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APPSC 2019 Q & A

 Radioactivity was discovered by? Henri Becquerel
 The most abundant element in the Universe is? Hydrogen
 In a healthy adult, what is the approximate percentage of white blood cells in
total blood volume? One percent
 During winter in cold countries, the following is mixed to melt the ice on the
roads? Salt
 Which of the following planets moves around the Sun with highest speed?
Mercury
 Apart from Sun light and Carbon Dioxide, the source for production of Oxygen
through photosynthesis in plants is? Water
 In Chlorophyll, the central metal ion is? Magnesium
 Which of the following is not a green house gas? Hydrogen
 Which of the following is an inorganic lubricant? Graphite
 When an iron nail gets rusted, its weight? Increases
 In its natural state, the odour of LPG is? LPG is odourless gas
 Out of the following, which compoundhas highest solubility in Water?
Glucose
 Gamma Rays are? Rays without any charge
 The most common method Uranium enrichment is? Centrifugation
 In vulcanization of natural rubber, the following is used? Sulphur
 If a person goes down into a deep mine, his weight? Decreases slightly
 Oyster shells are composed primarily of? Calcium Carbonate
 A hydrometer is used to measure? Relative density of liquids

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 The intensity of earthquakes is measured using? Mercalli Scale

 By which name, the longest lunar eclipse of the Century (occurred in July,
2018) is called? Blood moon
 Which of the following Indus Valley sites is in India? Lothal
 Ancient people of South India buried the dead along with weapons, tools,
pottery etc in graves and placed big stones around the graves. These
structures are known as? Megaliths
 Which metal did the ancient Indians use first? Copper
 The administrative setup of early Aryans was in the nature of? Tribal polity
 The interaction of Indian craftsman with Greeks and Romans resulted in the
following art form? Gandhara Art
 Which of the following Satavahana Kings had immense love for overseas
trade and navigation so much so that the coins issued by him had picture of a
ship? Yagnasri Satakarni
 The Grand Trunk Road from Indus to Bengal was restored by one of the
following rulers? Sher Shah Suri
 The Mansabdari system was introduced by?
a. Sher Shah
b. Akbar
c. Jehangir
d. Aurangazeb

 In Mughal period, the letter of credit issued by Shroffs (money keepers) to

people who deposited cash for collecting it later or collecting the cash at a
different place after journey was called? Hundi
 Out of the following, who plundered Delhi and carried away the Koh-i-Noor
diamond? Nadir Shah
 Out of the following, who introduced the system of revenue farming in
Bengal? MurshidQuli Khan
 Which was the seat of power of Peshwas? Poona

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 Who were executed by the British along with Bhagat Singh on 23rd March,
1931? Sukhdev and Rajguru
 The Poorna Swaraj declaration was promulgated by Indian National Congress
in 1929 at? Lahore Session
 At the time of Independence, which of the following Nawabs announced
accession to Pakistan though most of the population desired to stay with
India? Nawab of Junagadh
 Partition of Bengal was done by the British in the year? 1905
 Out of the below, a prominent leader of militant nationalist thought was? Bal
GangadharTilak
 The Swadeshi movement was also known in Andhra region as?
VandeMataram Movement
 Out of the following who wrote the “History of Indian National Congress”
Bhogaraju Pattabhi Sitaramayya
 Why did Congress Ministries in provinces resign in 1939? Protesting against
decision of Viceroy to make India as party to war with Germany
 Approximately how many people died in Great Bengal Famine of 1943
(choose the nearest figure)? About 20 lakh
 The visit of Mahatma Gandhi to Naokhali between November 1946 to March
1947 after the riots resulted in? Gandhiji failed to stop the enmity and
violence
 Out of the following, who first referred the matter of “Kashmir” to the United
Nations Security Council in 1948? India
 Out of the persons below, Who founded the Hindusthan Socialist Republican
Association? Bhagat Singh
 Out of the below, India is part of the following land? Gondwana Land
 The valleys in Siwalik ranges are called as? Duns
 What is a “doab”? An area between two rivers
 “Ooty” is situated in? Nilgiris

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 Which of the following places in Andaman & Nicobar Islands is of volcanic

origin? Barren Island
 Which of the following rivers is located in Brahmaputra basin? Teesta
 Which of the following is the standard meridian of India? 82°30' E
 Which of the following places in India receives the highest average annual
rainfall? Mausimram
 In Kerala, the pre-monsoon showers are popularly known as? Mango
showers
 Hangul deer is endemic habitant of? Kashmir
 Red Sanders are endemic species of the following hill range? Seshachalam
range
 Sillimanite mining is done in the following district of Andhra Pradesh?
Srikakulam
 As per Census 2011, which of the following districts of Andhra Pradesh has
lowest number of rural population as percentage of total population of the
District? Visakhapatnam
 As per Census, 2011, which of the following districts of Andhra Pradesh had
the highest percentage of child population (as percentage of total population
of the district)? Kurnool
 The highest peak in Eastern Ghats is? Aroya Konda
 As mentioned in the AP Reorganization Act, 2014, which port was to be
developed by the Government? Duggarajapatnam
 The grasslands of North America are known as? Prairies
 The varying lengths of day and light at different times of year at any place on
earth is due to the fact that? The axis of the earth is inclinedto the elliptic
of revolution around Sun
 Majority of the deserts of the World lie between the following latitudes? 0 to
15 degree north and south latitudes
 The Masai tribesman are residents of? Savannahs

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 The temperature of the “Photosphere” of Sun is about? 6000 degrees

centigrade
 Which is the most earthquake prone nation in the World? Japan
 Which of the following stretches of Andhra Pradesh is most vulnerable to
Cyclones? Ongole to Machilipatnam
 Which Cyclone caused maximum loss of human life in Andhra Pradesh? 1977
Cyclone
 The speed of a Tsunami wave approaching the shore would be? The
Tsunami wave slows down in speed
 In the post disaster scenario, which of the following operations play major
role? Search and Rescue
 In earth quake resistant design, the door and window openings on walls
should be? Small and centrally located
 Which of the following Statements is most appropriate?
a. Earthquakes do not kill people
b. It is badly designed buildings that kill people
c. Both Statements are true and Statement II is the reason behind
Statement I
 For the purpose of reducing wind force on a roof, the following type of roof is
preferable? Pyramidal type
 The responsibility to cope up with natural disasters essentially lies with? State
Government
 The nodal ministry to coordinate disaster management operations in case of
biological disasters is? Ministry of Home Affairs
 Who heads the National Crisis Management Committee constituted by
Central Government for disaster management? Cabinet Secretary
 Which Article of the Constitution prescribes six freedoms? Article 19
 The Union of India is? Indissoluble union of States

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 The Inter State Council is Constituted under which Article of the Constitution?
Article 263
 Out of the following, what is true about the fundamental rights? They are
granted by the Constitution
 To become a Member of Parliament of India, a person has to be? No
educational qualification is necessary
 The word “Secularism” was added to the preamble of the Constitution
through? 42nd Amendment
 The Salaries and allowances of Judges of Supreme Court of India are met
from? Consolidated fund of India
 The right to education is a? Fundamental right
 In which year, Emergency was promulgated by President due to “internal
disturbances”? 1975
 What is the minimum age for a person to be elected as President of India? 35
years
 How many readings would a bill undergo in a house of Parliament before it is
passed? Three readings
 How many members are nominated by the President to Rajya Sabha from the
fields of Arts, Literature, Science, Social Service etc? 12
 In how many days after receipt, the Legislative Council has to send back a
“money bill” to Legislative Assembly? 14 days
 Which of the following is an “essential function” of Gram Panchayat?
Maintaining burial grounds
 Out of the following, which is the major source of revenue for Panchayats?
Property Tax
 Out of the following, which is not a feature of the 1991 New Economic Policy?
Nationalization
 As per India’s National Population Policy, 2000, the objective is to stabilize the
population by the year? 2045

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 FEMA was passed in the parliament in the year 1999 replacing FERA. One of
the objectives of FEMA as stated in the preamble of the Act is? Facilitating
external trade and payments
 The Five Year Plan that proposed land reforms through cooperative land
management for the first time is? Second Five Year Plan
 The growth of the Indian economy in the post 1991 period is mainly
attributable to? Service led growth
 The most important item in India’s imports in term of expenditure for most of
the post-reform period is? Petroleum, oil and lubricants
 The largest recipient of private remittances in the world in 2015 is? India
 The current exchange policy of India is? Market determined exchange rate
 The state which occupies the 1st position in bank deposits as on March 2017
is? Maharashtra
 The establishment of which institution marks the beginning of the era of
development financing in India? IFCI
 The Five Year Plan with the motto “Faster, Sustainable and More Inclusive
Growth” is? Twelfth Five Year Plan
 The Chairman of Goods and Service Tax Council is Union Finance Minister
 An example of a hidden subsidy is seen in Higher education in Public
Universities
 During the first four decades of planning in India, principal component of
revenue of the central government was from Indirect taxes
 Structural adjustment programs deal with Reducing fiscal imbalances and
adjust economy to long term growth
 Who among the following Indian scientists is the first scientist to get Nobel
Prize? C. V Raman
 ‘Liberty, Equality and Fraternity’ inspirations was derived from the?
French Revolution
 Which of the following statements is/are correct about Pravasi BhartiyaDiwas?

