TNPSC GROUP-II Exam Original Question Paper- April 2010-Part 3
51. Female
literacy rate is below 30% (2001 Census) is select districts of
A)
Kerala
B)
Tamil Nadu
C)
Uttar Pradesh
D)
Karnataka
Answer: C
52. ‘Idiosai
Ketta Nagam Pola’ expresses the feeling of
A)
Pathetic sentiment (Azhugai)
B)
Fear (Achcham)
C)
Anger (Kopam)
D)
Languish (Parithavippu)
Answer: B
53. Liberation is possible while living with the
physical body. This theory is called
A)
Sadyomukti
B)
Aparoksha Mukti
C)
Jivanmukti
D)
Videha mukti
Answer: C
54. Which of
the following has the smallest flower?
A)
Wolffia microscopic
B)
Canna indica
C)
Azadircta indica
D)
Pyrus malus
Answer: A
55. Following
relief zones are the characteristics of ocean basins:
I Continental slopes
II Continental shelf
III Deep sea plain
IV Oceanic trench
A)
II, I, IV and III
B)
I, II, IV and III
C)
II, I, III and IV
D)
I, II, III and V
Answer: C
56. Central
Vigilance Commission was set up on the recommendation of
A)
Administrative Reforms Commission of India
B)
Gorwala Report
C)
Kripalani Committee
D)
Santhanam Committee
Answer: D
57. Classify
the sequence of Vanappu;
A)
Azhagu, Ammai, Thol, Thonmai
B)
Ammai, Azhagu, Thonmai, Thol
C)
Thonmai, Thol, Ammai, Azhagu
D)
Thonmai, Ammai, Thol, Azhagu
Answer: B
58. India
A)
North-West region
B)
Temperate Himalaya
C)
Semi-arid southern region
D)
Humid eastern region
Answer: B
59. The host
cells in human physiological system for HIV causing AIDS are
A)
T1 lymphocyte
B)
T2 lymphocyte
C)
T3 lymphocyte
D)
T4 lymphocyte
Answer: D
60. Which is
the only ape found in India
A)
Gorilla
B)
Orang-utan
C)
Gibbon
D)
Hylobate
Answer: C
61. Who is
considered as the father of Indian Renaissance?
A)
Raja Rammohan Ray
B)
B. Rabindranath Tagore
C)
B.M. Malabari
D)
M.G. Ranade
Answer: A
62. The central
teaching(s) of the Vedas is/are
A)
Karma only
B)
Jnana only
C)
Both Karma and Jnana
D)
None of these
Answer: C
63. A plant
that lives in a pond is called as
A)
Limnophyte
B)
Xerophyte
C)
Mesophyte
D)
Lithophyte
Answer: A
64. Punjab and Haryana receive rainfall from
A)
Westerly disturbances
B)
Cyclones in Bay of Bengal
C)
South-west monsoon
D)
Retreating monsoon
Answer: A
65. What is the
maximum time given to Rajya sabha for money bill?
A)
30 days
B)
21 days
C)
14 days
D)
45 days
Answer: C
66. Chittannavasal
is situated in
A)
Madurai
B)
Pudukkottai
C)
Trichy
D)
Thanjavur
Answer: B
67. The
indicator(s) of development according to modern ideology is/are
A)
Growth in national income
B)
Growth in per capital income
C)
High rate of capital
D)
All of these
Answer: D
68. What is the
chemical differences between celluloid and cellophane?
A)
These two materials have the same chemical composition
B)
Cellophane is much more inflammable than celluloid
C)
Celluloid contains nitrogen while cellophane does not
D)
Photographic images stick better to celluloid
Answer: C
69. The topmost
atmospheric layers is called
A)
Troposphere
B)
Ionosphere
C)
Mesosphere
D)
Stratosphere
Answer: B
70. New
Entrepreneurs Agency was established in
A)
1956
B)
1961
C)
1980
D)
1986
Answer: C
71. Who was the
last Governor General of the English East India Company?
A)
Lord Canning
B)
William Bentinck
C)
Robert Clive
D)
Lord Ripon
Answer: A
72. Darsana is
A)
the vision of truth
B)
the vision of God
C)
the way of life
D)
none of these
Answer: A
73. The study
of age of the trees by counting annual rings is called
A)
Dendrogram
B)
Dendrochronology
C)
Entomology
D)
Geronotology
Answer: B
74. Who was the
Chairman of the Indian Constituent Assembly?
A)
Jawaharlal Nehru
B)
Mahatma Gandhi
C)
Rajendra Prasad
D)
Sardar patel
Answer: C
75. Linguistics
scholar is
A)
Aru. Ramanathan
B)
T.A. Gnanamurthy
C)
Na. Subbureddiar
D)
S. Agathialingam
Answer: D
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