Free Printable 9th Eng Mdm Part 1 quiz

1.

During his reign Christianity became the state religion of Rome.

a)

Augustus

b)

Nero

c)

Constantine

d)

Julius Caesar

2.

The successor of Prophet Muhammed are called.

a)

Imams

b)

Prophets

c)

Pope

d)

Khalif

3.

The religion, closely related to Vedic rituals and practices is:

a)

Islam

b)

Chrstianity

c)

Zorastraianism

d)

Judaism

4.

The nation established for the Jews After World War II is.

a)

Palestine

b)

Israel

c)

Germany

d)

Egypt

5.

The poetic literature found in the Zoroastrian scripture “Avesta” is called.

a)

Gatha

b)

Baraha

c)

Kitab

d)

Granitha

6.

The founder of the Gurjara-Pratiharas was.

a)

Vikramaditya II

b)

Harshavardhana

c)

Harichandra

d)

Raja Bhoja

7.

Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq shifted his capital from Delhi to this city.

a)

Jaipur

b)

Lahore

c)

Devagiri

d)

Agra

8.

The first woman to rule among the Delhi Sultans was.

a)

Razia Sultana

b)

Razia al-Din

c)

Razia Begum

d)

Sultan Razia

9.

One who was defeated by Prithviraj Chauhan in the First Battle of Tarain was.

a)

Raja Bhoja

b)

Akbar

c)

Muhammad Ghori

d)

Sher Shah Suri

10.

The work that describes the bravery and valor of Prithviraj Chauhan was.

a)

Prithviraj Raso

b)

Rajputana Chronicles

c)

The Epic of Prithviraj

d)

Chauhan Legends

11.

The Officer appointed by Alauddin Khilji to regulate the market was.

a)

Muhtasib

b)

Shahna-i-Mandi

c)

Diwan-i-Riyasat

d)

Wazir

12.

“The world is an illusion, only Brahma is real.” This was propounded by.

a)

Shankaracharya

b)

Basaveshwara

c)

Rmanujacharya

d)

Madhvacharya

13.

The Anubhava Mantapa at Basavakalyan in Bidar district was established by.

a)

Basaveshwara

b)

Ramanujacharya

c)

Shankaracharya

d)

Madvacharya

14.

The Hoysala king who provided shelter to Ramanujacharya was.

a)

Vishnuvardhana

b)

Rajaraja Chola

c)

Krishnadevaraya

d)

Vikramaditya

15.

The philosophy propounded by Madhvacharya is

a)

Shakti Vishishtadvaita

b)

Vishishtadvaita

c)

Advaita

d)

Dvaita

16.

Sri Vaishnavas are the disciples of

a)

Ramanujacharya

b)

Nimbarka

c)

Shankaracharya

d)

Madhvacharya

17.

The one who is called the “Cultural Leader of Karnataka” is.

a)

Ramanuja

b)

Basaveshwara

c)

Shankaracharya

d)

Madhvacharya

18.

The Vijayanagara Empire was established in the year.

a)

1350

b)

1300

c)

1336

d)

1345

19.

The book, which is a testimony to the wisdom, generosity, and religious tolerance of Ibrahim II was.

a)

Kitab-e-Navras

b)

Tarikh-e-hind

c)

Fatuh-us-Salatin

d)

Manazi-ul-Insha

20.

The Persian ambassador who visited Vijayanagara was.

a)

Ibn Battuta

b)

Abdur Razak

c)

Alberuni

d)

Megastanese

21.

The battle that led to the fall of the Vijayanagara Empire was.

a)

Battle of Talikota

b)

Battle of Haldighati

c)

Battle of Plassey

d)

Battle of Panipat

22.

The Vijayanagara king who had earned the title “Gaja Bhentekara” was.

a)

Rama Raya

b)

Devaraya II

c)

Krishnadevaraya

d)

Harihara II

23.

The work of Krishna Devaraya that reflects his practical knowledge of administration was.

a)

Amukta Malyada

b)

Kumarasambhava

c)

Rajatarangini

d)

Shivaji's Memoirs

24.

