University Assistant Mixed Practice Test #722
10-question rapid practice for University Assistant aspirants. Mix of English, General Knowledge, Kerala GK, Polity +1. ~12-min set drawn from the verified Q-bank.
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University Assistant Mixed Practice Test #722
10 questions · 12 minutes
Q1.Laterite soil is the predominant soil type found in many parts of Kerala. This soil type's formation is primarily attributed to which specific set of climatic conditions and associated geological processes?
Q2.Synonym of VORACIOUS:
Q3.Which preposition: 'I am afraid ___ heights.'
Q4.The Kudumbashree programme in Kerala focuses on:
Q5.How many times minute and hour hands overlap in 24 hours:
Q6.The collective noun for a group of sheep is:
Q7.Sir C.P. Ramaswami Iyer was the Dewan of:
Q8.A new drug substance is highly susceptible to photodegradation. Which primary packaging material would be the most appropriate choice to protect the drug from light exposure?
Q9.PM from Karnataka:
Q10.India won how many medals at the Paris Olympics 2024?
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