Q1) Consider the following statements :
A) The Lingayats were recorded as a caste within the Hindu religion for
the first time in the 1881 census done in Mysore state.
B) The tradition of Lingayatism is known to have been founded by social
reformer and philosopher Basavanna in 12th century Karnataka.
Options:
1) Only A is correct
2) Only B is correct
3) Both A & B are correct
4) None is correct
Q2) Consider the following statements :
A) As per the Statista, an online data portal India would have an estimated
492.68 million mobile phone Internet users by 2022.
B) Facebook is projected to reach close to 319 million users in India by 2023.
Options:
1) Both A & B are correct
2) Only A is correct
3) None is correct
4) Only B is correct
Q3) As per the Trafficking of Persons (Prevention, Protection and Rehabilitation) Bill of 2018 , choose the correct statements :
A) The Victims are entitled to interim relief immediately within 30 days to address their
physical, mental trauma etc. and further appropriate relief within 60 days from the date
of filing of the charge sheet.
B) Punishment ranges from rigorous minimum 7 years to life and fine not less than Rs. 1
lakh.
C) Trafficking in human beings is the third largest organized crime violating basic human
rights
Options :
1) A & C are correct
2) B & C are correct
3) A & B are correct
4) All are correct
Q4) Consider the following statements :
A) The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences
(CCRAS) is an autonomous body of the Ministry of
AYUSH.
B) CCRAS initiated Tribal Health Care Research Programme
(THCRP) in all the States except J & K
Options:
1) Both are correct
2) None is correct
3) Only A is correct
4) Only B is correct
Q5) Consider the following statements :
A) The Director General of Narcotics Control Bureau is an officer of the Indian
Police Service(IPS) or the Indian Administrative Service(IAS).
B) The Golden Crescent overlaps three nations, Afghanistan, Iran, and Pakistan
C) The Golden Triangle refers to the area where the borders of Thailand, Laos,
and Myanmar meet at the confluence of the Ruak and Mekong Rivers.
Options :
1) All are correct
2) A & C are correct
3) A & B are correct
4) B & C are correct
Q6) Consider the following statements :
A) International Day of Forests is observed every year on 21st March.
B) The 2018 Theme : Forests and Energy
C) International Day of Forests was observed for the first time on March 21, 2013.
Options :
1) All are correct
2) A & C are correct
3) B & C are correct
4) Only A is correct
Q7) Consider the following statements :
A) According to IRDAI data, health insurance accounted for 27 per cent of premium
underwritten in general insurance products in 2016-17.
B) The IRDA’s headquarters are in Hyderabad, Telangana.
C) As per the directives of IRDA , insurers not to reject claims on the basis of exclusions
related to genetic disorders.
Options :
1) All are correct
2) A & C are correct
3) B & C are correct
4) A & B are correct
Q8) Consider the following statements :
A) The candidates of Rajya Sabha are elected by the Legislative Assembly of States and Union
territories by means of Single transferable vote through Proportional representation.
B) One-third of the members of the Upper House of parliament retire after every two years.
C) To be eligible to be a Rajya Sabha member one must be a citizen of India and must not be
less than 35 years of age.
Options :
1) All are correct
2) A & B are correct
3) A & C are correct
4) B & C are correct
Q9) Consider the following statements :
A) KISS was the second organisation from Asia to be selected by British Council to
host the Commonwealth Big Lunch.
B) British Council celebrated its 75 years of inception in Commonwealth countries.
C) Kiss stands for Kozikhode Institute of Social Sciences (KISS)
Options:
1) A & C are correct
2) A & B are correct
3) Only A is correct
4) None is correct
Q10) Consider the following statements :
A) The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the Republic of Congo and Indonesia jointly signed
the Brazzaville declaration.
B) Cuvette Centrale region in the Congo Basin is considered to be the world’s largest tropical
peatlands
C) Peatlands are wetlands that contain a mixture of decomposed organic material, partially
submerged in a layer of water, lacking oxygen.
Options :
1) A & C are correct
2) A & B are correct
3) All are correct
4) B & C are correct
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