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1. It is celebrated on 9th January of every year.

2. It was started by the Ex-Prime Minister of India Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
3. It is celebrated because Mahatma Gandhi returned to India from South
Africa on 9th January, 1915.
4. First Pravasi Bhartiya Diwas took place in 2003.
1, 2, 3, and 4
 Which of the following statements is/are correct about Zero Hour?
1. Zero Hour has special provision mentioned in the rule of procedure
2. India has adopted Zero Hour from UK
3. Zero Hour starts immediately after the Question Hour and lasts until the
agenda from the day is taken up
4. Before raising question in Zero Hour the members of parliament required to
give prior notice
3 only
 Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding land revenue policy
of British?
1. Land revenue policies made the land saleable, mortgageable and
alienable.
2. Land revenue was periodically revised in ryotwari areas but fixed in
Mahalwari System.
3. Areas covered by Mahalwari system included North Western Provinces and
parts of Punjab. Select the correct answer using the code given below.1 and
3 only
 The Treaty of Salbai was signed between: British and Marathas
 There are six “Astikas ”(systems) of Hindu philosophy. Which of these is the
oldest? Sankhya
 Consider the following statement:
1. (A) Air pollutants known as “PM2.5” increases the chances of heart
diseases.

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2. (R) These micro particles can penetrate deep in lungs and enter in blood
circulation.
Options: Both correct and R explains A
 Which of the following is the key objective behind the establishment of
National Anti-profiteering Authority (NAA)? Ensure that the benefits of
reduction in GST rates are passed to consumers.
 Consider the following taxes:
1. Income Tax
2. Corporate Tax
3. Service Tax
4. Custom Duties
Which of the above is/are Direct Taxes? 1 and 2 only

 Which of the following river is also known as “Uttara Pinakini”? Pennar

 Which of the following the second layer of atmosphere: Stratosphere
 Find the correct statement/s :
1. Igneous rocks have no layers.
2. Limestone is white as well as black
3. Fossils are found in the igneous rocks
Optios:
1 and 2 only
 Who is the author of “The Stone that Speaketh” Durgabai Deshmukh
 Which of the following district of Andhra Pradesh touches the boundary of
Chhattisgarh?East Godavari
 Which is the competent body to prescribe conditions for acquisition of
citizenship? Parliament
 Fundamental duties have been added in the Constitution by 42nd Amendment
Act, 1976 in accordance with the recommendations of: Swaran Singh
Committee

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 Which of the following is true in relation to the first five year plan of India for
the period April-1951 to March, 1956? The planning commission presented
a draft outline of a plan of development in July,1951
 Which of the following hub of NITI Aayog leads the engagement of states with
central government? Team India Hub
 The primary objective of the monetary policy in India is to: Achieve price
stability and economic growth
 Goods and Service Tax is a: (3) Destination based tax
 The first Lady who donated one crore for the construction of Capital Ämravati"
of Andhra Pradesh State. M. Swarajyamma
 What is the ratio of sharing Legislative council members between Andhra
Pradesh and Telangana States. 50: 40
 The new capital Ämravati" of Andhra Pradesh State, will be constructed in
how many phases Three phases
 Universal Children’s Day is celebrated annually on 20th November
 Which of the following is not a life style disease? Malaria
 Which state became the first in India to launch a free e-mail address in Hindi
for residents? Rajasthan
 A geophysicist who studies earthquakes and the mechanical characteristics of
the Earth is called ? Seismologist
 Subhas Chandra Bose started the ‘Azad Hind Radio’ in which of the following
countries? Germany
 The government of India announced its first Industrial policy in 1948
 Author of 'Gulliver's Travels' is: Jonathan Swift

 Who is popularly known as ‘Missile Man of India’? Dr. A. P. [Link] Kalam

 In computer terminology, OCR stands for? Optical Character Recognition
 First computer virus is known as Creeper virus
 Which is the first engineering college of India? Thomason College

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 Scientists of which institute have developed a simple paper kit that can test
freshness of milk and tell how well it has been pasteurized? Indian Institute
of Technology (IIT), Guwahati
 ‘Father of renaissance movement in Telugu’ Rao Bahadur Kandukuri
Veeresalingam Pantulu was born on? 16 April, 1848
 Which of the following became the 25th State of India? Goa
 At the time of British rule in India, the direct elections were for the first time
incorporated under which Law/Act? Indian Councils Act, 1909
 With which inscription was Independent India’s first stamp issued? Jai Hind
 In which year was PIN code introduced? 1972
 From whose rule was Goa liberated in 1961? Portuguese
 Mohiniattam is the classical dance form from: Kerala
 Arrange the following Indian Freedom movements in chronological order
1. Non- cooperation movement
2. Quit India movement
3. Home rule movement
4. Civil disobedience movement

Codes:
3, 1, 4, 2
 As per Census- 2011 in India, Andhra Pradesh female literacy rate in
percentage term is: 59.15%
 In which year were Konkani, Manipuri and Nepali languages included in the
Eighth Schedule of the constitution? Year 1992
 On which day was the Constitution of India adopted? November 26, 1949
 Which Article says, “India, that is Bharat, shall be a Union of States”?
Article 1

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 Which one of the following Articles of the Constitution of India deals with the
special provision with respect to the State of Andhra Pradesh? Article 371 D
 Which was the first Indian State formed on the linguistic basis? Andhra
Pradesh
 Which political party formed the first non- Congress government? In which
state? CPI in Kerala
 Who has been given power to decide whether a Bill is a Money Bill or not?
The Speaker of Lok Sabha
 At present, what is the status of the Right to property? Legal Right
 Which state become the first state of India to ratify GST bill? Assam
 Who is the chairman of GST council? Finance Minister
 The first Union Territory of India to depend 100 percent on solar energy is?
Diu
 The Thummalapalle mine which is considered to have one of the world’s
largest reserves of 1.50 lakh tonnes of uranium is located in which among the
following Indian States? Andhra Pradesh
 Which river flows between the Satpura and the Vindhya mountains? Narmada
 In which state is the Silent Valley located? Kerala
 As per 2011 census, the population of Hyderabad city was: 39.43 Lakhs
 Match List – I with List – II and select the correct answer from the codes given
below the lists:
List – I List – II
Hills State
a. Pahalgam 1. Jammu & Kashmir
b. Munnar 2. Rajasthan
c. Mount Abu 3. Kerala
d. Champawat 4. Uttarakhand
Codes:
abcd

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 Which of the following is not part of geological disaster? [Link] Surge
 Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the code given
below the Lists
List I List II
(Major Dam) (State)
A. Cheruthoni Dam 1. Madhya Pradesh
B. Indira Sagar Dam 2. Tamil Nadu
C. Srisailam Dam 3. Andhra Pradesh
D. Mettur Dam 4. Kerala

Code
ABCD 4132
 Which one of the following States has more than two major ports? Tamil
Nadu
 Which is the longest River of Peninsular India? Godavari
 The Twelfth Five Year Plan also indicates the consequences of failing to
make any significant progress by outlining a Scenario 3 and it is called as:
Policy logjam
 As per 12th five year plan document, In India, the percentage of households
with electricity has increased from 56 in 2001 to? 67 in 2011
 In which Five year Plan document of India, it was stated first time, that the
producer of food grains must get a reasonable return? Third Five Year Plan
 The market value of national output measured in base year prices is known
as? Gross National Product at constant prices
 Personal income less disposable income is equal to.....Direct taxes

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 Which of the following is true in relation to rural poverty, in India in 2011-12,

based on Head Count Ratio Method? The rural poverty in India was around
25.7%
 The difference between urban and rural average monthly per capita
expenditure, in India in 2011-12, was around: Rs 1200
 According to population census 2011, in India, the number of persons with
disabilities constituted: 2.2 percent of the total population
 Which of the following is the Sustainable Development Goal-1? No Poverty
 The green revolution in Indian agriculture was not driven by: Use of
traditional variety of seeds
 The basic reason for ‘feminisation’ of agriculture sector in India is: Growing
rural to urban migration by men
 ‘Micro Units Development and Refinance Agency’ provide funds to: Non-
corporate small business sector
 In relation WTO, which of the following contains Peace Clause? Agreement
on Agriculture
 The Securities and Exchange Board of India was established on: 12th April,
1992
 The left canal of Polavaram Irrigation Project, once completed, will provide
irrigation benefits to ? East Godavari and Vishakhapatnam districts
 Prakasam district in Andhra Pradesh will get irrigation facility through:
Gundlakamma Reservoir Project
 Andhra Pradesh Integrated Irrigation and Agriculture Transformation Project
(Phase-II) funded by : World Bank
 In Andhra Pradesh, Ultra Mega Solar Park-II is being set up at: Talaricheruvu
village in Ananthapuram district
 In which district of Andhra Pradesh, the proposed port at Duggarajapatnam is
located ? SPSR Nellore

