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Nov 11, 2015

[QtnAnal] Part 4: Computer Science & General Knowledge Questions of Group I Prelims on Nov 2015

TNPSC GROUP I [NOV 2015]
PRELIMINARY EXAM

COMPUTER SCIENCE


(01)
Expand FAT
(A) First Allocation Type
(B) File Allocation Type
(C) First Allocation Table
(D) File Allocation Table
Answer: (D)

(02)
Which of the following is used to store large amounts of data?
(A) Primary memory
(B) Auxiliary storage
(C) Cache memory
(D) Random access memory
Answer: (B) [Doubtful]

(03)
Give the value of Terabyte.
(A) 210
(B) 220
(C) 230
(D) 240
Answer: (D)
Explanation:
Though the options not specified whether it is KB or GB or MB, we can conclude it as 240 only
Kilo= 2^10; Mega = 2^20; Giga = 2^30; Tera = 2^40; Peta = 2^50; Exa = 2^60; Zetta = 2^70; Yotta = 2^80

(04)
‘Bluetooth’ technology is
(A) Satellite communication
(B) Wired communication between devices
(C) Wireless communication between devices
(D) Communication between landline to mobile phone
Answer: (C)

(05)
The list of coded instruction in computer is called
(A) Program
(B) Algorithm
(C) Flowchart
(D) Application Software
Answer: (A)


TNPSC GROUP I [NOV 2015]
PRELIMINARY EXAM

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
(01)
The planet which is known as ‘God of War’
(A) Mercury
(B) Venus
(C) Mars
(D) Jupiter
Answer: (C)
Explanation:
Mars: fourth planet from the Sun and the second smallest planet in the Solar System (next to Mercury); named after the Roman “God of War”; also known as “Red Planet”
Planet
Named After
Called As
Mercury
Roman
God of Travel
Venus
Roman
Goddess of Love & Beauty
Mars
Roman
God of War
Earth
English/German
Ground
Jupiter
Roman
King of Roman Gods
Saturn
Roman
God of Agriculture
Uranus
Greek
King of the Gods
Neptune
Roman
God of the Sea
Pluto
Roman
God of the Underworld

(02)
In which Indian state the women, except Brahmin and Bania community, terminate their marriage relationship through the custom called “Chudi Pahanana
(A) Andhra Pradesh
(B) Chhattisgarh
(C) Jharkhand
(D) Uttaranchal
Answer: (B)

(03)
Which of the following statements about Mother Teresa is/are True?
I. She founded a new congregation named Missionaries of Charity
II. She did not accept the citizenship of India
III. She was awarded Nobel Peace Prize
IV. In 1929 A.D. she came to Madras as a Missionary
(A) I and III correct
(B) II and IV correct
(C) I and IV correct
(D) I, III and IV correct
Answer: (D) [Doubtful]
Explanation:
We have to choose correct statements; Mother Teresa was awarded Nobel Prize for Peace in 1979 – so statement III must be there; the options without III are removed
(A) I and III correct
(B) II and IV correct
(C) I and IV correct
(D) I, III and IV correct
I: Mother Teresa founded the Missionaries of Charity, a Roman Catholic religious congregation
IV: unable to find whether it is correct or not; Mother Teresa arrived India in 1929 and began her novitiate in Darjeeling; but not sure on the visit of Madras

(04)
Identify the statement which is wrong:
[A] The modern method of writing with coma, semicolon, and full stop are the contributions of the missionaries.
[B] Robert De Nobili and Caldwell enriched Tamil language
[C] The missionaries introduced Printing press
[D] The missionaries spread the Gospel only through English language ‘Bluetooth’ technology is
Answer: (D)

(05)
Consider the following Reason and Assertion and choose the correct answer from the code given below:
Reason (R): the diet of the early Tamils was not very different from that of modern times. Ghee played a conspicuous part in the diet of all, it fetched a high price.
Assertion (A): Ghee was used freely both by vegetarian and non vegetarian. Avur Mulankilar and Purattinai Nannaganar spoken of the use of ghee.
[A] (R) and (A) are correct, (A) is the correct explanation of (R)
[B] (R) and (A) are correct but (A) is not the correct assertion of (R)
[C] (R) is true but (A) is Wrong
[D] (R) is wrong but (A) is true
Answer: (A)

