Which is the densest planet of our solar system?
(a) Sun
(b) Jupiter
(c) Mercury
(d) Earth
Answer:. d
A gradual rise in a barometer height indicates
(a) Approach of fair weather
(b) Approach of immediate storm
(c) Likelihood of rainfall
(d) Nothing significant
Answer: a
English is, by any estimate, a very large language. No one is completely confident how several words it contains (since it is very hard to get each person to agree on how to sum them), but general guesses are somewhere in the neighborhood of a million (it’s a very outsized neighborhood). English has revealed a remarkable ability to integrate words from all over. Although the mainstream of our vocabulary comes from Latin and Greek origins, there are numerous thousands of words engaged from other languages.
Which of the following was not one of the three types of crimes outlined by Beccaria?
(a) Crimes that involved no victims other than society
(b) Crimes that ran contrary to the social order
(c) Crimes that injured citizens or their property
(d) Crimes that threatened the security of the state
Answer. c
Which of the following categories of punishment might include the loss of the right to vote?
(a) chronic
(b) compulsive
(c) indelible
(d) restrictive
Answer. c
Systems are ones in which kinship group membership and inheritance passes through female line
(a) Matrilineal
(b) Patrilineal
(c) Matriarchy
(d) Patriarchy
Answer. a
Cultural ecology process of
(a) Human nature
(b) Human Adaptation
(c) Human behaviour
(d) Human made culture
Answer. b
1. Architectural pressure groups fought unsatisfactorily to save a terrace of 18th century houses from —— .
A) construction
B) evolution
C) maturation
D) enlargement
E) demolition
ANSWER: E
2. A complete reconstruction of the origin and development of the atmosphere would include details of its size and composition at all times during the 4,500,000,000 years since the —— of the Earth.
A) formation
B) distribution
C) hesitation
D) redemption
E) occurrence
ANSWER: A
On the foundry, liquid hydrogen must be stored in large stainless steel tanks with double walls filled with —— and evacuated to a high vacuum. (English Vocabulary MCQs)
A) grit
B) device
C) insulation
D) instrument
E) sediment
Answer: C
That is our firm’s —— that the new law should be implemented immediately. (English Vocabulary MCQs)
A) proficiency
B) consensus
C) struggle
D) aggression
E) regulation
Answer: B
The topics included in the conference programme are not as —— as one might have hoped.
A) obsessed
B) illuminated
C) preoccupied
D) varied
E) disposed
Answer: D
Throughout most of human history, people’s movements on land were —— to those speeds and distances that could be attained by walking. (English Vocabulary MCQs)
A) affiliated
B) acquired
C) promoted
D) restricted
E) inclined
Answer: D
When the rate of exchange began to rise again, he felt —— to call a meeting of the financial staff.
A) obliged
B) blamed
C) consumed
D) omitted
E) rewarded
Answer: A
The new ceramics, which have little in common with the chinaware we use in our kitchens everyday, are being used —— in engines and electronics.
A) depressingly
B) seemingly
C) increasingly
D) discouragingly
E) obligingly
Answer: C
What is the best definition of psychology?
(a) Study of the mind
(b) Study of personality and mental illness
(c) Scientific study of behavior and mental processes
(d) None of these
Ans: c
Who is considered the “father of psychology”?
(a) Max Wertheimer
(b) John Watson
(c) Wilhelm Wundt
(d) Pavlov
Ans: c
Wilhelm Wundt was a doctor and first psychologist, belonged to
(a) Switzerland
(b) Germany
(c) America
(d) England
Ans: b
What is international law?
(a) A binding regulations on states
(b) A combination of tradition, custom, and international agreements that sometimes limit the behaviour of states
(c) Any law passed by a country that deals with international relations
(d) A law of physics that applies in all places
Answer: b
Who coined the term International Law?
(a) Jeremy Bentham
(b) Pufendorf
(c) Hugo Grotius
(d) Oppenheim
Answer: a
Who is considered the father of International Law?
(a) Jeremy Bentham
(b) Pufendorf
(c) Hugo Grotius
(d) Oppenheim
Answer:. c