Civil Services

Q. The Quit India Movement of 1942 was significant because it: (1942)
  • A. Marked the first mass uprising against British rule
  • B. Was a call for immediate independence from British rule
  • C. Led to the formation of the Indian National Army
  • D. Resulted in the Cripps Mission
Q. The Ring of Fire is associated with which of the following geological features?
  • A. Volcanoes
  • B. Deserts
  • C. Mountains
  • D. Rivers
Q. The role of women in the Indian Freedom Struggle was highlighted by which of the following movements? (1942)
  • A. The Civil Disobedience Movement
  • B. The Non-Cooperation Movement
  • C. The Quit India Movement
  • D. The Khilafat Movement
Q. The Rowlatt Act of 1919 was enacted in India primarily to curb which of the following? (1919)
  • A. Civil liberties
  • B. Economic exploitation
  • C. Cultural rights
  • D. Political representation
Q. The Sahara Desert is primarily located in which of the following regions?
  • A. North America
  • B. South America
  • C. Africa
  • D. Asia
Q. The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction was adopted in which year, emphasizing the need for a proactive approach to disaster management? (2015)
  • A. 2005
  • B. 2010
  • C. 2015
  • D. 2020
Q. The social contract theory, as proposed by Rousseau, emphasized which of the following?
  • A. The divine right of kings.
  • B. The importance of individual freedom and collective governance.
  • C. The necessity of a strong authoritarian government.
  • D. The preservation of traditional social hierarchies.
Q. The Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916 was a secret agreement between which two countries? (1916)
  • A. France and Germany
  • B. Britain and Russia
  • C. Britain and France
  • D. Italy and Austria
Q. The Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an example of which architectural style?
  • A. Indo-Islamic
  • B. Gothic
  • C. Renaissance
  • D. Baroque
Q. The term 'Cultural Landscape' refers to:
  • A. Natural landscapes untouched by human activity.
  • B. The interaction between human culture and the physical environment.
  • C. Landscapes that are solely based on agricultural practices.
  • D. Urban areas with high population density.
Q. The term 'Feudalism' is most closely associated with which period in European history?
  • A. Ancient Greece
  • B. The Middle Ages
  • C. The Renaissance
  • D. The Enlightenment
Q. The term 'Urban Heat Island' refers to:
  • A. A phenomenon where rural areas are warmer than urban areas.
  • B. The increased temperature in urban areas compared to their rural surroundings.
  • C. A specific type of climate found in coastal cities.
  • D. The cooling effect of vegetation in cities.
Q. The Terracotta Army, discovered in 1974, is associated with which historical figure?
  • A. Qin Shi Huang
  • B. Han Wudi
  • C. Cao Cao
  • D. Sun Yat-sen
Q. The theory of evolution by natural selection was proposed by which scientist?
  • A. Charles Darwin
  • B. Gregor Mendel
  • C. Albert Einstein
  • D. James Watson
Q. The Treaty of Nanking (1842) ended which conflict?
  • A. First Opium War
  • B. Second Opium War
  • C. Sino-Japanese War
  • D. Boxer Rebellion
Q. The Treaty of Versailles (1919) had significant implications for which of the following regions? (1919)
  • A. Southeast Asia
  • B. Eastern Europe
  • C. The Middle East
  • D. Sub-Saharan Africa
Q. The Treaty of Versailles (1919) primarily aimed to address the consequences of which major event? (1919)
  • A. World War I
  • B. World War II
  • C. The Cold War
  • D. The Great Depression
Q. The Treaty of Versailles, signed in 1919, primarily aimed to address the aftermath of which conflict? (1919)
  • A. World War I
  • B. World War II
  • C. The Franco-Prussian War
  • D. The American Civil War
Q. The Treaty of Versailles, signed in 1919, primarily aimed to address the consequences of which major conflict? (1919)
  • A. A. World War I
  • B. B. World War II
  • C. C. The Franco-Prussian War
  • D. D. The Cold War
Q. The Treaty of Versailles, which ended World War I, imposed heavy reparations on which country? (1919)
  • A. Italy
  • B. Germany
  • C. Austria-Hungary
  • D. Ottoman Empire
Q. The Treaty of Westphalia (1648) is significant in the context of governance because it established which principle?
  • A. Divine right of kings
  • B. Sovereignty of states
  • C. Colonial expansion
  • D. Feudal obligations
Q. The Treaty of Westphalia, signed in 1648, is significant for establishing which of the following principles?
  • A. The principle of national sovereignty.
  • B. The principle of collective security.
  • C. The principle of self-determination.
  • D. The principle of international law.
Q. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was established in which year? (1992)
  • A. 1992
  • B. 1997
  • C. 2000
  • D. 2005
Q. The United Nations was founded in which year? (1945)
  • A. 1945
  • B. 1950
  • C. 1960
  • D. 1975
Q. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted by the United Nations in which year? (1948)
  • A. 1945
  • B. 1948
  • C. 1950
  • D. 1966
Q. The use of 'flying buttresses' in architecture was primarily developed during which period?
  • A. Ancient
  • B. Medieval
  • C. Renaissance
  • D. Modern
Q. The use of perspective in painting was significantly developed during which period?
  • A. Medieval
  • B. Renaissance
  • C. Baroque
  • D. Modern
Q. What is the impact of using diverse viewpoints in an essay for the UPSC Mains?
  • A. It confuses the reader.
  • B. It enriches the discussion.
  • C. It makes the essay longer.
  • D. It is unnecessary.
Q. What is the maximum strength of the Legislative Assembly of a State as per the Constitution of India? (1950)
  • A. 300 members
  • B. 500 members
  • C. 600 members
  • D. 750 members
Q. What is the minimum age required to be a member of the State Legislative Assembly in India? (1950)
  • A. 25 years
  • B. 30 years
  • C. 21 years
  • D. 18 years
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