Wednesday, February 10, 2010

RAS GK and GS 2007 Solved

RAS GK and GS 2007 Solved
N.B.

  1. I used a,b,c and d for options 1,2,3 and 4 to avoid confusions
  2. Some questions are not answered as I am not sure of so if you are sure about them, write them in comments
  3. The questions are according to 'C' Series

Q 1 . gas used by deep sea divers :
a.Helium
Q2. 'Jiz Muhmmed Shahi'
c.Swai Jai Singh
Q3. Booker 2006
b.Kiran Desai
Q4. Talwar Bandhai
a. at time of Succession
Q5. RUDSET
c. unemployed rural youth
Q6. Endangered plants
c. Red Data Book
Q7. NREGP
c.legal right
Q8. Pres APJ Abdul Kalam Fly
d. Sukhoi
Q9.town level lower than river nearby
d.Balotra
Q10.UPC
c. Bar Code
Q 11. Electric Bulb Temp
c. 2000 to 2500 Celccius
Q12. A Holy Fool
a. A Writers people
Q 13.RTI
a. Secure info.
Q14.The half life
c. decay 3/4
Q15.Gas in atmosphere
b. Co2
Q16Commonwealth games
c. New Delhi
Q17. Baroli Temples
b. Dravid ( see comments ) not sure ??
Q18. JAi Singh Suri
a. Hammirmadmardan
Q19.Character Jhamtya and Khatkhatya
??
Q20.PM of Brihad Raj
c. Heera lal Shashtri
Q21. China in UN
c. 1971
Q22. Fashion for Dev.
d. Popularise Khadi
Q23. Big bang
b.Origin of Universe
Q24.makes soil acidic and alkaline
b. Capillary Action
Q25.RIICO
a. Establish industrial area
Q26 Tagri
c. Waist
Q27. Sun visible few min before
d. Refraction
Q28. State to conclude treaty with British
a. Kota
Q29. Indira Canal
d. Harike Dam
Q30.Contiguous distt.
c. Sirohi Pali Nagaur
Q31 Max. calorie from which dist.
b. Badmer
Q32. Ice in water glass.
c. Remains same
Q33. Nagaur famous
b. Fenugreek
Q34 Tharparkar
b. Border regions
Q35 Hunch back belt
d. Ajmer - Nagaur
Q36. VAC of Pres
b. Chief Justice
Q 37. Indian ambassador Topple Govt
Q 38.Rajparmukh to Governor
d. 1956
Q39 Chambal Ghati
c. Jawahar sagar and Rana pratap sagar
Q 40 94% votes to CM
a. Ghulam Nabi
Q 41 Soud Echo
b. 17
Q 42 word lengths for supercomputers
c. 64 bits
Q 43 Bharat Nirman
b. Rural Infastructure
Q44. Garhbeetely
b. Taragarh Ajmer
Q45 Gandhi of Bagar
d. Bhogi lal pandya
Q46 Zinc and Lead of Quality
c. Rampura Agucha
Q 47 German Silver
b. Aluminium
Q 48 Cotton, Groundnut state
d. Gujarat
Q49 mewat saint
a. Charan das
Q 50. karunanidhi
d. Five times
Q51 Chinese traveller
c. Hien tsang
Q 52. 90 % asbestos
b. Udaipur,Dungarpur.
Q53. Montenegro
a. 2006
Q54. Oldest Canal
a. Gang canal
Q 55. Max. Rural poplation %
b. Banswara
Q56 FRBM 2003
a. Financial Discipline
Q 57. Mahila Coop bank
a. Jaipur
Q58. World Water
b. 1.5
Q59. Teej
b. Shravan
Q60.Lang by highest number
a. Bengali
Q61 Defining Moments
c. Rajendra Sekhar
Q62 Stem Cells
d. Found only in embryo
Q63 asoka name on
d. Minor edict Maski
Q64. Dodo.
d. Mauritius
Q 65. Bhu Portam
a. Andhra
Q66. World Bank $600 million
a. Rural Coop.
Q67. Chicago
d. Sep 1993
Q68. Oxytosin
a. Pitutiary
Q69. Cultural Melting Pot
Delhi or Bangalore (most likely Delhi )
Q 70. Maximum Border
b. Arunachal
Q71.Candle Flame
c. Round
Q 72 two bubbles
b.smaller become smaller
Q73. Phad postal stamp
c. Devnarayan
Q74. Bikaner Rathore ki Khyat
a. Dyal das
Q75 Area under National Park
c. Sikkim
Q76. Rajasthan Seva Sangh
a. 1919
Q77. Panchayat article
b. 243
Q78 Leta , Mangrol
a. Weaving
Q79. Plaster of Paris
a. Calcium phosphate
Q80 Ajrakh Print.
d. Badmer
Q81 Dairy and food sc. college
d. Udaipur
Q82. Ghaghaar River
d. Abbas Fort
Q83 sethusamundram
b.167 km
Q84. UN women together Award.
b. Vasundhra
Q85.Rana pratap sagar
c. Rawathbhata
Q86. Lathi Series
b. Mneral Belt
Q 87. Capillary tube
c. Surface tension less
Q 88. Saim condition
b. Ecological Change
Q89. Bioremediation
a. Elimination of toxi pollutant
Q90.Music instrument by mouth
b. Algoza
Q91.Dharmat.
b. MP
Q92 Chkwada.
c. Public waterbody
Q93.Temp f is double of C
b. -12.3
Q94. Raj Rashtriya Chemicals and FErt.
a. Kapasan
Q95. Highest density of Human settlement
a. Ajmer
Q 96. incorrect pair
b. Sevan grass- Alwar
Q97. british political agent killed
b. Mason
Q98. Top policy Priority
b. Animal Husbandry
Q99. Power Pack Project
a. Solar Energy
Q 100. Shivraman Comt.
b. CrefiCard

9.town level
(d)Balotra(365 feet)river-370+feet)
11. a holy fool-(a)a writers people
17.Baroli temple
(b)Dravid
25. RIICO
(d) all
31.max calorie
(c) Ganganagar
35.Hunch back belt
(d)Nagaur-ajmer
42.Supercomputer
(d)128 bits
66.world bank
(c) urban Infra Develop
69.Melting pot
(d)Delhi
70. Max border
(b)arunachal pradesh
71.Candle Flame
(a)longer
72.Two bubbles
(c) equal
75.Area under National Park
(c) Sikkim(30%)
78.Leta, Mangrol
(a)Bunai
86.Lathi Series
(c) UWB
91.Dharmat
(c)Gujrat
98.(a)Tourism

December 26, 2007 2:11 PM
digdarshak said...

CLARIFICATIONS :
25. RIICO
(d) all
RFC : is responsible for Project report and other,
also social infrastructure is not the responsibility of RIICO
31.max calorie
(c) Ganganagar
its not Ganganagar but Badmer as Bajra has maximum calorie and Badmer produced it in maximum amount, maximum production of cereals is indeed Ganganagar but since maximum calorie is asked I think its Badmer
66.world bank
(c) urban Infra Develop
its for Cooperative sector visit World Bank site
71.Candle Flame
(a)longer
Wrong, as it will become round check out NASA website for kids
72.Two bubbles
(c) equal
Wrong and I am sure about that
91.Dharmat
(c)Gujarat
its not Gujarat its MP near Ujjain
98.(a)Tourism
its Animal Husbandry as only that will be sustainable

RAS-2008

  1. The numbers are according to 'C' series
  2. Questions in violet colour are doubtful
  3. Answers are in red colour

Questions with Answers :

