Congress — Indian National Congress.

Involuntary functions (breath, heart) — Vital autonomic functions.

Anaemia — Anaemia (low haemoglobin).

Cross with homozygous recessive — To determine unknown genotype.

Graduate Level Sub Inspector Prep

Sub Inspector of Police Practice — Set 04

Aspirants preparing for the Sub-Inspector (Police) exam can use this practice set to assess their understanding of diverse subjects, including the concept of correlation in statistics, the functioning of rods in the human eye, and the source of melatonin. With 55 questions of hard difficulty level, this set is ideal for candidates who have revised their chapters on biology, statistics, and computer science, and want to test their recall of concepts like the Linux kernel and its application in free/open-source operating systems. The inclusion of questions on initiatives like the Kerala Hi-Tech School project also ensures that candidates are familiar with state-specific initiatives. After completing this set, which may take around 60-90 minutes, review explanations after submission to lock weak areas, especially on topics like the value of 'no correlation' and the role of rods in vision, to strengthen your preparation for the Sub-Inspector exam.

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Sub Inspector of Police Practice — Set 04

100 questions · 75 minutes

75:00

Q1.Shah Jahan imprisoned in:‌‍

A. Red Fort Delhi B. Gwalior C. Lahore D. Agra Fort

Q2.The Sikh holy book, Guru Granth Sahib, was compiled by:

A. Guru Nanak B. Guru Arjan C. Guru Gobind Singh D. Guru Angad

Q3.The Upanishads are part of:

A. Puranas B. Vedic literature (philosophical concluding texts, c. 800-500 BCE) C. Dharmashastras D. Epics

Q4.Palk Strait separates India from:

A. Myanmar B. Sri Lanka C. Maldives D. Bangladesh

Q5.Largest producer of coal:

A. China B. India C. USA D. Russia

Q6.Tropic of Cancer latitude:‌‍

A. 23.5°N B. 66.5°N C. 23.5°S D. 0°

Q7.Income tax in India — PAN:‌‍

A. Only for companies B. Voluntary C. Permanent Account Number — 10-digit alphanumeric D. Random number

Q8.Inflation target band (RBI):‌‍

A. 4-8% B. 3-7% C. 2-6% D. 5-9%

Q9.MGNREGA (Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act) guarantees:‌‍

A. 50 days employment B. 150 days employment C. 75 days employment D. 100 days employment per rural household

Q10.Kerala Agricultural University:

A. 1971 B. 1980 C. 1990 D. 1960

Q11.Akshaya — Kerala project:

A. e-literacy B. Fish C. Healthcare D. Transport

Q12.UDF led by:

A. Congress B. CPI(M) C. BJP D. Muslim League

Q13.Kerala Women Police Battalion:‌‍

A. Central B. Private C. Not yet D. Exists

Q14.Self-financing colleges in Kerala:

A. Managed by private B. Govt C. Co-op D. Unknown

Q15.Medulla oblongata:‌‍

A. Involuntary functions (breath, heart) B. Hearing C. Memory D. Vision

Q16.Iron deficiency:‌‍

A. Goitre B. Anaemia C. Diabetes D. Scurvy

Q17.Neurotransmitter at neuromuscular junction (vertebrates):‌‍

A. Dopamine B. Serotonin C. GABA D. Acetylcholine

Q18.Calcium deficiency affects:‌‍

A. Eyes B. Bones and teeth C. Liver D. Lungs

Q19.Ribosomes are composed of:‌‍

A. mRNA only B. rRNA and protein C. Lipids D. DNA and protein

Q20.Test cross:‌‍

A. With dominant B. Random C. Self cross D. Cross with homozygous recessive

Q21.Paris 2024 Olympics duration:‌‍

A. 26 July - 11 Aug B. August only C. Sept D. July only

Q22.18th Lok Sabha (2024) women MPs:‌‍

A. 74 B. 78 C. 71 D. 82

Q23.What does KYC stand for?‌‍

A. Keep Your Cash B. Know Your Customer C. Kerala Youth Commission D. Key Yearly Certificate

Q24.Which Indian runner broke a 48-year-old marathon national record at Rotterdam Marathon 2026?‌‍

A. Avinash Sable B. Sawan Barwal C. Nitendra Singh D. Govindan Lakshmanan

Q25.COP28 (2023) held in:‌‍

A. UAE B. Brazil C. India D. Egypt

Q26.Abdul Kalam's role:

A. President, DRDO, ISRO B. Just scientist C. Just President D. Just missile

Q27.Feminism waves:

A. First (suffrage), Second (1960s-80s equality/body), Third (1990s intersectionality), Fourth (online) B. Only one C. Only two D. No waves

Q28.World Health Day is observed on:‌‍

A. 1 May B. 10 December C. 5 June D. 7 April

Q29.RAW (Research & Analysis Wing) founded:‌‍

A. 1968 B. 1971 C. 1947 D. 1980

Q30.The three pillars of the mass media discussed in the Class 8 SS text are:‌‍

A. TV, cinema, theatre B. Print, radio, television C. Print, electronic, new media (internet) D. Newspaper, book, magazine

Q31.Pen : Writer :: Needle : ?‌‍

A. Doctor B. Tailor C. Carpenter D. Painter

Q32.Marathon : Race :: Hibernation : ?

