SSC modal questions for reasoning 4

1.    The ratio of two numbers is 3 : 4 and their HCF is 6. Their LCM is
(a)    36
(b)    72
(c)    108
(d)    144
2.    Each interior angle of a regular polygon is 140°. the number of sides of the polygon is
(a)    7
(b)    8
(c)    9
(d)    10
3.    There is a pyramid on a base which is a square of side 15 cm. If every slant edge of this pyramid is of length 20 cm, then the total surface area in sq. cm ofthis pyramid is
(a)    825
(b)    600
(c)    450
(d)    300
4.    There is a pyramid on a base which is a square of side 15 cm. If height of this pyramid is of length 24 cm, then the volume (in cube cm) of this pyramid is
(a)    300
(b)    600
(c)    825
(d)    1000

SSC modal questions for reasoning 3

1. BAT : TAB :: TAG : ?
(a) GATE
(b) GAT
(c) ATG
(d) ATTG
2. 10 : 15 :: 26 : ?
(a) 31
(b) 33
(c) 35
(d) 38
3. 16 : 125 :: ? : 343
(a) 36
(b) 49
(c) 216
(d) 256
4. ABD : EFH :: KLN : ?
(a) OPQ
(b) PQS
(c) OQP
(d) OPR
5. 4 : 68 :: 5 : ?
(a) 100
(b) 125
(c) 130
(d) 135

SSC modal questions for reasoning 2

1. The ratio of two numbers is 5 : 7 and their H.C.F, is 9. then their L.C.M. is
(a) 35
(b) 315
(c) 63
(d) 81
2. A and B can do a piece of work in 10 days. B and C can do it in 12 days. C can do it in 20 days. How long will A take to do it alone?
(a) 12
(b) 15
(c) 20
(d) 30
3. A does one-third as much work as B in half of the time taken by B. If together they take 15 days to complete a work, then the time taken by B alone to do it would have been
(a) 20
(b) 25
(c) 30
(d) 35
4. A single discount equivalent to discount series 10%, 20% and 30% is
(a) 60%
(b) 50%
(c) 49.6%
(d) 44.6%

SSC modal questions for reasoning

1. Volume : Litre :: Power : ?
(a) Watt
(b) Joule
(c) Coulomb
(d) Pascal
2. Lion : Den :: Rabbit : ?
(a) Trench
(b) Hole
(c) Pit
(d) Burrow
3. Chisel : Carve :: Sword : ?
(a) Dig
(b) Slaughter
(c) Shoot
(d) Scoop
4. AE : BD :: EI : ?
(a) FG
(b) FH
(c) BC
(d) BD
5. CFI : JMP :: BEH : ?
(a) CFI
(b) DGJ
(c) ILO
(d) KNQ

Questions for World AIDS day

1. When is World AIDS Day observed?

a) December 1
b) January 1
c) October 1
d) November 1

The correct answer is a) December 1

2. When was first AIDS Day observed?

a) 1985
b) 1966
c) 1988
d) 1998

The correct answer is c) 1988

3. HIV AIDS affect only Gay people.

a) True
b) False

The correct answer is b) False

4. What is Acute HIV Syndrome?

a) The stage immediately after HIV infection when the patient falls ill
b) When HIV progresses into AIDS
c) The final fatal disease for the AIDS patient
d) None of the above

The correct answer is a) The stage immediately after HIV infection when the patient falls ill

5. Antireteroviral therapy ART will cure an HIV Positive person?

a) True
b) false

The correct answer is b) False

GK question -12

• Which one of the following was the last Buddhist text published in India ?
  a) Divya Vandana
  b) Dohakosa
  c) Vajrachedika
  d) Vamsathapakasini
  
  Ans. d
• Arthasastra was Written by :
  a) Dhanananda
  b) Kautilya
  c) Bimbisara
  d) Pushyamitra
  
  Ans. b
• Who translated Ramayan into Persian ?
  a) Abul Fazl
  b) Badauni
  c) Abdul Latif
  d) Isar Das
  
  Ans. b
• Which one of the following is a major port on the east coast of India ?
  a) Vishakhapatnam
  b) Kandla
  c) Puddichery
  d) Karikal
  
  Ans. a
• The approximate circumference of the Earth is :
  a) 13000 km
  b) 25000 km
  c) 30000 km
  d) 20000 km
  
  Ans. c
• When did India join the international tsunami warning system ?
  a) 2004
  b) 2005
  c) 2006
  d) 2007
  
