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MPPSC Question Papers Collection 2018 and 2013 General Study MPPSC Question Papers Collection 2018 and 2013 General Study Compiled And Edited by Er. Suraj Singh M.Tech (IIT Madras) [email protected] Whatsapp-8076585624 And D.S.Rajput Prayagraj(Allahabad) Develop India Group Allahabad−110024 April 28, 2019 https://www.developindiagroup.co.in/ 8756987953 Contents 1 General Study 2018 1 2 General Study 2017 11 3 General Study 2016 21 4 General Study 2015 31 5 General Study 2014 41 6 General Study 2013 51 MPPSC Prelims Question Papers General Study 2018 1. With which religion is Kalika Purana associ- 5. Where was the Western Presidency situated in ated? the early period of the East India Company? (a) Vaishnavism (a) Surat (b) Satara (b) Shaktism (c) Bombay D. Panaji (c) Buddhism 6. The British empire is rotten to the core, cor- (d) Jainism rupt in every direction and tyrannical and 2. In ancient period, which Varna was also called mean. This statement was made by as Sarthavaha? (a) Sister Nivedita (a) Brahmana (b) Savitribal Phule (b) Kshatriya (c) Annie Besant (d) Bal Gangadhar Tilak (c) Vaishya (d) Shudra 7. Who coined the slogan Quit India? (a) Mahatma Gandhi 3. The ancestors of Shungas originated from: (b) Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru (a) Magadha (c) Yusuf Meher Ali (b) Prayag (d) Aruna Asaf Ali (c) Ujjain 8. Who authored the book, Planned Economy for (d) Saurashtra Answer ——— C India? 4. The successor of Sher Shah was (a) M.Visvesvaraya (b) J.R.D.Tata (a) Shujaat Khan (c) G.D.Birla (b) Islam Shah (d) Pattabhi Sitarayamayy (c) Feroz Shah 9. Which massacre is known as Jallianwala Bagh (d) Muhammad Shah Adil Tragedy of Madhya Pradesh? 1 https://www.developindiagroup.co.in/ 8756987953 (a) Charan Paduka Massacre (b) between westerlies and polar winds belt (b) Jhabus Massacre (c) nearby the poles (c) Mandla Massacre (d) at the equator (d) Amjhera Massacre 16. Kanha National Park is famous for 10. The longest river in India is (a) Lions (b) Cows (a) Brahmaputra (c) Elephants (b) Ganga (d) Tigers (c) Godavari 17. Nepanagar is related to which of the following (d) Indus industries? 11. The southernmost range of India is (a) Fertilizer (a) Nilgri (b) Newsprint paper (b) Annamalai (c) Sugar (c) Cardamome (d) Woolen textile (d) Nallamalai 18. Which one of the following places of Madhya Pradesh is on or nearest to 80 degree east lon- 12. Which State of India touches maximum State gitude? boundaries? (a) Jabalpur (a) Madhya Pradesh (b) Rewa (b) Karnataka (c) Panna (c) Andhra Pradesh (d) Katni (d) Uttar Pradesh 19. Bhavantar Bhugtan Yojana of Madhya 13. The second largest river basin of India is Pradesh is related to which sector? (a) Mahanadi Basin (a) Women development (b) Narmada Basin (b) Agriculture (c) Godavari Basin (c) Child Development D. Industry (d) Kaveri Basin 20. Boarder Security Force [BSF] is responsible for guarding on borders of which countries? 14. Palk Strait is located between (a) Pakistan and Nepal (a) India and Pakistan (b) Pakistan and Bhutan (b) India and Bangladesh (c) Pakistan and Bangladesh (c) India and SriLanka (d) Pakistan and China (d) India and Maldives 21. Who among the following has not been the act- 15. Intertropical Convergence Zone [ITCZ] a low- ing Governor of Madhya Pradesh? pressure zone is located (a) Justice N.D. Ojha (a) between trade winds and westerlies belt (b) Justice P.V. Dixit 2 CHAPTER 1. GENERAL STUDY 2018 8756987953 https://www.developindiagroup.co.in/ (c) Justice G.D.Dixit (d) 84 (d) Justice G.P.Singh 27. Which one of the following is not correctly matched? State a) Andhra Pradesh b) Odisha 22. Under which Article of the Constitution of In- c) Tamil Nadu d) Maharashtra Allocation of dia, the Governor has the power to promulgate Seats in the Rajya Sabha a) 18 b) 10 c) 18 d) ordinances during recess of Legislature? 19 (a) 155 (a)a (b) 156 (b)b (c) 212 (c)c (d) 213 (d)d 23. .What was the growth rate of Gross State Do- 28. In which year was Lakshmibai National Insti- mestic Product [GSDP] of Madhya Pradesh tute of Physical Education established? from the year 2011-12 to 2017-18? (a) 1952 (a) 11.09% (b) 1957 (b) 15.09% (c) 1960 (c) 16.09% (d) 1961 (d) 14.39% 29. En Passant is related to which game? 24. In which year was the office of the Parliamen- (a) Billiards tary Secretary created first time in Indepen- (b) Snooker dent India? (c) Carrom (a) 1951 (d) Chess (b) 1952 30. The first Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award was (c) 1957 given to whom? (d) 1962 (a) Viswanathan Anand 25. Which one of the following is not correctly (b) Geet Sethi matched? Article of the India Constitution Re- (c) Sachin Tendulkar lated State (d) Dhanraj Pillai (a) 371 A Nagaland 31. Libero is related to which game? (b) 371 B Assam (a) Kabaddi (c) 371 C Meghalaya (b) Kho-Kho (d) 371 D Andhra Pradesh (c) Basketball 26. How many seats are reserved for Scheduled (d) Volleyball Castes in the Lok Sabha? 