A. Dream B. Sleep C. Winter D. Bear

Q33.Book : Library :: Tree : ?

A. Branch B. Forest C. Leaf D. Fruit

Q34.Analogy: Triangle : 3 :: Pentagon : ?

A. 4 B. 5 C. 6 D. 7

Q35.Next in: F,H,J,L,?

A. N B. M C. O D. P

Q36.'I would rather you ___ indoors.'

A. won't smoke B. doesn't smoke C. don't smoke D. didn't smoke

Q37.Synonym of 'benevolent':

A. Cruel B. Kind C. Rude D. Lazy

Q38.Synonym of GREGARIOUS:‌‍

A. Sociable B. Solitary C. Quiet D. Shy

Q39.I was going ___ the documents last evening.‌‍

A. through B. in C. on D. about

Q40.Water ___ at 100°C.‌‍

A. boil B. boils C. boiled D. is boiling

Q41.One word: One who compiles a dictionary:‌‍

A. Lexicographer B. Etymologist C. Philologist D. Linguist

Q42.The correctly spelled word is:

A. Recieve B. Receive C. Receeve D. Recive

Q43.One word: Long narrative poem on hero:‌‍

A. Epic B. Lyric C. Sonnet D. Ode

Q44.Passive of 'They are playing cricket':‌‍

A. Cricket is played by them B. Cricket is being played by them C. Cricket was being played by them D. Cricket has been played by them

Q45.'On cloud nine' means:‌‍

A. High up B. Extremely happy C. Sleeping D. Confused

Q46.Oldest Malayalam literary work:‌‍

A. Krishnagatha B. Jnanappana C. Narayaneeyam D. Ramacharitam

Q47.Who wrote Oru Deshathinte Katha?‌‍

A. Thakazhi B. S.K. Pottekkatt C. Basheer D. M.T.

Q48.'Khasakkinte Ithihasam' was written by:‌‍

A. Basheer B. O.V. Vijayan C. M.T. Vasudevan Nair D. S.K. Pottekkatt

Q49.'Kesavante Vilapangal' is written by:‌‍

A. O.V. Vijayan B. Anand C. Perumbadavam Sreedharan D. M. Mukundan

Q50.Who wrote Balyakalasakhi?‌‍

A. Vaikom Muhammad Basheer B. O.V. Vijayan C. Thakazhi D. Uroob

Q51.Tippuvinte Veeraganadhakal set in:‌‍

A. Malabar B. Kozhikode C. Travancore D. Cochin

Q52.Chemmeen author:

A. Basheer B. Thakazhi Sivasankara Pillai C. MT D. OV Vijayan

Q53.Ezhuthachan called:‌‍

A. Father of Kerala B. First poet C. Father of Malayalam cinema D. Father of Malayalam language

Q54.Chintavishtayaya Sita by:‌‍

A. Ulloor B. Kumaran Asan C. Vallathol D. Changampuzha

Q55.Who wrote Veena Poovu?‌‍

A. Changampuzha B. Kumaranasan C. Vallathol D. Ulloor

Q56.National Anthem duration:‌‍

A. 52 seconds B. 48 seconds C. 60 seconds D. 55 seconds

Q57.Shanti Van:‌‍

A. Shastri B. Indira C. Jawaharlal Nehru D. Gandhi

Q58.Angel Falls (highest waterfall) in:‌‍

A. Venezuela B. Brazil C. USA D. Canada

Q59.Printing press inventor:‌‍

A. Gutenberg B. Caxton C. Edison D. Watt

Q60.Cherry blossoms in India:‌‍

A. Kashmir B. Sikkim C. Meghalaya D. Shillong region

Q61.Philosophy branches:‌‍

A. Only ethics B. Metaphysics (reality), Epistemology (knowledge), Ethics, Logic, Aesthetics C. Only one D. Only logic

Q62.A group of wolves:‌‍

A. Flock B. Herd C. School D. Pack

Q63.One who studies the stars and planets:‌‍

A. Biologist B. Astronomer C. Geologist D. Astrologer

Q64.The NCERT Class 11 Sociology book 'Understanding Sociology' covers:‌‍

A. Only Indian sociology B. Only statistics C. Sociological theories, methods, institutions (family, education, economy, polity, religion) D. Only politics