  1. 1. Function of colonization in Rajasthan
  2. Ashtadhyayi : Panini
  3. Million plus cities in India ( Census 2001 ) : 39
  4. Art style with Indian and Greek feature : Gandhar
  5. Jal durga : Gagron
  6. Inscription which throw light on the writings of Maharana Kumbha :Rajprashahsti 1676
  7. Mahajanapada situated on the bank of river Godavari : Assaka
  8. Most stable ecosystem : Marine
  9. Macroeconomic developments under various programmes launched by state government in Rajasthan : Sujas
  10. First women ' Four Star General' Anne Dun Woody
  11. Coral Reefs : east and west coast
  12. Raika's in Rajasthan : traditional camel breeder
  13. Who represented Congress in second round Table Conference : Mahatma Gandhi
  14. Common among Brahma samaj, Ram Krishna Mission and Arya Samaj :none of these three had a political mission but they helped to develop a spirit of patriotism
  15. Monsoon rainfall in Rajasthan increases : South west to North East
  16. Not a seven sisters of North East states : West Bengal
  17. Rajasthan born industrialist contributed a sum of Rs 22,000 in 1920 to C V Raman's path breaking research which won him the Nobel prize
  18. National Water Development Agency : 1980(1982)
  19. Kandhmal : Orissa
  20. Port Pardeep : Orissa
  21. Organisation to advise the government on reforms in economic matters :Economic Policy and reforms Council
  22. Nathra ki Pal area of Rajasthan Iron ore
  23. Per capita income of Rajasthan during 2007-08 : 20,000 (19,920)
  24. Vamsa Bhaskar : Surajmal Misran
  25. Mammoth is the ancestor of Elephant
  26. Marwari forces sent to Khanwa to support Sanga against Babur
  27. Flood in Kawas in Barmer : 2006
  28. 'The Manchester of Rajasthan' : Bhilwara
  29. First session of Rajputana Madhyabharat Sabha in 1919 : Delhi (in fact it was in 1918)
  30. RIDCOR : Road Infrastructure Development Company of Rajasthan
  31. Mahakma Baqoit
  32. Metallic cups reached room temperature
  33. Sea water converted into pure water : Reverse Osmosis
  34. Booker's Prize 2008 : Arvind Adiga
  35. Khariya, Raswani, Shobhala and Udisbhar are
  36. Bani Thani painting : Kishangarh school
  37. Shahpura (Bhilwara) Headquarter Ramsnehi
  38. President of South Africa after Thabo Mbeki : Kglema Motlanthe
  39. Person enters dark room from strong light area : Rhodospin
  40. United Nations General Assembly President : Miguel d'escoto
  41. National Institute of Design for Geographical Indicator status : Jaipur for Blue pottery and Udaipur for clay work
  42. Tick mark correct : Cimmco wagon factory restarted in Bharatpur after eight years
  43. Duty of union government to protect states against external aggression and internal disturbance : 355
  44. Finger lake region located in : USA
  45. Bio-magnification : increasing the amount of pesticides in the organisms of successive trophic level
  46. Pearl is constituted of calcium carbonate
  47. Mangla-Bhagyam, Shakti and Aishwarya are oil fields in barmer sanchore basin
  48. Handloom mark shows the standard of handloom clothes ??
  49. Not correct : Bureau of industrial Promotion is an agency for promotion of small scale industry projects
  50. Chairman of ISRO : G Madhavan Nair
  51. Least population density in Rajasthan : Jaisalmer
  52. Desert Development Programme : 1977-78
  53. Governor of West Bengal : Gopal Gandhi
  54. Hot Spot of biodiversity : eastern himalyas and western ghat
  55. Maitri Express train : Kolkata and Dhaka
  56. Alum cleans the muddy water by coagulation
  57. Acid formed during change of milk into curd lactic acid
  58. Heavy rainfall in pushkar, where does the flood occursAjmer
  59. Archaeopteryx is connecting link between reptiles and aves
  60. Atlas mountain Africa
  61. Adamya chetna trust, havells india ltd, HZLtd and DSCL Kota related Mid day meal programme
  62. Symbol of World Wild life fund is Red Panda
  63. India signed nuclear cooperation in Sep 2008 with France
  64. Suncity of rajasthan Jodhpur
  65. Azolla anabaena biofertilizer rice
  66. Diagnosis the death by drowning : Diatoms
  67. Nawalgadh(Sikar) Ginder utsav
  68. Andhayug dharma veer bharati
  69. NREGA incorrect : its only for Sc and ST below poverty line
  70. Lasodiya movement for social reforms in Bhils of Mewar, Bagar and nearby regionsMoti lal Tejawat
  71. Author of nyaya darshan : gautam
  72. Churu Bikaner siganganagar : Gypsum
  73. Dispute of Subhash bose
  74. Chandrayan I was launched from Andhra Pradesh
  75. First DNA bank of India : Lucknow
  76. False statement : blue waves scattered more than violet waves
  77. Pheromones are founded in insects
  78. Highest forest areaBaran Udaipur Chittor
  79. Electoral college for US Presidential Election : None of them
  80. Match list mewat : eight blocks of alwar, border area thirteen blocks…..
  81. The audacity of hope : Barack Obama
  82. Height of guru sikhar peak in rajasthan 1722
  83. Psyllium Husk(planto ovate) 'Isabgol' : Jalore
  84. Manomohan singh RS member from Assam
  85. Matching pair : Masuria sari : Kota
  86. Dhawadia were the persons :engaged in looting of caravans
  87. Incorrect about inflation :for some commodities retail prices also considered
  88. World's youngest king : Bhutan
  89. Khas : sawaimadhopur, bharatpur, tonk
  90. Golden rice : Vitamin A
  91. Minamata disease : mercury
  92. Flame of the forest in Rajasthan : Palas
  93. Muslim league formed government after 1946 electionsNW Frontier
  94. Bull seal of Indus valleyMohenjodaro
  95. Bharat Ratna : Pandit Bhimsen Joshi
  96. Baxa Tiger Project : West Bengal ( in fact it is Buxa)
  97. Dyarchy at the centre : Government of India Act, 1935
  98. Jnan Pith on 06th November 2008 : Rehman Rahi
  99. Salt is added : Boiling point is increased and freezing point is decreased

100. Synthesis of polythene : Ethane

RAS GK and General Science 2008 Paper Solved

 

Here is the solution of Rajasthan Administrative Services (RAS) 2008 G.K. and General Science paper conducted today on 7th January 7, 2009.
Some questions are doubtful and I am clarifying with resources I have with me and if you have any doubts or correction in any of these, you are most welcome to comment and your comments will be credited and appreciated.
http://CompetitionExam.com
N.B.