  Ans. b
• 'Cod' is the variety of :
  a) Goat
  b) Crop
  c) Fish
  d) Coral
  
  Ans. c
• The All India Muslim League was founded by :
  a) Maulana Ahmed Ali
  b) Mohammad Ali Jinnah
  c) Agha Khan
  d) Hakim Ajmal Khan
  
  Ans. c
• Golden Revolution Refers to :
  a) Sericulture
  b) Horticulture
  c) Apiculture
  d) Viticulture
  
  Ans. b
• The Poison of Honey bee is :
  a) Acidic
  b) Alkaline
  c) Saltish
  d) Protien
  
  Ans. a

GK question -11

• When was the 'Indian Forest Act' formed ?
  a) 1865
  b) 1927
  c) 1875
  d) 1878
  
  Ans. b
• Which Planet has the Largest equatorial radius ?
  a) Mars
  b) Earth
  c) Jupiter
  d) Saturn
  
  Ans. c
• How many members are there in the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) ?
  a) 9
  b) 10
  c) 7
  d) 8
  
  Ans. c
• The Cricket game was invented by :
  a) England
  b) New Zealand
  c) Australia
  d) South Africa
  
  Ans. a
• The biggest mistake Hitler made was :
  a) Attacking Japan
  b) Attacking Italy
  c) Attacking Russia
  d) Attacking France
  
  Ans. c
• "There is no alternative to adult franchise" , who said this ?
  a) Sidwik
  b) Bluntshli
  c) Laski
  d) Bryce
  
  Ans. d
• The formation of sedimentary rocks tends to withdraw from the system :
  a) Carbon dioxide
  b) Water Vapors
  c) Nitrogen
  d) Oxygen
  
  Ans. b
• Which star has the largest percentage in the universe ?
  a) Cepheid stars
  b) Multiple stars
  c) Single star
  d) Binary star
  
  Ans. b
• Minimum how many times the session of Lok Sabha is called in a year ?
  a) Two times
  b) Once
  c) Four Times
  d) Three times
  
  Ans. a
• 'Baster Revolt' took place in the year :
  a) 1864
  b) 1910
  c) 1907
  d) 1878
  
  Ans. b

GK question -10

• The Rural Infrastructural Development fund is under the Department of :
  a) Rural development
  b) Infrastructure
  c) Agriculture
  d) Housing Development
  
  Ans. c
• The Public Debt Offices function under the control of :
  a) Central Govt.
  b) State Govt.
  c) Reserve Bank of India
  d) All of these
  
  Ans. c
• Agha Khan Cup is associated with which game :
  a) Hockey
  b) Cricket
  c) Tennis
  d) Football
  
  Ans. a
• The Speaker of Lok Sabha can resign his office by addressing his resignation to :
  a) The President
  b) The Prime Minister
  c) The Deputy speaker of Lok Sabha
  d) The Chief Justice of India
  
  Ans. c
• Tropical Cyclone of Philippines is termed as :
  a) Typhoon
  b) Willy-willy
  c) Hurricane
  d) Baguio
  
  Ans. a
• Chambal River is a part of :
  a) Sabarmati Basin
  b) Ganga Basin
  c) Godavari Basin
  d) Narmada Basin
  
  Ans. b
• Which of the following Plant is referred to as a living foil :
  a) Ephedra
  b) Cycas
  c) Gingko
  d) Adiantum
  
  Ans. c
• The major combustible component of gobar gas is :
  a) methane
  b) carbon dioxide
  c) hydrogen
  d) propane
  
  Ans. a
• The Tropic of Cancer does not pass through :
  a) Orrisa
  b) Tripura
  c) Chattisgarh
  d) Rajasthan
  
  Ans. a
• Which of the following African countries is not land locked ?
  a) Benin
  b) Chad
  c) Lesotho
  d) Mali
  
  Ans. a

GK question -9

• Indian Banks have maximum foreign branches in :
  a) Bangladesh
  b) U.K.
  c) USA
  d) Sri Lanka
  
  Ans. b
• Which is the Credit Rating agency in India ?
  a) CRISIL
  b) CARE
  c) ICRA
  d) All of these
  
  Ans. d
• The Rate at which RBI gives short term loans to commercial banks is called :
  a) Repo Rate
  b) Reverse Repo Rate
  c) Bank Rate
  d) Cash Reserve Rate
  
  Ans. a
• Which of the following was the first state in the country to introduce Mobile Number Portability Number Service in November 2010 ?
  a) Punjab
  b) Gujarat
  c) Haryana
  d) Kerala
  
  Ans. c
• According to 2011 census , per 1000 male female number is :
  a) 939
  b) 940
  c) 942
  d) 946
  
