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SimSNAP 101

Time : 120 Minutes

1. The sequence of the sections in this test is as follows.

No. of

questions

No. of

questionsTotal

Mark 1 each Marks 2 each Marks

I - General English 40 — 40

II - Quantitative, Data Interpretation

and Data Sufficiency40 — 40

III - General Awareness 40 — 40

IV - Analytical and Logical Reasoning — 30 60

Total 120 30 180

Sections

2. You can do your Rough Work in blank pages or margins of the Question booklet.

Directions for answering the questions are given before each group of questions to which they

apply. Read these directions carefully and answer the questions by darkening the appropriate circles.

3. Use blue/black ball point pen to darken the ovals on the scoresheet. Darken only one oval. If you

darken more than one oval against any question, you will score zero mark.

4. For every wrong answer there is negative marking of 25% of the allotted mark/s.

5. After you finish taking the test, score it with the help of the answer key provided.

6. The correct way of shading the ovals.



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3 IMS-37-CT-O-C-SimSNAP-101

SECTION - I

QUESTIONS: 40

Directi ons for questions 1 to 4: Select the appro-

priate answe r from the options.

1. Which of the fol lowing is not a compound word?

a. Upstream b. Bypass

c. Tablet d. Database

2. What is the antonym of EXPRESS?

a. Conceal b. Formulate

c. Silence d. Depress

3. What is the meaning of “To cross the bridge

when one comes to it”?

a. To encounter someone especially unexpect-

edly

b. To deal with a situat ion when, and not before,

it occurs

c. To deceive someone into thinking well of

them

d. To switch allegiance, as from one political

party to another

4. Ch oose the co rr ect spe lling:

a. Paedietric b. Pediatric

c. Pedieatric d. Padietric

Direc tions for questions 5 to 9: Fill in the blanks

with the correct option.

5. Though I took admission to study medicine,

I think I may have bitten _________ more than

I could chew.

a. of b. at

c. off d. none of the above

6. After trying for years to curb Iran’s nuclear

programme, six major world powers are now

__________ reach of an agreement tha t wil l

allow Iran to have a civil nuclear program but

prevent it from obt aining a nuclear weapon.

a. beyond b. out of

c. within d. near the

7. Certainly, in the _________ of recent episodes

of clashes and disputes between the two warring

neighbours, the initiative of friendship should

be seen as a welcome developme nt.

a. wake b. track

c. way d. wave

8. The tabling of the Lokpal Bill, in December 2011,

in the Rajya Sabha, was the second attempt

at passing this bill, and which _____ failed

jus t as the fi rst Lokpa l Bil l had done.

a. likewise b. further

c. additionally d. none of the above

9. Many works of earlier periods, even in nar-

rative form, had a covert moral or didactic

pur po se, ____ ______ the Sanskr it Panchatantra or the Metamorphoses of Ovid.

a. like b. probably

c. as d. seemingly

10. Choose the correct word order :

a. A unique wetlands area in southern Laos,

a battle over the spectacular waterfalls of

Si Phan Don, where a Malaysian company

seeks to build a controversial dam, is

raging.

b. A unique wetlands area in southern Laos,

where a Malaysian company seeks to build

a controversial dam, a battle is raging over the spectacular waterfalls of Si Phan Don.

c. A batt le is raging over the spectacular

waterfalls of Si Phan Don, a unique wet-

lands area in southern Laos, where a

Malaysian company seeks to build a

controversial dam.

d. A Malaysian company, in southern Laos,

seeks to build over the spectacular water-

falls of Si Phan Don a controversial dam,

which is a unique wetlands area.

11. C hoos e the co rrec t sent ence :

a. The teacher tried to get across the impor-tance of discipline in everyday life.

b. The teacher tried to get about the impor-

tance of discipline in everyday life.

c. The teacher tried to get along the impor-




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d. The teacher tried to get ahead the impor-


12. I f Ch ina does f ace a prol onged pe ri od o f

economic difficulty, the Chinese state might

be forced to look _____ al ternat ive sources

of popular support.

a. ou t b. into

c. for d. forward to

13. W hat i s t he synonym o f ‘Flummox’?

a. Confuse b. Conflict

c. Contradict d. Contrast

14. W hat i s t he an tonym o f ‘Depress’?

a. Elevate b. Brighten

c. Heed d. Dispirit

15. W hat i s t he synonym o f ‘Obstinate’?

a. Submissive b. Stubborn

c. Tractable d. Strengthen

16. Rabindranath Tagore’s pat rio tic tendencies

__________ both his poet ic and prose writ-

ings.

