Exam Details
| Subject | ||
| Paper | paper 1 | |
| Exam / Course | mains | |
| Department | ||
| Organization | maharashtra public service commission | |
| Position | police sub inspector | |
| Exam Date | 2010 | |
| City, State | maharashtra, |
Question Paper
51 Choose the correct sentence from the following
If! were you, I had not did it.
If! were you, I did not did it.
If! were you, I had not do it.
If! were you, I would not do it.
52 Fill in the blank with appropriate word.
Scarcely had he gone a policeman knocked at the door.
When
Then
Than
At once
53 Fill in the blank with appropriate preposition.
He fell the cycle.
Off
Of
On
From
54 Choose the correct sentence of the following
I am waiting to her reply.
I am awaiting her reply.
I am awaiting for her reply.
I am waiting her reply.
55 Choose the correct preposition from the following to fill in the blank
He has eaten nothing yesterday.
For
From
Since
Till
56 Fill in the blank with correct tense form of the verb from the choice given below
I for a long time.
Have knew
Known
Am knowing
Have known
57 Choose the correct positive degree of the following sentence
"He is one of the richest farmers in his village".
No other farmer is as rich as he in his village.
Any other farmer in his village is not as rich as he is.
Very few farmers in his village are as rich as he .
Every farmer in his village is not as rich as he.
58 Which is the correct indirect speech of the following sentence?
"I said," "It was very hot in the morning".
I said it had been very hot in the morning.
I said that it has been very hot in the morning.
I said that it was very hot in the morning.
I said that it had been very hot in the morning.
59 Choose the correct sentence from the following .
That's the useful book.
That's useful book.
That's an useful book.
That's a useful book.
60 Kantabai Wali had already demonstrated her courage. (make interrogative)
Hadn't Kantabai Wali already demonstrated her courage?
Has Kantabai Wali already demonstrated her courage?
Does Kantabai Wali already demonstrated her courage?
Hasn't Kantabai Wali already demonstrated her courage?
61 Fill in the blank with the correct word.
They a child though they already had their own children.
adapted
adepted
addicted
adopted
62 Which of the following is the correct usage?
Child-marriage is a great hindrance to progress.
Child-marriage is a great hindrance of progress.
Child-marriage is a great hindrance on progress.
Child marriage is a great hindrance with progress.
63 Fill in the blank with appropriate preposition.
Mumbai is famous its textiles.
of
by
for
with
64 Pick out the incorrect part of the following sentence.
She employed four womans to look after her children.
she employed
four womans
to look after
her children
65 Choose the incorrect alternative from the following
Act: Action
Admit: Admission
Depart: Departion
Carry: Carriage
66 Select the word nearest to the meaning of moist.
humid
cloudy
torrid
rainy
67 Select the word nearest to the meaning of solace.
misery
alone
friendship
comfort
68 Choose the correct antonym of-coarse.
course
obscure
cultured
worse
69 Choose the correct antonym of-deposit.
imposit
exposit
apposite
withdraw
70 Choose the correct word for the following
A school for infants and young children
School
Nursery
Infantile
Kindergarten
71 Give the noun form of
Usage
Used
Using
Used to
72 Correct the following sentence
He turned a deaf ear to the advices of his teacher.
He has turned a deaf ear to the advices of his teacher.
He turns a deaf ear to the advice of his teacher.
He turning a deaf ear to the advices of his teacher.
He turned a deaf ear to the advice of his teacher.
73 Maggu's achievements are particularly noteworthy .(Identify the part of speech of the underlined word)
Noun
Adverb
Adjective
Verb
74 Fill in the blank with the correct preposition.
Larry has worked here ten years now.
Since
Between
For
Among
75 The ball went the player's legs.
(Choose the appropriate word for the blank)
Among
Since
Between
For
76 Fill in the blank with correct word.
If water freezes, it into ice. (to turn)
Turns
Turned
Turning
Will turn
77 Choose the correct alternative from the following to fill in the blank.
She jumped off the bus while it
Moved
Was moving
Had moved
Moves
78 Choose the correct article from the following to fill in the blank.
I thanked him for present he gave me.
A
An
The
NQ article
79 Which of the following is the correct usage?
Hardly had I left the house than it began to rain.
Hardly had I left the house but it began to rain.
Hardly had I left the house when it began to rain.
Hardly had I left the house yet it began to rain.
80 Choose, from the following alternatives, the word which is most nearly the same in meaning.
Showy
Rowdy
Hungry
Greedy
Gaudy
81 Choose, from the following alternatives, the word which is most nearly the same in meaning.
Prospectus
Future
A booklet
Luck
Wealth
82 Find the appropriate meaning of the word 'embarrassing'.
Domination
Insult
Make person feel awkward
Pity
83 Choose the word from the following that is most nearly opposite in meaning of the word.
Authentic
Wretched
Unfaithful
Harmful
Unreal
84 Choose the word from the following that is most nearly opposite in meaning of the word.
Rigid
Hard
Toxic
Flexible
Strong
85 Find out the correct sentence of past progressive tense.
Lata was singing a film song.
Lata had been singing a film song.
Lata will be singing a film song.
Lata is singing a film song.
86 Choose the correct alternative from the following to fill in the blank.
The Headmaster to speak to you.
Is wanting
Wants
Has wanted
Was wanting
87 Which is the correct indirect narration of the following sentence?
He said to me, "I did a lot of work yesterday."
He told me that he did a lot of work the day before.
He told me that he had done a lot of work the day before.
He had told me that if he did a lot of work the day before.
He told me if he had done a lot of work yesterday.
88 Select one correct answer of passive voice to the sentence given below
Somebody has stolen my pen.
My pen had been stolen by somebody.
My pen has been stolen by somebody.
My pen have been stolen by somebody.
My pen is stolen by somebody.
89 Select one word for the following phrase
One who looks at the bright side of things
Pessimist
Cynic
Humanist
Optimist
90 Select one correct sentence of the following
I was going on a road.
I was going along a road.
I was going through a road.
I was going by a road.
Read the following passage and answer the questions given below. Choose the nearest answer.
Several times in the history of the world particular countries and cities, or even small groups of people, have attained a high degree of civilization. Yet none of these civilizations, important as they were, have lasted, and one of the reasons why they did not last was that they were confined to a very few people. They were like little oases of civilization in deserts of barbarism. Now it is no good being Civilized if everybody round about you is barbarous, or rather, it is some good, but it is very risky. For the barbarians are always liable to break in on you, and with their greater numbers and rude vigour scatter your civilization to the winds. Over and over again in history comparatively civilized peoples dwelling in cities have been conquered in this way by barbarians coming down from the hills and burning and killing and destroying whatever they found in the plains. In the thirteenth century most of Europe was overrun in this way by the Mongols from Central Asia, and such civilization as then existed was nearly destroyed. Thus any people which has advanced in civilization too far beyond its neighbours has always been liable to be set upon and pulled back by the others, just as, if you build a high tower without proper supports, it is always liable to fall down to the level of the lower buildings round about it.
Now one of the noticeable things about modern civilization, which is also one of the reasons why it is likely to outlast the others, is that it is more or less free from this particular danger. And it is free from it, because it is far less local and far more widespread than the others; so widespread, indeed, that it already covers a large part of the earth.
91. Why did the older civilization not last?
Because they were highly civilized.
Because the people felt they were very important.
Because they were confined to a very few people.
Because the author thinks so.
92. To what does the author compare them?
The author compares them with large civilization.
The author compares them with advanced cities.
The author compares them with imaginary world.
The author compares them with little oases of civilization in deserts of barbarism.
93. What do the barbarians coming down from the hills do
The barbarians are very playful.
The barbarians are always very helpful and friendly.
The barbarians are burning and killing and destroying whatever found in the plains. .
The barbarians helped them build great civilizations.
94. What happened in the thirteenth century
In the thirteenth century Europe was flourishing.
In the thirteenth century most ofEurope was overrun by the Mongols from Central Asia and such civilization as then existed was nearly destroyed.
In the thirteenth century Europe was built by the Mongols from Central Asia.
InthethirteenthcenturymostofEuropewasflourishingbecauseofMongols from Central Asia.
95. Why is the modern civilization free from this danger of destruction?
Because it is very advanced.
Because it is more noticeable than others.
Because it is more advanced than its neighbours.
Because it is far less local and far more wide spread than the others, so wide spread indeed, that it already covers a large part of the earth.
Read the following passage and answer the questions given below: (Choose the nearest answer.) As my health and strength returned, I started to provide myself with every thing that I wanted,andmakemywayoflivingasregularasIcould. From the 4thofJulytothe 14th, I was chiefly busy with walking about with my gun in my hand, a little and a little at a time, like a man who was gathering up his strength after an illness. I learnt this also, in particular,that being out of my shelter in the rain was the most dangerous thing to my health that could be, especially in those rains which came together with storms and strong winds.
