A

his

B

each

C

there

D

this

A

that

B

he

C

his

D

him

A

Acknowledgment

B

Disagreement

C

Permission

D

Affirmation

A

To present a counter argument

B

All the advantages

C

Feeling slightly ill

D

To go to bed

A

Crispness

B

Clumsy

C

Permanence

D

Longevity

A

His parents were been called to the school by the teacher

B

His parents were called to the school by the teacher

C

His parents were being called to the school by the teacher.

D

His parents are called to the school by the teacher

A

Kannada

B

Tamil

C

Telugu

D

Malayalam

A

Dudhganga

B

Vishav

C

Shyok

D

Rambiara

A

Soma Mondal

B

Dipali Goenka

C

Indra Nooyi

D

Chanda Kochhar

A

will waiting

B

will be waiting

C

will been waiting

D

waiting

A

a

B

No Article

C

the

D

an

A

Trouble

B

Difficulty

C

Perplexity

D

Advantage

A

Opened

B

Agreement

C

Defeated

D

Cheered

A

to

B

since

C

for

D

from

A

on

B

at

C

from

D

in

A

QPSR

B

QPRS

C

RPQS

D

RPSQ

A

had written

B

have written

C

has written

D

written

A

It`s not complicated

B

Don`t give up

C

Go to sleep

D

Start over

A

PQSR

B

PQRS

C

SQPR

D

SQRP

A

reign, rein

B

peace, piece

C

rein, reign

D

piece, peace

A

An

B

No article

C

The

D

A

A

perimeter, parameters

B

luxurious, luxuriant

C

luxuriant, luxurious

D

parameter, perimeters

A

The picture had been being drawn by Ravan for months

B

The picture had drawn by Ravan for months.

C

The picture have been being drawn by Ravan for months

D

The picture had been being drawing by Ravan for months

A

Bangra Dance

B

Kuchipudi Dance

C

Chajja Dance

D

Kathak Dance

A

Bangkok

B

Yangoon

C

Kuala Lumpur

D

Singapore

A

Cotton

B

Wheat

C

Millets

D

Maize

A

Salim Ali National Park

B

Dachigam National Park

C

Kishtwar High Altitude National Park

D

Kazinag National Park

A

Indian Export Code

B

Internal External Code

C

Import Export Code

D

International Export Code

A

Chandigarh

B

Maharashtra

C

Delhi

D

Tamil Nadu

A

Vikram

B

Bhaskara

C

Rohini

D

Pragyan

A

Gharana

B

Pampur

C

Shallabugh

D

Norrichain

A

1828

B

1928

C

1916

D

1895

A

Article 215

B

Article 239

C

Article 230

D

Article 219

A

Luni

B

Indus

C

Chambal

D

Betwa

A

April/May

B

October/November

C

June/July

D

February/March

A

Deodar wood

B

Chinar wood

C

Kail wood

D

Walnut Wood

A

SCO

B

BIMSTEC

C

BRICS

D

SAARC

A

Haryana

B

Himachal Pradesh

C

Uttar Pradesh

D

Jharkhand

A

Potential GDP

B

Nominal GDP

C

Actual GDP

D

Real GDP

A

Odisha

B

Madhya Pradesh

C

Telangana

D

Chhattisgarh

A

111

B

110

C

107

D

112

A

Iron

B

Aluminium

C

Zinc

D

Copper

A

White Blood Cells (WBC)

B

Red Blood Cells (RBC)

