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CDS GS MOCK TEST PAPER-C Page 1 CDS GS MOCK TEST PAPER-C Q1. United Nations has released “one women” Album on the occasion of 3. Protection of environment International Women’s Day. Name the India artist of that album: 4. Free legal aid to poor (a) A. R. Rahman (b) Mallika Sarabhai Select the correct answer from the code given below: (c) Amzad Ali Khan (d) Anoushka Shanker (a) 1, 3 and 4 (b) 1, 2 and 3 (c) 1, 2 and 4 (d) 2, 3, and 4 Q2. Which among the followings have been conferred with Rajiv Gandhi Q18. Which of the following provisions are not included in the Indian Khel Ratna Award in 2012? Constitution? (a) Deepika Kumari and Yuvraj Singh 1. President can suspend any of the fundamental rights during emergency (b) Yogeshwar Datt and Vijay Kumar 2. Prime Minister can dismiss any Chief Minister (c) mary Kom and Anup Kumar 3. States have power to amend any law of Parliament on a subject in the (d) Saina nehwal and Sushil Kumar concurrent list with the assent of the President Q3. Which of the following act as decomposers in an ecosystem: 4. Governor can reserve any Bill for consideration by the President (a) Putrefying Bacteria (b) Rhizobium bacteria (c) Lactobacillus bacteria Choose the correct answer from the codes given below: (d) Cyanobacteria (a) 1 and 2 (b) 2 and 3 (c) 3 and 4 (d) 1 and 4 Q4.What is Basel III norms : Q19. Which is the most important reason to consider India as a Secular (a) The Global Capital norms for Banks State? (b) The Global Pollution Norms for Auto Manufacturer (a) Peoples of different religions live in India (c) The Global Norms for Cyber World (b) Government works for the welfare of people of all religions (d) The Global Pollution Norms for Heavy Industries (C) Religion is separated from politics Q5. The President appoints Chief Election commissioner and Election (d) Minority religions are given special protection Commissioners. They have tenure: Q20.Which of the following statements correctly defines the Judicial (a) Of Five Years (b) Of six years (c) Up to the age of 65 years (d) Of six Review? years, or up to the age of 65 years, whichever is earlier (a) The authority of the Courts to punish political offenders Q6.Who has been appointed as chairman of 14th Finance Commission: (b) The authority f the Courts to correct the errors of the government (a) Montek Singh Ahluwalia (b) Dr. Y. V. Reddy (c) The authority of the Courts to issue various writs (c) Sam Pitroda (d) P. Chidambram (d) The authority of the Courts to interpret the legality of laws Q7. Which of the following gases are given out during photosynthesis: Q21. There are two wires of the same material and lengths. The cross- (a) Oxygen (b) Carbon dioxide (c) Nitrogen (d) Hydrogen sections of the wires are different. If the diameter of the first wire is Q8. The thumb nail get fixed easily into the wood because: double that of the second wire, then the specific resistance of the first (a) More area works on less force (b) More area works on more force (c) wire will be More force works on less area (d) Less force works on more area (a) four times that of the second wire Q9. The minimum number of members whose presence is essential for (b) double that of the second wire transacting the business of either house-Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha shall (c) half that of the second wire be: (d) same as that of the second wire ퟏ (a) of the total number of members of the house Q22. Bats can ascertain distances, directions, nature and size of the ퟓ ퟏ obstacles at night. This is possible by reflection of the emitted (b) of the total number of members of the house ퟏퟎ (a) ultrasonic waves from the bat (c) 100 members (b) ultrasonic waves from the distant objects ퟏ (d) of the total number of members of the house (c) supersonic waves from the bat ퟐ Q10. When the branch of a tree is shaken violently, the leaves fall. This (d) supersonic waves from the distant objects happening can be explained by: Q23. Over 90% of the world’s biomass is in (a) Joules 1st low of motion (b) Newton’s 1st low of motion (a) tropical rain forests (b) freshwater wetlands (c) Joules 2nd low of motion (d) Newton’s 3rd low of motion (c) topsoils (d) oceans Q11. When ‘Sepoy Mutiny or the Great Revolt’ took place, who was the Q24. Which one among the following is a source of methane emission Viceroy of India into the atmosphere? (a) Lord Rippen (b) Lord Curzon (c) Lord Canning (d) Lord Minto (a) Automobile exhaust fume (b) Industrial chimney Q12. Layer of the atmosphere which is closest to the Earth: (a) Mesosphere (b) Troposphere (c) Mining (d) wetland (c) Stratosphere (d) Lonosphere Q25. Which one among the following is not a landlocked country in Q 13. The UNESCO World Heritage Committee has approved the inclusion Africa? of East Rennell in the list of endangered sites. This largest raised coral (a) Botswana (b) Zambia (c) Lesotho (d) Nigeria atoll in the world is situated in which of the following countries? Q26. A parrot comes and sits on a bare high power line, it will (a) Greenland (b) Iceland (c) Finland (d) Solomon Islands (a) remain unaffected Q 14. Indian hockey team crashed out of FIH World League Round 3 (b) experience a moderate shock recently losing to Australian team and hence failed to qualify directly for (c) experience a mild shock the 2014 World Cup to be played in (d) experience a fatal shock (a) Berlin (b) Hague (c) Seoul (d) Canberra Q27. If the temperature of a semiconductor is raised, its resistivity will Q 15. The 29th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum (India (a) increase (b) decrease chapter) on November 8 and 9 will be hosted by which of the following (c) remain same (d) reduce to zero Indian cities? Q28. Optical fibres are mainly used for which of the following? (a) Mumbai (b) Chennai (c) Hyderabad (d) Kochi (a) Communication (b) Eye surgery Q 16. As announced by the ICC recently, India will host which of the (c) Weaving (d) Food industry following tournaments? Q29. Positive rays are discovered by (a) T20 Cup in 2016 (b) World Test Championship in 2021 (a) Thomson (b) Golds (c) W. Crookes (d) Ratherford (c) Word Cup (50-over format) in 2023 (d) All the above Q30. X-rays beam can be deflected by Q17. Which of the following directive principles of State Policy were (a) magnetic field (b) electric field nd added by 42 Amendment? (c) Both ‘a’ and ‘b’ (d) None of these 1. Participation of workers in the management of industry the Q31.Which one among the following is a chemical process ? management of industry (a) Distillation of sea (salty) water 2. Minimising inequality of income and status (b) Crystallization of impure salt (NaCI) Page 1 CDS GS MOCK TEST PAPER-C (c) Production of iodine (퐼2) from seaweeds (a) incomplete metabolism of biliverdin (d) sublimation of Iodine (퐼2) (b) complete metabolism of biliverdin Q32.Which one of the following sets of substances can exist as (c) incomplete metabolism of bilirubin molecular crystalline solids? (d) complete metabolism of bilirubin (a) Nickel,zinc, manganese. Q49. Nitrogen fixation is done by (b) Glass, cement,rubber (a) red algae (b) green algae (c) brown algae (d) blue-green algae (c) Polyethene,polyvinyln chloride, graphite Q50. Restriction enzymes are those enzymes that can. (d) Lodine,sulphur,퐻2푂 (a) cut RNA (b) cut single stranded DNA Q33. Real gas will approach the behavior of ideal gas at (c) cut double stranded DNA (a) low temperature and high pressure (d) hydrolyse proteins (b) high temperature and low temperature Q51.The 73rd Amendment of the Indian Constitution deals with (c) low temperature and low pressure (a) Panchayati raj (b) compulsory primary education (d) high temperature and high pressure (c) Nagar palikas (d) minimum age for marriage Q34. Equal volume of all gases under same temperature and pressure Q52.When the Money Bill is introduced in the LokSabha , whose contain equal number of molecules according to recommendation is necessary ? (a) Avogadro’s law (b) Charles’ law (a) LokSabha Speaker (b) Union Finance Minister (c) Boyle’s law (d) Graham’s law (c) Leader of the LokSabha (d) The President Q35. Which of the following statements regarding carbon dioxide is/are Q53. We the people of India, ‘the word in the Preamble of the Indian correct? Constitution are on the basis of the format of 1. It is prepared on large scale by the action of water on lime. (a) British Constitution (b) Irish Constitution 2. In the solid form it can be used as a refrigerant. (c) American Constitution (d) French Constitution Select the correct answer using the codes given below: Q54. Which one among the following pairs of level of government and (a) 1 only (b) 2 only (c) Both 1 and (d) Neither 1 nor 2 legislative power is not correctly matched? Q36. Dry ice is used for making cold-baths in laboratories by mixing with (a) Central Governments : Union List volatile organic solvents. Identify the form of dry ice from the following. (b) Local Governments : Residuary Powers (a) Gaseous carbon dioxide (b) Liquid carbon dioxide (c) State Governments : State List (c) Solid carbon dioxide (d) Solid hydrogen oxide (d) Central and State Governments : Concurrent List Q37. Following statements are made in connection with carbon dioxide Q55.
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