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This section includes 289 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your 9th Class knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
251. |
What was the code name for the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki? |
A. | Big Man |
B. | Fat Man |
C. | Thin Man |
D. | Little Man |
Answer» C. Thin Man | |
252. |
The full form of WMD is |
A. | Working Men's Department |
B. | Weapons Managing Disasters |
C. | Weapons of Mass Destruction |
D. | none of these |
Answer» D. none of these | |
253. |
According to social scientists, the social indicator of poverty is |
A. | lack of housing |
B. | increasing population |
C. | casteism |
D. | illiteracy level |
Answer» E. | |
254. |
Pradhan Mantri Gramodaya Yozana was launched in |
A. | 2001 |
B. | 2002 |
C. | 2004 |
D. | 2000 |
Answer» E. | |
255. |
Among which of the following countries, did the ratio of poverty remain same? |
A. | India |
B. | South America |
C. | China |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. China | |
256. |
In which of the following states there is a significant decline in poverty? |
A. | West Bengal |
B. | Assam |
C. | Bihar |
D. | Tripura |
Answer» B. Assam | |
257. |
The population density of India in 2001 was |
A. | 325 persons per sq. km |
B. | 324 persons per sq. km |
C. | 323 persons per sq. km |
D. | 320 persons per sq. km |
Answer» C. 323 persons per sq. km | |
258. |
Migration changes the number, distribution and composition of the population in |
A. | the area of departure |
B. | the area of arrival |
C. | both (a) and (b) |
D. | none of these |
Answer» D. none of these | |
259. |
In India, the percentage of population engaged in primary activities is |
A. | 50 |
B. | 64 |
C. | 70 |
D. | 55 |
Answer» C. 70 | |
260. |
Activities such as agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry, fishing are included in |
A. | government activities |
B. | secondary activities |
C. | tertiary activities |
D. | primary activities |
Answer» E. | |
261. |
The highest peak in the Eastern Ghats is: |
A. | Anaimudi |
B. | Khasi |
C. | Mahendragiri |
D. | Dodabetta |
Answer» D. Dodabetta | |
262. |
Which one of these is the most labour absorbing sector of the economy? |
A. | Industries |
B. | Agriculture |
C. | Transportation |
D. | Service |
Answer» C. Transportation | |
263. |
Who invented the 'mechanical reaper'? |
A. | John Deree |
B. | Napoleon |
C. | Cyrus McCormick |
D. | Dakote |
Answer» E. | |
264. |
The Captain Swing riots spread in the countryside due to |
A. | enclosure movement |
B. | threshing machines |
C. | agricultural depression |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. agricultural depression | |
265. |
Which two states of India produced opium for the Britishers? |
A. | UP and Rajasthan |
B. | Himachal and Bengal |
C. | Orissa and Andhra Pradesh |
D. | Bengal and Bihar |
Answer» E. | |
266. |
The Maasai Mara and Samburu National Park in Kenya and Serengeti Park in Tanzania were turned into |
A. | Grazing land |
B. | Game reserves |
C. | Cultivated land |
D. | Settlement areas |
Answer» C. Cultivated land | |
267. |
Gujjar Bakarwals, the pastoral nomads arc from |
A. | Himachal |
B. | Garhwal and Kumaon |
C. | Jammu and Kashmir |
D. | Madhya Pradesh |
Answer» D. Madhya Pradesh | |
268. |
The' Secret State Police' was called: |
A. | Security Service |
B. | The Protection Squad |
C. | Gestapo |
D. | Patriots |
Answer» D. Patriots | |
269. |
The term 'Genocidal' means: |
A. | Suicide by the soldiers |
B. | Suicide by Hitler's officers |
C. | Killing on a large-scale leading to the destruction of a large section of people |
D. | A kind of poison that Helmuth feared |
Answer» D. A kind of poison that Helmuth feared | |
270. |
Acacias, palms and euphorbias are the main plant species of |
A. | dry deciduous forests |
