MPSC TEST SERIES 50

1. Which of the following is justiciable in nature

(a) Fundamental Rights
(b) Fundamental Duties
(c) Directive Principles of State Policy
(d) None of these

2. According tor Article 85(1), the India Parliament should meet at least

(a) Three times a year with no more than 4 months between sessions
(b) At least once a year
(c) Four times each year
(d) Twice a year with no more than 6 months between sessions.

Directions (Question No. 3- 12) : Choose the correct word-substitute of the underlined words from the given choices.
3. His government is an anarchy.

(a) Ruled by the king
(b) Ruled by the people
(c) No law and order
(d) Having no ruler

4. The dinner that was served was barely edible

(a) Fit to be eaten
(b) Not fit to be eaten
(c) Overcooked
(d) Undercooked

5. My uncle was a teetotaller

(a) Dancer
(b) One who does not drink alcohol
(c) One who eats all meats
(d) Thie

6. Human needs are insatiable

(a) A large number
(b) Cannot be satisfied
(c) Basic
(d) Mysterious

7. He is a very obnoxious man.

(a) Unpleasant
(b) Noble
(c) Talkative
(d) Reserved

8. Our principal is an indefatigable man.

(a) Cruel
(b) Untiring
(c) Fat
(d) Not corruptible

9. My father’s book was published posthumously.

(a) Quietly
(b) With great fanfare
(c) Anonymously
(d) After his death

10. Mark is a virtuoso in piano playing.

(a) Expert
(b) Beginner
(c) Completely unskilled
(d) To like something

11. The castle walls are impregnable.

(a) Not well-fortified
(b) Unguarded
(c) Old and rotten
(d) Cannot be destroyed

12. The Bollywood Film Industry has been accused of nepotism.

(a) Murder
(b) Favouring one’s relatives
(c) Taking bribes
(d) Indecency

13. 1, 5, 14, 20

(a) 40
(b) 45
(c) 50
(d) 55

14. If fire is coded as #”?% then FREEZE will be coded as

(a) #&%%?*
(b) ??%%#*
(c) %%%?^^
(d) ???%#@

18. Pick out the odd one

(a) BE
(b) GJ
(c) NP
(d) QR

20. Statements:
(a)Some A is (B)
(b)No B is (C)
Conclusions:
I)No A is (C)
II)Some A is (C)

(a) Only II follows
(b) Both l and II follows
(c) Neither I and II follows
(d) Either I and II follows