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    MESNA is used along with cyclophosphamide.

    a) Synergistic action

    b) Required for activation of cyclophosphamide

    c) Prevent hemorrhagic cystitis

    d) None of the other options

    Option c – Prevent hemorrhagic cystitis

    Pentoxifylline is used. I) PVD II) Vascular dementia III) Alcoholic liver disease ( RRB JE CBT 2 Question Paper )

    a) Only-I

    b) Only-II

    c) Only-III

    d) I, II, and III

    Option d – I, II, and III

    Sildenafil acts by inhibiting.

    a) PDE-1

    b) PDE-5

    c) PDE-2

    d) PDE-9

    Option b – PDE-5

    Redman syndrome is associated with which of the following drug? ( RRB JE CBT 2 Question Paper )

    a) Vancomycin

    b) Linezolid

    c) Azithromycin

    d) Rifamycin

    Option a – Vancomycin

    Sodium Valproate is used.

    a) Mood disorders

    b) Epilepsy

    c) Both mood disorders and epilepsy

    d) None of the other options

    Option c – Both mood disorders and epilepsy

    Ganciclovir is used for.

    a) CMV retinitis

    b) Anti-influenzal drug

    c) Anti-helminth drug

    d) Anti-leprotic drug

    Option a – CMV retinitis

    Gatifloxacin has been withdrawn from the market because ( RRB JE CBT 2 Question Paper )

    a) Causes renal failure

    b) Causes peripheral vascular disease

    c) Causes erectile dysfunction

    d) Hyperglycemia in elderly

    Option d – Hyperglycemia in elderly

    Hypokalemia is associated with all expect.

    a) ACE inhibitors

    b) Cyclosporine

    c) Addison’s disease

    d) Diuretics

    Option d – Diuretics

    Warfarin is absolutely contraindicated ( RRB JE CBT 2 Question Paper )

    a) the First trimester of pregnancy

    b) the Third trimester of pregnancy

    c) During breastfeeding

    d) None of the other options

    Option a – the First trimester of pregnancy

    Which of the following is NRTI?

    a) Squinavir

    b) Abacavir

    c) Indinavir

    d) Ritonavir

    Option b – Abacavir

    The drug used for influenza A prevention ( RRB JE CBT 2 Question Paper )

    a) Acyclovir

    b) Rimantadine

    c) Saquinavir

    d) Foscamet

    Option b – Rimantadine

    Choose the anticancer drug, a pyrimidine antagonist.

    a) Fluorouracil

    b) Mercaptopurine

    c) Thioguanine

    d) Methotrexate

    Option a – Fluorouracil

    Enzyme drug used for acute leukemia treatment ( RRB JE CBT 2 Question Paper )

    a) Dihydrolofate reductase

    b) Asparaginase

    c) Aromatase

    d) DNA gyrase

    Option b – Asparaginase

    Identify the drug belonging to antibiotics tetracyclines.

    a) Doxycycline

    b) Streptomycin

    c) Clarithromycin

    d) Amoxicillin

    Option a – Doxycycline

    Antibiotic inhibiting bacterial RNA synthesis is ( RRB JE CBT 2 Question Paper )

    a) Erythromycin

    b) Rifampin

    c) Chloramphenicol

    d) Imlpinem

    Option b – Rifampin

    Choose the drug belonging to antibiotics aminoglycosides.

    a) Erythromycin

    b) Gentamicin

    c) Vancomycin

    d) Polymyxin

    Option b – Gentamicin

    Which of the following drugs is used for candidiasis treatment? ( RRB JE CBT 2 Question Paper )

    a) Griseofulvin

    b) Nitrofungin

    c) Myconazol

    d) Streptomycin

    Option c – Myconazol

    The mechanism of Streptomycin action is through inhibition.

    a) Cell wall synthesis

    b) Protein synthesis

    c) RNA and DNA synthesis

    d) Cell membranes permeability

    Option b – Protein synthesis

    The drug of choice for syphilis treatment is ( RRB JE CBT 2 Question Paper )

    a) Gentamycin

    b) Peniellin

    c) Chloramphenicol

    d) Doxycycline

    Option b – Peniellin

    The drug is used for malaria chemoprophylaxis and treatment.

