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1) Pandit Birju Maharaj was an Indian dancer, composer, singer, and exponent of the “ Kalka-Bindadin” Gharana of Khatak dance in India.

A.Hyderabad

B.Agra

C. Lucknow

D. Gwalior

2) Who is the founder of the Satyashodhak Samaj?

A. Ghasidas

B. Jyotirao Phule

C.Haridas Thakur

D. Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar

3) Which State’s CM has been awarded the Bharat Ratna Dr Ambedkar Award for fear free state, in May 2023?

A. CM of Jharkhand

B. CM of UP

C. CM of Kerala

D. CM of Bihar

4) Identify the largest Ocean

A. Arctic Ocean

B. Antarctic Ocean

C. Pacific

D. Indian

5) Falaknuma is built by

A. Quli Qutub Shah

B. Kakatiya

C. Somanadri

D. Sir Viquar-ul-umra

6) Identify the Chairman of the Drafting Committee of our Constitution

A. Babu Rajendar prasad

B. Dr BR Ambedkar

C. Narendar Modi

D. Manmohan Singh

7) The State where the Srisailam Project is located

A. Telangana

B. Maharashtra

C. Andhra Pradesh

D. Karnataka

8) Our National animal is

A. Tiger

B. Elephant

C. Peacock

D. Deer

9) 1098 free help line phone number meant for helping

A. Senior citizen

B. Middle-aged people

C. Patients

D. Children

10)Gussadi dance belongs to this Tribe

A) Bonda

B) Chenchu

C) Gonds

D) Koya

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11) The number of languages recognised by the Indian  Constitution is

A. 18

B. 22

C. 20

D. 24

12) Identify a Peninsular country

A. Greenland

B. Great Britain

C. India 

D. Srilanka

13) The River Godavari enters Telangana at this place

A. Nizamabad

B. Hyderabad

C. Mahabubabad

D. Adilabad

14) Identify the phone number that should be dialed when child rights are violated

A. 1800 425 9525

B. 1800 425 4525

C. 1800 425 3525

D.18000 425 5525

15) How many days does the moon take to complete one revolution?

A. 30

B. 31

C. 28

D. 29

16) Identify the months of the rainy season

A. May to June

B. June to July

C. July to August

D. August to October

17)  Sammakka and Sarakka jatara is celebrated at

A. Medaram village in the Jayashankar district

B. Tadwai area in Warangal district

C. Aluru village in Janagama district

D. Medapalli village in Khammam district

18) There are no trade Unions in brick kilns. Because

A. Workers are not educated

B. They are migrants and spread out in several sites

C. Owners are very strict

D. They have no skill

19)Annamayya dedicated his life to composing and singing the glories of

A. Sri Rama

B. Maha Shiva

C. Brahma

D. Sri Venkateshwara Swami

20) A bill becomes a law after approval by

A. Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council

B. Governor

C. Governor, Legislative Assembly, and Legislative Council

D. Chief Minister

21) The number of districts in Telangana is

A. 36

B. 30

C.10

D. 33

22) The officer who keeps track of land records at the Mandal level is 

A. Tahsildar (MRO)

B. Mandal, Development Officer

C. Mandal Parishat President

D. Mandal, Educational Officer

23) The main aim of AP Water, Land and Trees Protection Act,2002

A. Construction Dams

B. Protect Resources

C. Mining

D. Dividing AP

24) During the Sri Krishna Devaraya period, Ashtadiggajas means 

A. Eight Soldiers

B. Eight Poets

C. Eight Subordinators

D. Eight Forts 

25) The Revenue System of the Mughal rulers was 

A. Zabt

B. Mansab

C. Sulh-i-kul

D. Kud-Khast

26) The English East India Company and the French East India Company fought against each other 

A. To capture India

B. To capture the trade in India

C. To spread Christianity

D. Global dominance

27) The laws in the States are made by

A. CM

B. Speaker

C. Legislative Assembly

D. Collector

28) Rashtrakutas were first subordinate to 

A. Pallavas

B. Chalukyas 

C. Guptas

D. mouryas

29) The Nayankara system was introduced by 

A. Kakatiyas

B. Pallavas

C. Rashtrakutas

D. Vijayanagara Empire  

30) Evidence of the history of the Vijayanagara kingdom is

a) Books

b) Inscriptions 

c) Building

d) Foreign Travellers 

A. a and b

B. a,b, and c

C. b, c, and d

D. a,b,c, and d

31) The River Nile originates from this lake 

A. Victoria

B. Chad

C. Tanganyika

D. Nyasa

32) The people who invested money in machines and workers are called 

A. Capitalists

B. Vendors

C. Traders

D. Mediators

33) The raw materials used in the paper industry 

A. Teak, Neem

B. Bamboo, Teak

C. Bamboo, Subabul

D. Subabul Teak 

34) Road safety week is celebrated on these days 

A. In the first week of every year 

B. The first week of the 6th month

C.Last week of every year

D. Last week of the 6th month 

35) These help to recharge the groundwater

a. By vegetation

b. Constructing bunds

c. by digging more bore wells

A. a,b, and c

B. b and c

C. a and c

D. a and b

36) The rhythmic rise and fall in the level of water in the ocean every day are called 

