computer knowledge

An assembler is a
Program Hardware Language Error

Who is the father of computer?
Charles Babbage Bill gates Steve jobs Hollerith

Which of the following is used to manufacture fourth generation computer?
Vacuum Tubes IC-chips Transistors Micro processors

Can two methods have same name in Java?
Yes No

A class that inherits a base class containing virtual function is called
Derived Polymorphic Virtual Base

Which of the following is the scope resolution operator?
:: ; << >>

In C++, a function contained within a class is called
A member function An operator A class function A method

World organisation

1) In which year was the League of Arab States is a regional organisation formed in Cairo?

a) 2010.
b) 1947.
c) 1980.
d) 1945.

ANSWER : 1945

2) The International Human rights convention adopted by the United Nations was for:

a) Children.
b) Prisoners.
c) Disabled.
d) Migrant workers.

ANSWER : Children

3) Where is the headquarters of International Atomic energy agency located?

a) Vienna.
b) London.
c) Washington.
d) Geneva.

ANSWER : Vienna

4) Where is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization or NATO based?

a) Beijing.
b) Athens.
c) Brussels.
d) New York.

ANSWER : Brussels

5) When was European Nuclear Energy Agency founded?

a) 1968.
b) 1922.
c) 1958.
d) 1942.

ANSWER : 1958

General facts about world

1. Which is the natural satellite of earth?

a) Atlas
b) Ariel
c) Moon
d) Oberon

ANSWER: c) Moon

The Moon is Earth's only natural satellite. It is the largest relative to the size of the object it orbits.

2. Which was the least populous country as of 2010?

a) Dominica
b) Marshall Islands
c) Vatican City
d) Saint Lucia

ANSWER: c) Vatican City

It is the smallest internationally recognized independent state in the world by both area and population with 829 dwellers.

3. Which was the most densely populated country as of 2010?

a) Bahrain
b) Bangladesh
c) Monaco
d) Singapore

ANSWER: c) Monaco

The most densely populated sovereign nation is Monaco, with a population density of 18,068 people/km2.

4. Which is the most sparsely populated country as in 2013?

a) Australia
b) Botswana
c) Canada
d) Mongolia

ANSWER: d) Mongolia

The most sparsely populated country is Mongolia with a population of 2.839 million in 2013

5. Which is the largest country as in 2010?

a) Brazil
b) China
c) Japan
d) Russia

ANSWER: d) Russia

The largest country in the world is Russia with a size of 17,098,242 square km.

Indian Agriculture

1. Which is the highest food grain producing Indian state, as per 2013-14?

a) Madhya Pradesh
b) Punjab
c) Uttar Pradesh
d) Maharashtra

ANSWER: c) Uttar Pradesh

The leading state in food grain production is Uttar Pradesh with 19.09% share followed by Punjab with 10.49% share and Madhya Pradesh with 9.19% share.

2. Which is the highest coarse cereal producing Indian state, as per 2013-14?

a) Karnataka
b) Maharashtra
c) Rajasthan
d) Uttar Pradesh

ANSWER: c) Rajasthan

The leading state in coarse cereal production is Rajasthan with 16.06% share followed by Karnataka with 15.73% share and Maharashtra with 14.02% share.

3. Which is the highest Pulses producing Indian state, as per 2013-14?

a) Madhya Pradesh
b) Maharashtra
c) Uttar Pradesh
d) Rajasthan

ANSWER: a) Madhya Pradesh

The leading state in pulses production is Madhya Pradesh with 26.71% share followed by Maharashtra with 15.10% share and Uttar Pradesh with 12.42% share.

4. Which is the highest Oilseeds producing Indian state, as per 2013-14?

a) Gujarat
b) Madhya Pradesh
c) Rajasthan
d) Andhra Pradesh

ANSWER: b) Madhya Pradesh

The leading state in oilseeds production is Madhya Pradesh with 20.54% share followed by Rajasthan with 20.22% share and Gujarat with 18.81% share.

