HPPSC Tehsil Welfare Officer (TWO) Exam 2008
General Studies Paper
- Convex lenses are used for the correction of
- Long-sightedness
- Short-sightedness
- Cataract
- None of these
- The best conductor of heat is
- Iron
- Aluminium
- Copper
- Silver
- A transformer is used to
- Increase DC voltage
- Increase or decrease DC voltage
- Decrease DC voltage
- Covert DC voltage
- Food is cooked faster in a pressure cooker because
- Heat cannot escape from the cooker
- Steam is hotter than boiling water
- Due to high pressure the boiling point of water is raised
- In the cooker water starts boiling at a low temperature
- Bats can fly in dark because
- They have better vision at night
- The pupils of their eyes are big
- They are guided by ultrasonic waves
- None of the above
- The gas inside an electric bulb is
- Air
- Oxygen
- Nitrogen
- Carbondioxide
- Chemical name of Vitamin C is
- Citric acid
- Oxalic acid
- Nitric acid
- Ascorbic acid
- Rusting of iron is an example of
- Absorption
- Oxidation
- Reduction
- Radiation
- Red Blood corpuscles are found in the
- Liver
- Kidneys
- Heart
- Bone marrow
- The term "epicentre" is associated with
- Folding
- Earthquake
- Faulting
- Earth's equator
- The book "Bend in the River" is written by
- Satish Gujral
- S.S. Kohli
- Namita Godhale
- V.S. Naipaul
- The first foreigner to be honoured with "Bharat Ratna" is
- Abdul Gaffar Khan
- Nelson Mandela
- Michael Joseph Ferreira
- Mel Gibson
- The prince of Wales Cup is associated with
- Shooting
- Golf
- Archery
- Tennis
- the termal power plant of Bokaro is located in
- Bihar
- Jharkhand
- Chhattisgarh
- Orissa
- Combodia is the new name of
- Istanbul
- Ethiopia
- Malaysia
- Kampuchea
- Vinegar is chemically known as
- Butanoic acid
- Ethanoic acid
- Emtahnoic acid
- Propanoic acid
- Buddhist literary works are generally written in
- Prakrit
- Pali
- Sanskrit
- Apabhramsa
- The micro-organism that sometimes makes canned food harmful is
- Bacteria causing tetanus
- Bacteria causing typhoid
- Viruses causing hepatitis
- Bacteria causing botulism
- Which one of the following is a waterborne disease?
- Typhoid
- Small pox
- Malaria
- Tuberculosis
- The August Offer of 1940, rejected by the Indian National Congress, was made by
- Lord Wavell
- Lord Linlithgow
- Sir George Stanley
- Lord Willingdon
- MODVAT is associated with
- Medical Science
- Judiciary
- Banking
- Texation
- Himalayas are
- Volcanic Mountains
- Residual Mountains
- Block Mountains
- Fold Mountains
- Which of the following sanctuary is well known for Lions?
- Kanha
- Sasan
- Periyar
- Parkal
- "Panchsheel" was enunciated in the year
- 1952
- 1954
- 1956
- 1958
- To which spot does the term "Silly Point" pertain?
- Badminton
- Bridge
- Cricket
- Tennis
- With how many districts was Himachal Pradesh formed as Chief Commissioner's province in 1948?
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- When was H.P. High Court established?
- April 15,1948
- November 1,1956
- August 15,1957
- January 25,1971
- The highest mountain peak in Himachal Pradesh is
- Shilla
- Solang
- Shipki
- Deo Tibba
- Bhimkot was the old name of
- Bhimakali Temple
- Kangra Fort
- Nirmand
- Bilaspur Fort
- The oldest Hydel Project in Himachal Pradesh is
- Baner (Kangra)
- Shanan (Joginder Nagar)
- Bhakhra (Bilaspur)
- Therot (Spiti)
- Which river does no flow through Himachal Pradesh?
- Yamuna
- Ganga
- Chenab
- Ravi
- The place of 84 temples is
- Sunder Nagar
- Barsar
- Naina Devi
- Bharmour
- Which river is the largest in volume of water?
- Sutlej
- Chenab
- Beas
- Ravi
- Who invaded Kangra in 1805?
- Maharaja Ranjit Singh
- Amar Singh Thapa
- Shahjahan
- Jiwan Khan
- Which
of these princely states was not included in the list of 31 big and
small states, which formed the Chief Commissioner's Province of
Himachal Pradesh in 1948?
- Chamba
- Kangra
- Mandi
- Dhami
- What is the share of Himachal Pradesh in the total hydel resources in India?
- Around 10%
- About 5%
- About 25%
- Around 15%
- Which of these districts has some rock salt deposits?
- Mandi
- Una
- Hamirpur
- Sirmaur
- Which of these towns is connected with a narrow gauge rail line?
- Mandi
- Dharamsala
- Shimla
- Jawalamukhi
- Which Pahari School of Art is famous in the world?
