clipped from mail.google.comSUGGESTED ANSWER KEY FOR THE
GENERAL STUDIES QUESTION PAPER HELD ON 20th MAY, 2007
TEST BOOKLET – C
Questions start with
1. Consider the following statements :
1. The mode of removal of a Judge of a High Court in India is same as that of removal of a Judge of the Supreme Court.
2. After retirement from the office, a permanent Judge of a High Court cannot plead or act in any court or before any authority in India.
Which of the statements given above is / are correct ?
a) Only 1
b) Only 2
c) Both 1 and 2
d) Neither 1 nor 2
Ans : a
2. Which one ………. of the formation of the following as full States of the Indian Union ?
Ans : b
3. Tarapore Committee was associated with which…………..?
Ans : b
4. Who among …….Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund ?
Ans : d
5. Where are Shevaroy Hills located ?
Ans : d
6. Participatory Notes (PNs) are associated ………….
Ans : b
7. A train completes a journey with a few stoppages………does the train stop during the journey?
Ans : a
8. Who among ……………. the Union Finance Ministers of India ?
Ans : a
9. Which one……….. order of production ( in million tones ) of the given foodgrains in India ?
10. Which one…….. joined the European Union in January, 2007 ?
Ans : a
11. What is the average distance (approximate ) between the Sun and the Earth ?
Ans : d
12. Consider : If magenta and yellow coloured circles intersected area will have red colour…..
Ans : a
13. Consider : A flute of smaller length produces waves of lower frequency.
Ans : a
14. Four wires of same material and dimensions as under ……… elongated maximum ?
Ans : d
15. The average salary of 100 employees in an office is Rs. 16,000 per month…………
Ans : a
16. Raghu Rai is well-known for which one of the following areas ?
Ans : b
17. Which one………. Won the CSIR Award for Science and Technology ( S & T )………..
Ans : a
18. Which one…………. same clock time as that of the …….. any given instant ?
Ans : d
19. Which one……… pitcher plant becomes modified into a pitcher ?
Ans : b
Assertion & Reason
20. A : The Council of Ministers in the Union of India ………….. the Rajya Sabha.
Ans : d
21. A : According to the Wavell Plan, ……… Executive Council were to be equal.
Ans : c
22. A : River Kalinadi is an east-flowing ……….southern part of India.
Ans : d
23. A : There are no tea plantations in any African country.
Ans : d
24. A : A jet aircraft moving at Mach Number equal to 1 travels faster…………1 near the seal level.
Ans : b
25. A person has to completely put……….. 403 litres of petrol, 465 litres of diesel and 496 litres……...
Ans : b
26. Amit starts from a point A and walks to another point B……….
Ans : d
27. A and B can complete work together in 5 days. …………a lone to complete the job ?
Ans : a
28. Parimarja Negi has excelled in which one of the following games ?
Ans : c
29. If all the numbers from 501 to 700 are written, what is the total……digit 6 appears ?
Ans : a
30. The National Housing Bank ……….wholly-owned subsidiary……………
Ans : b
31. Were is the famous Vijaya Vittala temple…………..
Ans : c
32. Consider : The Judges (Inquiry ) Bill 2006…….Justices and Judges.
Ans : b
33. Who among……..Chile's first woman President ?
Ans : b
34. Which one…..known as Top Slip ?
Ans : d
35. What was ………..Operation Sukoon launched b the Government of India ?
Ans : b
