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General Studies Mock Test 1

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Duration:: 36 minutes
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General Studies Mock Test 2

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General Studies Mock Test 3

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General Studies Mock Test 4

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General Studies Mock Test 5

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General Studies Mock Test 6

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General Studies Mock Test 7

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General Studies Mock Test 8

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General Studies Mock Test 9

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General Studies Mock Test 10

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General Studies Mock Test 11

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General Studies Mock Test 12

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General Studies Mock Test 13

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General Studies Mock Test 14

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Sample Questions

UPSC General Studies
The 'Quit India Movement' was launched by Mahatma Gandhi in which year?
A 1940
B 1942
C 1945
D 1947
UPSC General Studies
The "Paris Agreement" adopted in 2015 under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) primarily aims to:
A Completely phase out the use of all fossil fuels by 2050
B Limit global temperature rise to well below 2°C, preferably to 1.5°C, above pre-industrial levels
C Provide financial compensation to developing nations for climate-related losses and damages
D Mandate binding emissions reduction targets for all member countries equally
UPSC General Studies
With reference to the Indian economy, the 'Financial Sector Reform Commission' was headed by:
A Y.V. Reddy
B Urjit Patel
C Raghuram Rajan
D N.K. Singh
UPSC General Studies
With reference to the Indian Constitution, the 'Writ of Prohibition' differs from 'Certiorari' in that:
A Prohibition is issued against individuals, while Certiorari is issued against public authorities
B Prohibition is issued by a higher court to prohibit a lower court from exceeding its jurisdiction, while Certiorari quashes an order already passed
C Prohibition is a criminal remedy, while Certiorari is a civil remedy
D Prohibition can only be issued by the Supreme Court, while Certiorari can be issued by High Courts
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With reference to the Indian geography, the 'Western Disturbance' is an important weather phenomenon that affects:
A The summer monsoon in Kerala
B Winter rainfall in northern and northwestern India
C The cyclonic storms in the Bay of Bengal
D The drought conditions in peninsular India
UPSC General Studies
The Bhakti movement in medieval India is best characterized by which of the following features?
A Emphasis on ritualistic worship and temple ceremonies as the only path to salvation
B Devotion to a personal god and rejection of caste hierarchy and priestly intermediaries
C Promotion of Vedic sacrifices and complex ritualistic procedures
D Strict adherence to Buddhist monastic traditions and renunciation
UPSC General Studies
The French Revolution of 1789 had a profound impact on the world. Which of the following principles emerged from the French Revolution?
A Divine right of kings and absolute monarchy
B Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity
C Feudalism and serfdom
D Colonial expansion and imperialism
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The 'Monsoon' wind system in India is primarily caused by:
A The rotation of the Earth only
B The temperature difference between the land and sea, along with the shift of the Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ)
C The presence of the Himalayas only
D Ocean currents in the Atlantic Ocean

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