Sunday, 26 January 2014

NTSE Geography questions

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Exercise 1
1.         Any thing that can be used to satisfy a need is
(1)   utility                                 (2)   value
(3)   resource                             (4)   patent
2.             The application of the latest knowledge and skills in doing or making things is
(1)   technology                                     (2)   numerology
(3)   psychology                                    (4)   astrology
3.             A resource that can be used at home is
(1)   iron ore                                           (2)   copper
(3)   petroleum                                       (4)   firewood
4.         Air, water, soil, etc are called
(1)   human resources                 (2)   actual resources
(3)   natural resources                 (4)   potential resources
5.         Biotic resources are
(1)   derived from living things
(2)   derived from non-living things
(3)   made by human beings
(4)   derived from substances
6.         One valuable resource that contributes to the devel­opment of human resources is
(1)   mental ability                      (2)   intelligence
(3)   education                           (4)   skills
7.         An example of a man made resource is
(1) tropical forest                       (2) spring water
(3) desert                                  (4) buildings
8.         Resources that are likely to exist in a particular area or region are known as
(1) biotic resources
(2) potential resources
(3) abiotic resources
(4) human resources
9.         Solar and wind energy are examples of
(1)   renewable resources
(2)   non-renewable resources
(3)   localised resources
(4)   actual resources
10.        The rich deposits of coal are found in Ruhr region of
(1)   Argentina                           (2)   Germany
(3)   Italy                                   (4)   Romania
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Exercise 2
1.             The total area of the earth's surface covered by land is
(1)   50%                                                 (2)   30%
(3)   409/o                                               (4)   60%
2.             Afforestation, land reclamation, regulated use of chemicals, pesticides and checks on overgrazing are the common methods to conserve
(1)   water                                               (3)   land
(2)   oil                                                    (4)   silt
3.             The major threats to soil are
(1)   soil erosion and depletion
(2)   land reclamation
(3)   building houses
(4)   natural vegetation
4.             The process of collecting rain water from roof tops and directing it to an appropriate location and stor­ing it for future use is
(1)   water market
(2)   rain water harvesting
(3)   contour ploughing
(4)   shelter belt
5.             Which of the following methods is most appropriate to check soil erosion on steep slopes?
(1) Shelter belts
(2) Mulching
(3) Terrace cultivation
(4) Water harvesting
6.             In which of the following states is black soil more prevalent?
(1)   Maharashtra                                                  (2)   Assam
(3)   Punjab                                                            (4)   Manipur
7.             The breaking up and decaying of exposed rocks by temperature changes is called
(1)   intercropping                                                (2)   weathering
(3)   ecosystem                                                     (4)   agroforestry
8.         A vital renewable natural resource is
(1)   petroleum                                       (2)   coal
(3)   water                                             (4)   natural gas

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Exercise 3
1 .            Name the mineral which is used every day.
                (1)   Bauxite                                                           (2)   Coal
(3)   Salt                                                                  (4)   Mica
2.             Minerals of different kinds are about
(1)   two thousand                                                (2)   five thousand
(3)   ten thousand                                                 (4)   three thousand
3.             Non-metallic minerals do not contain
(1)   ores                                                                 (2)   metals
(3)   silver                                                               (4)   lead
4.             Which of the following is a non-ferrous mineral?
(1)   Iron Ore
(2)   Chromite Ore
(3)   Manganese Ore
(4)   Lime stone
5.             Petroleum and natural gas that occur below the earth surface are extracted through the process of
(1)   quarrying                                                       (2)   mining
(3)   drilling                                             (4)   open cast mining
6.             Deposits of gold in India are found in
( 1 )   Kolar in Karnataka                                     (2)   Aurangabad in Maharashtra
(3)   Kurnool in Andhra Pradesh               (4)   Meerut in Uttar Pradesh
7.             he rarest diamond in the world is the
(1)   white diamond
(2)   yellow diamond
(3)   ocean dream diamond
(4)   red diamond
8.             he oldest rocks in the world are in
(1)   New Zealand                                                 (2)           Canada
(3)   Italy                                                                  (4)         Australia
9.             Silicon, used in the computer industry is obtained from
(1)   copper                                                            (2)   iron
(3)   quartz                                                             (4)   cobalt
10.          Minerals are
(1)   non-renewafele resources
(2)   renewable resources
(3)   biotic resources
(4)   ubiquitous resources


