VFA Mixed Practice Test #195
10-question rapid practice for VFA aspirants. Mix of General Knowledge, General Science. ~12-min set drawn from the verified Q-bank.
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VFA Mixed Practice Test #195
10 questions · 12 minutes
Q1.Rowlatt Act (Black Act):
Q2.The correct scientific name for a 'shooting star' is:
Q3.Largest muscle:
Q4.Mohs scale measures:
Q5.During respiration, the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the alveoli and the blood occurs primarily through which process?
Q6.Parthenogenesis is:
Q7.Vitamin D deficiency causes:
Q8.A teacher notices that a 13-year-old student, previously quiet and compliant, has become argumentative in class discussions, questioning authority, and showing increased concern for fairness and social justice among peers. This noticeable change in the student's behavior, reflecting a move towards more independent thinking, critical evaluation of rules, and a growing sense of morality, primarily indicates development in which two interconnected domains?
Q9.Maldives President:
Q10.Mangalyaan (Mars Orbiter Mission) entered Mars orbit in:
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