₹5 lakh — ₹5 lakh per month.

Ladakh (snow leopard) — Ladakh.

Artificial filtration — Replaces kidney function.

Glomerulus + tubule — Bowman's capsule + glomerulus + tubule system.

Graduate Level HSST Prep

HSST Higher Secondary Teacher Practice — Set 03

Aspirants preparing for the Higher Secondary School Teacher (HSST) exam can use this 50-question practice set to assess their understanding of various subjects, including units of electricity, historical events like the first elections under the 1935 Act, analogies such as the relationship between 'Flower' and 'Petal' or 'Book', and constitutional facts like the President's salary. With a focus on hard-level questions, this set is ideal for use after revising relevant chapters to test recall of concepts like the equivalence of 1 unit of electricity to 1 kWh. Given the time-consuming nature of these questions, practicing within a set duration can help simulate the actual exam experience. To maximize the benefit, review explanations after submission to lock weak areas, particularly on tricky grammar points like the correct usage of 'since' in sentences like 'I have been living in this city since 2015'.

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HSST Higher Secondary Teacher Practice — Set 03

50 questions · 30 minutes

30:00

Q1.1 unit of electricity (1 kWh) equals:

A. 1000 J B. 3.6 × 10⁶ J C. 3600 J D. 1 × 10⁶ J

Q2.First elections under 1935 Act:

A. 1937 B. 1946 C. 1945 D. 1930

Q3.'Flower' is related to Petal in the same way as 'Book' is related to:

A. Author B. Content C. Page D. Library

Q4.President's salary:

A. ₹1.5 lakh B. ₹3 lakh C. ₹5 lakh D. ₹10 lakh

Q5.'I have been living in this city ___ 2015.'

A. for B. since C. from D. in

Q6.Committee on Public Undertakings:

A. 22 (15 LS+7 RS) B. 15 C. 30 D. 12

Q7.UNHCR (UN High Commissioner for Refugees) is based in:

A. New York B. Geneva C. London D. Paris

Q8.Largest coal-producing state:

A. West Bengal B. Jharkhand C. Odisha D. Chhattisgarh

Q9.Which block of the periodic table does sodium belong to?

A. s-block B. p-block C. d-block D. f-block

Q10.Synonym of EXONERATE:

A. Blame B. Acquit C. Convict D. Punish

Q11.Hemis NP:

A. Ladakh (snow leopard) B. HP C. Sikkim D. UK

Q12.Kerala's Social Welfare - Pension schemes cover:

A. Multiple beneficiary groups B. Only elderly C. Only widows D. Disabled only

Q13.Kerala's first Lokayukta:

A. Justice Balakrishnan B. Justice Koshi C. Justice Thankappan D. Justice Sasidharan

Q14.'Swaraj is my birthright' — said by:

A. Gandhi B. Tilak C. Nehru D. Bose

Q15.Law of Variable Proportions (short-run) states:

A. Output always rises B. As one input varies (others constant), marginal product first rises, then falls C. Output constant D. No pattern

Q16.Vitamin B1 deficiency causes:

A. Scurvy B. Beriberi C. Pellagra D. Anaemia

Q17.India's Look East Policy (1991) became:

A. Look West B. Act East Policy (2014 under Modi) C. Look North D. Look South

Q18.'Turn a blind eye' means:

A. Go blind B. Ignore deliberately C. Look away D. Close eyes

Q19.Synonym of COPIOUS:

A. Scanty B. Plentiful C. Few D. Rare

Q20.The civil rights movement in USA was led by:

A. Malcolm X only B. Martin Luther King Jr. C. Lincoln D. Obama

Q21.Antonym of LARGE:

A. Big B. Small C. Huge D. Massive

Q22.Dialysis:

A. Artificial filtration B. Surgery C. Implant D. Medication

Q23.Nephron parts:

A. Glomerulus + tubule B. Alveolus + bronchi C. Neuron + axon D. Hepatocyte + duct

Q24.Art 51A was added by:

A. 42nd Amendment B. 44th C. 73rd D. 86th

Q25.Which of the following is a good electrical conductor?

A. Glass B. Rubber C. Copper D. Wood

Q26.The unit of electric charge:

A. Ampere B. Joule C. Coulomb D. Tesla

Q27.The Gandhara school of art flourished under:

A. Mauryas B. Kushans (influenced by Greek style) C. Guptas D. Cholas

Q28.Kovalam:

A. Beach, TVM B. Hills C. Backwater D. Temple

Q29.Change to passive voice: 'The cat killed the rat.'

A. The rat was killed by the cat B. The rat killed the cat C. The cat was killed by the rat D. The rat kills the cat

Q30.Who said 'Although a rebel, Pazhassi Raja was one of the natural chieftains of the country and might be considered on that account rather a fallen enemy'?

A. Arthur Wellesley B. Thomas Harvey Baber C. K.M. Panicker D. William Logan

Q31.What was the original name of Swami Dayananda Saraswati?

A. Keshab Chandra Sen B. Narendranath Dutta C. Mulshankar D. Mohan Roy

Q32.?, 4, 9, 16, 25

A. 1 B. 2 C. 0 D. 3

Q33.Samanthas under the Gupta administration were:

A. Central ministers B. Subordinate rulers of conquered regions retained to administer locally C. Village headmen D. Court poets

Q34.Deepest freshwater lake:

A. Baikal B. Tanganyika C. Vostok D. Issyk-Kul

Q35.Which work won the 'Odakkuzhal Award' to S. Joseph?

A. Manushyanu Oru Aamugham B. Chandranodoppam C. Chakkarappandhal D. Unnikkuttante Lokam

Q36.Synonym of PROWESS:

A. Weakness B. Skill C. Cowardice D. Ignorance

Q37.Sun Temple Konark built by:

A. Cholas B. Pallavas C. Narasimhadeva (Eastern Ganga) D. Pratihara

Q38.The video ___ if you press this button.

A. pause B. paused C. will pause D. pauses

Q39.GUI refers to:

A. Graphical User Interface B. Guaranteed User Interface C. Graphics Utilized Internally D. None of the above

Q40.Choose the odd one: Smart, Brilliant, Honest, Bright

A. Smart B. Brilliant C. Honest D. Bright

Q41.IGI Delhi has terminals:

A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5

Q42.Where is Lothal?

A. Gujarat B. Punjab C. Rajasthan D. Madhya Pradesh

Q43.Jog Falls on which river is a famous waterfall?

A. Sharavathi (Karnataka) B. Kaveri C. Godavari D. Narmada

Q44.Soil types in India (major):

A. Alluvial, Black, Red, Laterite, Desert, Mountain, Saline, Peaty B. 2 C. 3 D. 5

Q45.Drafting Committee members:

A. 5 B. 7 C. 9 D. 11

Q46.The Kundara Proclamation of 1809 called upon the people to:

A. Pay taxes promptly B. Rise against the British C. Support the Zamorin D. Worship at temples

Q47.A quadrilateral with all four sides equal and angles 90° is a:

A. Rectangle B. Rhombus C. Square D. Trapezium

Q48.The Constitution of India is written in:

A. Hindi only B. English only C. English and Hindi (Article 394A) D. Sanskrit

Q49.Two trains same direction. 60 km/h and 40 km/h. Relative:

A. 100 B. 20 C. 80 D. 40

Q50.The first President of the Travancore State Congress was:

A. C. Kesavan B. Pattom Thanu Pillai C. A.K. Gopalan D. K. Kelappan

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