I had been now in this unhappy island more than ten months; all possibility of deliverance from this condition seemed to be entirely taken from me and I firmly believed that no human shape had ever set foot upon that place. Having now made my home suitable for my needs, I had a great desire to discover more parts of the island, and to see what other productions I might find, which I knew nothing of yet.
It was the 15th of July when I began to make a more particular examination of the island itself. First I went up the river-mouth where I had come on shore. On the banks of this water I found many pleasant fields, plain, smooth and covered with grass; and on the rising parts of them, next to the higher ground, I found a great deal of tobacco, green and growing very tall. There were various other plants which I did not recognize or understand.
96. What did the author do after recovering his health?
He sat in his cottage.
He started driving around the island.
He started to provide himself with everything that would make his living regular.
He started going out for long walks.
97. What was the most dangerous thing to his health?
That he began lazing in his shelter.
That being busy walking about with his gun.
That walking about a little, and a little at a time.
That being out of his shelter in the rain was the most dangerous, especIally in those rains which came together with storm and strong winds.
98. How long had the author been on the island?
He had been on the island for exactly three months.
He had been on the island for less than six months.
He had been on the island for more than ten months.
He had been on the island for about eight months.
99. What did he wish to do after having made a suitable home for himself?
He had a desire to discover more parts of the island and see what other productions he might find which he knew nothing of yet.
He wanted to relax and enjoy himself.
He had a longing to leave the island.
He had no wish to see anything else on the island.
100. What did he discover on the banks of the water?
He found beautiful fruit trees.
He found unpleasant jungle.
He found pleasant fields, plains, smooth grass and great deal of tobacco.
He found shrubs and bushes and rocky shores.
101 oi'rcnco l]llm 3lll 'XIT >rUit CfiT<l" am fclCfll{fct(1fu(j fct"'lI{Clitf;ft A MarathiversIon ofShakespeare's 'Hamlet' by G.G. Agarkar is titled as
Hamlet
Vikarvilasit
Vicharvardhini
None ofthe above
102 fcfwn fclClli:lt1/ fcfwn 4scxslifl
1:4l<ICl 11I4CflClIs "lf5fif 1m To encourage the cause ofwidow remarriage Vidhava-Vivahotejak MandaI was fuundedby Sayajirao Gaikawad
Maharshi Karve
Pandita Ramabai
Vitthal Ramaji Shinde
103 1906'XIT Cfl(1Cfl'd1 mao
"ffit1l oi'rcnco"¥"'T the President of 1906 Calcutta Congress Session. Subhashchandra Bose
Dadabhai Naoroji
Lala Lajpatrai
Gopal Krishna Gokhale
104 R 1942llrilsf.
qp;r tNT '1lif In 1942 Dr. Ambedkar had founded the following party Independent Labour Party
Scheduled Caste Federation
Bahishkrit Hitkarni Sabha
Justice Party
105 tq 1873llril
sf. In 1873 'Satyashodak Samaj' was founded by Mahatma Jyotiba Phule
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar
Maharshee Karve
Chatrapati Shahu
106 "'lCXSClOlI'Cll1
"'lCXSClCXS -m:sNmr "'lCXSClCXS After the failure ofwhich movement Swaraj Party was formed? Non-Cooperation Movement
Quit India Movement
Civil Disobedience Movement
Swadeshi Movement CflI4@d!'iIT'TT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK A 17 REM
107 R
Who established the Vedanta College in 1825 Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar .
Swami Vivekanand
Raja Ram Mohan Roy
SwamiDayanandSaraswati
108 €IIRl 01 i'lll sid
"ffi't "ffi't "ffi't "ffi't During which Viceroy's regime the Cripps Mission visited India? Lord Mountbatten
Lord Wellington
Lord Wavell
Lord Linlithgow
109
{141i11({ oft. 3m. Who established "Forward Block" party? Motilal Nehru
Subhashchandra Bose
Ram Manohar Lohiya
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
110 f1'rR;r 3l1fUrw 140<1 11:1 1922"llt-it .lq]l:isCilT'
0lJR: W "'41rnillj ¥t Who founded the 'Bhil Seva Mandal' in 1922, to elevate the condition ofthe Bhils and other tribes? Amratlal Vithaldas Thakkar
N. M. Joshi
Krishnaji Dutta
Jyotiba Phule
111 'WffiCli' '11111541 cituft
lft5Tf4l "'41if1il1l ¥t .rn (!41il'011 311'T{Cli{ A weekly 'Sudharak' was started by Mahatma Jyotiba Phule
Sant Tukdoji Maharaj
Gopal Ganesh Agarkar
Chhatrapati Shahu
112
1933 1934 1935 1936 The Indian Peasant Institute was established in 1933
1934
1935
1936 FOR ROUGH WORK p.T.a. REM 18 A
113 1907 'iXlT W<f
m u;rn . The moderate who presided over the Surat Congress Session in 1907 was Dadabhai Naoroji
Ras Bihari Bose
M. G. Ranade
Phirozshah Mehata
114 'UllOf'ftctl' am?
tffl tl'fll<llOf • "" <ffi tiCf>si", 'Gramgita' is written by
Sant Tukaram Sant Tukadoji Maharaj
Sant Gadagebaba Maharshee Karve
115 1905 oj'Ik1'i41 'Cf>1ur "Iiilliilc;l( mor
'ffii 'ffii cffi;r it<it Who was responsible for the partition ofBengal in 1905? Lord Curzon
Lord Rippon
Warren Hastings
Mayo
116 Cf>1<llOf>lI(1 '5Iicmf (Iiilq0<llct 3mft.
'llWf q Cli'Tlft q q fom< q Permanent settlement system was introduced in the province of Madras and Punjab Part ofMadras and Bombay Presidencies Punjab and Bihar Bangal and Bihar uq 1J1T1W uq "l<lRpl mt uq In Central India Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi, the widow of Raja led the revolt against British. Narayan Rao
Gangadhar Rao
Jaisingh Raje
Kamalakar Rao
118 <IT'i4T
ti'hslJl ..r.r the agitation ofthe people ofYavali, Chimur and Ashti. Rashtra Sant TukdojiMaharaj
V. D. Savarkar
Narayan Meghaji Lokhande
Keshavchandra Sen ';il'11TT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK 121. "41«il'i'illl A 19 REM
119 tflf, "IRI q ril<lqli.t<l Cfiloft fu't ..m
(141f<l141 Who gave the slogan religion, one caste and one god for the Mankind' Swami Paramanand .
Ramaswami Periyar
Shri Narayan Guru
Shri Shankaracharya
120 tt eCfi("HI q en::wnfuf..m.
q 3«(Cfii11 5l141fiiiCfi4 UII q Gandhiji's 'Satyagraha' was based on and Truth and Non-violence Truth and Eagerness Non-violence and Honesty Truthfulness and Transparency m:o 3kiliJl<llc; The Indian Standard Time Meridian passes through Kanpur
Meerut
Lucknow
Allahabad
122 000 wfR ..m.