  1. The numbers are according to 'C' series
  2. Questions in violet colour are doubtful
  3. Answers are in red colour
    Questions with Answers :
    1. Function of colonization in Rajasthan : to allot land *(see comment)
    2. Ashtadhyayi : Panini
    3. Million plus cities in India ( Census 2001 ) : 39
    4. Art style with Indian and Greek feature : Gandhar
    5. Jal durga : Gagron
    6. Inscription which throw light on the writings of Maharana Kumbha : Rajprashahsti 1676 see comments
    7. Mahajanapada situated on the bank of river Godavari : Assaka
    8. Most stable ecosystem : Marine
    9. Macroeconomic developments under various programmes launched by state government in Rajasthan : Sujas/ Economic Review *see comments
    10. First women ' Four Star General' Anne Dun Woody
    11. Coral Reefs : east and west coast see comments
    12. Raika's in Rajasthan : traditional camel breeder
    13. Who represented Congress in second round Table Conference : Mahatma Gandhi
    14. Common among Brahma samaj, Ram Krishna Mission and Arya Samaj : none of these three had a political mission but they helped to develop a spirit of patriotism
    15. Monsoon rainfall in Rajasthan increases : South west to North East NE to SW(*see comments : I agree with the reason)
    16. Not a seven sisters of North East states : West Bengal
    17. Rajasthan born industrialist contributed a sum of Rs 22,000 in 1920 to C V Raman's path breaking research which won him the Nobel prize : GD Birla (* see comments , thanks Harman)
    18. National Water Development Agency : 1980(1982)
    19. Kandhmal : Orissa
    20. Port Pardeep : Orissa
    21. Organisation to advise the government on reforms in economic matters : Economic Policy and reforms Council
    22. Nathra ki Pal area of Rajasthan Iron ore
    23. Per capita income of Rajasthan during 2007-08 : 20,000 (19,920) 22,000 see comments
    24. Vamsa Bhaskar : Surajmal Misran
    25. Mammoth is the ancestor of Elephant
    26. Marwari forces sent to Khanwa to support Sanga against Babur see comments
    27. Flood in Kawas in Barmer : 2006
    28. 'The Manchester of Rajasthan' : Bhilwara
    29. First session of Rajputana Madhyabharat Sabha in 1919 : Delhi (in fact it was in 1918)
    30. RIDCOR : Road Infrastructure Development Company of Rajasthan
    31. Mahakma Baqoit to pay king's dues(*see comments, thanks Harman)
    32. Metallic cups reached room temperature Cup in Churu *(See comments)
    33. Sea water converted into pure water : Reverse Osmosis
    34. Booker's Prize 2008 : Arvind Adiga
    35. Khariya, Raswani, Shobhala and Udisbhar are
    36. Bani Thani painting : Kishangarh school
    37. Shahpura (Bhilwara) Headquarter Ramsnehi
    38. President of South Africa after Thabo Mbeki : Kglema Motlanthe
    39. Person enters dark room from strong light area : Rhodospin change in the size of pupil *(see comment)
    40. United Nations General Assembly President : Miguel d'escoto
    41. National Institute of Design for Geographical Indicator status : Jaipur for Blue pottery and Udaipur for clay work
    42. Tick mark correct : Cimmco wagon factory restarted in Bharatpur after eight years
    43. Duty of union government to protect states against external aggression and internal disturbance : 355
    44. Finger lake region located in : USA
    45. Bio-magnification : increasing the amount of pesticides in the organisms of successive trophic level
    46. Pearl is constituted of calcium carbonate
    47. Mangla-Bhagyam, Shakti and Aishwarya are oil fields in barmer sanchore basin
    48. Handloom mark shows the standard of handloom clothes ??
    49. Not correct : Bureau of industrial Promotion is an agency for promotion of small scale industry projects
    50. Chairman of ISRO : G Madhavan Nair
    51. Least population density in Rajasthan : Jaisalmer
    52. Desert Development Programme : 1977-78
    53. Governor of West Bengal : Gopal Gandhi
    54. Hot Spot of biodiversity : eastern himalyas and western ghat
    55. Maitri Express train : Kolkata and Dhaka
    56. Alum cleans the muddy water by coagulation
    57. Acid formed during change of milk into curd lactic acid
    58. Heavy rainfall in pushkar, where does the flood occurs Ajmer Balotra(*see comments)
    59. Archaeopteryx is connecting link between reptiles and aves
    60. Atlas mountain Africa
    61. Adamya chetna trust, havells india ltd, HZLtd and DSCL Kota related Mid day meal programme
    62. Symbol of World Wild life fund is Red Panda
    63. India signed nuclear cooperation in Sep 2008 with France
    64. Suncity of rajasthan Jodhpur
    65. Azolla anabaena biofertilizer rice
    66. Diagnosis the death by drowning : Diatoms
    67. Nawalgadh(Sikar) Ginder utsav cement factory * see comments
    68. Andhayug dharma veer bharati
    69. NREGA incorrect : its only for SC and ST below poverty line
    70. Lasodiya movement for social reforms in Bhils of Mewar, Bagar and nearby regions Moti lal Tejawat Mavji*(see comment)
    71. Author of nyaya darshan : gautam
    72. Churu Bikaner siganganagar : Gypsum
    73. Dispute of Subhash bose : double membership of CSP members*(see comments)
    74. Chandrayan I was launched from Andhra Pradesh
    75. First DNA bank of India : Lucknow
    76. False statement : blue waves scattered more than violet waves
    77. Pheromones are founded in insects
    78. Highest forest area Baran Udaipur Chittor
    79. Electoral college for US Presidential Election : None of them
    80. Match list mewat : eight blocks of alwar, border area thirteen blocks…..
    81. The audacity of hope : Barack Obama
    82. Height of guru sikhar peak in rajasthan 1722
    83. Psyllium Husk(planto ovate) 'Isabgol' : Jalore
    84. Manomohan singh RS member from Assam
    85. Matching pair : Masuria sari : Kota
    86. Dhawadia were the persons : engaged in looting of caravans
    87. Incorrect about inflation : for some commodities retail prices also considered
    88. World's youngest king : Bhutan
    89. Khas : sawaimadhopur, bharatpur, tonk
    90. Golden rice : Vitamin A
    91. Minamata disease : mercury
    92. Flame of the forest in Rajasthan : Palas
    93. Muslim league formed government after 1946 elections NW Frontier see comments
    94. Bull seal of Indus valley Mohenjodaro
    95. Bharat Ratna : Pandit Bhimsen Joshi
    96. Baxa Tiger Project : West Bengal ( in fact it is Buxa)
    97. Dyarchy at the centre : Government of India Act, 1935
    98. Jnan Pith on 06th November 2008 : Rehman Rahi
    99. Salt is added : Boiling point is increased and freezing point is decreased

          100. Synthesis of polythene : Ethane(*I think it should be Ethene)

          RAS GK and GS 2007 Solved

          RAS GK and GS 2007 Solved
          N.B.

          1. I used a,b,c and d for options 1,2,3 and 4 to avoid confusions
          2. Some questions are not answered as I am not sure of so if you are sure about them, write them in comments
          3. The questions are according to 'C' Series
          Q 1 . gas used by deep sea divers :
          a.Helium
          Q2. 'Jiz Muhmmed Shahi'
          c.Swai Jai Singh
          Q3. Booker 2006
          b.Kiran Desai
          Q4. Talwar Bandhai
          a. at time of Succession
          Q5. RUDSET
          c. unemployed rural youth
          Q6. Endangered plants
          c. Red Data Book
          Q7. NREGP
          c.legal right
          Q8. Pres APJ Abdul Kalam Fly
          d. Sukhoi
          Q9.town level lower than river nearby
          d.Balotra
          Q10.UPC
          c. Bar Code
          Q 11. Electric Bulb Temp
          c. 2000 to 2500 Celccius
          Q12. A Holy Fool
          a. A Writers people
          Q 13.RTI
          a. Secure info.
          Q14.The half life
          c. decay 3/4
          Q15.Gas in atmosphere
          b. Co2
          Q16Commonwealth games
          c. New Delhi
          Q17. Baroli Temples
          b. Dravid ( see comments ) not sure ??
          Q18. JAi Singh Suri
          a. Hammirmadmardan
          Q19.Character Jhamtya and Khatkhatya
          ??
          Q20.PM of Brihad Raj
          c. Heera lal Shashtri
          Q21. China in UN
          c. 1971
          Q22. Fashion for Dev.
          d. Popularise Khadi
          Q23. Big bang
          b.Origin of Universe
          Q24.makes soil acidic and alkaline
          b. Capillary Action
          Q25.RIICO
          a. Establish industrial area
          Q26 Tagri
          c. Waist
          Q27. Sun visible few min before
          d. Refraction
          Q28. State to conclude treaty with British
          a. Kota
          Q29. Indira Canal
          d. Harike Dam
          Q30.Contiguous distt.
          c. Sirohi Pali Nagaur
          Q31 Max. calorie from which dist.
          b. Badmer
          Q32. Ice in water glass.
          c. Remains same
          Q33. Nagaur famous
          b. Fenugreek
          Q34 Tharparkar
          b. Border regions
          Q35 Hunch back belt
          d. Ajmer - Nagaur
          Q36. VAC of Pres
          b. Chief Justice
          Q 37. Indian ambassador Topple Govt
          Q 38.Rajparmukh to Governor
          d. 1956
          Q39 Chambal Ghati
          c. Jawahar sagar and Rana pratap sagar
          Q 40 94% votes to CM
          a. Ghulam Nabi
          Q 41 Soud Echo
          b. 17
          Q 42 word lengths for supercomputers
          c. 64 bits
          Q 43 Bharat Nirman
          b. Rural Infastructure
          Q44. Garhbeetely
          b. Taragarh Ajmer
          Q45 Gandhi of Bagar
          d. Bhogi lal pandya
          Q46 Zinc and Lead of Quality
          c. Rampura Agucha
          Q 47 German Silver
          b. Aluminium
          Q 48 Cotton, Groundnut state
          d. Gujarat
          Q49 mewat saint
          a. Charan das
          Q 50. karunanidhi
          d. Five times
          Q51 Chinese traveller
          c. Hien tsang
          Q 52. 90 % asbestos
          b. Udaipur,Dungarpur.
          Q53. Montenegro
          a. 2006
          Q54. Oldest Canal
          a. Gang canal
          Q 55. Max. Rural poplation %
          b. Banswara
          Q56 FRBM 2003
          a. Financial Discipline
          Q 57. Mahila Coop bank
          a. Jaipur
          Q58. World Water
          b. 1.5
          Q59. Teej
          b. Shravan
          Q60.Lang by highest number
          a. Bengali
          Q61 Defining Moments
          c. Rajendra Sekhar
          Q62 Stem Cells
          d. Found only in embryo
          Q63 asoka name on
          d. Minor edict Maski
          Q64. Dodo.
          d. Mauritius
          Q 65. Bhu Portam
          a. Andhra
          Q66. World Bank $600 million
          a. Rural Coop.
          Q67. Chicago
          d. Sep 1993
          Q68. Oxytosin
          a. Pitutiary
          Q69. Cultural Melting Pot
          Delhi or Bangalore (most likely Delhi )
          Q 70. Maximum Border
          b. Arunachal
          Q71.Candle Flame
          c. Round
          Q 72 two bubbles
          b.smaller become smaller
          Q73. Phad postal stamp
          c. Devnarayan
          Q74. Bikaner Rathore ki Khyat
          a. Dyal das
          Q75 Area under National Park
          c. Sikkim
          Q76. Rajasthan Seva Sangh
          a. 1919
          Q77. Panchayat article
          b. 243
          Q78 Leta , Mangrol
          a. Weaving
          Q79. Plaster of Paris
          a. Calcium phosphate
          Q80 Ajrakh Print.
          d. Badmer
          Q81 Dairy and food sc. college
          d. Udaipur
          Q82. Ghaghaar River
          d. Abbas Fort
          Q83 sethusamundram
          b.167 km
          Q84. UN women together Award.
          b. Vasundhra
          Q85.Rana pratap sagar
          c. Rawathbhata
          Q86. Lathi Series
          b. Mneral Belt
          Q 87. Capillary tube
          c. Surface tension less
          Q 88. Saim condition
          b. Ecological Change
          Q89. Bioremediation
          a. Elimination of toxi pollutant
          Q90.Music instrument by mouth
          b. Algoza
          Q91.Dharmat.
          b. MP
          Q92 Chkwada.
          c. Public waterbody
          Q93.Temp f is double of C
          b. -12.3
          Q94. Raj Rashtriya Chemicals and FErt.
          a. Kapasan
          Q95. Highest density of Human settlement
          a. Ajmer
          Q 96. incorrect pair
          b. Sevan grass- Alwar
          Q97. british political agent killed
          b. Mason
          Q98. Top policy Priority
          b. Animal Husbandry
          Q99. Power Pack Project
          a. Solar Energy
          Q 100. Shivraman Comt.
          b. CrefiCard