36. In human body, which…………… blood calcium and phosphate ?
Ans : c
37. How do most insects respire ?
Ans : d
38. In human beings,…………does the sperm fertilise the ovum?
Ans : b
39. Which one………..human brain is the regulating centre for swallowing and vomiting ?
40. Production of ……………..function of the liver ?
Ans : b
41. Which one………..defence agency to a full defence ministry ?
Ans : b
42. Who among….FIFA World Player of the year for the year 2006 ?
Ans : b
43. Which one………digestive enzyme in the human system ?
Ans : b
44. Which of…… light are strongly absorbed by plants ?
Ans: c
45. Match : List-I ( Person ) List-II ( Known As )
Ans : c
46. Which….not correctly matched : a) Cosmic Background Explorer : Satellite Programme
Ans : d
47. Consider : 1. China has the observes status at the South Asian Association…………
Ans : c
48. Match : List-I ( Eminent person ) List-II (Known As )
Ans : d
49. Three identical vessels A, B and C are filled……… vessel is emptied first ?
Ans : c
50. In the latter half of the year 2006,……….. military coup take place ?
Ans : c
51. Match : List-I ( Aluminium company ) List-II ( Location )
Ans : b
52. Which one…….. is located in the Bastar region ?
Ans : d
53. Out of the four southern States : A.P., …….T. Nadu …….maximum number of Indian States ?
Ans : a
54. Dalbergia species is associated with …………………following ?
Ans : d
55. Which one……..major Indian cities is most eastward located ?
Ans : a
56. Which one……………. rivers originates at Amarkantak ?
Ans : c
57. Which one……….. rivers is the longest ?
Ans : a
58. Consider : 1. Either of the two belts over the oceans at about 30o to 35o N…………..Latitude.
Ans : a
59. Match : List-I (City) List-II ( River )
Ans : a
60. Which one…….. States of India has the lowest density of population ?
Ans : c
61. Consider : 1. Balaghat is known for its diamond mines.
Ans : d
62. In the human body, which structure is the appendix attached to ?
Ans : b
63. Which one……… Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh and Orissa ?
Ans : c
64. Which one….. Shanghai Cooperation Organisation ?
Ans : c
65. With reference to the steel industry in India in the recent times………….Vizag Steel Plant
Ans : c
66. Who among……wrote the book- Ayodhya : 6 December 1992 ?
Ans : b
67. With……………….international meetings held in the year 2006………….. matched ?
Ans : b
68. The Stilwell Road, built in 1940s, which was recently in news, …………..
Ans : b
69. NASA's Deep Impact space mission…………nucleus ?
70. Who among………… taken more than 500 wickets in Test Cricket ?
Ans : b
71. Which one………Acharya Vinoba Bhave's Bhoodan Movement …….movement ?
Ans : c
72. Match : List-I ( Person ) List-II ( Company )
Ans : d
73. Which one…….. decreasing order …different sectors to the Gross Domestic Product of India ?
Ans : b
74. Consider : 1. North Atlantic Cooperation Council ( NACC)…………
Ans : b
75. In how many maximum different ways can 3 identical balls be placed in the 12 squares…..?
Ans : d
76. Groups each containing 3 boys ……….5 boys-A,B,C,D, and E……….. groups ?
Ans : a
77. Six faces of a cube……….1 to 6………….different number.
Ans : a
78. Each of the 3 persons is to be given …………..three persons is equal to 30….. be done ?
Ans : b
79. 6 equidistant vertical lines are drawn on a board. 6 equidistant horizontal lines are also……
