1) . Which of the following State does not have
Legislative council?
a) Andhra Pradesh
b) Bihar
c) Uttar Pradesh
d) Madhya Pradesh
2) . The Latest addition in fundamental duties
under Article-51A of the constitution of India is:
a) Protecting and
safeguarding natural environment
b) Safeguarding public
property
c) Providing opportunities
for the education to the child or ward between the age of six and fourteen
years
d) Defending the country and
rendering national service when called upon
3) . As per the Constitution of India, the state
Legislature shall consist of _______.
a) Governor, Legislative
Council, Legislative Assembly
b) Governor, Legislative
Assembly where there is no Legislative Council
c) Chief Minister, Governor,
Legislative Council, Legislative Assembly
d) Either A and B
4) . If for a period of ________ a member of
either house of the parliament is without the permission of the house absent
from all meetings therefore, the house may declare his/her seat vacant.
a) 30 days
b) 15 days
c) 8 days
d) 23 days
5) . The historic 100th Mission
launched successfully by ISRO on September 9, 2012 was ___________.
a) PSLV-C21
b) PSLV-C19
c) PSLV-C20
d) PSLV-C18
6) . Which amidst the following was not a fort of
the Maratha Ruler Shivaji?
a) Sindhudurg
b) Padamagurg
c) Raigad
d) None of these
7) . Name the India’s main battle tank, developed
by D.R.D.O.
a) Akash
b) Nag
c) Arjun
d) Shalki
8) . Which of the following refers to trade bloc
the littoral state of the Pacific Ocean?
a) ASEAN
b) APEC
c) NAFTA
d) SAPTA
9) . Who was the founder of VIjainagarempire?
a) Krishna Deva Raya
b) Devoraya-I
c) Harihar and BUkka
d) Ram Raya
10) . Who among the following introduced the
Vernacular press Act?
a) Lord Lytton
b) Lord Rippon
c) Lord Curzon
d) Lord Hastings
Important General Awareness Questions and Answer
11) . The conductor of electricity is ___________.
a) Copper
b) Graphite
c) Aluminium
d) Silver
12) . The first law university in india is situated
at __________.
a) Delhi
b) Mumbai
c) Kolkata
d) Chennai
13) . The first misic artist who was awarded
‘BharathRatna’ is _________.
a) T.K. Pattammal
b) M. S.
Subbulaxmi
c) Ilaya Raja
d) A. R.
Rahman
14) . The Global Nuclear Security Summit was held
on March 27,2012 in __________.
a) France
b) Japan
c) Bolivia
d) Seoul (South Korea)
15) . The most intelligent animal is __________.
a) Elephant
b) Monkey
c) Chimpanzee
d) Dog
16) . When ice melts It’s volume ___________.
a) Increase
b) Decrease
c) Remains the same
d) First decrease then
Increase
17) . Three Primary colours of light are
__________.
a) Red, Green, Blue
b) Red, Yellow, Green
c) Red, Yellow, Blue
d) Green, Blue, Yellow
18) . Red Clood Cells (RBC) are
formed in __________.
a) Muscles
b) Veins
c) Bone Marrow
d) Heart
19) . The Asian games (2014) was
held in __________.
a) Tokyo
b) Incheon
c) Colombo
d) Bangkok
20) . Telephone was invented by __________.
a) Alfred Nobel
b) Graham Bell
c) W. Shockely
d) Samuel Morso
Important General Awareness Questions and Answer-
21) . Ten Degree Channel is situated between:
a) North
and South Andaman
b) Middle
and South Andaman
c) Little
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
d) India
and Sri Lanka
22) . The equator does not pass through which of
the following countires:
a) Kenya
b) Mexico
c) Indonesia
d) Brazil
23) . Earth is made up of more than 100 different
elements. Arrange the following four
important elements in order of their importance (High to Low) which constitute in the composition of Earth:
a) Oxygen,
Aluminium, Silicon, Iron
b) Oxygen,
Silicon, Iron, Aluminium
c) Oxygen,
Iron, Aluminium, Silicon
d) Oxygen,
Silicon, Aluminium, Iron
24) . The highest India gallantry award was
a) ParamVir
Chakra
b) MahaVir
Chakra
c) Vir
Chakra
d) Ashok
Chakra
25) . Three of the following four are alike in a certain
way and so form a group, which is the one that does not belong to that group?
