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The projected growth rate for the 9th Five Year Plan in India has been fixed at 5.6%. Mohiniattam is a popular classical dance of Kerala. Suttapitaka is a well-known religious book in Buddhism. Dhyan Chand is known as the Wizard of Hockey. Akbar promulgated the "Din-I-Illahi". The total public sector outlay during the 9th five-year plan in India was Rs. 8,75,000 crores. The first-ever female Prime Minister in the world was Srimavo Bhandarnaike of Sri Lanka.

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The projected growth rate for the 9th Five Year Plan in India has been fixed at 5.6%. Mohiniattam is a popular classical dance of Kerala. Suttapitaka is a well-known religious book in Buddhism. Dhyan Chand is known as the Wizard of Hockey. Akbar promulgated the "Din-I-Illahi". The total public sector outlay during the 9th five-year plan in India was Rs. 8,75,000 crores. The first-ever female Prime Minister in the world was Srimavo Bhandarnaike of Sri Lanka.

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THE PANORAMA : 06

1. The projected growth rate for the 9th Five Year Plan has been fixed at

1. 4.8% 2. 7% 3. 5.6% 4. 6.5%

2. Which of the following is a popular classical dance of Kerala?

1. Kuchipudi 2. Mohiniattam 3. Garba 4. Bharat


Natyam

3. Suttapitaka is a well-known religious book in

1. Jainism 2. Hinduism 3. Buddhism 4. Zoroastrianism

4. Who among the following is known as the Wizard of Hockey?

1. Dhyan Chand 2. Milkha Singh 3. Pargat Singh 4. Cedric D’Souza

5. “Din-I-Illahi” was promulgated by

1. Aurangzeb 2. Akbar 3. Shahjahan 4. None of


these

6. “Arai-Din-Ka-Jhonpra” is a famous mosque in

1. Ajmer 2. Hyderabad 3. Lucknow 4. N. Delhi

7. If you tune into a radio programme at 300 metres, the frequency of the waves is

1. 106 Hz. 2. 108 Hz 3. 105 Hz


4. 107 Hz

8. The sea-horse is a/an

1. Fish 2. Insect 3. Echinodermate 4.


Mammal
 

9. The Brettonwoods Conference is related to the

1. Formation of the UNO 2. Formation of the WTO

3. Formation of the World Bank and IMF 4. Formation of the WHO

10. Identify the correct pair :

1. Budhaditya Mukerjee : Sarod 2. M. Balamurlikrishana : Carnatic Vocal

3. Allah Rakha Khan : Flute 4. Yamini Krishanmurti : Painting

11. “Mitakshra” is a famous ancient work on

1. Medicine 2. Linguistics 3. Law 4. Ethics

12. “The Fleet Street” is a landmark in London famous for

1. Press 2. Doctors 3. Stock-exchange 4. Theatres

13. The total public sector outlay during the 9th five-year plan is

1. Rs.4,32000 crores 2. Rs. 7,0000 crores 3. Rs.4,98,0000 crores 4. Rs.8,75,000


crores

14. “The Red Shirts” was a famous movement launched by

1. Chandershekhar Azad 2. Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan 3. Bhagat Singh 4. None


of these

15. The first-ever female Prime Minister in the world was

1. Srimavo Bhandarnaike 2. Indira Gandhi 3. Golda Meyer 4. Kim


Campbell

16. The first heart transplant in the world was performed by


1. Dr. Joseph Lister 2. Dr. Christian Bernard 3. Dr. P. Venu Gopal 4. Dr. Alexander
Fleming

17. “Kaagaz Te Canvas” is an award-winning work by

1. Dr. H.S. Mehboob 2. Amrita Pritam 3. Surjit Pattar 4. Dr.


Harbhajan Singh

18. In case of perfectly elastic goods, the impact of a rise in price will be

1. Stability in demand 2. Decrease in demand 3. Increase in demand 4. Constantly changing

19. The best means to ensure enough proteins in your daily diet would be to consume

1. Edible algae 2. Milk 3. Eggs 4. Meat

20. Sound travels in the air at 340 m /sec. If you are on the moon and your friend fires a shot four feet
away from you, its sound will reach you ears in

