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UTTRAKHAND Group-C Recruitment Exam 2015 SOLVED Paper Exam Held on July 26, 2015 1. ‘Rajatarangini’ was composed by а. Mahendravarman I b. Kalhana c. Parameshawarvarman d. None of the above 2. Hill station ‘Coonoor’ is located in a. Kerala b. Tamil Nadu c. Uttarakhand d. None of these 3. The recently formed 29th State of India is a. Uttarakhand b. Vidharba c. Tulunadu d. Telangana 4. When was the partition of Uttar Pradesh done? a. 2001 b. 2000 c. 1999 d. None of these 5. Dr. Rajendra Prasad was the President of India from a. 1948 to 1952 b. 1947 to 1956 c. 1947 to 1966 d. None of these 6. Which of the following is an example of computer language? a. COBOL b. PASCAL c. FORTRAN d. All of these 7. Cyclone......... hit Vishakhapatnam recently. a. Hudhud b. Gadbad c. Gudbud d. None of these 8. The Jauljeevi Fair is organised at a. Udham Singh Nagar b. Pithoragarh c. Nainital d. Dehradun 9. Shri Nagraj Devta Fair is organised at a. Bageshwar b. Almora c. Uttarkashi d. Champawat 10. ‘Lingtal’ is located at a. Chamoli b. Bageshwar c. Dehradun d. Tehri 11. Which of the following is called ‘Red Planet’? a. Pluto b. Venus c. Mars d. None of these 12. The unit of current is a. Ampere b. Watt c. Volt d. Coulomb 13. The Boat Race is a special feature of which festival? a. Navratri b. Onam c. Debpawali d. Holi 14. The Battle of Plassey was fought in year a. 1782 6.1748 c. 1764 d. None of these 15. ‘Rosh Hashanah’ is the New Year’s Day of which communities? a. Jews 6. Muslims c. Hindus d. None of these 16. The ‘Maitree’ is a name of joint combat exercise between India and а. Thailand б. Korea c. Russia d. Afganistan 17. The famous archaeological monument ‘Rani Ki Vav’ is located in а. Orissa б. Uttar Pradesh c. Uttarakhand d. Gujarat 18. Which country has won the AFC Women’s Asian Football Cup 2014? a. India b. Nepal c. Japan d. None of these 19. Footballer ‘Cristiano Ronaldo’ belongs to which country? a. Portugal b. Spain c. Australia d. None of the 20. The Capital of Australia is a. Sydney b Melbourne c. Canberra d. None of the' 21. The Currency of United Kingdo a. Pound b. Dollar c. Euro d. None of the 22 ....... is called Gateway of India. a. New Delhi b. Mumbai c. Kolkata d. Chennai 23. Surya Kund’ is situated at a. Yamunotri . b. Haridwar c. Nainital d. Udham Singh Nagar 24. First Battle of Panipat was fought; between а. Babur and Sher Shah б. Babur and Rana Pratap c. Akbar and Hemu d. None of the above 25. The famous Madarasa at Bidar built by а. Muhammad Gawan б. Muhammad Shah c. Akbar d. None of the above 26. Permanent Land Settlement introduced by a. Lord Wellesley b. Lord c. Lord Bentinck d. None of these 27. ‘Lakh Baksh’ was the title of а. Qutubuddin Aibak b. Iltutmish c. Akbar d. None of the above 28. Indian National Congress was founded by a. Mahatma Gandhi b. Indira Gandhi c. AO Hume d. None of the above 29. The title ‘Lion of Karnataka’ was given to a. RR Diwakar b. KC Reddy c. Gangadhar Rao Deshpande d. None of the above 30. Which treaty is associated with establishment of European Union? a. Menon Treaty b. European Treaty c. Thomas Treaty d. Maastricht Treaty 31. The vector of ‘break bone fever’ is a. contaminated water b. Aedes c. sugar d. None of the above 32. ECT is a. an apparatus for epilepsy b. a drug which acts as sedative c. shock treatment d. artificial organ 33. AIIMS New Delhi was founded in a. 1956 b. 1947 c. 1971 d. None of these 34. Gopinath Munde passed away in a road accident. Who was he? a. Defence Minister b. Union Forest Minister c. Finance Minister d. Union Rural Development Minister 35. World Environment Day was founded by the UN in year a. 1951 b. 1972 c. 1930 d. None of these 36. What is INS Sahyadri (F-49)? a. Satellite b. Helicopter c. Multi role frigate d. Train 37. Indian Council of Agriculture Research (ICAR) has issued orders prohibiting research and breeding of which animal? a. Cow b. Dear c. Sheep d. Camel 38. ‘Ghatotkach Temple’ and ‘Hidimba Temple’ are located at a. Uttarkashi b. Champawat c. Tehri d. None of these 39. ‘Bhanu Pratap’ was the king of a. Dronpur b. Jaunsar c. Jageshwarpuri d. Chandpur Garhi 40. Dunda and Mori tehsils are in which district? a. Uttarkashi b. Chamoli c. Champawat d. Dehradun 41. Match List I to List II. List -1 (Temple) List-ll (District) A. Anusuiya Devi 1. Pithoragarh B. Hathkali