- Which technique came into the production method with the new base year
- Single deflation
- Double deflation
- Chain weighting
- Moving average
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Answer: (B) Double deflation
Double deflation adjusts input prices along with output prices, so the figure comes out more accurate.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - The translator program used for assembly language —
- Compiler
- Interpreter
- Translation
- Assembler
- The Janani Suraksha Yojana is focused on — 1. cutting maternal mortality 2. cutting infant mortality 3. raising women's life expectancy
- 1 and 2 only
- 2 and 3 only
- 1 only
- all three
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Answer: (A) 1 and 2 only
JSY raises institutional delivery to cut the death rate for both mother and infant; raising life expectancy is not its direct goal.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - Why is nitrogen filled in chips packets?
- For taste
- To add moisture
- To add weight
- To stop rancidity (oxidation)
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Answer: (D) To stop rancidity (oxidation)
N₂ is inert; with no oxygen the fat is not oxidised (no staleness).
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - Who became the first elected President of the Central Legislative Assembly in 1925?
- Motilal Nehru
- Vithalbhai Patel
- Lala Lajpat Rai
- C.R. Das
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Answer: (B) Vithalbhai Patel
Elected in August 1925.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - In which year was the National Income Committee formed and who chaired it
- 1949, Professor P C Mahalanobis
- 1954, Professor V K R V Rao
- 1950, Dadabhai Naoroji
- 1951, C Rangarajan
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Answer: (A) 1949, Professor P C Mahalanobis
The committee was formed in 1949 and its report came in 1954, putting India's national income for 1948-49 at 8,710 crore rupees.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - Why are only final goods counted in GDP
- They are easier to count
- To avoid double counting
- They are more expensive
- Only their data is available to the government
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Answer: (B) To avoid double counting
If intermediate goods were added too, the same production would be counted several times and GDP would look inflated.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - Chand Bibi belonged to which kingdom?
- Bijapur
- Berar
- Golconda
- Ahmednagar
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Answer: (D) Ahmednagar
She defended Ahmednagar against Akbar’s army in 1595.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - Bassein was taken from the Portuguese in 1739 by —
- Balaji Vishwanath
- Chimaji Appa
- Kanhoji Angre
- Sadashiv Rao Bhau
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Answer: (B) Chimaji Appa
Chimaji Appa was Baji Rao I’s brother.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - When is a loan declared an NPA
- When unpaid for 30 days
- When unpaid for 60 days
- When unpaid for 90 days
- When unpaid for 180 days
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Answer: (C) When unpaid for 90 days
When principal and interest go unpaid for 90 days; before that come the warnings of SMA-0, SMA-1 and SMA-2.
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- Which compound forms in the Mond process of refining nickel?
- NiO
- NiSO₄
- NiCl₂
- Ni(CO)₄
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Answer: (D) Ni(CO)₄
Ni + 4CO → Ni(CO)₄ (volatile, ≈ 330–350 K), which breaks at ≈ 450–470 K to give pure nickel.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - Which is the least important source for Mauryan history?
- Coins
- Literary works
- Inscriptions
- Foreign accounts
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Answer: (A) Coins
Mauryan punch-marked coins carry no royal names.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - Which Agni missile is an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM)?
- Agni-II
- Agni-III
- Agni-V
- Agni-I
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Answer: (C) Agni-V
Agni-V is a solid-fuelled Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) with a range of 5000-5500 km.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - The main purpose of Hiuen Tsang’s visit to India was —
- to visit Buddhist holy places and study
- to set up political ties
- to gather wealth
- to map India
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Answer: (A) to visit Buddhist holy places and study
He studied at Nalanda.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - HTTP is short for —
- Uniform Resource Locator
- Global System for Mobile communication
- HyperText Transfer Protocol
- Password Authentication Protocol
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Answer: (C) HyperText Transfer Protocol
HTTP = HyperText Transfer Protocol — The protocol to fetch web pages.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - What does NT mean in Windows NT —
- New Terminology
- New Technique
- New Technology
- Normal Technique
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Answer: (C) New Technology
NT = New Technology.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - What is called the brain of the computer?
- Keyboard
- Mouse
- CPU
- Printer
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Answer: (C) CPU
The CPU controls all devices and does the calculations.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - Which button works as the “middle button”?
- Right button
- Scroll wheel
- Touch bar
- Left button
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Answer: (B) Scroll wheel
The scroll wheel acts as a third button when pressed.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - What is a fungus’s cell wall made of?
- Cellulose
- Chitin
- Protein
- Lipid
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Answer: (B) Chitin
A fungus’s cell wall is built from chitin, while a plant’s is built from cellulose.
Read the full chapter in mind-map notes → - Which is the correct order of increasing frequency in the electromagnetic spectrum?
- X-ray, UV, visible, radio
- gamma, X, UV, visible
- radio, microwave, infrared, visible, UV, X, gamma
- visible, radio, gamma, X
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Answer: (C) radio, microwave, infrared, visible, UV, X, gamma
Frequency is lowest for radio and highest for gamma rays; wavelength is the reverse.
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