Given in question is an argument followed by five options. You are to pick the option that supports or is a proof for the given argument and mark that as your answer. Argument: Indian democracy is dynamic and not a static concept.
A)
Government of India regularly passes new laws
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Government of India regularly announces new programmes
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Anna Hazare led an anti-corruption movement in India
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All of these
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None of these
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Which of the following you can consider as an indication of the prosperity of a region?
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A dense railway network
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A big mall
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Inland waterways
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An airport
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None of these
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Most of the small towns that dotted the subcontinent from eighth century onwards usually had a mandapika. What do you understand by mandapika?
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A temple
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A court manned by local administration
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A market
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All of these
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None of these
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The Government of India passed the Disabilities Act in:
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1995
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1994
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1985
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2005
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None of these
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Birds like pheasants and monals are found in:
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Temperate deciduous forest
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Tropical deciduous forest
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Temperate evergreen forest
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Grassland
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None of these
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Article 15 of Indian Constitution does not prohibit discrimination on which of the following grounds?
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Place of birth
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Sex
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Caste
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Religion
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None of these
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Nomadic pastoralists lived on:
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Agriculture
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Milk and other pastoral products
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Hunting and gathering
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Trading
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None of these
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Al-Idrisi, who drew a section of world map in 12th century showing the Indian sub continent, was a:
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Cartographer
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Traveller
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Historian
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Geographer
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None of these
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How does the plants take nitrogen from the air?
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Through the pores in their leaves
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Through their stems
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Bacteria, that live in the soil and roots of some plants, helps them to take it
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All of these
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None of these
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Which of the following layers of atmosphere has very thin air?
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Thermosphere
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Ionosphere
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Mesosphere
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Exosphere
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None of these
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What are the demands that a foreign buyer make on the garment exporters from India?
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High standards for quality of production
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Timely delivery
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Lowest price
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All of these
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None of these
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Why astronauts have to wear special protective space suits filled with air when they go to the moon?
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Moon has no air
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Moon has no air pressure
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The counter pressure exerted by the body of the astronauts would make the blood vessels burst and the astronauts would bleed
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To remain protected from the freezing temperature of the moon
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None of these
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Who invaded north India five times between 1748 and 1761?
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Sultan Mahmud
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Ahmad Shah Abdali
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Nadir Shah
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Babar
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None of these
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Which of the following groups seized their independence from Mughals during eighteenth century?
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Sikhs
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Jats
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Marathas
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All of these
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None of these
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Frogs use which of the following for laying eggs?
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Ponds
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Holes on earth
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Bromeliads
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River banks
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None of these
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Why the rural India suffers from inadequate health care services in spite of our country being among the largest producers of doctors in the world?
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Number of doctors is much less in comparison to the rural population
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Most doctors settle in urban areas
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People in rural areas have to travel long distances to reach a doctor
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Both [A] and [B]
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None of these
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Which of the following is a wrong statement?
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The basin area has only rugged topography
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The Sunderbans is an example of mangrove forest
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The rainforests are rich in fauna
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Son river is a tributary of Ganga
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None of these
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Slash and burn agriculture is practiced by the people of :
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Ganga basin
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Brahmaputra basin
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Amazon basin
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All of these
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None of these
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What do you understand by the word 'ijaradars' happened to be used during eighteen century India?
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Revenue farmers
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Money lenders
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Office holders
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Warrior chiefs
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None of these
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Nile valley civilization flourished in:
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Turkey
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(E)gypt
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Persia
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China
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None of these
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Which of the following statements is correct?
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Weekly market keeps branded products only
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Neighbourhood market is meant for eateries only
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Door-to-door marketing is meant for branded products only
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Shopping malls keep both branded and non-branded products
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None of these
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Which of the following shows that advertising may affect the issues of equality in a democracy?
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Advertisements affect a customer's decision for buying products
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Advertisement is all about branding
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Advertising a product is very costly therefore cannot be afforded by everyone
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Advertisement uses both visuals and words to make it more effective
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None of these
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What do you understand by 'Animism'?
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Making cartoons of animals
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Attribution of living soul to plants, inanimate objects, and natural phenomena
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Making comic strips by cartoons
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All of these
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None of these
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Bengal witnessed a temple-building spree from:
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Late fifteenth century
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Nineteenth century
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(E)arly seventeenth century
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Late sixteenth century
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None of these
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The trade winds are:
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Seasonal winds
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Permanent winds
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Local winds
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All of these
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None of these
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Which of the following is true regarding the super cyclone that struck Orissa on 29 October 1999?
