2019 TSLAWCET 5 yr Paper with Key And Interactive Exercise

O7 TSLAWCET 5YR PREVIOUS PAPER 2019

Quiz

 

1. What will be the simple interest on Rs. 1,000 at 10% per annum?
   1.   Rs. 10
   2.   Rs. 50
   3.   Rs. 200
   4.   Rs. 100
2. Square root of 625 is
   1.   12
   2.   15
   3.   25
   4.   35
3. The average salary per head of the entire staff of an officer including the officers and the clerks is Rs. 60. The average salary per head of the officers is Rs. 400 and that of the clerks is Rs. 56. If the number of officers is 12, find the number of clerks in the office.
   1.   790
   2.   610
   3.   500
   4.   1020
4. A quantity of Ragi is sold at Rs. 5.75 per kg. the gain is 15% and the total gain is Rs. 60. What is the quantity of the Ragi sold?
   
   1.   60 kgs
   2.   70 kgs
   3.   80 kgs
   4.   90 kgs
5. Assuming “Every Library has books” it follows:
   1.   Only libraries have books
   2.   Some libraries do not have readers
   3.   Libraries are staffed
   4.   No library is without books
6. If Attack is coded as “BUUBDL”, How is “PEACE” coded?
   1.   MCZDF
   2.   QFBDF
   3.   NFBBI
   4.   ABCDE
7. How many triangles does the figure given contains?
   
   
   1.   11
   2.   12
   3.   13
   4.   14
8. The present age of A and B are in the ratio of 8:7. 27 years ago their age was in the ratio 5:4. Find the age of elder one.
   1.   60 years
   2.   72 years
   3.   30 years
   4.   45 years
9. A man buys 100 pomegranates at 50 paise each and 50 Kiwi fruits at 60 Paise each. 10 % of the pomegranates and Kiwi fruits are spoilt. The man sells the remaining pomegranates at 70 Paise each and kiwi fruits at Re.1 each. The profit made, as percentage of the cost is
   1.   50 %
   2.   35 %
   3.   33.3 %
   4.   26 %
10. A number when divided by 779 gives remainder as 47. What remainder will be obtained by dividing the same number by 19?
    1.   6
    2.   7
    3.   9
    4.   11
11. Sumanth bought a bag for Rs.1480 and sold it for Rs. 2,072. What was his profit percentage?
    1.   60
    2.   40
    3.   30
    4.   20
12. In an examination 80% of the candidates passed in English, 75% in Maths and 15% failed in both. If totally 490 passed the examination, calculate the total number of candidates?
    
    1.   300
    2.   400
    3.   510
    4.   700
13. A man’s coat cost seven times as much as his shirt, but the bill for the two together is Rs. 416. The price of the shirt is…
    
    1.   Rs. 31
    2.   Rs. 52
    3.   Rs. 74
    4.   Rs. 102
14. A piece of work can be completed in 18 days by 10 men and 6 boys. The men work 9 hours and boys 7 ½ hours per day and 3 boys do as much work in an hour as two men do. How many hours would it take if the work is done by one man.
    
    1.   2160
    2.   3526
    3.   725
    4.   898
15. In a group of 100 birds, 85 had a long beak, 45 had grey feathers and 38 had both a long beak and grey feathers. How many did not have a long beak and did not have grey feathers?
    1.   15
    2.   35
    3.   8
    4.   2
16. In terms of history, A.D. stands for
    1.   After Christ
    2.   Anno Domini
    3.   Aide-de
    4.   After Death
17. The first Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to ___________ in the year 1901.
    
    1.   Roosevelt
    2.   J.H.Dunant
    3.   Charles Darwin
    4.   Alfred Nobel
18. Which is the longest river in the world?
    1.   Nile
    2.   Amazon
    3.   Mississippi
    4.   Brahmaputra
19. Who has been appointed recently as the first Lokpal of India?
    1.   Justice.J.Chelameswar
    2.   Justice P.C. Ghose
    3.   Justice Arun Mishra
    4.   Justice MadanB.Lokur
20. The International Labour Organisation was established in ____________
    
    1.   1919
    2.   1944
    3.   1950
    4.   1961
21. The Head Quarters of International Monetary Fund is at ____________
    
