125876 + Interview Questions in General QA

1.	The number of government hospitals in India by the year 2000 A) 18,218 B) 19,140 C) 20,150 D) 21,150
Answer» Answer is (A) 18,218

Discussion

2.	The Indian Constitution provides the Right to life to all the people. The reason is A) Providing respectful life to all B) lack of self-reliance C) creating equal facilities for all D) All the above
Answer» A) Providing respectfull life to all

Discussion

3.	The number of government hospitals in 1991 in India A) 11,000 B) 11,174 C) 11,274D) 11,374
Answer» Answer is (B) 11,174

Discussion

4.	This is needed for our body to be healthy, regular daily work not to be ill-health A) water B) oils C) fat D) proteins
Answer» Answer is (C) fat

Discussion

5.	Identify the sentences in this chapter that discuss the role of the government in providing public health.
Answer» “Self exercise” – The student should underline the sentences in this chapter.

Discussion

6.	Discuss which among the following measures will you consider as instances – OR not an instance of improving the healthcare. Write down the reasons for your answer.a. TB patients are given free medicines. b. In some villages clean drinking water facilities are arranged. c. Shopkeepers selling medicines for cold, fever, headache etc. d. The government provides food grains in Fair Price shops.
Answer» I consider a, b, d as instances of improving the health care. Selling medicines by shop-keepers is trade.

Discussion

7.	They do get food to eat but less than what is required, therefore their starvation is not visible.A) visible starvation B) invisible starvation C) more starvation D) none
Answer» (B) invisible starvation

Discussion

8.	The number of government hospitals in India in 1950 A) 2717 B) 2750 C) 2317 D) 2417
Answer» Answer is (A) 2717

Discussion

9.	Medical colleges are in plenty in this country A) China B) India C) America D) France
Answer» Answer is (B) India

Discussion

10.	Medicine is too expensive for some chronic diseases for ordinary people. So if the public gets they may get qualitative services.A) Medical education B) Health insurance C) Health Facility D) Health protection
Answer» (B) Health insurance

Discussion

11.	The hospital which has 100 beds at the division level A) PHC B) Area hospital C) Praja VydhyasalaD) None
Answer» (B) Area hospital

Discussion

12.	…….. reaches in time to provide first aid in emergency cases and also provide access by taking the victims for further follow-up medication at the nearby health centre. A) 100 B) 101 C) 104 D) 108
Answer» 108 reaches in time to provide first aid in emergency cases and also provide access by taking the victims for further follow-up medication at the nearby health centre.

Discussion

13.	But the situation in public service at present is somewhat changed due to the services of ‘108’ and ‘104’. Pick the correct comment. A) The two services worsened the situation. B) The two services improved the situation. C) There is no change. D) I cannot say
Answer» B) The two services improved the situation.

Discussion

14.	Explain the impact of Jallianwallah Bagh incident on the people.
Answer» As the news of the Jallianwallah Bagh spread, the crowds took to streets in many towns of North India. There were strikes, clashes with the police and attack on government buildings. The government reciprocated with brutal repression to terrorise the people. Satyagrahis were forced to rub their noses on the ground, crawl on the streets and do salaam to all officers. People were flogged and villages around Gujranwala in Punjab (now in Pakistan) were bombed.

Discussion

15.	Explain the effects of Non-Cooperation Movement on the economic front.
Answer» The effects of the Non-cooperation Movement on the economic front were The import of foreign cloth halved between 1921 and 1922 and its value dropped from 102 crores to 57 crores. Foreign goods were boycotted, liquor shops picketed and foreign cloth burnt in huge bonfires. In many places traders and merchants refused to trade in foreign goods or finance foreign goods. As the boycott movement spread people refused to wear imported clothes and wore only Indian ones. Production of Indian textiles and handlooms went up.

15.

Explain the effects of Non-Cooperation Movement on the economic front.