a) North
America
b) Argentina
c) Africa
d) Australia
26) . Which day is observed as world literacy day?
a) 8,
November
b) 8,
January
c) 5,
September
d) 8,
September
27) . Brass contains:
a) 70%
copper and 30% zinc
b) 90%
copper and 10% tin
c) 85-92%
copper and rest tin with little lead and nickel
d) 70-75%
copper and rest tin
28) . The atomic number of carbon is 12. it means that carbon atom contains:
a) 6
protons and 6 electrons
b) 12
neutrons
c) 12
electrons
d) 12
protons and 12 electrons
29) . On July 17, 1994, Cornet Shoe maker Levy-9 collided
with
a) Neptune
b) Venus
c) Earth
d) Jupiter
30) . Walvis Bay is
a) The
only deep water harbour along Namibia’s coast
b) A
Russian passenger jet
c) The
ruins of a city near Mexico gulf
d) A
city in the state of California
Important GK Questions from Science (Biology) for
SSC/FCI
31) . MMR refers to ___________.
a) Mumps, Measles; Rubella
b) Rubella, Measles, Mumps
c) Meningitis, Malaria,
Rabies
d) Malaria, Marasmus, Rubella
32) . Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is a
dreadful Disease transmitted through ___________.
a) Playing along with others
b) Sharing food
c) Sexual Contact
d) Fomites
33) . Unipolar neurons are found in _________.
a) Brian
b) Spinal
c) Embryonic nervosa tissue
d) Adult nervous tissue
34) . The sensory organs contain _________.
a) Unipolar neuron
b) Bipolar neuron
c) Multipolar neuron
d) Medullated neuron
35) . The part of brain which controls emotional
reactions in our body __________.
a) Cerebellum
b) Cerebrum
c) Thalamus
d) Hypothalamus
36) . One of the following is the part of the brain
stem. Pick out
a) Forebrain and mid brain
b) Mid brain and hind brain
c) Forebrain and hind brain
d) Forebrain and spinal cord
37) . Spinal nerves are __________.
a) Sensory nerves
b) Motor nerves
c) Mixed nerves
d) Innervating the brain
38) . An endocrine gland found in neck is
_________.
a) Adrenal gland
b) Pituitary gland
c) Thyroid gland
d) Pancreas
39) . An endocrine gland which is both exocrine and
endocrine is ________.
a) Pancreas
b) Adrenal
c) Pituitary
d) Thyroid
40) . Normal blood glucose level in 100 ml of blood
is __________.
a) 80-120 mg
b) 80-130 mg
c) 80 -140 mg
d) 90 -130 mg
Important GK Questions from Geography for SSC/FCI
41) . Plants formed due to the filling up of lakes
are called
a) flood
plains
b) till
plains
c) lacustrine
plains
d) delta
plain
42) . Isochrones are lines joining places with
equal
a) longitude
b) rainfall
c) frost
d) travelling
time from a point
43) . The layers in soil are referred as
a) horizons
b) pedocals
c) profile
d) hardpans
44) . Most of the people of the middle-east belong
to the following group of people
a) Negro
b) Nordic
c) Alpine
d) Mediterranean
45) . Plateaus situated in between plains and
mountains are called
a) Intermontane
plateaus
b) Piedmont
plateaus
c) Peninsular
plateaus
d) Continental
plateaus
46) . As one moves from the equator to the poles
along a meridian
a) The
variety of animals increases and of plants decreases
b) The
variety of plants increases and of animals decreases
c) The
variety of plants and of animals decreases
d) The
variety of plants and of animals increases
47) . Metamorphic rocks originate from
a) Igneous
rocks
b) Sedimentary
rocks
c) Both
igneous and sedimentary rocks
d) None
of these
48) . The best way to define rock types will be
a) Igneous-Sedimentary-Metamorphic
b) Igneous-Carborate-Metamorphic
c) Igneous-Metamorphic-Marble
d) Sedimentary-Igneous-Limestone
49) . The pedogenicregims is associated with hot
dry climates is
a) laterisation
b) gleisation
c) salinisation
d) podzolisation
50) . When a ship crosses Date line from west to
east
a) It
loses one day
b) It
gains one day
c) It
loses half-a-day
d) It
gains half-a-day
Important GK Question from Economics and Commerce for SSC
CHSL/FCI
51) . The major finance for small scale industries
is_______.