    1.   Geneva
    2.   Rome
    3.   Washington
    4.   Vienna
22. The main source of power in India is
    1.   Hydro-electric
    2.   Thermal
    3.   Nuclear
    4.   Solar
23. A man jumping out of a moving train due to inertia is thrown
    
    1.   Back ward
    2.   Forward
    3.   Towards side
    4.   Falls flat
24. What is the name of the instrument used for measuring blood pressure?
    1.   Lactometer
    2.   Sphygmomanometer
    3.   Stethoscope
    4.   Endoscope
25. Who invented the television?
    1.   Galileo
    2.   Newton
    3.   J.L.Baird
    4.   S.N.Singer
26. Fish can survive inside deep-frozen ponds because–
    1.   Fishes are cold blooded
    2.   They Hibernate
    3.   Ice is a good conductor of heat
    4.   There is water at 40C below frozen ice
27. Dioptre is the unit of power of —
    1.   Light
    2.   Sound
    3.   Energy
    4.   Lenses
28. Diamonds are weighted in __
    1.   Grams
    2.   Pounds
    3.   Carats
    4.   Tons
29. Deficiency of iron causes
    1.   Nervous disorder
    2.   Anaemia
    3.   Leukaemia
    4.   Heart disease
30. Binomial Nomenclature was introduced by —
    1.   Robert Hooke
    2.   Carolus Linnaeus
    3.   Darwin
    4.   Herbert Spencer
31. In which two states of India, Defence Industrial Corridors are being built?
    1.   Maharashtra and Haryana
    2.   Punjab and Andhra Pradesh
    3.   Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh
    4.   Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal
32. Which State topped the medals tally at Khelo India Youth Games 2019?
    1.   Haryana
    2.   Delhi
    3.   Maharashtra
    4.   Kerala
33. Which State has allocated 384 Crores for ‘Smart Village’ campaigning?
    1.   Punjab
    2.   Maharashtra
    3.   Haryana
    4.   Karnataka
34. In which State did the Defence Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman inaugurate the Diffo Bridge over Chiu River on 18th January, 2019?
    
    1.   Arunachal Pradesh
    2.   Manipuri
    3.   Nagaland
    4.   Meghalaya
35. Who has become India’s youngest Grandmaster in Chess?
    1.   Dinesh Sharma
    2.   D.Gukesh
    3.   P.RameshBabu
    4.   K.Venkataramana
36. Which satellite has been launched by ISRO to study Sun?
    
    1.   Prithvi 2
    2.   Agni
    3.   Aditya-L1
    4.   Aayu M1
37. Imran Khan took oath as _______ Prime Minister of Pakistan.
    
    1.   22nd
    2.   21st
    3.   23rd
    4.   24th
38. Kofi Annan who passed away recently, had received which Award?
    
    1.   Booker Prize
    2.   Nobel Prize
    3.   World Food Prize
    4.   None of the Above
39. Who became the first Indian Woman to win gold medal in Wrestling in Asian Games?
    
    1.   Geeta Phogat
    2.   Babita Kumari
    3.   Sakshi Malik
    4.   Vinesh Phogat
40. Which Airport has emerged as the second fastest growing airport in the world?
    1.   Mangalore International Airport
    2.   Jaipur International Airport
    3.   Kempegowda International Airport
    4.   Trivandrum International Airport
41. Who is the Union Minister of Water resources?
    1.   NitinGadkari
    2.   SushmaSwaraj
    3.   ArunJaitley
    4.   PiyushGoel
42. National Sports Day is observed in India on which day?
    1.   28th August
    2.   29th August
    3.   21st August
    4.   22nd August
43. Asian games 2018 were held in which country?
    1.   Indonesia
    2.   India
    3.   China
    4.   Japan
44. ‘AtalJi Ne Kaha”, A book on Vajpayee was launched recently by whom?
    
    1.   President Ramnath Kovind
    2.   Prime Minister Narendra Modi
    3.   Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh
    4.   Union Finance Minister Piyush Goel
45. Which country topped the Medal’s Table in the 2018 Commonwealth Games
    1.   Australia
    2.   England
    3.   Canada
    4.   India
46. Which among the following is the World’s most valuable brand as per the Forbes list?
    1.   Apple
    2.   Google
    3.   Microsoft
    4.   Facebook
47. The Nipah virus outbreak was first detected in which State of India?
    
