Important General Awareness Questions and
Answer-:
1).Which of the following State does not have Legislative council?
a) Andhra
Pradesh
b) Bihar
c) Uttar
Pradesh
d) Madhya
Pradesh
2).The Latest addition in fundamental duties under Article-51A of
the constitution of India is:
a) Protecting
and safeguarding natural environment
b) Safeguarding
public property
d) Defending
the country and rendering national service when called upon
3).As per the Constitution of India, the state Legislature shall
consist of _______.
b) Governor,
Legislative Assembly where there is no Legislative Council
c) Chief
Minister, Governor, Legislative Council, Legislative Assembly
d) Either
A and B
4).If for a period of ________ a member of either house of the
parliament is without the permission of the house absent
from all meetings therefore, the house may declare his/her seat vacant.
a) 30
days
b) 15
days
c) 8
days
d) 23
days
5).The historic 100th Mission launched successfully
by ISRO on September 9, 2012 was ___________.
a) PSLV-C21
b) PSLV-C19
c) PSLV-C20
d) PSLV-C18
6).Which amidst the following was not a fort of the Maratha Ruler
Shivaji?
a) Sindhudurg
b) Padamagurg
c) Raigad
d) None
of these
7).Name the India’s main battle tank, developed by D.R.D.O.
a) Akash
b) Nag
c) Arjun
d) Shalki
8).Which of the following refers to trade bloc the littoral state of
the Pacific Ocean?
a) ASEAN
b) APEC
c) NAFTA
d) SAPTA
9).Who was the founder of VIjainagar empire?
a) Krishna
Deva Raya
b) Devoraya-I
c) Harihar
and BUkka
d) Ram
Raya
10).Who among the following introduced the Vernacular press Act?
a) Lord
Lytton
b) Lord
Rippon
c) Lord
Curzon
d) Lord
Hastings
Answers:
1). d) 2). c) 3). d) 4). a) 5). a) 6). d) 7). c) 8). b) 9). c)
10). a)
Important General Awareness Questions and Answer
1).The conductor of electricity is ___________.
a) Copper
b) Graphite
c) Aluminium
d) Silver
2).The first law university in india is situated at __________.
a) Delhi
b) Mumbai
c) Kolkata
d)
3).The first misic artist who
was awarded ‘Bharath Ratna’ is _________.
a) T.K.
Pattammal
b) M.
S. Subbulaxmi
c) Ilaya
Raja
d) A.
R. Rahman
4).The Global Nuclear Security Summit was held on March 27,2012 in
__________.
a) France
b) Japan
c) Bolivia
d) Seoul
(South Korea)
5).The
most intelligent animal is __________.
a) Elephant
b) Monkey
c) Chimpanzee
d) Dog
6).When ice melts It’s volume ___________.
a) Increase
b) Decrease
c) Remains
the same
d) First
decrease then Increase
7).Three Primary colours of light are __________.
a) Red,
Green, Blue
b) Red,
Yellow, Green
c) Red,
Yellow, Blue
d) Green,
Blue, Yellow
8).Red Clood Cells (RBC) are formed in __________.
a) Muscles
b) Veins
c) Bone
Marrow
d) Heart
9).The Asian games (2014) was held in __________.
a) Tokyo
b) Incheon
c) Colombo
d) Bangkok
10).Telephone was invented by __________.
a) Alfred
Nobel
b) Graham
Bell
c) W.
Shockely
d) Samuel
Morso
Answers:
1). d) 2). d) 3). b) 4).
d) 5). c) 6). b) 7). a) 8).
c) 9). b) 10). b)
Important General Awareness Questions and Answer-
1).Ten Degree Channel is situated between:
a) North and South Andaman
b) Middle and South Andaman
c) Little Andaman and Nicobar Islands
d) India and Sri Lanka
2).The equator does not pass through which of the following
countires:
a) Kenya
b) Mexico
c) Indonesia
d) Brazil
3).Earth is made up of more than 100 different elements. Arrange the
following four important elements in order of their importance (High to Low)
which constitute in the composition of Earth:
a) Oxygen, Aluminium, Silicon, Iron
b) Oxygen, Silicon, Iron, Aluminium
c) Oxygen, Iron, Aluminium, Silicon
d) Oxygen, Silicon, Aluminium,
Iron
4).The highest India gallantry award was
a) Param Vir Chakra
b) Maha Vir Chakra
c) Vir Chakra
d) Ashok Chakra
5).Three of the following four are alike in a certain way and so
form a group, which is the one that does not belong to that group?
a) North America
b) Argentina
c) Africa
d) Australia
6).Which day is observed as world literacy day?