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NTSE Civics question

Exercise 1
1.             The Constituent Assembly drafted a Constitution for independent India between
(1) January 1946 and December 1948
(2) January 1947 and December 1949
(3) December 1946 and November 1949
(4) January 1948 to December 1949
2.             The powers of the king came to an end in Nepal in the year
(1)   2004                                                               (2)   2006
(3)   2005                                                               (4)   2007
3.             Nepal moved from a monarchy to a
(1)   democratic form of government
(2)   dictatorial form of government
(3)   autocratic government
(4)   None of these
4.             The Indian Constitution was passed by the Constitu­ent Assembly on 26 November,
(1)   1950                                                               (2)   1947
(3)   1948                                                               (4)   1949
5.             The Constituent Assembly met for
(1)   1000 days                                                     (2)   1048 days
(3)   1090 days                                                     (4)   1060 days
6.             The President of the drafting committee was
(1)   B.R. Ambedkar
(2)   V.V. Giri
(3)   Rajendra Prasad
(4)   Dr H.P. Modi
7.             B.R. Ambedkar was the_______of the drafting committee.
(1)   President
(2)   Secretary
(3)   Vice President
(4)   Chairman
8.             The Indian Constitution was drafted in almost
(1)   three years                                                    (2)   two years
(3)   four years                                                      (4)   one year
9.             There were members in the Constituent Assembly to draft the constitution of India in 1946.
(1)   308                                                                 (3)   120
(2)   118                                                                 (4)   300
10.          India got political independence in
(1)   1946                                                               (2)   1947
(3)   1950                                                               (4)   1948

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Exercise 2
1.             In Hitler's Germany, several millions of _____ were persecuted
(1)   Muslims                                                         (2)   Jews
(3)   Hindus                                                           (4)   Sikhs
2.             In which country, children in government schools have to begin their school day reciting the pledge of Allegiance?
(1)   Germany
(2)   United Kingdom
(3)   United States of America
(4)   Africa
3.             In order to prevent religion based exclusion and dis­crimination of lower castes, the Indian Constitution bans
(1)   untouchability                                              (2)   racialism
(3)   casteism                                         (4)   discrimination
4.             Which of the following is a Jewish state?
(1)   Algeria                                                           (2)   Tunisia
(3)   Israel                                                              (4)   Morocco
5.             Which country is an Islamic country?
(1)   Turkey                                                           (2)   Mauritius
(3)   South Africa                                                 (4)   Cyprus
6.             When did riots occur in the country after the assas­sination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi?
                (1) 1991                                                                 (2) 1971
                (3) 1984                                                                 (4) 1967
7.             In which country, were Muslim students, wearing headscarfs expelled from school?
(1)   Germany                                                       (2)   France
(3)   Italy                                                               (4)   Scotland
8.             Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism have their _____ in India
(1)   origin                                                              (2)   base
(3)   roots                                                               (4)   None of these
9.         Which of the following religions was born in India?
(1)   Hinduism                                       (2)   Buddhism and Jainism
(3)   Sikhism                                         (4)   All of these
10.          In India, the percentage of Hindus among the total population is
                (1)           60                                                           (2) 18
                (3) 19                                                                     (4) 80

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Exercise 3
1.             The Indian National Congress was formed in
(1)   1887                                                               (2)   1885
(3)   1889                                                               (4)   1884
2.             The presiding officer of the Lok Sabha is the
(1)   Speaker                                                         (2)   Deputy Speaker
(3)   Chairman                                                      (4)   Secretary
3.             The leader of the ruling party in the Lok Sabha is the
(1)   President                                                        (2)   Prime Minister
(3)   Chief Minister                                              (4)   Governor
4.             The highest law-making body of the country consist­ing of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha is the
(1)   Assembly                                                      (2)   Parliament
(3)   President                                                        (4)   Prime Minister
5.             The members of the Lok Sabha are usually elected once in every
(1)   three years                                                    (2)   five years
(3)   four years                                                      (4)   six years
6.             The nominal head of the state in India is the
(1)   President                                                        (2)   Prime Minister
(3)   Chief Minister                                              (4)   Governor
7.             Which bill can be introduced only in the Lok Sabha?
(1)   Women's Reservation Bill
(2)   Money Bill
(3)   Appropriation Bill
(4)   None of these
8.             he present strength of the Lok Sabha is
(1)   540                                                                   (2) 541
(3)   542                                                                 (4)   543
9.             The term of office of the President is
(1)   6 years                                                           (2)   7 years
(3)   5 years                                                           (4)   3 years
10.          Which one of the following is not an integral part of the executive body?
(1) Vice-President                        (2) President
(3) Council of Ministers                                      (4) Speaker

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