C

Platelets

D

Lymph

A

Tin

B

Platinum

C

Nickel

D

Iron

A

Ultraviolet

B

Gamma

C

Visible

D

Infrared

A

Human

B

Penguin

C

Hen

D

Octopus

A

Malleability

B

Ductility

C

Luster

D

Sonorous

A

Convection

B

Insulation

C

Conduction

D

Radiation

A

Ebb Tide

B

Flood Tide

C

Spring Tide

D

Neap Tide

A

Denmark

B

India

C

Argentina

D

England

A

Stratosphere

B

Thermosphere

C

Mesosphere

D

Ionosphere

A

White

B

Black

C

Green

D

Blue

A

Parasitism

B

Commensalism

C

Amensalism

D

Competition

A

s-block

B

f-block

C

p-block

D

d-block

A

Sclerenchyma

B

Phloem

C

Sieve Tube

D

Xylem

A

Anemometer

B

Seismometer

C

Barometer

D

Hydrometer

A

Carbon Dioxide

B

Oxygen

C

Hydrogen

D

Methane

A

Tropic of Capricorn

B

Equator

C

Poles

D

Tropic of Cancer

A

- 273.15 K

B

0 K

C

- 100 K

D

- 459.69 K

A

Wood

B

Hydrogen

C

Kerosene

D

Petrol

A

Angiopserm

B

Pteridophyte

C

Gymnosperm

D

Bryophyte

A

1

B

4

C

2

D

3

A

43

B

41

C

39

D

45

A

0.3

B

0.5

C

0.6

D

0.4

A

2

B

1

C

3

D

4

A

10

B

4

C

8

D

6

A

27225

B

29225

C

28225

D

30225

A

1800

B

2000

C

1600

D

1400

A

455

B

470

C

450

D

460

A

3150

B

3350

C

3450

D

3250

A

1/4

B

1/5

C

1/3

D

1/2

A

3418

B

3618

C

3718

D

3518

A

25

B

23

C

21

D

27

A

63

B

67

C

61

D

65

A

19

B

15

C

21

D

17

A

8

B

10

C

4

D

6

A

X = 15, Y = 3

B

X = 10, Y = 5

C

X = 10, Y = 8

D

X = 5, Y = 13

A

1055

B

1155

C

1355

D

1255

A

24

B

28

C

32

D

26

A

18

B

20

C

16

D

14

A

2/3

B

1/3

C

3/4

D

1/4

A

REVIEW

B

DEVELOPER

C

INSERT

D

OUTLINE

A

Static Processor

B

Unicore Processor

C

Multi-core Processor

D

Dualcore processor

A

has

B

had

C

have

D

could

A

Optical picture recognition

B

Optical character response

C

Optical character recognition

D

Optical imaging response

A

Daisy Wheel

B

Inkjet

C

Band

D

Dot Matrix

A

Cable Modem

B

DSL

C

Dial up

D

Satellite

A

Vendor singed

B

Proprietary

C

Closed Source

D

Open Source

A

an

B

the

C

of

D

a

A

Centre

B

Justify

C

Sort

D

Line Spacing

A

Mask

B

Crystal

C

Aspect Ratio

D

Pixel

A

SPLIT

B

GROUP

C

MERGE

D

CONCAT

A

FORTRON

B

BASIC

C

GUI

D

COBOL

A

Web Layout View

B

Internet View

C

Outlook View

D

Print Layout View

A

BADC

B

ABDC

C

ACDB

D

ADBC

A

Debugger

B

Web browser

C

Device manager

D

Defragmenter

A

for

B

away

C

at

D

off

A

casual

B

unsophisticated

C

bleak

D

Affable

A

a

B

more

C

off

D

an

A

costs

B

costed

C

costing

D

cost

A

Unsavoury

B

Agreeable

C

Intimate

D

Sour

A

Not giving attention to something

B

A state of complete order

C

With the top at the bottom

D

To enter a chaotic or problematic situation

A

in

B

below

C

after

D

on

A

of

B

at

C

below

D

like

A

have shine

B

shines

C

shine

D

shining

A

A very poisonous snake

B

A treacherous person

C

An untrimmed grass

D

A modest animal

A

Anomalous

B

Unique

C

Unexceptional

D

Supermundane

A

Enlighten

B

Agitate

C

Comfort

D

Edify

A

point, beyond

B

chance, in

C

sense, above

D

harm, never

A

Treat someone as a celebrity

B

Prepare to do something difficult

C

Keep something secretive

D

Speak out the thing that is worrying one

A

China

B

Bangladesh

C

Pakistan

D

India

A

cucumber

B

Pumpkin

C

Watermelon

D

Wheat

A

Income tax

B

VAT

C

sales tax

D

Excise duty

A

Maharashtra

B

Telangana

C

Gujarat

D

Madhya Pradesh

A

Argentina

B

Brazil

C

United States

D

Uruguay

A

Alfred Nobel

B

Elisha Otis

C

Richard Jordan Gatling

D

George Westinghouse

A

2035

B

2030

C

2040

D

2025

A

Malala Yousafzai

B

Lawrence Bragg

C

Tsung-Dao Lee

D

Carl D. Anderson

A

China

B

United States

C

India

D

Germany

A

Rajasthan

B

Kerala

C

Jammu and Kashmir

D

Tamil Nadu

A

1926

B

1928

C

1931

D

1941