a. cut off b. cut across

c. cut in d. cut above

17. In light of the new evidence, the decision of

whether to go ahead with the original plan or

to design a new plan is still __________.

a. a batt le of wil ls

b. a bone of contention

c. a lost cau se

d. out of the quest ion

18. After a long and tiring day at work, Ram was

soon __________.

a . seen arm in arm

b. at arm’s length wit h sle ep

c. in the arms of Morpheus

d. paying an arm and a leg so that he could

sleep peacefully

19. Ghost stories _________ on the possibility that

something of human intelligence _________

after the dissolution of the body.

a . rely…..pers is ts

b. de pend…. .p ro longs

c. dwell…. .d issolves

d . confide…..begins

20. Kenneth Roth has written _________ on a wide

range of human rights abuses, _________

special attention to issues of international

jus tice, countert erroris m, the for eign pol icies

of the major powers, and the work of the United

Na tion s.

a. extensively. . .…devoting

b. exclusively…..drawing

c. exhaustively…..garnering

d. comprehensively. .….assigning

21. Machiavelli mixes and ________ with peopleof al l classes, even as he l is tens to and

_________ in thei r arguments.

a. mingles…..participates

b. coalesces …. .contr ibutes

c . associates…..delivers

d . j oi ns …. .s ha res

22. But just as creative chefs are confronted with

the problem of being innovative while main-

taining links to traditions, winemakers are faced

with a similar __________.

a. dilemma b. quandary

c. mess d. disarray

23. Choose the correct spelling from the following

options:

a. Therapatic b. Therapeutic

c. Therapuetic d. Therrapeutic

Directions for ques tions 24 to 26: Read the follow-

ing passage carefully and answer the questions that

fo llow.

Located in the world’s third major tropical forest region,

Indonesia’s thousands of islands contain some of the

earth’s most precious biodiversity and natural re-

sources. It should be no surprise that for most its

history, Indonesia has primarily been a resources

economy. What was sugar, rubber during Dutch

colonial times turned into timber, rice and, more

recently, palm oil and coal. All led to the destruction



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of the country’s biological heritage.

Over time, the scale of this destruction grew. As global

demand for resources increased in the 2000s, chieflya reflection of China’s insatiable appetite, Indonesia’s

deforestation worsened. Over the same period, In-

donesia emerged as the world’s leading exporter of coal

and palm oil.

Former President Yudhoyono spoke often about the

environment, and made strong verbal commitments.

Under his administration, though, Indonesia saw its

deforestation rate increase from around 400,000 to

800,000 hectares a year, with some analysts feeling

that even those numbers may be minimizing the true

extent of the destruction. Even the moratorium

announced in 2010, did little to stem the deforestation,

Enter Jokowi, who won in part because voters felthe would be different than the talk-but-not-act

pol iti cians of Indonesia ’s post-Suharto era. He be-

came popular because, as governor of Solo in Central

Java and, more recently, the capital Jakarta , he got

things done. That was one reason environmentalists

were heartened when Jokowi committed to reviewing

palm oil plantation licenses and spoke in favour of

pro tec ting peat lands – whi ch store huge stocks of

carbon – while visiting the Riau Province in Sumatra

island, which has already seen 85 percent of its forests

lost since Independence.

24. Which of the following is a synonym of mora-

torium as used in the passage?

a. A temporary exemption from induction

into military service.

b. An author ized period of delay or waiti ng.

c. A transfer of proceedings to another place

d. The withholding of what belongs to or is

claimed by another.

25. Which of the following cannot be inferred from

the passage?

a. Indonesia was under foreign rule in the

pa st .

b. China is completely dependent on Indo-nesia for oil and coal.

c . Jokowi i s in favour of preserving the

natural environment.

d. Hardly anybody is in a position to know

the actual extent of deforestation in Indo-

nesia.

26. What i s the tone of the author?

a. sarcastic b. sceptical

c. neutral d. resigned

Directions for questions 27 to 32: Read the follow-

ing passage carefully and answer the questions that

fo llow .