5. Which is the highest milk producing Indian state, as per 2012-13?

a) Andhra Pradesh
b) Punjab
c) Uttar Pradesh
d) Rajasthan

ANSWER: c) Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh is the leading state in milk production during 2012-13 followed by Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Punjab.

Honours and Awards

1. Who among the following won the Padma Vibhushan Award in 2013 in the category of Science and Technology?

a.) Dr. Vijay Kumar Saraswat
b.) Dr. Ashoke Sen 
c.) Prof. Yash Pal
d.) Prof. Mustansir Barma

2. Rahul Dravid was awarded with a national honour for sport in 2013. Which award did he win?

a.) Padma Vibhushan
b.) Padma Bhushan
c.) Padma Shri
d.) Khel Ratna

3. In which year was Sharmila Tagore honoured with Padma Bhushan in the category of Art?

a.) 2010
b.) 2011
c.) 2012
d.) 2013

4. Who among the following was not hounoured with Padma award in 2013 posthumously?

a.) Rajesh Khanna
b.) Jaspal Singh Bhatti
c.) Dr. Ram Krishnan
d.) Dr. Jayaraman Gowrishankar 

5. What is Dada Saheb Phalke award awarded for?

a.) Contribution for the growth and development of Indian Cinema. 
b.) Contribution in various categories including science, sports. 
c.) Contribution in the field of literature
d.) Contribution in the field of peace. 

computer knowledge

1. ___________ is a single integrated circuit.

a.) Chip
b.) CPU
c.) Gate
d.) Motherboard

2. e-commerce is an application of _____________

a.) LAN
b.) WAN
c.) Internet
d.) Intranet

3. Virus is a ___________

a.) Software
b.) Hardware
c.) Chip
d.) Device driver

4. For what logic gate, the output is complement of the input?

a.) NOT
b.) AND
c.) OR
d.) XOR

5. __________ uses the structured programming approach.

a.) c
b.) Java
c.) Basic
d.) Visual basic

6. Which of the following has the single bus structure?

a.) Parallel systems
b.) Super computer
c.) Mainframes
d.) Mini and micro computers

Indian Culture

1. The famous song ‘Saare Jaha se Achha’ is composed by ___________

a. Ravindra Nath Tagore
b. Bankim Chandra Chattopadhya
c. Mohammad Iqbal
d. None of the above

ANSWER: c. Mohammad Iqbal

2. Boat race is part of which of the following festival?

a. Pongal
b. Onam
c. Bihu
d. Navratri

ANSWER: b. Onam


3. Who had introduced Police system in India?

a. Lord Wellesley
b. Lord Minto
c. Lord Hastings
d. Lord Cornwallis

ANSWER: d. Lord Cornwallis


14. Which of the following Raga is sung early in the morning?

a. Todi
b. Darbari
c. Malhar
d. Bhopali

ANSWER: a. Todi


15. __________ is the traditional form of Rangoli practised in the state of Uttarakhand.

a. Aripana
b. Aipan
c. Alpana
d. Kolam

ANSWER: b. Aipan

General Science

1. Death in Carbon dioxide atmosphere occurs due to – 

a.) lack of oxygen
b.) suffocation
c.) destruction of tissues
d.) it stopping the functioning of brain

2. This digestive juice has no enzymes. What is it called?

a.) Saliva
b.) Intestinal juice
c.) Bile juice
d.) Gastric juice

3. Termination of a foetus is called as __________. 

a.) Delivery
b.) Abortion
c.) Parturition
d.) Conception

4. In case of thyroid malfunctioning, the levels of which hormone get effected: 

a.) TSH
b.) Cortisol
c.) Adrenaline
d.) Estrogen

5. Which gland is effected by hypothyroid?

a.) Pitutary
b.) Adrenal
c.) Thyroid
d.) Ovary

Computer knowledge

1. Windows is ______________

a.) An operating environment
b.) An operating system
c.) An interface
d.) Hardware