          R.A.S./R.T.S. (Pre.) Examination, 2008 Public Administration : Solved Paper (Held on 7-1-2009)

          1. Which of the following theories focuses on informal organization and participative management ?
          (A) Human Relations Theory
          (B) Scientific Management Theory
          (C) Behavioural Theory
          (D) Contingency Theory
          Ans : (A)

          2. “Until administrative description reaches a higher level of sophistication, there is little reason to hope that rapid progress will be made towards the identification and verification of validadministrative principles.” Who said it ?
          (A) Henri Fayol
          (B) Leonard White
          (C) Herbert Simon
          (D) Robert Dahl
          Ans : (D)

          3. Which of the following attempts to construct a theory of public organization in tune with consumer interests and individual preferences ?
          (A) Development Administration Approach
          (B) Public Choice Approach
          (C) Co-optation Concept
          (D) Behavioural Approach
          Ans : (B)

          4. Who theorized that ‘Every person has certain basic assumptions about other people’s attitude toward work and organization.’ ?
          (A) Elton Mayo
          (B) Frederick Herzberg
          (C) Chris Argyris
          (D) Douglas McGregor
          Ans : (D)

          5. Which of the following has been termed as the biological parent of Public Administration ?
          (A) Sociology
          (B) Political Science
          (C) Business Administration
          (D) Psychology
          Ans : (B)

          6. The central theme of Comparative Public Administration is—
          (A) Administrative structure
          (B) Bureaucracy
          (C) Citizen-Administration Relations
          (D) Leadership
          Ans : (B)

          7. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I (Theme)
          (a) Job Enrichment
          (b) Mechanical Study of the Process
          (c) Human Dimensions
          (d) Social Equity Attitude
          List-II (Thinker)
          1. D. Waldo
          2. W. F. Willoughby
          3. F. Herzberg
          4. Herbert Simon
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 3 2 1 4
          (B) 4 3 2 1
          (C) 3 2 4 1
          (D) 2 4 1 3
          Ans : (A)

          8. The most preferred perspective to distinguish public and private in administration is—
          (A) Agency
          (B) Interest
          (C) Access
          (D) Commitment
          Ans : (B)

          9. “Lack of courage to delegate properly and of knowledge how to do it is one of the most general causes of failure in organization.” Who said it ?
          (A) Henri Fayol
          (B) Lyndall Urwick
          (C) Paul H. Appleby
          (D) Dwight Waldo
          Ans : (A)

          10. Who was the Chairman of the Comparative Administration Group 1963 ?
          (A) Herbert Simon
          (B) Robert Dahl
          (C) Fred Riggs
          (D) Franc Marini
          Ans : (C)

          11. Politicisation of bureaucracy means—
          (A) Responding to the will of the government of every complexion
          (B) Sacrificing professional norms for party consideration
          (C) Supporting party ideology
          (D) Attending party assemblies
          Ans : (B)

          12. “In the past the man was first. In the future the system will be the first.” Who said it ?
          (A) Frederick Taylor
          (B) Peter Drucker
          (C) Marshall Dimock
          (D) Leonard White
          Ans : (B)

          13. Rensis Likert’s System I is characterised by—
          (A) Supportive Leadership
          (B) Low Motivation
          (C) Self Regulation
          (D) Openness
          Ans : (B)

          14. The basic premise of New Public Management is—
          (A) Governments as the primary agent of all social action
          (B) Large governmental bureaucracies
          (C) More flexible and open governments
          (D) Paternal governments
          Ans : (C)

          15. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I
          (a) Direct Authority
          (b) Delegated Authority
          (c) Functional Authority
          (d) Personal Authority
          List-II
          1. Seniority
          2. Unbroken line between Issuer and Acceptor
          3. An Intermediate Agency between Issuer and Acceptor
          4. Intrinsic by special knowledge
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 1 2 3 4
          (B) 2 1 4 3
          (C) 2 3 4 1
          (D) 1 3 2 4
          Ans : (C)

          16. According to Mary Parker Follett, the principles of effective coordination are—
          (a) Intellectual Ability
          (b) Continuity
          (c) Reciprocity
          (d) Mutual Consultation
          Codes :
          (A) (a) and (b)
          (B) (a), (b) and (c)
          (C) (b) and (c)
          (D) (b), (c) and (d)
          Ans : (C)

          17. Dwight Waldo in his book ‘The Administrative State’ has attacked—
          (a) Notion of Unchanging Principles of Administration
          (b) Human Emotions in Organization
          (c) Narrowness of Values of Economy and Efficiency
          (d) Inconsistencies in Methodology used in determining the principles
          Codes :
          (A) (a), (b) and (d)
          (B) (b), (c) and (d)
          (C) (a), (c) and (d)
          (D) (a), (b) and (c)
          Ans : (C)

          18. Human Relations Theory believed that the people are—
          (A) Economic Men
          (B) Homogeneous
          (C) Heterogeneous
          (D) Atomistic
          Ans : (C)