Much recent political commentary has focused on the

dispute between China and the Philippines in the South

China Sea. There is widespread recognition that a

key driver of the dispute is competition over the

region’s natural resources. Despite ongoing legal

arguments, China currently has access to important

natural resources in the Philippines. While interna-

tional actors debate the legal status of Chinese and

Philippine claims, China is continuing to “change the

facts on the ground” in terms of access to resources.It does this through conventional rhetorical pressure

and military means in the South China Sea, and by

other modes of access to resources, including

favourable trade arrangements and poaching. While

attention does obviously need to be paid to legal

developments and conventional military pressure in

the South China Sea, policymakers need to focus also

on how contests over natural resources are currently

unfolding in other contexts.

A conceptual focus on “access,” as opposed to the

narrower view of “property,” is important in under-

standing these natural resource contests. In their

seminal article on access, Jesse C. Ribot and NancyLee Peluso argue for a broader understanding of how

people are able to obtain the benefi ts of res ources.

While formal and legitimate property rights are one

mode of access, access in practice can include a far

wider variety of mechanisms. These are not neces-

sarily always perceived as legitimate, and can include

social processes such as trade relations, social re-

lations, and power.

Oil and gas are the most valuable natural resources

in the South China Sea, and thus the most high-profile.

But fisheries resources constitute an insufficiently

recognized economic and symbolic element of the

dispute between China and the Philippines. Fisheriesresources in this region not only represent current

economic value, but also see fishermen forming the

“human front line” of the dispute between China and

the Philippines. They are used as pawns by govern-

ments in their efforts to legitimize their claims: in the



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court of international public opinion, fishermen are

easier to defend than naval boats. They form a

fundamental part of what Robert Haddick influentially

described as China’s “salami-slicing strategy,” whichinvolves “the slow accumulation of small actions, none

of which is a casus belli, but which add up over time

to a major strategic change.”

The dispute between China and the Philippines has

simmered for many years, but has become particularly

intense since July 2012, when a Chinese naval frigate

ran aground at Half-Moon Shoal. This shoal lies 60

nautical miles off the coast of Palawan province, the

westernmost province of the Philippines that faces

the South China Sea. In May 2014, eleven Chinese

fishermen were apprehended at Half-Moon Shoal; nine

of them were eventually sentenced with fines of

$102,000 in November. In 2013, the Philippines sub-mitted a case to the International Tribunal for the

Law of the Sea (ITLOS). Through this action the

Philippines has adopted a strategy of appealing to

external actors and institutions (such as the U.S. and

international law) in order to try and gain legitimacy

for its claims of property.

China has been blunt and intimidatory in response.

Instead of engaging in debate about the legitimacy

of property claims, China has obtained de facto access

to the fisheries resources of the Philippines. China

employs three important mechanisms to achieve this

access: the conventional assertion of sovereignty

backed up by mili tary threats in the South China Sea;trade; and poaching.

Throughout recent disputes with the Philippines, China

has refused to engage in debate about the potential

legitimacy of the claims. Instead, it has relied on

repeated assertions of sovereignty within the area

of the nine-dash-line. China labelled the apprehension

of Chinese fishermen in Half-Moon Shoal in 2014 as

a “provocative” and “premeditated” act that “severely

violates China’s sovereignty and maritime rights.”

China has refused to participate in the arbitration

process launched by the Phil ippines, arguing in a

December 2014 position paper that the goal of the

process was simply to put pol itical pressure on China.

27. Suggest a sui table t it le for the passage:

a. Chinese Checkers: A Game of Global Chi-

nese Territorial Expansion

b. Nine Dash Line: Mili tary Means for Control

of South China Sea

c. Sovereignty, Trade and Poaching: Aggres-

sive Chinese Approaches in the South

China Sea

d. Holy Fish: ITLOS and the China–Philip-

pines Dispute Over Fisher ies Resources

28. W hat does ‘De facto ’ mean?

a. In reality

b. By right

c . At a future date

d. The other way around

29. Which of the following is an antonym of ‘Per-

ceived’?

a. Ignored b. Observed

c. Distinguished d. Noticed

30. Which of the following is t rue according to

the passage?

a. The dispute between China and Philippines

has been going on since the past two years.

b. The South China Sea lies at the Western

tip of the Palawan province in China.

c. Philippines tries to gain legitimacy in the

South China Sea by imposing fines on the

Chinese fishermen.

d. China employs more than two different

methods to assert its claim on the resources

of South China Sea.

31. Which of the following words cannot replace

the words ‘Key Driver’ in the passage?

a. Vital b. Important

c. Critical d. Interminable

32. Which of the following can be inferred from

the passage?

a. China uses favourable t rade agreements

with poachers to gain access to the South

China Sea.

b. The International Tribunal for the Law of

the Sea is used to settle disputes between

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c. Phi lippines vio lated China’s marit ime

rights in the Half Moon Shoal case.

d. Naval boats are not used by either of the

two countries in the South China Sea.

