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Suggeation for ssc mts 2021
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1. Who firstly demonstrated experimentally the existence of electromagnetic waves ?

 A. Hertz             B. Romar


C. Marconi           D. Maxwell



2. The currency of Indonesia is -

 A. Rupiah        B. Dinar


C. Ringgit         D. Riyal



3. Silica in amorphous form is used in -

 A. photovoltaic cell 

B. conductivity cell 

C. standard hydrogen electrode 

D. None of these



4. The SAFF cup is related to which sports ?

 A. Cricket           B. Volleyball


C. Football           D. Hockey



5. Which one of the following displays is not the volatile  television display ?

 A. Plasma 

B. Liquid Crystal Display 

C. Organic light Emitting Diode 

D. Cholesteric Display



6. Fat can be separated from milk in a cream separator because of


 A. cohesive force    B. gravitational force


C. centripetal force      D. centrifugal force



7. Which one of the following computers is the world's  first commercial computer ?


A. Feffanti Mark-1      B. Mark-1 star


C. UNIVAC-1            D. IBM-704


8. The name of KunjaranDinari is associated with -


A. Weight lifting         B. Target shooting


C. Swimming                D. Archery


9. The Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary is in -


A. Odisha             B. M.P.


C. Rajasthan         D. Assam


10. Sanjay Dutt, the noted film actor, had been detained  under which Act ?


 A. TADA             B. IPC-Section 302


C. Anti-Defection Act        D. Narcotics Act


11. What frequency range of EM waves are used for  commercial FM radio ?


 A. 88 MHz to 108 MHz      B. 88 GHz to 108 GHz


C. 88 kHz to 108 kHz         D. None of these


12. Which of the following states is the largest in the USA   in terms of land area ?


 A. Alaska                   B. Arizona


 C. Nevada                  D. Texas


13. Which of the following is not a main organ of the U.N.?


 A. General Assembly

 B. Security Council

 C. International Court of Justice

D.International Labour Organipropulsion


14. Which of the following is a closed system ?


 A. Jet engine

B. Tea placed in steel kettle

C. Pressure cooker

D. Rocket engine during propulsion


15. Who, among the following, was the Prime Minister when Panchayets were given constitutional status in India?


 A. Indira Gandhi           B. V. P. Singh


C. P. V. Narsimha Rao       D. Rajiv Gandhi



16. The number of unpaired electrons in Mn2+ is -

 A. 1                          B. 3

C. 4                            D. 5


17. If the earth was stop rotating, the value of 'g' -


A. Increases              B. decreases


C. remain unchanged         D. becomes zero


18. Michael O Dwyer, who had been Governor of Punjab  in colonial India at the time of the Amritsar massacre in 1919, was shot dead in 1940, by -


 A. Udham Singh         B. Balbir Singh


C. Rajendra Singh           D. Jaipal Singh


19. The Government of India conducted Operation Raahat  to evacuate Indians in 2015 from -

 A. Yemen          B. Myanmar


C. Bangladesh         D. Nepal



20. Newton's third law gives directly the law of

conservation of


A. Momentum            B. Energy


C. Angular Momentum        D. Power


21. In human beings, the number of chromosomes in an ordinary cell is


A. 46                   B. 48         


C. 50                        D. 52



22. In a right angled isosceles triangle, the angles that the  two equal sides make with the hypotenuse is

A. 30°                   B. 45°


 C. 60°                  D. 90°



23. The two satellites of Mars are

A. Io and Europa      B. Ganymede and Callisto


C. Titan and Charon        D. Phobos and Deimos



24. The reaction that takes place inside the Sun to power it is

A. Fission             B. Fusion


C. Oxidation         D. Decay


25. A body, falling freely from rest, covers a distance of 4m in the first second. The acceleration due to gravity at that place is


A. 10.0m/sec2           B. 9.8m/sec2


C. 8.0m/sec2           D. 7.5 m/sec2


26. The continent where modern, man originated is

A. Asia                           B. Europe


C. South America       D africa


27. Islets of Langerhans are responsible for the secretion  of

A. testosterone        B. oestrogens


C. insulin                 D. progesterone



28. The wave length of visible light lies between


A. 200 - 400 nm.        B. 400 - 700 nm.


C. 700 - 1000 nm.      D. 1000- 2000 nm.


29. Naphthalene has the formula

A. C6H6              B. C10H8


 C. C12H10           D. C12H12



30. If the Earth-Sun distance is increased by a factor of four, the length of the year will increase approximately by a factor of