Answer»

The effects of the Non-cooperation Movement on the economic front were

The import of foreign cloth halved between 1921 and 1922 and its value dropped from 102 crores to 57 crores.
Foreign goods were boycotted, liquor shops picketed and foreign cloth burnt in huge bonfires.
In many places traders and merchants refused to trade in foreign goods or finance foreign goods.
As the boycott movement spread people refused to wear imported clothes and wore only Indian ones.
Production of Indian textiles and handlooms went up.

Discussion

16.	ASHA means A) Accredited Social Health Activist B) Accredited Social Health Association C) Accredited Service Health Acadamy D) Accredited Service Health Activist
Answer» (A) Accredited Social Health Activist

Discussion

17.	Observe the following table and answer the given questions.State19882009Telangana & A.P.5,29,0001,24,700Gujarat24,0003,900Karnataka1,03,00040,500Maharashtra80,0004,500Madhya Pradesh43,0003,600Punjab22,000300Tamil Nadu5,56,0001,55,000a) What was the change in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana?b) Of all the states, which had more decline?c) Of all the states, which two states were having more units in 2009?d) Where did most of the changes take place either in Northern India or in Southern India?e) Which units is this table related to?
Answer» a) There was a decline in handloom units. b) Punjab state. c) Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Tamilnadu d) In Northern India. e) This table is related to handloom units.

17.

Observe the following table and answer the given questions.State19882009Telangana & A.P.5,29,0001,24,700Gujarat24,0003,900Karnataka1,03,00040,500Maharashtra80,0004,500Madhya Pradesh43,0003,600Punjab22,000300Tamil Nadu5,56,0001,55,000a) What was the change in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana?b) Of all the states, which had more decline?c) Of all the states, which two states were having more units in 2009?d) Where did most of the changes take place either in Northern India or in Southern India?e) Which units is this table related to?

Answer»

a) There was a decline in handloom units.

b) Punjab state.

c) Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Tamilnadu

d) In Northern India.

e) This table is related to handloom units.

Discussion

18.	What happened with the invention of steam engine?
Answer» The steam engine changed many production processes in factories.

Discussion

19.	What is called an invention?
Answer» When a new machine or method of production is created for the first time, it is called an invention.

Discussion

20.	Why do farmers use Combined Harvesters?
Answer» Due to excess benefits by using Combined Harvesters, the farmers are using these Combined Harvesters.

Discussion

21.	Write the names of any two machines.
Answer» X-ray machines and power looms.

Discussion

22.	What can we use instead of rubber?
Answer» We can use plastic instead of rubber.

Discussion

23.	…… is essential for life and good health. A) WaterB) Money C) Fast foodD) Milk
Answer» Water is essential for life and good health.

Discussion

24.	What comes under service sectors? What is the technological change in it?
Answer» 1. Services include activities that support agriculture and industries. All the trading activities are also services. 2. Technological changes also affect service activities. 3. Due to this there is a rapid change in communications. They are available at the lowest rates.

24.

What comes under service sectors? What is the technological change in it?

Answer»

1. Services include activities that support agriculture and industries. All the trading activities are also services.

2. Technological changes also affect service activities.

3. Due to this there is a rapid change in communications. They are available at the lowest rates.

Discussion

25.	Write any two disadvantages of Mobile phones.
Answer» 1. They pollute the minds of children. 2. They cause disturbance in the circulation of electro-magnetic waves of one’s body, who uses it.

25.

Write any two disadvantages of Mobile phones.

Answer»

1. They pollute the minds of children.

2. They cause disturbance in the circulation of electro-magnetic waves of one’s body, who uses it.

Discussion

26.	Write any two advantages of Mobile phones.
Answer» 1. They reduce the distances between people. 2. Emergency messages can be conveyed within seconds.

26.

Write any two advantages of Mobile phones.

