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Group 4 GS Model Test 12 Group 4 GS Model Test Prepared By www.winmeen.com Winmeen - Group 4 VAO General Studies Model Test 12 1. அஜந்தா ஓவியங்கள் இவர்களது காலத்ததச் (C) C.இராஜரகாபாலாச்சாரி சார்ந்ததவ (D) S. சத்தியமூர்த்தி (A) சாளுக்垿யர்கள் (B) ராஷ்டிர埂டர்கள் Whom often referred as “Chanakya” for his diplomatic skills? (C) சாதவாகனர்கள் (D) பல்லவர்கள் (A) Kamaraj (B) C.N. Annadurai Ajanta paintings belong to the period of (C) C. Rajagopalachari (D) S. Satyamurthi (A) Chalukyar (B) Rastrakutas 6. C.N. (C) Satavahanas (D) Pallavas அண்ணாதுதை அவர்களுக்埁 எந்த ? 2. மாலிக்காபூர் மதுதை வந்ததைந்த ஆண்டு பல்கதலக்கழகம் முதனவர் பட்ைம் வழங்垿யது (A) ___________ ஆ埁ம் அண்ணா பல்கனலக்கழகம் (B) (A) 垿.பி.1211 (B) 垿.பி.1311 அண்ணாமனல பல்கனலக்கழகம் (C) (C) 垿.பி.1212 (D) 垿.பி.1312 மணிபால் பல்கனலக்கழகம் Malik Kafur arrived in Madurai in (D) பாரதியார் பல்கனலக்கழகம் (A) 1211 A.D. (B) 1311 A.D. C.N. Annadurai was conderred doctorate by (C) 1212 A.D. (D) 1312 A.D. (A) Anna University 3. பாண்டியர்களின் முக்垿ய இறக்埁மதி __________ (B) Annamalai University (C) Manipal University ஆ埁ம். (D) Bharathiyar University (A) தந்தம் (B) தங்கம் 7. “ைசகங்காதைா” என்ற நூதல எழுதியவர் யார்? (C) யானன (D) 埁தினர (A) தாரா ஷீரகா (B) அபுல் பபய்சி The Pandiyas mainly imported the item of (C) (D) (A) Ivory (B) Gold பஜகநாத பண்டிதர் துளசி தாசர் (C) Elephant (D) Horse Who wrote the book of “Rasagangadhara”? (A) Dara Shukoh 4. காந்தியின் அைசியல் 埁ருவாக கருதப்பட்ைவர் (B) Abul Faizi ? யார் (C) Jaganatha Panditha (A) 毁ரரந்திரநாத் பானர்ஜி (D) Tulsidas (B) W.C. பானர்ஜி 8. 1907 毂ைத் பிளவுக்埁 பிற埁 வ.உ.சி. மற்றும் மற்ற (C) பிபின் சந்திரபால் பதசிய ததலவர்களால் ததாைங்கப்பட்ை சங்கம் எது? (D) ரகாபால 垿ருஷ்ண ரகாகரல (A) பசன்னன 毁ரதசி சங்கம் Who was the Political Guru of Gandhi? (B) பசன்னன மகாஜன சங்கம் (A) Surendranath Banerjee (C) பசன்னன பாரதமாதா சங்கம் (B) W.C. Banerjee (D) (C) Bipin Chandrapal பசன்னன ஜன சங்கம் (D) Gopala Krishna Gokhale After the Surat split in 1907 an association was started by V.O.C and nationalist 5. தனது அைசியல் தந்திைத்திற்காக “சாணக்垿யர்” (A) Chennai Swadeshi Sangam ? எனப் பபாற்றப்படுபவர் யார் (B) Chennai Mahajana Sangam (A) காமராசர் (C) Chennai Baharathamatha Sangam (B) C.N.அண்ணாதுனர (D) Chennai Jana Sangam Learning Leads To Ruling Page 1 of 15 Group 4 GS Model Test Prepared By www.winmeen.com 9. 垿ருஷ்ணபதவைாயரின் ஆட்சிக் காலம் 13. Amritsar “தபாற்பகாவில்” கட்டியவர் யார்? (A) 垿.பி.1409 முதல் 1429 வனர (A) 埁ரு ராமதாசர் (B) 埁ரு அமர்தாசர் (B) 垿.பி.1509 முதல் 1529 வனர (C) 埁ருநானக் (D) 埁ரு அங்கத் (C) 垿.பி.1609 முதல் 1629 வனர Who built the “Golden Temple” in Amritsar? (A) Guru Ramadhasar (D) 垿.