    a) Chloroquin

    b) Quinidine

    c) Quinine

    d) Sulfonamides

    Option a – Chloroquin

    Choose the drug used for amoebiasis treatment ( RRB JE CBT 2 Question Paper )

    a) Nitrofurantoin

    b) Iodoquinol

    c) Pyrazinamide

    d) Melloquine

    Option b – Iodoquinol

    The drug, inhibiting viral DNA synthesis.

    a) Interferon

    b) Saquinavir

    c) amantadine

    d) Acyclovir

    Option d – Acyclovir

    The drug is usually given in combination with a thiazide diuretic ( RRB JE CBT 2 Question Paper )

    a) Acetazolamide (Diamox)

    b) Furosemide (Lasix)

    c) Hydrochlorothiazide (Hydrodiurill)

    d) Amiloride (Midamor)

    Option d – Amiloride (Midamor)

    The drug acts in the distal convoluted tubule.

    a) Loop diuretics

    b) Thiazide diuretics

    c) Potassium-sparing diuretics

    d) Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

    Option b – Thiazide diuretics

    Non-Resident Indians (NRI) Day is marked on ( RRB JE CBT 2 Question Paper )

    (a) January 7

    (b) January 9

    (c) January 17

    (d) January 19

    Option b – January 9

    International Literacy Day is observed on which one of the following days every year?

    (a) 18th March

    (b) 28th March

    (c) 8th September

    (d) 18th September

    Option c – 8th September

    National Science Day is celebrated every year on –

    (a) February 20

    (b) February 25

    (c) February 28

    (d) April 5

    Option c – February 28

    Minorities Rights Day is observed in India on –

    (a) 5th September

    (b) 1st December

    (c) 18th December

    (d) 23rd December

    Option c – 18th December

    When is International Yoga Divas celebrated?

    (a) 21 May

    (b) 21 June

    (c) 21 July

    (d) 25 April

    Option b – 21 June

    World Human Rights Day is observed on –

    (a) April 8

    (b) December 7

    (c) December 10

    (d) September 5

    Option c – December 10

    International Ozone Day is celebrated on –

    (a) 5th September

    (b) 11th September

    (c) 16th September

    (d) 20th September

    Option c – 16th September

    January 15 is celebrated as –

    (a) Labour Day

    (b) Army Day

    (c) Republic Day

    (d) Makar Sankranti

    Option b – Army Day

    December 1 is celebrated as –

    (a) Children’s Day

    (b) Indian Navy Day

    (c) World AIDS Day

    (d) UNICEF Day

    Option c – World AIDS Day

    Kisan Diwas is observed on the –

    (a) 1st July

    (b) 4th December

    (c) 18th December

    (d) 23rd December

    Option d – 23rd December

    ‘Martyr’s Day’ is marked on –

    (a) January 1

    (b) January 9

    (c) January 15

    (d) January 30

    Option d – January 30

    In our country, ‘Van Mahotsav Day’ is observed on –

    (a) 1st July

    (b) 1st December

    (c) 2nd October

    (d) 10th August

    Option a – 1st July

    The World Environment Day is observed on –

    (a) 5th June

    (b) 8th March

    (c) 15th June

    (d) 10th October

    Option a – 5th June

    World AIDS Day is observed on –

    (a) 1st April

    (b) 1st December

    (c) 1st January

    (d) 1st September

    Option b – 1st December

    Consumer Day is celebrated every year on –

    (a) 1 April

    (b) 15 March

    (c) 5 December

    (d) 23 October

    Option b – 15 March

    Where is the headquarters of the European Union located?

    (a) Bonn

    (b) Paris

    (c) London

    (d) Brussels

    Option d – Brussels

    The headquarters of the United Nations Organization is located at –

    (a) Geneva

    (b) New York

    (c) Rome

    (d) Washington

    Option b – New York

    Where is the headquarters of INTERPOL?

