0% 1 votes, 4 avg 1 AMU Class-11 Arts PYQs- 2023 1 / 100 When was the Indian Citizenship Act passed, after independence? A) 1965 B) 1955 C) 1935 D) 1945 2 / 100 The System of Separate Electorate in India in the colonial period was introduced by: A) Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms B) Cripps Mission Plan C) Morley-Minto Reforms D) Cabinet Mission Plan 3 / 100 Voting rights to all adult women in United Kingdom (UK) were granted in: A) 1832 B) 1867 C) 1911 D) 1928 4 / 100 The ideas, liberty, equality and fraternity in the Indian Constitution are taken from: A) Spain B) France C) United States of America D) Ireland 5 / 100 Which one of the following country has a Unitary System of Government? A) United States of America B) Canada C) UK D) India 6 / 100 Which of the following pair is NOT correctly matched? A) DMK-Tamil Nadu B) TRS-Telangana C) RJD-Bihar D) Akali Dal-Haryana 7 / 100 The System of ‘Dyarchy’ was implemented by which of the following Act? A) Government of India Act, 1935 B) Government of India Act, 1919 C) Government of India Act, 1909 D) Government of India Act, 1858 8 / 100 What is justiciable in the court of law? A) Fundamental Rights B) Directive Principles of State Policy C) Fundamental Duties D) The Preamble 9 / 100 According to the Constitution of India, the Council of Ministers shall be collective responsible to: A) President of India B) Lok Sabha C) Prime Minister of India D) Rajya Sabha 10 / 100 Which article(s) of the Indian Constitution confers right to freedom of religion to its citizens? A) Article 18 B) Article 12 to 15 C) Article 25 to 28 D) Article 19 to 22 11 / 100 Who said that “Muslims were fools to ask for safeguards, and Hindus were greater fools to refuse them”? A) Jawahar Lal Nehru B) Abul Kalam Azad C) Mohammad Ali D) Mahatma Gandhi 12 / 100 How much is the quorum of a House of Parliament in India? A) One-half of the membership of the House B) One-third of the membership of the House C) One-tenth of the membership of the House D) Two-third of the membership of the House 13 / 100 ‘Money Bill’ is defined in which Article of the Constitution of India? A) 109 B) 110 C) 114 D) 117 14 / 100 Right to Property remained part of the fundamental rights in India until: A) 1980 B) 1976 C) 1990 D) 1978 15 / 100 Article 370 of the Indian Constitution is applicable to: A) Jammu and Kashmir B) Punjab C) Sikkim D) Telangana 16 / 100 The most widely used indicator to compare economies is: A) Per capita income of the country B) Exports of the country C) Number of smart cities in the country D) Number of MNC’s in the country 17 / 100 ______ is an example of renewable resource. A) Uranium B) Natural Gas C) Coal D) Ground Water 18 / 100 Which of the following sector is having largest production in India? A) Agricultural Sector B) Manufacturing Sector C) Secondary Sector D) Tertiary Sector 19 / 100 The problem of absence of collateral led to the establishment of: A) Collateral Banks B) Collateral Absentia C) Self Help Groups D) IDBI 20 / 100 Formal loans are governed by: A) SBI B) SEBI C) RBI D) Commercial Corporations 21 / 100 ‘Globalisation’ can be made more beneficial for the people by: A) Government intervention B) Private sector dominance C) NGO’s dominance D) Encouraging exports 22 / 100 Which of the following organisation liberalise international trade? A) WHO B) WIO C) WEO D) WTO 23 / 100 The worst form of ‘consumer exploitation’ is found in: A) Services sector B) Formal sector C) Case of few producers D) Manufacturing industries 24 / 100 United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection was adopted in the year: A) 1985 B) 1986 C) 1987 D) 1988 25 / 100 Farmers in Palampore can grow _______ crops/crop in a year. A) one B) two C) three D) four 26 / 100 Urban areas have mostly _______ employment. A) Seasonal B) Educated C) Disguised