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Question : What is the name of Mahatma Gandhi’s autobiography?
Option 1: Justice for the Judge
Option 2: The Story of My Experiments with Truth
Option 3: The Bandit Queen of India
Option 4: My Music, My Life
Correct Answer: The Story of My Experiments with Truth
Solution : The correct answer is The Story of My Experiments with Truth.
Mahatma Gandhi's autobiography, "Experiments of Truth, or Autobiography," spans his life from early childhood to 1921. From 1925 to 1929, it was composed in weekly portions and
Question : Directions: Select the related pair of letters from the given alternatives. MD : NZ :: IK : ?
Option 1: RG
Option 2: SH
Option 3: RH
Option 4: SG
Correct Answer: RG
Solution : Given: MD : NZ :: IK : ?
The opposite of the letter M is N and D – 4 = Z So, MD is related to NZ. Similarly, the opposite of the letter I is R and K – 4 = G So, IK
Question : Select the correct active form of the given sentence.
Were you ever taught how to behave?
Option 1: Did anyone ever teaching you how to behave?
Option 2: Did anyone ever taught you how to behave?
Option 3: Does anyone ever teach you how to behave?
Option 4: Did anyone ever teach you how to behave?
Correct Answer: Did anyone ever teach you how to behave?
Solution : The fourth option is the correct answer.
Active voice is the voice where the subject performs the action. In an interrogative sentence in active voice, the subject performs the action, and the sentence asks a question.
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Question : Directions: If FEED is written as 4556, then how will FLOUR be written as?
Option 1: 182115126
Option 2: 133213423
Option 3: 142323412
Option 4: 234231212
Correct Answer: 182115126
Solution : Given: FEED is written as 4556.
Write the place value of the letters of FEED, to obtain the required code – F→6; E→5; E→5; D→4 Now, write these place values in reverse order – 4556. Thus FEED is coded as 4556. Similarly, follow the same
Question : In which of the following articles, "Equality of opportunity in matters of public employment" is mentioned?
Option 1: Article 14
Option 2: Article 17
Option 3: Article 15
Option 4: Article 16
Correct Answer: Article 16
Solution : The correct answer is Article 16.
The provision related to "Equality of opportunity in matters of public employment" is mentioned in Article 16 of the Indian Constitution. Article 16 guarantees equality of opportunity in matters of public employment and prevents discrimination on the
Question : The famous Kailasa temple cut out of the solid rock at Ellora was built under the patronage of the
Option 1: Cholas
Option 2: Kadambas
Option 3: Pallavas
Option 4: Rashtrakutas
Correct Answer: Rashtrakutas
Solution : The correct option is - Rashtrakutas
The famous Kailasa Temple, carved out of a solid rock at the Ellora Caves in India, was built under the patronage of the Rashtrakuta king Krishna I. The temple is a remarkable example of rock-cut architecture and is dedicated
Question : The cost price of a chair is 25% less than the cost price of a table. If a man sells 5 chairs at the cost price of 7 tables, what is his profit percentage?
Option 1: 33.33
Option 2: 45
Option 3: 86.66
Option 4: 96
Correct Answer: 86.66
Solution : Let the cost price of the table be INR 100. Cost price of a chair = INR 75 Cost price of 5 chair = 5 × 75 = INR 375 Selling price of 5 chair = cost price of 7 tables = 7 × 100
Question : Rukmini Devi was featured in India Today's list of "100 People Who Shaped India". She was awarded with "Padma Bhushan" in the year 1956 and the "Sangeet Natak Akademi Fellowship" in 1967. She was associated with which of the following dances?
Option 1: Bharatanatyam
Option 2: Kathakali
Option 3: Odissi
Option 4: Manipuri
Correct Answer: Bharatanatyam
Solution : The correct answer is Bharatanatyam.
Rukmini Devi Arundale was a theosophist, Bharatanatyam dancer and choreographer renowned for revitalising the dance form. Breaking from the traditional "sadhir" style of temple dancers, she led Bharatanatyam's revival. Additionally, she championed the re-establishment of traditional Indian
Question : Directions: Select the related letter cluster from the given alternatives. JK : QR :: ? : ?
Option 1: ST : UV
Option 2: WX : ZY
Option 3: BC : IJ
Option 4: MN : OR
Correct Answer: BC : IJ
Solution : Given: JK : QR :: ? : ?
Like, JK→J + 7 = Q; K + 7 = R Let's check the options – First option: ST : UV; S + 2 = U; T + 2 = V Second option: WX :
Question : From which country has the concept of Martial Law, which restricts Fundamental rights, borrowed?
Option 1: The UK
Option 2: The USSR
Option 3: China
Option 4: Japan
Correct Answer: The UK
Solution : The correct answer is the UK.
Martial law, literally translated as "military rule", involves military authorities governing civil administration independently, disregarding ordinary laws. This concept, borrowed from English Common Law, lacks an explicit definition in the Indian Constitution but is implicit in Article
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