    (a) London

    (b) Paris

    (c) Geneva

    (d) Lyons

    Option d – Lyons

    The world’s tallest statue of Mahatma Gandhi is in –

    (a) Rajkot

    (b) Patna

    (c) Lucknow

    (d) Champaran

    Option b – Patna

    Who is the first woman IPS officer in India?

    (a) Indira Gandhi

    (b) Kiran Bedi

    (c) Sarojini Naidu

    (d) Bachendri Pal

    Option b – Kiran Bedi

    Which is the world’s cultural capital in India?

    (a) Madurai

    (b) Mumbai

    (c) Trivandrum

    (d) Kolkata

    Option d – Kolkata

    The headquarters of the World Health Organization (WHO) is at –

    (a) London

    (b) Geneva

    (c) Paris

    (d) Washington

    Option b – Geneva

    The headquarters of the International Atomic Energy Agency is in –

    (a) Paris

    (b) Geneva

    (c) Vienna

    (d) Washington

    Option c – Vienna

    The headquarters of the International Monetary Fund is located at –

    (a) London

    (b) Geneva

    (c) New York

    (d) Washington

    Option d – Washington

    The headquarters of the Food and Agricultural Organization is at –

    (a) Paris

    (b) Rome

    (c) Geneva

    (d) New York

    Option b – Rome

    The International Court of Justice sits in –

    (a) The Hague

    (b) Geneva

    (c) Rome

    (d) Vienna

    Option a – The Hague

    The headquarters of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is located in –

    (a) Abu Dhabi

    (b) Riyadh

    (c) Vienna

    (d) Kuwait City

    Option c – Vienna

    The headquarters of UNESCO is in –

    (a) Paris

    (b) The Hague

    (c) Moscow

    (d) New York

    Option a – Paris

    Who was the first Gyan Peeth Puraskar winner?

    (a) Uma Shankar Joshi

    (b) G. Shankar Kurup

    (c) Sumitra Nandan Pant

    (d) K. Shivaram Karanth

    Option b – G. Shankar Kurup

    Who was the first Ramon Magsaysay Award winner from India?

    (a) Dr. Verghese Kurien

    (b) Jayaprakash Narayan

    (c) C. D. Deshmukh

    (d) Acharya Vinoba Bhave

    Option c – C. D. Deshmukh

    Who among the following won the Nobel Prize at least twice?

    (a) Winston Churchill

    (b) Madame Curie

    (c) George Choupak

    (d) Octavio Paz

    Option b – Madame Curie

    Which ex-U.S. President has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize 2002?

    (a) Jimmy Carter

    (b) John F. Kennedy

    (c) Franklin D. Roosevelt

    (d) William Jefferson Clinton

    Option a – Jimmy Carter

    In which city is the presentation ceremony of the Nobel Peace Prize held?

    (a) Oslo

    (b) The Hague

    (c) Geneva

    (d) Stockholm

    Option a – Oslo

    Who was the winner of the Best Actress Award at the 54th National Film Awards for the year 2007?

    (a) Rani Mukherjee

    (b) Kajol

    (c) Shilpa Shetty

    (d) Priyamani

    Option d – Priyamani

    Who was awarded the ICC awards 2004 for his achievements?

    (a) Brian Lara

    (b) Andrew Flintoff

    (c) Shane Warne

    (d) Rahul Dravid

    Option d – Rahul Dravid

    Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, the former Indian President, received the prestigious Bharat Ratna award in the year –

    (a) 1992

    (b) 1995

    (c) 1997

    (d) 1998

    Option c – 1997

    Who among the following had got the Bharat Ratna Award before becoming the President of India?

    (a) V. V. Giri

    (b) Dr. S. Radha Krishnan

    (c) Dr. Rajendra Prasad

    (d) Dr. Zakir Hussain

    Option b – Dr. S. Radha Krishnan

    Who among the following was the first recipient of the Bharat Ratna Award?

