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UPPSC Prelims 2007 (GS Paper I) Question Paper and Solutions (Page 14)

  1. Statement (A): The signal of danger is made of red colour.
    Reason (R): The scattering of red is least

    Select the right answer with the help of code given below.
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    1. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
    2. Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A
    3. A is true but R is false
    4. A is false but R is true
  2. Corn can be cultivated:

    1. In the Kharif season
    2. In the Rabi season
    3. In the Zaid season
    4. All the year
  3. Which of the following Country is India's largest trading partner?

    1. UK
    2. USA
    3. Canada
    4. China
  4. Who said that "Every attack on my back bone would prove to be a nail in the shroud of the British Empire."?

    1. Lala Lajpat Rai
    2. Bhagat Singh
    3. Chandrasekhar Azad
    4. Bal Gangadhar Tilak
  5. Due to Urbanization in India:

    1. Both birth rates and mortality rate have decreased
    2. Only birth rate has decreased and not rate the mortality
    3. Birth rate and mortality rate have increased
    4. Both birth rates and mortality have unaffected.
  6. Government of India first Nationalized of 14 major commercial banks:

    1. In the year of 1956
    2. In the year of 1959
    3. In the year of 1969
    4. In the year of 1971
  7. In India, the most decadal growth in urban population (in percentage) has been found:

    1. Between 1961-71
    2. Between 1971-81
    3. Between 1981-91
    4. Between 1991-2001
  8. What is the missing number in the following series? 2, 6, .........., 20, 30

    1. 10
    2. 12
    3. 15
    4. 22
  9. If a principle money doubles in 10 years when it is invested through compound interest. Then, when it will become four fold (4 times).

    1. 10 years
    2. 20 years
    3. 25 years
    4. 30 years
  10. What types of forest are found near the equator?

    1. Deciduous forest
    2. Coniferous forest
    3. Grassland forest
    4. Tropical forest