me: The oldest fold mountain in India is Nilgiri
Eastern Ghats
Vindya
Aravali
123 'iOftt iJql4H
The climate ofPlateau region is Humid Uneven Even Cold TitcIT the only state which has recorded more females than males throughout the census history ofIndia. Kerala
Uttar Pradesh
Goa
Tamilnadu FOR ROUGH WORK p.T.a. REM 20 A
125 t!O!ifiiQ:g 3c<li<H <lTI'ft
(1)1856 1854 1852 1850 The First Cotton Textile Industry of Maharashtra was set up at Mumbai in 1856
1854
1852
1850
126
'fWIT "ffi"lft the westward flowing river in Maharashtra. illhas
Godawari
Krishna
Tapi
127 <IT "1Ci5'lI'If.l q cmt<rRft
iiiCi5I IlCl it Oil and natural gas is transported through the pipeline in Maharashtra from Nagpur to Jalgaon
Mumbai to Pune
Mumbai to Aurangabad
Chandrapur to Wardha
128 mm<9ftq l$r 31iil1IITU
of Maharashtra has maximum area under the rice cultivation in Kharip season. Ratnagiri
Kolhapur
Solapur
Bhandra-Gondia
129 "<ft<urr" 'l151U"?(I'cll1
:>WIClo"j The mountain peak "Torna" is located in the district ofMaharashtra. Amravati
Nashik
Pune
Dhule
130 rn"i'f"1 ch1 wITt m l$r I '1T1l<rf.t
48 38 67 56 About per cent of total irrigated area is under well irrigation in Maharashtra. 48
38
67
56
131 WO<l1 GITcm ihlolflOll 3ljilHI"i'f1
"ffifi WhichofthefollowingsubsidiesarenotinpurviewofGreen Boxsubsidies? Food security
Agricultural subsidy
Environment protection
Subsidies to industries FOR ROUGH WORK A 21 REM
132 2002-03 it 2005-06 <IT 'fiICilld"j<.1 ihf
'WIT <fIlA • 1ff<l How was the trade balance during 2002·03 to 2005-06? Positive
Negative
Equal
Zero
133 3TIO<ft %ft tmfi
Where was the eighth round of GATT held? Cancun
Doha
Uruguay
Hongkong
134 14 q 0<lT'lTtt • <i)olfl11 crrff 'fi(Ollld :m€t
1951 3lTfUr 1982 1969 3lTfUr 1980 1991 3lTfUr 1983 2000 3lTfUr 2011 During whichyears 14 and 6 major commercial banks were nationalised in India 1951 and 1982
1969 and 1980
1991 and 1983
2000 and 2011
135 {l@ollilitltl"<ilufc 5Rft mit
-00 Ul5frq f.!tft q 3i<1lG'1ld q tiRur olih.f1"'1"l1ft Which monetary measures were undertaken by the Reserve Bank of IndIa to control inflation? Raising of Bank Rate and Cash Reserve Ratio
Taxation and Borrowing
Expansion ofoutput and wage policy
None of these
136 1991 I 0&IG(Id
What is the change in annual compound growth rate of population since 1991 Decreasing
Increasing
Stable
None of these
137 'lffi(ffif 1991 'iXIT 2001lf1.-i' G(5"11(1
What is the change in proportion offemales per 1000 males in 2001 as compared to that in 1991 in India? Increased
Decreased
Stable
None of these 'lfITll/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK p.T.a. REM 22 A
138 4ti(l"? if,1 01r<l1 SIl4i'filCH
.. The state ofMaharashtra ranks First .
Second
Third in urbanisation in. the country.
Fourth
139 'fRCft fcr<tim i'fili1 m«fTlll."lt I <itUfi1l
What rank does Maharashtra hold with respect to Human Development Index in India? First
Second
Third
Fourth
140 f.!1i1Clol4i1'fi(OI if,1 01r<l1 'lWr
(IlS{14'fi(0I lil&t1'fi(0I if,1 01 alft Disinvestment is a method of Nationalisation
Monetisation
Privatisation
None of these
141 if,'101r<l1 'fid4Ij@ !J144oqI4i1 'fi(04I"1 (l"'4i"ll 3!T%i1
-40 -41 -42 -43 V'i'hich article in the constitution empowers the states to establish Grampanchayat Article -40
Article -41
Article -42
Article -43
142 'l1mI @SilIi1oq aT flll4 'fi(041<1I61 !Jll1fq(I"'4I""11 3lit
"li. m fuoq; '""1T. ri't. Who said that 'the real India lies in villages and to strengthen it there is a need of Gramswaraj' Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Mahatma Gandhi
Lokmanya Tilak
Justice M. G. Ranade
143 'fi(04Ioql
mmft >fTlffil1T !JI44oq 1<li1 be dissolved prematurely by the state government on the grounds ofinefficiency. Zilla Parishad
Panchayat Samiti
Gram Sabha
Gram Panchayat
144 !J144oqI4<1IMI 3lit
m$T fcrmrf't<i In India, Gram Panchayat is called, as Rural Government
Urban Government
Regional Government
Zonal Government "ITlTT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK A 23 REM
145 >i'tooT
70% 30% 50% 20% GramPanchayatgets shareofthelandrevenuecollectedfrom thevillage. 70%
30%
50%
20% • c>. ,_...............' ..t • .c....A
146 l:t14<11""l1 1 i'li14CfiI<X5 "1t1<11
What is the tenure of'Dy. Chairijlan' ofthe Panchayat Samiti 3 years
2 years
2.5 years
5 years
147 fcIq;m 3i1l1i'liHli"II' f.'rcrs "Cfilup";w
411RI"{ t11i'lifl<l1 cl1CfliCflsOl Who selects the 'Block Development Officer' Zilla Parishad
Maharashtra Public Service Commission
Panchayat Samiti
From the People
148
<iR 'ffi The GeneralBodyofthe ZillaParishadmeetsatleastonce in months. one
two
three
four
149 "hIOIr<l1 mrffi
crtRnrcf District Collector is the Administrative head of Health Administration
Police Administration
Revenue Administration
All the above
150 4$RI"{ld 'ffif! 4il14d{l"1 3iffiii'CIld
1 it 1960 1 it 1961 1 it 1959 1 it 1962 Panchayat Raj System began in Maharashtra from pt May 1960
1st May 1961
pt May 1959
ISt May 1962
151 {I""'llill €kOlI <4Cfi m«IT
(j""'lqlii1 Who is the constitutional head ofthe state? ChiefMinister
ChiefJustice ofthe High Court
Speaker ofthe Legislative Assembly
Governor llil "l11TT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK p.T.a. REM 24 A
152
.58
60 62 A Judge ofthe High Court retires at the age of 58 60
62 ilcllf.!crd •• 65 years.
65 .
153 .
The Advocate General ofState is appointed by the President
Prime Minister
Governor
ChiefMinister
154 '1.1ICfi"l1411'14i'6lO/I'
tft. 11?f. ott. 'firm tlCil"lI'f'Cfi{ Who recommended the concept of'Loknyayalaya' Justice P. N. Bhagawati
Justice Y. V. Chandrachud
Justice Ranganath Mishra
Justice Tuljapurkar
155 q Pc! <1Gf4 ti&lT fc!;cf
550 250 78 288 How many members are there in Maharashtra State Legislative Assembly? 550
250
78
288
156 <l11l1"'4ClIG q CI<l16dClIGI<l """"IT am.
""l"fR' mur To oppose imperialism and colonialism is the basic feature ofthe foreign policy of America
Japan
Mghanistan
India
157 qIf<l;fdI;f1 Eill1J01l Pc! 1W;&TI <lfit<ftCfi>%'lffi!f.tfic dSIlT{
1 1948 8 26 30 1948 When did India complain to the 'Security Council of United Nations' against Pakistan's invasion. pt January 1948
8th January 1948
26th January 1948
30th January 1948
158 lRdl'6lO/l Cfitur
sf. "lCl m t& 'litft Who is the architect ofIndia's foreign policy? Dr. Rajendra Prasad
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Krishna Menon
Indira Gandhi ROUGH WORK A 25 REM
159
:&llm4H J:fq :&llm4H J:fq :&llm4H J:fq 3Otlm4H J:fq Which forum does India represent as a member under 'ASEAN Organization' ASEAN World Forum
ASEAN Regional Forum
ASEAN Western Forum
ASEAN South Forum
160 FidPTI«fR 'fim
1948 1949 1950 1951 After independence, India made an agreement in with Bhutan. 1948
1949
1950
1951
161 Of li'if.llti5lj' <rRr 51{1l(j{1lol q;)uft 4Il3fcld itit
WIG mrR: p.j mrR: WIG Who had sent 'Mahendra and Sanghmitra' to Shri Lanka to propagate Bouddha Religion? Emperor Chandragupta Mourya
Emperor Bindusar
Emperor Mahanand
Emperor Ashok
162
RlH'i1( an island to the South ofIndia. Myanmar
Bhutan
Shri Lanka
Maldives
163 "ji:goll""l
Which National Highway connects India and Nepal? Tribhuvan Rajpath
Indo-Nepal Rajpath
Kathmandu Rajpath
Delhi-Kathmandu Rajpath
164 q;-u.t
2010 2003 2006 2008 When did India sign 'Nuclear Pact' with United Kingdom? 2010
2003
2006
2008
165 '*lIOli"!ll ""l1@41
India does not have its border in common with Mghanistan
Bhutan
Bangladesh
Maldives "'IllH1 IJI 'iIllTT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK REM 26 A
166 3Wfi,il"'
-1II<lUI "if. Who is the author ofthe book 'Hindu: Jaganyachi Ek Samrudh Adgal' Narayan Surve
Naganath Kottapalle
Bhalchandra Nemade
Dr. Shankarrao Kharat
167 2014 <IT 3iOOfGCfi
v:tr.. v:. fu<rr 'i"ii<llS 2014 Winter Olympics will be hosted by U.S.A.