a) Shares and debentures
b) Bank loans
c) Public deposits
d) Foreign aid
52) .In the union budget 2013-14, Rs.1,000crores
has been allocated for funding women empowerment and safety the name of the
fund is called_______.
a) Abhaya fund
b) Nirbhaya fund
c) Sowbagya fund
d) Sumangali fund
53) . IDBI is a___________.
a) Bank
b) Bureau
c) Board
d) Corporation
54) . IFCI is the name of a__________.
a) Fertilizer company
b) Federation of commerce and
industry
c) Financial institution
d) Both (A) and
(C)
55) . The new name for IRCI is_________.
a) IDBI
b) IRBI
c) ICICI
d) IFCI
56) . Fiscal policy is connected with_____________.
a) Exports and imports
b) Public revenue and expenditure
c) Issue of currency
d) Population control
57) . In India, present trend of rapid urbanization
is due to_______.
a) Influence of cinema and
electronic media
b) Breakup of joint family
system
c) Abolition of zamindari
system
d) Lack of employment
opportunities in rural areas
58) . What is the minimum permissible age for
employment in any factory or mine?
a) Twelve years
b) Fourteen years
c) Sixteen years
d) Eighteen years
59) . Credit creation increases
a) Real national income
b) Supply of money
c) Real wealth of the
community
d) Purchasing power of the
currency
60) . The philosophy of Laissez-faire is associated
with_______.
a) Welfare state
b) Socialist state
c) Gandhian state
d) Industrial state
Important GK Questions from Indian Constitution and Polity SSC
CHSL/FCI
61) . Which one of the following is NOT appointed
by the Governor?
a) The Chief Minister
b) Advocate General
c) Member of state Public
Service Commission
d) Judges of the High Court
62) . Which of the following pairs is NOT correctly
matched?
a) First Schedule---List of
State and Union Territories of Union
b) Second Schedule—Functions
and powers of Election Commission
c) Seventh Schedule—Division
of powers between the Union and the States
d) Tenth Schedule—Anti
defection Law
63) . The Planning Commission was established by
__________.
a) An act of Parliament
b) An Ordinance issued by the
President
c) A resolution of Union
Council of Ministers
d) The provisions of
the Constitution
64) . The objective of Audit is to examine and monitor
the expenditure made by________.
a) The Executive
b) The Legislature
c) The Judiciary
d) All the above
65) . Which one of the following was NOT included
in the Fundamental Rights as given in the Constitution of 1950?
a) Right to property
b) Right to freedom of speech
c) Right to education
d) Right against
exploitation
66) . How many subjects have been included in the
11th Schedule of Constitution, under the jurisdiction of Panchayati
Raj institution?
a) 19
b) 29
c) 39
d) 49
67) . If offices of both the President and the
Vice-President become vacant at any time, who will discharge the functions of
the President?
a) The Speaker of the LokSabha
b) The Chief Election
Commissioner
c) Prime Minster
d) Chief Justice of India
68) . Who was elected to the office of President as
an independent candidate?
a) Dr. Rajendra Prasad
b) V.V. Giri
c) Sanjeeva Reddy
d) Dr. ZakirHussain
69) . Who won the election of President as an
unopposed candidate?
