125876 + Interview Questions in General QA

1.	Most significant result of the February revolution of Russia is A) Suspension of Duma B) Rights to all C) Abdication of TsarD) Women’s participation
Answer» C) Abdication of Tsar

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2.	At the beginning of the 20th century, China was ruled by emperors of …………….. dynasty A) Chou B) Chui C) Manchu D) Ching
Answer» Correct option is C) Manchu

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3.	How much increment can be noticed during 1880 – 1914 ? A) 200 million pounds B) 397 million pounds C) 132 million pounds D) 265 million pounds
Answer» D) 265 million pounds

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4.	……… was the party established by Suu Kyi.A) MLDB) RCC C) CPI D) None
Answer» MLD was the party established by Suu Kyi.

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5.	Lenin led the group in Russia during Russian revolution was ………………A) Mensheviks B) Cadets C) Octoberists D) Bolsheviks
Answer» D) Bolsheviks

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6.	Who played an important role in ‘Comintern’, an International Organisation led to promote Communist Revolution in the World ? A) Rabindranath Tagore B) Mao – Tse – Tung C) NehruD) M.N. Roy
Answer» Correct option is D) M.N. Roy

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7.	Which revolution occurred due to the diversion of food to the war front led to shortages in the cities? A) Russian Revolution in 1905 B) Russian Revolution in 1917 C) American Revolution in 1783 D) French Revolution in 1789
Answer» B) Russian Revolution in 1917

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8.	This is not true with regard to World War – I A) Austria declared war on Serbia as a citizen of Austria was murdered in Serbia B) Allied powers like U.K, France came to the defence of Austria, C) Germany supported Austria D) Franz Ferdinand belonged to Austria
Answer» A) Austria declared war on Serbia as a citizen of Austria was murdered in Serbia

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9.	Arrange the following incidents in chronological order i) May 4th China movement ii) Establishment of Peking University iii) End. of the Manchu dynasty Which is the correct order ? A) i, ii, iii B) iii, ii, i C) iii, i, ii D) ii, iii, i
Answer» Correct option is D) ii, iii, i

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10.	The immediate cause for the Second World War was ……………… A) Bombardment of Pearl Harbour by Japan B) Hitler’s attack on Poland C) Roosevelt’s New Deal Policy D) The revengeous attitude of France
Answer» B) Hitler’s attack on Poland

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11.	During the October revolution in Russia, who among the following led the Bolshevik Party ? A) Stalin B) LeninC) Kerensky D) Trotskii
Answer» Correct option is B) Lenin

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12.	Look at the map and answer questions(i) Name the country shown with shaded part. A) Belarus B) Poland C) Ukraine D) Romania(ii) No. ‘1′ showsA) France B) Germany C) U.S.A D) Italy(iii) What is the sea shown with No. ‘2’. A) Red sea B) Mediterranean sea C) Baltic sea D) Caspian sea(iv) The immediate provocation for World War – I was the murder of Ferdinand. What is number represents his countryA) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
Answer» (i) B) Poland (ii) B) Germany (iii) C) Baltic sea (iv) D) 4

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Look at the map and answer questions(i) Name the country shown with shaded part. A) Belarus B) Poland C) Ukraine D) Romania(ii) No. ‘1′ showsA) France B) Germany C) U.S.A D) Italy(iii) What is the sea shown with No. ‘2’. A) Red sea B) Mediterranean sea C) Baltic sea D) Caspian sea(iv) The immediate provocation for World War – I was the murder of Ferdinand. What is number represents his countryA) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4

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(i) B) Poland

(ii) B) Germany

(iii) C) Baltic sea

(iv) D) 4

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13.	This country is not part of Socialist Camp. A) China B) RussiaC) German Democratic Republic D) Japan
Answer» Correct option is D) Japan

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14.	Libya got independence in A) 1951 B) 1945 C) 1988 D) 1960
Answer» Libya got independence in 1951

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15.	Suu Kyi was awarded Nobel Prize for peace in ………A) 1991 B) 2000C) 1985 D) 1995
Answer» Suu Kyi was awarded Nobel Prize for peace in 1991.

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16.	The Allies were not led by this …………….. A) Britain B) US C) Germany D) USSR
Answer» Correct option is C) Germany

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17.	Who was the dictator of Libya? A) Gaddafi B) Aung San C) Pedro D) Newin
Answer» Gaddafi was the dictator of Libya.

