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General Knowledge -lv=lS DO NOT OPEN THE SEAL UNTIL INSTRUCTED TO DO SO Question Booklet No. 200016 Inuigilato r's sig nature F/O/ R/EXAMS 2020 GENERAL KNOWLEDGE Time : 172 Hours Maximum Marks : lOO ROLL NO. INSTRUCTIONS FOR CANDIDATES 1" Immediately after the commencement of the Examination, candidate should check that this Booklet does NOT have any unprinted, torn or missing pageslSi. No. etc. If any defect is found, get it replaced by a Complete Question Booklet. 2. DO NOT write your Name or anything else in the Question Booklet except your Roll No. and signature in the space provided. U' 3. Enter correct and entire digits of your Roll No. in the appropriate boxes and darken the m corresponding bubbles in the OMR RESPONSE SHEET. 4. DO NOT handle your OMR RESPONSE SHEET in such a manner as to mutilate, fold, etc. r 5. This Question Booklet contains 1OO questions carrying 7 mark each. Each question contains four responses. Choose only one response/answer for each question and darken the appropriate bubble on the OMR RESPONSE SHEET. 6. No candidate shall be admitted to the Examination Hall 20 minutes after commencement of the Examination. The Centre Supdt. Centre Supdt. of the Examination Hall will be the time- i /Asstt. It keeper and his/her decision in this regard. is finatr. 7. Candidates are strictly prohibited to possess anv book, notebook or loose paper, calculator, mobile phone, eiectronic gadgets etc., inside the Examination Hall, except his/her Admit Card and writing materiatrs on1y. 8. Immediately after the final bell indicating the closure of the Examination, stop markings. Be seated till the OMR RESPONStr SHEET is collected. After handing over the OMR RESPONSE SHEtrT to the Invigilator and after you have been permitted by the Invigilator to leave, you may leave the examination hall. 9. Violation of any of the above rules will render the candidate iiable to be expelled and disqualified from the examination, and according to the nature and gravity of his/her offence, he/she may be debarred from future examinations and interviews to be conducted by the Cornmission and other such organization (i.e. UPSC, SSC and SPSCs). NB: CANDIDATES ARE ALLOWED TO TAKE THIS QUESTION BOOKLET ONLY AFTER CoMPLETION OF 1y2 (ONE AND HALFI HOURS EXAMINATION TIME DO NOT OPEN THE SEAL UNTIL INSTRUCTED TO DO SO F/O/R/EXAMS-202O/ 1s 1. Which of the following is the first metal 6. Lord Cornwallis introduced which of used by people of India? the following systems in Bengal? tAl Iron tAl Ryotwari Settlement System tB] Bronze Subsidiary Alliance System tCl Gold lBl tDl Copper tcl Permanent Settiement System tD] None of the above 2. What was the n:.ain port used by Indus people? lAl Mohenjo Daro 7. The All India Nationalist Organization, before Congress, was known as tBl Lothal ICI Kalibangan tAl Zarnindari Sabha tD] None of the above tBl Bombay Presidency Association tC] Indian Association of Culture 3. Which of the follovi,ing statements is/are true with regard to tDl The Indian Karma Jogi Association Harshavardhana? 1. He ruled Kannauj without taking 8. What is/are the immediate cause(s) of up any royal insignia. rise of Extremists in Indian Nationai 2. He was defeated by the Chalukyan Movement? ruler Pulakeshin-Il. tAl The University Act, 1904 J He defeated the Gauda ruler, Shashanka. tBl Exploitative British Rule 4. None of the above lC] Restriction of Freedom of Press land2 tAl tDl A11 of the above tBl 2and3 tcl 4 9. In which year the INC was sptit into ID] 1,2and3 two groups in its Surat Session? 1e06 4. Which of the following was/were the tAl cause(s) of the dou,rrfall of the Delhi tBl teo7 Sultanate in India? tA] Timur's invasion tcl 1e08 tBl Weak administration tDl 1eOe tC] Lack of clear-cut succession policy lDl A11 of the above 1O. Which of the following Revolutionary Organizations was formed in London in 5. Siraj ud-Daulah was defeated by u,hom 1905? in 1757? tA] Indian Independence League lAl Lord Clive tBl Mitra Mela tBl Lord Cornwallis lC] Warren Hastings tcl India House tDl Lord Canning lDl Naujawan Sabha F/ O/R/EXAMS-2020/ 1s 2 --:?!!- 11. Who of the following was nof a memkrer 16. Who of the following is/was not the of the Interim Cabinet of Interim Govt., Presiding Officer of Arunachal Pradesh 1946? Legislative Assemkriy? tAl Nlaulana Abul Kalam Azad tAl T. L. Rajkumar Toko Dabi tBl Jogendra Nath Mandal tBl tcl Lijum Ronya lcl Dr. John Mithai tDl None of them tDl Sardar Baldev Singh 12. Which of the following is/are given 17. The first primary school of Arunachal extensive power to interpret the Pradesh is located at which district? Constitution and Law of India? tAl East Siang tAl The Parliament tBl Lohit tBl The President tCl Tawang lcl The High Court tDl Papum Pare tDl A11 of the above 18. Graphite is found in which of the following 13. In our Constitution, the inspiration of areas of Arunachal Pradesh? 