Ans : c
80. In the figure shown above, ….. 8 identical balls can be placed in the small triangles… one ball?
Ans : -
81. Wangari Maathai, the Noble Prize winner from Kenya………..
Ans : c
82. Robert Webster is known for his work associated with …………..
Ans : b
83. How is Gabriel Garcia Marquez well known as ?
Ans : c
84. MCA-21 is a major initiative taken up by the Government of India………… areas ?
85. Consider : The repo rate is the rate at which …..Reserve Bank of India.
Ans : d
86. Where was the first conference of the Pughwash Conferences on Sciences and World Affairs….
Ans : c
87. For which ………… books did Kiran Desai win the Man Booker prize 2006 ?
Ans : c
88. The Pulitzer Prize is associated with …………….
Ans : c
89. Who among ……. The book Bahubivah ?
Ans : b
90. Which one…………. below of small intestine in the human body ?
Ans : d
91. Shahgarh area in Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan…………
Ans : a
92. Near the end of the year 2006……. Commonwealth after a military coup ?
Ans : c
93. What is the Galileo Project ……….. been in news recently ?
Ans : d
94. The First Factory Act restricting the working hours…. adopted during whose time ?
Ans : c
95. Consider : 1. In India, Red Panda is naturally……Western Himalayas only.
Ans : a
96. Consider : 1. The Chairman of the Committee on Public Accounts ……Lok Sabha
Ans : a
97. Consider :1. The series of the International Paper Sizes ……..A0 size whose area is 0.5m2
Ans : c
98. Which of…………Constitution Amendment Acts seeks…………. Legislative assembly……
Ans : a
99. Consider……….. financial emergency under Article 360 of the Constitution of India
100. Which of…………. Visualization of the internal structure of human body ?
Ans : a
101. The song 'Amar Sonar Bangla' ……National Anthem of Bangladesh. ……..
Ans : d
102. Match : List-I (Writer ) List-II ( Book )
Ans : a
103. Consider : The nation-wide scheme of the National Child Labour Projects ( NCLP)………..
Ans : b
104. Match : List-I (Town) List-II ( River Nearer to it )
Ans : b
105. Which one…… not contain silver ? Horn silver ……………
Ans : b
106. Which one……. is called philospher's wool ? Zinc bromide…………….
Ans : c
107. Which one………..matched ? a) William Dickson : Motion Picture film
Ans : c
108. Match : List-I ( Company ) List-II ( Major Area / Product )
Ans : c
109. Consider : 1. Jawaharlal Nehru was………….. India at the time of his death.
Ans : d
110. Which one……….. for constructed by the British in India ?
Ans : b
111. Consider : 1. Robert Clive was the first Governor-General of Bengal.
Ans : b
112. Who among……….Europeans ……….pre-independence India as traders ?
Ans : c
113. The ruler of which……………British on the pretext of misgovernance ?
Ans : a
114. Who ……………newspaper Shome Prakash ?
115. At which………. Mahatma Gandhi first start his Satyagraha in India ?
Ans : c
116. Who was the Speaker of the First Lok Sabha ?
Ans : b
117. Which one…………. massacre by the British at Jallianwala Bagh ?
Ans : c
118. Who wrote the book – 'The Story of the Integration of the Indian States' ?
Ans : d
119. In which State is the Guru Shikhar Peak located ?
Ans : a
120. The largest coral reef in the world is found near the coast……………countries ?
Ans : a
121. Consider : 1. The annual range of temperature is …………Atlantic Ocean.
Ans : b
122. Through which one……..Straits, …………..United Kingdom and France ?
Ans : c
123. Which one…………. glass can cut off ultraviolet rays ?
Ans : b
124. Which one…….non-metals ………conductor of electricity ?
Ans : b
125. Which one ……………another name of RDX ?
Ans : d
126. Where…………..Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC) located ?
Ans : b
127. Which one……….Asian Games………..times from the year 1951 to the year 2006 ?
128. Where is Copacabana Beach located ?
Ans : c
129. Who was Leander Paes's ………US Open Tennis Tournament, 2006 ?
Ans : b
130. Who among………. the World Wide Web (WWW) ?
Ans : c
131. Three dice ( each having six faces ……….. 1 to 6) are rolled……………number 2?
Ans : a
132. All the six letters of the name SACHIN ………………SACHIN in that sequence ?
Ans : c
133. Five balls of different colours………….ways in which this can be done ?
Ans : d
134. Amit has five friends: 3 girls and 2 boys……….Amit's friends and two are his wife's?
Ans : c
135. What is the maximum number of different paths ……..A and the station B ?
Ans : -
136. Pairs : a) T.S. Krishnamurthy : Former Chief Election Commissioner of India.
Ans : c
137. Which of………..Tshwane Declaration in October, 2006 ?
Ans : b
138. Recently, the European Union and other six countries…………not a signatory to it ?
Ans : a
139. Match : List-I (Person) List-II (Known As )- A. Bhajan Sopori ……
Ans : c
140. Which one…….Himalayan Passes…………..between India and China ?
Ans : c
141. How is Steve Fossett known as ?
Ans : b
142. Basel II relates to …….. International standards for safety in civil aviation.
Ans : d
143. Match : List-I (Person) List-II (Position/Organisation ) A. Nancy Pelosi……….
Ans : c
144. In which…………….Global Automotive Research Centre being set up ?
Ans : a
145. Consider : 1. Republicans won …………..U.S. House……..Elections held in the year 2006 ?
Ans : b
146. What is the broad area………Nobel Prize………..Physiology or Medicine……prize ?
Ans : b
147. In which one……………kimberlite been discovered in the recent past ?
Ans : b
148. Which one ……………Panama Canal to link the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans ?
Ans : a
149. Consider : In the year 2006…..full-fledged cryogenic stage in rocketry.
Ans : d
150. Consider : In November, 2006 DRDO ……..using Prithvi-II missile.
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