a) Dr.Rajendra Prasad
b) V.V.Giri
c) Sanjeeva Reddy
d) Dr.ZakirHussain
70) . The Ministers are individually responsible to
_________.
a) President
b) LokSabha
c) Prime Minister
d) House of which they are
members
Important GK Questions from Science (Physics) for
SSC/FCI
71) . Radio waves have
a) Short
wavelength
b) High
frequency
c) Short
wavelength and High frequency
d) Long
wavelength and High frequency
72) . A permanent magnet is made up of which type
of substance
a) Ferromagnetic
b) Diamagnetic
c) Anti-Ferromagnetic
d) All
the three
73) . The sky is blue in color because of
a) The
moisture present in the air
b) The
scattering of light by dust particles of air molecules
c) Combination
of various lights producing blue color
d) All
of these
74) . Light emerging from a nicol prism has
a) Vibrations in all directions
b) No vibrations at all
c) Vibrations in two mutually perpendicular
directions
d) Vibrations in only one direction
75) . Sound waves in air are
a) transverse
waves
b) longitudinal
waves
c) many
be both types
d) none
of these
76) . The unit of refractive index is
a) meter
b) degree
c) no
unit
d) second
77) . The density of pure water will be
a) Maximum at 4〫C
b) Minimum at 4〫C
c) Maximum at 0〫C
d) Minimum at 0〫C
78) . Which of the following is an insulator?
a) aluminum
b) copper
c) glass
d) silver
79) . Penetrating power is greater in the case of
a) α-ray
b) β-ray
c) Ƴ-ray
d) X-ray
80) . A radar which detects the presence of the
enemy aircraft uses
a) Sound
waves
b) Radio
waves
c) Electric
wave
d) Ultrasonic
wave
Important GK Questions from Indian History for SSC/FCI
81) . At the time of Bindusara’s death, Ashoka was
stationed as viceroy at
a) Ujjain
b) Texila
c) Dhauli
d) Girnar
82) . Ashoka completely banned the slaughter of
a) Cows
b) Goats
c) Deers
d) All the above
83) . An India animal which earned the highest
admiration of every Greek writer on Mauryan India is
a) Musk Deer
b) Rhinoceros
c) Elephant
d) Goat
84) . Which of the following statement is
incorrect?
a) Chandragupta was succeeded
by his son Bindusara
b) Kautilya was
Chandragupta’s mentor and guide
c) Chandragupta died in South
India
d) Chandragupta was known to
the Greeks as ‘Amitrochates’
85) . Who among the following was the Greek
ambassador of Antiochus I of Syria sent to the court of Bindusara?
a) Antigonus
b) Deimachos
c) Diodorus
d) Megasthenes
86) . Put in the chronological order
Ⅰ.Sisunaga dynasty
Ⅱ.Alexander’s
invasion
Ⅲ.Kalinga war
Ⅳ.Megasthenes visit
to India
Select the correct answer
a) Ⅰ, Ⅱ ,Ⅲ, Ⅳ
b) Ⅰ, Ⅱ ,Ⅳ, Ⅲ
c) Ⅱ, Ⅲ, Ⅳ, Ⅰ
d) Ⅳ, Ⅲ, Ⅱ, Ⅰ
87) . Charumathi, one of the daughter’s of emperor
Ashoka married a kshatriya of Nepal named
a) Anandapala
b) Suryapala
c) Devapala
d) Mahipala
88) . According to kalhana’s Rajatarangini , Ashoka’s
favourite deity was
a) Buddha
b) Vishnu
c) Krishna
d) Lord Shiva
89) . In which regnalyear of Ashoka’s reign did the
kalinga war take place?
a) Second
b) Fourth
c) Sixth
d) Eighth
90) . Which Mauryan King in his old age abdicated
the throne and went to the South India?
a) Chanragupta Maurya
b) Bindusara
c) Ashoka
d) Dasaratha
Important GK Questions from Science (Chemistry) for
SSC/FCI
91) . The special property of carbon is___________.
a) reducing
b) oxidising
c) catenation
d) combustion
92) . The arrangement of atoms in diamond is
___________.
a) hexagonal
b) Tetrahedral
c) Octahedral
d) Square planar
93) . In graphite each carbon atom is bonded with________carbon
atoms.
a) 4
b) 5
c) 6
d) 3
94) . The allotropic forms of carbon__________.
a) coal
a) coal
b) graphite
c) diamond
d) all the three
95) . A good conductor among the allotropes of
carbon is_________.
a) coal
b) graphite
c) diamond
d) lignite
96) . Each lattice of graphite is associated with
________.
a) ionic bond
b) electrostatic force
c) covalent bond
d) vanderwaal’s force
97) . compounds having the same molecular formula
but different structural formula for ________.
a) isotopes
b) isobars
c) isotones
d) isomers
98) . Alcohol exhibits functional isomerism with
__________.
a) Aldehydes
b) Ketones
c) Ethers
d) Alkanes
99) . Organic compounds possess low boiling and
melting points due to _________.
