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RRB NTPC CBT 1 Question Paper 6th June All Shifts 

1. In which year did Buxi Jagabandhu lead the Paika rebellion against British land revenue policy?

a) 1817

b) 1717

c) 1806

d) 1785

Answer: a) 1817

 

2. What is the purpose of Slide Master in MS PowerPoint?

a) Insert animations and transitions

b) Export slide as image

c) Apply uniform formatting, font, and layout on all slides

d) Delete multiple slides at once

Answer: c) Apply uniform formatting, font, and layout on all slides

 

3. What is the main theme of Sangam anthologies Purananuru and Padirruppattu from Ettuttokai collection?

a) Kings and their deeds, heroes, and sages

b) Description of nature and surroundings

c) Philosophical and religious topics

d) Love and emotional experiences

Answer: a) Kings and their deeds, heroes, and sages

 

4. Which of the following is an example of a chemical change?

a) Burning of wood

b) Boiling of water

c) Cutting of paper

d) Melting of ice

Answer: a) Burning of wood

 

5. Which of the following is NOT a part of Central Processing Unit (CPU)?

a) Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)

b) Registers

c) Graphic Card

d) Control Unit (CU)

Answer: c) Graphic Card

 

6. In Gupta polity, the term Bhukti referred to?

a) Officer

b) Province

c) King

d) Tax

Answer: b) Province

 

7. What is the key difference between Supreme Court’s Original Jurisdiction in federal disputes and Writ Jurisdiction?

a) Federal applies to civil cases, writ to criminal cases

b) Federal can be invoked suo motu, writ needs petition

c) Federal jurisdiction is advisory, writ jurisdiction binding

d) Federal is exclusive to SC, writ concurrent with High Courts

Answer: d) Federal is exclusive to SC, writ concurrent with High Courts

 

8. The Eastern Coastal Plains of India extend from?

a) Gujarat to Kerala

b) Odisha to Karnataka

c) Maharashtra to Andhra Pradesh

d) West Bengal to Tamil Nadu

Answer: d) West Bengal to Tamil Nadu

 

9. Which type of subordinate court mainly handles disputes related to property and contractual agreements?

a) Criminal Court

b) Revenue Court

c) Family Court

d) Civil Court

Answer: d) Civil Court

 

10. In South Indian temple architecture, the pyramidal structure built above the sanctum is called?

a) Adhisthana

b) Vimana

c) Jagati

d) Mandapa

Answer: b) Vimana

 

11. Which of the following solutions is slightly acidic due to hydrolysis?

a) NH₄CH₃COO

b) NH₄Cl

c) CH₃COONa

d) Na₂CO₃

Answer: b) NH₄Cl

 

12. Which Indian state does NOT have a coastline?

a) Andhra Pradesh

b) Odisha

c) Rajasthan

d) Gujarat

Answer: c) Rajasthan

 

13. Tak-e-Bahi inscription mentions which Parthian ruler?

a) Azes

b) Rudradaman

c) Menander

d) Gondophernes

Answer: d) Gondophernes

 

14. Which of the following is a commonly used Operating System in desktop computers?

a) Google Chrome

b) Adobe Photoshop

c) Windows 10

d) Microsoft Word

Answer: c) Windows 10

 

15. Sabarmati river originates from?

a) Western Ghats, Maharashtra

b) Aravalli Hills, Rajasthan

c) Satpura Range, Gujarat

d) Vindhya Range, Madhya Pradesh

Answer: b) Aravalli Hills, Rajasthan

 

16. Which urban local body manages small towns with limited municipal functions like street lighting & drainage?

a) Special Planning Agency

b) Town Area Committee

c) Port Trust

d) Municipal Corporation

Answer: b) Town Area Committee

 

17. Which Article was added to Directive Principles of State Policy by 97th Constitutional Amendment Act?

a) Article 48A

b) Article 39A

c) Article 43A

d) Article 43B

Answer: d) Article 43B

 

 

18.       What is the primary function of the CPU in a computer system?

a) Connect input and output devices

b) Execute instructions and process data

c) Manage the power supply

d) Store data permanently

Answer: b) Execute instructions and process data

19.       Which princely ruler patronised the Sikh community and institutions?

a) Bhupinder Singh of Patiala

b) Gaikwad of Baroda

c) Raja of Travancore

d) Maharaja of Jaipur

Answer: a) Bhupinder Singh of Patiala

20.       What is the total length of the Mahanadi river?

a) 351 km

b) 567 km

c) 200 km

d) 851 km

Answer: d) 851 km

21.       What was the Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) in India according to the Sample Registration System (SRS), 2019?

