single organ of the 

human body is? 

a) Respiratory System 

b) Integumentary System 

c) Endocrine System 

d) Skeletal System 

[SI - 2010] 

Ans: (b) Integumentary System 

2. The branch of clinical study 

related to hearing, taste and 

smell is? 

a) Osteology b) Otolaryngology 

c) Ophthalmology 

d) Dermatology 

[SI - 2010] 

Ans: (b) Otolaryngology 


organisation has giant Panda as 

its symbol? 

a) UNICEF b) Green Peace 

c) World Bank 

d) World Wide Fund for Nature 

[SI - 2010] 

Ans: (d) World Wide Fund for 

Nature 

4. Scurvy is the disease caused by 

the deficiency of 

a) Vitamin A b) Vitamin B 

c) Vitamin C d) Vitamin D 

[SI - 2010] 

Ans: (c) Vitamin C 

5. The cells used in mobile phones 

are 

a) Dry Cells b) Mercury Cells 

c) Nickel - Cadmium Cells 

d) Lithium ion cells 

[SI - 2010] 

Ans: (d) Lithium ion cells 

6. Who was the Permanent 

Chairman of the Constituent 

Assembly? 

a) Dr. Rajendra Prasad 

b) Jawaharlal Nehru 

c) Dr. B.R.Ambedkar 

Previous 


d) Sardar Patel 

Ans: (a) Dr. Rajendra Prasad 

[SI - 2010] 

7. Lansdowne is a hill station in: 

a) Chattisghat 

b) Andhra Pradesh 

c) Himachal Pradesh 

d) Uttarakhand 

[SI - 2010] 

Ans: (d) Uttarakhand 

8. Prabudha Bharat was a paper 

published in English by: 

a) Lows Vivian Derozio 

b) Gopal Hari Deshmukh 

c) Swami Vivekananda 

d) Swami Dayananda 

[SI - 2010] 

Ans: (c) Swami Vivekananda 

9. The Sarkaria Commission was 

setup to review the relation 

between? 

a) Prime Minister and the 

President 

b) Executive and Judiciary 

c) Legislature and Executive 

d) Centre and the State 

[SI - 2010] 

Ans: (d) Centre and the State 

10. Puralimala is sitauted in: 

a) Kozhikode b) Kasargod 

c) Ezhimala d) Thalassery 

[SI - 2010] 

Ans: (d) Thalassery 

11. The Famous Folk Dance ‘Padayani’ 

is originated at 

a) Kadammanitta 

b) Chovva 

c) Bekal d) Cheruthuruthy 

[LD Bev. Corp. - 2010] 

Ans: (a) Kadammanitta 

12. Kerala Kalamandalam was 

established in the year 

a) 1930 b) 1935 

c) 1925 d) 1950 

[LD Bev. Corp. - 2010] 

Ans: (a) 1930 

13. In which year Kudumbasree 

programme was started 

a) 1998 b) 1997 

c) 2000 d) 2001 

[LD Bev. Corp. - 2010] 

Ans: (a) 1998 

14. Nuclides with the same atomic 

number but different mass number 

are called 

a) Isotopes b) Isotones 

c) Isobar d) Isosteres 

[LD Bev. Corp. - 2010] 

Ans: (a) Isotopes 

15. Thomas cup is associated with: 

a) Badminton 

b) Cricket 

c) Snooker d) Tennis 

[LD Bev. Corp. - 2010] 

Ans: (a) Badminton 

16. The disorder characterised by the 

absence of melanin 

a) Heamophilia 

b) Fabry’s disease 

c) Albinism 

d) Aneamia 

Ans: (c) Albinism 

[LD Bev. Corp. - 2010] 

17. Which Article exempts Jammu 

and Kashmir from the category 

of ordinary states? 

a) 161 b) 152 

c) 173 d) 184 

[LD Bev. Corp. - 2010] 

Ans: (b) 152 

18. The length of the sea shore of 

Kerala is 

a) 680 km b) 580 km 

c) 700 km d) 750 km 

[LD Bev. Corp. - 2010] 

Ans: (b) 580 km 

19. Drain of wealth theory was 

propounded by 

a) Alfred Marshal 

b) Sarojini Naidu 

c) Dadabhai Naoroji 

d) Amartya Sen 

[LD Bev. Corp. - 2010] 