          19. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I
          (a) Substantive Coordination
          (b) Internal Coordination
          (c) Horizontal Coordination
          (d) Procedural Coordination
          List-II
          1. Between Units in the same level
          2. Between different units within the organisation
          3. Generalised description of the behaviour and relationship of the members of the organization
          4. Content of the organization’s activities
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 4 2 1 3
          (B) 1 4 2 3
          (C) 3 4 1 2
          (D) 2 1 3 4
          Ans : (A)

          20. The linking process for interaction under systems approach does not include—
          (A) Communication
          (B) Delegation
          (C) Balance
          (D) Decision Making
          Ans : (B)

          21. “Work division is the foundation of organization, indeed, the reason for organization.” Who said it ?
          (A) Frederick Taylor
          (B) Henri Fayol
          (C) Luther Gulick
          (D) Mary Parker Follett
          Ans : (C)

          22. The semantic barrier to communication is not—
          (A) Environment
          (B) Distracting Noise
          (C) Distance
          (D) Poor Listening Habits
          Ans : (C)

          23. The Bills which can be introduced but cannot be considered without the prior recommendation of the President is—
          (A) Money Bills under Article 110
          (B) Financial Bills not consisting solely of matters specified in Article 110
          (C) Ordinary Bills involving expenditure from the Consolidated Fund
          (D) Bills affecting taxes in which States are interested
          Ans : (C)

          24. New Public Administration shares this feature with Development Administration—
          (A) Effective coordination
          (B) Change orientation
          (C) Temporal Dimension
          (D) Ecological Perspective
          Ans : (B)

          25. “As long as the study of Public Administration is not comparative, claims for a science of Public Administration is rather hollow.” Who said it ?
          (A) Fred Riggs
          (B) Max Weber
          (C) Robert Dahl
          (D) Ferrel Heady
          Ans : (C)

          26. In Britain the ‘Priestly formula’ relates to—
          (A) Recruitment
          (B) Promotion
          (C) Pay
          (D) Disciplinary Action
          Ans : (B)

          27. Whitley Council in UK is not a forum for—
          (A) Discussion and Negotiation
          (B) Ventilation of Grievances
          (C) Settlement of Disputes on Service Conditions
          (D) Settlement of Individual cases relating to Promotion & Disciplinary Action
          Ans : (D)

          28. “Neutral bureaucracy can be found only in a secular political culture.” Who said it ?
          (A) M. E. Dimock
          (B) Glenn Stahl
          (C) G. A. Almond
          (D) Max Weber
          Ans : (C)

          29. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I (Concept)
          (a) Monte Carlo
          (b) Gambler
          (c) Synetics
          (d) Contract
          List-II (Meaning)
          1. Generation of Alternative Solutions
          2. Narrow Form of Simulation
          3. Formal Basis of Authority
          4. To take Greater Risk
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 2 4 1 3
          (B) 2 1 3 4
          (C) 1 4 2 3
          (D) 4 1 3 2
          Ans : (C)

          30. The most effective means of citizens’ control over administration is—
          (A) Elections
          (B) Pressure Groups
          (C) Advisory Committees
          (D) Public Opinion
          Ans : (A)

          31. The U.S. President’s principal staff agency in fiscal, legislative and administrative management is—
          (A) Bureau of the Budget
          (B) The Office of Management and Budget
          (C) Department of the Treasury
          (D) White House Office
          Ans : (B)

          32. Which of the following is not a feature of U.S. personnel system ?
          (A) Competitive Service
          (B) Lateral Entry
          (C) Post-entry Training
          (D) Rule of Three
          Ans : (B)

          33. Grants from Centre to the States are regulated by the following Articles of the Constitution—
          (A) 268, 269, 270, 272
          (B) 270, 271, 274
          (C) 273, 275, 282
          (D) 275, 282, 287
          Ans : (A)

          34. The expectancy theory of motivation depends upon the employee’s perception of the relationship between—
          (A) Need, Performance and Achievement
          (B) Effort, Performance and Reward
          (C) Desire, Performance and Response
          (D) Preference, Performance and Action
          Ans : (B)

          35. Who referred the interaction between politicians and administrators as ‘administrative politics’ ?
          (A) Michael Murray
          (B) Michael Crozier
          (C) David Rosenblom
          (D) Peter Self
          Ans : (D)

          36. The techniques applied in performance appraisal in U.S.A. are—
          (a) Rating Scale
          (b) Critical Incidents
          (c) Forced choice
          (d) Forced Distribution
          Codes :
          (A) (a) and (b)
          (B) (c) and (d)
          (C) (a), (b) and (c)
          (D) (a), (b), (c) and (d)
          Ans : (D)

          37. The political rights granted to the Civil Servants in France are—
          (a) Right to become member of a political party
          (b) Right to participate in political activities
          (c) Right to criticise government’s policies
          (d) Right to contest elections to any representative office
          Codes :
          (A) (a) and (b)
          (B) (a), (b) and (d)
          (C) (c) and (d)
          (D) (a), (b), (c) and (d)
          Ans : (D)

          38. The functions performed by the then Secretary to the Governor-General before Independence are now performed by—
          (A) Chief Secretary
          (B) Cabinet Secretariat
          (C) Prime Minister’s Office
          (D) Ministry of Home Affairs
          Ans : (C)

          39. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I
          (a) Economic Man
          (b) Decision Tree
          (c) Link Pin Concept
          (d) Simulation
          List-II
          1. Trial and Error Approach to Complex Problems
          2. Subordinate becomes a Member of the Superior’s Decision Unit
          3. Optimum Decision
          4. Graphic Method to see Alternative Solutions
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 3 4 2 1
          (B) 2 1 3 4
          (C) 3 4 1 2
          (D) 1 3 4 2
          Ans : (A)

          40. In USA the authority to regulate the formation and dissolution of Federal Departments is vested in—
          (A) President
          (B) Congress
          (C) Constitution
          (D) President in consultation with the Secretary of State
          Ans : (B)

          41. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I
          (a) Zone of Acceptance
          (b) Zone of Indifference
          (c) Span of Attention
          (d) Scalar chain
          List-II
          1. Graicunas
          2. Henri Fayol
          3. Herbert Simon
          4. Chester Barnard
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 2 3 4 1
          (B) 3 4 1 2
          (C) 4 3 2 1
          (D) 3 2 1 4
          Ans : (B)

          42. Which of the following, according to Bruce Stone, is not a ‘Bottom-Up’ concept of accountability ?
          (A) Parliamentary control
          (B) Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Review
          (C) Constituency Relationship
          (D) Market
          Ans : (B)

          43. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I
          (a) Civil Service Commission
          (b) Recruitment by Promotion
          (c) Open Competition
          (d) Centralised Recruitment
          List-II
          1. 1917
          2. 1926
          3. 1919
          4. 1833
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 2 3 1 4
          (B) 2 1 4 3
          (C) 3 1 2 4
          (D) 4 3 1 2
          Ans : (B)

          44. The concept of Citizens’ Charter as a means to greater accountability and openness was first introduced in 1991 in—
          (A) USA
          (B) U.K.
          (C) France
          (D) India
          Ans : (B)

          45. Which of the following is not an informal training type ?
          (A) Training by Communication
          (B) Conference Method
          (C) Departmental Training
          (D) Syndicate Method
          Ans : (D)

          46. A grant for meeting an unexpected demand is called—
          (A) Supplementary Grant
          (B) Votes on Account
          (C) Votes on Credit
          (D) Exceptional Grant
          Ans : (D)

          47. “Budget is a document which is unstitched and reassembled by the Appropriation Committees of both the Houses.” This statement of Aaron Wildrasky applies to the budget of—
          (A) United States of America
          (B) United Kingdom
          (C) France
          (D) India
          Ans : (A)

          48. The best check on bureaucratic power, according to Weber, lies with—
          (A) Powerful Private Groups
          (B) Strong Bureaucratic leadership
          (C) Strong Parliament
          (D) Superior Technical Knowledge of the Chief Executive
          Ans : (D)

          49. ‘If a society is not at all differentiated, if there are no specialists, if everyone can do everything.’ Riggs calls it a—
          (A) Society
          (B) Prismatic Society
          (C) Diffracted Society
          (D) Transitional Society
          Ans : (B)