    1.   Kerala
    2.   Goa
    3.   Odisha
    4.   Tamil Nadu
48. Which city is declared as the cleanest city under the Swachh Survekshan Survey, 2018?
    
    1.   Chandigarh
    2.   Bhopal
    3.   Pune
    4.   Indore
49. How many countries participated in 2018 FIFA World Cup Football, Russia
    
    1.   24
    2.   28
    3.   30
    4.   32
50. Which Indian State imposed total ban on the use of Plastic?
    
    1.   Punjab
    2.   Haryana
    3.   Odisha
    4.   Maharashtra
51. Which company setup the World’s largest mobile factory in India?
    
    1.   Apple
    2.   Nokia
    3.   Samsung
    4.   MI
52. In which State ‘Statue of Unity’ is located?
    1.   Gujarat
    2.   Rajasthan
    3.   Maharashtra
    4.   Tamil Nadu
53. What is the name of the engineless train developed in India?
    1.   Train 18
    2.   Train 20
    3.   Train 22
    4.   Train 25
54. Who was the Chief guest at the Republic Day celebration of India in 2019?
    1.   President of Thailand
    2.   President of Malaysia
    3.   President of South Africa
    4.   President of South Korea
55. The World Environment Day is celebrated every year, on
    1.   5th of June
    2.   10th June
    3.   15th March
    4.   14th November
56. Who is crowned as Miss Universe 2018?
    1.   Miss USA
    2.   Miss India
    3.   Miss Thailand
    4.   Miss Philippines
57. Who is appointed as the new Governor of the Reserve Bank of India?
    1.   Hasmukh Adhia
    2.   Shaktikanta Das
    3.   Nripendra Misra
    4.   Amitabh Kant
58. Who has been awarded the Jnanapith award for the year 2018?
    1.   Anita Desai
    2.   Arundhati Roy
    3.   Aravind Adiga
    4.   Amitav Ghosh
59. India’s longest rail-road bridge ‘Bogibeel Bridge” is inaugurated in which state.
    1.   Assam
    2.   Arunachal Pradesh
    3.   West Bengal
    4.   Odisha
60. ‘NITI AAYOG’ proposes __________ Years Action Agenda
    1.   3
    2.   4
    3.   5
    4.   2
61. Which part of the Constitution of India deals with the Directive Principles of State Policy?
    
    1.   Part III
    2.   Part IV
    3.   Part V
    4.   Part II
62. The present Chief Justice of India (as in May 2019) is:
    1.   Justice Ranjan Gogoi
    2.   Justice S.A. Bobde
    3.   Justice N.V. Ramana
    4.   Justice Dipak Mishra
63. Which one of the following is not a source of law in India?
    
    1.   Custom
    2.   Public opinion
    3.   Legislation
    4.   Precedent
64. ‘Equality Before Law’ and Equal Protection of Law’ are guaranteed under which provision of the Constitution of India?
    1.   Article 12
    2.   Article 13
    3.   Article 14
    4.   Article 15
65. The Union Council of Ministers are collectively responsible to –
    
    1.   President
    2.   Prime Minister
    3.   LokSabha
    4.   RajyaSabha
66. How many judges are there in the Supreme Court of India including the Chief Justice of India?
    1.   31 Judges
    2.   28 Judges
    3.   27 Judges
    4.   22 Judges
67. How many States in India have Legislative Councils?
    1.   5
    2.   6
    3.   7
    4.   8
68. The age of retirement of high Court Judge is –
    1.   62 years
    2.   64 years
    3.   65 years
    4.   No age limit
69. Cultural and Educational Rights are guaranteed under –
    1.   Articles 29-30
    2.   Articles 30-31
    3.   Articles 31-32
    4.   Articles 32-33
70. Directive Principles of State Policy are inspired by the Constitution of
    
    1.   England
    2.   America
    3.   Ireland
    4.   Germany
71. Under Public Interest Litigation, who can move the Court?
    