B. | moist deciduous forests |
C. | thorn forests |
D. | mangrove forests |
Answer» D. mangrove forests | |
271. |
Sri Lanka is separated from India by a narrow channel of sea called. |
A. | Gulf of Kachchh |
B. | Palk Strait |
C. | Colombo Gulf |
D. | Gulf of Khambhat |
Answer» C. Colombo Gulf | |
272. |
A dried scooped-out gourd was used as |
A. | a portable water bottle |
B. | umbrella |
C. | disposable cup |
D. | bowl |
Answer» B. umbrella | |
273. |
The expansion of cultivation is seen as a sign of |
A. | disaster |
B. | progress |
C. | economic benefit |
D. | loss |
Answer» C. economic benefit | |
274. |
Which of these is a rice-producing island of Indonesia? |
A. | Java |
B. | Sumatra |
C. | Sulawesi |
D. | Papua |
Answer» B. Sumatra | |
275. |
Seasonal hunger is related to an expression of poverty |
A. | an expression of poverty |
B. | cycles of food growing and harvesting |
C. | absolute hunger throughout the year |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. absolute hunger throughout the year | |
276. |
Into how many constituencies is our country divided for the Lok Sabha elections? |
A. | 545 |
B. | 540 |
C. | 542 |
D. | 543 |
Answer» E. | |
277. |
When on election duty, the government officers work under the control of |
A. | Government |
B. | Election Management |
C. | Election Commission |
D. | Election Committee |
Answer» D. Election Committee | |
278. |
'Land to the Tiller' was the famous slogan used by |
A. | Left Front |
B. | Congress party |
C. | Telugu Desam Party |
D. | None of these |
Answer» B. Congress party | |
279. |
Which one of the following describes the drainage patterns resembling the branches of a tree? |
A. | Radial |
B. | Dendritic |
C. | Trellis |
D. | Rectangular |
Answer» C. Trellis | |
280. |
Amnesty International is an international organisation for |
A. | human rights |
B. | world peace |
C. | restoring democracy |
D. | justice |
Answer» B. world peace | |
281. |
A secular state is one |
A. | that does not establish any one religion as the official religion |
B. | that does not confer any privilege or favour on any particular religion |
C. | that which has to be neutral and impartial in dealing with all religions |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» E. | |
282. |
Which of the following is meant for the mother and child in rural areas? |
A. | Panchayat |
B. | Public Health Centre |
C. | SHG |
D. | None of these |
Answer» C. SHG | |
283. |
What is the full form of UNDP? |
A. | United Nations Development Plan |
B. | United Nations Discovery Plan |
C. | United Nations Disaster Planning |
D. | United Nations Development Programme |
Answer» E. | |
284. |
The procedures which lay down appropriate actions to be undertaken at the time of a disaster are called |
A. | Participatory procedures |
B. | Disaster Committee Procedures |
C. | Community procedures |
D. | Standard Operating Procedures |
Answer» E. | |
285. |
What was the Indian chintzes which was within the reach of many European |
A. | Khadi cloth |
B. | Cotton cloth |
C. | Woollen cloth |
D. | Silk cloth |
Answer» C. Woollen cloth | |
286. |
Why was the 'turban' worn in India? |
A. | To protect the head |
B. | To resemble a cap |
C. | To make a style statement |
D. | It was a sign of respectability |
Answer» E. | |
287. |
Strong, gusty, hot dry winds blowing during the day, over the north and north-west India are called |
A. | dust storms |
B. | loo |
C. | Kaal Baisakhi |
D. | none of these |
Answer» C. Kaal Baisakhi | |
288. |
Which of the following prevents the south-west monsoon winds to escape India? |
A. | The Malwa plateau |
B. | The Deccan plateau |
C. | The Chotanagpur plateau |
D. | The Himalayas |
Answer» E. | |
289. |
Which of the following causes destruction in West Bengal? |
A. | Baisakhi |
B. | Mango showers |
C. | Jet streams |
D. | Tropical cyclones |
Answer» B. Mango showers | |