Question : Jayaprakash Narayan was given the title of ‘______’.

Option 1: Deenbandhu

Option 2: Deshbandhu

Option 3: Loknayak

Option 4: Jana Nayak

Question : Directions: In a code language, the following alphabets are coded in a particular way.

Which word can be decoded from the following?

Option 1: GARAGE

Option 2: GARDEN

Option 3: GARGLE

Option 4: GAMBLE

Question : The ‘Kathasaritsagara’ is written by:

Option 1: Somadeva

Option 2: Kalidasa

Option 3: Jayadeva

Option 4: Bhasa

Question : In which of the following layers of the atmosphere do the absorption and scattering of solar ultraviolet radiation take place?

Option 1: Troposphere

Option 2: Stratosphere

Option 3: Mesosphere

Option 4: Thermosphere

Question : Which trend is found about the distance between the galaxies?

Option 1: Constant

Option 2: Increasing

Option 3: Unpredictable

Option 4: Decreasing

Question : Comprehension:

Read the following passage and answer the questions given after it.

Standing in ankle-deep water engulfing his field, Kamal Singh Dhangar takes a wild shot at the likely yield from the soybean crop that practically lies in ruins behind him. "One bag, two bags with difficulty,” notes the 58-year-old with a wry smile, minutes after a fresh spell of rain has lashed Guradiya Sirajuddin village in Ashta tehsil of Madhya Pradesh’s (MP) Sehore district. While the same three-acre plot had given nearly 16 quintals of soybean
last year, Dhangar this time isn’t sure he can even afford labourers to harvest the negligible produce staring in his face. He draws solace only from his not being alone. Most farmers in Guradiya Sirajuddin as well as neighbouring villages have reported widespread damage to their already matured standing crop. Gulab Singh, who owns 10 acres not far from Dhangar’s field, is ruing his decision to have taken an additional six acres of land on lease for cultivating soybean and wheat this year. “I have paid the owner Rs 1.5 lakh. By now, this soybean crop should have been ready for taking to Ashta mandi (agriculture produce market at the tehsil town, about 10 km away). But
my expensive pursuit has proved costly,” remarks the 60-year-old, who, too, cannot enter his field without wading through water almost touching the knees. Seated at the edge of his flooded field a few hundred meters away, Dev Singh, a sprightly octogenarian, cannot remember the year when the monsoon rains caused such late-stage havoc. “I may have been this big,” he says, pointing to a man many decades younger than him. Western MP, in which Sehore falls, has received 1,335.4 mm of average rainfall from 1 June 1 to 25 September, 58% more than the region’s historical normal of 845.3 mm for this period. However, the real story lies in the month-wise figures. In June, the opening month of the southwest monsoon season, the rains were actually 25.6% below the long-period average. In July, they were 31.2% above average. That surplus rose to 63.6% in August, while a whopping 158% more so far till September, confirming Dev Singh’s observation. Worse, there’s little respite, with more rains predicted over the next few days. The monsoon has taken its toll mainly on soybeans. According to the Union Agriculture Ministry’s data, a total area of 113.449 lakh hectares (lh) has been planted under this leguminous oilseed in the current Kharif season, with the bulk of it accounted for by MP (55.16 lh), Maharashtra (39.595 lh) and Rajasthan (10.608 lh). Within MP, the main soybean-growing districts are Ujjain, Dewas, Indore, Dhar, Ratlam, Mandsaur, Rajgarh, Shajapur, Sehore and Vidisha. The crop in low-lying areas is the one that has been worst affected. “Farmers who had sown early-maturity (80-90 days duration) varieties such as JS 9560 and JS 2034 just after mid-June will take the biggest hit. Their crop would already have matured; the longer it remains in the field, the more the chances of the grain rotting. Also, these farmers will not be able to save this grain for use as seed next year,” admits V S Bhatia, director of the Indian Institute of Soybean Research at Indore.

Question:
Who among the following took on 6 acres of land for soybean cultivation in addition to his original 10 acres of land?

Option 1: Gulab Singh

Option 2: Dev Singh

Option 3: Vijay Singh

Option 4: Kamal Singh

Question : What is the dimension of the kabaddi playing field for men?

Option 1: 14 m × 10 m

Option 2: 14 m × 8 m

Option 3: 12.50 m × 10 m

Option 4: 13 m × 10 m

Question : The HCF and LCM of the two numbers are 126 and 9 respectively. If one of the numbers is 18, then what is the other number?

Option 1: 63

Option 2: 36

Option 3: 84

Option 4: 24

Question : Pyrolusite is an ore of:

Option 1: Titanium

Option 2: Manganese

Option 3: Chromium

Option 4: Uranium

Question : Directions: In the following question, out of the four alternatives, select the alternative that will improve the bracketed part of the sentence. In case no improvement is needed, select "No Improvement."

One of my drawbacks is that I (did not have) tolerance of ambiguity.

(1) did not had

(2) do not have

(3) am not

(4) No Improvement

Option 1: (1)

Option 2: (2)

Option 3: (3)

Option 4: (4)