'Liberty','Equality' and'Fraternity' was tAl Taliha derived from tBI Bopi tA] Russian Revolution tCl Khetabari tB] American Revolution tDl A11 of the above tC] Jew Revolution 19" Which committee was appointed French Revolution to look tD] into creation of Legislative Assembly in Arunachal Pradesh? 14. The Directive Principal of State Policy is enumerated in rvhich part of our from tAl K. A. A. Raja Committee the Constitution? tBl Thungon Committee tAl Part-II lcl Bhanot Committee tBl Part-III tDl C. K. Murthy Committee tcl Part-IV 20. Which is correct in relation to 'Project tDl Part*V Tiger' in Arunachal Pradesh? 1. Launched in 1983 in Arunachal L5. Which of the following rights was Pradesh deleted in amending of Institution from the Constitution ]n l97B? 2. Launched in Namdapha National Park tAl Right to exploitatinn iAl 1 is correct Right to property tBl tBl 2 is correct tcl Right to culture tcl 1 and 2 both are correct tDl Right to education tDl Neither 1 nor 2 is correct F/O/R/EXAMS-2020/ 15 3 lP.T.o. 21. India Biodiversity Award, 2018 was 26. Which of the following is not a field of given to the NGO Singchung Bugun human geography? Community Reserve in which of the Development geography following categories? tAl tBl Historical geography lA] Conservation of flora and fauna tcl Economic geography IB] Conservation of wildlife species tD] None of the above tcl Conservation of orchids 27. Which of the following is/are correct in tDl Al1 of the above case of mesosphere? lA] It extends above the stratopause 22. As per 2011 Census, the overall annual population growth of Arunachal tBl In this layer temperature decreases Pradesh was tcl Al1 of the above IAI 2'3 percent tD] None of the above tBl 2'4 percent 24. Choose the correct answer from the following pairs of Indian States and 2'5 percent tcl tribal population ; tDl 2'6 percent 1. Arunachai Pradesh : Second highest tribal population of State 23. How many Parliament Seats are there after Mizoram in Arunachal Pradesh? 2. Madhya Pradesh : Largest tribal population IA] 2 tA] Only 1 is correct 3 IB] tBl Only 2 is correct tcl 4 lC] Both 1 and 2 are correct tDl None of the above ID] Neither 1 nor 2 is correct Karakoram 24. What is the longest in 29. The Highway connects river bridge rvhich pair North-East India? of countries in the world? tAl China-Pakistan tAl Bogibeel Bridge tBl China-lndia Saraighat Bridge tBl ICI India-Nepal tcl Kalia Bhomora Bridge tDl India-Pakistan Bhupen Hazarika Bridge tD] 30. What is true in case of plate tectonics theory? 25. The Piscal Budget 2OlB-19 of Arunachal Pradesh proposes Mega Food tA] It describes regular motions of Park in which place? defense satellite tB] It describes continuous motions of lAl Fasighat Piuto planet lBl Tezu tcl It describes the position of whole earth tCl Banderdawa IDI It describes large scale motions of tDl Itanagar earth's lithosphere F/O/R/EXAMS-2020/ 1s 4 31. Chemical weathering happens due to 35. Which soil is suitable for growing cashew in India? tAl oxidation tAl Red soil tB] carbonation tBl Saline soil tCl chelation tcl Regur soil [D] A11 of the above IDI Laterite soil 32. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer using the codes 36. The first express train was flaged off given below the lists : from Naharlagun in Arunachal Pradesh in which year? List-I I-ist-II tAl 201s a. Anantpur 1. Punjab 2ot6 b. Bijapur 2. Rajasthan lBl c. Bharatpur 3. Karnataka tcl 2017 d. Ferozpur 4. Andhra Pradesh tD] None of the above Codes : 37. What is/are the method(s) to measure b C d tAl a national income? 43 1 2 Product method tBl a b C d lAl 34 I ) tBl Income method a b C d tcl Consumption method 43 2 1 tC] tDl a b C d tDl A11 of the above t J 4 2 t 38. Professor V. K. R. V. Rao is associated with of the following fields? 33. Where is the world famous Veld "vhich Grassland located? lA] Space technologr Hungary tAl tBl Bullet train project tBl South Africa tcl Satellite designing tCl Eurasia lDl None of the above tDl usA 39. Which finance minister introduced 34. Who was the first man to reach South Liberalization, Privatization and Pole in Antarctica? Globalization (LPG) in Indiai) tAl Roald Amundsen tAl Mr.
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