A. Waves

B.Currents

C. Tides

D. Cyclones

37) The longest river in Europe is

A. Dnieper

B. Dhine

C.Po

D. Volga 

38) Brazil is located on this Continent

A. North America

B. South America

C. Asia

D. Africa

39) The River Godavari flows in this direction

A. North

B. South

C. East

D. West 

40) Different forms of condensation of water vapours are known as

A. Precipitation

B. Evaporation

C. Humidity 

D. Water cycle

41) Chandamamalu, Jellalu, and Koraminulu are the names of 

A. Stars

B. Plants

C. Tanks

D. Fishes 

42) This natural disaster is measured by using the Richter Scale 

A. flood

B.Cyclone

C. Tsunami

D.Earthquake

43) The direction that Sarayu goes when she is going from Delhi to Bangalore

A. East

B.West

C. North

D. South

44) The founder of Golgonda Patrika was 

A. Survaram Pratap Reddy

B. Mutnuri Krishna Rao

C. Sadsiva Venkataramana Narsimha Rao

D. Mandamala Narsing Rao

45) This social reformer founded the Brahma Samaj 

A. Swami Viveka Nanda

B. Dayananda Saraswati

C. Raja Ram Mohan Rai

D. Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar 

46) One of the following principles of secularism in India

A. Preference for the majority religion

B. Separation of Religion and State

C. Promotion of atheism

D. Economic equality

47) The classical dance form of Telangana  is 

A. Perini Shivatandavam 

B. Kathak 

C. Bharatnatyam

D. Kuchipudi

48) The first Indian talkie movie in Hindi 

A. Mughal-e Azam 

B. Alam Ara

C. Raja Harichandra

D. Mother India

49) ” India’s National Game ” is 

A.Cricket

B. Kabadi

C.Hockey 

D. Football

50) One of the following is the main cause of poverty 

A. High growth rate 

B. Infrastructure

C. Lack of regular employment

D. High Literacy rate

51) In 1911, the person who demanded that the British Government introduce a policy of providing free and compulsory education for all children was 

A. Gopala Krishna Gokhle

B. Mahatma Gandhi

C. Bala Gangadhar Tilak 

D. Jawaharlal Nehru 

52) The values that inspired and guided the freedom struggle were embedded in 

A. Preamble

B. Fundamental Rights

C. Directive Principles 

D. Fundamental Duties

53) The main objective of the Right to Information Act is 

A. Enhancing Economic growth 

B. Ensuring transparency in governance

C. Promoting education

 D. Promoting corruption 

54) One of the following is not under the control of the three identified landlords during British rule 

A. Collection of land revenue

B. Controlled over cultivated land

C. Control over forests and wasteland

D. Land reforms 

55) This system replaced traditional land revenue collection under British rule

A. Zamindari 

B. Mahalwari

C. Jagirdari

D. Ryotwari

56) This is not the reason for holding consciousness sessions in different parts of the country every year.

A. To build a Nationalist Consciousness among the diverse people 

B. To unite all Indians

C. Accommodating the special requirements of different regions and religious communities of India 

D. Congressmen touring the country  

57) The peasant movement against the Nizam’s rule in Hyderabad was led by 

A.Jawaharlal Nehru

B. Swami Ramananda Tirtha

C. Mahatma Gandhi

D. B.R. Ambedkar 

58) Banks keep only a portion of deposits as cash because 

A. To lend the rest for profits 

B. To invest in shares

C. To avoid theft

D. To pay salaries

59) The major impact of technological advancements in agriculture is 

A. Farming casts for farmers have decreased, and the speed of work has increased 

B. Decreased crop yield 

C. Higher costs of production 

D. Decline in soil fertility

60) The Arogyasri Scheme primarily provides 

A. Food subsidies

B. Health Insurance for hospitalization

C. Education for rural children

D. Infrastructure development  

61) One of the following crops is most suited to regions with high rainfall.

A. Wheat

B. Cotton

C.Coffee

D. Paddy

62) The primary purpose of constructing a large dam is 

A. Generating employment

B. Flood control and irrigation

C. Transportation

D. Tourism Development

63) This type of Industry relies on raw materials sourced from agriculture 

A. Cement Industry 

B. Iron Industry

C. Agro-based Industry 

D. Service Industry 

64) Identify the true statement related to the Map.

A. A map is three-dimensional 

B. A map is a model with specific features 

C. A map contains real and imaginary 

D. A map shows emotions 

65) Variations in rainfall between different regions are due to 

A. Temperature differences between regions

B. longitudes

C. Earth Rotation

D. Coriolis effect 

66) One of the following is a non-metallic mineral

A. Iron

B. Copper

C. Lime Stone

D. Gold 

 

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