Ans: (c) Dadabhai Naoroji 

20. The instrument used for 

measuring the density or relative 

density of liquids 

a) Hydrometer 

b) Hygrometer 

c) Multimeter d) Fathometer 

[LD Bev. Corp. - 2010] 

Ans: (a) Hydrometer 

21. Declaration of Poorna Swaraj was 

held in _________ Congress 

a) Kolkatta b) Lahore 

c) Surat d) Belgam 

[Conf. Asst. - 2012] 

Ans: (b) Lahore 

22. When the National Flag of India 

is hoisted on half mast? 

a) To welcome visitors to India 

b) In state mourning 

c) To honour statesman 

d) To celebrate the national 

days 

[Conf. Asst. - 2012] 

Ans: (b) In state mourning 

23. ________ Article Provides for 

free and compulsory education 

to children of below age of 14 

years 

a) Article 40 b) Article 42 

c) Article 45 d) Article 24 

[Conf. Asst. - 2012] 

Ans: (c) Article 45 

24. The Planet which is known as red 

planet is: 

a) Mars b) Venus 

c) Jupiter d) Saturn 

[Conf. Asst. - 2012] 

Ans: (a) Mars 

25. Dry ice is the solid form of 

a) Carbon Monoxide 

b) Carbon dioxide 

c) Hydrogen dioxide 

d) Hydrogen Peroxide 

[Conf. Asst. - 2012] 

Ans: (b) Carbon dioxide 

26. Joint sitting of the two houses 

of parliament is presided by the 

_________ 

a) Vice president of India 

b) Prime Minister 

c) Speaker 

d) President of India

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[Conf. Asst. - 2012] 

Ans: (c) Speaker 

27. Power to amend the constitution 

is vested in __________ 

a) Parliament b) Cabinet 

c) Supreme Court 

d) President of India 

[Conf. Asst. - 2012] 

Ans: (a) Parliament 

28. Largest gland in human body is: 

a) Liver b) Kidney 

c) Lungs d) None of these 

[Conf. Asst. - 2012] 

Ans: (a) Liver 

29. World Environment Day is 

a) June 5 b) September 14 

c) December 10 

d) October 24 

[Conf. Asst. - 2012] 

Ans: (a) June 5 

30. The First Thermal Power Plant in 

Kerala is situated at: 

a) Vizhinjam b) Kayamkulam 

c) Kozhikode d) Palakkad 

[Conf. Asst. - 2012] 

Ans: (b) Kayamkulam 

31. Study of Soil is called 

a) Entomology 

b) Pedology 

c) Herpetology 

d) Ichtyology [Asst. Gr. - 2012] 

Ans: (b) Pedology 

32. World Anti-tobacco Day is 

celebrated on 

a) July 12 b) May 31 

c) June 16 d) April 22 

[Asst. Gr. - 2012] 

Ans: (b) May 31 

33. Economic planning is an area 

coming under: 

a) Union list b) State list 

c) Concurrent list 

d) Not specified in any list 

[Asst. Gr. - 2012] 

Ans: (c) Concurrent list 

34. A Gift to the Monotheists is the 

contribution of: 

a) Raja Ram Mohan Roy 

b) Mahatma Gandhi 

c) Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar 

d) Dayananda Saraswathi 

[Asst. Gr. - 2012] 

Ans: (a) Raja Ram Mohan Roy 

35. First anti-caste movement against 

the practice of untouchability and 

un approachability in India 

a) Vaikam Satyagraha 

b) Paliyam Satyagraha 

c) Guruvayoor Satyagraha 

d) Salt Satyagraha 

[Asst. Gr. - 2012] 

Ans: (a) Vaikam Satyagraha 

36. Voting age was reduced to 18 

from 21 by: 

a) 52 nd Amendment 

b) 56 th Amendment 

c) 73 rd Amendment 

d) 61 st Amendment 

[Asst. Gr. - 2012] 

Ans: (d) 61 st Amendment 

37. To whom does the Public Accounts 

Committee submit its report 

a) Prime Minister 

b) Speaker of Loksabha 

c) President d) Vice President 

[Asst. Gr. - 2012] 