a) Ionic nature
b) Covalent nature
c) Non polar nature
d) Polar nature
100) . On reducing ethylene with H₂ / Ni,
forms___________.
a) ethyne
b) ethane
c) ethylene glycol
d) ethylidine chloride
Important GK Questions from Science (Biology) for
SSC/FCI
101) . The “T” Iymphocytesarediffererntiated to
resist infection in_________.
a) Parathyroid gland
b) Lymph gland
c) Thymus gland
d) Adrenal gland
102) . In Meiosis-I, pairing of homologous
chromosomes take place during ________ stage.
a) leptotene
b) zygotene
c) pachytene
d) diplotene
103) . Consider the following statements
I. Alpha cells produce
insulin and beta cells produce glucagon.
II. Cortisone suppresses
the immune response.
III. Thymus gland is a
lymphoid mass.
IV. Ovary produces
eggs and androgen
Select the correct answer.
a) I&II are correct
b) II&III are correct
c) I&IV are wrong
d) II&III are
wrong
104) . Pick out the item which has sequential
arrangements
a) Zygotene →
Lleptotene→Pachytene→Diplotene→Diakinesis
b) Diakinesis→Zygotene→Leptotene→Pachytene→Diplotene
c) Leptotene→Zygotene→Pachytene→Diplotene→Diakinesis
d) Leptotene→Diakinesis→
Zygotene→Diplotene→ Pachytene
105) . ________ of nerve cells make up our
brain.
a) Millions
b) Crores
c) Billions
d) Lakhs
106) . Cell body of neuron contains cytoplasm with
typical cell organelles and certain granular bodies called_________.
a) Sissi granules
b) Nissle’s granules
c) Thisl granules
d) Chisel granules
107) . _________ transmit electrical impulses
towards the cyton.
a) Axon
b) Cyton
c) Dendrites
d) Hormones
108) . Schwann cells are found over the __________.
a) Sheath
b) Fat sheath
c) Myelin sheath
d) Dendron
109) . The embryonic nervous tissue
contains_________.
a) Bipolar neurons
b) Multipolar neuronss
c) Unipolar neurons
d) Tripolar neurons
110) . Grey neurons are_____________.
a) medullated
b) myelinated
c) non-medullated
d) irregular in shape
Important GK Questions from Geography for SSC/FCI
111) . With what type of climate is the pedogenic
regime of podzolisation associated?
a) Hot and dry
b) equatorial
c) cool and dry
d) humid temperature
112) . Isohels are the Isopleths of
a) rain
b) clouds
c) flowering time
d) sunshine
113) To which group does the black soil of India
belong?
a) laterite
b) podzol
c) chernozem
d) alluvial
114) . Isobaths are used to show
a) pressure
b) depth
c) rainfall
d) time
115) . Isonif lines are the Isopleths of
a) Snowfall
b) rainfall
c) Sunshine
d) frost
116) . One of the groups of people inhabiting the
Asiatic tundra is the
a) Pygmy
b) Guacho
c) Samoyed
d) Vedda
117) . Which countries are joined by the Palk
Strait?
a) North and South Korea
b) Pakistan and China
c) Britain and France
d) India and Sri Lanka
118) . Which countries lie on either side of the
Radcliffe line?
a) India and Pakistan
b) Nepal and India
c) India and Afghan
d) India and Bangladesh
119) . The homeland of the Yakuts is
a) Russian tundra
b) Asiatic tundra
c) North India
d) Iran
120) . Which one is wrongly matched?
a) Pygmies-Zaire Basin
b) Kikuyu-Kenya
c) Vedds-Nepal
d) Papuans-New Guinea
Important GK Questions from Science (Physics) for
SSC/FCI
121) . The most basic of all test instruments is
the___________.
a) Multimeter
b) Ohm meter
c) Cathode ray oscilloscope
d) Galvanometer
122) . The angle of inclination of north magnetic
pole is ________.
a) 0o
b) 90o
c) 45o
d) 180o
123) . Which among the following are
electro-magnetic waves?
a) X-rays
b) Beta rays
c) Audible rays
d) Alpha rays
124) . When green and red colours are mixed the
colour of this mixture will be ________.