The chairman of the Constituent Assembly was.

a)

Mahatma Gandhi

b)

Babu Rajendra Prasad

c)

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

d)

Jawaharlal Nehru

25.

The one who called as the "Architect of the Indian Constitution" is.

a)

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

b)

Jawaharlal Nehru

c)

Mahatma Gandhi

d)

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

26.

“India formulates its domestic and foreign policies independently without pressure from other nations.” The aspect of the preamble of the constitution that affirms this is.

a)

Democracy

b)

Secularism

c)

Socialism

d)

Sovereignty

27.

The political system where the head of the nation is elected directly or indirectly is.

a)

Monarchy

b)

Oligarchy

c)

Republic

d)

Theocracy

28.

The Fundamental Rights are incorporated in this part of our Constitution.

a)

Part 2

b)

Part 4

c)

Part 3

d)

Part 5

29.

In India the “Guardian of Fundamental Rights” is.

a)

President of India

b)

Parliament of India

c)

High Court of India

d)

Supreme Court of India

30.

The meaning of universal adult franchise is.

a)

The requirement for citizens to pay a tax to vote.

b)

The ability of citizens to run for office only.

c)

Voting rights for all Indian citizens above 18 Years.

d)

The right of only wealthy citizens to vote.

31.

The one among the following which doesn’t come under the scope of Public Interest Litigations (PILs) is.

a)

Right to access essential services

b)

Social justice issues

c)

Economic Justice issues

d)

Right to information about Govt Employees salaries

32.

The Directive Principles of State Policy in the Indian Constitution were adopted from the constitution of this country.

a)

United States

b)

Canada

c)

Ireland

d)

Australia

33.

The Fundamental Right which Dr. B.R. Ambedkar called as the “heart and soul” of the Constitution is.

a)

Right to Education

b)

Right to Freedom of Speech

c)

Right to Equality

d)

Right to Constitutional Remedies

34.

The total number of members in the Rajya Sabha is.

a)

250

b)

300

c)

150

d)

200

35.

Members of the Rajya Sabha are nominated by.

a)

The President of India

b)

The Prime Minister of India

c)

The Chief Justice of India

d)

The Speaker of the Lok Sabha

36.

The ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha is.

a)

Speaker of the Lok Sabha

b)

President of India

c)

Prime Minister of India

d)

Vice President of India

37.

The percentage of seats reserved for women in the Lok Sabha under the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam is.

a)

33%

b)

50%

c)

40%

d)

25%

38.

The one who is not a part of the electoral college for the President election is.

a)

Members of the central Parliament

b)

Members of all state legislative Assemblies

c)

Members of all state legislative Assemblies of Delhi and Pandicherry

d)

All members of Legislattive Councils

39.

The lower house of the state legislature among these is.

a)

legislative Council

b)

loka Sabha

c)

Rajya Sabha

d)

legislative Assembly

40.

The number of members in the current Karnataka Legislative Assembly is.

a)

210

b)

200

c)

224

d)

250

41.

The number of seats reserved for Scheduled Castes in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly is.

a)

30

b)

36

c)

40

d)

25

42.

The resignation of a Legislative Assembly member is to be submitted to.

a)

The Deputy Speaker

b)

The Governor of the State

c)

The Chief Minister

d)

The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly

43.

What is the minimum age to become a member of the Legislative Assembly?

a)

18 years

b)

30 years

c)

21 years

d)

25 years

44.

Types of writs that can be issued According to the Article 32 of the Constitution are.

a)

5

b)

4

c)

6

d)

7

45.

The Criminal Court came into existence in the year.

a)

April 1, 1974

b)

April 1, 1948

c)

April 1, 1935

d)

April 1, 1985

46.

The basic unit of society is.

a)

family

b)

society

c)

neighborhood

d)

community

47.

The nuclear family consists of.

a)

A single parent and their children.

b)

Two grandparents and their grandchildren.

c)

A group of friends living together.

d)

Parents and their unmarried children

48.

