rrb-bangalore-2009

rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 1

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The Full Form of ‘SARS’ is

A

Serious Acute Respiratory System

B

Severe Acute Respiratory System

C

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome

D

Severe Asthama and Respiratory System

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 2

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‘Do (or) Die’ was a forceful slogan during freedom struggle. Who gave this call?

A

Gandhiji

B

J.L. Nehru

C

S.C. Bose

D

B.G. Tilak

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 3

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At which place will you find maximum sunlight in December Month?

A

Leh

B

Pune

C

Chennai

D

Kolkatta

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 4

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‘Electric Bulb’ was discovered by

A

Graham Bell

B

Galileo

C

Edision

D

Newton

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 5

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Which of the following Blood Groups is known as ‘Universal Donor’?

A

O Group

B

AB Group

C

A Group

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 6

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Which famous Indian is known as ‘Nightingale of India’?

A

Annie Besant

B

Indira Gandhi

C

Sarojini Naidu

D

Aruna Asaf Ali

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 7

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The center of cyclone is

A

Low Pressure

B

High Pressure

C

Low Temperature

D

High Temperature

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 8

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Which state in India has Least Population?

A

Nagaland

B

Arunachal Pradesh

C

Sikkim

D

Goa

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 9

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The Head Quarters of ‘West Central Railway’ is

A

Jaipur

B

Bilaspur

C

Jabalpur

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 10

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‘Red Fort’ at New Delhi was built by

A

Jehangir

B

Akbar

C

Shahjahan

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 11

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Which amongst the following is the Greatest source of income to Government of India

A

Excise Duty

B

Sales tax

C

Income Tax

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 12

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The first Indian satellite launched was

A

Rohini

B

Apollo

C

Sputnik

D

Arya Bhatta

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 13

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‘RADAR’ is used

A

To find out solar radiation

B

To guide path of ships and planes

C

To see the satellites

D

To find out intensity of earthquakes

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 14

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Deficiency of vitamin ……………. is the main cause for ‘Beri-Beri Disease’

A

Vitamin A

B

Vitamin C

C

Vitamin B

D

Vitamin K

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 15

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‘Ayodya’ is situated on the bank of which River

A

Sarayu

B

Yamuna

C

Ganga

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 16

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The Famous Book ‘God of Small Things’ was written by

A

Salman Rushide

B

R.K. Narayan

C

Arundati Roy

D

Vikram Seth

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 17

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The smallest particle that has all the properties of an element

A

Atom

B

Molecule

C

Compound

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 18

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The famous Book ‘Anand Math’ was written by

A

Rabindranath Tagore

B

Aurobindo Ghosh

C

Bankim Chandra Chetterji

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 19

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‘Soyabean’ contains a high level of

A

Proteins

B

Vitamins

C

Carbohydrates

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 20

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Indian economy is most apppropriately described as a

A

Capitalistic Economy

B

Socialistic Economy

C

Mixed Economy

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 21

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Who is Ex-Officio Chairman of ‘Rajya Sabha’?

A

President of India

B

Vice-President of India

C

Prime Minister

D

Speaker of the Rajya Sabha

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 22

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‘2006 World Cup Foot Ball’ Tournament will be held at

A

England

B

Germany

C

France

D

Italy

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 23

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The Architect of ‘Chandigarh’ was

A

Le Corbusier

B

Edword Lutyuns

C

Michael Angelo

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 24

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‘Wimbledon’ belongs to

A

Britain

B

Australia

C

France

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 25

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What is the minimum age for election of President of India?

A

30 years

B

35 years

C

40 years

D

25 years

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 26

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The first general elections free india were held in the year

A

1947-48

B

1950-51

C

1951-52

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 27

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Which one of the following is not a Fundamental Right

A

Right to Freedom

B

Right to equal pay

C

Right to Religion

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 28

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In India Which state is largest in terms of Area?

A

Madhya Pradesh

B

Bihar

C

Rajasthan

D

Uttar Pradesh

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 29

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The capital of India was shifted from Calcutta to Delhi in the year

A

1915

B

1912

C

1911

D

1920

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 30

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The Human body contains how much percentage of water?

A

75%

B

80%

C

45%

D

90%

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 31

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Who is regarded as the ‘Architect of the Indian Constitution’

A

B.N. Rao

B

Dr.B. Rajendra Prasad

C

B.R. Ambedkar

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 32

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Who is known as the Iron Man of India?

A

L.B. Shastri

B

B.G. Tilak

C

S.V. Patel

D

N.S. Bose

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 33

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According to 2001 Census which state has a ‘Sex Ratio’ more than 1000?

A

West Bengal

B

Kerala

C

Maharashtra

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 34

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In which language was Srimad Bhagwad Gita originally written?