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 Which of the following is the motto of Real Time Governance in Andhra

Pradesh? ‘People First’
 The Andhra Pradesh State has adopted which of the following approach to
achieve the Human Development Index of 0.9 by 2029 and to provide basic
services to its people? Saturation approach
 The objective of which of the following, in Andhra Pradesh, is to provide
quality branded generic medicines at affordable prices to all the people?
Anna Sanjivini Project
 Andhra Pradesh State has announced Industrial Investment Promotion Policy
for the period? 2015-20
 The amount of assistance provided by the central government for the
development of backward districts in Andhra Pradesh during 2016-17 was: At
the rate of Rs 50 crore for Seven Districts
 To bridge the resource gap of Andhra Pradesh for the financial year 2014-15,
the assistance released by the central government to Andhra Pradesh from
2nd June 2014 to till 2016-17 was: Rs 3979.50 crore
 At which village of Kadapa district of Andhra Pradesh state, foundation stone
was laid for the construction of a steel plant in December-2018? At M.
Kambala Dinne village of Myalavaram Mandal
 The foundation stone for the People’s capital ‘Amaravati’ was laid on: 22nd
October 2015
 Under which section of the A P Re organization Act, the Central government
provides Special financial support for the creation of essential facilities.
Section 95
 The right to recover arrears of any other tax or duty shall be to the successor
States in whoseTerritories the place of assessment of that tax or duty is
included in bifurcation as per: Section 50 of the Act
 What is the percentage of Debt/GSDP Ratio (2013-14) of Residuary A.P?
19.4

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 Kyoto protocol on climate change was envisaged in which year...1997

 Project tiger was started in 1973
 India’s first defense university is set up in?----------------Haryana
 The total number of working languages of UNESCO are ?-----------More than
Three.
 On which date Telangana Formation Day is celebrated.. 2nd June
 Which of the following finds a place in the Ramsar List of Wetlands? Kolleru
Lake
 The upper limit of tree growth in mountains or high latitudes is called as ?------
-----Timber line
 Line joining places having equal degree of cloudiness is known as ?--------
Isonephs
 The largest delta of Indian Subcontinent is?________.Sundarbans Delta
 Governor should have completed the age of ?_________ before the
appointment35 years
 The Panchayati Raj system was constituted through the ?----------73rd
constitutional amendment act 1992
 Atomic energy and mineral resources is a subject under ? Union list
 A Chief Election Commissioner of the Election Commission can have a tenure
of? 6 years or hold office till the age of 65 years, whichever is earlier.
 UNESCO was established in the year? ----------.1945
 Open market operation is a part of ? Credit policy
 The Mid-Day Meal Scheme was launched on ? --------15th August 1995
 Devaluation of a currency refers to? -----------------Reduction in the value of a
currency vis-à-vis major internationally traded currencies.
 Meteorological drought means? The degree of dryness or rainfall deficit
and the length of the dry period.
 Vernal equinox occurs?
a. March 20 or 21

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b. September 22 or 23
c. March 22 or 23
d. September 20 or 21
Choose the correct option from the codes given below-
Both a and b

 National Aquatic Animal of India is:? Ganges River Dolphin

 The age, density, and thickness of oceanic crust _______ with distance from
the mid-ocean [Link]
 Tsunami is? Earthquake in ocean crust
 Tsetse flies cause which disease:? Sleeping sickness
 The word ‘ecology’ (Ökologie) was coined in 1866 by: Ernst Haeckel
 Seeds of which plant are used to extract biodiesel? Jatropha curcas
 Government of Andhra Pradesh constituted ‘Andhra Pradesh State Disaster
Management Rules’ in the year? 2007
 Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services (INCOIS) is located at
? Hyderabad
 United Nations – “Sendai Framework” is related to? Disaster Management
 The point, on the earth’s surface, directly above the point where an
earthquake occurs, is termed the? -------Epicenter
 The Chernobyl disaster was caused by a: Nuclear reactor accident
 Which among the following are the four phases of disaster management
planning? Mitigation, Preparation, Response and Recovery
 What does the acronym UNISDR stand for? United Nations International
Strategy for Disaster Reduction
 The movement of earthy materials from higher region to lower region due to
gravitational pull is called? Landslide
 Assertion: (A) The Right to information Act (2005) was enacted to bring in
transparency and accountability in governance.

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Reason:(B) The act is misused by both the public and the public authorities
Both (A) and (R) are true

 What is the full form of CNN? Cable News Network

 Communication for sustainable development focuses on? Transformative
learning
 The building blocks from which proteins are synthesized are known as:?
Amino Acids
 The major components of cereals and millets are:? Starches
 Goiter is characterized by? Enlargement of Thyroid Gland
 Lycopene is a pigment present in:?Tomato
 The vitamin which can be synthesized under the skin in the presence of the
uv light of sun is ? D
 Scurvy is a deficiency of ? Ascorbic Acid
 Calcium along with which mineral is required for the strength of skeletal
muscle? Phosphorus
 The synthesis of Urea occurs in: Liver
 Which one of the following is not considered as a macronutrient? Minerals
 The richest source of Vitamin 'C' is: Amla
 The percentage of fat in double toned milk is:1.5
 In relation to various measures of the Reserve Bank of India, PCA stands for?
Prompt Corrective Action
 Which of the following is the adjudicating Authority for insolvency resolution
process of banks and corporate houses? National Company Law Tribunal
 Bombay Stock Exchange SENSEX is a value weighted index based on:? Free
float capitalization method
 Central Board of Direct Taxes is a Statutory Authority functioning under the....
Central Board of Revenue Act-1963

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 Inter se distribution of tax shares, by the Finance Commission, amongst the

states is known as ? Horizontal Distribution
 Under which Article of the Indian Constitution, Centre can provide loans to
States for any public purpose? Article 293
 Unemployment data is collected by? CSO & NSSO
 What is the significance of “PAISA “ ? For affordable credit and interest
subversion
 First Five Year Plan was prepared to face partition , inflation and ? Food
shortage
 Polavaram Project’s installed capacity of electricity is ? 960MW
 Swami Vivekananda started the Rama Krishna Mission in? 1897
 Servants of Indian Society was formed by Gopal Krishna Gokhale
 The term Sarvodaya was used by M K Gandhi
 In HIV Counseling VCTC refers to..... Voluntary Counseling and Testing
Centre
 The National Policy on Education was introduced in the year ? 1986
 Untouchability (Offences) Act, 1955 extends to? The whole of India
 Panchayati Raj institutes in India brought ? Formal representation of the
weaker sections in village governance
 National Commission for Women started in the year? January 1992
 Child line Helpline No. is ? 1098
 Which articles of Indian Constitution talks about the Right against
Exploitation? Article 23 & 24
 Matters related to juvenile delinquents are dealt by ? Juvenile courts
 Sex ratio in combined state of Andhra Pradesh as per 2011 Census?
993/1000
 World Immunization Week is a global public health campaign celebrating each
year around the world during ? 24-30 April

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 Who was the first person to translate Mahabharata in Telugu language?

Nannayya
 When did [Link] Rao become the first chief minister? 1983
 When was Seshachalam hill declared as biosphere reserve of India? 2010
 The section 14 of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act 2014 has allocated
specific number of seats to successor state of Andhra Pradesh and successor
state of Telangana in the House of the People. These seats are? 25 & 17
respectively
 Which is the first digital village of Andhra Pradesh? Mori
 What is the origin of river Tunga and Bhadra? Varah Parvat
 In which district Telukunchi Bird Sanctuary is? Srikakulam
 Development expenditure of Central government does not include...?
Defense expenditure
 Paper currency first started in India in?1861
 Deficit financing means the government buys money from ? RBI
 The use of microorganism metabolism to remove pollutants such as oil spills
in the water bodies is known as? Bioremediation
 Which state got a separate high court on 1st January 2019, which is the 25th
high court of India? Andhra Pradesh
 India’s first ‘Defence Industrial Corridor’ will be built between-? Chennai and
Bengaluru
 In India, who among the following traditionally presents the National Film
Awards? President
 The only scientist in history to have received two Nobel Prizes in the Physics
category? John Bardeen
 Who invented ‘copy and paste’ command in Computer Programme? Larry
Tesler
 Which drugs are used to lower the body temperature? Antipyretics

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 Match List- I with List- II and select the correct answer codes given below the
lists-
List- I List- II
Acid Source
a. Citric acid 1. Tomato
b. Oxalic acid 2. Lemon
c. Lactic acid 3. Vinegar
d. Acetic acid 4. Curd
Codes:
abcd
2143
 Which among the following is the largest organ of human body is? Skin
 Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) was established in the year? 1963
 At which place Gandhiji was arrested for the first time by the British
Government for sedition? Ahmedabad
 Arrange the following treaties in chronological order-
1. Treaty of Amritsar
2. Treaty of Bassein
3. Treaty of seringapatam
4. Treaty of salbai
Codes:
4, 3, 2, 1

 Who was the first woman Lok Sabha Speaker of India? Meira Kumar
 When was the second round table conference held? 7 September 1931 - 1
December 1931
 Which State has given Maximum Presidents of India? Tamil Nadu
 Who wrote the famous song ‘Saare Jahan se Achcha Hindustan Hamara’? Sir
Muhammad Iqbal

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 Who was the Viceroy of India at the time of Jallianwala Bagh Massacre in
1919? Lord Chelmsford
 On the death of Mahatma Gandhi who said, ‘the light has gone out of our
lives’? Jawaharlal Nehru
 Consider the following statements-
1. The first woman, President of the Indian National Congress, was Sarojini
Naidu.
2. The first Muslim President of the Indian National Congress was
BadruddinTyabji.
Which of the statement given above is/ are correct?
Only 2
 Lord Macaulay was related to? English education
 Who was the founder of British Empire in India? Lord Robert Clive
 Which one of the following pair of states of India indicates the Westernmost
and Easternmost state? Gujarat and Arunachal Pradesh
 Arrange the following districts of Andhra Pradesh in ascending order of their
area [KM²]?
a) Anantapur
b) Srikakulam
c) Chittoor
d) Visakhapatnam
b, d, c, a
 Which among the following Indian Rivers flows westwards and falls into
Arabian Sea? Tapti
 Match List- I with List- II and select the correct answer codes given below the
lists-
List- I List- II
International cricket grounds City
a. Dr. Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA- VDCA 1. Delhi

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b. Feroz Shah Kotla Ground 2. Lucknow

c. Wankhede Stadium 3. Visakhapatnam
d. ShriAtalBihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium 4. Mumbai
Codes:
abcd
3142
 Which among the following temples has the hanging pillar? Lepakshi Temple
 Match List- I with List- II and select the correct answer codes given below the
lists-
List- I List- II
Beach City
a. Vodarevu Beach 1. Vizag
b. Yarada Beach 2. Chirala
c. Suryalanka Beach 3. Kakinada
d. Uppada Beach 4. Bapatla
Codes:
abcd
2143
 Which statement is not true about Indian Time Zone?
a) India currently has just one time zone, Indian Standard Time calculated on
the basis of 82.50 E longitude.
b) India’s Time Zones were first established in 1884.
c) Originally there were two time zones, Bombay Time and Calcutta Time.
d) Calcutta time was 4 hours and 51 minutes ahead of GMT, while
Bombay time was 5 hours and 30minutes ahead of GMT
 Shakkar Nagar is an important sugar producing center of? Telangana
 National Academy of Agricultural Research Management is located ?
Hyderabad

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 The power of President to pass an ordinance is vested under which Article-

Article 123
 Who can amend in the Fundamental Rights of Indian Constitution?
Parliament
 First women’s court in India was set up in which among the following states?
West Bengal
 Freedom of Press is included in? Article 19
 Who is the chairman of Andhra Pradesh State Disaster Management
Authority? Chief Minister, Andhra Pradesh
 Which among the following is not a primary pollutant? Ozone
 Where is the headquarter of Indian Meteorological Department? Delhi
 Ramagundam Super Thermal Power Station is located in? Telangana
 The structural carbohydrates of vegetables and fruits are? Cellulose
 The egg proteins are known as high biological value proteins because they
contain? All essential Amino Acids
 The cereals are rich and cheapest sources of? Energy
 Which of the following rights was described by Dr. [Link] as 'The
Heart and Soul of the Constitution’? Right to Constitutional Remedies
 Which of the following describes India as a Secular State? Preamble to the
Constitution
 In Eleventh Five year plan of India, the achievement of agricultural growth rate
was around ? 3.6%
 The Central Statistical Unit(CSU) which was converted into Central Statistical
Organization(CSO) in the year ? 1951
 As per population census-2001, the rural sex ratio in India was around ? 946
 Which of the following three R’s are regarded as environment friendly?
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
 Which document among the following is known as ‘Magna Carta of Education’
in India? Wood’s Dispatch of 1954

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 United Nations Human Rights Council(UNHRC) has 47 UN member states

with specific number of seats allotted for each five regions of the globe. How
many seats are allotted for Asia-Pacific States? 13
 United Nation observed the first official Braille Day on... 4th January
 Where is the Headquarters of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)?
Brussels, Belgium
 Earth Day is celebrated every year on...22nd April
 Which Spacecraft is the first to land on the far side of the moon? Change 4
 Who was the first woman speaker of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly?
K. Pratibha Bharati
 In which year Andhra University was established? 1926
 The booklet Asbab-e-Baghawat-e-Hind (The Causes of the Indian Revolt)? is
written by whom? Syed Ahmed Khan
 Who was the first woman to climb mount Everest in the world? Junko Tabei
 Name the institute in which the Indian Tsunami Early Warning Centre
(ITEWC) is established ? Indian National Centre for Ocean Information
Service (INCOIS) Hyderabad
 International Labour Organisation’s conventions 138 and 182 are related to ?
Child labour
 Which article provides the‘Right to Education’ to all children of the age of six
to fourteen years? Article 21 A
 Article 30 of the Indian Constitution deals with ? Right of the minorities to
establish and administer educational institutions
 The news papers contain one of the following toxic materials ? Pb
 Carbon monoxide breathing is harmful for human being because ?It
competes with oxygen in the blood
 Undavalli Caves is located in? Vijayawada
 From where was GSAT-1 was launched? Sriharikota

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 Which part of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act 2014 deals with
‘Management and Development of Water Resources? Part IX
 With reference to Global alliance for Climate-Smart Agriculture (GACSA);
which of the following statement is correct? Membership of GACSA does
not create any binding obligation
 Which section of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganization Act 2014 deals with
representation of the Anglo-Indian community? Section 18
 Telugu literature was first influenced by which empire? Vijayanagara Empire
 Andhra state was created on linguistic basis from part of Madras Presidency
in which year? 1953
 What is to the east of Andhra Pradesh? Bay of Bengal
 Who was the first Prime Minister from Andhra Pradesh? P.V. Narasimha Rao
 World toilet Day s celebrated on? 19th November
 Which of the following agency published the Red data book? IUCN
 Which of these countries is considered to have world’s first sustainable Bio-
fuel economy? Brazil
 Name the Soviet Union suborbital flight carrying two dogs Dezik and Tsygan ?
Robotics spacecraft
 The 10th BRICS summit Declaration was named as ? Johannesburg
Declaration
 Who is the author of the famous book series ‘Game of Thrones’? George R.R
Martin
 The first Rampa Rebellion took place in which of the following years? 1879
 Gottipati Brahmaiah, a freedom fighter from Andhra Pradesh was popularly
known as ? Leader of Farmers
 The battle of ‘Padmanabham’ between the Britishers and the kings of the
Vijayanagaram was fought on?10 July 1794
 In which year the control of the British government in India was transferred to
the British crown? 1858

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 Who among the following was the last Viceroy of British India? Lord
Mountbatten
 Who among the following put forward the ‘Theory of Drain of Wealth,’ which
highlighted the exploitation of Indian resources for the benefit of Britain?
Dadabhai Naoroji
 Which schedule to the Constitution of India lists the official languages? Eighth
 Which of the following was the capital of Andhra State until 1956? Kurnool
 How many States and Union Territories are present in India? 29 States and 7
Union Territories
 Forests and lakes are best classified as examples of ? Natural Ecosystem
 The Pasarlapudi blowout near Amalapuram in the East Godavari district of
Andhra Pradesh occurred on which of the following days ? 8 January 1995
 On which river was the Paithan (Jayakwadi) Hydro-electric project completed?
Godavari
 According to twelfth five year plan document, development of which of the
following is a general capability enhancer for all agents? Infrastructure
 During the eleventh Five year plan period (2007-08 to 2011-12), on an
average, private consumption expenditure as percentage of GDP was? 59
percent
 Which of the following was an essential element of strategy, in Fourth Five
Year Plan of India, aimed at achieving balance on foreign account and goal of
self reliance? A sustained increase of exports by about 7 percent a year
during the plan period
 Which of following is true in relation to the Economic Statistics Division (ESD)
of the Central Statistical Office (CSO)? ESD compiles the Index of
Industrial Production
 Which of the following method of measuring GNP is called as Final Product
Method? Expenditure method

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 Which of the following is true in relation to the value of ‘Index of Crop