a) 32 per 1000 live births

b) 34 per 1000 live births

c) 30 per 1000 live births

d) 28 per 1000 live births

Answer: c) 30 per 1000 live births

22.       What happens if an Indian citizen voluntarily becomes a citizen of another country?

a) They become dual citizens

b) Nothing changes

c) Their Indian citizenship ends automatically

d) They must get government approval

Answer: c) Their Indian citizenship ends automatically

23.       What was the major impact of penicillin's discovery?

a) First vaccine for prevention of smallpox

b) First effective antibiotic against bacterial infections

c) First drug for Rabies prevention and cure

d) First antiviral drug for HIV

Answer: b) First effective antibiotic against bacterial infections

24.       Who among the following was/were NOT part of the Santhal Rebellion?

a) Kanho

b) Bhairav

c) Chand

d) Tana Bhagats

Answer: d) Tana Bhagats

25.       In which order did Mendeleev arrange the elements in his periodic table?

a) Decreasing atomic radius

b) Increasing number of neutrons

c) Increasing atomic number

d) Increasing atomic mass

Answer: d) Increasing atomic mass

26.       Which farming practice is mostly practised in Northeast India and causes soil erosion?

a) Mixed farming

b) Shifting agriculture

c) Terrace farming

d) Dairy farming

Answer: b) Shifting agriculture

27.       The popular folk dance of Bihar, which represents the love and quarrel of a married couple, is called:

a) Jat-Jatin

b) Pata Kunitha

c) Gaur Maria

d) Singhi Chham

Answer: a) Jat-Jatin

28.       In holozoic nutrition, the first essential step for complex organisms is:

a) Egestion

b) Absorption

c) Ingestion

d) Assimilation

Answer: c) Ingestion

29.       What is the primary function of an operating system in a laptop?

a) To type documents

b) To manage hardware and software resources

c) To edit videos

d) To run internet browsers only

Answer: b) To manage hardware and software resources

30.       What is the major constraint in dry land farming?

a) Low water availability

b) Too much rainfall

c) Use of hybrid seeds

d) Lack of fertilisers

Answer: a) Low water availability

31.       Saura painting, a tribal art form, is traditionally practiced in:

a) Rajasthan

b) Gujarat

c) Odisha

d) Madhya Pradesh

Answer: c) Odisha

32.       Which schedule allows for the creation of village councils or courts for tribal cases?

a) Sixth Schedule

b) Fifth Schedule

c) Tenth Schedule

d) Seventh Schedule

Answer: a) Sixth Schedule

33.       What is the function of Alt + F2 in the Linux GNOME desktop environment?

a) Toggles between full-screen and windowed mode

b) Closes the current application

c) Refreshes the current window

d) Opens the Run Command dialog box

Answer: d) Opens the Run Command dialog box

34.       Which of the following rivers is NOT a tributary of the Ganga but flows directly into the Bay of Bengal?

a) Gomti

b) Ghaghara

c) Kosi

d) Mahanadi

Answer: d) Mahanadi

35.       Based on the English alphabetical order, three of the following four letter-clusters are alike. Which one does NOT belong?

a) DAX

b) KGE

c) SOM

d) WSQ

Answer: b) KGE

36.       Which ruler regained his lost kingdom by 1555 after defeating Sher Shah Suri's successors, marking the end of the Second Afghan Empire?

a) Muhammad bin Tughluq

b) Babur

c) Aurangzeb

d) Humayun

Answer: d) Humayun

37.       What percentage of seats are reserved for women under the 106th Amendment Act?

a) 50%

b) 33%

c) 25%

d) 10%

Answer: b) 33%

38.       Which of the following is a major river of the Indus basin system?

a) Ravi

b) Yamuna

c) Godavari

d) Kaveri

Answer: a) Ravi

39.       Which ruler, upon his death in 1530, left behind an empire stretching from the Indus River in the west to Bihar in the east?

a) Qutb ud-Din Aibak

b) Babur

c) Alauddin Khalji

d) Aurangzeb

Answer: b) Babur

40.       Which of the following acts authorised the Governor General to override his council in matters affecting the interest of British empire in India?

a) Pitt’s India Act 1784

b) Charter Act of 1793

c) Regulating Act 1773

d) Charter Act of 1813

Answer: d) Charter Act of 1813

41.       Who authored the book Hind Swaraj, which outlined the principles of non-violent resistance and self-rule?

a) Bal Gangadhar Tilak

b) Mahatma Gandhi

c) Gopal Krishna Gokhale

d) Jawaharlal Nehru

Answer: b) Mahatma Gandhi

42.       What is the fundamental difference between a 'cold boot' and a 'warm boot' of a computer system?

a) A cold boot preserves the current state of applications, while a warm boot closes them.

b) A cold boot restarts the operating system from a powered-off state, while a warm boot restarts it from a running state.

c) A cold boot is initiated by the user, while a warm boot is initiated by the OS due to an error.

d) A cold boot only reloads the kernel, while a warm boot reinitializes all hardware components.