  Ans. b
• Which Union territory ensured Lowest Population in 2001 census ?
  a) Delhi
  b) Chandigarh
  c) Puducherry
  d) Lakshadweep
  
  Ans. d
• The Largest source of National Income in India is :
  a) Service Sector
  b) Agriculture
  c) Industrial Sector
  d) Trade Sector
  
  Ans. a
• Which of the first subsidiary bank of SBI was merged with State Bank of India ?
  a) State Bank of Indore
  b) State Bank of Patiala
  c) State bank of Hyderabad
  d) State bank of Saurashtra
  
  Ans. d
• Indian Production of the Tea in the World stands :
  a) First
  b) Second
  c) Third
  d) Fourth
  
  Ans. a
• Diamond Mines in India are at :
  a) Uttar Pradesh
  b) Madhya Pradesh
  c) Bihar
  d) Andhra Pradesh
  
  Ans. b

GK question -8

• Baichung Butia is a famous :
  a) Politician
  b) Cine Actor
  c) Social worker
  d) Football Player
  
  Ans. d
• Wimbledon Trophy is associated with
  a) Football
  b) Chess
  c) Lawn Tennis
  d) Badminton
  
  Ans. c
• Which of the following books is written by Chetan Bhagat ?
  a) A Bend in River
  b) A China Passage
  c) Revolution 2020
  d) A suitable boy
  
  Ans. c
• Which of the following phenomenon is considered for 'Global Warming' ?
  a) Green House Effect
  b) Fire in Coal Mines
  c) Dry Farming
  d) Monsoon
  
  Ans. a
• At present , who is the governor of the Reserve Bank of India ?
  a) Dr. Y. V. Reddy
  b) Dr. D. Subbarao
  c) Dr. C. Rangrajan
  d) Dr. Subir Gokarn
  
  Ans. b
• GNP , the term used by economist stands for :
  a) Group Net Product
  b) Gross National Product
  c) Grand National Promotion
  d) Grand Nuclear Process
  
  Ans. b 
• Who amongst the following is the prime minister of Pakistan ?
  a) Yusuf Raza Gilani
  b) Nawab Shareef
  c) Asif Ali Zardari
  d) Hina Rabbani Khar
  
  Ans. a
• Sri B.C. Khanduri has become the Chief Minister of which of the following states for the second term:
  a) Orissa
  b) Himachal Pradesh
  c) Jharkhand
  d) Uttrakhand
  
  Ans. d
• First share market in India was established in which of the following cities ?
  a) Kanpur
  b) Mumbai
  c) Chennai
  d) Jaipur
  
  Ans. b
• Which of the following is the currency of Myanmar ?
  a) Kyat
  b) Dinar
  c) Pesso
  d) Euro
  
  Ans. a

GK question -7

• The 5th India-Brazil-South Africa Summit was held in October 2011 in :
  a) Cape Town
  b) Durban
  c) Johannesburg
  d) Pretoria
  
  Ans. d
  
• The 4th Conference of the power ministers of SAARC countries was held in September 2011 in :
  a) Colombo
  b) Dhaka
  c) Kathmandu
  d) New Delhi
  
  Ans. b
  
• In September 2011,  Helle Thorning Schmidt has been elected as Prime Minister of :
  a) Denmark
  b) Finland
  c) Norway
  d) Sweden
  
  Ans. a
  
• According to data released by the Government of India in March 2011 which State/Union Territory recorded highest pe capita income during 2009 - 2010 ?
  a) Chandigarh
  b) Delhi
  c) Goa
  d) Maharashtra
  
  Ans. b
  
• Entrepreneurial Development Institute of India is located in :
  a) Ahmadabad
  b) Chennai
  c) Mumbai
  d) New Delhi
  
  Ans. a
  
• India is constructing its 25th Nuclear Power Plant at :
  a) Bargi (Madhya Pradesh)
  b) Fatehabad (Haryana)
  c) Kakrapar (Rajasthan)
  d) Rawat Bhata (Rajasthan)
  
  Ans. d
  
• The Planning Commission's Expert Panel has recently recommended surcharge on taxable income for the purpose of :
  a) Development of Roads
  b) Expansion of education
  c) Providing free health care
  d) Providing relief to educated unemployed
  
  Ans. c
  
• The period of Eleventh Five Year Plan is :
  a) 2006-11
  b) 2007-12
  c) 2008-13
  d) 2009-14
  
  Ans. b
  
• 'Amon' Rice is grown during :
  a) April-May
  b) June-July
  c) November-December
  d) May-June
  
