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    In which state is the Ghana Bird Sanctuary located?

    (a) Madhya Pradesh

    (b) Rajasthan

    (c) West Bengal

    (d) Kerala

    Option b – Rajasthan

    Dachigam Wildlife Sanctuary is located in which of the following states?

    (a) West Bengal

    (b) Madhya Pradesh

    (c) Chhattisgarh

    (d) Jammu and Kashmir

    Option d – Jammu and Kashmir

    The main animal found in Kaziranga National Park is

    (a) Asiatic lion

    (b) Wild elephant

    (c) One-horned rhinoceros

    (d) Royal Bengal Tiger

    Option c – One-horned rhinoceros

    The first national park established in India is

    (a) Jim Corbett National Park, Nainital (Uttarakhand)

    (b) Dudhwa National Park, Lakhimpur Kheri (Madhya Pradesh)

    (c) Kanha Kisli National Park, Mandla and Balaghat (Madhya Pradesh)

    (d) Khangchendzonga National Park, Gangtok (Sikkim)

    Option a – Jim Corbett National Park, Nainital (Uttarakhand)

    Where is Dudhwa National Park located?

    (a) Madhya Pradesh

    (b) Uttar Pradesh

    (c) Tamil Nadu

    (d) Odisha

    Option b – Uttar Pradesh

    A file is often referred to as a

    (a) Wizard

    (b) Document

    (c) Pane

    (d) Device

    Option b – Document

    Which of the following refers to the rectangular area for displaying information and running programs?

    (a) Desktop

    (b) Dialog box

    (c) Menu

    (d) Window

    Option d – Window

    The end menu is available at which button?

    (a) End

    (b) Start

    (c) Turn off

    (d) Restart

    Option b – Start

    You organize files by storing them in

    (a) Archives

    (b) Lists

    (c) Indexes

    (d) Folders

    Option d – Folders

    What is the default file extension for all Word documents?

    (a) WRD

    (b) TXT

    (c) DOC

    (d) FIL

    Option c – DOC

    In the split window mode, one title bar looks darker than the other because

    (a) A darker title bar shows windows not in use

    (b) A darker title bar shows an active window

    (c) Darker title bar shows unavailable window

    (d) Both ‘1’ and ‘2’

    Option b – Darker title bar shows an active window

    To display the contents of a folder in Windows Explorer, you should

    (a) Click on it

    (b) Collapse

    (c) Name it

    (d) Give it a password

    Option a – Click on it

    Which of the following statements is false concerning file names?

    (a) Every file in the same folder must have a unique name.

    (b) The file name comes before the dot (.)

    (c) File extension is another name for the type.

    (d) The file extension comes before the dot (.) followed by the file name.

    Option d – The file extension comes before the dot (.) followed by the file name

    Which of the following is contained at the end of the file name and helps to determine the type of file?

    (a) File Property

    (b) File type

    (c) File name

    (d) File extension

    Option d – File extension

    Which of the following refers to containers used to store related documents located on the computer?

    (a) Labels

    (b) Indexes

    (c) Programs

    (d) Folders

    Option d – Folders

    If you are upgrading from Windows 98 operating system to Windows XP, you are performing a ……..

    (a) Push up

    (b) China

    (c) Path

    (d) Update

    Option d – Update

    Graphical pictures that represent an object like a file, folder, etc. are …….

    (a) Taskbar

    (b) Windows

    (c) Desktop

    (d) Icons

    Option d – Icons

    What is Windows Explorer?

    (a) Personal Computer

    (b) Network

    (c) File Manager

    d) Drive

    Option c – File Manager

    A clipboard ……..

    (a) is used to save data on disk in the event of a power failure

    (b) is able to return the contents even when the computer is switched off

    (c) is available only in Microsoft Word

    (d) is a temporary storage in computer memory and temporarily stores the cut or copied data.

    Option d – is a temporary storage in computer memory and temporarily stores the cut or copied data

    The run a CD on a computer we need

    (a) FD Drive

    (b) CD Drive

    (c) Zip Drive

    (d) Pen Drive

    Option b – CD Drive

    The ……… is box that houses the most important parts of a computer houses the most important parts of a computer system.