a) 8, November
b) 8, January
c) 5, September
d) 8, September
7).Brass contains:
a) 70% copper and 30% zinc
b) 90% copper and 10% tin
c) 85-92% copper and rest tin with
little lead and nickel
d) 70-75% copper and rest tin
8).The atomic number of carbon is 12. it means that carbon atom
contains:
a) 6 protons and 6 electrons
b) 12 neutrons
c) 12 electrons
d) 12 protons and 12 electrons
9).On July 17, 1994, Cornet Shoe maker Levy-9 collided with
a) Neptune
b) Venus
c) Earth
d) Jupiter
10).Walvis Bay is
a) The only deep water harbour along
Namibia’s coast
b) A Russian passenger jet
c) The ruins of a city near Mexico
gulf
d) A city in the state of
California
Answers:
1). c) 2).b ) 3).c ) 4).a ) 5). b) 6).d ) 7). a) 8). a) 9). d)
10).a )
Important GK Questions from Science (Biology) for SSC/FCI
1).MMR refers to ___________.
a) Mumps,
Measles; Rubella
b) Rubella,
Measles, Mumps
c) Meningitis,
Malaria, Rabies
d) Malaria,
Marasmus, Rubella
2).Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is a dreadful Disease
transmitted through ___________.
a) Playing
along with others
b) Sharing
food
c) Sexual
Contact
d) Fomites
3).Unipolar neurons are found in _________.
a) Brian
b) Spinal
c) Embryonic
nervosa tissue
d) Adult
nervous tissue
4).The sensory organs contain _________.
a) Unipolar
neuron
b) Bipolar
neuron
c) Multipolar
neuron
d) Medullated
neuron
5).The part of brain which controls emotional reactions in our body
__________.
a) Cerebellum
b) Cerebrum
c) Thalamus
d) Hypothalamus
6).One of the following is the part of the brain stem. Pick out
a) Forebrain
and mid brain
b) Mid
brain and hind brain
c) Forebrain
and hind brain
d) Forebrain
and spinal cord
7).Spinal nerves are __________.
a) Sensory
nerves
b) Motor
nerves
c) Mixed
nerves
d) Innervating
the brain
8).An endocrine gland found in neck is _________.
a) Adrenal
gland
b) Pituitary
gland
c) Thyroid
gland
d) Pancreas
9).An endocrine gland which is both exocrine and endocrine is
________.
a) Pancreas
b) Adrenal
c) Pituitary
d) Thyroid
10).Normal blood glucose level in 100 ml of blood is __________.
a) 80-120
mg
b) 80-130
mg
c) 80
-140 mg
d) 90
-130 mg
Answers:
1). a) 2). c) 3). c) 4). b) 5). d) 6). b) 7). c) 8). c) 9). a)
10). a)
Important GK Questions from Geography for SSC/FCI
1).Plants formed due to the filling up of lakes are called
a) flood plains
b) till plains
c) lacustrine plains
d) delta plain
2).Isochrones are lines joining places with equal
a) longitude
b) rainfall
c) frost
d) travelling time from a point
3).The layers in soil are referred as
a) horizons
b) pedocals
c) profile
d) hardpans
4).Most of the people of the middle-east belong to the following
group of people
a) Negro
b) Nordic
c) Alpine
d) Mediterranean
5).Plateaus situated in between plains and mountains are called
a) Intermontane plateaus
b) Piedmont plateaus
c) Peninsular plateaus
d) Continental plateaus
6).As one moves from the equator to the poles along a meridian
a) The variety of animals increases
and of plants decreases
b) The variety of plants increases
and of animals decreases
c) The variety of plants and of
animals decreases
d) The variety of plants and of
animals increases
7).Metamorphic rocks originate from
a) Igneous rocks
b) Sedimentary rocks
c) Both igneous and sedimentary rocks
d) None of these
8).The best way to define rock types will be
a) Igneous-Sedimentary-Metamorphic
b) Igneous-Carborate-Metamorphic
c) Igneous-Metamorphic-Marble
d) Sedimentary-Igneous-Limestone
9).The pedogenic regims is associated with hot dry climates is
a) laterisation
b) gleisation
c) salinisation
d) podzolisation
10).When a ship crosses Date line from west to east
a) It loses one day
b) It gains one day
c) It loses half-a-day
d) It gains half-a-day
Answers:
1). c) 2). d) 3). a) 4). d) 5). b) 6). c) 7). c) 8). a) 9).
c) 10). b)
Important GK Question from Economics and Commerce for SSC
CHSL/FCI
5:
1).The major finance for small scale industries is_______.
a) Shares
and debentures
b) Bank
loans
c) Public
deposits
d) Foreign
aid
2) .In the union budget 2013-14, Rs.1,000 crores has been allocated
for funding women empowerment and safety the name of the fund is called_______.
a) Abhaya
fund
b) Nirbhaya
fund
c) Sowbagya
fund
d) Sumangali
fund
3).IDBI is a___________.
a) Bank
b) Bureau
c) Board
d) Corporation
4).IFCI is the name of a__________.