D) None of the above 27 / 100 Rural Employment Generation Programme aims to create: A) Young Employment B) Self Employment. C) Educated Employment D) Urban Employment 28 / 100 AAY stands for: A) Active Agricultural Yield B) Alternative Agricultural Yield C) Antyodaya Anna Yojana D) Antarrashtriya Anaaj Yojana 29 / 100 Payment of pre-announced price by the government to the farmers for their crops is called: A) Pre-price policy B) Insurance price C) Minimum support price D) Minimum secure price 30 / 100 Food Security means: A) availability of food at all times B) affordability of food at all times C) accessibility of food at all times D) all of the above 31 / 100 What was the percentage of land owned by nobles, the Church and other members of the third estate in France before the French Revolution? A) 50% B) 70% C) 60% D) 30% 32 / 100 Who among the following advocated for a government based on ‘Social Contract’? A) Charles Darwin B) Jean Jacques Rousseau C) Spencer D) Montesqueue 33 / 100 In the world-view of Nazis who among the following were desirable? A) Jews B) Indo-Aryan C) Nordic German Aryan D) Gypsies 34 / 100 In the aftermath of First World War, German investment and industrial recovery were substantially dependent on short- term loans from: A) England B) USA C) France D) Italy 35 / 100 The famous Enabling Act which established dictatorship in Germany by giving all powers to Hitler to sideline Parliament and rule by decree, was passed in the year: A) 1930 B) 1933 C) 1935 D) 1929 36 / 100 Many Pastoralist and nomadic communities like Korava, Karacha and Yerukula of Madras Presidency during colonial rule lost their livelihoods. Some of them began to be called: A) Dacoits B) Thugs C) Criminal Tribes D) Thief 37 / 100 Around 1890 who organized a widespread movement against State ownership of the forest in Java under the rule of Dutch? A) Surontika Samin B) Captain William C) Gonda Dhur D) Dirk Van Hogendrop 38 / 100 Who among the following was the architect of German Unification? A) Bismark B) Mazzini C) Garibaldi D) Napoleon 39 / 100 Which club was formed by students and member of middle class to spread the idea of French Revolution? A) Revolutionary club B) Political club C) Jacobin club D) Zollverein custom union 40 / 100 At which Session the Indian National Congress passed ‘Poorna Swaraj’ resolution? A) Nagpur Session, 1920 B) Lahore Session, 1929 C) Madras Session, 1927 D) Karachi Session, 1931 41 / 100 Which of the following incident led Gandhiji to withdraw Non-Cooperation Movement? A) Rowlatt Act B) Jallianwala Bagh Massacre C) Chauri-Chaura incident D) Simon Commission 42 / 100 Which among the following is the first Industrial Nation of the world? A) England B) USA C) Russia D) Germany 43 / 100 Which disease proved to be crucial in the colonisation of American Continent? A) Smallpox B) Rinderpest C) Cholera D) Corona Virus 44 / 100 Who invented Spinning Jenny? A) James Watt B) Richard Arc-Wright C) John Kay D) James Hargreaves 45 / 100 In 1920, a characteristic feature of industrial production was mass production. A well known pioneer of mass production in the US was: A) Laurel Ford B) Henry Ford C) Henry Duglas D) Christopher Columbus 46 / 100 Development is a _____ concept A) unidirectional B) bidirectional C) multi-dimensional D) same as economic growth 47 / 100 For comparing countries, their _____ is considered to be one of the most important attributes. A) development B) income C) education D) population 48 / 100 Which of the following does not belong to the service sector? A) Gardener B) Tailor C) Moneylender D) Astronaut 49 / 100 In which of the following sectors transport, communication and banking takes place? A) Primary sector B) Tertiary sector C) Infrastructure sector D) Agricultural sector 50 / 100 _____ is an asset that the borrower owns and uses it as a guarantee