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18.	The old name of Myanmar A) Sayam B) Prussia C) Burma D) Afghan
Answer» The old name of Myanmar is Burma

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19.	Which among the following was not true in the context of Second World War A) The industries of USA were highly damaged B) The; worst affected were the European countries C) Colonial powers could no longer justify their colonial policies D) USSR emerged as a champion of anti – colonial struggles
Answer» A) The industries of USA were highly damaged

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20.	Arrange the following incidents in a chronological order 1) End of the First World War 2) Germany and the USSR entered into non aggression pact 3) Russian Revolution ‘ 4) Russia became the USSR A) 1, 2, 3, 4 B) 3, 1, 4, 2 C) 3, 2, 1, 4 D) 4, 3, 2,1
Answer» B) 3, 1, 4, 2

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21.	Aung San was died in A) 1947 B) 1948 C) 1950 D) 1951
Answer» Aung San was died in 1948

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22.	Aung San Suu Kyi’s father Aung sain was a ………. A) government official B) king C) dictator D) Burman ethnic group leader
Answer» D) Burman ethnic group leader

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23.	The country shown with shaded portion.A) Yugoslavia B) Belgium C) Poland D) France
Answer» Correct option is C) Poland

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24.	Japan entered the Second World War in ………………A) 1940 B) 1943 C) 1941 D) 1944
Answer» Correct option is C) 1941

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25.	Seeta Rama Raju was shot dead in the village of A) Koyyur B) Chintapaili C) Bastav D) Nallamalla
Answer» Seeta Rama Raju was shot dead in the village of Koyyur option A is the correct answer.

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26.	Which of the following countries was not occupied by Japan during World War – II? A) Indonesia B) Thailand C) Burma D) Mongolia
Answer» Correct option is D) Mongolia

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27.	The false statement about Japan by the time of Second World War A) Japan occupied East Asian countries B) Japan was attacked by Atomic bombs C) Japan had friendly relations with China D) Japan aligned with Germany and Italy
Answer» C) Japan had friendly relations with China

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28.	Burma got Independence in A) 1947 B) 1950 C) 1960 D) 1952
Answer» Burma got Independence in 1947

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29.	In Libya there is no chance for A) Soldiers B) Political parties C) GovernmentD) Hospitals
Answer» B) Political parties

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30.	The leader of Assam Rifles A) Saunders B) Raju C) Bheem D) Suri
Answer» (A) Saunders

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31.	Who was the leader of Burman group? A) Abdul Rehman B) Aung SanC) Rasud D) Vakeel
Answer» (B) Aung San

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32.	Arab Spring began in ……, a small country.A) Egypt B) Libya C) Tunisia D) Yemen
Answer» Arab Spring began in Tunisia a small country.

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33.	How many seats were occupied by Aung San party in 2011 elections? A) 73B) 63 C) 53 D) 43
Answer» Answer is (D) 43

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34.	The map showsA) India B) Australia C) New zealand D) Japan
Answer» Correct option is B) Australia

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35.	Like India, Burma was a colony of A) Dutch B) PortugueseC) Britain D) French
Answer» Like India, Burma was a colony of Britain

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36.	Define nomadic animal herders.
Answer» Nomadic animal herders: People who wander from place to place in search of livelihood along with animals like, sheep, goats, etc.

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37.	Find out name of the Komaram Bheem’s army A) Tribal B) Guerrilla C) Siddha D) Revolutionary
Answer» (B) Guerrilla

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38.	Komaram Bheem was died in the forest of A) Dense forest B) Jodeghat forest C) Chintapaili D) Kolam
Answer» B) Jodeghat forest

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39.	Santhals a tribal people belongs to A) Chotanagpur plateau B) Jarkhand C) Uttarakhand D) A.P
Answer» (B) Jarkhand

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40.	In which year, Balagangadhar Tilak exiled from India? A) 1919 B) 1906 C) 1905 D) 1908
Answer» Answer is (D) 1908

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41.	In which year the first electric bulb was fit in Indian companies? A) 1905 B) 1902 C) 1914 D) 1900
Answer» Answer is (C) 1914 Answer C)1914 is correct✅

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42.	Identify the correct one. A) Jarkhand B) Andhra Pradesh C) Odisha D) Madhya Pradesh
Answer» Answer is (C) Odisha

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43.	Protected forest means A) Specific term to denote forests with some amount of Legal/Constitutional protectionB) British Government appointed forest department to protect forest in 1864 C) To grow teak and pine trees D) All above
Answer» (D) All above

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44.	Read the para under the title ‘Adivasi Revolts’ and comment on it.We have seen how the conditions of the adivasi farmers who lived in the jungle worsened in British times. The Baiga, Muria, Gond and Bhil tribes of Madhya Pradeshand Chattisgarh, the Koya, Reddy, and Kolam tribes of Andhra Pradesh and the Saora adivasis of Orissa, were all no longer able to practice their old form of cultivation. They were having to become labourers for either the Forest Department or for contractors. Or they were becoming bonded labourers for moneylenders or farmers who had come from outside.
Answer» 1. As soon as the British took over Eastern India, tribal revolts broke out to challenge the alien rule. 2. In the early years of colonization, no other community in India offered such heroic resistance to British rule or faced such tragic consequences as did the numerous Adivasi communities. 3. As punishment for Adivasi resistance to British rule, ‘The Criminal Tribes Act’ was passed by the British Government in 1871. 4. As the freedom movement widened, it drew adivasis into all aspects of the struggle.