    (a) Software

    (b) Hardware

    (c) Input Device

    (d) System Unit

    Option d – System Unit

    The main system board of a computer is called the

    (a) Integrated Circuit

    (b) Mother Board

    (c) Processor

    (d) Microchip

    Option b – Mother Board

    Which of the following is a part of the system Unit?

    (a) CPU

    (b) Monitor

    (c) CD-ROM

    (d) Floppy Disk

    Option a – CPU

    Spacebar is used for

    (a) giving space

    (b) deleting space

    (c) moving next line

    (d) All of these

    Option a – giving space

    The computer gets …….. with the help of mouse, joystick or keyboard.

    (a) Insert

    (b) Delete

    (c) Input

    (d) Output

    Option c – Input

    The computer keyboard is an example of

    (a) Memory device

    (b) Input device

    (c) Output device

    (d) Both ‘2’ and ‘3’

    Option b – Input device

    Dot-matrix is a type of device

    (a) Scanner

    (b) Printer

    (c) Keyboard

    (d) None of these

    Option b – Printer

    The type of mouse is

    (a) Mechanical, general

    (b) Optical, Mechanical

    (c) Full Duplex

    (d) Automatic

    Option b – Optical, Mechanical

    The number of function keys in a keyboard is

    (a) 14

    (b) 13

    (c) 12

    (d) 15

    Option c – 12

    Which part of a computer helps to store information?

    (a) Disk Drive

    (b) Keyboard

    (c) Monitor

    (d) Printer

    Option a – Disk Drive

    When was the company named IBM

    A) 1914

    B) 1924

    C) 1975

    D) None of the above

    Option b – 1924

    Which of the following storage devices can store the largest amount of data?

    A) Hard Disks

    B) Flash Disks

    C) Blu-Ray Disks

    D) DVDs

    Option a – Hard Disks

    Raw facts & figures about any particular topic are

    A) Information

    B) Facts

    C) Data

    D) None of the above

    Option c – Data

    A computer can solve more than one kind of problem. This is related to which of the following characteristics?

    A) Accuracy

    B) Reliability

    C) Versatility

    D) Automatic

    Option c – Versatility

    From which generation of computers were printers used?

    A) First

    B) Second

    C) Third

    D) Fourth

    Option b – Second

    How many symbols exist in the Baudot code?

    A) 32

    B) 116

    C) 58

    D) 76

    Option a – 32

    Which of the following IC chips integrates 100 thousand electronic components per chip?

    A) SSI

    B) MSI

    C) LSI

    D) VLSI

    Option c – LSI

    An application program that helps the user to change any number & immediately see the result of that change is –

    A) Desktop publishing program

    B) Database

    C) Spreadsheet

    D) All of the above

    Option c – Spreadsheet

    In 1830, Charles Babbage designed a machine called the Analytical Engine which he showed at the Paris Exhibition. In which year was it exhibited?

    A) 1820

    B) 1860

    C) 1855

    D) 1870

    Option c – 1855

    What is the name of the new color laptop computer which is powered by a 386 processor at 33 MHz and is built by Epson?

    A) AX3/33

    B) Magnum 2000

    C) NEC-20

    D) HCL-3000

    Option a – AX3/33

    In an analog computer

    A) Input is first converted to digital form

    B) Input is never converted to digital form

    C) Output is displayed in digital form

    D) All of the above

    Option b – Input is never converted to digital form

    Which of the following computers was not invented by J.P. Eckert & John Mauchly?

    A) ENIAC

    B) EDVAC

    C) UNIVAC

    D) EDSAC”

    Option b – EDVAC

    CRT has a ………

    (a) Hollow tube

    (b) Vacuum tube

    (c) Long tube

    (d) Round tube

    Option b – Vacuum tube

    Soft copy refers to

    (a) Printed Output

    (b) Digitizing

    (c) Music Sounds

    (d) Screen Output

    Option d – Screen Output

    What are the units used to count the speed of the printer?

    (a) CPM

    (b) DPI

    (c) PPM

    (d) BIT

    Option c – PPM

    …….. Printer cannot print more than one character at a time.

    (a) Line

    (b) Daily wheel

    (c) Laser

    (d) Dot Matrix

    Option d – Dot Matrix

    The example of non-impact printers are ……..