a) Fertilizer
company
b) Federation
of commerce and industry
c) Financial
institution
d) Both
(A) and (C)
5).The new name for IRCI is_________.
a) IDBI
b) IRBI
c) ICICI
d) IFCI
6).Fiscal policy is connected with_____________.
a) Exports
and imports
b) Public
revenue and expenditure
c) Issue
of currency
d) Population
control
7).In India, present trend of rapid urbanization is due to_______.
a) Influence
of cinema and electronic media
b) Breakup
of joint family system
c) Abolition
of zamindari system
d) Lack
of employment opportunities in rural areas
8).What is the minimum permissible age for employment in any factory
or mine?
a) Twelve
years
b) Fourteen
years
c) Sixteen
years
d) Eighteen
years
9).Credit creation increases
a) Real
national income
b) Supply
of money
c) Real
wealth of the community
d) Purchasing
power of the currency
10).The philosophy of Laissez-faire is associated with_______.
a) Welfare
state
b) Socialist
state
c) Gandhian
state
d) Industrial
state
Answers:
1). b) 2). b) 3). a) 4). b) 5). b) 6). b) 7). d) 8). d) 9). d)
10). d)
mportant GK Questions from Indian Constitution and Polity SSC
CHSL/FCI
1).Which one of the following is NOT appointed by the Governor?
a) The
Chief Minister
b) Advocate
General
c) Member
of state Public Service Commission
d) Judges
of the High Court
2).Which of the following pairs is NOT correctly matched?
a) First
Schedule---List of State and Union Territories of Union
b) Second
Schedule—Functions and powers of Election Commission
c) Seventh
Schedule—Division of powers between the Union and the States
d) Tenth
Schedule—Anti defection Law
3).The Planning Commission was established by __________.
a) An
act of Parliament
b) An
Ordinance issued by the President
c) A
resolution of Union Council of Ministers
d) The
provisions of the Constitution
4).The objective of Audit is to examine and monitor the expenditure
made by________.
a) The
Executive
b) The
Legislature
c) The
Judiciary
d) All
the above
5).Which one of the following was NOT included in the Fundamental
Rights as given in the Constitution of 1950?
a) Right
to property
b) Right
to freedom of speech
c) Right
to education
d) Right
against exploitation
6).How many subjects have been included in the 11th Schedule
of Constitution, under the jurisdiction of Panchayati Raj institution?
a) 19
b) 29
c) 39
d) 49
7).If offices of both the President and the Vice-President become
vacant at any time, who will discharge the functions of the President?
a) The
Speaker of the Lok Sabha
b) The
Chief Election Commissioner
c) Prime
Minster
d) Chief
Justice of India
8).Who was elected to the office of President as an independent
candidate?
a) Dr.
Rajendra Prasad
b) V.V.
Giri
c) Sanjeeva
Reddy
d) Dr.
Zakir Hussain
9).Who won the election of President as an unopposed candidate?
a) Dr.Rajendra
Prasad
b) V.V.Giri
c) Sanjeeva
Reddy
d) Dr.Zakir
Hussain
10).The Ministers are individually responsible to _________.
a) President
b) Lok
Sabha
c) Prime
Minister
d) House
of which they are members
Answers:
1). d) 2). b) 3). c) 4). d) 5). c) 6). b) 7). d) 8). b) 9). c)
10). a)
Important GK Questions from Science (Physics) for SSC/FCI
1).Radio waves have
a) Short wavelength
b) High frequency
c) Short wavelength and High
frequency
d) Long wavelength and High frequency
2).A permanent magnet is made up of which type of substance
a) Ferromagnetic
b) Diamagnetic
c) Anti-Ferromagnetic
d) All the three
3).The sky is blue in color because of
a) The moisture present in the air
b) The scattering of light by dust
particles of air molecules
c) Combination of various lights
producing blue color
d) All of these
4).Light emerging from a nicol prism has
a) Vibrations in all directions
b) No vibrations at all
c) Vibrations in two mutually
perpendicular directions
d) Vibrations in
only one direction
5).Sound waves in air are
a) transverse waves
b) longitudinal waves
c) many be both types
d) none of these
6).The unit of refractive index is
a) meter
b) degree
c) no unit
d) second
7).The density of pure water will be
a) Maximum at 4〫C
b) Minimum at 4〫C
c) Maximum at 0〫C
d) Minimum at 0〫C
8).Which of the following is an insulator?
a) aluminum
b) copper
c) glass
d) silver
9).Penetrating power is greater in the case of
a) α-ray
b) β-ray
c) Ƴ-ray
d) X-ray
10).A radar which detects the presence of the enemy aircraft uses
a) Sound waves
b) Radio waves
c) Electric wave
d) Ultrasonic wave
Answers:
1). c) 2). a) 3).b ) 4).c ) 5). b) 6).b ) 7).a ) 8). c) 9). c)
10).b )
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