A

Poor performance of the public sector

B

Strengthening of the Indian Currency

C

Huge debts on government

D

Trade imbalance

A

Myanmar

B

Ghana

C

Croatia

D

Nepal

A

Harmanpreet Kaur

B

Poonam Yadav

C

Mithali Raj

D

Smriti Mandhana

A

Mercantilism

B

Gilbert`s theory

C

Hecksher 0hlin Theory

D

Comparative Cost Advantage Theory

A

Moscow

B

Paris

C

Berne

D

Ontario

A

Bangladesh

B

Nepal

C

Bhutan

D

India

A

Valentina Tereshkova

B

Neerja Bhanot

C

Aparna Ghosh

D

Karnam Malleswari

A

Kerala

B

Maharashtra

C

Madhya Pradesh

D

Uttar Pradesh

A

Epilepsy

B

Rabies

C

Pertussis

D

Shegellosis

A

The Nilang Lake

B

The Dal Lake

C

The Hokarsar Lake

D

The Gangabal Lake

A

Article 35A and Article 370

B

Article 35B and Article 371

C

Article 37A and Article 379

D

Article 35A and Article 379

A

Jhelum

B

Krishna

C

Mahanadi

D

Godavari

A

Salim Ali National Park

B

Kazinag National Park

C

Dachigam National Park

D

Hemis National Park

A

Only II

B

Only I, II and IV

C

Only II and III

D

Only I

A

Only II and IV

B

Only I and II

C

Only II and III

D

Only I and III

A

Only I, III and IV

B

Only I

C

Only I, II and IV

D

Only III

A

rice

B

jute

C

sugarcane

D

cotton

A

Sultan Qutabuddin

B

Akbar

C

Ahmad Shah Abdali

D

Sultan Sikander

A

Only II

B

Only II and III

C

Only I and IV

D

Only II, III and IV

A

25 Years

B

21 years

C

30 years

D

18 years

A

Only II and IV

B

Only III

C

Only I, III and IV

D

Only IV

A

Only III and IV

B

Only II

C

Only I and III

D

Only I

A

It was conferred to Kali Charan Hembram for a short story named `Sisirjali`

B

It was conferred to Kirpal Kazak for a short story named `Antheen`

C

It was conferred to Abdul Ahad Hajini for a short story named `Akh Yaad Akh Qayamat`

D

It was conferred to Ishwar Murjali for a short story named `Jeejal`.

A

section 5

B

section 4

C

section 3

D

section 6

A

Deforestation

B

Soil erosion

C

Flooding in nearby areas

D

Water pollution

A

Acid

B

Hydrocarbons

C

Aerosols

D

Water

A

Organic compounds prepared by bacteria from atmospheric nitrogen.

B

Nitrous oxide through gaseous exchange from stomata of the plant

C

Nitric oxide through gaseous exchange from stomata of the plant

D

Nitrous oxide through roots of the plant

A

Rickets

B

Night Blindness

C

Scurvy

D

Beri-Beri

A

Absorption of light energy by chlorophyll

B

Reduction of carbon dioxide to Carbohydrates

C

splitting of water molecules in hydrogen and oxygen

D

Conversion of light energy to chemical energy

A

Leech

B

Aspergillus

C

Paramecium

D

None of these

A

Radium

B

Cobalt

C

Iodine

D

Uranium

A

Converting it into fossil fuel

B

Burning it in limited supply of oxygen

C

Converting it into bio gas

D

Converting it into ash

A

Ozone is a deadly poison

B

Ozone is not harmful

C

Ozone is essential for all aerobic forms of life

D

Ozone is essential for the metabolic activities of plants

A

d=5.0+3.0

B

d=5.0-3.0

C

d=5.0+3.0-1.0

D

d=5.0-3.0-1.0

A

Transpiration

B

Digestion

C

Respiration

D

Photosynthesis

A

Fluids and solids have bulk modulus

B

Fluids have shear modulus and solids have bulk modulus

C

They both possess shear modulus

D

Fluids have bulk modulus and solids have shear modulus

A

the increase in the concentration of toxin as we move to the top of food web

B

the micro and macro organisms that live in an ecosystem

C

The number of levels in the food web

D

the system of consumption of various foods

A

Thermal power

B

Solar constant

C

Voltaic coefficient

D

Energy coefficient

A

Any two arbitrary vectors can be multiplied

B

Any arbitrary vector can be multiplied by an arbitrary scalar

C

Any two arbitrary vectors can be added if they have the same units

D

None of these

A

About 12% of all the food consumed by it gets converted to its body mass and is made available for the next level of consumers