a) Yellow
b) Peacock
c) Violet
d) Black
125) . Which among the following metal is ductile?
a) Gold
b) Silver
c) Tungsten
d) Copper
126) . The velocity of light in diamond, glass and
water decreases in the following order ________.
a) Water > Glass >
Diamond
b) Diamond > Glass >
Water
c) Diamond > Water >
Glass
d) Water > Diamond >
Glass
127) . Which among the following is a complementary
colour?
a) Blue
b) Yellow
c) Magenta
d) Yellow and Magenta
128) . An air bubble in water acts as which among
the following ___________.
a) Objective lens
b) Plane mirror
c) Convex lens
d) prism
129) . The speed of light in air is maximum for
__________.
a) Red
b) Violet
c) Blue
d) Equal for all the colours
130) . Which among the following quantity is not
represented by a correct unit.
a) Stress / Strain – newton/m2
b) Surface tension – newton/m
c) Energy – kg – m/s2
d) Pressure – newton/m2
Important GK Questions from Indian Constitution and Polity SSC
CHSL/FCI
131) . The Constituent Assembly took decision on
various provisions of the Constitution
a) By a majority vote
b) By a two – third majority
c) By consensus
d) Unanimously
132) . Having an elected President as the head of
the Parliamentary system is a feature that India’s Constitution borrowed from
a) Ireland
b) USA
c) Canada
d) No where
133) . Which one of the following LokSabha was
dissolved before the expiry of its normal term and mid-term elections ordered?
a) First
b) Third
c) Fourth
d) Seventh
134) . The detailed provisions regarding acquisition
and determination of Indian citizenship are contained on ___________.
a) Part II of Constitution
b) Part VII of the
Constitution
c) Citizenship Act, 1955
d) Part IV of the
Constitution
135) . The Office of the Comptroller and Auditor
General of India was created ___________.
a) Through a Cabinet Resolution
b) By the Constitution
c) Through an Act of the
Parliament
d) None of the above
136) . Preventive dentention restricts
a) Right to freedom
b) Right to Constitutional
remedies
c) Cultural and educational
rights
d) All the above
137) . Which of the following articles specifically
guarantees freedom of the Press?
a) 16
b) 19
c) 22
d) 19(1) (a)
138) . Which of the following Chief Justices of
India has acted as President of India?
a) M.Hidayatullah
b) M. A.
Beg
c) P. B.
Gajendragadkar
d) None of these
139) . Which part of the constitution contains
provision for Panchayats?
a) Part VI
b) Part VII
c) Part IX
d) Part X
140) . Conditions for becoming an Indian citizen do
NOT include:
a) Domicile in India
b) Applying for registration
as a citizen
c) Acquiring property in
India
d) Descent
Important GK Questions from Geography for SSC/FCI
141) . Lapps inhabit
a) European tundra
b) Russian tundra
c) Asiatic tundra
d) South American grasslands
142) . Which countries are separated by the Durand
Line?
a) India and Sri Lanka
b) India and Pakistan
c) India and
Afghanistan
d) India and China
143) . Which region is most famous for citrus
fruits?
a) Deserts
b) Mediterranean regions
c) Temperate grasslands
d) Monsoon regions
144) . The most important crop of the temperate
grassland is
a) Sugarcane
b) Citrus fruit
c) Cereals
d) Date
145) . Which country is the leading producer of
Uranium?
a) India
b) Japan
c) Russia
d) Canada
146) . Which area is important for soft wood
forests?
a) Cold and temperate regions
b) Tundra regions
c) Monsoon regions
d) Mid-latitude deserts
147) . The leading producers of rock phosphate are
a) Canada and Russia
b) India and Japan
c) USA and Russia
d) France and Russia
148) . The largest producer of mercury is
a) France
b) Russia
c) Spain
d) China
149) . Which one of the following is the smallest
state of India?
a) Tripura
b) Meghalaya
c) Sikkim
d) Nagaland
150) . Which country is known as the sugar bowl of
the world?
a) Cuba
b) Russia
c) India
d) China
Important GK Questions from Science (Chemistry) for
SSC/FCI
115) . Alcohols on reacting with Metallic Sodium
liberate…….