(06)
What is India’s rank in the global production of milk in 2010 – 2011?
[A] First
[B] Second
[C] Third
[D] Fourth
Answer: [A]
Explanation:
Following is the list of Top 10 Countries by Milk Production as per US department of Agriculture, 2011:
(1) European Union            (6) Brazil
(2) India                                 (7) New Zealand
(3) USA                                 (8) Mexico
(4) China                               (9) Argentina
(5) Russia                              (10) Ukraine

(07)
‘International Day of the Disappeared’ observed by United Nations Organization every year falls on
[A] November 30
[B] December 26
[C] August 30
[D]October 25
Answer: [C]

(08)
World ‘Car Free Day’ is observed on
[A] September 12
[B] September 22
[C] October 22
[D] October 18
Answer: [B]

(09)
Consider the following statement and choose the correct answer from the given options.
I. Shompens is a tribal inhabitant of Nicobar Island.
II. As per 2011 census, their population is 229.
[A] I only true
[B] II only true
[C] I and II are true
[D] I and II are false
Answer: [C]
Explanation:
·        Shompen Tribe believed to be one of the last surviving stone-age tribes and living in Great Nicobar.
·        One of the 6 tribes that inhabit the forest in the southern-most tip of the India.
·        Classified as primitive tribal group along with the four other tribes – Jarawa, Andamanese, Onge and the Sentinelese.
·        Population: Only 229 (2011 census)
·        Have very limited contact with outsiders and live in about 12 habitations made of bamboo and leaf thatch.
·        Not as well-known like the Jarawas of the Andaman islands.
·        While the Jarwas are a negrito tribe, the Shompens are of Mongoloid stock.
·        Like the Jarawa they are skilled hunter-gatherers but unlike them raise plantations of various crops and subsist primarily on them, besides honey and fish.
·        Main weapons are the bow and arrow.
·        For the first time in the Indian history Shompens cast their votes to elect for the Lok Sabha constituency of Bay Islands for Lok Sabaha election 2014.
·        About 60 Shompens cast their votes at polling station put up in the inner jungle in Great Nicobar Biosphere reserve.

(10)
Every year 13th of August is observed as
[A] Voluntary Blood Donation Day
[B] World Hepatitis Day
[C] Swachch Bharat Day
[D] Organ Donation Day
Answer: [D]

(11)
Match the Android OS versions with their names:
OS Version
Name
(a)
Android 6.0
1
Kitkat
(b)
Android 5.0
2
Lollipop
(c)
Android 4.4
3
Jelly Bean
(d)
Android 4.3
4
MarshMallow
            (a)       (b)       (c)       (d)
[A]      4          2          3          1
[B]      4          3          1          2
[C]      4          2          1          3
[D]      3          1          2          4
Answer: [C]

(12)
Where is the head quarter of the Forest Survey of India (FSI) located?
[A] New Delhi
[B] Dehradun
[C] Chennai
[D] Mumbai
Answer: [B]

(13)
Which among these sanctuaries is not present in Tamil Nadu?
[A] Anaimalai
[B] Point Calimer
[C] Mundanthurai
[D] Periyar
Answer: [D]

(14)
Consider the following statements about Suraksha Hose:
1. The hose is made of rubber and is green – coloured
2. The outer layer of the hose is fire resistant
3. The middle layer of the hose is made of brass- coated high carbon steel wire mesh
Which of the above statement is/are correct?
[A] 1, 2 and 3 are correct
[B] Only 2 and 3 are correct
[C] Only 1 and 3 are correct
[D] Only 3 is correct
Answer: [B]
Explanation:
·        Launched in 2005
·        Public sector unit Hindustan Petroleum Corporation launched the Suraksha LPG rubber hose, a new product with multiple advantages
·        Suraksha LPG hose has three layers, with the inner layer made of nitrile rubber. The second layer has a copper-coated steel mesh to protect the inner layer and to prevent cracks in the hose. The top layer is fire retardant and protects the steel mesh inside.; it is of red / orange color

(15)
The last movie for which late M.S. Viswanathan composed music is
[A] Engirundho Vanthan
[B] Suvadugal
[C] Devadoss
[D] Ninaithalae Inikkum
Answer: [B]

(16)
_____ Organisation slapped fine to the companies for not appointing women directors.
[A] BSE
[B] BSI
[C] SBI
[D] BCCI
Answer: [D]

(17)
Which of the following day is observed as the National Statistical Day?
[A] June, 8
[B] June, 29
[C] July, 1
[D] October, 5
Answer: [B]

(18)
A major diamond mining centre in Belgium is
[A] Aalberg
[B] Aberdeen
[C] Aabenraa
[D] Antwerp
Answer: [D]





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