பி.1709 முதல் 1729 வனர (B) Guru Amardhasar Reign of Krishnadevaraya was (C) Guru Nanak (A) From 1409 upto 1429 A.D. (D) Guru Angath (B) From 1509 upto 1529 A.D 14. (C) From 1609 upto 1629 A.D. 埁ரு ைாம்சிங்垿ன் 毀ைர்கள் எவ்வாறு (D) From 1709 upto 1729 A.D. அதழக்கப்பட்ைனர்? 10. மானூர் கல்தவட்டு ___________ நிர்வாகம் (A) 埁க்காஸ் (B) நாம்தாரிஸ 埁றித்த தசய்திகதளத் தரு垿றது (C) சாண்ரடலர் (D) பாணிஸ் (A) மத்திய அர毁 (B) 垿ராமம் Guru Ram Singh’s disciples were called as (A) Kookas (B) Namdharis (C) பனட D) மாகாணம் (C) Sandelas (D) Panis Manur inscription provides an account of 15. “ ” ________ administration பின்வருவனவற்றுள் நாக쏀கத்தின் ததாட்டிலாக (A) Central (B) Village கருதப்படுபதவ எது? (C) Military (D) Provincial (A) மனழப்பபாழிவு 11. 1857 ஆம் ஆண்டு தமட்ைாஸ் பல்கதலக்கழகம் (B) கலாச்சார நினனவுச் சின்னங்கள் 埀ழ்க்கண்ை எந்த பல்கதலக்கழக மாதிரியில் (C) மதம் ? அதமக்கப்பட்ைது (D) ஆற்று சமபவளி (A) லண்டன் பல்கனலக்கழகம் Which of the following is regarded as “Cradle of (B) பஞ்சாப் பல்கனலக்கழகம் Civilization”? (A) Rainfall (C) படல்லி பல்கனலக்கழகம் (B) Cultural monuments (D) அபமரிக்கன் பல்கனலக்கழகம் (C) Religion The university of Madras was set up in 1857 on the (D) River valleys model of the 16. ‘சதி’ (உைன்கட்தை ஏறுதல்) வழக்கம் இவைது (A) London University ? (B) Punjab University ஆட்சிக் காலத்தில் ஒழிக்கப்பட்ைது (C) Delhi University (A) வாரன் ரேஸ்டிங்ஸ் (D) American University (B) காரன் வாலிஸ் பிரபு 12. புனிதத் தலமான மதுைாதவ கஜினி முகமது எந்த (C) பவல்பலஸ்லி பிரபு ? ஆண்டு 毂தறயாடினார் (D) வில்லியம் பபண்டிங் பிரபு (A) 1001 (B) 1008 The practice of “Sati” was abolished during the (C) 1018 (D) 1024 administration of When was Mahmud of Ghazni plundered the holy (A) Warren Hastings city of Mathura? (B) Lord Cornwallis (A) 1001 (B) 1008 (C) Lord Wellesley (C) 1018 (D) 1024 (D) Lord William Bentinck Learning Leads To Ruling Page 2 of 15 Group 4 GS Model Test Prepared By www.winmeen.com 17. இந்திய பத毀ய காங்垿ைசின் எந்த மாநாடு காந்தி - (D) பகௌப்பர் 毁ரப்பி இர்வின் ஒப்பந்தத்தத ஏற்றுக் தகாண்ைது? Which gland enlarges, after the middle age of the male people leads to interrupt urination? (A) லா埂ர் மாநாடு (B) கராச்சி மாநாடு (A) Bulbo-urethral gland (C) (D) கல்கத்தா மாநாடு பம்பாய் மாநாடு (B) Prostate gland Which session of the Indian National Congress (C) Ampulla approved the Gandhi-Irwin pact? (D) Gowper’s gland (A) Lahore Session 22. தபருங்கைலின் சைாசரி உவர்ப்பியத்தின் அளவு (B) Karachi Session (A) 45% (B) 35% (C) Calcutta Session (C) 33% (D) 38% (D) Bombay Session The average ocean salinity is 18. ? 