32. Who was the first recipient of Dronacharya (a) 59 Award in 1985? (b) 69 (a) O.M.Nambiar (c) 79 (b) Om Prakash Bhardwaj CHAPTER 1. GENERAL STUDY 2018 3 https://www.developindiagroup.co.in/ 8756987953 (c) B.B.Bhagwat (a) Ajanta Hill (d) All of them (b) Mahadeo Range (c) Maikal Range 33. What is the distance of Marathon Race? 16 (d) Vindhyayan Range (a) 21 miles 385 yards 39. Which one of the following rivers does not join (b) 25 miles 385 yards river Chambal? (c) 26 miles 385 yards (a) Kshipra (d) 42 km (b) Kali Sindh 34. Which Indian player has won Gold Medal in (c) Betwa Olympics? (d) Parvati (a) Gagan Naran 40. Which one of the following districts of Madhya (b) Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore Pradesh touches the State boundaries of Gu- (c) Abhinav Bindra jarat and Rajasthan? (d) Sushil Kujnar (a) Jhabua 35. The National Sports Day is celebrated on (b) Alirajpur which day? (c) Ratlam (a) 29th September (d) Mandsaur (b) 14th November 41. The climate of Madhya Pradesh is (c) 29th August (a) equatorial (d) 29th July (b) desert 36. The player who was awarded with Arjuna 8756987953(c) polar Award, Dronacharya Award, Rajiv Gandhi (d) monsoon Khel Ratna and Padma Shri is 42. With which mineral production is Malaj Khand (a) Abhinav Bindra Associated? (b) Sachin Tendulkar (a) Lignite (c) Prakash Padukone (b) Copper (d) Pullela Gopichandhttps://www.developindiagroup.co.in(c) Diamond 37. Which one of the following valleys of Madhya (d) Iron ore Pradesh is not a rift valley? 43. Which district of Madhya Pradesh has highest (a) Son Valley percentage of tribal population? (b) Narmada Valley (a) Jhabua (c) Tapi Valley (b) Barwani (d) Chambal Valley (c) Alirajpur (d) Dindori 38. Dhoopgarh, the highest peak of Madhya Pradesh, is located at 44. Gujari Mahal was built by 4 CHAPTER 1. GENERAL STUDY 2018 8756987953 https://www.developindiagroup.co.in/ (a) Akbar (d) 1991 (b) Shah Jahan 50. Which organization is giving financial support (c) Man Singh for Tejaswini Rural Women s Empowerment Programme ? (d) None of them (a) IMF 45. Which one of the following cities of Madhya Pradesh is not located on NH-3? (b) IFC (c) IFAD (a) Sendhwa (d) IIMA (b) Mhow 51. Mukhya Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana in Mad- (c) Sarangpur hya Pradesh was implemented from which (d) Shujalpur year ? 46. Is Madhya Pradesh Budget , 2017-18, the pro- (a) 2008 09 vision for AMRUT Scheme is (b) 2009 10 (a) Rs.500 crores (c) 2010 11 (b) Rs.600 crores (d) 2011 12 (c) Rs.700 crores 52. From which year was MP incubation and Start up Policy implemented ? (d) Rs.800 crores (a) 2013 47. Which one of the following districts of Madhya (b) 2014 Pradesh has more than 1000 as sex ratio? (c) 2015 (a) Anuppur (d) 2016 (b) Burhanpur 53.8756987953 In January 2018, Friends of MP Conclave was (c) Indore held in which city ? (d) Dindori (a) Bhopal 48. Who among the following was not acted as the (b) Jabalpur Chief Secretary of Madhya Pradesh? (c) Indore (a) R.P.Naik (d) Gwalior (b) https://www.developindiagroup.co.in54. How many minimum hours of power supply is (c) K.Dubey assured for rural agriculture purpose in Atul Jyoti Yojana 2013? (d) R.S.Khanna (e) P.K.Noronha (a) 10 (b) 12 49. In which year was Madhya Pradesh Zila Yo- (c) 14 jana Samiti Adhiniyam passed? (d) 16 (a) 1997 55. The collection of linked information residing (b) 1995 on computers which is available through in- (c) 1993 ternet is called CHAPTER 1. GENERAL STUDY 2018 5 https://www.developindiagroup.co.in/ 8756987953 (a) Web Server (c) Telephone (b) Web Store (d) Microphone (c) World Wide Web 61. Which of the following are the two essential (d) Web Information features of cyber crime ? 56. The first page displayed by Web browser after (a) Computer technology as modus operandi opening a web site is called and intangibility of the environment (b) Offender computer skills and victim igno- (a) Homepage rance of computer technology (b) Brower page (c) Hardware and software (c) Search page (d) Hackers and crackers (d) Bookmark 62. The term ··· refers to an individual, who 57. ··· offers services such as search capabilities, breaks into computer systems without au- e-,mail, news, stock price, weather informa- thorization, deliberately defaces Web sites for tion, sports and entertainment. fraudulent purpose. (a) Hostel (a) white hat (b) Portal (b) hacker (c) Article (c) cracker (d) Newspaper (d) attacker 58.
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