A. Two               B. Four


 C. Eight            D. Sixteen


31. The following substance is not an oxidizing agent


A. Ozone             B. Chloride


C. Potassium       D. Fluorine



32. The blood cells that defend the body against infections 

are

A. white blood cells       B. red blood cells


C. platelets                 D. erythrocytes



33. The following is an example of a marsupial


A. Whale            B. Bat


C. Mole           D. Kangaroo


34. The most electronegative among the elements sodium, potassium, oxygen and fluorine is


A. sodium           B. potassium


C. oxygen            D. fluorine


35. The technique of barium X-ray utilizes the following property of barium sulphate


A. It is opaque to X-rays 

B. It is radioactive

C. It is transparent to X-rays 

D. It is easily absorbed by tissues


36. The technique of MRI uses the phenomenon of

A. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

B. Electron Cyclotron Resonance

C. Optical Resonance

D. Microwave Resonance



37. In Bt Cotton, Bt stands for


A. Bacillus thermoglucosidasius 

B. Bacillus thuringiensis

C. Bacterium tenericutes 

D. Terminator Bacteria


38. In computers, the storage medium which cannot usually be modified is known as


A. ROM              B. RAM


C. Hard disk          D. Flash drive



39. The acronym CCD stands for


A. charge coupled device 

B. control circuit device

C. credit card device 

D. configuration control device



40. The gas that India's Mars Mission is looking for as evidence of life is


A. oxygen            B. methane


C. carbon dioxide      D. sulphur diopathways




41. A terminator gene in an organism


A. kills the organism 

B. switches off metabolism

C. makes the organism sterile 

D. terminates all protein pathways


42. A magic bullet is a

A. bullet that kills a person magically

B. drug that selectively targets a disease without other effects

C. guided missile

D. high magnification microscope


43. One tree which yields biodiesel is

A. jatropha       B. teak


 C. rubber       D. sal


44. The basic molecule bmds with other molecules to form a polymer is called


A. macromolecule      B. monomolecule


C. monomer         D. monolith


45. Greenhouse gases emit and absorb radiation within the


A. microwave region       B. infrared region


C. visible region         D. ultra violet region


46. Microwave ovens heat water in food because


A. water is a polar molecule

B. the heat capacity of water is high

C. water flows easily

D. water molecule is small


47. The gas used in refrigerators that destroys the ozone layer is


A. ammonia        B. chlorofiuorocarbon


C. nitrous oxide             D. methane


48. The abbreviation 'http' stands for

A. HTML Transfer Technology Process

B. Hyperspase Terms and Tech Protocol

C. Hyperspace Techniques Tech Progress

D. Hyper Text Transfer Protocol


49. The following is not a programming language

A. C++            B. JAVA


C. Office Suite        D. Fortran


50. The half life period of an isotope is 2 hours. After 6 hours the fraction of the initial quantity of the isotope left behind will be