Germany
Russia
United Kingdom
168 q f.'l<i:luT q;fcf
Pt<'lSOLCfl PtClS"lCfl mCfiT iIis:: mCfiT Who conducts the elections ofMunicipalities and Municipal Corporations? Central Election Commission
State Election Commission
State Government
Central Government
169 2010 "IT f4tiPel<.11
""lW: Who won the 'Hindkesari' title in 2010 Mausam Khatri
Arnol Buchade
Narender
Chandrahar Patil
170 !f9'llOi,fl "6l<l".
1il<llClol lfI1(il imTI the fIrst WomanChiefMinisterofWest Bengal. Mayawati
Jayalalita
Mamta Banerjee
Sheela Dixit
171
"if. q"llill(ICl • "I11"II<1OjOIi Who was the First Agriculture Minister ofIndependent India? Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh
Chaudhari Charansingh
Chandrasekhar
Jagjivanram Cfi'iiiXl1 Cfil+ll{'llol 'if171l/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK A 27 REM
172 15 0lIT >JIlTUT
75.91% 79.91% 82.91% 84.91% As per the 15th census, the average literacy rate ofthe Maharashtra State is 75.91%
79.91%
82.91%
84.91% ..:........'
173 '11"1-11 (1"1"1(1
31RCfRf, m. <ft. m. <ft.m. 3'f1i>l For whom does the Government ofMaharashtra implement "Navsanjivan Yojana"? Adiwasi
O.B.C.
B.C.
Handicapped
174 i'Il I
'FIT (Ijtft Bhima and Tungabhadra are tributaries ofwhich river? Godavari
Kaveri
Krishna
Tapi
175 2011 tm'ft 311m "tr. c:flc.
fclwcfto, l'"fitft fcl 1410, ;rcft fu;ffi In 2011 which University awarded D. Litt. to Asha Bhosale Yeshwantrao Chavan Open University, Nashik
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Indira Gandhi Open University, New Delhi
Pune University, Pune
176 lSI<:11 HqCfil q;)uffi IOICllI'6!lj"Cf11RR mur
'l>lil!llil '814",THM",M [gil'4H C1(lMqcfl <lCf Whichofthefollowingobjects canbeachievedby the useofcomputers? Image enhancement
Digital photography
Psychological detection ofdeception
All the above
177 fuf.tm
(2)"tr. 3'I"Ff. 1ft. fuf.tm '815iUl", Sr. Expert Fingerprint Bureau is of the rank of Supdt.ofPolicelD.C.P.
D. 1. G. P.
Sr. P. 1.
Asst. P. 1. <iiiAAli <ii"mliol 'ifTT1T!SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK P.T.O. REM 28 A
178 Cf>101f'l1 fcI;(oli"'ll mf qlCilolelal Cllq(O<ml ilOIl"<l1
t;r Cf>'joIM;rm Which of the following rays are used in Snooperscope deployed for night surveillance?
X-rays Infra-red rays
Ultra-violet rays None ofthe above
179 1f-I. v:. WR
Centre for D.N.A. Fingerprinting and Diagnostics [C.D.F.D.] Govt. Institution is located at Hyderabad
Mumbai
Bangalore
Pune
180 Cf>101f'l1 0((lT"iI
'ifTGT <filft <filft q 'ifTGT ;rm Whichofthefollowingproperties ofX-rays make them useful for detection ofhidden objects in packages, boxes etc. Longer wavelength
Less energy
Short wavelength and high energy
None ofthe above
181 lIe<tl"l 'l1If.I'Ii o"ll"ll fuft G[Tiffi Cf>101f'l1 'liM"Ii(I fu.OIffi
293 <fum."<ft.m. 164m31l<."<ft.m. 45 m31l<.tfi.m. 173 m31l<.1ft.m. Procedure for letting in the evidence ofscientific expert is provided in Section 293 Cr. P.C.
164 Cr. P.C.
45 Cr. P.C.
173 Cr. P.C.
182 El(i"l>A "Cfltrn: 'Ii(OIRI q'lis(ll
firo:r rnz<ttl<l Which ofthe following technique is used to catch a thiefwho repeats thefts at one place? Lie detector
Truth serum
Detective dyes
Hypnotism <tiiiiXll <tililltllcfl "l11TT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK A 29 REM
183 3'lftlf.l'llOl 2000 19I"1lct 3'lftlCfiI{l
Cfia11 76 C!lt'l"l 77 78 79 Which Section under the Information Technology Act 2000 decides the level of the officer who investigates offences under the Act? Section 76
Section 77
Section 78
Section 79
184 Qi!fel o411i11Jl
Which ofthe following instruments is used for voice identification? Audio recorder
Sound spectrograph
Micro cassette recorder
None ofthe above
185 G 3f<fi! 1920 Cfia11 5 '5l'"InUt <IHT "CfilftW&1T 3'lli1cl<'41 3'lli1cl<'41 c;;q'kfti"il 7
4:SlftlCfiI{l "<llf-1 The provision ofthe IdentificationofPrisonersAct 1920 Section-5 authorises which Officer/Magistrate to take finger impression of person involved in offence punishable with less than one year imprisonment. Police Station Incharge Officer
Investigating Officer
Taluka Executive Magistrate
Judicial Magistrate First Class
186 19Ict)ctq<fj) CfiToTit il;;fM an%
4f&tCr-ra 3'lrF.lf.lm 3'lf.l4f&ta 3ia1: wf Which ofthe following is the indicator ofdisguised forgery Odd appearance
Inconsistent slant
Inconsistent spacing
Allofthe above
187 "{1fRr CfiQSili<l(j?1 am CfildU411i1101 3'IW CfiI%I""I1 "'litit qm
65141<:'12 To locate gunpowder residue on a coloured garment, it is photographed wIth X-rays
Ultra-violet rays
Infra-red rays
None ofthe above "'fI11T/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK P.T.O. REM 30 A
188 "5°It1It1.
GH 'lI"I History Sheets kept at police station are known as village crime note book part II
III
IV
V
189 3W!.lft. m. am?
2 29 30 28 Which new Section is inserted in I.P.C. to define 'Electronic Record' 2
29
30
28
190 cl'ff<ti,OI
m Cl1"rm Wffi . Chloldtl11tt Whichofthe following is the basisofclassificationoffingerprints Ridge pattern
Ridge core
Ridge angle
None ofthe above
191 S1ifi,OIlt1 t141<loA<tifl:t11 4Idfcl<"1I-;;mIT.
'it1<tiloCt 'it1<tiloCt 'it1<ti1"II 3lffitTq 3lCI<ICf 'it1<ti IoCt In poisoning cases the following is sent to the Laboratory for analysis. Clothes ofthe deceased
Body ofthe deceased
Viscera ofthe deceased
Teeth ofthe deceased
192 C!iTurnT
"'4141<"141t1 Which one ofthe following is not a documentary evidence? Post-mortem report
Death certificate
Age certificate
Statement made in the court in relation to crime
193 flhlc<ti am
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Industrial explosive
Low level explosive
None of the above
194 ClI4@t1.
3l'i'1f.4>l used in detonator. Lead azide
Ammonium chloride
Potassium hydroxide
Aluminium <tii6ll1 CfllqHilai 'llT'TT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK A 31 REM
195 %<:Cfll""li !.
&illd Qldf<luj 311%.
311% om RCflI41 RCflI41 RCflI41 In explosive cases seized bomb/detonators should be sent As such
After diffusing it at the site
After diffusing it in police station
Mter diffusing it by bomb detection and disposal squad
196 %§:SiGlC£1 eoi.m!ld31l%.
302 304 31 304 Of 498 31 Section IPC deals with dowry death. 302
304 A
304 B
498 A
197 1Rm11Ci5'llI(1
mR mut llCi5'llI(1I41 o'l:Slikt t'!la51lCoUT The antemortem sign of hanging is Cyanosis
Protruded tongue
Ligature mark over neck
Dribbling ofsaliva
198 Iii m m
faa:urit<li 'CfliluT q moo< ftltt!dl""lI Contusions are produced by which type ofweapon Pointed
Hard and Blunt
Sharp edged
Bullet fired from pistol
199 Gldii"lilPJi dQi(1€l3ffit1T<'llJCR
wf Examinationofclothesofvictim ofrape may show evidencelike Seminalstain
Blood stain
Foreign hair
All the above
200 "IlS4ii?l
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If! were you, I had not did it.
If! were you, I did not did it.
If! were you, I had not do it.
If! were you, I would not do it.
52 Fill in the blank with appropriate word.
Scarcely had he gone a policeman knocked at the door.
When
Then
Than
At once
53 Fill in the blank with appropriate preposition.
He fell the cycle.
Off
Of
On
From
54 Choose the correct sentence of the following
I am waiting to her reply.
I am awaiting her reply.
I am awaiting for her reply.
I am waiting her reply.
55 Choose the correct preposition from the following to fill in the blank
He has eaten nothing yesterday.
