Assam Police Constable Mock Test - 6 - Assam Police Constable MCQ

As chalk is used to write on the blackboard similarly the Ink is used to write on the paper.

Second is the process of gradual disappearances of the first.

As opposite meaning of peace is chaos similarly opposite meaning of creation is destruction.

1st term = 6
2nd term = 6 + 5 = 11
3rd term = 11 + 10 = 21
4th term = 21 + 15 = 36
5th term = 36 + 20 = 56

Thus, Missing Number is 6th term = 56 + 25 = 81

1st term = 24
2nd term = 24 + [6 x (6 + 0)] = 60
3rd term = 60 + [6 x (6 + 4)] = 120
4th term = 120 + [6 x (6 + 9)] = 210

Thus, the missing term is 5th term = 210 + [6 x (6 + 15)] = 210 + 126 = 336

As scales from an outer layer of fish similarly skin form an outer layer of man.

In this question consider the total distance as 100%. Hence the sum of their speeds will be 75%
per hour. Checking option (c)
If the bus took 6 hours, it would cover 16.66% distance per hour and the car would cover 25%
distance per hour. (as it takes 2 hours less than the bus.)
This gives an addition of only 41.66%. Hence, the answer is not correct.
Option (b) is the correct answer.

Complement of 30°20′ = 90° – ( 30°20′ ) = 90° – ( 30° + 20′ )
= (89° – 30°) + (1° – 20′)
= 59° + 60′ – 20′ [ ∴ 1° = 60°′]
= 59° + 40′ = 59°40′.

Time → A : C = 40 : 90 = 4 : 9
Efficiency → A : C = 9 : 4

Hence, Option D is correct.

First, second, fourth term are in proportion. The third term will also be in proportion.

First : Second::Third : Fourth

First term =16

Second term =24

Fourth term =54

Third term = x

x = 2 × 18

x = 36

Factors that helped Shivaji in his raids:
1. The gradual decline of the Portuguese power on the western coast:
- The Portuguese had been a dominant force on the western coast, but their power was gradually declining during Shivaji's time.
- This decline weakened their ability to resist Shivaji's raids and allowed him to exploit their weak defenses.
2. The able assistance of Bijapur and Golcunda:
- Shivaji received support from the Sultanates of Bijapur and Golcunda in his raids.
- These Sultanates were rivals of the Mughals and saw Shivaji as a valuable ally against the Mughal Empire.
- Their assistance provided Shivaji with additional resources and manpower, increasing his chances of success in his raids.
3. Mughal preoccupation with the Afghan uprising in the northwest:
- The Mughal Empire was facing a significant challenge in the form of an Afghan uprising in the northwest region.
- This preoccupation with internal conflicts diverted their attention and resources away from dealing with Shivaji's raids.
- Shivaji took advantage of this situation and launched his attacks on the Mughal provinces of Berar, Baglana, and Khandesh.
4. None of these:
- This option is incorrect as there were clear factors that helped Shivaji in his raids, as mentioned above.
In conclusion, the factors that helped Shivaji in his raids include the decline of Portuguese power, assistance from Bijapur and Golcunda, and the Mughal Empire's preoccupation with the Afghan uprising. These factors created favorable conditions for Shivaji to successfully carry out his raids.

Nelson Mandela, the leader in the African National Congress, an organization dedicated to protesting against the South African government’s policy of apartheid, had been arrested in 1956 on treason charges but was acquitted.
On June 12, 1964, Nelson Mandela received a life sentence for committing sabotage against South Africa’s apartheid government, avoiding a possible death sentence.

The three main indicators of the Human Development Index (HDI) are life expectancy at birth, gross enrollment ratio, and per capita income. These indicators provide a comprehensive measure of a country's development, encompassing health, education, and economic well-being.

The country gained official independence as Zimbabwe on 18 April 1980. The government held independence celebrations in Rufaro stadium in Salisbury, the capital.

The WHO was established by constitution on 7 April 1948, which is celebrated as World Health Day.

Provincial Government during Delhi Sultanate:

• Iqtas, the provinces under the Delhi Sultanate were initially under the dominion of the nobles.
• Muqtis or Walis was the name given to the governors of the provinces who were responsible for maintaining law and order and collecting land revenue.
• The provinces were further divided into Shiqs, which were under the control of the Shiqdar.
• The Shiqs were further divided into Pargana, comprising a number of villages and was headed by the Amil.
• The village remained the basic unit of administration and its headman was called Chaudhri or Muqaddam.
• Patwari was the village accountant.

 

• Statement 1: Correct. The Harappan Civilization used a sophisticated system of weights and measures, often based on multiples of 16, which indicates their advanced understanding of standardization and trade.
• Statement 2: Incorrect. The script of the Harappan Civilization remains undeciphered. Despite numerous efforts, the meaning of the symbols is still unknown.
• Statement 3: Correct. Archaeologists have discovered over 1500 sites associated with the Harappan Civilization across the Indian subcontinent.

Thus, only two statements are correct.

Justification:

• Initially, only men were allowed into the Sangha, but later women were also admitted. According to Buddhist texts, this was made possible through the mediation of Ananda, one of Buddha's dearest disciples, who persuaded him to allow women into the Sangha.

• Buddha's foster mother, Mahapajapati Gotami, was the first woman to be ordained as a bhikkhuni.

One-horned Rhino is the state animal of Assam. One-horned Rhino or Indian one-horned Rhino (Rhinoceros unicornis) is a vulnerable species.

The Assam Legislative Assembly elected Mohammad Sadullah to the Constituent Assembly of India in 1947 and the later elected him to the drafting committee. Thus he helped in the preparation of the Constitution of the Republic of India. He was the only member from the North-East India to be elected to the Drafting Committee.

Parbati Kumar Goswami (born 1^st January) was an Indian Jurist, acting Governor of Assam and Nagaland and former Judge of the Supreme Court of India. He was the first Assamese Justice in Supreme Court of India.

Elephant was used as the royal symbol of the ancient king of Kamrupa. The original capital of this dynasty was Hadapeshvara and was shifted to Durjaya built by Ratnapala (920 - 960), near modern Guwahati.

The term “Bihogi Kobi” means “Poet of Birds” or “Bird Poet”. Raghunath Choudhary is called “Bigohi Kabi” because the subject matter of most of his poems were birds and simple things of nature. Just like English poet Wordsworth, he was a worshiper of Nature.

Correct Answer is Option: A

The present day Assam Rifles can trace its origins to a paramilitary force known as Cachar Levy which was established by the British in 1835 in the Assam region. The Assam Rifles boasts of being the oldest paramilitary force.

The Subansiri is the second largest river in Assam. After flowing for 190 km through Tibet, it enters India. It continues its journey through the Himalaya of India for 200 km and enters into the plains of Assam through a gorge near Gerukamukh.

The correct order will be:
Since the beginning of history → the Eskimos and Red Indians (Q)→ have managed to catch (P)→ a few specimens of this aquatic animal (S)→ by a very difficult method. (R)

Esteemed means regarded with respect, honored, prestigious

The esteemed panel discussed crucial issues on a televised debate

The esteemed judge ruled in the favor of convict due to lack of evidence

Tenacious means determined and comes from tenacity. The word is not related to tenuous. Vacillating (Indecisive) is an antonym.

As we know that ,
Smother means to suffocate or stifle, i.e, to prevent the growth of something, nurture is to help the growth, repress also means to prevent the growth and thus is a synonym to smother.
From above it is clear that Nurture is opposite word of Smother .