1651.
The following sentence has been divided into four parts. Identify the part that contains an error.
Pratigya arrived / to the / railway station / five hours early.
(A)
railway station
(B)
Pratigya arrived
(C)
to the
(D)
five hours early.
1652.
The following sentence has been split into four segments. Identify the segment that contains a grammatical error.
This artwork / are a wonderful example / of the period's vogue / for realistic style.
(A)
This artwork
(B)
of the period's vogue
(C)
for realistic style
(D)
are a wonderful example
1653.
In classical Carnatic music, tempo is called as ________.
(A)
gita
(B)
laya
(C)
achala
(D)
padam
1654.
Electrochemical cell is a device which converts chemical energy into electrical energy in a/an _____.
(A)
oxidation reaction
(B)
reduction reaction
(C)
direct redox reaction
(D)
indirect redox reaction
1655.
In which year did Wilhelm Johannsen coin the term ‘gene’ to describe the Mendelian units of heredity?
(A)
1909
(B)
1900
(C)
1920
(D)
1910
1656.
The 9th Men's ICC T20 World Cup Cricket 2024 will be hosted by which of the following countries?
(A)
Canada and USA
(B)
India and Sri Lanka
(C)
West Indies and USA
(D)
India and Bangladesh
1657.
Which type of system did the leaders of independent India decide to adopt?
(A)
A system that would promote the welfare of the government
(B)
A system that would promote the welfare of few rather than all
(C)
A system that would promote the welfare of all rather than a few
(D)
A system that would promote the welfare of private enterprises
1658.
The Atal Tunnel has been built by Border Road Organisation at an altitude of 3000 metres. Which places are connected by
this tunnel?
(A)
Shimla to Ladakh
(B)
Shimla to Srinagar
(C)
Manali to Shimla
(D)
Manali to Lahaul-Spiti
1659.
India hosted Men’s Hockey World Cup in 2023 at:
(A)
Bhubaneswar and Rourkela
(B)
Patna and Gaya
(C)
Nashik and Nagpur
(D)
Amritsar and Bathinda
1660.
Which classical dance was introduced by the great Vaishnava saint and reformer of Assam?