For
From
Since
Till
56 Fill in the blank with correct tense form of the verb from the choice given below
I for a long time.
Have knew
Known
Am knowing
Have known
57 Choose the correct positive degree of the following sentence
"He is one of the richest farmers in his village".
No other farmer is as rich as he in his village.
Any other farmer in his village is not as rich as he is.
Very few farmers in his village are as rich as he .
Every farmer in his village is not as rich as he.
58 Which is the correct indirect speech of the following sentence?
"I said," "It was very hot in the morning".
I said it had been very hot in the morning.
I said that it has been very hot in the morning.
I said that it was very hot in the morning.
I said that it had been very hot in the morning.
59 Choose the correct sentence from the following .
That's the useful book.
That's useful book.
That's an useful book.
That's a useful book.
60 Kantabai Wali had already demonstrated her courage. (make interrogative)
Hadn't Kantabai Wali already demonstrated her courage?
Has Kantabai Wali already demonstrated her courage?
Does Kantabai Wali already demonstrated her courage?
Hasn't Kantabai Wali already demonstrated her courage?
61 Fill in the blank with the correct word.
They a child though they already had their own children.
adapted
adepted
addicted
adopted
62 Which of the following is the correct usage?
Child-marriage is a great hindrance to progress.
Child-marriage is a great hindrance of progress.
Child-marriage is a great hindrance on progress.
Child marriage is a great hindrance with progress.
63 Fill in the blank with appropriate preposition.
Mumbai is famous its textiles.
of
by
for
with
64 Pick out the incorrect part of the following sentence.
She employed four womans to look after her children.
she employed
four womans
to look after
her children
65 Choose the incorrect alternative from the following
Act: Action
Admit: Admission
Depart: Departion
Carry: Carriage
66 Select the word nearest to the meaning of moist.
humid
cloudy
torrid
rainy
67 Select the word nearest to the meaning of solace.
misery
alone
friendship
comfort
68 Choose the correct antonym of-coarse.
course
obscure
cultured
worse
69 Choose the correct antonym of-deposit.
imposit
exposit
apposite
withdraw
70 Choose the correct word for the following
A school for infants and young children
School
Nursery
Infantile
Kindergarten
71 Give the noun form of
Usage
Used
Using
Used to
72 Correct the following sentence
He turned a deaf ear to the advices of his teacher.
He has turned a deaf ear to the advices of his teacher.
He turns a deaf ear to the advice of his teacher.
He turning a deaf ear to the advices of his teacher.
He turned a deaf ear to the advice of his teacher.
73 Maggu's achievements are particularly noteworthy .(Identify the part of speech of the underlined word)
Noun
Adverb
Adjective
Verb
74 Fill in the blank with the correct preposition.
Larry has worked here ten years now.
Since
Between
For
Among
75 The ball went the player's legs.
(Choose the appropriate word for the blank)
Among
Since
Between
For
76 Fill in the blank with correct word.
If water freezes, it into ice. (to turn)
Turns
Turned
Turning
Will turn
77 Choose the correct alternative from the following to fill in the blank.
She jumped off the bus while it
Moved
Was moving
Had moved
Moves
78 Choose the correct article from the following to fill in the blank.
I thanked him for present he gave me.
A
An
The
NQ article
79 Which of the following is the correct usage?
Hardly had I left the house than it began to rain.
Hardly had I left the house but it began to rain.
Hardly had I left the house when it began to rain.
Hardly had I left the house yet it began to rain.
80 Choose, from the following alternatives, the word which is most nearly the same in meaning.
Showy
Rowdy
Hungry
Greedy
Gaudy
81 Choose, from the following alternatives, the word which is most nearly the same in meaning.
Prospectus
Future
A booklet
Luck
Wealth
82 Find the appropriate meaning of the word 'embarrassing'.
Domination
Insult
Make person feel awkward
Pity
83 Choose the word from the following that is most nearly opposite in meaning of the word.
Authentic
Wretched
Unfaithful
Harmful
Unreal
84 Choose the word from the following that is most nearly opposite in meaning of the word.
Rigid
Hard
Toxic
Flexible
Strong
85 Find out the correct sentence of past progressive tense.
Lata was singing a film song.
Lata had been singing a film song.
Lata will be singing a film song.
Lata is singing a film song.
86 Choose the correct alternative from the following to fill in the blank.
The Headmaster to speak to you.
Is wanting
Wants
Has wanted
Was wanting
87 Which is the correct indirect narration of the following sentence?
He said to me, "I did a lot of work yesterday."
He told me that he did a lot of work the day before.
He told me that he had done a lot of work the day before.
He had told me that if he did a lot of work the day before.
He told me if he had done a lot of work yesterday.
88 Select one correct answer of passive voice to the sentence given below
Somebody has stolen my pen.
My pen had been stolen by somebody.
My pen has been stolen by somebody.
My pen have been stolen by somebody.
My pen is stolen by somebody.
89 Select one word for the following phrase
One who looks at the bright side of things
Pessimist
Cynic
Humanist
Optimist
90 Select one correct sentence of the following
I was going on a road.
I was going along a road.
I was going through a road.
I was going by a road.
Read the following passage and answer the questions given below. Choose the nearest answer.
Several times in the history of the world particular countries and cities, or even small groups of people, have attained a high degree of civilization. Yet none of these civilizations, important as they were, have lasted, and one of the reasons why they did not last was that they were confined to a very few people. They were like little oases of civilization in deserts of barbarism. Now it is no good being Civilized if everybody round about you is barbarous, or rather, it is some good, but it is very risky. For the barbarians are always liable to break in on you, and with their greater numbers and rude vigour scatter your civilization to the winds. Over and over again in history comparatively civilized peoples dwelling in cities have been conquered in this way by barbarians coming down from the hills and burning and killing and destroying whatever they found in the plains. In the thirteenth century most of Europe was overrun in this way by the Mongols from Central Asia, and such civilization as then existed was nearly destroyed. Thus any people which has advanced in civilization too far beyond its neighbours has always been liable to be set upon and pulled back by the others, just as, if you build a high tower without proper supports, it is always liable to fall down to the level of the lower buildings round about it.
Now one of the noticeable things about modern civilization, which is also one of the reasons why it is likely to outlast the others, is that it is more or less free from this particular danger. And it is free from it, because it is far less local and far more widespread than the others; so widespread, indeed, that it already covers a large part of the earth.
91. Why did the older civilization not last?
Because they were highly civilized.
Because the people felt they were very important.
Because they were confined to a very few people.
Because the author thinks so.
92. To what does the author compare them?
The author compares them with large civilization.
The author compares them with advanced cities.
The author compares them with imaginary world.
The author compares them with little oases of civilization in deserts of barbarism.
93. What do the barbarians coming down from the hills do
The barbarians are very playful.
The barbarians are always very helpful and friendly.
The barbarians are burning and killing and destroying whatever found in the plains. .
The barbarians helped them build great civilizations.
94. What happened in the thirteenth century
In the thirteenth century Europe was flourishing.
In the thirteenth century most ofEurope was overrun by the Mongols from Central Asia and such civilization as then existed was nearly destroyed.
In the thirteenth century Europe was built by the Mongols from Central Asia.
InthethirteenthcenturymostofEuropewasflourishingbecauseofMongols from Central Asia.
95. Why is the modern civilization free from this danger of destruction?
Because it is very advanced.
Because it is more noticeable than others.
Because it is more advanced than its neighbours.
Because it is far less local and far more wide spread than the others, so wide spread indeed, that it already covers a large part of the earth.
Read the following passage and answer the questions given below: (Choose the nearest answer.) As my health and strength returned, I started to provide myself with every thing that I wanted,andmakemywayoflivingasregularasIcould. From the 4thofJulytothe 14th, I was chiefly busy with walking about with my gun in my hand, a little and a little at a time, like a man who was gathering up his strength after an illness. I learnt this also, in particular,that being out of my shelter in the rain was the most dangerous thing to my health that could be, especially in those rains which came together with storms and strong winds.
I had been now in this unhappy island more than ten months; all possibility of deliverance from this condition seemed to be entirely taken from me and I firmly believed that no human shape had ever set foot upon that place. Having now made my home suitable for my needs, I had a great desire to discover more parts of the island, and to see what other productions I might find, which I knew nothing of yet.
It was the 15th of July when I began to make a more particular examination of the island itself. First I went up the river-mouth where I had come on shore. On the banks of this water I found many pleasant fields, plain, smooth and covered with grass; and on the rising parts of them, next to the higher ground, I found a great deal of tobacco, green and growing very tall. There were various other plants which I did not recognize or understand.
96. What did the author do after recovering his health?
He sat in his cottage.