Diversification’ in agriculture sector? It ranges between 0 (zero) and 1 (one)
 The expected share of India’s services sector exports in global services
exports by the year 2022 ? 4.2%
 The ‘Monetary Policy Committee’ determines the policy interest rate required
to achieve......The inflation target
 Which of the following is a capital market instrument in India? Equities
 According to Comptroller and Auditor General of India report, which of the
following is true in relation to the composition of total revenue receipts of
Andhra Pradesh in 2015-16 Financial Year? Own tax revenue of the state
accounted for around 45% of total revenue receipts of the state
 In the total revenue receipts of Andhra Pradesh for the year 2016-17, The
share of grants- in-aid from government of India, was around....23.60%
approximately
 First state to implement 10% quota for economically weak in an Unreserved
category....Gujarat
 Which country is the World's largest producer of solar energy? China
 Which among the following two new science communication platforms
launched by Union minister for science and technology are? DD Science and
India Science
 Which research institution has launched a new platform called 'Samwad with
students' to engage students in space science activities? ISRO
 Legal protection to industrial designs is given in 2001 under the following
Agreement......Locarno
 The differences between the value of currency and the cost of producing is
called....Seigniorage
 Name the area wise largest district of Andhra Pradesh? Anantpur

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 In the Indian context what is what is the implication of ratifying ‘Additional

Protocol’ with the ‘International Atomic Energy Agency’(IAEA)? The civil
nuclear reactor come under the safeguard of IAEA
 Who spelt out sustainable development? Bruntland
 Saffron is produced in.... J&K
 India’s highest annual rainfall state is ....Meghalaya
 Which state is known for growing the spices? Kerala
 Beti Bachao Beti Padhao scheme was launched by ------------- Ministry of
Women and Child Development
 Headquarters of Confederation of Indian Industries is located at? New Delhi
 Who wrote the controversial novel the satanic verses? Salman Rushdie
 Who was the first woman to go to space? Valentina Tereshkova
 The religious text of Jews is ------------------ Torah
 What is the minimum age to become the President of India? 35 years
 Who was the first person to address United Nations in Hindi? Atal Bihari
Vajpayee
 Who authored Gitanjali? Rabindranath Tagore
 When did the Right to Information Act come into force in India? 12th October
2005
 The Nobel Prize was instituted by which country? Sweden
 The world yoga day is celebrated on -------------- 21st June
 When is National technology day celebrated in India? 11th May
 Who among the following has written Musalamma Maranamu? CR Reddy
 Who among the following presidents of India gave assent to Andhra Pradesh
reorganisation bill? Pranab Mukherjee
 Who among the following was the CM of in AndhraPradesh at the time of Jai
Andhra Movement (1972)? PV Narasima Rao
 Siddhartha Gautam was the founder of ----------- Buddhism
 Sikh Scriptures are found in ? Adigranth

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 ----------- was the person who discovered new sea route to India via coast of
South Africa on 20th May 1498....Vasco De Gama
 ------------ in 1875 founded Arya Samaj in Bombay...Swami Dayanand
Saraswati
 [Link] announced mass civil disobedience movement in the year -----
1930
 Sriharikota, the location of Satish Dhawan Space Research Centre is located
in the district.... Nellore
 Which cloud type produces rainstorms? Cumulonimbus
 From the choices below, the best estimate of the age of the Universe is --------
-- years old ? 13.8 billion
 Which chemical salt is used in cloud seeding? Silver iodide
 The region between ~ 30° to 35° north and 30° to 35° south latitudes is
characterized by weak winds. This region is called ------------ The horse
latitudes.
 Which lenses are used by people having short-sightedness? Concave
 Where did Mahatma Gandhi started his first Satyagraha in India? Champaran
 When was the Indian Constitution first amended? 1951
 Who appoints the judges of the Supreme Court? The President
 Which state is known as the `Granary of India`? Punjab
 The Forest(Conservation)Act was enacted in the year ? 1980
 The leading producer of coffee is ....Brazil
 In which of the following activities silicon carbide is used? cutting very hard
substances
 Which radioactive pollutant drew the attention of public, due to its occurrence
in the building material? Thorium
 Optic fiber is mainly used for which of the following? Communication
 The outer shell of the egg is composed of ? Calcium Carbonate
 Carbohydrates are organic compounds with the basic structure: CX (H2O)y

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 The majority of the patients with coronary heart disease have an elevated
level of ? Cholesterol
 Which of the following food group is the concentrated source of energy?
Cereals
 Adoption of children in India is through a statutory body called ...Central
Adoption Resource Authority
 United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) was
established in the year....1946
 The Indecent Representation of Women (Prevention) Act was enacted in the
year....1986
 One Stop Centers (OSCs) meant for women affected by violence and
financial assistance are established with grants from the ....Nirbhaya Fund
 Impairments of the ability to recognize familiar objects are called...Agnosia
 ‘PURA’ is a concept given by Former President Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and
discussed in his book Target 3 Billion which he co-authored with Srijan Pal
Singh. PURA stands for:....Provisions of Urban Amenities in Rural Areas
 The Nirbhaya Act, 2013 also defines more sexual offences besides rape.
These are: (1) Both (Stalking and Voyeurism) and (Gang rape and Sexual
harassment)
 Read the following statements:
a. The Statue of Unity is dedicated to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
b. It is 182 meters tall and is located between the Satpura and the Vindhya
mountain ranges.
c. It was was built by sculptor Ram V Sutar and intricate bronze cladding done
by a Chinese foundry, the Jiangxi Toqine Company.
Which of the above statement is/ are correct? All the given options.
 Consider the following statements about Vande Bharat Express
[Link] is India’s first indigenously built engineless semi- high speed train.
b. It runs between Delhi and Surat at a maximum speed of 160 kmph.

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Which of the above statements is/ are correct? Only a

 Which of the following states in India has brought out a comprehensive
bilingual tribal dictionary seen as a measure to preserve vanishing native
languages in the state? Odisha
 What are the major official languages of Andhra Pradesh? Telugu and Urdu
 The OBC population data will be introduced from which Census year in India?
2021
 H1N1 virus is sometimes mentioned in the news with reference to which one
of the following diseases? Swine Flu
 If an object is thrown upwards, what will be its velocity, when it reaches its
maximum height (neglect the air resistance)? 0 m/s
 _________ is an instrument for measuring the distance travelled by a
wheeled vehicle? Odometer
 Splitting of white light into seven colors on passing through the glass prism is
called....Dispersion
 Which of the following has highest pH? Human blood
 Kerosene oil floats on water because- Its density is less than the density of
water
 Which one of the following pairs matches one another? Jaundice – Liver
 What is the minimum distance required to hear an echo? 17.2 metre
 What is the range of mercury thermometer in Fahrenheit? −35 to 673 °F
 One hydraulic horsepower is equal to....746 watts
 Consider the following statements with respect to Paika Rebellion
a. The Paika Rebellion was an armed rebellion against the British East India
Company’srule that took place in West Bengal.
b. The Paika Rebellion was led by BakshiJagabandhu, former commander of
forces of the Raja of Khurda.
Which of the above statements are true? Only b

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 Match List- I with List- II and select the correct answer codes given below the
lists-
List- I List- II
a. Karnam Malleshwari 1. Kuchipudi Maestro
b. Sobha Naidu 2. Chess Grandmaster
c. Pulapaka Susheela 3. Weightlifter
d. Humpy Koneru 4. Legendary Singer
Codes:
abcd
3142
 Which of the following pairs given below is incorrectly matched? Year India –
Pak Conflict 1965 First war over Kashmir
 Consider the following statements
a. Before 1773 Governors General of the Presidency of Fort William (Bengal)
was named as Governor of Bengal, which was in existence since 1757 to
1772.
b. William Bentinck was the first Governor- General of India.
Which of the statements given above is/ are correct?
Both a and b
 Who is known for killing Lord Mayo, the Viceroy of India? Sher Ali Afridi
 The immediate cause of India’s first war of independence in 1857
was...Introduction of new Enfield rifles
 Match List- I with List- II and select the correct answer codes given below the
lists-
List- I List- II
First Indian Woman Name
a. Judge of Supreme Court 1. Rajkumari Amrita Kaur
b. Union Minister 2. Meera Sahib Fatima Bibi
c. Speaker of Lok Sabha 3. Indira Gandhi

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d. Bharat Ratna 4. Meira Kumar

Codesa
abcd
2143
 Match List- I (Leaders of the revolt of 1857) with List- II (their areas of
operation)
List – I List – II
a. Korukonda Subba Reddy 1. Lucknow
b. Dundasena 2. Hyderabad
c. Jamedar Chida Khan 3. Yernagudem
d. Begum Hazrat Mahal 4. Parlakimedi
Codesa
abcd
3421

 Who founded the “Krishna Patrika”? Konda Venkatappayya

 Consider the following statements
a. Mahatma Gandhi was born as Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. The
honorific title ‘Mahatma’ was given to him in 1914.
b. Gandhiji was not present during Nehru’s tryst of destiny speech to
celebrate independence.
Which of the statements given above is/ are correct?
Both a and b

 Which of the following statements is correct regarding Vernacular Press Act,

1878?
a. Lord Lytton passed the Vernacular Press Act in 1878 in the best interest of
the government.

