Friday 25 January 2013

TNPSC Group I Exam 2013-Free Model Test 2- Part 5


 TNPSC Group I Exam 2013- Model Test 2- Part 5

101. What is IPv6?
a) It is the new version of the software to be used for the Internet communications
b) It is the new International Internet Protocol among the member countries.
c) It is the latest version of primary communication protocol through which entire Internet is built
d) data insufficient





Answer: (c)






102. Which of the following is the first tiger reserve declared an Eco Sensitive Zone in 2012?
a) Bandipur
b) Periyar
c) Kanha
d) Annamalai





Answer: (a)






103. Consider the following and find out the correct statements
1. The United Nations Organisation was found based on Atlantic Charter
2. The Judiciary body of the UN is located in Geneva
3. Only French and English are the official languages of UN
a) all of the above
b) 2 & 3 only
c) 2 only
d) 1 only





Answer: (d)






104. Consider the following about the Oscar Awards
1. ‘The Artist’ was the awarded Oscar under the Best Picture category in 2012.
2. The first Indian who received Oscar Award for costume design in film Gandhi in the year 1982.
3. Totally Indians won Oscar awards five times till date

Which of the above statements is/are true?
a) all of the above
b) 1 & 2 only
c) 2 &3 only
d) 1 & 3 only





Answer: (a)






105. What is Rajiv Gandhi Equity Saving Scheme?
a) It is the scheme offered tax benefits for the investors’ upto 10 lakh in security market.
b) It offers tax benefits to the retail investors who invest for the first time upto 50,000 in security market
c) It offers tax benefits to the retail investors invest for first time in security market upto 50,000 and whose annual income is below 10 lakhs.
d) None of the above





Answer: (c)






106. Consider the following about the Mahatma Gandhi Pravasi Suraksha Yojana
1. It the old age pension scheme for overseas Indians working in other countries
2. It is the special social security scheme comprises pension, return and resettlement savings and Insurance cover.
3. Indian Overseas ministry co-contributes under the scheme for five years or till they return whichever is earlier

Which of the above statements is/are correct?
a) all of the above
b) 2 & 3 only
c) 1 & 2 only
d) 1 & 3 only





Answer: (b)






107.  Which of the following is/are correct?
1. There are Six National Parks in Tamil Nadu
2. Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park  is the largest among the other National Parks in Tamil Nadu
a) 1 only
b) 1 & 2
c) 2 only
d) None of the above





Answer: (c)






108. Consider the following about the Project Elephant
1. Project Elephant, a centrally sponsored scheme, launched in the year 1992
2. It is being implemented in all the states of India
3. There are totally 28 elephant reserves present in India and yet 6 more elephant reserves are approved by Government of India but not yet notified by the concerned state government
4. Tamil Nadu has 4 elephant reserves in the state

Which of the above statements are correct?
a) all of the above
b) 1 & 4 only
c) 1,3 & 4 only
d) 1,2 & 4 only





Answer: (b)






109. The Pentavalent Vaccine which is made a part of the routine immunization programme in many states in India does not cover:
a)  Diptheria
b)  Tuberculosis
c)   Hepatitis B
d)  Pertussis





Answer: b






110. Recently FDA has given nod for an anti- HIV Drug which is:
a)  Truvada
b)  Isoniazid
c)   Rifampicin
d)  Tenofovir





Answer (a)






111. Select the incorrect statement regarding Morning Sickness?
a)  Inspite of its name it can occur at any time of the day.
b)  It occurs because of increase in Estrogen and Progesterone levels.
c)   The usage of the drug Thalidomide resulted in birth defects in children.
d)  None of the above.





Answer: d






112. Diclofenac and Vultures – select the incorrect statement.
a)  The feeding of carcass of livestock which have taken diclofenac have caused renal failure in vulture population.
b)  Vultures do not lack the enzyme to breakdown diclofenac.
c)   Meloxicam is a better substitute for diclofenac.
d)  The decrease in vulture population has brought in imbalance and has caused an increase in rabies.





Answer: b






113. There is a stigma that is attached to Leucoderma disease in India. Select the incorrect statement.
a)  It is a auto immune disorder.
b)  It is contagious
c)   It is otherwise called as Leprosy.
d)  The white patch is due to the complete absence of melanin pigment but there is no loss of sensation in the patches.