- Gandhar School of Art
- Mughal School of Art
- Kangra School of Art
- Palampur Schoo of Art
- Junga was the capital of the princely state of
- Ratesh
- Madhan
- Keonthal
- Ghund
- Bijli Mahadev Temple is in the district of
- Kullu
- Mandi
- Kangra
- Shimla
- Who was the ruler of Bilaspur State at the time of India's independence?
- Anand Chand
- Bhim Chand
- Krishan Chand
- Sansar Chand
- Which of the following is an artificial lake?
- Rewalsar
- Renuka
- Gobind Sagar
- Nako
- When Himachal Pradesh was granted full statehood in 1971, it became
- 14the State of India
- 20th State of India
- 18th State of India
- None of these
- Nirmand in Kullu district has association with
- Vishwamitra
- Jamadagni
- Vashishth
- Parshunath
- "Jhanki" is a famous folk dance of the district of
- Mandi
- Chamba
- Kangra
- Kullu
- The book "Himalayan Circuit" was written by
- M.S. Randhawa
- B.N. Goswamy
- G.D. Khosla
- M.L. Mishra
- The driest area of Himachal Pradesh is
- Kullu
- Una
- Mandi
- Spiti
- How may members were there in the first Legislative Assembly of Himachal Pradesh?
- 46
- 36
- 40
- 24
- Which Buddhist monk was born at Rewalsar?
- Ashwaghosh
- Gautam Buddha
- Padamasambhava
- Kapil Muni
- What is Pentagon?
- Headquarter of the US Defence Ministry
- Seat of the Pope in Rome
- A famous library in London
- A famous museum in Moscow
- What does SAFTA stand for?
- South American Foreign Trade Authority
- Social Awakening Forces Training Academy
- South Asian Free Trade Area
- Safety Against Fast Traffic Authorities
- Which of these combination does not match?
- Nile-Egypt
- Hwang-Ho-China
- Thames-England
- Volga- Germany
- Which of these languages is not an official language at the UNO?
- Chinese
- Arabic
- German
- Spanish
- In which year did the Jalianwala Bagh massacre take place?
- 1917
- 1921
- 1929
- 1919
- What compelled the USA to join World War II as an ally of Britain and France?
- Hitler's invasion of Denmark
- Russian occupation of Baltic States
- German invasion of Soviet Union
- Japanese attack of Pearl Harbour
- Which developing country produces the largest quantity of coal?
- Indonesia
- Iran
- India
- Bangladesh
- Which of the following is not an Intelligence Agency?
- CIA
- ISI
- NATO
- KGB
- Which country has instituted the Magsaysay Awards?
- Philippines
- Indonesia
- Malaysia
- Thailand
- Which of the towns of the Indus Valley Civilisation era was a port?
- Harappa
- Lothal
- Kalibangan
- Sukortada
- Which of these is a matching combination?
- Montek Singh Ahluwalia- Indian Space Research Organisation
- U.R. Rao - Planning Commission
- G. Madhvan Nair - Physical Research Laboratory Council
- Anil Kakodkar - Atomic Energy Commission
- Which of these is not a port city of India
- Kandla
- Vishakhapatnam
- Coimbatore
- Paradeep
- Which of the these combinations does not match?
- Vinod Kambli- Cricket
- Baichung Bhutia- Weight-Lifting
- Jaspal Rana- Pistol Shooting
- Pullela Gopi Chand- Badminton
- Which of these cities is not the capital of any of the Indian States?
- Ahmedabad
- Imphal
- Dispur
- Ranchi
- Who was the last Governor-General of India?
- Lord Mountbatten
- Rajagopalachari
- Lord Wavell
- Lord Canning
- Which of these is not a Nobel laurete?
- Amartya Sen
- Hargobing Khurana
- Satyajit Ray
- C.V. Raman
- Which European county ruled over Goa before its liberation?
- France
- Spain
- Portugal
- Holland
- On which river is the Pong Dam constructed?
- Beas
- Sutlej
- Ravi
- Yamuna
- Zero was invented by
- Aryabhatta
- Varahmihra
- Bhaskara
- An unknown Indian
- Who was the founder of Brahma Samaj?
- Swami Dayanada
- Swami Vivekananda
- Raja Ram Mohan Roy
- Madan Mohan Malviya
- The first War of Independence of 1857 started from
- Meerut
- Jhansi
- Lucknow
- Kanpur
- First partition of Bengal took place in
- 1906
- 1911
- 1905
- 1901
- Permanent Settlement in Bengal was introduced by
- Lord Cornwallis
- Lord Dalhousie
- Lord Curzon
- Lord Irwin
- First Indian Railway was started from
- Bombay to Calcutta
- Bombay to Madras
- Madras to Calcutta
- Bombay to Thana
- The Doctrine of Lapse was introduced by
- Dalhousie
- Canning
- Ripon
- Lytton
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