          50. Which one is not correctly matched ?
          (A) Compromiser—poor decision maker
          (B) Executive—good motivator
          (C) Bureaucrat—control of situation by rules
          (D) Developer—interest in harmony, avoids conflicts
          Ans : (B)

          51. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I (Books)
          (a) The New Science of Management decision
          (b) Organization and Innovation
          (c) The Achieving Society
          (d) Eupsychian Management
          List-II (Author)
          1. David McClelland
          2. Abraham Maslow
          3. Chris Argyris
          4. Herbert Simon
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 1 2 3 4
          (B) 3 1 4 2
          (C) 4 3 1 2
          (D) 4 2 3 1
          Ans : (C)

          52. ‘The bureaucracy is a circle, which no one can escape, its hierarchy is a hierarchy of knowledge.’ Who said it ?
          (A) Max Weber
          (B) Karl Marx
          (C) Blau and Scott
          (D) T. Parsons
          Ans : (B)

          53. Which of the following is an area of Planning Commission ?
          (A) Review of the Union and State Finances
          (B) Maintaining Macro-economic Stability
          (C) Public and Foreign Loans
          (D) Suggesting Ways and Means to Restructure Public Finance
          Ans : (A)

          54. The advantages of a departmental undertaking are—
          (a) Optimum Utilisation of Financial Resources
          (b) Operational Flexibility
          (c) High Degree of Accountability
          (d) Autonomy in working
          Codes :
          (A) (a) and (b)
          (B) (a) and (c)
          (C) (a), (b) and (d)
          (D) (b), (c) and (d)
          Ans : (B)

          55. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I
          (a) Endo-prismatic
          (b) Exo-prismatic
          (c) Ortho prismatic
          (d) Diffracted
          List-II
          1. Semi differentiated and malintegrated
          2. Congruence of aspiration and reality
          3. Impetus from outside
          4. Internally generated movement towards diffraction
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 3 2 4 1
          (B) 4 3 1 2
          (C) 2 4 3 1
          (D) 1 2 3 4
          Ans : (B)

          56. The authority which can make rules for the transaction of the business of the Government of India is—
          (A) President
          (B) Prime Minister
          (C) Parliament
          (D) Ministry of Home Affairs
          Ans : (A)

          57. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I (Concept)
          (a) Knowledge Worker
          (b) Domination by Organization personality
          (c) Action-centred Leadership Theory
          (d) Organization as Bureaucracy
          List-II (Thinkers)
          1. John Adair
          2. Max Weber
          3. Chester Barnard
          4. Peter Drucker
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 1 2 3 4
          (B) 1 3 2 4
          (C) 4 3 1 2
          (D) 4 3 2 1
          Ans : (C)

          58. ‘No money shall be withdrawn from the Consolidated Fund except under appropriation made by law.’ This has been provided in—
          (A) Article 110
          (B) Article 112
          (C) Article 113
          (D) Article 114
          Ans : (D)

          59. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I
          (a) All India Services
          (b) Classification of Civil Services
          (c) Regulation of Recruitment and Conditions of Service
          (d) General Policies Regarding all Central Services
          List-II
          1. Parliamentary Act
          2. Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
          3. Article 312
          4. Civil Service Rules 1930
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 1 2 3 4
          (B) 3 4 1 2
          (C) 3 2 4 1
          (D) 1 2 4 3
          Ans : (B)

          60. “Increasing efficiency must begin with those higher ups. This is the essence of scientific management.” Who said it ?
          (A) Woodrow Wilson
          (B) Louis Brandis
          (C) Frederick Taylor
          (D) Harrington Emerson
          Ans : (D)

          61. The conditions necessary to ensure that neutrality does not lead to a state of inertia and status-quo maintenance are—
          (a) cultural or class congruence between Ruling group and Administrative elite
          (b) absence of fundamental disagreement over social core values
          (c) active participation in political process
          (d) a shared belief system’s presence
          Codes :
          (A) (a) and (b)
          (B) (a), (c) and (d)
          (C) (a), (b) and (c)
          (D) (a), (b) and (d)
          Ans : (D)

          62. Rigg’s concept of development considers penetration as a factor of integration. Consider the following—
          (a) The ability of the government to make and carry out decisions.
          (b) People’s receptivity to law
          (c) People’s will to participate
          (d) People’s ability to participate
          Which of the above is correct regarding penetration ?
          Codes :
          (A) (a)
          (B) (b) and (d)
          (C) (c)
          (D) (c) and (d)
          Ans : (A)

          63. Who recommended that the National Development Council should be given a constitutional status under Article 263 and renamed as National Economic and Development Council ?
          (A) Administrative Reforms Commission
          (B) Sarkaria Commission
          (C) P. J. Rajamannar Committee
          (D) Chief Secretary’s Conference
          Ans : (B)

          64. What falls within the purview of consultation of Union Public Service Commission ?
          (a) Direct Appointment
          (b) Promotion and Transfer
          (c) Pay and Service Conditions
          (d) Classification and Training
          Codes :
          (A) (a) and (b)
          (B) (b) and (c)
          (C) (a), (b) and (c)
          (D) (b), (c) and (d)
          Ans : (A)

          65. In a State the Chief Secretary acts as—
          (a) Principal Adviser to the Governor
          (b) Coordinating link in inter-State Disputes
          (c) Secretary to the Chief Minister
          (d) Chairman of all Planning and Development Coordination Committees
          Codes :
          (A) (a) and (c)
          (B) (c) and (d)
          (C) (a), (b) and (c)
          (D) (b), (c) and (d)
          Ans : (B)

          66. Which of the following provided for the appointment of the same person as Governor of two or more States ?
          (A) Article 153
          (B) Article 155
          (C) 7th Constitutional Amendment
          (D) 11th Constitutional Amendment
          Ans : (C)

          67. Audit of State Government Accounts is a—
          (A) State Subject
          (B) Union Subject
          (C) Subject on Concurrent List
          (D) Subject of Fiscal Policy
          Ans : (B)

          68. The body that examines the expenditure of the Departments and questions the propriety of these expenditures is—
          (A) Public Accounts Committee
          (B) Estimate Committee
          (C) Comptroller and Auditor General
          (D) Committee on Assurances
          Ans : (C)

          69. Reappropriation is permissible only—
          (A) Between voted and charged items of expenditure
          (B) Between different grants voted by the Lok Sabha
          (C) Within the same grant only
          (D) To meet any expenditure not already sanctioned by the Lok Sabha
          Ans : (C)

          70. It is a comprehensive account of the receipts and expenditure of the Government under various heads and sub-heads of the Budget—
          (A) The Appropriation Account
          (B) The Finance Account
          (C) Economic Classification of the Budget
          (D) Functional Classification of the Budget
          Ans : (B)

          71. Which of the following statements are true about Lokayukta in Rajasthan ?
          (a) He is appointed by the Governor and is responsible to the legislature.
          (b) His jurisdiction spans over Ministers, Members of State Legislature and higher Civil Servants.
          (c) He considers the cases of corruption and mal administration.
          (d) His job is confined to investigate allegations and not grievances.
          Codes :
          (A) (a) and (d)
          (B) (a), (b) and (c)
          (C) (a), (b), (c) and (d)
          (D) (a) and (c)
          Ans : (D)

          72. Among the critical dimensions of the leadership situation the most important dimension, according to Fiedler, is—
          (A) Position Power
          (B) Task Structure
          (C) Leader-Member Relations
          (D) Least Preferred Co-worker
          Ans : (D)

          73. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I
          (a) Citizen’s Charter
          (b) Right to Information
          (c) Judicial Control
          (d) Legislative Control
          List-II
          1. Total Quality Approach
          2. Accountability for Decision
          3. Transparency
          4. Guarantee against Arbitrariness
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 3 4 1 2
          (B) 1 2 3 4
          (C) 3 1 2 4
          (D) 1 3 4 2
          Ans : (D)

