301.
From which part of the plant is cotton fibre is derived?
(a)
Bark of stem (b) Phloem
(c)
Xylem (d) Epidermal hairs of seed
Answer: (d)
302.
Geographically, Galapagos Islands belong to:
(a)
Africa (b) Europe
(c)
South America (d) North America
Answer: (c)
303.
Yak is an animal belongs to …… family.
(a) Horse (b) Dog
(c)
Cat (d) Cattle
Answer: (d)
304.
Which of the following types of light are strongly absorbed by plants?
(a)
Violet and Orange (b) Yellow and violet
(c)
Blue and red (d) Indigo and Yellow
Answer: (c)
305.
Which city hosted the 2008 Olympics?
(a)
Shanghai (b) Beijing
(c)
London (d) Paris
Answer: (b)
306.
Economic Planning is a subject in the
(a)
Union List (b) State List
(c)
Concurrent List (d) Unspecified in any special list
Answer: (a)
307.
Chandra Mohan Jain is better known as:
(a)
Mahesh Yogi (b) Baba Amte
(c)
Rajneesh (d) None of these
Answer: (c)
308.
The rarest metal on earth:
(a)
Astatin (b) Rhodium
(c)
Platinum (d) Gold
Answer: (b)
309.
The first university established by the British in India:
(a)
Madras (b) Mumbai
(c)
Culcutta (d) Delhi
Answer: (c)
310.
China occupied Tibet in:
(a)
1959 (b) 1962
(c)
1949 (d) 1955
Answer: (a)
311.
British Empire Games is now known as:
(a)
Olympics (b) Afro-Asian Games
(c)
Commowealth Games (d) Asian Games
Answer: (c)
312.
The major source of revenue of the state governments
(a)
Sales Tax (b) Customs Tax
(c)
Income Tax (d) Excise Duty
Answer: (a)
313.The
famous painting Monalisa is now kept in Luvre Museum. It is in:
(a)
USA (b) Britain
(c)
Italy (d) France
Answer: (d)
314.
The Life Insurance Corporation of India was nationalised in:
(a)
1972 (b) 1973 (c) 1956 (d) 1966
Answer: (c)
315.
To which God of the Hindu Pantheon is the Gayatri Mantra addressed?
(a)
Shiva (b) Vishnu
(c)
Savitri (d) Yama
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