a) oxygen
b) hydrogen
c) carbon dioxide
d) carbon monoxide
152) . Each member in a homologous series differs
by……..
a) functional group
b) methyl
c) methylene
d) All the above
153) . The chemical properties of members of
homologous series are……..
a) different
b) similar
c) unpredictable
d) depends upon the process
154) . The IUPAC name of CHз-CH=CH-CHз is ….
a) propene
b) Ⅰ-butene
c) 2-butene
d) pentene
155) . The enzyme that converts sucrose to glucose
and fructose is……..
a) maltase
b) zymase
c) invertase
d) amylase
156) . The enzyme that converts C₆ H₁₂O₆ to
C₂H₅OH is…….
a) maltase
b) zymase
c) invertase
d) amylase
157) . Ketones exhibit functional isomerism
with
a) alcohols
b) ethers
c) aldehydes
d) alkanes
158) . Common name of CH₃-CH₂-CH₂-CHO is
a) n-butyl alcohol
b) butanol
c) butyraldehyde
d) butanal
159) . The fermented liquid wash contains………..%
alcohol.
a) 80-90
b) 18-25
c) 15-18
d) 40-60
160) . The percentage of Sucrose in molasses after
crystallization of sugar is….
a) 40
b) 70
c) 30
d) 80
Important GK Questions from Science (Biology) for
SSC/FCI
161) . White neurons are……..
a) myelinated
b) non-medullated
c) non-myelinated
d) polyhedral in shape
162) . Rods and cones of retiria are made up of…….
a) bipolar neurons
b) unipolar neurons
c) xenons
d) photons
163) . Point of contact between the neighbouring
nerve cells is called…..
a) synapse
b) menopause
c) pause
d) pass
164) . Central information processing organ…….
a) eye
b) brain
c) ear
d) heart
165) . Human brain is divided into……..
a) Fore brain, Mid brain and
Hind brain
b) Hind brain, Mid brain and
Fore brain
c) Mid brain, Hind brain and
Fore brain
d) Fore brain, Hind brain and
Mid brain
166) . Fore brain consists of………..
a) Cerebrum, cerebellum and
thalamus
b) Cerebrum, thalamus and
cerebellum
c) Cerebrum, thalamus and
hypothalamus
d) Cerebrum, hypothalamus and
cerebrum
167) . Cerebral cortex contains………..Pick out the odd
one.
a) Motor areas
b) Sensory areas
c) Association areas
d) Specific areas
168) . The……....is located between the thalamus and
the hind brain.
a) hypothalamus
b) Mid brain
c) Pons
d) Medulla oblongata
169) . Mid brain with the hind brain together form
the………
a) stem
b) brain stem
c) stem cell
d) thick stem
170) . …………contain sleep centre and respiratory
centre.
a) Pons
b) Medulla oblongata
c) Spinal cord
d) Endocrine gland
Important GK Question from Economics and Commerce for SSC
CHSL/FCI
171) . The Modern State is________.
a) Laissez-faire State
b) Aristocratic State
c) Welfare State
d) Police State
172) . ’Economic planning’ refers to________.
a) The mobilization of taxes
b) The allocation of resources
c) The planning of
manpower
d) The mobilization of
both taxes and manpower
173) . Economic planning is an essential feature
of_________.
a) Mixed economy
b) Dual economy
c) Socialist economy
d) Capitalist economy
174) . In the States of India, the State Financial
Corporations have given assistance
Mainly to develop_________.
a) Agricultural farms
b) Cottage industry
c) Large-scale industries
d) Medium and small-scale
industries
175) . A major shift in the 9th Five-Year
Plan from its preceding ones was__________.
a) People’s involvement via
local bodies in the development process
b) Major investment in
agriculture with a view to promote exports
c) The concentration of
public investment in infrastructural sectors
d) Major investment in
sectors in which industrial sickness has been a chronic problem
176) . Which of the following provides the largest
part of the demand for loanable funds in India?
a) Hire-purchase borrowers
b) Private house purchasers
c) Corporate businesses
d) Farmers
177) . The main arguments advanced in favour of
small-scale and cottage industries in India is that__________.