  Ans. c
  
• Which one of the following is a port city of Andhra Pradesh ?
  a)  Nellore
  b) Ongole
  c) Vizianagaram
  d) Kakinada
  
  Ans. d

GK question -6

• Who was the first speaker of Lok Sabha ?
  a) Mavlankar
  b) Hukum Singh
  c) B.D. Jatti
  d) V.V. Giri
  
  Ans. a
  
• World Environment Day is observed on :
  a) November 19
  b) November 14
  c) October 2
  d) June 5
  
  Ans. d
  
• In which of the following states , the density of population , as per the provisional figures of 2011 Census , is the lowest ?
  a) Arunachal Pradesh
  b) Meghalya
  c) Sikkim
  d) Uttrakhand
  
  Ans. a
  
• National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) is Located at :
  a) Banglore
  b) Hydrabad
  c) Nagpur
  d) New Delhi
  
  Ans. c
  
• The Combustion of coal , petrol and diesel etc. is the main source of :
  a) Water Pollution
  b) Land Pollution
  c) Air Pollution
  d) Noise Pollution
  
  Ans. c
  
• Nagarjunga Sagar lies on the :
  a) Godavari River
  b) Krishna River
  c) Penganga River
  d) Tungabhadra River
  
  Ans. b
  
• Shivasamudram Hydro electricity project is located in :
  a) Tamil Nadu
  b) Karnataka
  c) Andhra Pradesh
  d) Kerala
  
  Ans. b
  
• Which state has the largest reserves of Lignite Coal ?
  a) Tamil Nadu
  b) Gujarat
  c) Rajasthan
  d) Kerala
  
  Ans. a
  
• Which one of the following is a temperate desert ?
  a) Arabian Desert
  b) Atacama Desert
  c) Kalahari Desert
  d) Patagonian Desert
  
  Ans. d
  
• Tawakkul Karman joint winner of 2011 Nobel Peace Prize , is a citizen of :
  a) Egypt
  b) Morocco
  c) Qatar
  d) Yemen
  
  Ans. d

GK questions -5

• The anatomy of the word 'Derogatory' is :
  a) praising
  b) immediate
  c) conferred
  d) roughish
  
  Ans. d
  
• The synonyms of 'neat' is :
  a) bright
  b) sharp
  c) close
  d) clean
  
  Ans. d
  
• Choose the correct word to fill the blank:- Cotton is _______ than wood.
  a) softest
  b) softer
  c) soft
  d) more soft
  
  Ans. b
  
• 'Modus operandi' means :
  a) way of working
  b) the mode of working
  c) mode of travelling
  d) manner of working
  
  Ans. b
  
• 'Adjudicate' means :
  a) Allot
  b) Decide
  c) Settle
  d) Arbitrate
  
  Ans. b
  
• Which of the following factors were responsible for the emergence of Sociology ?
  a) French revolution
  b) Spread of capitalism
  c) Industrial revolution
  d) Urge of Democracy
  
  Ans. c
  
• The new version of MGNREGA included more than 25 agricultural and allied activities . The new version of the act will be implemented from :
  a) April 1, 2012
  b) May 1, 2012
  c) June 1, 2012
  d) July 1, 2012
  
  Ans. a
  
• Which Governor-General had abolished slavery in India ?
  a) Lord Cornwallis
  b) Lord Ellenborough
  c) Sir Jhon Shore
  d) Lord William Bentinck
  
  Ans. b
  
• Subsidiary alliance was implimented during the reign of :
  a) Lord Cornwallis
  b) Lord Wellesley
  c) Sir John Shore
  d) Lord Aukland
  
  Ans. b
  
• In which sessions of the Indian National Congress 'Poorna Swaraj' was declared the Goal of Congress ?
  a) Lahore
  b) Karachi
  c) Delhi
  d) Bombay
  
  Ans. a

GK question -4

• From which district of Madhya Pradesh Chambal Originates ?
  a) Indore
  b) Dhar
  c) Khargaon
  d) Khandwa
  
  Ans. a
  
• Which of the following countries is in Africa ?
  a) Mangolia
  b) Romania
  c) Ethopia
  d) Bolivia
  
  Ans. c
  
• Who is not related to Madhya Pradesh ?
  a) Kishore Kumar
  b) Ashok Kumar
  c) Rajkumar
  d) Anoop Kumar
  
  Ans. c
  
• Poet,  Who is not related to Madhya Pradesh ?
  a) Shrikrishna Saral
  b) Shivmangal Singh Suman
  c) Makhanlal Chaturvedi
  d) Jay Shankar Prasad
  