B

About 2% of all the food consumed by it gets converted to its body mass and is made available for the next level of consumers

C

About 10% of all the food consumed by it gets converted to its body mass and is made available for the next level of consumers

D

About 22% of all the food consumed by it gets converted to its body mass and is made available for the next level of consumers

A

The current induced in the coil is highest when the coil is moved parallel to the magnetic field.

B

The current induced in the coil is highest when the coil is moved at an angle of 45 degrees to the magnetic field to the magnetic field.

C

The current induced in the coil is highest when the coil is moved perpendicular to the magnetic field.

D

The current induced in the coil is lowest when the coil is moved perpendicular to the magnetic field

A

Atmosphere

B

Clouds

C

Rain

D

Acid Rain

A

brother

B

nephew

C

uncle

D

father

A

2 km South West

B

5 km North East

C

2 km South East

D

5 km North West

A

Grandson and grandfather

B

Father and son

C

Brothers-in-law

D

Cousin brothers

A

12

B

27

C

13

D

54

A

J,L

B

K,M

C

I,K

D

I,J

A

Sister

B

Mother

C

Niece

D

granddaughter

A

West

B

North

C

South

D

East

A

46

B

39

C

42

D

48

A

43

B

40

C

38

D

41

A

QXS

B

GWT

C

FRT

D

EKR

A

25

B

10

C

30

D

45

A

FHSCD

B

FTHCD

C

FTSCD

D

FHTCD

A

498

B

546

C

530

D

321

A

Only conclusion 1 follows

B

Neither 1 nor 2 follows

C

Only Conclusion 2 follows

D

Both the conclusions follow

A

40

B

22

C

30

D

20

A

east

B

north

C

south

D

west

A

7.15 hours

B

8.15 hours

C

6.15 hours

D

5.15 hours

A

900

B

1380

C

1200

D

960

A

Only Conclusion 2 follows

B

Both the conclusions follow

C

Only conclusion 1 follows

D

Neither 1 nor 2 follows

A

Round Robin Scheduling

B

Multiple Level Queue Scheduling

C

Priority Based Scheduling

D

Shortest Remaining Time

A

copy

B

paste

C

cut

D

save

A

Static Random Access Memory

B

Standard Random Access Memory

C

Special Random Access Memory

D

Stabe Random Access Memory

A

design tab

B

save tab

C

file tab

D

insert tab

A

Authentication

B

Login

C

Logout

D

Access

A

Elevator algorithm

B

Banker`s algorithm

C

Karn`s algorithm

D

Round Robin Algorithm

A

Watched (monitored) Area Network

B

Wide Area Network

C

Wired Area Network

D

Wireless Area Network

A

Microsoft Edge

B

Opera

C

Google Chrome

D

Intel Core

A

Memory chips

B

Charts

C

Word documents

D

HTML documents

A

In the Insert tab, click Object

B

In the Insert tab, click Online Pictures

C

In the Insert tab, click Media

D

In the Insert tab, click Pictures

A

Symbian OS

B

Bada

C

Mojave

D

Android

A

Ctrl+p

B

Ctrl+s

C

Ctrl+l

D

Ctrl+v

A

Projector

B

Microphone

C

Keyboard

D

USB flash drive

A

Computer Monitor

B

Speaker

C

USB flash drive

D

Computer Keyboard

A

It cannot be executed

B

We use special assembler

C

It can be executed using separate machine

D

It can be directly executed by CPU

A

1991

B

1990

C

1980

D

1989

A

General User Input

B

Group User Instruction

C

Graphical User Instruction

D

Graphical User Interface

A

NSFNET

B

NWGNET

C

ARPANET

D

RPANET

A

Stylus

B

Touchpad

C

Joystick

D

Pointer

A

Capacitance

B

Electronic circuits

C

Integrated circuits

D

Resistance