The head of the patriarchal family is.

a)

Father

b)

Mother

c)

Guardian

d)

Matriarch

49.

If the mother is the head of the family, then it is a.

a)

patriarchal Family

b)

Joint Family

c)

Nuclear Family

d)

matriarchal Family

50.

A key feature of a joint family is.

a)

No shared resources among family members.

b)

Sharing of property and responsibilities

c)

Only one generation living together.

d)

Families living in separate houses.

51.

The main reason for the increase in nuclear families in modern times is.

a)

Industrialization and urbanization

b)

Increased birth rates

c)

Cultural traditions

d)

Government policies

52.

The family system prevalent in ancient India, China, and Egypt was.

a)

Extended family

b)

Nuclear family

c)

Patriarchal family

d)

Matriarchal family

53.

This factor influences a child's social behaviour during childhood the most.

a)

Peer influence

b)

School environment

c)

Media exposure

d)

Family environment

54.

In this community the matriarchal family system is found.

a)

Nair

b)

Brahmin

c)

Elava

d)

Tamil

55.

The key feature of a modern nuclear family is.

a)

A single parent with multiple children.

b)

Relaxed social control

c)

A group of unrelated individuals living together.

d)

A household with grandparents and their grandchildren.

56.

Family which include father, mother, children and their grandchildren is.

a)

Undivided family

b)

Modern family

c)

Nuclear family

d)

Single-parent family

57.

The impact of industrialization on the family system is.

a)

Increase in Modern families

b)

decrease in Modern families

c)

decrease in nuclear families

d)

Increase in nuclear families

58.

The third generation in a family system includes.

a)

Parents

b)

children

c)

Siblings

d)

Cousins

59.

Prior to 1956, Kannada-speaking people were spread across.

a)

Bombay, Hyderabad, Madras, Coorg

b)

Kerala and Telangana Coorg

c)

Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh Coorg

d)

Maharashtra and Goa Coorg

60.

The Ghat that connects Hassan, Sakleshpur, and Mangalore is.

a)

Shiradi Ghat

b)

Kudremukh Ghat

c)

Charmadi Ghat

d)

Agumbe Ghat

61.

Malnad is also known as.

a)

Karnataka’s Kashmir

b)

Coffee Land

c)

Orange Land

d)

Biodiversity Zone

62.

The natural division identified in the given map is.

a)

Northern Plain

b)

Malenadu

c)

Coastal Plain

d)

Southern Plain

63.

The highest peak in Karnataka is.

a)

Agasthyarkoodam

b)

Kudremukh

c)

Mullayanagiri

d)

Nandi Hills

64.

Gateway of Karnataka is.

a)

Bangalore

b)

New Mangalore

c)

Hubli

d)

Mysore

65.

The place which receives the least rainfall in Karnataka is.

a)

Nayakanahatti

b)

Hulikal

c)

Bhagamandala

d)

Agumbe

66.

The reason for southwest monsoon winds to move from northeast to southwest is.

a)

Decrease in pressure and increase in temperature

b)

Decrease in temperature and increase in pressure

c)

Winds blowing towards the northeast

d)

Influence of cyclones

67.

The soil with the least capacity to retain moisture is.

a)

Red Soil

b)

Black Soil

c)

Coastal Soil

d)

laterite Soil

68.

Mangrove vegetation is found in.

a)

the Malnad

b)

the Inland

c)

the Desert

d)

the Coast

69.

The district with the least forest cover in Karnataka is.

a)

Mysuru

b)

Udupi

c)

Dakshina Kannada

d)

Vijayapura

70.

Statement: A) Malnad is covered with evergreen forests.

R) It receives heavy rainfall. Assertion:

a)

Only A is incorrect

b)

Only R is incorrect

c)

Both A and R are correct but unrelated

d)

A) Both A and R are correct

71.

The summer rain is called ‘coffee blossom rain’ in Karnataka, because.

a)

It is convective rain

b)

It brings hailstones

c)

It is accompanied by thunder and lightning

d)

It helps coffee plants bloom

72.