Answer: c






114. With regard to Diabetes – select the correct statement:
a) Type 1 diabetes occurs when there is Insulin Resistance despite plenty of insulin around.
b) Type 2 diabetes occurs when the Pancreas is destroyed by the body’s own autoantibodies
c) Type1 develops above the age of 35 and Type 2 develops when the individual is below 20.
d) HbA1C test is a tool to identify people at high risk of diabetes.





Answer: d






115. Fossils of Australopithecus Sediba discovered in Africa, confirm that they depended on:
a)  C3 plants that convert carbon to a compound containing three carbon atoms
b)  C4 plants that convert carbon to a compound containing four carbon atoms
c)   CAM ( Crassulacean acid metabolism) plants that use either pathways for photosynthesis.
d)  All





Answer: a






116. Which form of bioremediation is used to decontaminate an area using fungi?
a) Phytoremediation
b) Mycoremediation
c) Bioleaching
d) Bioventing





Answer: b






117. The genome of DH – Pahang was sequenced successfully. What is it?
a)  It is a fungi which affects large plantations in S.E.Asian countries.
b)  It is a banana variety which is known for its resistance to a devastating fungal disease.
c)   It is a bacterial type that was found in extremely high saline and pH conditions.
d)  None.





Answer: b






118. For some patients having Urinary Tract Infections due to E.Coli, the antibiotic treatment is not found to be effective as the molecule Yersiniabactin prepared by E.Coli gets itself attached to:
a)  Iron
b)  Haemoglobin
c)   Copper
d)  Peptin Protein





Answer: c






119. The DNA sequences are nearly completely the same in which of the following cases.
a)Monozygotic twins
b) Dizygotic twins
c) Fraternal twins
d) Sororal twins





Answer: a






120. Circadian Rhythm – the biological clock:
a) Is only observed in animals.
b) In plants it identifies what season it is in and when to flower for the best chance of attracting insects to pollinate them.
c) In both plants and insect pests are out of phase,
d)  Only one biological clock exists per animal and hence there is nothing like “many organs in the body have independent circadian rhythms”





Answer: b






121. Match the Neurotransmitters and their deficiency disorders.
   Neurotransmitters              Disorders
A) Dopamine                         1. Alzhemier’s disease                    
B) Serotonin                          2. Parkinson’s disease
C) Acetylcholine                                3. Mental illness
D) Norepinephrine                4. Loss of Muscle tone

a) 2,3,1,4       
b) 2,3,4,1       
c) 3,2,1,4       
d) 4,2,3,1





Answer: a






122. Rancidification of cooking oils results in an unpleasant aroma and taste. This can be prevented by:
a) a blanket of an inert gas can be applied to the vapor space in the storage container immediately after production.
b) Keeping all oils in a cool and dry place.
c) Antioxidants like Vitamin E can be added.
d) All





Answer: d






123. An Electronic Cigarettes are not harmful.
R: Nicotine is delivered as a vapour rather than smoke and the nicotine is still derived from tobacco.
a)  Both A and R are correct and R is the correct explanation for A.
b)  Both A and R are correct but R is not the correct explanation for A.
c)   A is correct and R is incorrect.
d)  A is incorrect and R is correct.





Answer: d






124. Select the incorrect statement regarding Sickle Cell Anaemia.
1)   It is a genetic disorder which protects one, against life threatening forms of malaria if only one gene is defective.
2)   It is due to lack of iron rich food and is endemic to malnourished regions of the world.
3)   The miRNA  are found at enhanced levels in the RBC’s of people with sickle cell gene.
4)   It is a severe case of aneamia which left unnoticed changes the very shape of the RBC to which the haemoglobin is attached.
a)  2,3  b) 1,4  c) 2,4 d) 4 alone





Answer: c






125. In 2012, the noble prize for chemistry was given for the discovery of the functioning of GPCR. Select the correct statements related to it.
a) The G- Protein Coupled Receptors include receptors for adrenalin, epinephrine, dopamine, serotonin, light , flavor and odour.
b)  These receptors are made of 7 long and fatty strings.
c) GPCRs are by nature very mobile and are present in the fatty membrane of the cell/
d) All the above.





Answer: d

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