LDC Mixed Practice Test #333

Question 1

Atal Setu length:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

21.8 km — 21.8 km.‌​‍

Answer

30 km

Answer

10 km

Answer

15 km

Question 2

Kerala's first IT village:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

Kazhakkoottam — Technopark area.‌​‍

Answer

Kochi

Answer

Thrissur

Answer

Kollam

Question 3

Pazhassi Raja title:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

Kerala Simham — Kerala Simham (Lion of Kerala).‌​‍

Answer

Kerala Gandhi

Answer

Kerala Kesari

Answer

Kerala Varma

Question 4

Which among the following is NOT a characteristic of a primary social group?

Accepted Answer

C. Membership is based on formal rules and regulations — Primary social groups like family and peer groups are informal, based on personal bonds, and serve emotional needs. Option C describes secondary groups, which are governed by formal structures and rules.

Answer

A. Members have intimate, face-to-face relationships

Answer

B. It fulfills emotional and social needs of individuals

Answer

D. It is the first point of socialization for individuals

Question 5

Kerala's folk dance — women:

Accepted Answer

All of these — All are Kerala folk dances for women.

Answer

Thiruvathirakali

Answer

Oppana

Answer

Margamkali

Question 6

DPSP in Part:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

IV — Part IV (Art 36-51).‌​‍

Answer

III

Answer

IVA

Answer

V

Question 7

Financial Emergency under Article:

Accepted Answer

360 — Article 360 — never invoked.

Answer

352

Answer

356

Answer

365

Question 8

9/11 attacks led US to invade:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

Afghanistan first (Oct 2001), Iraq later (2003) — Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan, Oct 2001) to target al-Qaeda/Taliban. ‌​‍Iraq War (Mar 2003) based on disputed WMD claims.

Answer

Syria

Answer

Iran

Answer

Iraq first

Question 9

Kerala first Cyber Police Station:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

TVM — TVM — first cyber police station in India.‌​‍

Answer

Kozhikode

Answer

Kochi

Answer

Thrissur

Question 10

A District Health Officer is planning to establish new Sub-Centres in a plain area of Kerala. According to the Indian Public Health Standards (IPHS), what is the ideal population norm for a single Sub-Centre in plain areas?

Accepted Answer

B. 3,000 population. — As per Indian Public Health Standards (IPHS), a Sub-Centre is designed to cover a population of 3,000 in plain areas and 2,000 in hilly/tribal/difficult areas. The population norms for PHCs are 30,000 (plain) and 20,000 (hilly/tribal), and for CHCs are 80,000-1,20,000 (plain) and 80,000 (hilly/tribal).

Answer

A. 2,000 population.

Answer

C. 5,000 population.

Answer

D. 10,000 population.

LDC Mixed Practice Test #333