Answer»

1. They reduce the distances between people.

2. Emergency messages can be conveyed within seconds.

Discussion

27.	Discuss and write 1 – 2 lines about the following :Yonamine’s idea about marriage.
Answer» Yonamine had her own ideas about marriage. She had declared firmly that she would only marry a man who could beat her in a fair fight.

Discussion

28.	Discuss and write 1 – 2 lines about the following :How Bushi defeated Yonamine in the wrestling match?
Answer» The wrestling match began with Yonamine and Bushi bowing to each other and then began the attack. Both used their best techniques and it looked as if the match was going to be a tie. But, at a crucial moment in the fight, Yonamine paused very briefly. Bushi took advantage of this and brought her down with a swift punch.

Discussion

29.	Give a short account of how the travellers crossed the first ditch/gulf.
Answer» The travellers walked for an hour in the forest when they came across a great ditch that divided the forest. They could not proceed. The ditch was wide and steep. It had jagged rocks at the bottom. Scarecrow comes up with an idea. He requested the lion to carry everyone one by one on his back and jump to the other side of the ditch. The lion was successful in doing this. In this way the travellers crossed the first ditch.

Discussion

30.	Which of the following are not polymerase?(a) Proteins (b) Polysaccharides (c) Lipids (d) Nucleic acids
Answer» Correct Answer is: (c) Lipids

Discussion

31.	A baby aged two years is admitted to play school and passes through a dental check-up. The dentist observed that the boy had twenty teeth. Which teeth were absent?(a) Canines (b) Pre-Molars (c) Molars (d) Incisors
Answer» (b) Pre-Molars

Discussion

32.	What are spices? Write the names of some important spices.
Answer» The spices used in our daily life are also obtained from plants. They are used in small amounts. They enhance the taste and nutrient richness of the food. Examples – dry ginger, turmeric, clove, fennel, black pepper, bay leaf, cardamom, cumin etc.

32.

What are spices? Write the names of some important spices.

Answer»

The spices used in our daily life are also obtained from plants. They are used in small amounts. They enhance the taste and nutrient richness of the food.

Examples – dry ginger, turmeric, clove, fennel, black pepper, bay leaf, cardamom, cumin etc.

Discussion

33.	What is scatter diagram?
Answer» When the values of the two variables are plotted on graph on an xy-plane, the spread or the scattered ness of the plotted points gives the types of correlation and the degree of the correlation that exists between the variables, the diagrams is called scattered diagrams.

Discussion

34.	Define the term “kurtosis”.
Answer» Kurtosis means peaked-ness or steepness of frequency curve as compared to symmetrical curve.

Discussion

35.	If β2= 3.723. What type of Kurtosis tue distribution lias?
Answer» Here β₂> 3, the distribution is heptokurtic.

Discussion

36.	Give the values of co-efficient of kurtosis of different of kurtosis.
Answer» For a Mesokurtic distribution β₂ = 3, For a Leptokurtic distribution β₂> 3, For a Platycurtic distribution β₂< 3.

36.

Give the values of co-efficient of kurtosis of different of kurtosis.

Answer»

For a Mesokurtic distribution β₂ = 3,

For a Leptokurtic distribution β₂> 3,

For a Platycurtic distribution β₂< 3.

Discussion

37.	Mention different types of kurtosis.
Answer» Kurtosis may be Mesokurtic, Leptokurtic and Platykurtic.

Discussion

38.	Define different types of kurtosis.
Answer» A distribution when its frequency curve is as Normal/Symmetrical curve ie as peaked as Normal curve it is called Mesokurtic. A distribution which is more peaked than Normal distribution is called Leptokurtic distribution. A distribution which is less peaked than Normal distribution is called Platykurtic distribution.

38.

Define different types of kurtosis.

Answer»

A distribution when its frequency curve is as Normal/Symmetrical curve ie as peaked as Normal curve it is called Mesokurtic.

A distribution which is more peaked than Normal distribution is called Leptokurtic distribution. A distribution which is less peaked than Normal distribution is called Platykurtic distribution.