    1.   Any public-spirited person
    2.   Person whose right is infringed
    3.   A recognised social worker
    4.   Newspaper
72. The present Chairman of the National human Rights Commission is
    
    1.   Mr. Justice M.M.Venkatachalaiah
    2.   Mr. Justice R.S. Sarkaria
    3.   Mr. Justice G.L.Oza
    4.   Mr. Justice H.L.Dattu
73. The fundamental duties in India are —-
    1.   Enforceable at the time of punishment
    2.   Not enforceable
    3.   Useless
    4.   Non-enforceable, but of educative value
74. What is the meaning of the expression “Amicus Curiae”?
    1.   Friend of the Court
    2.   Representative of People
    3.   An amiable person
    4.   An eminent person
75. From which Constitution was the concept of a Five Year Plan borrowed into the Indian Constitution —
    1.   USA
    2.   USSR
    3.   UK
    4.   Ireland
76. The President nominates 12 members to Rajya Sabha from people having special knowledge or practical experience in —
    1.   Social service, art, science and literature
    2.   Literature philosophy, law and social work
    3.   Literature, art, science and law
    4.   Public life
77. Rajya Sabha has –
    1.   A term of 6 years
    2.   A term of 5 years
    3.   Is a permanent body, with 1/3rd members retiring every 6th year
    4.   Is a permanent body, with 1/3rd members retiring every 2nd year.
78. A Bill becomes a law only when –
    1.   It is duty passed by both the Houses
    2.   It is signed by Prime Minister
    3.   It is signed by Speaker and Chief Justice of India
    4.   It is signed by the President
79. Minimum number of Judges which can give an advisory opinion to the President is—
    1.   One Third of the total strength of Supreme Court
    2.   Five
    3.   One Half of total strength of Supreme Court
    4.   Seven
80. Who was the Constitutional Advisor to the Constituent Assembly?
    
    1.   Dr. B.R.Ambedkar
    2.   Sir B.N.Rau
    3.   Sir Ivor Jennings
    4.   Dr.BabuRajendra Prasad
81. Who is the source of legal authority of India?
    1.   People of India
    2.   Constitution of India
    3.   Parliament of India
    4.   President of India
82. The father of International Law is —
    1.   Plato
    2.   Aristotle
    3.   Grotius
    4.   Denning
83. Defamation infringes upon a person’s right to
    1.   Reputation
    2.   Pride
    3.   Privilege
    4.   Status
84. The disobedience of any judgment, order, etc., of a court amounts to
    1.   Perjury
    2.   Contempt of Court
    3.   Offence
    4.   Forgery
85. What does ‘adjudication’ mean?
    1.   A decision given by an umpire
    2.   Mediation
    3.   Arbitration
    4.   Decision given by the court
86. Capital offence results in –
    1.   Sentence of death
    2.   Sentence of life-imprisonment
    3.   Imprisonment over 10 years
    4.   Amputation
87. All disputes relating to election of President and Vice-president are enquired into and decided by the —
    
    1.   Supreme Court
       Election Commission
       Parliament
       Delhi High Court
88. ‘Bhopal Gas Leakage’ case falls under the classification of law of
    1.   Crimes
    2.   Negligence
    3.   Torts
    4.   Contracts
89. “Ignorance of law excuses no man, not that all men know the law, but because it is an excuse every man will plead.”Who said these words?
    1.   Rousseau
    2.   John Wilson
    3.   John Selden
    4.   B.H.Brewster
90. A final order of the Court pronounced on the hearing of the suit is called-
    
