MCQS SOLUTION

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MCQs SOCIAL SCIENCE SOLUTION 



Q1. Sri Lanka experienced a civil war. Was this due to the 1956 Act securing Sinhala dominance?

(A) Yes, directly.

(B) Yes, but not directly.

(C) No, the Act was unrelated.

(D) No, the premise is incorrect.

A1. (B)

Q2. Which regional party/symbol/state pairing is correct?

(A) Rashtriya Lok Dal - Mashal - Uttar Pradesh

(B) Telugu Desam - Cycle - Andhra Pradesh

(C) Telangana Rashtra Samiti - Kite - Telangana

(D) Shiromani Akali Dal - Chashma - Punjab

A2. (B)

Q3. Which are included in the Union List?

(A) Police, Foreign affairs, Agriculture

(B) Trade, Irrigation, Marriage

(C) Education, Commerce, Banking

(D) Currency, Communication, Defence

A3. (D)

Q4. How did linguistic-based state creation in India impact the country?

I. United it.

II. Eased administration.

III. Weakened federalism.

IV. Developed languages.

(A) I, II, & III

(B) II, III, & IV

(C) I, II, & IV

(D) I, III, & IV

A4. (C)

Q5. Why is democracy considered better than other governments?

(A) Enhances individual dignity.

(B) Promotes elite equality.

(C) Promotes private ownership.

(D) Increases individualism.

A5. (A)

Q6. What measures did Belgium take to address its issues?

I. Community government.

II. Majoritarian policy.

III. Equal language representation.

IV. More power to local governments.

(A) I, II, & III

(B) I, III, & IV

(C) I, II, & IV

(D) II, III, & IV

A6. (B)

Q7. Which Indian state has the largest area of permanent forest?

(A) Haryana

(B) Himachal Pradesh

(C) Punjab

(D) Madhya Pradesh

A7. (D)

Q8. A low-grade brown coal, found in Neyveli, Tamil Nadu, soft with high moisture, is:

(A) Pit Coal

(B) Anthracite Coal

(C) Lignite Coal

(D) Bituminous Coal

A8. (C)

Q9. Which crop is known as 'Golden Fibre'?

(A) Cotton

(B) Wool

(C) Jute

(D) Silk

A9. (C)

Q10. Which river project/river pairing is correct?

(A) Gandhi Sagar - Chambal

(B) Hirakud - Godavari

(C) Nagarjuna Sagar - Kaveri

(D) Salal - Beas

A10. (A)

Q11. Which loan sources are best for farmer Rama?

I. Bank

II. Agricultural Trader

III. Self-Help Group

IV. Government

(A) I, III, & IV

(B) I, II, & III

(C) II, III, & IV

(D) I, II, & IV

A11. (A)

Q12. 'Per capita income' is a development criterion used by:

(A) UNDP

(B) WHO

(C) WTO

(D) World Bank

A12. (D)

Q13. Which stimulate globalization?

I. Reduced trade barriers.

II. Reduced producer competition.

III. Reduced import/export taxes.

IV. Removed foreign investment restrictions.

(A) I, II, & III

(B) II, III, & IV

(C) I, III, & IV

(D) I, II, & IV

A13. (C)

Q14. Which is a provision of MGNREGA 2005?

(A) 100 days of employment for all residents.

(B) 200 days of employment for rural residents.

(C) Grains for rural work.

(D) Unemployment allowance.

A14. (A)

Q15. Is the rupee accepted in India because the World Bank legalizes it?

(A) Yes, directly.

(B) Yes, but the reason is incorrect.

(C) No, the reason is incorrect.

(D) No, the premise is incorrect.

A15. (C)

Q16. Which is the odd one out?

(A) Hindustan Computers Limited

(B) Hindustan Unilever

(C) Bharti Airtel Limited

(D) Indian Postal Service

A16. (D)

Q17. Match the writer/work:

a. Ramcharitmanas | i. Tulsidas

b. Bengal Gazette | ii. James August Hickey

c. Kesari | iii. Bal Gangadhar Tilak

d. Samvad Kaumudi | iv. Raja Ram Mohan Roy

(A) a-i, b-ii, c-iii, d-iv

(B) a-ii, b-iii, c-iv, d-i

(C) a-iii, b-iv, c-i, d-ii

(D) a-iv, b-i, c-ii, d-iii

A17. (A)

Q18. Chronological order:

I. Second Round Table Conference

II. Simon Commission

III. Dandi March

IV. Chauri-Chaura

(A) I, II, III, IV

(B) IV, II, III, I

(C) IV, II, I, III

(D) I, II, IV, III

A18. (B)

Q19. El Dorado was famous for:

(A) Diversity

(B) Gold

(C) Smallpox

(D) Trade

A19. (B)

Q20. Order of incl

usion in unified Italy:

I. Venetia

II. Savoy Sardinia

III. Sicilies

(A) I, II, III

(B) II, III, I

(C) I, III, II

(D) II, I, III

A20. (B)

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