    (a) Laser-Dot Matrix

    (b) Inkjet-Laser

    (c) Inkjet-Dot Matrix

    (d) Dot Matrix

    Option b – Inkjet-Laser

    Line printer speed is specified in terms of ……..

    (a) LPM (Lines per minute)

    (b) CPM (Characters per minute)

    (c) DPM

    (d) Any of the above

    Option b – CPM (Characters per minute)

    In laser printers, printing is achieved by deflecting a laser beam onto………. surface of a drum

    (a) Magnetized

    (b) Photosensitive

    (c) Magnetic

    (e) None of these

    Option b – Photosensitive

    A hard copy would

    (a) Line Printer

    (b) Dot matrix printer

    (c) Plotter

    (d) All of these

    Option d – All of these

    Which is not an item of hardware?

    (a) An MP3 file

    (b) A keyboard

    (c) A mouse

    (d) Printer

    Option a – An MP3 file

    The OCR is used for the preparation of

    (a) Electricity bills

    (b) Insurance Premium

    (c) Telephone bills

    (d) All of these

    Option d – All of these

    ‘Prabuddha Bharata’ was started by?

    (a) Lala Lajpat Rai

    (b) Bal Gangadhar Tilak

    (c) Raja Ram Mohan Roy

    (d) Swami Vivekanand

    Option d – Swami Vivekanand

    SNDT Women’s University, the first women’s university, was established at which of the following places?

    (a) Mumbai

    (b) Pune

    (c) Thane

    (d) Nasik

    Option b – Pune

    Delhi was finally recaptured, and Bahadur Shah was imprisoned on:

    (a) 20th April, 1857

    (b) 17th June, 1858

    (c) 20th Sept, 1857

    (d) 2nd Aug, 1858

    Option c – 20th Sept, 1857

    Who among the following Mughal Emperors had the longest reign?

    (a) Bahadur Shah

    (b) Jahandar Shah

    (c) Farrukhsiyar

    (d) Muhammad Shah

    Option d – Muhammad Shah

    Who was known as the ‘Plato of the Jat tribe’?

    (a) Gokul

    (b) Suraj Mal

    (c) Badan Singh

    (d) Churaman

    Option b – Suraj Mal

    The first Europeans to come to India were:

    (a) British

    (b) Dutch

    (c) French

    (d) Portuguese

    Option d – Portuguese

    The First Anglo-Burmese War was concluded by a treaty. Which one among the following is that?

    (a) Treaty of Bharma

    (b) Treaty of Tamu

    (c) Treaty of Bhamo

    (d) Treaty of Yandaboo

    Option d – Treaty of Yandaboo

    The headquarters of the International Olympic Committee is at:

    (a) Lausanne (Switzerland)

    (b) Moscow

    (c) Los Angeles

    (d) New York

    Option a – Lausanne (Switzerland)

    The Winter Olympics came into being in:

    (a) 1912

    (b) 1916

    (c) 1920

    (d) 1924

    Option d – 1924

    Which Indian batsman made three consecutive centuries in his first three Test matches?

    (a) Vinoo Mankad

    (b) G.R. Vishwanath

    (c) Mohd. Azharuddin

    (d) S.M. Gavaskar

    Option c – Mohd. Azharuddin

    The term ‘Butterfly Stroke’ is associated with:

    (a) Kabaddi

    (b) Wrestling

    (c) Swimming

    (d) Boxing

    Option c – Swimming

    Which of the following countries has not been a host of Asian Games?

    (a) Philippines

    (b) Thailand

    (c) Iran

    (d) Pakistan

    Option d – Pakistan

    Who has taken the maximum wickets in one-day internationals?

    (a) Shane Warne

    (b) Mutthiah Muralitharan

    (c) Kapil Dev

    (d) Wasim Akram

    Option b – Mutthiah Muralitharan

    The 2010 Football World Cup was held in:

    (a) China

    (b) Australia

    (c) Japan

    (d) South Africa

    Option d – South Africa

    Famous GOLF player Vijay Singh is from which one of the following countries?

    (a) Fiji

    (b) Mauritius

    (c) Malaysia

    (d) Kenya

    Option a – Fiji

    For which sport is the Val Barker Trophy awarded in the Olympic Games?

    (a) Swimming

    (b) Boxing

    (c) Long Jump

    (d) High Jump

    Option b – Boxing

    Who among the following became the first Indian to take 16 wickets in a single test match?

