Junior Clerk Mixed Practice Test #610

Question 1

Blood: A is son of B, B is daughter of C. C to A:‌​‍

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Grandmother — C female → grandmother.‌​‍

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Uncle

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Father

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Grandfather

Question 2

The primary site for efficient gas exchange (oxygen and carbon dioxide) in the human respiratory system is the:

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C. Alveoli — The alveoli are tiny air sacs within the lungs, characterized by their extremely thin walls and rich capillary network. This structure provides a large surface area for the efficient diffusion of oxygen into the blood and carbon dioxide out of the blood. The bronchioles, trachea, and larynx are primarily conducting airways and are not specialized for gas exchange.

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A. Bronchioles

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B. Trachea

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D. Larynx

Question 3

Byju's crisis:‌​‍

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Insolvency proceedings — Under NCLT proceedings.‌​‍

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Merged

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IPO

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Still thriving

Question 4

Mr. Suresh observes that his students often become noisy and disorganised during the transition from one activity (e.g., math to science) to another. What is the most effective strategy Mr. Suresh can implement to improve these transitions?

Accepted Answer

B. Provide clear, concise instructions and practice transition routines regularly. — Clear, concise instructions and regular practice of transition routines help students move smoothly and efficiently between activities, reducing noise and disorganization. Allowing free talk can exacerbate chaos, and using a bell or punishment alone does not teach students the expected procedures for transitions.

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A. Allow students to talk freely during transitions to release energy.

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C. Use a loud bell to signal the start and end of every transition period.

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D. Punish students who take too long to transition by making them stay after class.

Question 5

Imperialism peaked during:‌​‍

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Late 19th C - early 20th C (Scramble for Africa 1881-1914) — Berlin Conference (1884-85) divided Africa among European powers. ‌​‍By 1914, Europeans controlled ~85% of world land area.

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Mid-20th C

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17th C

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Renaissance

Question 6

K. Kelappan is known as:‌​‍

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Kerala Gandhi — K. Kelappan = Kerala Gandhi. Led Guruvayur Satyagraha (1931-33).‌​‍

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Kerala Simham

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Lincoln of Kerala

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Father of Kerala

Question 7

She said, 'I will come tomorrow.' Indirect:‌​‍

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She said she would come the next day — will → would, tomorrow → the next day.‌​‍

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She said she will come the next day

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She said she would come tomorrow

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She said she will come tomorrow

Question 8

Thattekad Bird Sanctuary is called:‌​‍

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Birdman's paradise — Thattekad (Ernakulam) was called the 'Birdman's Paradise' by ornithologist Salim Ali.‌​‍

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Paradise of Kerala

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Bird kingdom of Kerala

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None

Question 9

The Indian Councils Act 1861 was significant because it:‌​‍

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Associated Indians with law-making — The 1861 Act started associating Indians with the legislative process — Indians nominated to councils.‌​‍

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Gave Indians right to vote

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Introduced provincial autonomy

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Abolished East India Company

Question 10

Sahodaran Ayyappan:

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Social reformer — Against caste divisions in Kerala.

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Musician

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Actor

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Politician

Junior Clerk Mixed Practice Test #610