Ans: (b) Speaker of Loksabha 

38. The organ that regulator body 

temperature in human beings: 

a) Hair b) Kidney 

c) Lungs d) Skin 

[Asst. Gr. - 2012] 

Ans: (d) Skin 

39. ISRO successfully launched its 

first lunar probe Chandrayan 1 on: 

a) October 22 nd 2008 

b) October 25 th 2008 

c) October 21 st 2008 

d) October 27 th 2008 

[Asst. Gr. - 2012] 

Ans: (a) October 22 nd 2008 

40. How many times can a person be 

elected as President of India: 

a) Two times b) Three times 

c) Four times d) No limit 

[Asst. Gr. - 2012] 

Ans: (d) No limit 

41. The Book “Dreams From My 

Father” is written by: 

a) Barak Obama 

b) Shekar Kapur 

c) John Garang 

d) Guntar Grass 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2011] 

Ans: (a) Barak Obama 

42. First ISO Certified Police Station 

in Kerala 

a) Kozhikode Town 

b) Trivandrum City 

c) Ernakulam Rural 

d) Kannur Town 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2011] 

Ans: (a) Kozhikode Town 

43. Study of life in outer space is 

called 

a) Astrophysics 

b) Cosmology 

c) Exobiology d) Cosmobiology 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2011] 

Ans: (c) Exobiology 

44. The First Space Station in the 

World 

a) Salute 1 b) Skylab 

c) Voyager 1 d) Viking 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2011] 

Ans: (a) Salute 1 

45. National Waterway No.3 connects 

a) Sadiya - Dhubri 

b) Kottapuram - Kollam 

c) Haldia - Allahabad 

d) Haldia - Dhubri 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2011] 

Ans: (b) Kottapuram - Kollam 

‣ First Governor of Bengal 

‣ Last Governor of Bengal 

‣ First Governor General of Bengal 

‣ Last Governor General of Bengal 

46. State having bicameral 

Legislature 

a) Orissa b) Gujarat 

c) Assam d) Bihar 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2011] 

Ans: (d) Bihar 

47. Which one belongs to Central 

Govt. Service? 

a) Indian Administrative 

Service 

b) Indian Police Service 

c) Indian Foreign Service 

d) Indian Forest Service 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2011] 

Ans: (c) Indian Foreign Service 

48. Who abolished Privy Purse 

a) Nehru b) Morarji Desai 

c) Rajiv Gandhi 

d) Indira Gandhi 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2011] 

Ans: (d) Indira Gandhi 

49. How many times Gandhiji 

became the president of INC 

a) Twice b) Thrice 

c) Once d) Zero 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2011] 

Ans: (c) Once 

50. The Person known as Periyor 

a) Veerasalingam 

b) E.V.Ramaswamy Naiker 

c) Ramachandran 

d) N.T.Rama Rao 

[Asst. Gr. II - 2011] 

Ans: (b) E.V. Ramaswamy 

Naiker 

- Robert Clive 

- Warren Hastings 

- Warren Hastings 

- William Bentic 

‣ First Governor General of British India - William Bentic 

‣ Last Governor General of British India - Lord Canning 

‣ First Viceroy of India 

‣ Last Viceroy of India 

‣ First Governor General of Free India 

‣ Last Governor General of the India 


- Lord Canning 

- Lord Mount Batten 

- Lord Mount Batten 

- C. Rajagopalachari

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governor general & Viceroys of India 


1. The Governor who is known as the 

Babur of British India? 

Robert Clive 

2. The Governor who brought diarchy 

system in Bengal? 

Robert Clive 

3. The diarchy in Bengal was cancelled 

by? 

Warren Hastings 

4. Supreme Court in Calcutta was 

established by? 


5. William Johns founded Asiatic 

Society (1784) during the period of 


6. Permanent Settlement Act (1793) or 

Zamindari system was introduced 

by? 

Lord Cornwallis 

7. The Governor general known as the 

Akbar of British India 

Lord Richard Wellesley 

Father of Indian Civil Service 

Uniform Civil Code was introduced by 

Police system in India was introduced by 

8. The governor general who introduced 

subsidiary alliance (1798) 

Lord Wellesley 

9. Infanticide in India was banned for 

the first time by 

Lord Wellesley 

10. The Governor General when the 

Ryotwari settlement system was 

introduced in madras presidency by 

Thomas munroe? 