A

Telugu

B

Sanskrit

C

Pali

D

Prakrit

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 35

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“The Universal Law of Gravitation” was propounded by

A

Kepler

B

Newton

C

Galileo

D

Copernicus

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 36

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“Home Rule Movement” was started by

A

B.G. Tilak & Annie Besant

B

Mahatma Gandhi & Lajpat Rai

C

Sarojini Devi & S.C. Bose

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 37

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Which River forms its deltas in Orissa

A

Mahanadi

B

Godavari

C

Narmada

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 38

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Which of the following is non-renewable source of energy?

A

Biogas

B

Petroleum

C

Coal

D

Natural Gas

E

Both B and C are correct

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 39

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The first Europeans to establish trade links with india were

A

Portuguese

B

Dutch

C

British

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 40

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Which is the longest running train on Indian Railways

A

Jammu-Kanyakumari (Himasagar Express)

B

Mumbai-Goa (Shelini Express)

C

Ahmedabad-Chennai (Navajeevan Express)

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 41

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Prime minister of India in the chairman of

A

Planning Commission

B

Security Commission

C

Lok Sabha

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 42

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The main occupation of vedic-age people was?

A

Trade

B

Hunting

C

Agriculture

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 43

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Which former ancient poet is known as ‘Nirguna’

A

Kalidas

B

Kabirdas

C

Surdas

D

Rehim

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 44

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Which country is known as the ‘play ground of Europe’?

A

Switzerland

B

Italy

C

France

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 45

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In which of the following session, the Indian National Congress demanded ‘Complete Independence’ for the first time?

A

Lahore session, 1929

B

Lucknow session, 1899

C

Calcutta Session, 1928

D

Karachi Session, 1931

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 46

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The comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India was appointed by

A

President of India

B

Cabinet

C

Prime Minister

D

Parliament

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 47

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Who introduced ‘English Education’ in India

A

Lord Cornwallis

B

Lord Wellesley

C

Lord Macaulay

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 48

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Who Introduced ‘Indian civil services’ (ICS)

A

Lord Canning

B

Lord Cornwallis

C

Lord Bentick

D

None of them

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 49

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Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated on

A

Jan 28, 1949

B

Jan 30, 1948

C

Jan 31, 1947

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 50

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The first passanger train in India ran between which two stations?

A

Mumbai-Kurla

B

Mumbai-Thane

C

Mumbai-Viderbha

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 51

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The first Women to cross the famous ‘English Channel’ was

A

Kalpana Chawla

B

Junko Thabi

C

Arthi Saha

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 52

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Whom did Chandra Gupta Mourya defeat

A

Sakas

B

Huns

C

Mughals

D

Greeks

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 53

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The Partition of Bengal was under taken with the view of

A

Suppressing the Revolt

B

Satisfying the Hindus and Muslims

C

Meeting the Demand by the Indian Muslim for for a separate state

D

Dividing the Hindus of West and Muslims of East Bengal and Increase Hinduism-Muslim Tensions

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 54

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The Green Colour of leaves is due to the Presence of

A

Calcium

B

Phosphorus

C

Chlorophyll

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 55

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Which of the following is a kharif crop

A

Maize

B

Wheat

C

Rice

D

Mustard

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 56

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Which of the following is used as ‘Refrigerant’

A

Helium

B

Argon

C

Ammonia $$(NH_{3})$$

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 57

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In which year did India join the United Nation Organisation (UNO)

A

1945

B

1946

C

1949

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 58

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How many types of emergency are envisaged by the constitution?

A

2

B

3

C

4

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 59

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Which of the following ‘weight’ is measured in carats?

A

Gold

B

Aluminium

C

Silver

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 60

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What is the freezing point of water?

A

4°C

B

100°C

C

0°C

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 61

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Which state of India introduced the common Civil Code for first time?

A

Goa

B

Gujarat

C

Arunachal Pradesh

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 62

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Which is the ‘Largest River’ the world

A

Ganga River

B

Mississipi River

C

Amazon River

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 63

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The famous ‘Nile River’ flows through which country?

A

France

B

Italy

C

Egypt

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 64

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The medal won by Anju B. George at the ‘world Atheletics Meet’ at Paris?

A

Gold

B

Silver

C

Bronze

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 65

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In which Indian film the Alien was acted for the first time

A

Kal ho Na ho

B

Hangama

C

Dil se

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 66

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The main chemical substance present in bones and teeth of animals is

A

Sodium Chloride

B

Sugar

C

Calcium phosphate

D

Calcium Sulphate

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 67

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Which cities are known as “Twin Cities” in India

A

Secunderabad-Hyderabad

B

Nagpur-Pune

C

Bangalore-Mangalore

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 68

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The Coacher of Kenya Cricket which stormed into the semifinals of the World Cup Cricket 2003 is a

A

Srilankan

B

Indian

C

South African

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 69

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The Council of Ministers are appointed by

A

The Parliament

B

The President on the recommendation of Prime Minister

C

Election Commission

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 70

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The main element in the ‘Cattle Bone Powder’ is

A

Calcium

B

Phosphorus

C

Nitrogen

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 71

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Which gas was involved in Lime Water turning into milky?