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Read the para under the title ‘Adivasi Revolts’ and comment on it.We have seen how the conditions of the adivasi farmers who lived in the jungle worsened in British times. The Baiga, Muria, Gond and Bhil tribes of Madhya Pradeshand Chattisgarh, the Koya, Reddy, and Kolam tribes of Andhra Pradesh and the Saora adivasis of Orissa, were all no longer able to practice their old form of cultivation. They were having to become labourers for either the Forest Department or for contractors. Or they were becoming bonded labourers for moneylenders or farmers who had come from outside.

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1. As soon as the British took over Eastern India, tribal revolts broke out to challenge the alien rule.

2. In the early years of colonization, no other community in India offered such heroic resistance to British rule or faced such tragic consequences as did the numerous Adivasi communities.

3. As punishment for Adivasi resistance to British rule, ‘The Criminal Tribes Act’ was passed by the British Government in 1871.

4. As the freedom movement widened, it drew adivasis into all aspects of the struggle.

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45.

Make a timeline to show when adivasi protests occurred in different parts of India.

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Adivasi Protests
1. Santhal adivasi revolt	Jharkhand	1856
2. Koya adivasi revolt	Andhra Pradesh	1880 and 1922
3. Maria and Muria adivasis revolt	Bastar	1910
4. Munda adivasi revolt	Chhotanagapur Plateau (Now in Jharkhand)	Between 1874 and 1901

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46.	……. Rule was abolished in Burma in 2010 A) Kings B) Dictatorship C) Military Junta D) Democratic
Answer» C) Military Junta

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47.	Who was the leader of the Burma ethnic group?
Answer» Aung San, a leader of the Burman ethnic group.

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48.	Who was the Burman President in 2010? A) Rehman B) Abdul Nasser C) Sheik Haseena D) Thein Sein
Answer» D) Thein Sein

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49.	In Libya, the average life expectation increase from under ……… years. A) 50-75 B) 50-77 C) 50-65 D) 50-67
Answer» In Libya, the average life expectation increase from under 50-70 years.

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Observe the following table and answer the questions given below. Year Event18798000 kilometers of railway lines1864A forest department was set up.1856The Santhal adivasis revolt1880The Koya adivasis revolt.1910The Maria and Muria adivasis revolt1940The Gond and Kolam adivasis revolt1914-181st World War1919Strike of all the mills of Mumbaia) What was the importance of 1919?b) When did the adivasis of the Maria and Muria revolt?c) When did the Santhais revolt?d) Who revolted in 1940?e) When did the 1st World War occur?

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a. All the mills of Mumbai were kept closed for 12 days due to the strike of workers.

b. The Maria and Muria adivasis revolted against the forest department in 1910.

c. The Santhais revolted in 1856.

d. The Gond and Kolam revolted in 1940.

e. Between 1914-18, the 1st World War occurred.

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Most significant result of the February revolution of Russia is A) Suspension of Duma B) Rights to all C) Abdication of TsarD) Women’s participation

At the beginning of the 20th century, China was ruled by emperors of …………….. dynasty A) Chou B) Chui C) Manchu D) Ching

How much increment can be noticed during 1880 – 1914 ? A) 200 million pounds B) 397 million pounds C) 132 million pounds D) 265 million pounds

……… was the party established by Suu Kyi.A) MLDB) RCC C) CPI D) None

Lenin led the group in Russia during Russian revolution was ………………A) Mensheviks B) Cadets C) Octoberists D) Bolsheviks

Who played an important role in ‘Comintern’, an International Organisation led to promote Communist Revolution in the World ? A) Rabindranath Tagore B) Mao – Tse – Tung C) NehruD) M.N. Roy

Which revolution occurred due to the diversion of food to the war front led to shortages in the cities? A) Russian Revolution in 1905 B) Russian Revolution in 1917 C) American Revolution in 1783 D) French Revolution in 1789

This is not true with regard to World War – I A) Austria declared war on Serbia as a citizen of Austria was murdered in Serbia B) Allied powers like U.K, France came to the defence of Austria, C) Germany supported Austria D) Franz Ferdinand belonged to Austria