          74. Which one of the following is not a function of the Directorate ?
          (A) Formulation of the Budget of the Department
          (B) Inspection of the execution of work by Field Officers
          (C) Rendering technical advice to the Minister/Secretary
          (D) Coordination of interdepartmental functions
          Ans : (A)

          75. Which of the following is not correctly matched ?
          (A) Injunction—Strong arm of equity
          (B) Quo Warranto—Prevents illegal assumption of Public Office
          (C) Prohibition—Issued against administrative authorities
          (D) Habeas Corpus—The bulwark of individual liberty.
          Ans : (C)

          76. The recommendation to the Union Government for the grant of financial assistance to the States is made by—
          (a) The President
          (b) The Comptroller and Auditor General of India
          (c) The Finance Commission
          (d) The Planning Commission
          Codes :
          (A) (a) and (c)
          (B) (b) and (c)
          (C) (c) and (d)
          (D) (b), (c) and (d)
          Ans : (C)

          77. “It transforms the representative democracy into participatory democracy.” This statement has a reference to—
          (A) Parliamentary System of the Government
          (B) Article 40 of the Constitution
          (C) 73rd Constitutional Amendment
          (D) 74th Constitutional Amendment
          Ans : (C)

          78. Which of the following is not a corporation form ?
          (A) Unit Trust of India
          (B) Indian Oil Corporation
          (C) Food Corporation of India
          (D) State Bank of India
          Ans : (B)

          79. Which of the following statements are correct about the National Development Council ?
          (a) It symbolises a federal approach to planning.
          (b) It was set up by a proposal of the Cabinet Secretariat in August 1952.
          (c) It was reconstituted in 1968 on the recommendation of the Administrative Reforms Commission.
          (d) The initiative to convene its meeting lies with the Planning Commission.
          Codes :
          (A) (a) and (b)
          (B) (a), (b) and (c)
          (C) (a), (b) and (d)
          (D) (a), (b), (c) and (d)
          Ans : (C)

          80. For which form of Public Enterprise it is said that “It is a child of the State which grows into maturity as soon as it is born” ?
          (A) Departmental Form
          (B) Company Form
          (C) Corporation Form
          (D) Commission Form
          Ans : (C)

          81. Voluntary provisions of 73rd Constitutional Amendment include—
          (A) Three Tier Panchayati Raj Institutions
          (B) Reservation for Backward Classes
          (C) Reservation for Women up to 1/3 seats
          (D) Five Year term for PRIs
          Ans : (B)

          82. Which of the following is the Central Personnel Agency in India ?
          (A) Union Public Service Commission
          (B) Ministry of Home Affairs
          (C) Department of Personnel and Training
          (D) Staff Selection Board
          Ans : (C)

          83. An urban body in the modern sense was first established in the year—
          (A) 1660
          (B) 1687
          (C) 1951
          (D) 1992
          Ans : (B)

          84. It is not created by an act of State or Union Legislature—
          (A) Municipal Corporation
          (B) Notified Area Committee
          (C) Town Area Committee
          (D) Cantonment Board
          Ans : (B)

          85. The Central Council of Local Government—
          (a) is an advisory body.
          (b) is constituted under Article 263
          (c) Consists of Union Minister for Urban Development and State Ministers for Local Self Government
          (d) Controls the Central financial assistance to local bodies
          Codes :
          (A) (a) and (c)
          (B) (b) and (d)
          (C) (a), (b) and (c)
          (D) (b), (c) and (d)
          Ans : (C)

          86. The Powers, Authority and Responsibilities of Panchayats in India are mentioned in the Article—
          (A) 243 B
          (B) 243 D
          (C) 243 G
          (D) 243 W
          Ans : (C)

          87. Match the List-I with List-II and select the correct answer :
          List-I
          (a) Miniature District
          (b) King-pin of Revenue Administration
          (c) Unit for Revenue and Criminal Administration
          (d) First Line Supervisor in the chain of Revenue Administration
          List-II
          1. Sub Division
          2. Kanungo
          3. Tehsil
          4. Patwari
          Codes :
          (a) (b) (c) (d)
          (A) 1 2 3 4
          (B) 1 4 3 2
          (C) 3 2 4 1
          (D) 3 4 1 2
          Ans : (D)

          88. Gram Sabha has been called “Embodiment of Direct Democracy” by—
          (A) Balwantray Mehta Committee
          (B) Ashok Mehta Committee
          (C) G. V. K. Rao Committee
          (D) L. M. Singhvi Committee
          Ans : (D)

          89. The transitional area, smaller urban area, larger urban area are differentiated on the basis of—
          (a) population and its density
          (b) level of per capita income
          (c) revenue generated for local administration
          (d) percentage of employment in non-agricultural activities
          Codes :
          (A) (a) and (c)
          (B) (a), (b) and (c)
          (C) (c) and (d)
          (D) (a), (c) and (d)
          Ans : (D)

          90. With the advent of development administration, the Collector has emerged as—
          (A) Symbol of State Power
          (B) Head of General Administration
          (C) Coordinator of Development Programmes
          (D) Executive Head of Development Programmes
          Ans : (C)

          Directions—(Q. 91–100) The following consist of two statements, one labelled as Assertion (A) and the other as Reason (R). You are to examine these two statements carefully and select the answers to these questions using the codes given below—
          (A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
          (B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
          (C) (A) is true, but (R) is false
          (D) (A) is false, but (R) is true

          91. Assertion (A) : The study of Public Administration lacks cross cultural concepts and principles for being able to be recognised as science.
          Reason (R) : Administrative culture cannot transcend the national frontiers and national experiences.
          Ans : (C)

          92. Assertion (A) : The Contingency approach and the Transactional approach, both are mutually complementary and quite interrelated.
          Reason (R) : Unlike the Contingency models, which concentrate only on the problems confronting the leader in dealing with a small group, Transactional approaches also analyse the leader’s subordinates and the problems confronting them.
          Ans : (B)

          93. Assertion (A) : Like any social science, Public Administration has its own corpus of methodologies.
          Reason (R) : Public Administrationists are aware that the central methodologies of the ‘mother discipline’ usually are irrelevant of practising Public Administration.
          Ans : (A)

          94. Assertion (A) : The Human Relations Theory focuses on management as a web of interpersonal relations.
          Reason (R) : Richard Franke and James Kaul concluded that the human relations were not the reason behind worker’s efficiency.
          Ans : (C)

          95. Assertion (A) : The Government has no power to regulate, through an appropriate legislation, the recruitment to civil services.
          Reason (R) : The Constitution provides for the establishment of an impartial and independent Union Public Service Commission for recruiting civil servants in India.
          Ans : (D)

          96. Assertion (A) : In the open model, what is good for the individual is also good for the society.
          Reason (R) : Open model of organization, like the closed model, is an ideal type.
          Ans : (B)

          97. Assertion (A) : Individuals and organizations over invest in information.
          Reason (R) : Information intensive decisions have a greater organizational acceptance and smoother implementation.
          Ans : (A)

          98. Assertion (A) : The first principle of democratic governance is that the rulers should be accountable to the people.
          Reason (R) : Transparency and accountability in governance depend on citizens easy access to reliable information and data.
          Ans : (B)

          99. Assertion (A) : The ‘disadvantaged’ states perceive that they have been punished for the better performance, whereas the ‘laggard’ states continue to be rewarded.
          Reason (R) : The Finance Commission has the constitutional responsibility to provide succour to the underdeveloped States.
          Ans : (B)

          100. Assertion (A) : The bureaucracy and the political leadership can achieve the goals by working closely and harmoniously.
          Reason (R) : If political leadership represents the input functions of a political system, the output function is performed by the administration.
          Ans : (A)

          Saturday, February 6, 2010

          Microsoft Excel Tutorial 2003/2002

          Lesson 1: Entering Text and Numbers

          Microsoft Excel is an electronic spreadsheet that runs on a personal computer. You can use it to organize your data into rows and columns. You can also use it to perform mathematical calculations quickly. This tutorial teaches Microsoft Excel basics. Although knowledge of how to navigate in a Windows environment is helpful, this tutorial was created for the computer novice. This lesson will introduce you to the Excel window. You use the window to interact with Excel.