He started driving around the island.
He started to provide himself with everything that would make his living regular.
He started going out for long walks.
97. What was the most dangerous thing to his health?
That he began lazing in his shelter.
That being busy walking about with his gun.
That walking about a little, and a little at a time.
That being out of his shelter in the rain was the most dangerous, especIally in those rains which came together with storm and strong winds.
98. How long had the author been on the island?
He had been on the island for exactly three months.
He had been on the island for less than six months.
He had been on the island for more than ten months.
He had been on the island for about eight months.
99. What did he wish to do after having made a suitable home for himself?
He had a desire to discover more parts of the island and see what other productions he might find which he knew nothing of yet.
He wanted to relax and enjoy himself.
He had a longing to leave the island.
He had no wish to see anything else on the island.
100. What did he discover on the banks of the water?
He found beautiful fruit trees.
He found unpleasant jungle.
He found pleasant fields, plains, smooth grass and great deal of tobacco.
He found shrubs and bushes and rocky shores.
101 oi'rcnco l]llm 3lll 'XIT >rUit CfiT<l" am fclCfll{fct(1fu(j fct"'lI{Clitf;ft A MarathiversIon ofShakespeare's 'Hamlet' by G.G. Agarkar is titled as
Hamlet
Vikarvilasit
Vicharvardhini
None ofthe above
102 fcfwn fclClli:lt1/ fcfwn 4scxslifl
1:4l<ICl 11I4CflClIs "lf5fif 1m To encourage the cause ofwidow remarriage Vidhava-Vivahotejak MandaI was fuundedby Sayajirao Gaikawad
Maharshi Karve
Pandita Ramabai
Vitthal Ramaji Shinde
103 1906'XIT Cfl(1Cfl'd1 mao
"ffit1l oi'rcnco"¥"'T the President of 1906 Calcutta Congress Session. Subhashchandra Bose
Dadabhai Naoroji
Lala Lajpatrai
Gopal Krishna Gokhale
104 R 1942llrilsf.
qp;r tNT '1lif In 1942 Dr. Ambedkar had founded the following party Independent Labour Party
Scheduled Caste Federation
Bahishkrit Hitkarni Sabha
Justice Party
105 tq 1873llril
sf. In 1873 'Satyashodak Samaj' was founded by Mahatma Jyotiba Phule
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar
Maharshee Karve
Chatrapati Shahu
106 "'lCXSClOlI'Cll1
"'lCXSClCXS -m:sNmr "'lCXSClCXS After the failure ofwhich movement Swaraj Party was formed? Non-Cooperation Movement
Quit India Movement
Civil Disobedience Movement
Swadeshi Movement CflI4@d!'iIT'TT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK A 17 REM
107 R
Who established the Vedanta College in 1825 Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar .
Swami Vivekanand
Raja Ram Mohan Roy
SwamiDayanandSaraswati
108 €IIRl 01 i'lll sid
"ffi't "ffi't "ffi't "ffi't During which Viceroy's regime the Cripps Mission visited India? Lord Mountbatten
Lord Wellington
Lord Wavell
Lord Linlithgow
109
{141i11({ oft. 3m. Who established "Forward Block" party? Motilal Nehru
Subhashchandra Bose
Ram Manohar Lohiya
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
110 f1'rR;r 3l1fUrw 140<1 11:1 1922"llt-it .lq]l:isCilT'
0lJR: W "'41rnillj ¥t Who founded the 'Bhil Seva Mandal' in 1922, to elevate the condition ofthe Bhils and other tribes? Amratlal Vithaldas Thakkar
N. M. Joshi
Krishnaji Dutta
Jyotiba Phule
111 'WffiCli' '11111541 cituft
lft5Tf4l "'41if1il1l ¥t .rn (!41il'011 311'T{Cli{ A weekly 'Sudharak' was started by Mahatma Jyotiba Phule
Sant Tukdoji Maharaj
Gopal Ganesh Agarkar
Chhatrapati Shahu
112
1933 1934 1935 1936 The Indian Peasant Institute was established in 1933
1934
1935
1936 FOR ROUGH WORK p.T.a. REM 18 A
113 1907 'iXlT W<f
m u;rn . The moderate who presided over the Surat Congress Session in 1907 was Dadabhai Naoroji
Ras Bihari Bose
M. G. Ranade
Phirozshah Mehata
114 'UllOf'ftctl' am?
tffl tl'fll<llOf • "" <ffi tiCf>si", 'Gramgita' is written by
Sant Tukaram Sant Tukadoji Maharaj
Sant Gadagebaba Maharshee Karve
115 1905 oj'Ik1'i41 'Cf>1ur "Iiilliilc;l( mor
'ffii 'ffii cffi;r it<it Who was responsible for the partition ofBengal in 1905? Lord Curzon
Lord Rippon
Warren Hastings
Mayo
116 Cf>1<llOf>lI(1 '5Iicmf (Iiilq0<llct 3mft.
'llWf q Cli'Tlft q q fom< q Permanent settlement system was introduced in the province of Madras and Punjab Part ofMadras and Bombay Presidencies Punjab and Bihar Bangal and Bihar uq 1J1T1W uq "l<lRpl mt uq In Central India Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi, the widow of Raja led the revolt against British. Narayan Rao
Gangadhar Rao
Jaisingh Raje
Kamalakar Rao
118 <IT'i4T
ti'hslJl ..r.r the agitation ofthe people ofYavali, Chimur and Ashti. Rashtra Sant TukdojiMaharaj
V. D. Savarkar
Narayan Meghaji Lokhande
Keshavchandra Sen ';il'11TT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK 121. "41«il'i'illl A 19 REM
119 tflf, "IRI q ril<lqli.t<l Cfiloft fu't ..m
(141f<l141 Who gave the slogan religion, one caste and one god for the Mankind' Swami Paramanand .
Ramaswami Periyar
Shri Narayan Guru
Shri Shankaracharya
120 tt eCfi("HI q en::wnfuf..m.
q 3«(Cfii11 5l141fiiiCfi4 UII q Gandhiji's 'Satyagraha' was based on and Truth and Non-violence Truth and Eagerness Non-violence and Honesty Truthfulness and Transparency m:o 3kiliJl<llc; The Indian Standard Time Meridian passes through Kanpur
Meerut
Lucknow
Allahabad
122 000 wfR ..m.
me: The oldest fold mountain in India is Nilgiri
Eastern Ghats
Vindya
Aravali
123 'iOftt iJql4H
The climate ofPlateau region is Humid Uneven Even Cold TitcIT the only state which has recorded more females than males throughout the census history ofIndia. Kerala
Uttar Pradesh
Goa
Tamilnadu FOR ROUGH WORK p.T.a. REM 20 A
125 t!O!ifiiQ:g 3c<li<H <lTI'ft
(1)1856 1854 1852 1850 The First Cotton Textile Industry of Maharashtra was set up at Mumbai in 1856
1854
1852
1850
126
'fWIT "ffi"lft the westward flowing river in Maharashtra. illhas
Godawari
Krishna
Tapi
127 <IT "1Ci5'lI'If.l q cmt<rRft
iiiCi5I IlCl it Oil and natural gas is transported through the pipeline in Maharashtra from Nagpur to Jalgaon
Mumbai to Pune
Mumbai to Aurangabad
Chandrapur to Wardha
128 mm<9ftq l$r 31iil1IITU
of Maharashtra has maximum area under the rice cultivation in Kharip season. Ratnagiri
Kolhapur
Solapur
Bhandra-Gondia
129 "<ft<urr" 'l151U"?(I'cll1
:>WIClo"j The mountain peak "Torna" is located in the district ofMaharashtra. Amravati
Nashik
Pune
Dhule
130 rn"i'f"1 ch1 wITt m l$r I '1T1l<rf.t
48 38 67 56 About per cent of total irrigated area is under well irrigation in Maharashtra. 48
38
67
56
131 WO<l1 GITcm ihlolflOll 3ljilHI"i'f1
"ffifi WhichofthefollowingsubsidiesarenotinpurviewofGreen Boxsubsidies? Food security
Agricultural subsidy
Environment protection
Subsidies to industries FOR ROUGH WORK A 21 REM
132 2002-03 it 2005-06 <IT 'fiICilld"j<.1 ihf
'WIT <fIlA • 1ff<l How was the trade balance during 2002·03 to 2005-06? Positive
Negative
Equal
Zero
133 3TIO<ft %ft tmfi
Where was the eighth round of GATT held? Cancun
Doha
Uruguay
Hongkong
134 14 q 0<lT'lTtt • <i)olfl11 crrff 'fi(Ollld :m€t
1951 3lTfUr 1982 1969 3lTfUr 1980 1991 3lTfUr 1983 2000 3lTfUr 2011 During whichyears 14 and 6 major commercial banks were nationalised in India 1951 and 1982
1969 and 1980
1991 and 1983
2000 and 2011
135 {l@ollilitltl"<ilufc 5Rft mit
-00 Ul5frq f.!tft q 3i<1lG'1ld q tiRur olih.f1"'1"l1ft Which monetary measures were undertaken by the Reserve Bank of IndIa to control inflation? Raising of Bank Rate and Cash Reserve Ratio
Taxation and Borrowing
Expansion ofoutput and wage policy
None of these
136 1991 I 0&IG(Id
What is the change in annual compound growth rate of population since 1991 Decreasing
Increasing
Stable
None of these
137 'lffi(ffif 1991 'iXIT 2001lf1.-i' G(5"11(1
What is the change in proportion offemales per 1000 males in 2001 as compared to that in 1991 in India? Increased
Decreased
Stable
None of these 'lfITll/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK p.T.a. REM 22 A
138 4ti(l"? if,1 01r<l1 SIl4i'filCH
.. The state ofMaharashtra ranks First .