Lord Hastings 

11. The Governor General to abolish sati 

in India? 

Lord Willaim Bentick 

12. The Governor General to abolish 

female infaticide in India 

Lord William Bentick 

13. The macaulay minutes was prepared 

during the period of? 


14. Father of modern English education 

in India? 


15. The liberator of Indian press? 

Charles metcalfe 

16. The Governor General who declared 

slavery in India as illegal (1843) 

Lord Ellenborough 

17. The Governor General known as the 

maker of modern India? 

Lord Dalhousie 

18. Father of Indian Railway 


(Indian Railway started on - 

April 16, 1853) 




19. Doctrine of Lapse (1848) was 

introduced by? 


20. The Governor General who started 

Archeological Department in India? 


21. The Governor General who started 

telegraph system in India? 

Lord Dalhousie (First 

Telegraphline - Culcutta to 

Diamond Harbour) 

22. The Governor General who 

introduced currency and modern 

postal systems in India (1854) 


Viceroys of India 

23. Doctrine lapse was officially withdran 

(1859) by 

Lord Canning 

Introduced by Lord Canning 

The Indian Penal Code (1860) 

The Indian High Court act (1861) 

The Indian Council act (1861) 

Income tax in India 

Portfolio system 

24. Arecheological survey of India 

(1861) was established by? 

Lord Canning 

25. Indias 1 st budget (1860) presented 

by James Wilson in the period of 

Lord Canning 

26. The “Wahabis movement’ was 

suppressed by? 

Lord Elgin 

27. The Viceroy who known as The 

savior of India, the saviour of Punjab 

and the organizer of victory? 

Sir John Lawrence 

28. The Viceroy who started statistical 

survey of India? 

Lord Mayo 

29. The only Viceroy of India who was 

murdered 

Lord Mayo 

(Mayo was murdered by 

Sher ali at - Andaman Nicobar on 

February 8, 1872) 

30. Railway in Public Sector was started 

by? 

Lord Mayo 

31. The viceroy who was the believer of 

freetrade? 

Lord North Brook 

32. The viceroy known as “Viceroy of 

Reverse Character”? 

Lord Lytton 

33. Pen name of Lord Lytton? 

Owen Meredith 

34. Vernacular Press Act (1878) and 

Arms Act (1878) was introduced 

by? 

Lord Lytton 

35. The Vieroy who passed Ilbert Bill in 

1883 

Lord Rippon 

36. Vernacular Press Act was cancelled 

by? 

Lord Ripon 

37. First factory act was passed by? 

Lord Ripon 

38. Viceroy who known as ‘Popular 

Viceroy’? 

Lord Ripon 

39. Public Service Commission was 

introduced in India by? 

Lord Dufferin 

40. Indian National Congress (1885) 

was formed during the period of? 

Lord Dufferin 

41. First viceroy of India to visit 

travancore (1900) 

Lord Curzon 

42. The viceroy who described 

Alappuzha as the ‘Venice of the 

east’? 

Lord Curzon 

43. University Education Commission 

(1902) appointed by? 

Lord Curzon 

44. The viceroy behind the partition of 

Bengal in 1905 July 20 

Lord Curzon 

45. Indian councils Act of 1909, 

popularly known as ? 

Minto - Morley Reforms 

46. The viceroy who replaced the 

particion of Bengal? 

Lord Hardinge II (1911) 

47. Govt of India act 1919, Rowlact act, 

were passed during the period of? 

Lord Chemsford 

48. Devadasi system in India was 

abolished by? 

Lord Reading 

49. The viceroy popularly known as the 

Christian viceroy 

Lord Irwin 

50. Gandhi -Irwin pact was in the year 

1931 

51. The longest serving viceroy of India 

Lord Linlithgow 

52. Lord Linlithgow put forward the 

august offer in? 

1940 

53. Wavell plan 

1945 

54. The president if interim Govt 

Lord wavell 

55. The Indian Independance Act was 

prepared by? 