Temple 2. Chamoli C. Naina Devi 3. Nainital D. Uma Devi 4. Dehradun Code ABCD ABCD a. 2 4 3 1 b. 14 3 2 c. 2' 1 3 2 d. None of these 42. The measuring unit of land in Uttarakhand is a. Nali b. Mutthi c. Beegha d. All of these 43. The National Highway number of Rishikesh-Mana route is a. 58 b. 74 c. 73 d. None 44. Uttarakhand National Administrative Training Academy is located at a. Dehradun b. Mussoorie c. Nainital d. Haridwar 45. Who founded the organisation named ‘Kranti Veer’? a. Govind Ballabh Pant b. Kalu Mehra c. Om Nath Negi d. Ram Chandra Thapliyal 46. Who is National Security Advisor? a. RK Mennon b. Ajit Dobhal c. Hari Kishan d. OP Javalkar 47. Mullaperiyar dam is located in which State of India? a. Maharashtra b. Orissa ' c. Kerala d. Assam 48.............to become 19th country to adopt Euro as currency from January 1, 2015. a. China b. Brazil c, Korea d. Lithuania 49. Which private sector bank in India sets Guinness record in blood collection? a. HDFC Bank b. ICICI Bank c. Axis Bank d. IDBI Bank 50. Uttarakhand Technical University is located at a. Nainital b. Pithoragarh c. Haridwar d. Dehradun 51. International Tigers Day is observed on a. July 26 b. July 29 c. July 27 d. July 30 52. What is C-17 Globemaster? a. Aircraft b. Ship c. Satellite d. None of these 53. The FIBA Asian Cup is associated with which game? a. Cricket b. Hockey c. Basketball d. Volleyball 54. The State Game of Uttarakhand is a. Hockey b. Football c. Badminton d. None of these 55. Which bank has launched travel card for student going abroad? a. ICICI b. HDFC c. SBI d, PNB 56. Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi launched a web platform named as a. Modi.gov.in b. Modi.gov.org.in c. mygov.nic.in d. mygov.org.nic.in 57. Which combination is wrong? a. State Tree of Uttarakhand—Ashok b. State Animal of Uttarakhand— Kasturi Mrag c. State Flower of Uttarakhand— Brahm Kamal d. State Bird of Uttarakhand—Monal 58. ‘And then One Day : A Memoir’ is the autobiography of a. Amitabh Bachchan b. Kapil Dev c. Rajesh Khanna d. Naseeruddin Shah 59. Which day is celebrated in the honour of war heroes of Kargil every year? a. July 1 b. July 26 c. July 27 d. August 15 60. Govind Ballabh Pant founded.......in Kashipur. a. Pant Sabha b. Pran Sabha c. Prem Sabha d. Pahar Sabha 61. ‘Monal’ is the National Bird of a. Tibet b. Bhutan c. Nepal d. Sri Lanka 62. The Chairman of Uttarakhand State Public Service Commission a. Dr. DP Joshi b. Prof. Om Prakash c. Prof. Kusum Rani Pant d. Prof.Umakant Pandey 63. Badri Dutt Pandey is also known as a. Garh Kesari b. Lok Ratna c. Kumaon Kesari d. None of the above 64. Who is known as ‘Lok Ratna’ in Uttarakhand? a. KC Pant b. Gumani Pant c. Ila Pant d. None of these 65. Someshwar, Hawalbag and Ramnagar towns are situated on which river bank? a. Gaula b. Gomti c. Kosi d. None of these 66. Which combination is correct? a. City of saints — Rishikesh b. Pilgrim City — Haridwar c. City of Lakes — Nainital d. All of above are correct 67. The present Chief Justice of Uttarakhand High Court a. AA Desai b. Barin Ghosh c. KM Joseph d. None of the above 68. Famous TV star Smriti Irani is the present Union Cabinet Minister for a. Human Resource Development b. Woman and Child Development c. Information and Broad Casting d. None of the above 69. Dipika Pallikal is associated with which sports? a. Squash b. Cricket c. Football d. None of these 70. ............ is helping India for Ganga rejuvenation, a. China b. Nepal c. The USA d. Japan 71. Who hosted the UN Climate Change Summit 2014? a. Ban Ki-moon b. Japan c. Pakistan d. None of these 72. The Union Cabinet approved the launching of NAM. What is full form of NAM? a. National Akshar Mission b. National Ayush Mission c. National Aadhar Mission d. None of the above 73. According to the 15 th Census, which is the most populous state of India? a. Uttar Pradesh b. Delhi c. Maharashtra d. Bihar 74. Project Seabird Phase II was s in which of the following States a. Karnataka b. Meghalaya c. Sikkim d. Gujarat 75. The Union government grantee Navratna status to ......... and.......... a. EIL; NALCO b. EIL; NBCC c. NBCC; UPPCL d. None of the above 76. The Governor of Uttarakhand is ...... a. Harish Rawat b. Indira Hridesh c. Dr. KK Paul d. None of the above 77. ‘Molaram Chitra Sangrahalaya’ is located at a.
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