Second
Third in urbanisation in. the country.
Fourth
139 'fRCft fcr<tim i'fili1 m«fTlll."lt I <itUfi1l
What rank does Maharashtra hold with respect to Human Development Index in India? First
Second
Third
Fourth
140 f.!1i1Clol4i1'fi(OI if,1 01r<l1 'lWr
(IlS{14'fi(0I lil&t1'fi(0I if,1 01 alft Disinvestment is a method of Nationalisation
Monetisation
Privatisation
None of these
141 if,'101r<l1 'fid4Ij@ !J144oqI4i1 'fi(04I"1 (l"'4i"ll 3!T%i1
-40 -41 -42 -43 V'i'hich article in the constitution empowers the states to establish Grampanchayat Article -40
Article -41
Article -42
Article -43
142 'l1mI @SilIi1oq aT flll4 'fi(041<1I61 !Jll1fq(I"'4I""11 3lit
"li. m fuoq; '""1T. ri't. Who said that 'the real India lies in villages and to strengthen it there is a need of Gramswaraj' Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Mahatma Gandhi
Lokmanya Tilak
Justice M. G. Ranade
143 'fi(04Ioql
mmft >fTlffil1T !JI44oq 1<li1 be dissolved prematurely by the state government on the grounds ofinefficiency. Zilla Parishad
Panchayat Samiti
Gram Sabha
Gram Panchayat
144 !J144oqI4<1IMI 3lit
m$T fcrmrf't<i In India, Gram Panchayat is called, as Rural Government
Urban Government
Regional Government
Zonal Government "ITlTT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK A 23 REM
145 >i'tooT
70% 30% 50% 20% GramPanchayatgets shareofthelandrevenuecollectedfrom thevillage. 70%
30%
50%
20% • c>. ,_...............' ..t • .c....A
146 l:t14<11""l1 1 i'li14CfiI<X5 "1t1<11
What is the tenure of'Dy. Chairijlan' ofthe Panchayat Samiti 3 years
2 years
2.5 years
5 years
147 fcIq;m 3i1l1i'liHli"II' f.'rcrs "Cfilup";w
411RI"{ t11i'lifl<l1 cl1CfliCflsOl Who selects the 'Block Development Officer' Zilla Parishad
Maharashtra Public Service Commission
Panchayat Samiti
From the People
148
<iR 'ffi The GeneralBodyofthe ZillaParishadmeetsatleastonce in months. one
two
three
four
149 "hIOIr<l1 mrffi
crtRnrcf District Collector is the Administrative head of Health Administration
Police Administration
Revenue Administration
All the above
150 4$RI"{ld 'ffif! 4il14d{l"1 3iffiii'CIld
1 it 1960 1 it 1961 1 it 1959 1 it 1962 Panchayat Raj System began in Maharashtra from pt May 1960
1st May 1961
pt May 1959
ISt May 1962
151 {I""'llill €kOlI <4Cfi m«IT
(j""'lqlii1 Who is the constitutional head ofthe state? ChiefMinister
ChiefJustice ofthe High Court
Speaker ofthe Legislative Assembly
Governor llil "l11TT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK p.T.a. REM 24 A
152
.58
60 62 A Judge ofthe High Court retires at the age of 58 60
62 ilcllf.!crd •• 65 years.
65 .
153 .
The Advocate General ofState is appointed by the President
Prime Minister
Governor
ChiefMinister
154 '1.1ICfi"l1411'14i'6lO/I'
tft. 11?f. ott. 'firm tlCil"lI'f'Cfi{ Who recommended the concept of'Loknyayalaya' Justice P. N. Bhagawati
Justice Y. V. Chandrachud
Justice Ranganath Mishra
Justice Tuljapurkar
155 q Pc! <1Gf4 ti&lT fc!;cf
550 250 78 288 How many members are there in Maharashtra State Legislative Assembly? 550
250
78
288
156 <l11l1"'4ClIG q CI<l16dClIGI<l """"IT am.
""l"fR' mur To oppose imperialism and colonialism is the basic feature ofthe foreign policy of America
Japan
Mghanistan
India
157 qIf<l;fdI;f1 Eill1J01l Pc! 1W;&TI <lfit<ftCfi>%'lffi!f.tfic dSIlT{
1 1948 8 26 30 1948 When did India complain to the 'Security Council of United Nations' against Pakistan's invasion. pt January 1948
8th January 1948
26th January 1948
30th January 1948
158 lRdl'6lO/l Cfitur
sf. "lCl m t& 'litft Who is the architect ofIndia's foreign policy? Dr. Rajendra Prasad
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Krishna Menon
Indira Gandhi ROUGH WORK A 25 REM
159
:&llm4H J:fq :&llm4H J:fq :&llm4H J:fq 3Otlm4H J:fq Which forum does India represent as a member under 'ASEAN Organization' ASEAN World Forum
ASEAN Regional Forum
ASEAN Western Forum
ASEAN South Forum
160 FidPTI«fR 'fim
1948 1949 1950 1951 After independence, India made an agreement in with Bhutan. 1948
1949
1950
1951
161 Of li'if.llti5lj' <rRr 51{1l(j{1lol q;)uft 4Il3fcld itit
WIG mrR: p.j mrR: WIG Who had sent 'Mahendra and Sanghmitra' to Shri Lanka to propagate Bouddha Religion? Emperor Chandragupta Mourya
Emperor Bindusar
Emperor Mahanand
Emperor Ashok
162
RlH'i1( an island to the South ofIndia. Myanmar
Bhutan
Shri Lanka
Maldives
163 "ji:goll""l
Which National Highway connects India and Nepal? Tribhuvan Rajpath
Indo-Nepal Rajpath
Kathmandu Rajpath
Delhi-Kathmandu Rajpath
164 q;-u.t
2010 2003 2006 2008 When did India sign 'Nuclear Pact' with United Kingdom? 2010
2003
2006
2008
165 '*lIOli"!ll ""l1@41
India does not have its border in common with Mghanistan
Bhutan
Bangladesh
Maldives "'IllH1 IJI 'iIllTT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK REM 26 A
166 3Wfi,il"'
-1II<lUI "if. Who is the author ofthe book 'Hindu: Jaganyachi Ek Samrudh Adgal' Narayan Surve
Naganath Kottapalle
Bhalchandra Nemade
Dr. Shankarrao Kharat
167 2014 <IT 3iOOfGCfi
v:tr.. v:. fu<rr 'i"ii<llS 2014 Winter Olympics will be hosted by U.S.A.
Germany
Russia
United Kingdom
168 q f.'l<i:luT q;fcf
Pt<'lSOLCfl PtClS"lCfl mCfiT iIis:: mCfiT Who conducts the elections ofMunicipalities and Municipal Corporations? Central Election Commission
State Election Commission
State Government
Central Government
169 2010 "IT f4tiPel<.11
""lW: Who won the 'Hindkesari' title in 2010 Mausam Khatri
Arnol Buchade
Narender
Chandrahar Patil
170 !f9'llOi,fl "6l<l".
1il<llClol lfI1(il imTI the fIrst WomanChiefMinisterofWest Bengal. Mayawati
Jayalalita
Mamta Banerjee
Sheela Dixit
171
"if. q"llill(ICl • "I11"II<1OjOIi Who was the First Agriculture Minister ofIndependent India? Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh
Chaudhari Charansingh
Chandrasekhar
Jagjivanram Cfi'iiiXl1 Cfil+ll{'llol 'if171l/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK A 27 REM
172 15 0lIT >JIlTUT
75.91% 79.91% 82.91% 84.91% As per the 15th census, the average literacy rate ofthe Maharashtra State is 75.91%
79.91%
82.91%
84.91% ..:........'