Lord Mount Batten

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1. Who was the founder of Athma 

Bodhodaya Sangham? 

a. Kumara Gurudevan 

b. Subhananda Gurudev 


d. Brahmananda Sivayogi 

2. In which year was Perinad Rebellion 

held? 

a. 1905 b. 1915 

c. 1912 d. 1914 

3. Hindustan Newsprint Factory is 

situated at? 

a. Vadavathoor b. Kalamassery 

c. Velloor d. Kannur 

4. The area in Kerala that receives 

least rainfall? 

a. Chinnar b. Neryamangalam 

c. Chittar d. Kannur 

5. 'Mridhubhave Dhrida Krthye' is the 

motto of 

a. Kerala Police b. Territorial Army 

c. Coast Guard d. ITBP 

6. Which is the first total sanitation 

Panchayat in Kerala? 

a. Pothukal b. Varavur 

c. Chamravattam d. Vallanadu 

7. The Nilgiris are the part of the ..... 

a. Western Ghats 

b. Eastern Ghats 

c. Aravallis d. Satpura 

8. In which district the famous Budha 

religious site, Sreemoolavasam is 

situated? 

a. Palakkad 

b. Thiruvananthapuram 

c. Wayanad d. Alappuzha 

9. The newspaper 'Swadeshabhimani' 

was formed in which year? 

a. 1905 b. 1906 

c. 1907 d. 1908 

10. When was Ezhava memorial 

submitted by the leadership of 

Palpu? 

a. 1891 January 1 

b. 1805 November 30 

c. 1896 September 3 

d. 1921 November 10 

11. Who was first put forward the idea 

of Constituent Assembly of India? 

a. Sardar Vallabhai Pattel 

b. Dr.B.R. Ambedkar 

c. Manabendra Nath Roy 


12. Which type of body is the National 

Commission for Scheduled 

Castes? 

a. Legal b. Administrative 

c. Advisory d. Constitutional 

13. The first session of the Constituent 

Assembly was held in .....? 

a. Mumbai b. Kolkata 

c. Lahore d. New Delhi 

14. According to which Constitutional 

Amendment a separate National 

Commission for Scheduled Tribe 

was formed? 

a. 86 b. 69 c. 89 d. 52 

15. Who was not a member of Cabinet 

Mission? 

a. John Simon b. A.V. Alexander 

c. Stafford Cripps 

d. Pethick Lawrence 

16. 'CERT' is a 

a. Computer virus 

b. Functional Organisation 

c. Application Software 

d. Anti - virus 

17. Full form of 'WAP' 

a. Wireless Application Protocol 

b. Wired Antenna Protocol 

c. Wireless Area pincode 

d. Wide Area Protocol 

18. Which of the Printer cannot Print 

Graphics? 

a. Ink - Jet b. Daisy Wheel 

c. Laser d. Dot -Matrix 

19. The sequence of events that 

occurs in the computer when it 

is interpreting and executing an 

instruction is known as a? 

a. Execution cycle 

b. Instruction cycle 

c. Working cycle 

d. Machine cycle 

20. Translator for low level programming 

language were termed as 

a. Linker b. Compiler 

c. Loader d. Assembler 

21. Mail Merge feature is commonly 

associated with 

a. Internet b. WINRAR 

c. Word processor 

d. Data base 

22. The metal which is known as 'little 

Silver' is? 

a. Mercury b. Lithium 

c. Platinum d. Titanium 

23. 'Calorimeter' is an instrument used 

to measure 

a. Heat b. Electric current 

c. Altitude d. Velocity of sound 

24. Cooking gas is a mixture of 

a. Carbone monoxide and Carbon 

dioxide 

b. Butane and Propane 

c. Methane and Ethylene 

d. Carbon-di-oxide and Oxygen 

25. Enzymes consist of chains 

a. Nucleotides b. Aminoacids 

c. Carbohydrates 

d. Fatty acids 

26. The core of a transformer is made 

up of ..... 

a. Soft iron b. Steel 

c. Copper d. Aluminium 

27. Who first introduced the 

electrochemical cell? 

a. Alessandro Volta 

b. Jameswatt 

c. Thomas Alva Edison 

d. Michael Faraday 

28. Which Vitamin is known as Fresh 

Food Vitamin? 