2. ___________ is the main memory of the computer.

a.) ERAM
b.) ROM
c.) RAM
d.) EPROM

3. Which of the following is correct for operating system?

a.) OS helps other programs run
b.) OS recovers lost data
c.) OS helps in resource management
d.) None

4. .VXD represents

a.) Picture file
b.) Text file
c.) Device drivers
d.) Image file

5. Which group does PIF editor belong?

a.) Games
b.) Accessories
c.) Main
d.) None

6. Combo box in a dialog box is

a.) A combination of text box and list box
b.) A list box
c.) A combination of list box and check box
d.) None

Chemistry

1) Which was the first metal that was used by man?

a) Gold
b) Bronze.
c) Copper.
d) Iron.

ANSWER : Copper

2) Which among the following consists of the nucleus of an atom?

a) Electrons and neutrons.
b) Electrons and protons.
c) Protons and neutrons.
d) All of these.

ANSWER : Protons and neutrons

3) Among the following which law states that the amount of gas dissolved in a liquid is proportional to its partial?

a) Henry’s law.
b) Raoult’s law.
c) Dalton’s law.
d) Gay Lussac’s law.

ANSWER : Henry’s law

4) The nucleus of a hydrogen atom consists of:

a) 1 proton only.
b) 1 proton + 2 neutrons.
c) 1 neutron only.
d) 1 electron only.

ANSWER : 1 proton only

5) Which among the following is the most abundant rare gas in the atmosphere?

a) He.
b) Ne.
c) Ar.
d) Xe.

ANSWER : Ar

Biology

1) What part of eyes adjusts to focus more clearly?

a) Lens.
b) Retina.
c) Blind spot.
d) Lid.

ANSWER : Lens

2) Which organism is helpful in making the soil more fertile?

a) Roundworm.
b) Earthworm.
c) Ringworm.
d) Beetle.

ANSWER : Earthworm

3) What is the pituitary gland attached to?

a) Brain.
b) Heart.
c) Lungs.
d) Liver.

ANSWER : Brain

4) How many joints are there in the Human body?

a) 410.
b) 230.
c) 567.
d) 198.

ANSWER : 230

5) What is the average weight of Human brain?

a) 3,200 grams.
b) 1000 grams.
c) 1,400 grams.
d) 2,300 grams.

ANSWER : 1,400 grams

Indian Agriculture

1. Which sector is the backbone of Indian economy?

a) Service Sector
b) Financial Sector
c) Tourism Sector
d) Agriculture Sector

ANSWER: d) Agriculture Sector

Agriculture is the pillar of the Indian economy because of its high share in employment and livelihood creation.

2. Which among the following is not a cereal?

a) Rice
b) Wheat
c) Gram
d) Maize

ANSWER: c) Gram

Food grains consist of cereals and pulses. Rice, wheat, jowar, bajra, maize, etc. are included among the cereals whereas gram, moong, masur, arhar, etc. are included among the pulses.

3. Who announced the introduction of National Food Security Act?

a) Pranab Mukherjee
b) Manmohan Singh
c) P.Chidambaram
d) Arun Jaitley

ANSWER: a) Pranab Mukherjee

On July 6, 2009, Finance Minister Mr.Pranab Mukherjee announced the introduction of National Food Security Act under which BPL families in rural and urban areas will be entitled by law to 25 kg. of wheat or rice per month at Rs. 3 per kg.

4. When was NFSM launched?

a) Mid of 9th Five-Year Plan
b) End of 10th Five-Year Plan
c) Mid of 11th Five-Year Plan
d) End of 11th Five-Year Plan

ANSWER: d) End of 11th Five-Year Plan

The Ministry of Agriculture has launched NFSM by the end of 11th Five-Year Plan (2007-08-2011-12) with an allocation of Rs. 4882.5 crore to increase the production of rice, wheat and pulses by 10, 8 and 2 million tonnes, respectively.