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The mangrove forests between Paradeep and Konark vanished
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Salinisation caused by tidal surge turned large tracts of agricultural land fertile
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It destroyed Bhubaneshwar, the capital of Orissa
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All of these
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None of these
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Which of the following is true?
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Hampi was founded in 1404 in the Vijaynagar empire
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The Ahoms were the natives of Rajasthan
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Guilds were an association of Jats
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Vallabhacharya was one of the greatest saints of Krishna cult
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None of these
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Which of the following principles is not related to Sufi saints?
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Not to steal
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Not to injure the feelings of others
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Shun hypocrisy, selfishness and falsehood
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Practice purity, justice and goodness
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None of these
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Tea gardens are found in:
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Gujarat
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Assam
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Maharashtra
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Bihar
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None of these
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Which of the following is a form of precipitation?
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Sleet
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Hail
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Rain
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All of these
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None of these
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What percentage of working women in India is engaged in agriculture?
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75.6%
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62.7%
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83.6%
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91.3%
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None of these
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Which of the following is a very powerful way of drawing attention to injustices?
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Public rallies
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Making movies
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Demonstrations
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Both [A] and [C]
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None of these
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What do you understand by 'Ashta Pradhan'?
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The chief of eight villages taking together during Pandya reign
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The council of eight ministers appointed by Shivaji to advise him on administration
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A guild of eight merchants during eighteen century
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An association of eight learned person in the court of Pala rajas
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None of these
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Which of the following offices was held by Sa'adat Khan?
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Subedari
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Diwani
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Faujdari
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All of these
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None of these
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What do you understand by the word 'site'?
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A location in a map
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Something worth seeing
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The place where a building or a settlement develops
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A place where people go for their everyday needs
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None of these
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Mediterranean sea and Red sea is connected by:
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Panama canal
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Suez canal
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Grand canal
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Corinthian canal
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None of these
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Red grass grows in:
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Bush velds
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Pampas
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Stepps
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All of these
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None of these
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South Africa was a:
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American colony
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Dutch colony
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British colony
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French colony
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None of these
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Which of these is not connected with the exchange of goods?
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Buyer
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Seller
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Wholesaler
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Voyager
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None of these
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Carefully look at the map of India given below and say what does the line marked in the map indicate?
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Longest railway route of India
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Busiest inland waterway of India
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Golden Quadrilateral
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National highway No 7
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None of these
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Which of the following ancient cities was linked with the much celebrated silk route?
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Surat
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Masulipatnam
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Qandahar
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Hampi
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None of these
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Most of our ground water comes from:
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Rain
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Deep Tube wells
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Wells
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Ponds
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None of these
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The maximum strength of a legislative assembly in India can be:
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500
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300
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350
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250
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None of these
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Which of the following towns provides an excellent example of religious coexistence?
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Somnath in Gujarat
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Tiruvannamalai in Tamil Nadu
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Ajmer in Rajasthan
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Vidisha in Madhya Pradesh
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None of these
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On 29th October 1999 a super cyclone devastated large portion of the coastal state of Odisha. Which of the following was the main cause for that wide spread devastation?
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Wind velocity
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Rain
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Tidal surge
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All of these
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None of these
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Who implements the laws in a state in India?
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Legislative assembly of the state
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Various government departments
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Council of ministers headed by the chief minister
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Governor of the state
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None of these
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As per the poet Amir Khusrau which of the following language was spoken in Tamil Nadu?
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Dvarsamudri
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Ma'bari
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Gauri
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Telangani
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None of these
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If Kathakali is to Kerala then Kuchipudi is to:
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Tamil Nadu
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Kashmir
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Karnataka
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Andhra Pradesh
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None of these
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Which of the following you may consider as a negative point for a branded item?
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It cannot be sold in a weekly market.
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One generally does not get branded items on credit.
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One needs to visit a mall or a special showroom for buying a branded item.
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As compared to non-branded items, fewer people can afford to buy branded ones.
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None of these
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Whose rule was marked by the conflict between the Roman Catholic Church and the Protestants, who were attempting to reform the Church?
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Philip II
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Queen Elizabeth
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Queen Elizabeth I
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Czar Ivan IV Vasilyevich
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None of these
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