a. Vitamin A b. Vitamin B 

c. Vitamin C d. Vitamin D 

29. Which metal is not used as electro 

magnet? 

a. Iron b. Copper 

c. Nickel d. Cobalt 

30. Light waves are transverse in nature 

because, they can be; 

a. reflected b. refracted 

c. diffracted d. polarised 

31. Which of the following vitamins is 

produced with the help of Sunlight? 

a. Vitamin A b. Vitamin K 

c. Vitamin D d. Vitamin E 

32. Which Indian State is called 'The 

Coffee bag of India'? 

a. Andhra Pradesh 

b. Karnataka 

c. West Bengal d. Assam 

33. Which is the largest West flowing 

river in India? 

a. Tapti b. Indus 

c. Narmada d. Godavari 

34. Central Drug Research Institute is 

situated at? 

a. Pitambur b. Dehradun 

c. Chennai d. Lucknow 

35. Which five year plan did the planning 

commission of India introduce the 

Twenty - Point Programme? 

a. III b. V c. VI d. VII 

36. The National Chemical Laboratory 

is situated in 

a. Pune b. Kolkata 

c. Bhopal d. Bengalure 

37. India's only Marine bio -reserve is ...... 

a. Kochi b. Vishakhapatnam 

c. Gulf of Kutch d. Gulf of Mannar 

38. The founder of the organisation 

'Citizens of Democracy'? 

a. Sarojini Naidu 

b. Jayaprakash Narayan 

c. Jawaharlal Nehru 

d. Motilal Nehru 

39. 'Socialistic Pattern' in Indian 

economy comes through 

a. Free economy 

b. Mixed economy 

c. Closed economy 

d. Gandhian economy 

40. Which is known as 'Backbone of 

Himalaya'? 

a. Himachal b. Himadri 

c. Shivalik d. None of these 

41. Gandhiji attended the congress 

session for the first time in 1901. 

It was held in? 

a. New Delhi b. Mumbai 

c. Chennai d. Kolkata 

42. Which is the longest day in India? 

a. June 21 b. March 22 

c. April 11 d. December 22 

43. The Kuka Movement was founded in? 

a. Mumbai b. Gujarat 

c. Delhi d. Punjab 

44. When was the Non - Co operation 

Movement suspended? 

a. 1919 b. 1921 

c. 1922 d. 1925 

45. Who organised the Ghadar Party in 

the USA? 

a. Hardayal b. Sardar Patel 

c. Lala Lajpat Rai 

d. M.G. Ranade 

46. The Governor General who 

introduced Subsidiary Alliance 

System? 

a. Lord William Bentinck 

b. Lord Corn Wallis 

c. Lord Wellesly 

d. Lord Dalhousie 


Movement began after the failure 

of Cripps Mission? 

a. Quit India Movement 

b. Non - Cooperation movement 

c. Civil Disobedeience Movement 

d. Bhoodan Movement 

48. Gandhiji launched Civil 

Disobedience Movement in? 

a. 1920 b. 1924 c. 1934 d. 1930 

49. Which is the richest mineral belt in 

India? 

a. Raniganj b. Jharia 

c. Korba d.Chota Nagpur 

50. BRICS SUMMIT, 2017 was held in 

Answer: a. New Delhi b. Moscow 

1.b c. 2.c Xiamen 3.a 4.d 5.c 6.b d. Geneva 7.d 8.d 9.c 10.d 

51. 11.c One 12.c of 13.c the 14.c potential 15.c 16.c sites 17.a 18.c for 

19.b Biosphere 20.d 21.d Reserves 22.c 23.c selected 24.d 25.d by 26.c the 

27.d Ministry 28.b 29.c of Forests 30.c 31.b and 32.c Environment 

33.c 34.c 

35.b in 36.c India37.a 38.c 39.c 40.c 41.d 42.c 

43.d 

a. 

44.c 

Marina 

45.c 

Beach 

46.c 47.d 

b. 

48.c 

Tajpur 

49.c 

Beach 

50.d 

51.d 52.c 53.c 54.b 55.b 56.d 57.c 58.a 

59.d 

c. 

60.d 

Kovalam 

61.c 62.d 

Beach 

63.a 

d. 