    (a) C. V. Raman

    (b) Gobind Ballabh Pant

    (c) B. C. Roy

    (d) S. Chandrasekhar

    Option a – C. V. Raman

    Bharat Ratna is designed like the leaf of –

    (a) Coconut tree

    (b) Sandalwood tree

    (c) Peepal tree

    (d) Banyan tree

    Option c – Peepal tree

    Who was awarded the Nobel Prize for inventing the microchip?

    (a) Carl Wieman

    (b) Eric Cornell

    (c) Jack St. Clair Kilby

    (d) Wolfgang Ketterle

    Option c – Jack St. Clair Kilby

    Dronacharya Award is given in –

    (a) Peace

    (b) Bravery

    (c) Literature

    (d) Sports Coaching

    Option d – Sports Coaching

    How many Nobel Prize awards are awarded each year?

    (a) 5

    (b) 6

    (c) 8

    (d) 10

    Option d – 10

    Who was the first Indian woman winner of the ‘Miss Universe’ award?

    (a) Sushmita Sen

    (b) Lara Dutta

    (c) Reeta Faria

    (d) Aishwarya Rai

    Option a – Sushmita Sen

    The first woman to get the Bharat Ratna Award is –

    (a) Indira Gandhi

    (b) Mother Teresa

    (c) Sarojini Naidu

    (d) Lata Mangeshkar

    Option a – Indira Gandhi

    The first foreigner to receive the Bharat Ratna Award was –

    (a) Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan

    (b) Dalai Lama

    (c) Annie Besant

    (d) Nelson Mandela

    Option a – Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan

    Who among the following is not a recipient of the Dada Saheb Phalke Award?

    (a) Raj Kapoor

    (b) V. Shanta Ram

    (c) Mahesh Bhatt

    (d) Lata Mangeshkar

    Option b – V. Shanta Ram

    Who received the Booker Prize for the book ‘Half a Life’?

    (a) Kiran Bedi

    (b) Anita Desai

    (c) V. S. Naipaul

    (d) Arundhati Roy

    Option c – V. S. Naipaul

    Biologist of Indian origin who received the Nobel Prize was –

    (a) C. V. Raman

    (b) Raja Ramanna

    (c) Jagdish Chandra Bose

    (d) Hargovind Khurana

    Option d – Hargovind Khurana

    Which one of the following is not an award given on the National Awards Day?

    (a) Arjun Award

    (b) Vishwamitra Award

    (c) Rajiv Khel Ratna

    (d) Dhyan Chand Award

    Option b – Vishwamitra Award

    Who among the following received the Lachchu Maharaj Award for Kathak dance at its ceremony in September 2009?

    (a) Rekha

    (b) Asha Parekh

    (c) Madhuri Dixit

    (d) Kum Kum Dhar

    Option b – Asha Parekh

    Amartya Sen, the NRI Nobel laureate, got the honour for his work on –

    (a) Poverty and famines

    (b) Securities analysis

    (c) Game theory

    (d) Impact of industrialization

    Option a – Poverty and famines

    Who among the following is the winner of the Padma Vibhushan Award given away recently?

