TNPSC Group 1 2022 Preliminary Examination
General Studies Questions 76 to 100
1. Nehru Report
2. Poona Pact
3. Simon Commission
4. Cripps Mission
| (a) Garo | 1. Assam |
| (b) Kuki | 2. Mizoram |
| (c) Todas | 3. Tamilnadu |
| (d) Miri | 4. Arunachal Pradesh |
1. Vedantins - Brahma
2. Naiyayikas - Arhat
3. Jaina - Creator
4. Mimansaks - Karma
1. Ariz-I-Mumalik - Minister for Defence
2. Mushrif-I-Mumalik - Accountant General
3. Dabir-I-Mumalik - Minister for public grievance
4. Mustaufi-I-Mumalik - Auditor General
1. The constitution imposes limits to President to give assent to the bill passed by the state legislature
2. The President may refer a reserved bill to the Supreme Court, under Article 143 for discussion
3. The power of the President assent to the bill passed by the State Legislature and Parliament are the same
4. The President cannot keep a bill of the Parliament pending at his hands for an indefinite period of time
1. Sarkaria Commission
2. Balwantrai Mehta Committee
3. Rajamannar Committee
4. Administrative Reforms Commission
1. The universal declaration of human rights was adopted on 1948
2. Article 10 says that all human beings are born free
3. UDHR has altogether 32 articles.
4. UDHR was adopted by United Nations General Assembly
1. From 26th Jan. 2020, Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu are combined to a single territory.
2. Articles 239 to 241 in Part VII of the constitution deal with union territories.
3. The two union territories from the former state of Jammu and Kashmir are Ladakh and Jammu and Kashmir.
4. The largest union territory of India is Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
1. Article 361 - The President enjoys protection from criminal proceedings against him in court of law
2. Article 352 - National emergency
3. Article 356 - President Rule in State
4. Article 360 - Finance commission
The fundamental rights have been described as
(i) The Magna Carta of India
(ii) The Conscience of the Constitution
(iii) The soul of the constitution
(iv) Inspiration from bill of rights of American constitution
| Subject Matter | Article No. |
|---|---|
| (a) Council of Ministers to aid and advice the Governor | 1. 164 |
| (b) Other provisions as to Ministers | 2. 166 |
| (c) Conduct of business of the Government of a state | 3. 167 |
| (d) Duties of Chief Minister with respect to furnishing of information to Governor etc. | 4. 163 |
| Committee | Year |
|---|---|
| (a) Goswami committee on electoral reforms | 1. 1990 |
| (b) Vohra committee report | 2. 1993 |
| (c) Indrajit gupta committee on state funding of Elections | 3. 1998 |
| (d) The second administrative Reforms Commission | 4. 2008 |
Choose the correct answer from the option given below :
Assertion [A] : The power of granting pardon under article 161 is very wide and do not contain any limitation.
Reason [R] : Judicial review is possible, when he/she on the ground of non-application of mind and non-consideration of relevant material and suffers from arbitrariness.
(i) It is guided by natural law
(ii) It is testable against the observable world
(iii) It's conclusions are permanent
(iv) It is falsifiable
Reason [R] : Critical thinking entails evaluation and formulation and it operates according to rational standards in that beliefs are judged by how well they are supported by reasons.
List I
(Hydrated Salt)
(a) FeSO₄ · 7H₂O
(b) Na₂CO₃ · 10H₂O
(c) CuSO₄ · 5H₂O
(d) ZnSO₄ · 7H₂O
(e) BaCl₂ · 2H₂O
List II
(Uses)
1. Textile Industry
2. Laboratory Reagent
3. Making of Mohr's Salt
4. Fungicide
5. Manufacture of Glass
(a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
| (a) Apis | 1. Haplotaxidea |
| (b) Leech | 2. Cyclophyllidea |
| (c) Earthworm | 3. Hirudinea |
| (d) Taenia | 4. Hymenoptera |
(i) Fertilizer must be insoluble in water
(ii) It should maintain the pH of 10 to 13
(iii) It should not be poisonous to plants