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b. In 1878, when the Vernacular Press Act was passed, the number of Indian
English Newspapers was 20 and vernacular newspapers were 200.
c. By this act, the magistrates of the districts were empowered, without the
prior permission of the Government, to call upon a printer and publisher of any
kind toenter into a Bond, undertaking not to publish anything which might
“rouse” feelings of disaffection against the government.
Select the correct answer using the codes given below
a,b and c

 Which insurance company has launched a new micro plan ‘Micro Bachat’?
Life Insurance Corporation
 Who has launched a digital payment gateway ‘iPay’? IRCTC
 Which Great Personality’s dream was the source of inspiration behind
Swachh Bharat Abhiyan? Mahatma Gandhi

 Which of the following is amongst the criteria for being registered as a

national political party?
a. It is recognized as a recognized political party in 2 or more states.
b. At the last general election to the house of people, the party has won at
least 5% of the total number of seats.
Neither a nor b

 Who can remove the chairman of state Public Service Commission?

President of India
 Ranbir Penal Code is applicable in which state? Jammu and Kashmir
 Which of the following are the recommendations of Balwant Rai Mehta
Committee (1957)?
a. Establishment of two tier panchayat raj system.
b. Direct elections to both the village panchayat and zilaparishad.

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c. All planning and development activities to be entrusted to Panchayati Raj

Institutions.
d. District collector should be the chairman of zilaparishad.
Select the correct answer using the codes given below. c and d only

 In the context of establishing a new High Court of the state, which of the
following statement is correct? The President of India, after the
authorization by the Parliament, through a notification can create new
High Court for a state.

 Regarding National Electoral Transformation (NETA) Application, sometimes

seen in the news, which of the following statements is/ are correct?
a. It has been conceptualized and developed by the Election Commission of
India.
b. It allows voters to rate and review their political representatives.
Select the correct answer using the codes given below.
Only b

 Under which two states the President’s Rule is yet to be imposed? Telangana
and Chhattisgarh
 Which of the following Articles cannot be suspended during the national
Emergency? Articles 20 and 21
 Which State Governments have not provided 50 percent reservations for
women in local bodies?
Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Goa and Jammu and Kashmir
 Match the following lists-
List- I List- II
(Outstanding Parliamentarian) (Year of Award)
a. Hukum Dev Narayan 1. 2016

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b. Ghulam Nabi Azad 2. 2014

c. Dinesh Trivedi 3. 2017
d. BhartruhariMahtab 4. 2015
Codes
ab c d
2413
 Which article of the Indian Constitution states that all states and local bodies
shall endeavor to provide instructions in mother language in the primary
stages of education? Article 350 A
 Match List- I with List- II and select the correct answer codes given below the
lists (in respect of Andhra Pradesh)-
List- I List- II
a. Gaze at the Largest Nandhi 1. Tirumala- Tirupati
b. The Lord of the Seven Hills 2. Ahobilam Temple – Karnool
c. The Saviour of Prahalada 3. Veerabhadra Temple – Lepakshi
d. Jyotrilingas [Link] Swamy Temple- Nallamala
Hills (Srisailam)
Codes:
abcd
3124
 Consider the following pairs. Art Forms Corresponding States
a. Hozagiri - Tripura
b. Sirmouri Natti - Rajasthan
c. Chakri - Himachal Pradesh
d. Chandi Shilli - Sikkim
Which of the pairs given above are correctly matched?
a and d only
 Scientific study of soil is? Pedology
 What is the thin layer of gases around the earth called? Atmosphere

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 Agenda- 21 is related to? Sustainable Development

 Ayushman Bharat Yojana is related to which sector ? Health
 Which layer of atmosphere contains the ozone layer? Stratosphere
 Which of the following disease may be caused due to deficiency of Vitamin C?
Scurvy
 Which of the following states has the longest coastline? Andhra Pradesh
 In which year Madras Mahajana Sabha was established? 1884
 Which of the following is the highest peak? Kangchenjunga Peak
 Which of the following is related to Baudhayana ? Pythagoras Theorem
 What is the full form of NSG? National Security Guard
 Where the Golden Temple is situated at? Amritsar
 Which of the following planets has no natural satellite? Venus
 Nerves of the brain responsible for sending and receiving information?
Neurons
 Which of the following is an important social indicator to measure the extent of
equality between males and females in a society at a given time? Sex ratio
 The main aim of “Janani SurakshaYojana” which is the programme by the
Family Welfare programme? Reducing maternal and neonatal morality
 Which is the first country to initiate a Family Planning program in the world?
India
 What percentage of the world population India accounts for? 16.7 per cent
 The average number of persons per unit area, such as a square kilometre, is
termed as ? Population density
 The visual acuity of 20/200 is characteristic feature of? Legally blind
 The units used in measuring hearing loss is? Decibels
 The programme which places emphasis on group financing for poverty
alleviation by organizing the rural poor into self-help groups (SHGs) is ?
SGSY
 A perfect market is characterized by? Large number of buyers and sellers

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 Extension education is basically meant for? Rural people

 Apart from increasing the nutritional status, the Mid Day Meal programme also
aims at increasing? School attendance
 Vividh Bharati, AIR was started to counter the popularity of? Radio Ceylon
 The book, “Everybody loves a good drought” is written by? P. Sainath
 Who launched India’s first printed newspaper, ‘The Bengal Gazette’? James
Augustus Hickey
 Which of the following newspaper is not associated with Gandhiji?
Mathrubhoomi
 Identify the correct chronology of the following television networks in India...
Doordarshan, Star, Zee, Sony
 Burrakatha is a traditional folk dance of which state? Andhra Pradesh
 The process of examining every single member of the population is called?
Census
 The term PDF stands for? Portable document format
 Prasarbharti came into being in the year? 1997
 The punishment for civil detention is ordered for? Contempt of court
 The first Indian silent film was? Raja Harishchandra
 Which of the following bank was founded by Lala Lajpat Rai at Lahore in
1894? Punjab National Bank
 Identify the correct sequence of the following on the basis of establishment
year? LinkedIn, Facebook,Youtube, Twitter
 Information is? Processed data
 Andhra Pradesh Public Libraries Act enacted in? 1960
 An Act is a? Law
 The duration of Copyright of a published book in India ? Lifetime of the
author plus 60 years after the date of his/her death
 Annie Besant was?
a. The President of the Theosophical Society in the year of 1907.

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b. Was selected as the first woman president of the Indian National Congress
in 1917.
c. The founder of Central Hindu College at Varanasiin 1898.
Select the correct statement/statements using the codes given below?
All of above.

 National Library Week in India starts on date of birth of? Jawaharlal Nehru
 Blog is? Website
 Hash Tag is used at ? Twitter
 MBO stands for? Management by Objectives
 E-PG Pathshala is hosted at? INFLIBNET, Ahemdabad
 Solr is related to? Indexing and searching
 The measuring unit of Clock speed is? Hertz
 The communication between Mouse and computer is? Simplex
 Orbicom is the international network of? UNESCO
 The format in which data travels over network is called? Syntax
 The latest edition of Bluetooth is ? Version 5.1
 The Price is? Cost plus benefit
 Datum is ? a single Piece of information
 National Virtual Library of India is lead by? IIT, Mumbai

 Indian Government declared to establish Terror Monitoring Group (TMG) in

which state? Jammu and Kashmir
 Who has launched Shiksha Vani app? CBSE
 Election Commission of India collaborated with which Indian agency for voter
awareness campaign? Indian Railway
 Which among the followings became the world’s highest polling station?
Tashigang

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 “Conquer Exam, Be a Warrior” app developed by which state government?

Gujarat
 What is the name of the mission under which India built an anti- satellite
weapon 'ASAT'? Mission Shakti
 Who is the author of the book 'Every Vote Counts - The Story of India's
Elections.'? Navin Chawla
 Which of the following cities in India is known as the yoga capital of the world?
Rishikesh
 Who among the following is the first Indian to be elected as a FIFA Council
member? Praful Patel
 Match List- I with List- II and select the correct answer codes given below the
lists-
List- I List- II
[Link] person to go into space 1. Valentina Teshchenko
[Link] Indian to go into space 2. Yuri Gagarin
[Link] woman to go into space 3. Laika
[Link] dog to go into space 4. Rakesh Sharma
Codes:
abcd 2413

 What is the full form of LEO Satellite? Low Earth Orbit

 Which device is used to measure current in a circuit? Ammeter
 Consider the following statements with respect to ‘QR Code’-
a. QR is short for Quick Response and can be read quickly by a cell phone.
b. QR code is the trademark for a type of matrix barcode first designed in
1996 for the automotive industry in Japan. Select the correct code- Only a

 UNNATI programme is related to? Nanosatellites

 Consider the following statements with respect to ‘Goldilocks Zone’-

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a. It refers to the habitable zone around a star where the temperature is just
right - not too hot and not too cold.
b. Earth is in the habitable zone of the sun – one of the reasons our planet
has liquid water like oceans and lakes.
Both a and b

 Consider the following statements with respect to ‘VGA’-

a. It stands for "Video Graphics Array."
b. A standard VGA connection has 15 pins and is shaped like a trapezoid.
c. The VGA standard was originally developed by MICROSOFT in 1987.
Which of the above statements is/ are correct?
Both a and b

 Who invented Nobel Prizes? Alfred Nobel

 Who among the following is behind the first black hole image? Katie Bouman
 Consider the following statements with respect to ‘Champaran Movement’-
a. It was the first mass movement started by Mahatma Gandhi in 1917.
b. It was a farmer's uprising that took place in Champaran district of Gujrat,
India during the British colonial period.
Which of the above statements is/ are correct? Only a

 Consider the following statements with respect to ‘Salt March’-

a. The Salt March began on March 12, 1930 and continued till April 6, 1930. It
was a 24-day non-violent march led by Mahatma Gandhi.
b. Salt March, which was non-violent in nature, is historically significant as it
led to the mass Civil Disobedience Movement.
c. The Salt March began with around 80 people, but as more and more
people joined in for the 390 km-long journey, it grew into a strong force of
50,000 people.