埀ழ்க்கண்ைவற்றுள் எது தைட்பைனியத்தின் தாது (A) 45% (B) 35 % (A) ரூட்னடல் (C) 33% (D) 38% (B) ோஸ்மன்னனட் 23. மூலக்埂றுகளுக்垿தைபயயான ததாதலவு (C) உல்ஃப்ரனமட் (A) 10 Å (B) 1 Å (C) 10-8 m (D) 10-15 m (D) சீனலட் The distance between the molecules is Which of the following is the ore of titanium? (A) 10 Å (B) 1 Å (A) Rutile (B) Hausmannite (C) 10-8 m (D) 10-15 m (C) Wolframite (D) Scheelite 24. கட்ைைங்களுக்埁 தவள்தளயடிப்பதற்埁 19. பின்வருவனவற்றில் எது 쯂யிஸ் காைம்? பயன்படும் கால்சியத்தின் பசர்மம் எது? (A) B2H6 (B) NH3 (A) (C) LialH4 (C) AlH3 கால்சியம் கார்பரனட் Which is a Lewis base? (B) கால்சியம் னேட்ராக்னசடு (A) B2H6 (B) NH3 (C) கால்சியம் ஆக்னசடு (C) LialH4 (C) AlH3 (D) கால்சியம் சல்ரபட் 20. கருவுணவு அற்ற மனித அண்ை அணுவிதன What is the compound of calcium used in white- ? எவ்வாறு அதழக்கலாம் washing buildings? (A) ஏபலசித்தல் முட்னட (A) Calcium carbonate (B) ஐரசாபலசித்தல் முட்னட (B) Calcium hydroxide (C) Calcium oxide (C) மீரசாபலசித்தல் முட்னட (D) Calcium sulphate (D) படரலாபலசித்தல் முட்னட 25. அதனத்து கரிமச் பசர்மங்களுக்埁ம் Human ovum contains no yolk. How can we call it? (A) Alecithel Egg (B) Isolecithel Egg அடிப்பதையான தனிமம் (C) Mesolecithel Egg (D) Telolecithel Egg _____________ததா埁தியில் உள்ளது 21. வயது முதிரும் நிதலயில் ஆண்களுக்埁 எந்த (A) 15-வது பதா埁தியில் 毁ைப்பி தபரிதாவதால், சிறுநீர் கழிப்பு பாதிப்பதையும்? (B) 14-வது பதா埁தியில் (A) பல்ரபா-யூரித்ரல் 毁ரப்பி (C) 13-வது பதா埁தியில் (B) புரராஸ்ரடட் 毁ரப்பி (D) 16-வது பதா埁தியில் (C) ஆம்புல்லா Learning Leads To Ruling Page 3 of 15 Group 4 GS Model Test Prepared By www.winmeen.com The element which is an essential constituent of (B) 92% hydrogen, 7.8% helium and 0.2% இதர all organic compounds belongs to __________ வாயுக்கள் group. (C) 0.2% helium, 92% hydrogen and 7.8% (A) 15th group (B) 14th group இதர (C) 13th group (D) 16th group வாயுக்கள் 26. “காலா அசாதை”( Kala azar) ஏற்படுத்தும் (D) 92% helium, 7.8% hydrogen and 0.2% இதர புபைாட்பைாபசாவன் (ஒரு தசல் ஒட்டுண்ணி) எது? வாயுக்கள் (A) டிரிப்பரனாரசாமா ரகம்பியன்ஸ் The proportion of gases consist in the sun is (A) 7.8% hydrogen, 92% helium and 0.2% other (B) 쯀ஸ்ரமனியா ரடானாவானி gases (C) 쯀ஸ்ரமனியா டிராபிக்கா (B) 92% hydrogen, 7.8% helium and 0.2% other (D) பிளாஸ்ரமாடியம் னவவாக்ஸ் gases Which protozoan causing Kala azar? (C) 0.2% helium, 92% hydrogen and 7.8% other (A) Trypanosoma gambiens gases (B) Leishmania donovani (D) 92% helium, 7.8% hydrogen and 0.2% other (C) Leishmania tropica gases (D) Plasmodium vivax 30. இந்தியாவின் முக்垿ய எரிசக்தி வளம் 27. லாந்ததனடுகளின் தபாதுவான ஆக்சிஜபனற்ற (A) பபட்ரராலியம் (B) நிலக்கரி நிதல (C) இயற்னக எரிவாயு (D) அணு ஆற்றல் (A) +2 (B) +3 The major energy resource in India is (C) +4 (D) +2 and +4 (A) Petroleum (B) Coal Most common oxidation state of Lanthanides (C) Natural gas (D) Atomic energy (A) +2 (B) +3 31.
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