5. Who announced the launch of Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana?

a) Narendra Modi
b) Dr. Manmohan Singh
c) Atal Bihari Vajpayee
d) I.K.Gujral

ANSWER: b) Dr. Manmohan Singh

Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh announced the launch of Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana at the 53rd meeting of NDC with a Central allocation of Rs. 25,000 crore to increase the share of investment in agriculture in their state plans so as to hike agriculture and allied sector's growth from the existing 2% to 4%. 7,810.87 crore was the allocation under RKVY for the year 2011-12.

General Science

1. In which months are Kharif crops harvested?

a.) March – April
b.) May – June
c.) June July
d.) August- September
e.) October- November

2. When the large masses of bed rocks slide quickly, the phenomenon is called as: 

a.) Land slide
b.) Earthquake
c.) Weathering
d.) Withering

3. Which of the following animals do not have jaws?

a.) Mammals
b.) Protochordates
c.) Reptiles
d.) Birds
e.) Fish

4. __________ eyes help cockroaches to see the objects all around them.

a.) Simple 
b.) Compound
c.) 180 degree
d.) Over head

5. Jaundice exhibits the malfunctioning of which organ?

a.) Gall bladder
b.) Stomach
c.) Liver
d.) Long Intestine 

Indian transport system

1. When did Indian Railways provide internet service on trains?

a) January 26, 1998
b) October 1, 2002
c) April 1, 2003
d) May 1, 2003

ANSWER: d) May 1, 2003

The most important achievement of Indian Railways is that it became the first railways in the world to provide internet service on trains from May 1,

2003.

2. Who is responsible for the construction and maintenance of the National Highways?

a) State Government
b) Central Government
c) Federal Government
d) National Government

ANSWER: b) Central Government

The National Highway System is the primary road grid of the country. The construction and maintenance of the National Highways is the direct responsibility of the Central Government.

3. Who is responsible for the State highways and major district roads?

a) State Government
b) Central Government
c) Federal Government
d) National Government

ANSWER: a) State Government

The State highways and major district roads form the secondary road system and take care of collector and distributor functions. They are maintained through various agencies in the State and UTs.

4. When was the Border Roads Development Organisation (BRO) set up?

a) April 1951
b) April 1952
c) April 1955
d) May 1960

ANSWER: d) May 1960

The Border Roads Development Organisation (BRO) was set up in May 1960 in order to intensify economic development and fortify defence preparedness through rapid and integrated expansion and betterment of road network in the North and north-eastern border areas. The organisation commenced transactions with Project Tusker renamed project Vartak) in the east and Project Beacon in the west.

5. Which among the following does not belong to the scheduled airlines in the public sector?

a) Air India
b) Alliance Air
c) Air India Charters Ltd. (Air India Express)
d) Aryan Cargo Express Private Limited

ANSWER: d) Aryan Cargo Express Private Limited

Aryan Cargo Express (P) Limited (ACE) was incorporated in Dec 2005 in India for carrying Cargo across the Globe and within India. ACE, headquartered in India, sees this as an ideal platform for air cargo business, providing Airport to Airport cargo transportation services.

Biology

1) Human nails are made up of …………

a) Keratin.
b) Cholesterol.
c) Gelatin.
d) Calcium.

ANSWER : Keratin

2) What is the scientific term for high blood pressure?

a) Heart attack.
b) Hypertension.
c) COPD.
d) Asthma.

ANSWER : Hypertension

3) What cell component is commonly used for personal identification?

a) DNA.
b) Ammonia acid.
c) RNA.
d) REM.

ANSWER : DNA

4) Which is the smallest bone in the body?

a) Hammer.
b) Femur.
c) Patella.
d) Stirrup.

ANSWER : Stirrup

5) What method is used to kill the bacteria in milk?

a) Pasteurization.
b) Sterilization.
c) Chlorination.
d) Immunization.

ANSWER : Pasteurization