1. 1 sec. 2. 0.004 sec. 3. 0.002 sec 4. None of


these

21. The most widely spoken language in the world is

1. English 2. Hindi 3. Mandarin 4. Arabic

22. The United Nations organization come into being on

1. 25 Oct. 1945 2. 24 Oct. 1945 3. 18 Sep. 1944 4. 1 Sep. 1944

23. Bodyline is a term connected with

1. Boxing 2. Hockey 3. Cricket 4. Golf

24. The institution of Ombudsman was started in

1. Japan 2. USA 3. Germany 4. Norway


25. The name of the political party established by Subhash Bose after he left the Congress is

1. Revolutionary Socialist Party 2. Forward Bloc

3. Congress Socialist Party 4. Communist Party of India

26. If a person is unable to speak as a result of an accident, his _______ has been most likely damaged.

1. Hypothalamus 2. Broca’s area 3. Diencephelon 4.


Cerebellum

27. Who was the first man to suggest that the Earth revolves round the Sun and Not vice-versa?

1. Kepler 2. Newton 3. Copernicus 4. Descartes

28. The Cartesian geometry was developed by

1. Newton 2. Euclid 3. Pythagorus 4. Descartes

29. The ozone hole was discovered first of all

1. In America 2. In the Arctic region 3. In the Antarctica region 4. In Canada

30. Which of the following contributes most to the “Greenhouse effect”?

1. Nitrogen 2. Methane 3. Carbon Dioxide 4. Oxygen

31. You feel hot and sultry on a rainy day because

1. of high temperature 2. of low temperature 3. the sweat does not dry up 4. None of these

32. The Ganges is known as _______ after entering Bangladesh

1. Bhagirthi 2. Padma 3. Gomti 4.


Dihang

33. The highest cricket-ground in the world is at


1. Chail 2. Shimla 3. Berne 4. Dharamshala

34. Which Indian ruler in the medieval times was known by the name “Lakh Baksh” (the giver of lakhs)?

1. Allaudin Khilji 2. Qutubuddin Aibak 3. Balban 4. Akbar

35. The chairman of the Constitution Drafting Committee was

1. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar 2. Dr. Rajendra Prasad 3. C.R. Dass 4. Pt. J.L Nehru

36. Petrol is usually found in

1. Metamorphic rocks 2. Sedimentary rocks 3. Igneous rocks 4. None of


these

37. The minimum age required for nomination to Presidency in India is

1. 30 yr. 2. 35 yr. 3. 40 yr.


4. 25 yr.

38. India leads the world in the production of

1. Copper 2. Mica 3. Manganese 4. Coal

39. An example of renewable energy source is

1. Coal 2. Petroleum 3. Natural gas 4. Solar energy

40. The newest command of the Indian Army is the

1. Training Command 2. South-central Command 3. Western Command 4. Eastern


Command

41. “Long, long ago, we had a tryst with destiny. And today we are going to renew that pledge, not
partly or fully, but very substantially. Today, when the whole world sleep, India shall wake to freedom at
the strike of the midnight four ______”. These famous poetic lines were uttered by.
1. Mahatma Gandhi 2. J.L. Nehru 3. Sardar Patel 4. B.R.
Ambedkar

42. Stephen Spielberg is most well – known for his work in the field of

1. Cinema 2. Painting 3. Journalism 4. Architecture

43. The Dilwara Temples are situated in

1. Jaipur 2. Mt. Abu 3. Alwar 4.


Udaipur

44. Heun Tsang was a famous visitor during the reign of

1. Chandragupta Maurya 2. Ashoka 3. Samudragupta 4.


Harshvardhan

45. A type of climate, with high day temperature and daily occurrence of conventional rainfall is called

1. The equatorial type climate 2. The Mediterranean climate

3. The continental climate 4. The temperate climate

46. A “Computer virus” is

1. Virus that destroys the hardware of the computer 2. A virus that destroys the software of
the computer

3. A kind of e-mail virus that spreads fast 4. None of these

47. The famous Khajuraho temples were built by the

1. Chandellas 2. Parmars 3. Gangas 4. Chetis

 
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