Arrange the following incidents in chronological order i) May 4th China movement ii) Establishment of Peking University iii) End. of the Manchu dynasty Which is the correct order ? A) i, ii, iii B) iii, ii, i C) iii, i, ii D) ii, iii, i

The immediate cause for the Second World War was ……………… A) Bombardment of Pearl Harbour by Japan B) Hitler’s attack on Poland C) Roosevelt’s New Deal Policy D) The revengeous attitude of France

During the October revolution in Russia, who among the following led the Bolshevik Party ? A) Stalin B) LeninC) Kerensky D) Trotskii

This country is not part of Socialist Camp. A) China B) RussiaC) German Democratic Republic D) Japan

Libya got independence in A) 1951 B) 1945 C) 1988 D) 1960

Suu Kyi was awarded Nobel Prize for peace in ………A) 1991 B) 2000C) 1985 D) 1995

The Allies were not led by this …………….. A) Britain B) US C) Germany D) USSR

Who was the dictator of Libya? A) Gaddafi B) Aung San C) Pedro D) Newin

The old name of Myanmar A) Sayam B) Prussia C) Burma D) Afghan

Which among the following was not true in the context of Second World War A) The industries of USA were highly damaged B) The; worst affected were the European countries C) Colonial powers could no longer justify their colonial policies D) USSR emerged as a champion of anti – colonial struggles

Arrange the following incidents in a chronological order 1) End of the First World War 2) Germany and the USSR entered into non aggression pact 3) Russian Revolution ‘ 4) Russia became the USSR A) 1, 2, 3, 4 B) 3, 1, 4, 2 C) 3, 2, 1, 4 D) 4, 3, 2,1

Aung San was died in A) 1947 B) 1948 C) 1950 D) 1951

Aung San Suu Kyi’s father Aung sain was a ………. A) government official B) king C) dictator D) Burman ethnic group leader

The country shown with shaded portion.A) Yugoslavia B) Belgium C) Poland D) France

Japan entered the Second World War in ………………A) 1940 B) 1943 C) 1941 D) 1944

Seeta Rama Raju was shot dead in the village of A) Koyyur B) Chintapaili C) Bastav D) Nallamalla

Which of the following countries was not occupied by Japan during World War – II? A) Indonesia B) Thailand C) Burma D) Mongolia

The false statement about Japan by the time of Second World War A) Japan occupied East Asian countries B) Japan was attacked by Atomic bombs C) Japan had friendly relations with China D) Japan aligned with Germany and Italy

Burma got Independence in A) 1947 B) 1950 C) 1960 D) 1952

In Libya there is no chance for A) Soldiers B) Political parties C) GovernmentD) Hospitals

The leader of Assam Rifles A) Saunders B) Raju C) Bheem D) Suri

Who was the leader of Burman group? A) Abdul Rehman B) Aung SanC) Rasud D) Vakeel

Arab Spring began in ……, a small country.A) Egypt B) Libya C) Tunisia D) Yemen

How many seats were occupied by Aung San party in 2011 elections? A) 73B) 63 C) 53 D) 43

The map showsA) India B) Australia C) New zealand D) Japan

Like India, Burma was a colony of A) Dutch B) PortugueseC) Britain D) French

Define nomadic animal herders.

Find out name of the Komaram Bheem’s army A) Tribal B) Guerrilla C) Siddha D) Revolutionary

Komaram Bheem was died in the forest of A) Dense forest B) Jodeghat forest C) Chintapaili D) Kolam

Santhals a tribal people belongs to A) Chotanagpur plateau B) Jarkhand C) Uttarakhand D) A.P

In which year, Balagangadhar Tilak exiled from India? A) 1919 B) 1906 C) 1905 D) 1908

In which year the first electric bulb was fit in Indian companies? A) 1905 B) 1902 C) 1914 D) 1900

Identify the correct one. A) Jarkhand B) Andhra Pradesh C) Odisha D) Madhya Pradesh

Protected forest means A) Specific term to denote forests with some amount of Legal/Constitutional protectionB) British Government appointed forest department to protect forest in 1864 C) To grow teak and pine trees D) All above

Make a timeline to show when adivasi protests occurred in different parts of India.

……. Rule was abolished in Burma in 2010 A) Kings B) Dictatorship C) Military Junta D) Democratic

Who was the leader of the Burma ethnic group?

Who was the Burman President in 2010? A) Rehman B) Abdul Nasser C) Sheik Haseena D) Thein Sein

In Libya, the average life expectation increase from under ……… years. A) 50-75 B) 50-77 C) 50-65 D) 50-67