a) These generate a large
volume of employment
b) These require
comparatively small capital investment
c) These advance the goal of
equitable distribution of income
d) Cost of production is low
178) . All of the following are subsidiaries of the
State Bank of India, EXCEPT
a) Central Bank of India
b) State Bank of Bikaner and
Jaipur
c) State Bank of Hyderabad
d) State Bank of Patiala
179) . Which of the following deductions should not
be made from the total revenue of a firm for arriving at its profit for a year?
a) Depreciation of capital
b) Dividends paid to ordinary
shareholders
c) Excess of the value of
stocks over their purchase
d) Imputed interest on
owner’s capital left in the business
180) . Which of the following is not a
characteristic of Indian agriculture?
a) Over-dependence on nature
b) Low level of productivity
c) Multiplicity of crops
d) Predominance of large
farms
Important GK Questions from Indian History for SSC/FCI
181) . Which of the following book describes the
revolt of Chandragupta Maurya with the help of Kautilya against the Nanda King?
a) Megasthenes ‘India’
b) Kautilya’s
‘Arthashastra’
c) Panini’s ‘Ashtadhyayi’
d) Vishakadatta’s
‘Mudrarakshasa’
182) . What did the term ‘Vishti’ stands for during
the Mauryan period?
a) Paid labour
b) Forced labour
c) Bonded labour
d) Part-time labour
183) . Name the Persian who was appointed by Ashoka
to administer the western the province?
a) Pliny
b) Tusapa
c) Jaluka
d) Plutarch
184) . Which one of the following literacy works
refers to a famine in Magadha lasting for 12 years?
a) ParisistaParvan
b) Mahavamsa
c) Divyavadana
d) Vamsattipakasini
185) . According to Megasthenes the Indian society
was divided into seven classes. On
what consideration does the division appear to have been based?
a) Political
b) Social
c) Economic
d) Religious
186) . The latest inscriptions of Ashoka were
discovered from
a) Kalinga Edict
b) Bhabru Edict
c) Delhi-Topara pillar
Inscription
d) Sannatai Inscription
187) . Name the Jain Text which describes that
Chandragupta embraced Jainism towards the end of his life is
a) Jayadhavala
b) Ratnamalika
c) Parisistaparvana
d) Dravya-Samghra
188) . Which one of the following is the only
Ashoka’s inscription which makes a clear reference to taxation?
a) Rummindei pillar
Inscription
b) Minor Rock Edict Ⅱ
c) Major Rock Edict ⅫⅠ
d) Major Rock Edict Ⅺ
189) . The last Mauryan ruler was over thrown by
a) Agnimitra
b) Kharavela
c) Pushyamitra
d) DhanaNarmadha
190) . Which among the following is India’s oldest
dynasty?
a) Maura
b) Gupta
c) Vardhana
d) Kushana
Important GK Questions from Science (Physics) for
SSC/FCI
191) . The acceleration in a body is due to……….
a) Balanced force
b) Unbalanced force
c) Electro static force
d) Electro Magnetic Force
192) . The physical quantity which is equal to the
of rate of change of momentum is
a) displacement
b) acceleration
c) force
d) impulse
193) . The momentum of a massive object at rest
is…….
a) Very large
b) Very small
c) zero
d) infinity
194) . The weight of a person is 50 kg. The weight of that person on the surface
of the earth will be………….
a) 50 N
b) 35 N
c) 380 N
d) 490 N
195) . The freezing of biotechnology products like
vaccines require……....freezing system
a) Helium
b) Nitrogen
c) Ammonia
d) Chlorine
196) . The potential difference required to pass a
current 0.2 A in a wire of resistance 20 ohm is…….
a) 100 V
b) 4 V
c) 0.01 V
d) 40 V
197) . Two electric bulbs have resistances in the
ratio 1: 2. If they are joined in
series, the energy consumed in these are in the ratio…..
a) 1:2
b) 2:1
c) 4:1
d) 1:1
198) . Kilowatt-hour is the unit of…………..
a) Potential difference
b) Electric power
c) Electric energy
d) charge
199) ………..surface absorbs more
heat than any other surface under identical conditions.
a) White
b) Rough
c) Black
d) Yellow
200) . The atomic number of natural radioactive
element is…………
a) Greater than 82
b) Less than 82
c) Not defined
d) At least 92
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