Discussion

39.	What name is given to the product of mass and velocity of a body?
Answer» The product of mass and velocity of a body is known as momentum.

Discussion

40.	A rubber ball of mass 0.1 Kg is dropped on the ground from a height of 2.5 m and it rises to a height of 0.4m. Assuming the time of contact with the ground to be 0.01 s, calculate the force exerted by the ground on the wall, g = 10ms-2.
Answer» Mass of the ball m = 0.1 kg Time in contact with the ground, t = 0.01s 1. When the ball is dropped on ground, u = 0, s = 2.5m, g = 10ms^-2 From the equation, v² = u² + 2gs v²= 0 + 2 × 10 × 2.5 v = 7.07ms^-1 , downwards. 2. When the ball rises up from the ground, v = 0, s = 0.4m, g = 10ms^-2 From the equation v² = u² + 2gs 0 = u²+ 2(- 10)0.4 u²= 8 u =2.83ms^-1 , upwards. Assuming the upward velocity +ve & downward velocity -ve, change of velocity = 2.83 – (- 7.07) i.e v – u = 9.9ms^-1 ∴ Force exerted by the ground on the ball is, F = m \(\frac {v-u}{t}\) = 0.1 \(\frac {9.9}{0.01}\) = 99 N.

40.

A rubber ball of mass 0.1 Kg is dropped on the ground from a height of 2.5 m and it rises to a height of 0.4m. Assuming the time of contact with the ground to be 0.01 s, calculate the force exerted by the ground on the wall, g = 10ms-2.

Answer»

Mass of the ball m = 0.1 kg

Time in contact with the ground, t = 0.01s

1. When the ball is dropped on ground,

u = 0, s = 2.5m, g = 10ms^-2

From the equation, v² = u² + 2gs

v²= 0 + 2 × 10 × 2.5

v = 7.07ms^-1 , downwards.

2. When the ball rises up from the ground,

v = 0, s = 0.4m, g = 10ms^-2

From the equation v² = u² + 2gs

0 = u²+ 2(- 10)0.4

u²= 8

u =2.83ms^-1 , upwards.

Assuming the upward velocity +ve & downward velocity -ve, change of velocity

= 2.83 – (- 7.07)

i.e v – u = 9.9ms^-1

∴ Force exerted by the ground on the ball is,

F = m \(\frac {v-u}{t}\) = 0.1 \(\frac {9.9}{0.01}\) = 99 N.

Discussion

41.	Assertion (A) : When a ball throw on the ground, it come to rest. Reason (R) : Every object will remain rest when no net force acts on it. A) A and R are true, R is the correct explanation of A. B) A and R are true, R is not the correct explanation of A. C) A is true and R is false. D) A is false and R is true.
Answer» B) A and R are true, R is not the correct explanation of A.

Discussion

42.	Which of the following is wrong ? a) Static inertia : The body at rest always tries to stay at the same rest, until some force act on it. b) Dynamic inertia : The body which is in motion always tries to come to ? rest until some force act on it. ? A) a B) b C) a and b D) None
Answer» Correct option is B) b

Discussion

43.	We can push a bicycle easily, then a car because, A) mass of the bicycle > mass of the car B) mass of the car > mass of the bicycle C) momentum of the car > momentum of the bicycle D) momentum of the bicycle > momentum of the car
Answer» B) mass of the car > mass of the bicycle

Discussion

44.	If there is no friction a moving ball A) comes to rest B) moves in uniform motion C) moves with increasing speed D) disappears
Answer» B) moves in uniform motion