A. 1/6             B. 1/8


C. 1/12           D. 1/16


51. The number of bits in a byte is


A. 2              B. 4


 C. 8            D. 16


52. The mode in which a digital adder involving logic gates add data is


A. binary           B. octal


C. decimal           D. hexadecimal



53. Epoxy resins are used as


A. detergents          B. insecticides


C. adhesives              D. moth repellents


54. The book 'Silent Spring' written by Rachel Carson described the detrimental effects of


A. chemical fertilizers    B. deforestation


C. chemical pesticides   D. green house gases



55. Which line demarcates the coastal area of Bay of West  Bengal ?


A. High Tide Line

B. Dampier & Hodge's line

C. Line of Gangetic Delta

 D. Low Tide Line


56. Name the turtle which rests within West Bengal sea  coasts


A. Batagurbusca

B. Indian Soft Shelled Gangetic Turtle

C. Indian Flap Shelled Turtle

D. Olive Ridley


57. For which mangrove species maximum sweet water  influx is required ?


A. Keora            B. Sundari


C. Kantra           D. Goran


58. Black panther is a


A. Panther          B. Jaguar


C. Tiger                D. Leopard



59. Which of the following Tiger Reserves is called  Kingfishers' Paradise ?


A. Buxa                B. Corbett


C. Sundarban         D. Kaziranga


60. World Environment Day is on


A. 5th September             B. 5th June


C. 15th September           D. 15th June



61. Depletion of ozone layer increases the incidence of


A. Blood cancer              B. Lung cancer


C. Skin cancer                 D. Brain cancer


62. How many biodiversity rich centres are there in India


A. 1                       B. 2


C. 12                     D. More than 12


63. Hot spots are areas with


A. Low diversity          B. High diversity


C. Genetic diversity          D. Ecological diversity



64. An estuary is a


A. Body of water

B. coastal body of water

C. semi-closed coastal body of water

D. water body of lake


65. Which gas caused industrial disaster in Bhopal in  December, 1984


A. Oleum              B. Fuel


C. MIC                    D. Methylamine


66. Natural source of O2 in environment is


A. Respiration         B. Transpiration


C. Photosynthesis        D. Combustion


67. The depth of water of Ridleynd does not exceed


A. 6 meters             B. 10 Kaziranga



C. 6 feet                 D. 10 feet


68. To concancern the Global warming we should control the use of


A. fossil fuel              B. Renewable energy


C. Solar energy          D. atomic energy


69. Blackfoot disease is caused by which pollutant ?

A. Mercury          B. Arsenic


C. Copper                 D. IroBench


70. Which movement is related with Forest protection ?


A. Chipko movement

B. Narmada Banchao movement

C. Narmada Dam movement

D. Green Bench



71. Which bird is highly threatened by PCS ?


A. Sparrow            B. Dove


C. Ostrich              D. Penguin


72. Minamata disease is caused by which metal

contamination ?

A. Zinc               B. Lead


C. Copper         D. Mercury


73. Contamination of which metal with soil makes it hard for trees to take up water ?


A. Aluminium           B. Magnesium


C. Copper                D. Zinc



74. Which ocean is involved with the emergence of the La Nina climate pattern ?


A. The global ocean       B. The Pacific ocean


C. The Atlantic ocean       D. The Indian ocean


75. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was born in the year


A. 1897                     B. 1898


C. 1902                     D. None of the above


76. The discovery of jumping genes is associated with the name of


A. Sir Jagdish Chandra Bose

B. Sir J. B. S. Haldane

C. Dr. Barbara Mcklintock

D. M. S. Swaminathan


77. Amartya Sen was awarded Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic sciences for his contributions to


A. Growth economies   B. Social choice theory


C. Welfare economics     D. Financial economics



78. Albert Einstein was awarded Nobel Prize for his work on


A. General theory of relativity

B. Special theory of relativity

C. Quantum physics

D. Theory of photo electricity



79. Sigmund Freud's name is associated with


A. chemistry           B. psychology


C. physiology             D. painting



80. The headquarters of the Tibetan Government in exile  are located in


A. Darjeeling           B. Dharmashala


C. New Delhi            D. Shimla



81. DNA was discovered by

A. Hargovind Khorana

B. James Watson and Francis Crick

C. Francis Crick and Alexander Fleming

D. James Watson and Hargovind Khorana



82. India won its first gold in summer Olympic hockey in


A. 1928 Amsterdam Olympics

B. 1932 Los Angeles Olympics

C. 1936 Berlin Olympics

D. 1948 London Olympics



84. Ferguson college is located in


A. Mumbai           B. Nagpur


C. Pune                D. Delhi


85. Uber cup is associated with


A. Tennis            B. Badminton

C. Squash           D. Golf



86. The European Union Parliament holds its sessions in


A. Brussels and Strassbourg

B. Brussels

C. Strassbourg

D. Strassbourg and Paris


87. The highest literary award in India is

A. Jnanpeeth       

 B. Bharat Ratna

C. Rabindra Puraskar 

D. Sahitya Academy Award


88. Of the following political personalities who was not assassinated ?


A. Abraham Lincoln    B. John F. Kennedy


C. Adolf Hitler         D. Olaf Palme


89. The Palk Strait lies between

A. India and Sri Lanka

B. India and Pakistan

C. Sri Lanka and Maldives

D. India and Bangladesh



90. Ramsar convention (1971) is related to protection of


A. national monuments

B. wetlands

C. national parks and forests

D. coral reefs



91. The first Lok Sabha speaker in free India was


A. S. Radhakrishnan       B. Samar Sen


C. Radhabinod Pal           D. G. V. Mavalankar



92. Which of the following uranium isotopes is mostly used in nuclear reactors and nuclear weapons ?


A. Uranium-232             B. Uranium-234


C. Uranium-235           D. Uranium -238


93. MRI stands for


A. Magnetic Resonance Imaging

B. Magnetic Reflection Imaging

C. Machine Readable Imaging

D. Mechanical Reading Instrument



94. 'Deshikottama' award is conferred by


A. University of Calcutta

B. Visva Bharati University

C. Rabindra Bharati University

D. Benaras Hindu University



95. Jadugoda mine is famous for


A. Silver              B. Zinc


C. Uranium             D. Mica



96. Which of the following cities is considered as India's  diamond city ?


A. Mumbai                 B. Surat


C. Jaipur                     D. Hyderabad


97. Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) was  formed in


A. 1960                    B. 1967


C. 1979                    D. 1991


98. With which sport is Cara Black associated ?


A. Shooting          B. Table Tennis


C. Tennis               D. Cricket



99. Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai is a national of


A. Afganistan                B. Syria


C. Iran                            D. Iraq


100. With which country, Indian navy has signed a ‘Joint

Guidance’ for naval cooperation?


A. Australia              B. Japan


C. United States       D. South Korea








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