33. The trainer _________ by asking all the new

recruits to introduce themselves.

a . dropped the bal l

b. carried the bal l

c. ran with the bal l

d. set the bal l roll ing

34. B ef or e t he c o un tr y ’s r e se ar c h de f ic it

__________and __________ a matter of great

concern, the government did not care much

about them

a. was acknowledged…..became b. had been acknowledged…..became

c. were acknowledged…..had become

d. was being acknowledged…..becoming

35. Wherever we went, we were met with kindness

__ __ __ __ _.

a. in turn

b. out of turn

c. taki ng tu rns

d . a t every tu rn

36. H e ca n di ge st a ny th in g; I th in k he h as

____ ___ __ _.a . a cast iron stomach

b. but ter fli es in his stomach

c. a st rong st omach

d. the ability to turn belly up

37. Certainly, in the _________ of recent episodes

of differences and disputes, the initiative of

friendship should be seen as a welcome de-

velopment.

a. wake b. track

c. wave d. all of the above

38. The mother __________ her kids’ entreat iesand made their favourite dish for dinner.

a. by way of

b. gave way to

c. had a way with

d. made way

39. Choose the correct alternative from the given

options:

This book is more thicker than that.

a. more thick

b. nea rly thicke r

c. much more thicker

d. most th icke r

40. The teacher has asked John to write a letter

of apology for his misbehaviour in class. The

ball is in his _____ now.

a. park b. way

c. court d. hands

VERBAL REASONING

Directions for ques tion s 41 and 42: Choose the

correct alternative from the given options.

41. Pyramid : Triangle

a. Sphere : Ear th

b. Cylinder : Cone

c. Round : S aucer

d. Cube : Square

42. Predator : Prey

a. Rat : Snake

b. Mushro om : Fungus

c. Vul ture : Fi sh

d. Flesh : Carnivores

43. Maharashtra has banned the production or pos-

session of beef. So, the law, enacted ostensibly

to protect cows, could force a decline in their

popu lation, a trend visible in states that have

banned the slaughter of bull s and bullocks. A

direct outcome of the act is that rearing cows

would now become economically unviable for

farmers.

Which of the following will strengthen the

argument?

a. Cows are considered holy in the Hindu

religion and this law has already been pass ed ni ne teen ye ar s ago.

b. The diversit y and popula ri ty in

Maharashtrian cuisine cannot be cel-

ebrated without its beef dishes.

c. Cows augment a farmer’s income by pro-

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making various other milk products.

d. Milch cows will become a burden on the

farmer if he cannot sell the animals when

they become non-productive.

44. One of the reasons why China’s universities

are well ahead of India’s is r esearch. Philip Baty,

editor of the university rankings, is not the

first to draw attention to the need for devel-

oping a stronger research culture in India.

India’s total research output which stood at

3.5 per cent of world research output in 2010

does not measure up to China’s, which is soon

expected to overtake that of the Asia-Pacific

leader, Japan.

Which of the following supports the above con-

clusion?a. Many institutes like the IITs and IIMs do

reasonably well in terms of research.

b. Many private sector companies allocate as

much as 20% of their funds for research.

c. Research is carried out by all the elite in-

stitutions as part of their curriculum.

d. The majority of the faculty at higher edu-

cation institutions in India confine them-

selves to teaching only because they feel

carrying out research will not be beneficial

to them in any way.

45. Statements:Some freezers are ACs. Some ACs are heaters.

All conditioners are ACs.

Conclusions:

1. Some freezers are heaters.

2. Some conditioners are freezers.

a. Only conclusion 1 fol lows

b. Only conclus ion 2 follows

c. Both conclusions 1 and 2 follow

d. Neither 1 nor 2 follows

Direct ions for ques ti ons 46 and 47: Choose the

implicit assumptions from the given statements.

46. The watchman says that Mr. Sharma was seen

leaving in a red car.

a. Mr. Sharma owns a red car.

b. Mr. Sharma saw the watchman.

c. Mr. Sharma goes to office in a red car.

d. Mr. Sharma is known to the watchman.