Discussion

45.	Write suitable law and concept to the given situation or vice versa in the given table.S.NO.SituationLawConcept1.Stone is at rest (A)(B)2.Working of rocket(C)(D)3.Fielder catch the ball by pull his arms back(E)(F)4.Birds fly(G)(H)5.(I)Newton’s third law of motion(J)6.(K)Newton’s second law of motionLess impulse of net force7.(L)(M)Dynamic inertia8.(N)Newton’s second law of motionmomentum is high9.car has air balloons to prevent accidents(O)(P)10.Cycle can be stop easily when compared to a bus(Q)(R)
Answer» A = Newton’s first law of motion B = Static inertia C = Newton’s third law of motion D = Force of action = force of reaction E = Newton’s second law of motion F = Less impulse of net force G = Newton’s third law of motion H = Force of action = force of reaction I = Fish swims in water J = Force of action = force of reaction K = Dropping egg on a cushion L = Object thrown in universe (No external forces acts) M = Newton’s first Law of motion N = Bullet hurts O = Newton’s second law of motion P = Less impulse of net force Q = Newton’s Second law of motion R = Less momentum

45.

Write suitable law and concept to the given situation or vice versa in the given table.S.NO.SituationLawConcept1.Stone is at rest (A)(B)2.Working of rocket(C)(D)3.Fielder catch the ball by pull his arms back(E)(F)4.Birds fly(G)(H)5.(I)Newton’s third law of motion(J)6.(K)Newton’s second law of motionLess impulse of net force7.(L)(M)Dynamic inertia8.(N)Newton’s second law of motionmomentum is high9.car has air balloons to prevent accidents(O)(P)10.Cycle can be stop easily when compared to a bus(Q)(R)

Answer»

A = Newton’s first law of motion

B = Static inertia

C = Newton’s third law of motion

D = Force of action = force of reaction

E = Newton’s second law of motion

F = Less impulse of net force

G = Newton’s third law of motion

H = Force of action = force of reaction

I = Fish swims in water

J = Force of action = force of reaction

K = Dropping egg on a cushion

L = Object thrown in universe (No external forces acts)

M = Newton’s first Law of motion

N = Bullet hurts

O = Newton’s second law of motion

P = Less impulse of net force

Q = Newton’s Second law of motion

R = Less momentum

Discussion

46.	Newton’s first law explains the phenomenon of (a) Rest (b) Inertia (c) Speed (d) Velocity
Answer» Correct option is: (b) inertia

Discussion

47.	This logical structure of database is known as a ___________ (A) Model (B) Data model (C) Storage and Processing (D) Relational data model
Answer» Correct option is (A) Model

Discussion

48.	___________ holds time. Format: HH:MM:SS. (A) DATE(B) TIME() (C) CHAR (D) VARCHA
Answer» Correct option is (B) TIME()

Discussion

49.	1. ___________ define how the data is connected to each other and how they are processed and stored inside the system.2. ___________ describes the method of storing and retrieving the data.
Answer» 1. Data model 2. Data model

49.

1. _ define how the data is connected to each other and how they are processed and stored inside the system.2. _ describes the method of storing and retrieving the data.

Answer»

1. Data model

2. Data model

Discussion

50.	___________ holds the date including day, month and year. (A) DATE (B) TIME() (C) CHAR (D) VARCHAR
Answer» Correct option is (A) DATE

Discussion

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The number of government hospitals in India by the year 2000 A) 18,218 B) 19,140 C) 20,150 D) 21,150

The Indian Constitution provides the Right to life to all the people. The reason is A) Providing respectful life to all B) lack of self-reliance C) creating equal facilities for all D) All the above

The number of government hospitals in 1991 in India A) 11,000 B) 11,174 C) 11,274D) 11,374

This is needed for our body to be healthy, regular daily work not to be ill-health A) water B) oils C) fat D) proteins

Identify the sentences in this chapter that discuss the role of the government in providing public health.

