BPSC Mock Test | Meltwish

Q1. Which article of the Government of India Act 1935 dealt with the establishment of a Federal Court for India?

Article 239 Article 124 Article 123 Article 240

Q2. The discovery of seals with undeciphered script from the Indus Valley Civilization is significant because it:

Provides direct evidence of their interactions with Mesopotamian civilizations. Suggests a well-developed system of administration and record-keeping. Indicates their mastery of metallurgy and coin-making. Reveals their advanced astronomical knowledge.

Q3. Which type of data consists of numerical values that can be measured?

Categorical data Qualitative data Quantitative data Nominal data

Q4. What does the term 'paleobiogeography' specifically investigate?

The current distribution of species The future distribution of species under climate change The historical distribution of species in past geological eras The impact of human activities on species distribution

Q5. PIL is an extension of the principle of:

Locus Standi Res Judicata Natural Justice Rule of Law

Q6. The helminthic infection Hymenolepis nana is unique in that it does not require an intermediate host for transmission. The infective stage passed in the feces is the:

Oncosphere Cysticercoid Teniaform larva Egg containing oncosphere

Q7. The Mughal Empire's artistic zenith during Jahangir's reign is often attributed to his personal interest and:

Military campaigns Religious reforms Patronage of artisans, influenced by Nur Jahan Economic policies

Q8. What is the primary role of a 'logistics control tower' in modern supply chain management?

To manage the physical loading and unloading of goods at a facility. To provide real-time, end-to-end visibility and control over all logistics operations, enabling proactive decision-making and issue resolution. To design and implement marketing strategies for logistics services. To handle customer complaints and feedback related to deliveries.

Q9. In environmental geography, the concept of 'carrying capacity' refers to the maximum population size of a biological species that can be sustained by that specific environment. For human populations, which of the following factors MOST significantly influences the carrying capacity of a region in the context of resource availability and consumption patterns?

Rate of technological innovation in resource extraction Distribution of natural resources and their accessibility Average per capita consumption of resources and waste generation Political stability and governance structures

Q10. The Governor of a state has special powers and responsibilities regarding Scheduled Areas. True or False?

True False

Q11. The process by which consumers acquire knowledge about products and services is known as:

Perception Learning Motivation Attitude formation

Q12. For the purpose of promoting Indian tourism, the discovery of specific architectural elements can attract niche markets. Which Indus Valley Civilization site's discovery of a prominent 'fire altar' has contributed to its appeal to tourists interested in ancient religious practices?

Ropar Lothal Kalibangan Banawali

Q13. The theory of 'Epidemic Disease' as a primary cause of decline, while less widely supported than environmental theories, is often considered by examining:

The widespread presence of sophisticated medical knowledge and practices. Evidence of mass graves and skeletal remains exhibiting signs of specific diseases. A marked improvement in public health and sanitation systems. The sudden and complete disappearance of all artifacts.

Q14. In C4 plants, the spatial separation of carbon fixation into two distinct cell types (mesophyll and bundle sheath) is a key adaptation. Which enzyme is predominantly found in the bundle sheath cells and is responsible for the Calvin cycle?

PEP carboxylase RuBisCO Malic enzyme Carbonic anhydrase

Q15. The legislative councils, even after the 1892 Act, remained largely deliberative bodies with limited real power. This inherent limitation contributed to the growing dissatisfaction among Indian nationalists, leading to demands for more substantive reforms. Which subsequent legislative reform directly addressed the demand for greater Indian participation and a form of elective principle?

Government of India Act 1935 Indian Councils Act 1909 Government of India Act 1919 Indian Independence Act 1947

Q16. In logistics, what does the term 'cross-docking' refer to?

Storing goods in a warehouse for an extended period Transferring goods directly from incoming trucks to outgoing trucks with minimal or no storage Assembling products at a distribution center Returning damaged goods to the supplier

Q17. What is the primary function of a market in trade?

To store goods To regulate wages To bring buyers and sellers together To provide education

Q18. The seminal work 'Indica' by Megasthenes, though lost, is known through excerpts quoted by later writers. What was the primary focus of this extensive geographical and historical account?

The administration of the Mauryan Empire The religious practices of ancient India The social structure and customs of India during the Maurya period The military campaigns of Chandragupta Maurya

Q19. Which of the following INC leaders actively participated in and supported peasant movements?

Dadabhai Naoroji Gopal Krishna Gokhale Jawaharlal Nehru Lord Dalhousie

Q20. The 'Vimana' in South Indian temple architecture refers to:

The assembly hall The sanctum sanctorum The pyramidal tower above the sanctum The circumambulatory path

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