64.b 

Colva 

65.c 

Beach 

66.a 

52. 67.b The 68.d present 69.b 70.c U.N. 71.d Secretary 72.d 73.b General 74.b 

75.d Antonio 76.d 77.b Guterres 78.b 79.b was 80.a the 81.c Former 82.c 

83.c Prime 84.c Minister 85.d 86.a of? 87.d 88.b 89.c 90.c 

91.c a. 92.c Spain 93.d 94.c b. 95.d Portugal 96.c 97.c 98.a 

99.c c. 100.c Germany d. Estonia

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15 Veto 


53. The winner of the I.B.S.F World 

Billards Championship 2018 held 

at Doha? 

a. Rupesh Shah b. Peter Gilchrist 

c. Pankaj Advani 

d. Mike Russel 

54. Name the country with which Indian 

had signed an agreement to build 

" Turathi", which would be a centre 

for empowering women? 

a.Saudi Arabia b. Bangladesh 

c. America d. Palestine 

55. Which is the ship to cause accident 

on Cochin shipyard on 13 th February 

2018? 

a. Sagarmatha b. Sindhurakshak 

c. Sagarbhushan 

d. Vindhyagiri 

56. Which is the International Airport in 

Kerala comes under the Scheme of 

UDAN Scheme? 

a. Trivandrum International Airport 

b. Cochin International Airport 

c. Kannur Inernational Airport 

d. Kozhikode Internatioal Airport 

57. Who was inaugurated first Loka 

Kerala Sabha? 

a. P. Sadasivam b. Pinarayi Vijayan 

c. Thomas Issac 

d. Navniti Prasad Singh 

58. Who is newly appointed as the 

chairman of Kerala Maritime Board? 

a.V. Narayanan b. V.J.Mathew 

c. S.Somanad d. K.Sivan 

59. The famous music director A.R. 

Rahman was the Ambassador of 

which state 

a. Karnataka b. Tamil Nadu 

c. Sikkim 

d. Himachal Pradesh 

60. Which is the first state started 

Public Cloud Policy? 

a. New Delhi b. Kerala 

c. Karnataka d. Maharashtra 

61. I could scarcely ...... his writing 

a. make out b. make up 

c. make off d. make up for 

62. The syllabus of the exam was 

published .......... 

a. mutatis mutandis b. malafide 

c. intoto d. impasse 

63. More than one person ........... 

feared to be drowned 

a. are b. has c. have d. is 

64. After the party most people were 

'inebriated'; only a few were ....... 

a. calm b. sober 

c. sane d. folly 

65. The gate keeper would let them in, 

..........? 

a. wouldn't he b. won't he 

c. would he d. shall we 

66. You are placed under suspension 

until ..... orders. 

a. Farther b. Future 

c. Further d. Next 

67. We resumed the game ..... it stopped 

raining 

a. while b. where 

c. as soon as d. immediately 

68. The teacher said to him, " do not read 

fast". change into indirect speech 

a. The teacher advised him do not 

read so fast 

b. The teacher advised him not to 

read so fast 

c. The teacher advised him that to 

read so fast 

d. The teacher advised him to read 

so fast 

69. He felt remorse ..... his misdeeds 

a. for b. at c. is d. to 

70. Change into Passive Voice 

'The boy broke the window' 

a. The window was broken by the 

boy 

b. The window is broken by the boy 

c. The window has been broken by 

the boy 

d. The window had been broken by 

the boy 

71. If + means ÷, x means -,÷ means 

+ and - means x. Find 16÷8x6- 

2+12? 

a. 23 b. 3 c. 22 d. 6 

72. The next day after second Monday 

in a month is 9 th . What will be the 

date on the day before 5 th Monday? 

a. 31 b. 28 c. 30 d. 29 

73. Introducing a man woman said, 

'he is the only son of my mother's 

mother. How is the woman related 

to the man? 

a. Mother b. Aunt 

c. Sister d. Niece 

74. 4,5,9,18,34,....... 

a. 59 b. 43 c. 49 d. 50 

75. Find odd one out; 

a. 341 b. 679 

c. 385 d. 495 

76. If banana is apple, apple is grapes, 

grapes is strawberry, strawberry 

is nut, nut is guava. Which of the 

following is a yellow fruit? 

