Surveyor Mixed Practice Test #6

Question 1

In NEP 2020, the term 'Multidisciplinary Education' refers to:

Accepted Answer

B. Integrating knowledge from various disciplines to address real-world problems — NEP 2020 promotes multidisciplinary education to foster critical thinking and problem-solving by integrating knowledge from different fields, rather than isolating subjects or emphasizing vocational training alone.

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A. Teaching multiple languages simultaneously

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C. Focusing exclusively on STEM subjects

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D. Encouraging students to pursue only vocational courses

Question 2

They ___ football since morning.‌​‍

Accepted Answer

have been playing — 'Since morning' = Present Perfect Continuous: have been + V-ing.‌​‍

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play

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played

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are play

Question 3

M. S. Swaminathan, awarded Bharat Ratna 2024, is called the father of:

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Green Revolution in India — M. S. Swaminathan is known as the Father of Green Revolution in India for introducing high-yield wheat and rice.

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White Revolution

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Blue Revolution

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Digital Revolution

Question 4

Synonym of EGREGIOUS:

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Outrageously bad — Conspicuously bad.

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Minor

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Small

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Insignificant

Question 5

The Vaikom Satyagraha (1924-25) represented a pivotal moment in Kerala's social reform narrative. While its immediate aim was access to roads around the Vaikom Mahadeva Temple for all castes, which of the following best describes its most profound and lasting contribution to the socio-political evolution of Travancore and subsequently Kerala?

Accepted Answer

C. It served as a powerful catalyst for public discourse on untouchability and caste discrimination, effectively nationalizing the issue and compelling the princely state to acknowledge and address fundamental human rights. — The Vaikom Satyagraha was crucial not just for road access but for elevating the issue of untouchability and caste discrimination to a national platform, compelling the Travancore princely state to engage with fundamental human rights. It garnered widespread attention, including from Mahatma Gandhi, and created significant pressure for future reforms, directly influencing later movements like the Temple Entry Proclamation. It did not immediately abolish the caste system or lead to political power transfer.

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A. It directly resulted in the complete abolition of the caste system in Travancore within a decade, enforced by the state government.

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B. It successfully established the principle of universal temple entry for all Hindus across Travancore, paving the way for the Guruvayoor Satyagraha.

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D. It led to the immediate transfer of political power from the Maharaja to elected representatives, reflecting the newly empowered lower castes.

Question 6

An IP address is:‌​‍

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A unique digital address of a device on a network — IP (Internet Protocol) address uniquely identifies a device on a network. ‌​‍IPv4 = 32-bit, IPv6 = 128-bit.

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A physical address

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A type of password

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An email format

Question 7

The idiom 'read between the lines' means:

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Understand the hidden or implied meaning — To infer what is not explicitly stated.

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Read slowly

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Read aloud

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Type letters

Question 8

Clock: minute hand speed per min:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

6° — 360/60=6°/min.‌​‍

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12°

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360°

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1°

Question 9

Perimeter of square with side 7:

Accepted Answer

28 — All four sides of a square are equal. Perimeter = 4 × side = 4 × 7 = 28 units.

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21

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49

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14

Question 10

Collective noun for lions:

Accepted Answer

Pride — Fish: school/shoal. Birds: flock. Wolves: pack. Crows: murder. Owls: parliament.

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Flock

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Herd

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School

Surveyor Mixed Practice Test #6