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All of the above

 Arrange the following events in the order of their chronology

a. Muslim league
b. Bengal partition
c. Surat session
d. Indian National Congress
Choose the correct option
b,d, a, c

 The temperature at which a conductor becomes a super conductor is called:

Transition Temperature
 Match List – I with List – II and select the correct answer from the codes given
below the lists:
List – I List – II
Four spheres Greek words
a. Stone 1. Atmo
b. Air 2. Hydro
c. Water 3. Bio
d. Life 4. Litho
Codes:
abcd
4123

 Which of the following has pH value 7? Pure water

 Which state government given its in- principle approval to bring ‘man- animal
conflict’ under listed disasters in the State Disaster Response Fund? Uttar -
Pradesh
 State bird of Andhra Pradesh is ? Rose-ringed parakeet

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 A graph of a cumulative frequency distribution is called ? Ogive

 In the case of classification of data, the class having its upper limit is treated
as the lower limit of its next class is called ? Open ended class
 Match List- I with List- II and select the correct answer codes given below the
lists- List- I List- II
Rupee Denomination Motif of Bank Note
a. 200 1. Hampi with Chariot
b. 50 2. Mangalyaan
c. 500 3. Sanchi Stupa
d. 2000 4. Red Fort
Codes:
abcd
3142
 Which gas is known as marsh gas? Methane
 Who introduced ‘www’ to the world? Sir Tim Berners-Lee
 Match List- I with List- II and select the correct answer codes given below the
lists-
List- I List- II
Gases in atmosphere Percentage
a. Nitrogen 1. 21
b. Oxygen 2. 78
c. Argon 3. 0.04
d. Carbon dioxide 4. 0.93
Codes:
abcd
2143
 _________ is the fourth state of matter. Plasma
 Along with whom, Bhagat Singh threw a bomb in Central Assembly?
Batukeshwar Dutt

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 The first railway in India was laid down during the period of? Lord Dalhousie
 Which river of India passes the Tropic of Cancer twice? Mahi
 ‘Jarawa’ and ‘Onge’ are tribes found in ? Andaman and Nicobar
 In which state Milam Glacier is located? Uttarakhand
 What is the minimum age to contest in the Panchayat elections? 21 years
 Which statement is not true about India's National Flag?
a) The ratio of the length and width of the flag is 2: 1
b) It is designed using three colours – saffron (top most), white (middle) and
India green (lower most). The middle band contains navy blue Ashoka Chakra
(Wheel of Law) in the centre with 24 spokes to the wheel.
c) The present form of the national flag was adopted in the meeting of
Constituent Assembly on 22nd of July in 1947.
d) It is also called as ‘Tiranga’, meaning three colours and is based on Swaraj
flag, designed by PingaliVenkayya.

 How many Sustainable Development Goals were set by the United Nations
General Assembly in 2015? 17 Goals
 Which is the India’s First Solar- Powered Railway station? Guwahati railway
station
 Dakshin Gangotri is _____________? Indian Scientific Base Station in
Antartica
 India has been divided into how many Seismic Risk Zones? 4
 Landslides often occur in ? Hilly region
 Which type of soil water is most useful for plant? Capillary water
 Strip of trees and shrubs planted for protection of fields from Winds in coastal
areas are called ? Shelter Belts
 A camel can tolerate a loss of water at about ________ of its body weight
when exposed to severe desert heat ? 30 percent

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 Ringworm is a __________that attacks the skin, hair and nails of both animals
and humans ? Fungus
 Hydrometeorology is the science which deals with ? water in the
atmosphere
 Ardeotis nigriceps is the zoological name of ? Great Indian Bustard
 Lysimeter is an instrument used to measure ? evapotranspiration
 “Branch Bending in Guava” plants favours? Better fruiting
 Rhinos in India have been translocated from Kaziranga to ? Manas National
Park
 In selection system of Silviculture? The mature crop is removed as single
trees or in small groups over the whole of felling series.
 A soil must have following for supporting plant growth ? Mineral matter,
organic matter, soil water and soil air
 International day for Biological Diversity is observed on ? May 22
 A seed may not germinate, even if all favourable conditions are provided to
germinate, it may be due to ? Dormancy
 Development of fisheries is known as ? Blue revolution
 Salim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History (SACON) is in ?
Coimbatore
 Which one is the most prominent silvicultural tool for manipulation of tree
growth in agroforestry system ? Thinning and Prunning
 Most suitable tree species used in afforestation of coastal areas ? Casuarina
equisetifolia
 Icebox is a fruit type of ? Watermelon
 Amphistomatic leaves means ? Leaves having stomata on both surfaces.
 Vegetables are canned in ? Brine
 What are the state animal, state tree and state flower of Andhra Pradesh ?
Black buck, Neem and Jasmine
 What is the ideal direction for a greenhouse to orient, in India? North-South

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 The most important breeding areas for Olive Ridley turtle along the Bay of
Bengal in ? Indian Ocean is the coast of Orrissa
 A forest which has been reproduced through sprouting from stumps of felled
trees is called ? Coppice forest
 All lands with tree cover of canopy density between 10% and 40% is called
_____ ? Open forest
 A process which removes injured, disease or insect-infested trees is called
______..? Sanitation cutting
 ICFRE was established during the year_____ and is headquartered at______
?? 1986, Dehradun
 The most important physical property of wood is its ? Specific gravity
 The ratio of diameter to girth of trees will be less than ? 0.3182
 The second Biosphere Reserve following the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve was
established at ? Nanda Devi
 Photosynthesis is ? Anabolic process
 The floating national park is situated in the state of ? Manipur
 Seeds which cannot be dried to moisture contents below 30% without injury
and are unable to tolerate freezing are called ? Recalcitrant seeds
 Which one of the following is the second largest brackish-water lagoon in
India? Pulicat lake
 Which one of the following four tiger reserves is the largest in India? Kanha
tiger reserve
 Which one of the following is a Ramsar site? Kolleru lake
 GIS deals with which kind of data ? Spatial data
 Foot and mouth disease in animals is caused by ? Virus
 Sampling method in which the sampling units are selected according to a
predetermined patters is ? Systematic sampling
 Type of survey in which the curvature of the earth is not taken into account is
called ? Plane survey

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 The vertical distance between any two consecutive contours is known as ?

Contour interval
 This Act was to consolidate and amend the law relating to the protection and
management of forests in State of Andhra Pradesh. ? Andhra Pradesh
Forest Act, 1967
 Maintenance of environmental stability, maintenance of ecological balance
including atmosphere equilibrium are the principle objectives of ? National
Forest Policy, 1988
 Which temple in India houses the only pillar in the World that stands
suspended in the air? Lepakshi Temple
 Which song video became the first on YouTube platform to cross the ‘billion
views’ mark? Gangnam Style
 On which day did the ‘Amravati Metro Rail Corporation’ get incorporated?
29 October 2015
 ‘International Day for Women and Girls in Science’ is celebrated on ?
11 February
 How many valves are present in a human heart? 4
 Match List- 1 with List -2 and select the correct answer using the codes given
below:

List – 1
Freedom Fighters
a. Bhikaji Cama
b. Sarojini Naidu
c. Kamala Nehru
d. VijaylaxmiPandit
List - 2
Honours
1. The first woman President of UN General Assembly

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2. The Delhi Beauty

3. The Nightingale of India
4. Mother of the Indian Revolution
Codes: a b c d
IV III II I

 Arrange the following events in chronological order using the code:

a. Simon Commission
b. Partition of Bengal
c. Gandhi-Irwin Pact
d. Rowlatt Act
b, d, a, c
 In which of the following states the ‘ChauriChaura’ incident took place on 4
February 1922? Uttar Pradesh
 The Dalit movement in Andhra Pradesh began with the establishment of
‘JaganMitraMandali’ in 1906 by ? Bhagya Reddy Varma
 Who among the following social reformers is credited with being the first
person to conduct a widow remarriage in Andhra Pradesh? Kandukuri
Veeresalingam Pantulu
 In which year was Andhra State formed? 1 October 1953
 Who is known as ‘Father of Modern Contemporary Art’ in Andhra Pradesh?
Nandikolla Gopala Rao
 The Indian Councils Act, 1909 was commonly known as ? Morley-Minto
Reforms
 Which Article in the Indian Constitution imposesthe President’s Rule in
states? Article 356
 Who appoints the Chief Election Commissioner in India? President
 Who was the chairman of Drafting Committee of the Constitution for India?
Dr. B.R Ambedkar