173 '11"1-11 (1"1"1(1
31RCfRf, m. <ft. m. <ft.m. 3'f1i>l For whom does the Government ofMaharashtra implement "Navsanjivan Yojana"? Adiwasi
O.B.C.
B.C.
Handicapped
174 i'Il I
'FIT (Ijtft Bhima and Tungabhadra are tributaries ofwhich river? Godavari
Kaveri
Krishna
Tapi
175 2011 tm'ft 311m "tr. c:flc.
fclwcfto, l'"fitft fcl 1410, ;rcft fu;ffi In 2011 which University awarded D. Litt. to Asha Bhosale Yeshwantrao Chavan Open University, Nashik
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Indira Gandhi Open University, New Delhi
Pune University, Pune
176 lSI<:11 HqCfil q;)uffi IOICllI'6!lj"Cf11RR mur
'l>lil!llil '814",THM",M [gil'4H C1(lMqcfl <lCf Whichofthefollowingobjects canbeachievedby the useofcomputers? Image enhancement
Digital photography
Psychological detection ofdeception
All the above
177 fuf.tm
(2)"tr. 3'I"Ff. 1ft. fuf.tm '815iUl", Sr. Expert Fingerprint Bureau is of the rank of Supdt.ofPolicelD.C.P.
D. 1. G. P.
Sr. P. 1.
Asst. P. 1. <iiiAAli <ii"mliol 'ifTT1T!SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK P.T.O. REM 28 A
178 Cf>101f'l1 fcI;(oli"'ll mf qlCilolelal Cllq(O<ml ilOIl"<l1
t;r Cf>'joIM;rm Which of the following rays are used in Snooperscope deployed for night surveillance?
X-rays Infra-red rays
Ultra-violet rays None ofthe above
179 1f-I. v:. WR
Centre for D.N.A. Fingerprinting and Diagnostics [C.D.F.D.] Govt. Institution is located at Hyderabad
Mumbai
Bangalore
Pune
180 Cf>101f'l1 0((lT"iI
'ifTGT <filft <filft q 'ifTGT ;rm Whichofthefollowingproperties ofX-rays make them useful for detection ofhidden objects in packages, boxes etc. Longer wavelength
Less energy
Short wavelength and high energy
None ofthe above
181 lIe<tl"l 'l1If.I'Ii o"ll"ll fuft G[Tiffi Cf>101f'l1 'liM"Ii(I fu.OIffi
293 <fum."<ft.m. 164m31l<."<ft.m. 45 m31l<.tfi.m. 173 m31l<.1ft.m. Procedure for letting in the evidence ofscientific expert is provided in Section 293 Cr. P.C.
164 Cr. P.C.
45 Cr. P.C.
173 Cr. P.C.
182 El(i"l>A "Cfltrn: 'Ii(OIRI q'lis(ll
firo:r rnz<ttl<l Which ofthe following technique is used to catch a thiefwho repeats thefts at one place? Lie detector
Truth serum
Detective dyes
Hypnotism <tiiiiXll <tililltllcfl "l11TT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK A 29 REM
183 3'lftlf.l'llOl 2000 19I"1lct 3'lftlCfiI{l
Cfia11 76 C!lt'l"l 77 78 79 Which Section under the Information Technology Act 2000 decides the level of the officer who investigates offences under the Act? Section 76
Section 77
Section 78
Section 79
184 Qi!fel o411i11Jl
Which ofthe following instruments is used for voice identification? Audio recorder
Sound spectrograph
Micro cassette recorder
None ofthe above
185 G 3f<fi! 1920 Cfia11 5 '5l'"InUt <IHT "CfilftW&1T 3'lli1cl<'41 3'lli1cl<'41 c;;q'kfti"il 7
4:SlftlCfiI{l "<llf-1 The provision ofthe IdentificationofPrisonersAct 1920 Section-5 authorises which Officer/Magistrate to take finger impression of person involved in offence punishable with less than one year imprisonment. Police Station Incharge Officer
Investigating Officer
Taluka Executive Magistrate
Judicial Magistrate First Class
186 19Ict)ctq<fj) CfiToTit il;;fM an%
4f&tCr-ra 3'lrF.lf.lm 3'lf.l4f&ta 3ia1: wf Which ofthe following is the indicator ofdisguised forgery Odd appearance
Inconsistent slant
Inconsistent spacing
Allofthe above
187 "{1fRr CfiQSili<l(j?1 am CfildU411i1101 3'IW CfiI%I""I1 "'litit qm
65141<:'12 To locate gunpowder residue on a coloured garment, it is photographed wIth X-rays
Ultra-violet rays
Infra-red rays
None ofthe above "'fI11T/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK P.T.O. REM 30 A
188 "5°It1It1.
GH 'lI"I History Sheets kept at police station are known as village crime note book part II
III
IV
V
189 3W!.lft. m. am?
2 29 30 28 Which new Section is inserted in I.P.C. to define 'Electronic Record' 2
29
30
28
190 cl'ff<ti,OI
m Cl1"rm Wffi . Chloldtl11tt Whichofthe following is the basisofclassificationoffingerprints Ridge pattern
Ridge core
Ridge angle
None ofthe above
191 S1ifi,OIlt1 t141<loA<tifl:t11 4Idfcl<"1I-;;mIT.
'it1<tiloCt 'it1<tiloCt 'it1<ti1"II 3lffitTq 3lCI<ICf 'it1<ti IoCt In poisoning cases the following is sent to the Laboratory for analysis. Clothes ofthe deceased
Body ofthe deceased
Viscera ofthe deceased
Teeth ofthe deceased
192 C!iTurnT
"'4141<"141t1 Which one ofthe following is not a documentary evidence? Post-mortem report
Death certificate
Age certificate
Statement made in the court in relation to crime
193 flhlc<ti am
q;lft flh'1 G<ti flhlcifi Chl old'q 11tt RDX is Military explosive
Industrial explosive
Low level explosive
None of the above
194 ClI4@t1.
3l'i'1f.4>l used in detonator. Lead azide
Ammonium chloride
Potassium hydroxide
Aluminium <tii6ll1 CfllqHilai 'llT'TT/SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK A 31 REM
195 %<:Cfll""li !.
&illd Qldf<luj 311%.
311% om RCflI41 RCflI41 RCflI41 In explosive cases seized bomb/detonators should be sent As such
After diffusing it at the site
After diffusing it in police station
Mter diffusing it by bomb detection and disposal squad
196 %§:SiGlC£1 eoi.m!ld31l%.
302 304 31 304 Of 498 31 Section IPC deals with dowry death. 302
304 A
304 B
498 A
197 1Rm11Ci5'llI(1
mR mut llCi5'llI(1I41 o'l:Slikt t'!la51lCoUT The antemortem sign of hanging is Cyanosis
Protruded tongue
Ligature mark over neck
Dribbling ofsaliva
198 Iii m m
faa:urit<li 'CfliluT q moo< ftltt!dl""lI Contusions are produced by which type ofweapon Pointed
Hard and Blunt
Sharp edged
Bullet fired from pistol
199 Gldii"lilPJi dQi(1€l3ffit1T<'llJCR
wf Examinationofclothesofvictim ofrape may show evidencelike Seminalstain
Blood stain
Foreign hair
All the above
200 "IlS4ii?l
"IlSil41 <slm q Bt.fiiM "IlSil41 q <slm tterr "IlSil"ll tt <slm tterr 0JTlft The specific feature ofthe stab wound is Depth ofthe wound is more than width and length Lengthofthewoundismore thanwidthanddepth Width ofthe wound is more than depth None ofthe above q;rilOll q;11l@J;;ntTT!SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK P.T.O. REM 32 A fli4'11 ..:.. ....) 311(Qf,j'li<R CIT <tl{0<il""ll am q <"lljBR ;;ffiT "q{1&1i"lt4 :&lltlf.l<i"l 82" <mfR;j id <Mt 1li1 1'O<l1mfUT/itCfT m tfG{ clcil eqi"<iloid{ tt SH'13R<1<tl1 ;JJj0<iIli1 lffif G111141'{cff 3'i1{qiSliliili 'IWT lffiI q;l1If :&lICl¥4<fi am. 201.
f<lailill'R
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'OQI031601 201. CD 3'i1G1i"l i<tl "tIT i 3'i1{Qf,j'liCl{let c<nc<n 0j<iif<l>a C;1SIClIClI. ijll<fiRdl Wflf <fi103<iIll$t OJ Cllq{ia, ll$t <fi'iii>41 <fit-momsl FOR ROUGH WORK