IGNOU Openmate Entrance Exam Question paper

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1. Which of the following countries is not a member of
the G-8 Group?
(1) France (2) Italy
(3) Spain (4) Germany
2. Sariska and Ranthambhore are the reserves for which
of the following animals?
(1) Lion (2) Deer
(3) Tiger (4) Bear
3. Which Article of the Constitution of India gives precedence
to constitutional provision over the laws
made by the Union Parliament/Sate Legislatures?
(1) 13 (2) 32
(3) 245 (4) 326
4. ‘APSARA’ is the name of India’s first
(1) Nuclear Reactor
(2) Helicopter
(3) Ground Battle Tank
(4) Railway Locomotive
5. Which of the following countries has the second largest
rail network in the world?
(1) India (2) USA
(3) Russia (4) China
6. Gandhi Peace Prize for the year 2000 was awarded
to the former President of South Africa along with
(1) C. Subramaniam
(2) Grameen Bank of Bangladesh
(3) Satish Dhawan
(4) World Health Organisation
7. Which of the following is not a part of vehicular
pollution?
(1) Sulphur dioxide (2) Nitrogen oxide
(3) Carbon monoxide (4) Hydrogen peroxide
8. The ‘World Environment Day’ is celebrated on
(1) June 5th (2) June 4th
(3) July 5th (4) July 4th
9. The theme of the World Development Report 2001 is
(1) From plan to market
(2) Knowledge for development
(3) Attacking poverty
(4) The state in the changing world
10. The Indian National Army (INA) came into existence
in 1943 in
(1) Japan (2) Then Burma
(3) Singapore (4) Then Malaya
11. The Asian Games have been held in New Delhi
(1) Once (2) Twice
(3) Thrice (4) Four times
12. The Famous book ‘Anandmath’ has been authored
by
(1) Rabindranath Tagore
(2) Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyaya
(3) Sarojini Naidu
(4) Sri Aurobindo
13. SAARC declared the decade 1991-2000 as the
Decede of
(1) Youth (2) Family
(3) Literacy (4) Girl Child
14. Army Day is celebrated in India every year on
(1) 1st January (2) 15th January
(3) 1st February (4) 15th February
15. The first Indian-American Woman to go into space
was
(1) Harbans Kaur (2) Kalpana Chawla
(3) Jyotirmoyee Sikdar (4) Bachhendri Pal
16. The main occupation of the people of Indus Valley
Civilization was
(1) Trade (2) Cattle rearing
(3) Huntin (4) Agriculture
17. The term ‘Golden Quadrangle’ refers to :
(1) The base of the pyramids found in Egyptian
Desert
(2) Four sea-ports identified by the Customs department
which are routes for gold smuggling
(3) National Highways Development Project connecting
the four Indian metro-cities
(4) Rich contiguous wheat growing areas of Punjab,
Haryana, U.P. and Rajasthan
18. Which of the following was not a centre of learning
in ancient India?
(1) Taxila (2) Vikramshila
(3) Nalanda (4) Koushambi
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19. ‘Charak’ was the famous court physician of
(1) Harsha
(2) Chandragupta Maurya
(3) Ashoka
(4) Kanishka
20. Who among the following Congress leaders was
called the ‘Grand Old man of India’?
(1) Mahatma Gandhi (2) Bal Gangadhar Tilak
(3) Dadabhai Naoroji (4) Madan Mohan
Malviya
21. The President of the Drafting Committee of the Indian
Constitution was
(1) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar (2) Jawahar Lal Nehru
(3) Dr. Rajendra Prasad (4) J.B. Kriplani
22. Which rock is formed by the deposits of animal shells
and skeletons?
(1) Sandstone (2) Limestone
(3) Phyllite (4) Granite
23. Which of the following pairs is mismatched?
(1) Mettur – Kaveri
(2) Bhakra Nangal – Sutlej
(3) Hirakud – Mahanadi
(4) Tehri – Yamuna
24. Which part of the islands in the Arabian Sea is known
as Minicoy Islands?
(1) Northern (2) Eastern
(3) Southern (4) Western
25. Tropical evergreen forests of India are found in
(1) Kerala (2) andhra Pradesh
(3) Madhya Pradesh (4) Orissa


31. India has ‘come a long way’ means
(1) many years have passed after the Bengal famine
(2) the food position in India is now vastly improved
(3) India now handles such problems under PL-480
scheme
(4) India has advanced in science and technology
32. Which of the following views regarding GATT, does
the author seem to be advocating?
(1) India should seize the chance and make efforts
to fulfil its objectives
(2) India should not have signed it, to insulate our
foodgrains sector
(3) India should have agreed to GATT excluding
the agricultural sector
(4) India should hand over the issue of foodgrains
security to the private sector
33. According to the author, why is it necessary to en
sure food security to people?
(1) In order to sustain economic growth
(2) As per the PL-480 guidelines
(3) In order to be able to export foodgrains
(4) The passage makes no such assertion
34. Which of the following forms the most essential part
of the concept of food security in India?
(1) Availability of affordable technology of food
production to poor farmers
(2) Availability of all foodgrains in the market for
the rural poor
(3) Easy access of foodgrains to the weaker
sections at affordable prices
(4) Providing subsidies on all food items for the
rural poor
35. If private agencies are to be entrusted with the task
of making foodgrains available to people, what facilitative
role should the Government undertake?
(1) Nationalise all distribution systems
(2) Make policies that give the right signals to the market
(3) Take responsibility of distribution
(4) Make efforts to increase the income of the farmers
36. The author of the passage seems to advocate
(1) liberalisation and privatisation
(2) state controlled, socialistic but closed economy
(3) a very practical and pragmatic approach to guard
our economy
(4) stable international relations
37. According to the author, food at affordable prices
could be made available to the poor by
A. reducing the cost of production of foodgrains
by using appropriate technology
B. offering foodgrains at lower cost and offering
economic support for maintaining low cost
C. raising the earnings of the poor
(1) only A
(2) only B and C
(3) only A and C
(4) A, B and C
38. By saying Indian policy makers have followed a mix
of both options it means that
(1) production and distribution both have public and
private participation
(2) production is largely in private hands while
distribution is only through public means
(3) for production, reliance has been on the private
sector while both public and private agencies
are mobilised for distribution
(4) production and distribution are both private
endeavours

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