    (a) Chetan Sharma

    (b) Narendra Hirwani

    (c) Kapil Dev

    (d) Jesu Patel

    Option b – Narendra Hirwani

    Which of the following statements is not correct?

    (a) Mahmud of Ghazni invaded India mainly to plunder its wealth

    (b) Muhammad Ghori’s aim in invading India was to spread Islam

    (c) Jayapala burnt himself to death following his defeat by Mahmud of Ghazni

    (d) The first recorded Arab expedition in the seventh century was a naval expedition to plunder the western coast of India

    Option b – Muhammad Ghori’s aim in invading India was to spread Islam

    Which of the following is not correctly matched?

    (a) Alai Darwaza-Ala-ud-din Khalji

    (b) Jamait Khana Masjid-Balban

    (c) Qutab Minar-lltutmish

    (d) Hissar-Firuz Shah Tughlaq

    Option d – Hissar-Firuz Shah Tughlaq

    Who was the first monarch in the Delhi Sultanate to start direct relations with the cultivators to know the actual amount they paid as land revenue?

    (a) Balban

    (b) Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq

    (c) Ala-ud-din-Khalji

    (d) Sikandar Lodhi

    Option c – Ala-ud-din-Khalji

    Which of the contemporary historians was appointed as the chief qazi of Delhi by Sultan Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq?

    (a) Ibn Batutah

    (b) Zia-ud-din Barani

    (c) Shams-i-siraj Afif

    (d) None of these

    Option a – Ibn Batutah

    The extent of the Delhi Sultanate empire was the greatest during the reign of:

    (a) Alauddin Khilji

    (b) Iltutmish

    (c) Balban

    (d) Mohammad-bin-Tughlaq

    Option d – Mohammad-bin-Tughlaq

    Which of the following was not patronized by Mahmud of Ghazni?

    (a) Utbi

    (b) Hasan Dehlvi

    (c) Al-Beruni

    (d) Firdausi

    Option c – Al-Beruni

    The Delhi Sultanate virtually ended due to the invasion of:

    (a) Chengez Khan

    (b) Babar

    (c) Nadir Shah

    (d) Timur

    Option d – Timur

    The Slave Dynasty Sultans were:

    (a) Persians

    (b) Afghans

    (c) Arabs

    (d) Ilbari Turks

    Option d – Ilbari Turks

    Who amongst the following Sultans of Delhi declared himself as a lieutenant of the Caliph?

    (a) Balban

    (b) Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq

    (c) Iltutmish

    (d) Feroz Shah Tughlaq

    Option c – Iltutmish

    Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq transferred his capital from Delhi to Daulatabad:

    (a) to develop cultural and trade relations with the Deccan

    (b) to protect his country from the attack of Mongols

    (c) to control South India better

    (d) All of the above

    Option c – to control South India better

    Ashokan pillars were brought from Ambala to Delhi by:

    (a) Qutub-ud-din Aibak

    (b) Firoz Shah Tughlaq

    (c) Ala-ud-din Khalji

    (d) Muhammad-bin Tughlaq

    Option b – Firoz Shah Tughlaq

    Who amongst the Generals Ala-ud-din Khalji was responsible for his master’s destruction and that of the Khalji dynasty?

    (a) Zafar Khan

    (b) Malik Kafur

    (c) Ghazi Malik

    (d) Khusrau Malik

    Option b – Malik Kafur

    The famous poet Amir Khusrau, nicknamed the ‘Parrot of India,’ was the contemporary of all of the following except:

    (a) Alauddin Khalji

    (b) Ghiyas-ud-din Balban

    (c) Iltutmish

    (d) Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq

    Option c – Iltutmish

    The King who did not allow anybody to laugh in his court was:

    (a) Qutab-ud-din Aibak

    (b) Iltutmish

    (c) Alauddin Khalji

    (d) Balban

    Option d – Balban

    Who amongst the following Sultans of the Slave Dynasty reigned for the longest period?

    (a) Qutub-ud-din Aibak

    (b) Ghiyas-ud-din Balban

    (c) Nasir-ud-din Mahmud

    (d) Shams-ud-din Iltutmish

    Option d – Shams-ud-din Iltutmish

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