  Ans. d
  
• Osteoporosis is a disease related with which of the following ?
  a) Stomach
  b) Bone
  c) Skin
  d) Intestine
  
  Ans. b
  
• How many constituencies are there in M.P. state assembly ?
  a) 220
  b) 230
  c) 240
  d) 250
  
  Ans. b
  
• Who was the first Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh ?
  a) Kailash Nath Katju
  b) Dwarka Prasad Mishra
  c) Pt. Ravishankar Shukla
  d) Bhagwantro Mandloi
  
  Ans. d
  
• Which is not a tribal area of Madhya Pradesh ?
  a) Mandla
  b) Badwani
  c) Dhar
  d) Ratlam
  
  Ans. d
  
• In which District of Madhya Pradesh the oil refinery is located ?
  a) Guna
  b) Dewas
  c) Vidisha
  d) Sagar
  
  Ans. d
  
• Which dialect is not spoken in Madhya Pradesh ?
  a) Nimadevi
  b) Santhali
  c) Bundelkhandi
  d) Malvi
  
  Ans. b

GK question -3

• More than 90% of the rock forming minerals in the earth's crust consist of :
  a) Silicates
  b) Oxides
  c) Carbonates
  d) Sulphides & Sulphates
  
  Ans. a
  
• Which of the following is the largest island ?
  a) Sumatra
  b) Madagascar
  c) Honshu
  d) Cuba
  
  Ans. b
  
• When the Sun is nearest to the Earth , the earth is said to be in:
  a) Aphelion
  b) Perihelion
  c) Apogee
  d) Perigee
  
  Ans. b
  
• Where is the Doldrums Belt located ?
  a) Near the Equator
  b) Near the Poles
  c) Near the Tropic of Cancer
  d) Near the Tropic of Capricorn
  
  Ans. a
  
• The most important activity of the Tundra region is :
  a) Fish farming
  b) Cattle rearing
  c) Hunting
  d) Cropping
  
  Ans. c
  
• The most urbanized country in the world is :
  a) Japan
  b) Singapore
  c) Germany
  d) Israel
  
  Ans.  b
  
• Which is the poorest country among the following ?
  a) Sierra Leone
  b) Uganda
  c) Bangladesh
  d) Somalia
  
  Ans. d
  
• Which is the land of Morning Calm ?
  a) Finland
  b) Korea
  c) Japan
  d) Thailand
  
  Ans. b
  
• Richter Scale is a /an ______ scale to measure earth tremors
  a) Exponential
  b) Logarithmic
  c) Geometric
  d) Physical
  
  Ans. b
  
• The correct sequence of the given planets in increasing order of their distance from the sun is :
  a) Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter
  b) Venus, Mercury, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter
  c) Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn
  d) Venus, Mercury, Jupiter, Mars, Saturn
  
  Ans. c

GK questions -2

• The full form of www is :
  a) World wide way
  b) world wide web
  c) world wet weather
  d) white world web
  
  Ans. b
  
• Short Range wireless connecting two electronic device is called :
  a) Blueberry
  b) Blackberry
  c) Blacktooth
  d) Bluetooth
  
  Ans. d
  
• The term which is used to describe legal and regulatory aspect of internet is :
  a) Cyber Law
  b) Cyber Space
  c) Citrous Law
  d) Computer Law
  
  Ans. a
  
• A computer stares its permanent memory on :
  a) Mother Board
  b) Hard Disk
  c) Monitor
  d) CPU
  
  Ans. b
• Which is not internet search engine ?
  a) Google
  b) Yahoo
  c) Aim
  d) Duck-Duck Go
  
  Ans. d

GK questions -1

•  Which team defeated Indian Team in a match in the world cup cricket 2011 ?
  a) Pakistan
  b) Sri Lanka
  c) England
  d) South Africa
  Ans. d
  
• Dada Saheb Phalke Award for the year 2010 was conferred upon :
  a) D.Rama Naidu
  b) Manna Day
  c) K. Balchander
  d) Dharmendra
  
  Ans. c
• Why is the place Abbottabad in the news ?
  a) Killing of an International Terrorist
  b) Summit talks between two neighbor countries held
  c) A nuclear power plant to be set up
  d) Developed for International tourism
  
  Ans. a
• Smt. Justice Gyan Sudha Mishra is a sitting Judge of :
  a) Rajasthan High Court
  b) Allahabad High Court
  c) Supreme Court
  d) None of These
  
  Ans. c
• Excluding the day , how many days in advance tickets may be reserved on regular trains ?
  a) 90 days
  b) 60 days
  c) 80 days
  d) 45 days
  
  Ans. a