A

$$O_{2}$$

B

$$CO_{2}$$

C

Sulphur dioxide

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 72

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Which of the following place in India receives minimum rain fall

A

Leh

B

Jaisalmer

C

Thar

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 73

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A person first travels towards North $$3\frac{1}{2}$$ km, then he turns left and travel $$1\frac{1}{2}$$ km and then turns towards left and travel for $$3\frac{1}{2}$$ km. How far is he from the starting point ?

A

2km West

B

$$1\frac{1}{2}$$ km West

C

$$2\frac{1}{2}$$ km East

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 74

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Find the odd one out

A

Cotton

B

Wool

C

Coir

D

Jute

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 75

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Find the relationship
Heart: Circulation:: Kidney : ?

A

Blood

B

Filteration

C

Regularation

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 76

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Ram is fifth rank from both sides (Left & Right), the no. of students in the class is

A

10

B

9

C

12

D

None

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 77

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KAMLAKAR : RAKALMAK : : SUNIL : ?

A

LINUS

B

LIMUS

C

LINSU

D

NLIUS

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 78

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$$'+' \rightarrow '\times' , '-' \rightarrow '\div' , '\times' \rightarrow '+' , '\div' \rightarrow '-'$$ then what is the value of $$26 + 10 - 5 \times 7 \div 15 =$$?

A

21

B

44

C

101

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 79

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Find which of the word can be made from the letters of the given word
MEASUREMENT

A

MASTER

B

TELEVISION

C

CEMENT

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 80

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Which of the following only mammal can fly?

A

Cow

B

Bat

C

Snake

D

Sparrow

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 81

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A man rows upstream 16km and down stream 28km, taking 5 hour each time, the velocity of the current

A

2.4 km/hr

B

1.2 km/hr

C

3.6 km/hr

D

1.8 km/hr

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 82

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The sides of the triangle are in the ratio 4:5:6 and then the perimeter of the triangle is 90m. then Area of the triangle.

A

25

B

45

C

10

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 83

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The value of $$cos^{2}$$90°- $$sin^{2}$$90° is

A

1

B

$$\frac{1}{2}$$

C

-1

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 84

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If $$x^{2}-5x-24=0$$, then find the value of x

A

+8,-3

B

+8,+3

C

-8,-3

D

-8,+3

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 85

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If the cost price of 12 oranges is equal to selling price of 10 oranges, then the percentage of profit is

A

$$16\frac{2}{3}$$%

B

$$18$$%

C

$$20$$%

D

$$25$$%

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 86

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The average of seven numbers is 10. The average of first five numbers is 10. Then what is average of remaining two numbers?

A

10

B

15

C

25

D

None of these

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 87

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Secure

A

Secret

B

Safe

C

Comfertable

D

Independent

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 88

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Distinguish

A

Darkeh

B

Abolish

C

Differentiate

D

Confuse

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 89

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Admit

A

Decide

B

Accept

C

Realise

D

Commit

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 90

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Stamina

A

Endurance

B

Eagerness

C

Intensity

D

Energy

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 91

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Judicious

A

Unequal

B

Impure

C

Unlawful

D

Indiscreet

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 92

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Absolute

A

Scare

B

Faulty

C

Limited

D

Deficient

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 93

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Delete

A

Impound

B

Inset

C

Inspire

D

Injure

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 94

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A person interested in reading books and nothing are

A

Student

B

Scholar

C

Bookworm

D

Book-keeper

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 95

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One who resides in a country of which he is not a citizen

A

Allien

B

Foreigner

C

Native

D

Prodigal

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 96

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Life history of a person written by another

A

Autobiography

B

Bibliography

C

Biography

D

Memoir

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 97

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A cure for all diseases

A

Excorcism

B

Panacea

C

Imperialism

D

chauvinism

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 98

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A paper written in one’s own hand writing

A

Manuscript

B

Parchment

C

Scroll

D

Transcript

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 99

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Mona was writing a letter to her father

A

A letter was written to her father

B

A letter was been written to her father by Mona

C

A letter was being written by Mona to her father

D

A letter was written by mona to her father

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rrb-bangalore-2009 - Question 100

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You will have finished this work by tomorrow

A

This work will have been finished tomorrow

B

This work will be finished by tomorrow

C

This work will finished tomorrow

D

This work will have been finished by tomorrow

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