The district with the highest canal irrigation in the state is.

a)

Raichur

b)

Bidar

c)

Mandya

d)

Nagpur

73.

The main purpose of first hydroelectric project of Karnataka was.

a)

Suppply to Kolar Gold Mines

b)

To provide water for irrigation purposes.

c)

Road Electrification

d)

Railway

74.

The river that forms the Chaya Bhagavathi waterfall is.

a)

doni

b)

Netraathi

c)

Ghataprabha

d)

Papanashini

75.

The ancient irrigation method of Karnataka is.

a)

Tube Wells

b)

Canals

c)

Tanks

d)

Wells

76.

The Rivers with high hydroelectric potential in Karnataka are.

a)

North Flowing Rivers

b)

South Flowing Rivers

c)

Eest Flowing Rivers

d)

West Flowing Rivers

77.

The district with the highest cultivated land in the state is.

a)

Vijayapura

b)

Tumakuru

c)

Kalaburgi

d)

Belagavi

78.

Cotton is an example for this type of agriculture.

a)

Mixed Crop

b)

Food Crop

c)

Plantation Crop

d)

Commerciaal Crop

79.

The period of Rabi Crop is.

a)

November -December

b)

March - May

c)

January - December

d)

April - September

80.

The grain known as the ‘Queen of Grains’ is.

a)

Maize

b)

Ragi

c)

Wheat

d)

rice

81.

Recently people are increasingly using ragi because.

a)

it is available at a low a price

b)

it is available everywhere

c)

it is grown Extensively

d)

it is highly nutritious

82.

The three major sectors of the economy are.

a)

Trade, Commerce, Finance

b)

agricultural, BAnking, Health

c)

Industry,finance, Retail

d)

agricultural, Industry, Service

83.

The economic system prevalent in ancient India was.

a)

Banking System

b)

Digital System

c)

Barter System

d)

Open Market System

84.

The main reason for the transformation of an agriculture-based economy to an industry-based economy is.

a)

Population Growth

b)

Foreign Investments

c)

Govt. Policies

d)

Industrial Revolution

85.

The major factor that influenced the transformation of the economic structure is.

a)

Climatic Cahnges

b)

Traditional Industries

c)

technological Changes

d)

Traditional Agrcultural practices

86.

The economic sector that contributes the most to the national income of India is.

a)

Manufacturing sector

b)

Agricultural sector

c)

Service sector

d)

Construction sector

87.

The main reason for the commercialization of Indian agriculture is:

a)

Increased self-reliance in agriculture

b)

Farmers not using technology

c)

Farmers starting to grow commercial crops

d)

Not growing traditional crops

88.

The main sources of income in a simple economy are:

a)

Banking and investment sectors

b)

Industry and service sectors

c)

Government and agricultural sectors

d)

Household and business units

89.

The key feature of pre-independent Indian economy was:

a)

Dynamic economy

b)

Static economy

c)

Industry-based economy

d)

Trade and commerce-based economy

90.

A negative aspect found in the modern agricultural system of India is:

a)

Increased rural employment

b)

Decreased agricultural production

c)

Environmental pollution and soil erosion

d)

Increased groundwater levels

91.

The one which is not a factor of production among these is

a)

Land

b)

Tax

c)

Labor

d)

Capital

92.

The main barrier for the transfer of agricultural workers to the industrial sector is:

a)

Low industrial production

b)

Strict government policies

c)

Lack of land for industries

d)

Lack of skills and training

93.

The country where the industrial revolution began for the first is:

a)

America

b)

Britain

c)

France

d)

China

94.

An example for the commercial crop is:

a)

Ragi

b)

Jowar

c)

Pulses

d)

Sugarcane

95.

occupation among these which is not included in the primary sector is:

a)

Agriculture

b)

Forestry

c)

Construction

d)

Fishing

96.

An occupation that does not come under the primary sector is:

a)

Sericulture

b)

Poultry Farming

c)

Banking

d)

Floriculture

97.