47. The polit ician was questioned by the policewith regards to his wife’s murder.

a. The politician killed his wife.

b. The politic ian was out of town when his

wife was murdered.

c. The politician had a tiff with his wife before

her murder.

d . None o f t he above

48. The Prime Minis ter acknowledged that the

country’s environmental problems have hit crisis

levels, and that the country’s growth model

would have to be amended to account for the

alarming degradation of air and water.

What can be inferred from the above argument?

a. The country’s problems are due to the

worsening quality of air and water re-

sources.

b. The growth model wil l be suitable for the

country after slightly tweaking it.

c. The country’s environmental problems are

linked with its growth model.

d. Environment preservation and economic

pr ogre ss ca nnot go hand -i n-hand .



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SECTION - II

QUESTIONS: 40

DIRECTIONS for questions 41 to 57: Choose the

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SECTION - III

QUESTIONS: 40

DIRECTIONS for ques tions 81 to 120: Choose the

correct alternative.

1. Which of the following nations form the group

BIMSTEC?

a. Bhutan, India, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Thai-

land, England, China

b. Bhutan, India, Myanmar, Thailand, Egypt,

Cambodia

c. Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi

Arabia, Tajikistan, Egypt, China

d. Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Thailand,

Nepal, Sri Lanka, Tha iland, Bhutan

2. W hi ch of th e f ollo wing is the capital of

Myanmar?

a. Vientiane b. Hanoi

c. Phnom Penh d. Naypyidaw

3. Which agency is tasked with the enforcement

of two key Acts of the Government of India

namely, the Foreign Exchange Management Act

1999 (FEMA) and the Prevention of Money

Laundering Act 2002 (PMLA)?

a. CBI b. IB

c. ED d. CAG

4. Who is the author of the book “Playing It My

Way”?

a. Martina Hingis

b. Sania Mirza

c. Baichung Bhutia

d . Sachin Tendulkar

5. Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code deals with

which of the following offences?

a. Attempt to Murder

b. Thef tc. Murder

d. K id na pp in g

6. What is the total s trength of the Rajya Sabha?

a. 250 b. 544

c. 288 d. 416

7. Which is the largest thermal power plant in

India in terms of installed power capacity?

a. Mundra Ultra Mega Power Project, Kutch,

Gujarat

b. Mundra Th er mal Power St at ion, Ku tch,

Gujarat

c. Sasan Ultra Mega Power Project, Singrauli,

Madhya Pradesh

d . Neyve l i Thermal P ower St a ti on II ,

Cuddalore, TN

8. Which of the fol lowing ranks of the India Armylies between the commissioned ranks of the

Colonel and the Major General?

a. Major

b. Lieut enant Colone l

c. Brigadier

d. Lieutenant general

9. Which of the following comprise the Cabinet

Committee on Security of the Government of

India, a group that decides on India’s defence

expenditure and matters of National Security?

a. Prime Minister, Minister of Home Affairs,

Minister of External Affairs, Minister of

Finance, Minister of Defence

b. Prime Minister , Minister of Home Affairs,

Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, Minister

of Finance, Minister of Defence

c. Prime Minister, Minister of Home Affairs,

Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha,

Minister of Finance, Minister of Defence

d. Prime Minister, President of India, Minister

of Home Affairs, Minister of Finance,

Minister of Defence

10. Which of the fol lowing received the Padma

Vibhushan in 2015?

a. S udha R aghuna than

b. N Gopalaswami

c. AB Vajpayee

d. Amitabh Bachchan



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11. The Mullaperiyar dam which was recently in

the news due to safety concerns lies in which

Indian state?

a. Kerala b. Andhra Pradesh

c. Tamil Nadu d. Karnataka

12. Which of the following is the appropriate full

form of the abbreviation GATT, the multilateral

agreement which was regulated by the WTO?

a. General Agreement on Tariffs and Tradeb. General Agreement on Trade and Taxesc. Global Agreement on Tariffs and Taxesd. Global Agreement on Trade and Tariffs

13. To which system does the spleen, which is

located in the upper left part of the abdomenunder the ribcage, belongs to?

a. Respiratory Systemb. Nervous Systemc. Muscular Systemd. Lymphatic System

14. What is measured with the help of a hygrom-eter?

a. Humidityb. Specific gravity of liquidsc. Pressure of gasd. Electrical resistance

15. Which of the following is a landlocked countrysurrounded only by Russia and China?

a. South Ossetia b. Uzbekistanc. Kazakhstan d. Mongolia

16. Which of the following is not a stringed musicalinstrument?

a. Sitar b. Sarodc. Shehnai d. Saraswati Veena

17. In terms of geographical area covered, whichis the largest state in India?

a. Uttar Pradeshb. Rajasthanc. Maharashtrad. Andhra Pradesh

18. Which of the following is the most populated

city in the continent of Africa?