Answer: b) A cold boot restarts the operating system from a powered-off state, while a warm boot restarts it from a running state

43.       Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRSs) were introduced in which year?

a) 2018–19

b) 1974–75

c) 2014–15

d) 1997–98

Answer: d) 1997–98

44.       Which state has the longest coastline in mainland India?

a) Andhra Pradesh

b) Tamil Nadu

c) Gujarat

d) Maharashtra

Answer: c) Gujarat

45.       Bhawani Pathak and Devi Choudhurani were famous leaders associated with which of the following?

a) Indigo Rebellion

b) Munda Rebellion

c) Chuar Rebellion

d) Fakir and Sanyasi Rebellion

Answer: d) Fakir and Sanyasi Rebellion

46.       In India, irrigation projects with a Cultivable Command Area (CCA) of more than 10,000 hectares are classified as:

a) Micro Projects

b) Minor Projects

c) Local Projects

d) Major Projects

Answer: d) Major Projects

47.       Which of the following regions in India is known for the Shola forests?

a) Sundarbans

b) Eastern Ghats

c) Western Ghats

d) Thar Desert

Answer: c) Western Ghats

48.       Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding the Indian National Congress (INC)?

a) The INC was founded in 1885 by Allan Octavian Hume.

b) The first session of the INC was held in Pune under the presidency of WC Bonnerjee.

Options:

1.         Only a

2.         Neither a nor b

3.         Only b

4.         Both a and b

Answer: 1) Only a

49.       Which Article of the Indian Constitution explicitly declares laws violating Fundamental Rights as void?

a) Article 32

b) Article 143

c) Article 226

d) Article 13

Answer: d) Article 13

50.       What type of memory is used to store data temporarily while a computer is running?

a) RAM

b) Cache

c) ROM

d) Hard Disk

Answer: a) RAM

51.       The Shakas were defeated by which tribal group before entering India?

a) The Huns

b) The Yueh-chis

c) The Parthians

d) The Greeks

Answer: b) The Yueh-chis

52.       Who succeeded Chandragupta I as the ruler of the Gupta Empire?

a) Ramagupta

b) Skandagupta

c) Kumaragupta

d) Samudragupta

Answer: d) Samudragupta

53.       Which institution has been established by the 74th Constitutional Amendment, 1992, to conduct municipal elections in each State?

a) Regional Election Commission

b) Local Election Commission

c) State Election Commission

d) National Election Commission

Answer: c) State Election Commission

54.       How many unique characters can be represented using the standard ASCII code?

a) 128

b) 256

c) 64

d) 512

Answer: a) 128

55.       Which writer authored Baluta, recognised as the pioneering Dalit autobiographical work in Marathi?

a) Namdeo Dhasal

b) Sharankumar Limbale

c) Daya Pawar

d) Omprakash Valmiki

Answer: c) Daya Pawar

56.       The term 'complementary' in the context of DNA refers to which of the following properties?

a) Identical chemical composition of both strands

b) Parallel orientation of nucleotide chains

c) Matching number of sugar-phosphate units

d) Hydrogen bonding potential based on base specificity

Answer: d) Hydrogen bonding potential based on base specificity

57.       Which of the following foods would you advise to neutralise excess stomach acids?

a) Baking soda

b) Vinegar

c) Lemon juice

d) Spicy peppers

Answer: a) Baking soda

58.       Under the Fifth Schedule, the Governor's regulations in Scheduled Areas can prohibit or restrict which of the following?

a) Tax collection

b) Land transfers

c) Water usage

d) Freedom of speech

Answer: b) Land transfers

59.       What popular title is used to refer to the Bengali poet Jibanananda Das?

a) Jibon Kobi

b) Rupashi Banglar Kabi

c) Kobiraj of Kolkata

d) Bhasha Shaheed Kabi

Answer: b) Rupashi Banglar Kabi

60.       Which period in India's demographic history is marked by a sharp decline in mortality and persistently high fertility rates?

a) Phase II (1921–1951)

b) Phase I (1901–1921)

c) Phase III (1951–1981)

d) Phase IV (1981–2001)

Answer: a) Phase II (1921–1951)

61.       When was the Protection of Human Rights Act passed in India?

a) 2003

b) 1996

c) 2006

d) 1993

Answer: d) 1993

62.       Which criticism highlights the parliamentary system’s departure from the principle of separation of powers?

a) Ministers are appointed based on expertise rather than political affiliation

b) The executive and legislature operate independently

c) The cabinet simultaneously leads the executive and legislature, creating fusion of powers

d) The President has absolute control over the Prime Minister

Answer: c) The cabinet simultaneously leads the executive and legislature, creating fusion of powers

63.       A body of mass 10 kg is moving with a uniform velocity of 5 m/s. What is the net force acting on it?

a) 10 N

b) 2 N

c) 0 N

d) 50 N

Answer: c) 0 N