a. Mango b. Nut 

c. Apple d. Banana 

77. A man started to walk East. After 

moving a distance he turned to 

his right. After moving a distance 

he turned to his right again. After 

moving a little he turned in the end of 

his left. In which direction he going 

is now? 

a. North b. South 

c. East d. West 

78. AZB:CYD::EXF:......... 

a. GWH b. FGV 

c. TMR d. QSV 

79. FLOWER is coded as GMPXFS. Then 

SAND is coded as 

a. QPLW b. HZMW 

c. TBOE d. VOTW 

80. Nikhil is ranked ninth from the top 

and thirty eighth from the bottom 

in a class. How many students are 

there in the class? 

a. 45 b. 48 c. 46 d. 47 

81. A train 150m long running at a speed 

of 70km/hr. In what time will it pass 

a man who is running at a speed of 

10km/hr in the same direction on a 

Parallel track? 

a. 7sec b. 8sec 

c. 9sec d. 10sec 

82. A watch carrying a price tag of 

`4000 is sold at a discount of 6%, 

there by gaining 25%. The orginal 

price of the watch is..... 

a. 3008 b. 3016 

c. 2976 d. 2979 

83. By selling a scooter for `7200. 

Rahim losses 10%. At what price 

should be sell it to gain 5%? 

a. Rs. 8200 b. Rs. 8000 

c. Rs.7850 d. Rs.8400 

84. The sum of `500 amounts to `650 

in 3 year at SI. If the interest rate is 

increased by 3%, it would amount 

to ..... 

a. `195 b. `190 

c. `695 d. `690 

85. The area of a square field is 69696 

cm 2 . It's diagonal will be equal to? 

a. 313.296cm b. 353.296cm 

c. 373.296cm d. 393.296cm 

86. Find the greatest number that will 

divide 2930 and 3250 and will leave 

as remainder 7 and 11 respectively? 

a. 80 b. 79 c. 76 d. 74 

87. If 15% of x = 20% of Y. What is x:y? 

a. 4:1 b. 4:3 c. 4:4 d. 4:8 

88. A man can do a job in 15 days. His 

father takes 20 days and his son 

finishes it in 25 days. How long will 

they take to complete the job if they 

all work together? 

a. Less than 6 days 

b. Exactly 6 days 

c. Approximately 6.4 days 

d. More than 10 days 

89. Average runs of 10 matches is 32, 

how many runs one should score 

to increase his average by 4 runs in 

the next match? 

a. 70 b. 76 c. 78 d. 80 

−2 

3 

90. The value of ⎡ −1 

⎤ 

⎢125⎥ 

1 ⎣ ⎦ 

a. 25 

b. 

−1 

25 

c. -25 d. 25 

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kn. IÀ½-[m-c-b³ 

Un. Ahy-bo-`m-h³ 

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FÀ°w hcp-Xv? 

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kn. kmÀh-P-\o\w 

Un. kÀÆ-kp-J-Icw 

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kn. kmÀ°Iw 

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kn. Ipc§v Un. abnÂ 

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F. ac + Dcn _n. acw -+ Dcn 

kn. acp + Dcn Un. Ch-sbm-paÃ 

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Answer: 

1.b 2.b 3.c 4.a 5.a 6.a 7.a 8.d 9.a 10.c 

11.c 12.d 13.d 14.c 15.a 16.b 17.a 18.d 

19.b 20.d 21.c 22.c 23.a 24.b 25.b 26.a 

27.a 28.c 29.b 30.d 31.c 32.b 33.c 34.d 

35.b 36.a 37.d 38.b 39.b 40.b 41.d 42.a 

43.d 44.c 45.a 46.c 47.a 48.d 49.d 50.c 

51.c 52.b 53.c 54.d 55.c 56.c 57.b 58.b 

59.c 60.d 61.a 62.a 63.d 64.b 65.a 66.c 

67.c 68.b 69.a 70.a 71.a 72.b 73.d 74.a 

75.b 76.c 77.b 78.a 79.c 80.c 81.c 82.a 

83.d 84.c 85.c 86.b 87.b 88.c 89.b 90.d 

91.b 92.d 93.c 94.a 95.b 96.c 97.d 98.c 

99.b 100.a

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