Q65.Total AIIMS:‌‍

A. 20 B. 7 C. 15 D. 25+

Q66.Longyearbyen, the northernmost human settlement, is in:‌‍

A. Alaska B. Svalbard Islands (Norway) C. Greenland D. Siberia

Q67.International Women's Day:‌‍

A. 8 Mar B. 22 Mar C. 1 May D. 5 Jun

Q68.Arctic Circle latitude:

A. 66.5°N B. 66.5°S C. 90°N D. 23.5°N

Q69.Mukesh Ambani chairman:‌‍

A. Reliance Industries B. Tata C. Birla D. Adani

Q70.Study of stamps:

A. Numismatics B. Philately C. Epigraphy D. Calligraphy

Q71.Which day is observed as World Population Day?‌‍

A. December 10 B. July 11 C. November 20 D. June 11

Q72.Longest river in Europe:

A. Volga B. Danube C. Rhine D. Seine

Q73.Big Five personality traits (OCEAN):‌‍

A. Only introvert B. Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism C. Only IQ D. 4 humors

Q74.Bosphorus Strait in:‌‍

A. Greece B. Egypt C. Italy D. Turkey

Q75.Tiger:

A. National Animal B. State C. Sacred D. All

Q76.The national motto 'Satyameva Jayate' means:‌‍

A. Victory is ours B. Truth Alone Triumphs C. Unity in Diversity D. Jai Hind

Q77.Patriarchy is:‌‍

A. Social system where men hold primary power B. Equality C. Matriarchy D. Matrilineal

Q78.Largest producer of fruits:

A. India B. China C. USA D. Brazil

Q79.Who said 'Man is born free but everywhere in chains'?

A. Jean-Jacques Rousseau B. Voltaire C. Baron de Montesquieu D. Denis Diderot

Q80.Decimal system originated in:‌‍

A. Arabia B. China C. Greece D. India

Q81.The Amazon River flows through:‌‍

A. Africa B. Asia C. South America D. North America

Q82.The National Heritage Animal of India is:‌‍

A. Tiger B. Elephant C. Cow D. Camel

Q83.Longest road tunnel in India:

A. Atal Tunnel B. Chenani-Nashri C. Zoji La (under construction) D. Dr Syama Prasad

Q84.Which Indian state is known as the 'Land of Festivals'?‌‍

A. Manipur B. Nagaland C. Goa D. Mizoram

Q85.The English Civil War (1642-51) ended with:‌‍

A. King won B. Invasion C. Stalemate D. Parliament won; Charles I executed (1649)

Q86.'Dominant caste' concept was also by:

A. Srinivas B. Ambedkar C. Gandhi D. Ghurye

Q87.'Dominant caste' concept was also by:‌‍

A. Ghurye B. Srinivas C. Ambedkar D. Gandhi

Q88.Bangalore airport:‌‍

A. Kempegowda Intl B. BIAL C. HAL D. Both

Q89.Highest mountain Antarctica:

A. Vinson Massif B. Erebus C. Tyree D. Shinn

Q90.The printing press was invented independently in:

A. Only Europe B. China first (woodblock ~700 CE, movable type 1040s), then Europe (Gutenberg 1450s) C. Only Europe D. Africa

Q91.The term 'virus' stands for:‌‍

A. Viral Information Resource Under Seize B. Vital Information Resource Under Siege C. Vital Information Resource Under Seize D. Viral Information Resource Under Siege

Q92.Who is called the 'Missile Man of India'?‌‍

A. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam B. C.V. Raman C. Homi Bhabha D. Vikram Sarabhai

Q93.First woman fighter pilot in India:‌‍

A. Multiple B. Avani Chaturvedi with batch C. Just one D. Only male

Q94.First Indian Navy Chief:‌‍

A. Krishnan B. Saran C. Nanda D. R.D. Katari

Q95.Pedro Álvares Cabral is associated with the European discovery of:‌‍

A. Australia B. Newfoundland C. New Zealand D. Brazil

Q96.Pick out the odd one from the group:‌‍

A. President of England B. President of India C. President of Switzerland D. President of U.S.

Q97.The number of spokes in the Ashoka Chakra is:‌‍

A. 12 B. 20 C. 24 D. 32

Q98.Koodathayi poisoning case year:‌‍

A. 2020 B. 2015 C. 2021 D. 2019

Q99.Find the incorrect pair:‌‍

A. Agra — Konark Temple B. Puri — Konark Temple C. Tanjavur — Brihadeeswara Temple D. Amritsar — Golden Temple

Q100.Karl Marx and Engels published 'Communist Manifesto' in:

A. 1789 B. 1848 C. 1867 D. 1917

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