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 Which day is observed as Telugu Language Day in India? August 29

 Who performs the central banking functions in India? Reserve Bank of India
 The ‘TRYSEM’ programme aims at providing which of the following?
Employment to Rural youths
 How many ‘Sustainable Development Goals’ have been defined by the United
Nations? 17
 Polavaram Irrigation Project was declared as National Project under which
section of the Andhra Pradesh reorganization act? Section 90
 Which of the following is a Government of Andhra Pradesh scheme to provide
LPG connections to women of BPL families? Deepam Scheme
 As per the 2011 census of India, what is the population density of Andhra
Pradesh? 308 persons per sq. Km
 Which of the following is ‘not’ a major tribe of Andhra Pradesh? Munda
 Which type of soil is ideal for the cultivation of cotton in India? Black Soil
 What is the length of India’s total coastline? 7,516 Km.
 The Right Hemisphere of the brain handles? Spatial abilities
 In how many years is the official enumeration of population carried out for
census? 10 years
 Which of the following is an important social indicator to measure the extent of
equality between males and females in a society at a given time? Sex ratio
 Who will chair the National Health Authority to be created for better
implementation of PM Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY)? Union Minister for
Health & Family Welfare
 Who is brand ambassador of Swachh Andhra Mission? P. V. Sindhu
 What is the number of Emergency Response Support System, ERSS that is
launched for Women Safety in 16 states? 112
 The Average blood pressure of a human is ? 120/ 80
 A.P. Single Desk Policy was for the clearance of Investment proposals Brand
Ambassador for AP capital Amaravathi ? Vyshnavi

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 Gender Gap Index is released by? World Economic Forum

 Which year is celebrated as International Year of Millets ? 2018
 Which day did Indian Railways earmark for Vegetarian Day ? October 2nd
 For the first time in India, Panchayati Raj system was introduced in ?
Rajasthan
 Which of the following constitutes the maximum share in power generation in
India? Thermal Power
 Under the 31st Constitutional Amendment Act the number of parliamentary
seats were Increased to ? 545
 Which of the following drama was translated by Madhusudan Dutt in English?
Neel Darpan
 Who among the following was twentieth Jain Tirthankar? Munisuvrat Swami
 Which of the following is a part of Union Territory located in Andhra Pradesh?
Yanam
 Special Drawings Rights (SDRs) relate to...The International Monetary
Fund
 Which of the following is not the member of SAARC? Myanmar
 Who is the author of "A Brief History of Time" ? Stephen Hawking
 Whose birthday is celebrated as National Youth Day? Swami Vivekanand
 Who is the regulator of telecom and broadcasting in India? TRAI
 Trishna gas project is located in which state ? Tripura
 What is the purpose for launching Bhuseva and Bhudaar web portals?
Making land records online
 South Asian University is located in which city? New Delhi
 What is the full form of SWAYAM? Study Webs of Active Learning for
Young Aspiring Minds
 What is PINAKA? Indian multi-barrel rocket system
 Which of the following bacteria helps in formation of curd? Lactobacillus
 Which of the following causes Tuberculosis? Bacteria

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 Which of the following is the best fire extinguisher in the case of electrical fire?
Carbon Dioxide
 What is the purpose of Red Data Book maintained by IUCN ? to keep a
record of all the endangered animals and plants
 What is tissue? group of similar cells
 Which of the following scientist was part of the team that successfully cloned
the first mammal named Dolly ? Ian Wilmut
 What is the range of sound frequency audible to human ears? 20 to 20,000
Hz
 Who was Aryabhatta ? A well-known astronomer of ancient India
 In which year Mangalyaan was launched? 2013

 On which date, 1857 mutiny had been started in Meerut? 10 May

 Who was the President of Indian National Congress at the time of
Independence? J.B. Kripalani
 Till which of the following years, the appointments of the Civil Services were
exclusively done by the Directors of the East India Company? 1853
 At which of the following place, ‘Purna Swaraj’ was accepted as the goal of
Indian National Congress? Lahore
 Who was the leader of Rampa Revolt (1922-1924) ? Alluri Seetharama Raju
 The Universities of Bombay, Madras and Calcuttawere established as the
outcome of which among the following? Sir Charles Wooddespatch
 After suspension of which movement, the Swaraj Party was formed? Non-
cooperation movement
 Which among the following is in correct chronological order? Swadeshi
Movement - Non-cooperation movement - Civil disobedience movement
- Quit India Movement
 Which among the following was related to The Treaty of Segauli ? Nepal

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 Which among the following is in correct chronological order? Lord William

Bentinck - Lord Auckland - Lord Dalhousie - Lord Canning
 Who had founded the Satya ShodhakSamaj ? Jyotiba Phule
 which year, Cripps Mission had come to India?1942
 Who was the first woman president of Indian National Congress ? Annie
Besant
 Who had started the Urdu journal Al-Hilal ? Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
 Who had established Abhinav Bharat Society? Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
 Who had given the slogan ‘Do or Die’? Mahatma Gandhi
 Which of the following option is correct regarding the first schedule of Indian
constitution? it contains the list of states and union territories of India
 Which of the following is not included in the list of recognized languages
mentioned in the relevant schedule of the Indian constitution ?Bhutani
 What is the name of the only national and central open university of India?
Indira Gandhi National Open University
 When was the constitution of India adopted by the constituent assembly ? 26
November 1949
 By which amendment, right to education was included as fundamental right in
Indian Constitution? 86th
 In which year, first Aadhaar Card was issued to an Indian citizen? 2010
 Which of the following statements is correct regarding Swayam Prabha ? It is
a group of educational DTH television channels.
 Who does regulate teacher education in India ? NCTE
 In which state or UT the first open university was established? Andhra
Pradesh
 Which district Sabarimala temple is situated? Pathanamthitta
 Where the headquarters of UNESCO situated in? Paris
 Which of the following is related to article 370 of the Indian Constitution ?
Jammu and Kashmir

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 When did Sikkim became the part of India? 1975

 Which of the following is in correct ascending order regarding their formation
as states of India? Andhra Pradesh - Haryana – Chhattisgarh – Telangana
 Which of the following states has the maximum Lok Sabha seats?
Maharashtra
 Which of the following states has the maximum Rajya Sabha seats? Andhra
Pradesh
 Which of the following matches is correct? Manas National Park – Assam
 Who among the following was the editor of Young India journal ? Mahatma
Gandhi
 Who has written the book, ‘In Search of Gandhi’ ? Richard Attenborough
 Which of the following rivers flow into the Arabian Sea? Narmada
 Which of the following cities was the capital of Maharaja Ranjit Singh? Lahore
 Which of the following matches is not correct? Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary ?
Maharashtra
 Which of the following is related to Baudhayana ? Pythagoras Theorem
 What is the full form of NSG? Native Security Guard
 Which of the following is related to Penukonda fort? Vijayanagar Kingdom
 Which material Kondapalli toys are made of? Wood
 Chirala is famous for? Textile
 Hyderabad is the common capital for States of Telangana and Andhra
Pradesh for a period of Not exceeding...? Ten Years
 Under which article of the Constitution the Governor of the State may
nominate the Anglo - Indian community member of each to the Legislative
Assembly of the successor state. . 333
 The new NDA Government has included seven mandals of Khammam district
in Andhra Pradesh under which.... Section 3
 Section 9 of the AP Reorganizations Act, 2014 deals.... with Assistance to
Greyhounds and Octopus

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 After Bifurcation what is the share in area for new Andhra Pradesh... 58.2%
 As per the Act, the duration of special status to Andhra Pradesh will be for
...Five Years
 The bifurcation will have an adverse affect in regard to revenue on... Andhra
Pradesh State
 Which Board will monitor the release of water to high level canal, Low level
canal and Rajolibanda diversion scheme.... Tungabadhra Board
 AP State Reorganization Act, 2014 consist of.... 12 Parts - 108 Sections - 13
Schedules
 Which Committee was tasked with identifying suitable locations for capital
residual of Andhra Pradesh? Siva Ramakrishna Committee
 Where would be the Aviation Academy likely in Andhra Pradesh...
Puttaparthi
 Who of the following from Andhra Pradesh was the first Indian woman to win
an individual medal in the Olympics? Karnam Malleswari
 Ayushman Bharat Yojana is related to which sector ? Health
 The main aim of “Janani Suraksha Yojana” which is the programme by the
family welfare Programme Reducing.... maternal and neonatal morality
 The convention on the Rights of the Child was entered into force in? 1990
 In a Dengue patient, the following would fall down drastically? Count of
Platelets
 The following is generally used in bone healing in humans? Cissus
Quadrangularis

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