    (a) Ratan Tata

    (b) Rahul Gandhi

    (c) Priya Dutt

    (d) Vinod Dua

    Option a – Ratan Tata

    Orange Prize is given in the field of –

    (a) Acting

    (b) Sports

    (c) Medicine

    (d) Literature

    Option d – Literature

    PIN stands for –

    (a) Private Index Number

    (b) Public Index Number

    (c) Postal Index Number

    (d) Public Internal Number

    Option c – Postal Index Number

    Find the odd one out –

    (a) SIDBI – Financial assistance to small industries

    (b) FCI – Financial assistance to food grains merchants

    (c) EXIM BANK – Financial assistance to exporters and importers

    (d) IDBI – Financial assistance to large industries

    Option b – FCI – Financial assistance to food grains merchants

    OMR stands for –

    (a) Optical Mark Reader

    (b) Open Machine Reader

    (c) Optical Machine Ready

    (d) None of these

    Option a – Optical Mark Reader

    MICR stands for –

    (a) Magnetic Ink Character Reader

    (b) Memory Input Character Reader

    (c) Magnetic Input Character Reader

    (d) Memory Internal Copy Reader

    Option a – Magnetic Ink Character Reader

    VLSI stands for –

    (a) Very Large Storage Input

    (b) Very Low Scale Integration

    (c) Very Large Scale Integration

    (d) Versatile Large Scale Integration

    Option c – Very Large Scale Integration

    PSTN stands for –

    (a) Public Switched Telephone Network

    (b) Private Switched Telephone Network

    (c) Postal Switched Telephone Network

    (d) Permanent Switched Telephone Network

    Option a – Public Switched Telephone Network

    FDI stands for –

    (a) Fixed Deposit Investment

    (b) Final Deposit Investment

    (c) Foreign Direct Investment

    (d) None of these

    Option c – Foreign Direct Investment

    PSLV stands for –

    (a) Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle

    (b) Perfect Satellite Launching Vehicle

    (c) Preparatory Satellite Launching Vehicle

    (d) Polish Satellite Launch Vehicle

    Option a – Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle

    MIRV stands for –

    (a) Multipurpose Integrally Targeted Revolutionary Vehicle

    (b) Multiple Independently Targetable Re-Entry Vehicle

    (c) Multidimensional Independently Re-oriented Vehicle

    (d) Multidirectional Independently Re-oriented Vehicle

    Option b – Multiple Independently Targetable Re-Entry Vehicle

    UPS stands for –

    (a) Uninterruptible Power Supply

    (b) Universal Power Supply

    (c) Unique Power Supply

    (d) Unidirectional Power Supply

    Option a – Uninterruptible Power Supply

    LHC stands for –

    (a) Large Hadron Collider

    (b) Large High Collider

    (c) Light Heat Collider

    (d) Long Heavy Collider

    Option a – Large Hadron Collider

    The term PC means –

    (a) Personal Calculator

    (b) Personal Computer

    (c) Private Computer

    (d) Professional Computer

    Option b – Personal Computer

    EVM stands for –

    (a) Electronic Voting Machine

    (b) Electric Vending Machine

    (c) Electronic Vending Machine

    (d) None of these

    Option a – Electronic Voting Machine

    HTML stands for –

    (a) Hyper Text Markup Language

    (b) Hyper Text Machine Language

    (c) Higher Text Markup Language

    (d) Higher Text Machine Language

    Option a – Hyper Text Markup Language

    LAN stands for –

    (a) Local Area Nodes

    (b) Large Area Network

    (c) Local Area Network

    (d) Large Area Nodes

    Option c – Local Area Network

    ATM stands for –

    (a) Any Time Money

    (b) All Time Money

    (c) Automatic Teller Machine

    (d) Automated Teller Machine

    Option d – Automated Teller Machine

    Full form of BCG is –

    (a) Bacillus Cholera Germ

    (b) Bacillus Calmette Guerin

    (c) Bacillus Cholera Guerin

    (d) Bacillus Curative Gene

    Option d – Bacillus Curative Gene

    ISDN stands for –

    (a) Integrated Services Digital Network

    (b) Integrated Services Data Network

    (c) Intelligent Services Digital Network

    (d) Indian Standard Digital Network

    Option a – Integrated Services Digital Network

    NABARD stands for –

    (a) National Bank for Asian Research Development

    (b) National Bank for Agri Related Development

    (c) National Bank for Agriculture and Resource Development

    (d) National Bank for Agricultural and Rural Development

    Option c – National Bank for Agriculture and Resource Development

    GIS stands for –

    (a) Global Institute for Soils

    (b) Global Information Statistics

    (c) Geographical Information Systems

    (d) Geographical International Studies

    Option c – Geographical Information Systems

    RMSA stands for –

    (a) Rivers Management and Safety Authority

    (b) Rashtriya Middle School Association

    (c) Recurring Modest Secured Account

    (d) Rashtriya Madhyamik Secured Account

    Option d – Rashtriya Madhyamik Secured Account

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