The secondary sector is also called as

a)

Agricultural Sector

b)

Manufacturing Sector

c)

Service Sector

d)

Trade Sector

98.

An example for the tertiary sector among the following is:

a)

Construction

b)

Industry

c)

Electricity Production

d)

Transport-Communication

99.

The successors of Prophet Muhammad was

a)

Abraham

b)

Peter

c)

Paul

d)

David

100.

The largest monolithic hill in Asia is:

a)

Skandagiri

b)

Madhugiri

c)

Nandi Hills

d)

Malemahadeshwara Hill

101.

Among these a forest-based industry is:

a)

Cotton Textile Manufacturing

b)

Paper Manufacturing

c)

Iron and Steel Manufacturing

d)

Sugar Manufacturing

102.

Public Sector industries are owned by

a)

Private Individuals

b)

Foreign Investors

c)

Non-Government Organizations

d)

Government

103.

An example for the public sector company is:

a)

Infosys

b)

Tata Motors

c)

BHEL

d)

Reliance

104.

The industrial policy that led to the large-scale expansion of public sector industries was implemented in

a)

1947

b)

1956

c)

1991

d)

2001

105.

An enterprises managed from home country and has operational branches in different countries are called:

a)

Private Companies

b)

Government Companies

c)

Multinational Companies

d)

International Companies

106.

A major multinational company operating in India is:

a)

BHEL

b)

BSNL

c)

SONY

d)

HMT

107.

The economic reforms of 1991 have emphasized:

a)

Privatization

b)

Nationalization

c)

Government Control

d)

Regulation of Foreign Investment

108.

The tertiary sector is also called as:

a)

Manufacturing Sector

b)

Industrial Sector

c)

Agricultural Sector

d)

Service Sector

109.

Banks facilitate connections between these:

a)

Producers and Consumers

b)

Investors and Savers

c)

Government and People

d)

Farmers and Entrepreneurs

110.

According to the 2011 Census, the expected life expectancy of Indians is:

a)

55.4

b)

60.1

c)

66.9

d)

75.3

111.

The Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan was launched in the year:

a)

1995

b)

2018

c)

2001

d)

2009

112.

According to the 2011 Census, literacy rate of Karnataka is:

a)

65.4%

b)

72.3%

c)

75.36%

d)

80.1%

113.

The major commercial crop of Karnataka is:

a)

Wheat

b)

Coffee

c)

Maize

d)

Ragi

114.

In Karnataka, the percentage of Population dependent on agriculture is:

a)

25%

b)

35%

c)

52%

d)

65%

115.

The length of the coastline of Karnataka is:

a)

270 kilometers

b)

300 kilometers

c)

320 kilometers

d)

350 kilometers

116.

The largest public sector enterprise is:

a)

Infosys

b)

BHEL

c)

HAL

d)

ITI

117.

The districts in Karnataka known as the ‘cradles of banking’ are:

a)

Davanagere and Chitradurga

b)

Chikkamagaluru and Shivamogga

c)

Dakshina Kannada and Udupi

d)

Belagavi and Raichur

118.

The headquarters of the South Western Railway Zone in Karnataka is located in:

a)

Bengaluru

b)

Mangaluru

c)

Mysuru

d)

Hubli

119.

The sector that provides the major income to the economy of Karnataka is:

a)

Agricultural Sector

b)

Industrial Sector

c)

Service Sector

d)

Mining Sector.

120.

The systematic division of work is called:

a)

Management

b)

Planning

c)

Division of Work

d)

Supervision

121.

Determining future operations in advance is called:

a)

Organization

b)

Management

c)

Coordination

d)

Planning

122.

Directing the basic arrangements of management in a specific direction is:

a)

Order

b)

Leadership

c)

Chain of Command

d)

Management

123.

“Management is an art of getting things done through other people” This is stated by:

a)

Henry Fayol

b)

J.L. Haynes

c)

Adam Smith

d)

Marshall

9th Eng Mdm Part 1 quiz

Total questions: 123

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