They do get food to eat but less than what is required, therefore their starvation is not visible.A) visible starvation B) invisible starvation C) more starvation D) none

The number of government hospitals in India in 1950 A) 2717 B) 2750 C) 2317 D) 2417

Medical colleges are in plenty in this country A) China B) India C) America D) France

Medicine is too expensive for some chronic diseases for ordinary people. So if the public gets they may get qualitative services.A) Medical education B) Health insurance C) Health Facility D) Health protection

The hospital which has 100 beds at the division level A) PHC B) Area hospital C) Praja VydhyasalaD) None

…….. reaches in time to provide first aid in emergency cases and also provide access by taking the victims for further follow-up medication at the nearby health centre. A) 100 B) 101 C) 104 D) 108

But the situation in public service at present is somewhat changed due to the services of ‘108’ and ‘104’. Pick the correct comment. A) The two services worsened the situation. B) The two services improved the situation. C) There is no change. D) I cannot say

Explain the impact of Jallianwallah Bagh incident on the people.

Explain the effects of Non-Cooperation Movement on the economic front.

ASHA means A) Accredited Social Health Activist B) Accredited Social Health Association C) Accredited Service Health Acadamy D) Accredited Service Health Activist

What happened with the invention of steam engine?

What is called an invention?

Why do farmers use Combined Harvesters?

Write the names of any two machines.

What can we use instead of rubber?

…… is essential for life and good health. A) WaterB) Money C) Fast foodD) Milk

What comes under service sectors? What is the technological change in it?

Write any two disadvantages of Mobile phones.

Write any two advantages of Mobile phones.

Discuss and write 1 – 2 lines about the following :Yonamine’s idea about marriage.

Discuss and write 1 – 2 lines about the following :How Bushi defeated Yonamine in the wrestling match?

Give a short account of how the travellers crossed the first ditch/gulf.

Which of the following are not polymerase?(a) Proteins (b) Polysaccharides (c) Lipids (d) Nucleic acids

A baby aged two years is admitted to play school and passes through a dental check-up. The dentist observed that the boy had twenty teeth. Which teeth were absent?(a) Canines (b) Pre-Molars (c) Molars (d) Incisors

What are spices? Write the names of some important spices.

What is scatter diagram?

Define the term “kurtosis”.

If β2= 3.723. What type of Kurtosis tue distribution lias?

Give the values of co-efficient of kurtosis of different of kurtosis.

Mention different types of kurtosis.

Define different types of kurtosis.

What name is given to the product of mass and velocity of a body?

A rubber ball of mass 0.1 Kg is dropped on the ground from a height of 2.5 m and it rises to a height of 0.4m. Assuming the time of contact with the ground to be 0.01 s, calculate the force exerted by the ground on the wall, g = 10ms-2.

Which of the following is wrong ? a) Static inertia : The body at rest always tries to stay at the same rest, until some force act on it. b) Dynamic inertia : The body which is in motion always tries to come to ? rest until some force act on it. ? A) a B) b C) a and b D) None

We can push a bicycle easily, then a car because, A) mass of the bicycle &gt; mass of the car B) mass of the car &gt; mass of the bicycle C) momentum of the car &gt; momentum of the bicycle D) momentum of the bicycle &gt; momentum of the car

If there is no friction a moving ball A) comes to rest B) moves in uniform motion C) moves with increasing speed D) disappears

Newton’s first law explains the phenomenon of (a) Rest (b) Inertia (c) Speed (d) Velocity

This logical structure of database is known as a ___________ (A) Model (B) Data model (C) Storage and Processing (D) Relational data model

___________ holds time. Format: HH:MM:SS. (A) DATE(B) TIME() (C) CHAR (D) VARCHA

1. ___________ define how the data is connected to each other and how they are processed and stored inside the system.2. ___________ describes the method of storing and retrieving the data.

___________ holds the date including day, month and year. (A) DATE (B) TIME() (C) CHAR (D) VARCHAR

We can push a bicycle easily, then a car because, A) mass of the bicycle > mass of the car B) mass of the car > mass of the bicycle C) momentum of the car > momentum of the bicycle D) momentum of the bicycle > momentum of the car

1. _ define how the data is connected to each other and how they are processed and stored inside the system.2. _ describes the method of storing and retrieving the data.