to a lender. A) Loan B) Money C) Collateral D) Cheque 51 / 100 In India ______ issues currency notes on behalf of the Central Government. A) State Bank of India B) Reserve Bank of India C) Bank of India D) Indian Bank 52 / 100 The most common route for investments by Multi National Companies in countries around the world is to: A) buying up local companies and then expand production B) set up new industries and factories C) form partnership with local companies D) invest money in neighbour countries bank 53 / 100 Removing barriers or restrictions set by the government is known as: A) Globalisation B) Privatisation C) Modernisation D) Liberalisation 54 / 100 The Indian Parliament enacted the Consumer Protection Act in: A) 1968 B) 1886 C) 1868 D) 1986 55 / 100 Modern farming methods require a great deal of: A) Land B) Labour C) Machine D) Capital 56 / 100 Identify the non-economic activity: A) Doctor treating his patients. B) Teacher teaching his/her students. C) Gardener planting rose in a library lawn. D) Doctor treating his son. 57 / 100 Prime Minister Rozgar Yojana was started in: A) 1993 B) 1998 C) 1988 D) 1963 58 / 100 NSSO stands for: A) National Scientific Search Organisation B) National Sample Survey Organisation C) National Search for Scientific Organisation D) National Survey Sample Organisation 59 / 100 MSP stands for: A) Minimum Support Price B) Maximum Support Price C) Multiple Support Price D) Maximum Share Price 60 / 100 The term ‘Issue Price’ refers to: A) Distributing food grains at a price higher than market price B) Distributing food grains at a price lower than the market price C) The first sale of agricultural items and manufacturing good items together D) The price of canned food in retail shops 61 / 100 Six tigers can catch six deers in six minutes. How many tigers will catch 60 deers in 60 minutes? A) 60 B) 36 C) 10 D) 6 62 / 100 If n is a natural number, then \(9^{2n}\space −\space 4^{2n}\) is always divisible by: A) 5 B) 13 C) both 5 and 13 D) 36 63 / 100 Sultana Begum left half of her money to her daughter and half of that amount to her grand children. She left a sixth of her money to her brother and the remainder rupees one lakh to her servant. How much did she leave altogether? A) 12 lakh B) 11 lakh C) 10 lakh D) 9 lakh 64 / 100 If a+b+c=0, then the value of a²/(a²−bc) + b²/(b²−ca) + c²/(c²−ab) is: A) 0 B) 1 C) 2 D) 3 65 / 100 The sum of two numbers is 18. The sum of their reciprocals is ¼. The numbers are: A) 13 and 5 B) 10 and 8 C) 12 and 6 D) 11 and 7 66 / 100 If m and n are the zeroes of the polynomial f(x) = kx² + 4x + 4 such that m² + n² = 24, then the values of k are A) 1/2 , 2/3 B) −1/2 , −2/3 C) −1 , 2/3 D) −1 , −2/3 67 / 100 If we split 69 into three integers such that they are in A.P. and the product of two smaller parts is 483, then the three parts are: A) 20, 24, 25 B) 21, 22, 26 C) 22, 23, 24 D) 21, 23, 25 68 / 100 Figure shows a right angled triangle, in which ∠ABC = 90°, AB = 9 cm and BC = 12 cm. The value of AD is: A) 5 cm B) 27/5 cm C) 36/5 cm D) 48/5 cm 69 / 100 The median of a triangle divides it into two: A) triangles of equal area B) congruent triangles C) right triangles D) isosceles triangles 70 / 100 In the given figure AB is a diameter of the circle, CD is a chord equal to the radius of the circle. AC and BD when extended intersect at a point ‘E’. Find ∠AEB: A) 30° B) 40° C) 80° D) 60° 71 / 100 If the two opposite vertices of a square are (−1, 2) and (3, 2) then the coordinates of the other two vertices are: A) (1, 1), (4,4) B) (2, 1), (2, 4) C) (−1, 1), (−2, 2) D) (1, 0), (1, 4) 72 / 100 If cos 20° = m and cos 70° = n, then the value of m² + n² is: A) 1/√2 B) 1 C) 3/2 D) 2 73 / 100 If sin θ = 4/5 , then the value of \(\frac{4tanθ−5cosθ}{secθ+4cotθ}\) is: A) ½ B) 1/3 C) 2/3 D) ¾ 74 / 100 If a sec θ + b tan θ + c = 0 and p sec θ + q tan θ + r = 0, then: A) (br−qc)² − (pc−ar)² = (aq−bp)² B) (br+qc)² + (pc+ar)² = (aq+bp)² C) brqc − pcar = aqbp D) None of these 75 / 100 In △PQR, ∠Q > ∠R, PM is the angle bisector of ∠QPR. If PN⊥QR, then ∠Q − ∠R is equal to: A) 1/2 ∠MPN B) ∠MPN C) 2 ∠MPN D) 3 ∠MPN 76 / 100 A 154 cm tall girl spots a balloon moving with the wind in a horizontal line at a height of 86.54 m from the ground. The angle of elevation of the balloon from the eyes of the girl at any instant is 45°. After some time, the angle of elevation reduces to 30°. Distance travelled by the balloon during the interval will be: A) 85(√3−1) m B) 75(√3−1) m C) 80 (√3−1) m D) 85√3 m 77 / 100 The areas of two similar triangles are 81 cm² and 49 cm² respectively. If the altitude of first triangle is 6.3 cm, find the corresponding altitude of the other: A) 4 cm B) 4.5 cm C) 3.8 cm D) 4.9 cm 78 / 100 A fair die is thrown 100 times out of which 1 appears ninety times, 2 appears two times, 3 appears three times, 4 appear once and 5 appears four times. What is the probability that in 101ˢᵗ throw of this die, 6 will appear? A) 0 B) 1 C) 1/6 D) 5/6 79 / 100 If are the mean of n group with m₁, m₂, m₃ …………. mₙ number of observation respectively, then the mean of all the group taken together is: A) (a) B) (b) C) (c) D) (d) 80 / 100 For what value of p, the mean of the given observations 2p−5, p+3, 7−p, 5−p and p+9 with frequencies 2, 3, 4, 6 and 1 respectively is 4? A) 2 B) −1 C) 1 D) 1.5 81 / 100 The child environmental activist Greta Thunberg belongs to: A) Sweden B) Denmark C) Norway D) Austria 82 / 100 The Noble Prize Winner Abhijit Banerjee represents the field of: A) Literature B) Economics C) Social Work D) Music 83 / 100 Who is the author of the book ‘Indian Unrest’? A) Rajendra Prasad B) Moti Lal Nehru C) W.W. Hunter D) Valentine Chirol 84 / 100 Which of the following cricketer has won the ‘player of the Decade’ award in 2020? A) Virat Kohli B) Steve Smith C) Ben Stokes D) Kane Williamson 85 / 100 The name of Carolina Marin is associated with: A) Cricket B) Badminton C) Tennis D) Wrestling 86 / 100 The Football World Cup 2022 was held at: A) Dubai B) Qahira C) Qatar D) Tokyo 87 / 100 Which Indian State has the longest coastline? A) Andhra Pradesh B) Gujarat C) Kerala D) Tamil Nadu 88 / 100 Sardar Sarovar Dam is built over river: A) Narmada B) Tapti C) Ganga D) Kaveri 89 / 100 Which year the first General Election of Lok Sabha was held? A) 1952 B) 1953 C) 1954 D) 1955 90 / 100 From which country the features of suspension of the Fundamental Rights during Emergency was borrowed? A) British Constitution B) Canadian Constitution C) Weimar Constitution of Germany D) French Constitution 91 / 100 The annual fair held near Makkah was known as the fair of: A) Ukaz B) Fujar C) Sana D) Faran 92 / 100 The science of Tafseer (ilm-e-Tafseer) is related with: A) Quran B) Hadith C) Kalam D) Taveel 93 / 100 The shrine of Baba Farid Ganj Shakar is located in: A) Delhi B) Ajmer C) Multan D) Pakpattan 94 / 100 Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti was the disciple of: A) Bahauddin B) Abdul Qadir Jilani C) Abu Ishaq D) Usman Harwani 95 / 100 Which Mughal ruler is known for his liberal views? A) Babur B) Akbar C) Humayun D) Aurangzeb 96 / 100 Aurangzeb was the son of: A) Humayun B) Babur C) Akbar D) Shahjahan 97 / 100 Identify the incorrect statement: A) Nizamuddin Awliya was a sufi B) Maulana Muhammad Ali Jouhar was a politician C) Maulana Shibli wrote Khutbat-e Ahmadiya D) Shah Waliullah was a theologian 98 / 100 The starting point of the Islamic calendar is the year: A) 571 AD B) 610 AD C) 622 AD D) 628 AD 99 / 100 The real name of Tipu Sultan was: A) Hyder Ali B) Fateh Ali C) Fateh Muhammad D) Sultan Ali 100 / 100 Prophet Muhammad belonged to which clan of the Quraish tribe? 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