a. Lagos b. Mogadishu

c. Alexandria d. Johannesburg

19. Which is the highest mountain peak in North

America?

a. Mo unt Logan

b. King Peak

c. Mount Wood

d. Mount McKin ley

20. Who was the second President of independent

India and held office from 13th May 1962 to

13 th May 1967?

a. Rajendra Prasad

b. Zak ir Hussain

c. Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed

d. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

21. Which of the following rivers does not flow

into the Bay of Bengal?

a. Narmada b. Godavari

c. Krishna d. Cauvery

22. The Sela Pass, a critical high-altitude mountain

pass , is situated in which of the fo llowing states?

a. Himachal Pradesh

b. Mizoramc. Arunachal Pradesh

d. Assam

23. Where is the Potala Palace, a UNESCO World

Cultural Heritage Site, situated in Asia?

a. Bhutan b. Nepal

c. Tibet d. Bangladesh

24. The Great Himalayan National Park lies in which

India state?

a. Utta r P radesh

b. Ut ta rancha lc. Sikkim

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25. Which Indian company held the first position

in terms of revenue in 2014?

a. Indian Oil Corporation

b. ONGC

c. Coal India Limited

d. BSNL

26. Which law of economics states that, “ All else

being equal, as the price of a product increases,

its quantity demanded falls and likewise, as

the price of a product decreases, its quantity

demanded increases”?

a. Law of Diminishing Returns

b. Law of Supply

c. Law of Demand

d. Law of diminishing marginal utility

27. In his death Alexander Litvinenko, a former officer of the KGB, became the first confirmedvictim of which of the following?

a. Swine Flub. Polonium-210-induced Acute Radiation

Syndromec. Multi-drug Resistant Tuberculosisd. Mad Cow Disease

28. Which is the only metallic element that is liquidat standard conditions for temperature andpressure?a. Caesium b. Galliumc. Mercury d. Rubidium

29. Who is the author of the book, “The ArcticHome in the Vedas”?

a. Vinayak Savarkar b. Jawaharlal Nehruc. Rabindranath Tagored. Bal Gangadhar Tilak

30. The Farkhor Air Base, India’s first and onlymilitary base outside its territory, lies in whichcountry?

a. Tajikistan b. Bhutanc. Kyrgyzstan d. Afghanistan

31. Which of the following scientists is credited

with the discovery of nuclear fission and was

a pioneering scientist in the field of radio-chem-

istry?

a. Mar ie Curie

b. Ot to Hahn

c. Charles Darwin

d. James Maxwell

32. Which Indian is the founder of the Ramakrishna

Movement?

a. Dayanand Saraswati

b. Ramakris hna Paramahansa

c. V ive ka na nda

d. MK Gandhi

33. Which of the following is measured in “pints”?

a. Pressure b. Energy

c. Force d. Volume

34. Which of the following companies was never

acquired by Google?

a. Sky Box Imaging

b. Yo utube

c. Motorola

d. W ha ts Ap p I nc

35. The Goods and Service Tax Bill legislates that

a Value added Tax (VAT) will be implemented

from April 2016. It will replace which of the

following taxes levied on goods and services

by the Indian Central and State governments?

a. Capital Gains Taxes

b. Indirect Taxes

c. Security Transaction Tax

d. Wealth Tax

36. Which of the following is the only place in

India to practice rice cultivation below sea level?

a. Wayanad b. Kuttanad

c. Chettinad d. Nooranad



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37. Bratislava is the capital of which of the fol-

lowing countries?

a. Belgium b. Poland

c. Slovakia d. Ukraine

38. Which princely state of erstwhile British India

remained independent from August 1947 till

March 1948 until its forcible ascension by

Pakistan?

a. Kalat b. Khairpur

c. Bahawalpur d. Swat

39. Which of the following has the distinction of

being the coldest capital city where the annual

mean of the daily temperature is less than 0°C?

a. Ulan Bator or Ulaan-baatar, Mongolia

b. Ottawa, Canada

c. Mos cow , R us si a

d. Reykjavik, Iceland

40. Which of the following has the distinction of

being the northernmost capital city in the world?

a. S tockholm, Sweden

b. Talli nn, Eston ia

c. Reykjavik, Iceland

d. Helsinki, Finland

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