    1.   Result
    2.   Degree
    3.   Decree
    4.   Deed
91. ‘Husbandry’ is a team related to
    1.   Marriage
    2.   Farming
    3.   Protection
    4.   Industry
92. The killing of new born child by its parents is called —
    1.   Infacticide
    2.   Abortion
    3.   Foeticide
    4.   Malfeasance
93. ‘A’ Sets up a liquor shop and starts selling liquor. He is doing something wrongful or illegal unless he has —
    1.   Court Order
    2.   Official Consent
    3.   Authority
    4.   License
94. What is a ‘moot’?
    1.   A basic point of law
    2.   A basic fact of case
    3.   Mock court, for practice by students
    4.   Another name for Magistrate Court
95. A formal instrument by which one person empowers another to represent him —
    1.   Will
    2.   Power of attorney
    3.   Power
    4.   Instrument of representation
96. A person who takes up proceedings against the accused on behalf of the State —
    1.   Judge
    2.   Lawyer
    3.   Attorney
    4.   Prosecutor
97. A invited B for coffee in a restaurant and B accepts the invitation. On the appointed date, B goes there but A is not found. In this case
    1.   B has no remedy against A
    2.   B has to wait for another invitation from A
    3.   B has the right to sue A for not honouring his words
    4.   A has to invite B again, to perform the promise.
98. The act of unlawfully entering into another’s property is called
    1.   Breach of property
    2.   Trespass
    3.   Triplication
    4.   Trover
99. The legal abbreviation of LL.B. is —
    1.   Bachelor of legal Law
    2.   Legalite Lawyers Baccili
    3.   Legum Baccalaureus
    4.   LegaliteLexBaccili
100. Criminal law is ________ law
     1.   Public law
     2.   Private law
     3.   Customary law
     4.   Special law
101. What is the primary responsibility of the Security Council of UN?
     1.   Maintain world heritage
     2.   Maintain world food
     3.   Maintain world award
     4.   Maintain peace and security in the world
102. India’s Dr.Homi jahangir Bhabha had been the president of the
     1.   United nation Development Programme
     2.   International Labour Organisation
     3.   The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation
     4.   The International Atomic Energy Agency
103. When did World Health Organisation (WHO) come into force?:
     1.   6th April, 1948
     2.   7th April, 1948
     3.   10th April, 1948
     4.   26th April, 1948
104. ‘Professional Ethics’ is
     1.   Set of rules relating to personal character of professionals
     2.   Traditional rules observed since long time
     3.   Set of rules passed by professional bodies
     4.   Set of standards adopted by professionals
105. A person arrested has to be produced before a Magistrate within
     
     1.   48 hours
     2.   24 hours
     3.   One week
     4.   72 hours
106. Writ is an order issued by High Court or Supreme Court for ____________ of our Fundamental Rights.
     
     1.   Enforcement
     2.   Encroachment
     3.   Endangering
     4.   Dissolving
107. Who will discharge the duties of the President in the event of President and Vice-President being not available?
     1.   The Prime Minister
     2.   The Chief justice of India
     3.   The Speaker of LokSabha
     4.   The Attorney General of India
108. Article 19 of the Constitution of India Provides
     1.   Six freedoms
     2.   Seven freedoms
     3.   Five freedoms
     4.   Two freedoms
109. ‘Secular; means
     1.   Full authority of Government to legislate on its people
     2.   No king or Queen, President is Head of State
     3.   Treating all religions equally
     4.   People’s government
110. The strength of the Union Council of Ministers including the Prime minister cannot exceed
     
     1.   15% of total membership of RajyaSabha
     2.   15% of total membership of LokSabha
     3.   15% of total membership of Parliament
     4.   25% of total membership of LokSabha
111. If a married woman dies within seven years of marriage under unnatural circumstances, her death is presumed to be
     
     1.   Murder
     2.   Culpable Homicide not amounting to murder
     3.   Dowry Death
     4.   Cruelty and Harassment by Husband and Relatives
112. ‘Uniform Civil Code’ means
     1.   A code related to individual’s public life
     2.   A codified law applicable to all persons of India irrespective of their religion
     3.   A code meant for Hindus only
     4.   A local law
113. The first session of the Parliament is called ______ session.
     
     1.   Winter
     2.   Primary
     3.   Monsoon
     4.   Budget
114. The concept of “Rule of Law” is a special feature of constitutional system of —-
     
     1.   Britain
     2.   USA
     3.   France
     4.   Switzerland
115. The Constitution is —
     
     1.   The supreme law of the land
     2.   The ordinary law of the land
     3.   A set of official law
     4.   The subordinate law of the land
116. Recognition of States was done in the year 1956 on ____ basis
     
     1.   Linguistic
     2.   Population
     3.   Caste
     4.   Religion
117. What does COPRA stands for—-
     1.   Consumer Protection Act, 1986
     2.   Consumer Courts Act, 1985
     3.   Consumer (Protection of Rights) Act, 1990
     4.   Consumer Co-operation Act, 1991
118. According to Indian Majority Act, a major is a person who has attained the age of —
     1.   18 years
     2.   21 years
     3.   15 years
     4.   16 years
119. A person commits bigamy if he
     1.   Marries again when his first wife is dead
     2.   Marries again when his first divorced wife is alive
     3.   Marries again when he already has a legal wife
     4.   Has relation with a woman, besides his wife
120. Who is the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces in India?
     
     1.   The Prime Minister
     2.   The Commander-in-Chief
     3.   The President of India
     4.   Minister of Defence