          • The Microsoft Excel Window
          • Moving Quickly Around the Microsoft Excel Worksheet
          • Selecting Cells
          • Entering Data
          • Editing a Cell
          • Changing a Cell Entry
          • Wrapping Text
          • Deleting a Cell Entry
          • Entering Numbers as Labels or Values
          • Smart Tags
          • Saving a File
          • Closing Microsoft Excel

          Lesson 2: Formatting Text and Performing Mathematical Calculations

          Lesson 1 familiarized you with the Excel 2007 window. A major strength of Excel is that you can perform mathematical calculations and format your data. In this lesson, you learn how to perform basic mathematical calculations and how to format text and numerical data.

          • Choosing a Default Font
          • Adjusting the Standard Column Width
          • Cell Alignment
          • Adding Bold, Underline, and Italic
          • Changing the Font, Font Size, and Font Color
          • Working with Long Text
          • Changing a Single Column Width
          • Moving to a New Worksheet
          • Setting the Enter Key Direction
          • Making Numeric Entries
          • Performing Mathematical Calculations
          • The AutoSum Icon
          • Automatic Calculation
          • Formatting Numbers
          • More Advanced Mathematical Calculations
          • Cell Addressing
          • Deleting Columns
          • Deleting Rows
          • Inserting Columns
          • Inserting Rows
          • Creating Borders
          • Merge and Center
          • Adding Background Color
          • Using Auto Format
          • Saving Your File
          • Closing Microsoft Excel

          Lesson 3: Numbers and Mathematical Calculations

          By using functions, you can quickly and easily make many useful calculations, such as finding an average, the highest number, the lowest number, and a count of the number of items in a list. Microsoft Excel has many functions you can use. This lesson teaches you how to use functions and how to

          • Reference Operators
          • Functions
          • Typing a Function
          • Calculating an Average
          • Calculating Min
          • Calculating Max
          • Calculating Count
          • Filling Cells Automatically
          • Printing
          • Print Preview
          • Saving Your File
          • Closing Microsoft Excel

          Lesson 4: Creating Charts

          In Microsoft Excel, you can represent numbers in a chart. This lesson teaches you how to create a chart in Excel.

          • Creating a Column Chart
          • Changing the Size and Position of a Chart
          • Modify Your Chart
          • Saving Your File
          • Closing Microsoft Excel

          Lesson 1: Entering Text and Numbers

          The Microsoft Excel Window

          This tutorial teaches Microsoft Excel basics. Although knowledge of how to navigate in a Windows environment is helpful, this tutorial was created for the computer novice. To begin, open Microsoft Excel. Then, if necessary, click the X in the upper right corner of the task pane to close the task pane.

          Close task pane

          The screen shown here will appear.

          Excel Window

          The Title Bar

          Title bar

          This lesson will familiarize you with the Microsoft Excel screen. You will start with the Title bar, which is located at the very top of the screen. On the Title bar, Microsoft Excel displays the name of the workbook you are currently using. At the top of your screen, you should see "Microsoft Excel - Book1" or a similar name.

          The Menu Bar

          Excel menu bar

          The Menu bar is directly below the Title bar. The menu begins with the word File and continues with Edit, View, Insert, Format, Tools, Data, Window, and Help. You use a menu to give instructions to the

           

          . Point with your mouse to a menu option and click the left mouse button. A drop-down menu opens. You can now use the left and right arrow keys on your keyboard to move left and right across the Menu bar. You can use the up and down arrow keys to move up and down the drop-down menu. To choose an option, highlight the item on the drop-down menu and press Enter. An ellipse after a menu signifies additional options; if you choose that option, a dialog opens. 

          Do the following exercise, which demonstrates using the Microsoft Excel menu bar.

          1. Point to the word File, which is located on the Menu bar.
          2. Click your left mouse button.
          3. Press the right arrow key until Help is highlighted.
          4. Press the left arrow key until Format is highlighted.
          5. Press the down arrow key until Style is highlighted. Press the up arrow key until Cells is highlighted.
          6. Press Enter to choose the Cells menu option.
          7. Point to Cancel and click the left mouse button to close the dialog box.

          When using Microsoft Excel, you can set an option to tell Microsoft Excel to always show full menus or to show only the most frequently and recently used options. All the lessons in this tutorial assume you have your menus set to Always Show Full Menus. To set your menu to display full menus:

          1. Point to the word Tools, which is located on the menu bar.
          2. Click your left mouse button.
          3. Press the down arrow until customize is highlighted.
          4. Press Enter.
          5. Choose the Options Tab by clicking on it.
          6. If Always Show Full Menus does not have a check mark in it, click in the Always Show Full Menus box.
          7. Click Close to close the dialog box.
          Toolbars

          Standard toolbar
          The Standard Toolbar
          Formatting toolbar

          The Formatting Toolbar

          Toolbars provide shortcuts to menu commands. Toolbars are generally located just below the Menu bar. Before proceeding with this lesson, make sure the toolbars you will use -- Standard and Formatting -- are available. Follow the steps outlined here:

          1. Point to View, which is located on the Menu bar.
          2. Click the left mouse button.
          3. Press the down arrow key until Toolbars is highlighted.
          4. Press the right arrow key.
          5. Both Standard and Formatting should have a check mark next to them. If both have a check mark next to them, press Esc two times to close the menu. If either does not have a check mark, press the down arrow key until Customize is highlighted.
          6. Press Enter. The Customize dialog box opens.
          7. Choose the Toolbars tab.
          8. Point to the box or boxes next to the unchecked word or words, Standard and/or Formatting, and click the left mouse button. A check mark should appear. Note: You turn the check mark on and off by clicking the left mouse button.
          9. Point to Close and click the left mouse button to close the dialog box.
          Worksheets

          Worksheet

          Microsoft Excel consists of worksheets. Each worksheet contains columns and rows. The columns are lettered A to IV; the rows are numbered 1 to 65536. The combination of a column coordinate and a row coordinate make up a cell address. For example, the cell located in the upper left corner of the worksheet is cell A1, meaning column A, row 1. Cell E10 is located under column E on row 10. You enter your data into the cells on the worksheet.

          The Formula Bar

          Formula bar
          Formula Bar

          If the Formula bar is turned on, the cell address displays in the Name box on the left side of the Formula bar. Cell entries display on the right side of the Formula bar. Before proceeding, make sure the Formula bar is turned on.

          1. Point to View, which is located on the Menu bar.
          2. Click the left mouse button. A drop-down menu opens. On the drop-down menu, if Formula Bar has a check mark next to it, the Formula bar is turned on. Press the Esc key to close the drop-down menu.
          3. If Formula Bar does not have a check mark next to it, press the down arrow key until Formula Bar is highlighted; then press Enter. The Formula bar should now appear below the toolbars.
          4. Note that the current cell address displays on the left side of the Formula bar.
          The Status Bar

          Status bar
          Status Bar

          If the Status bar is turned on, it appears at the very bottom of the screen. Before proceeding, make sure the Status bar is turned on.

          1. Point to View, which is located on the Menu bar.
          2. Click the left mouse button. A drop-down menu opens.
          3. On the drop-down menu, if Status Bar has a check mark next to it, it is turned on. Press the Esc key to close the drop-down menu.
          4. If Status Bar does not have a check mark next to it, press the down arrow key until Status Bar is highlighted; then press Enter. The Status bar should now appear at the bottom of the screen.

          Notice the word "Ready" on the Status bar at the lower left side of the screen. The word "Ready" tells you that Excel is in the Ready mode and awaiting your next command. Other indicators appear on the Status bar in the lower right corner of the screen. Here are some examples:

          The Num Lock key is a toggle key. Pressing it turns the numeric keypad on and off. You can use the numeric keypad to enter numbers as if you were using a calculator. The letters "NUM" on the Status bar in the lower right corner of the screen indicate that the numeric keypad is on.

          • Press the Num Lock key several times and note how the indicator located on the Status bar changes.

          The Caps Lock key is also a toggle key. Pressing it turns the caps function on and off. When the caps function is on, your entry appears in capital letters.

          • Press the Cap Lock key several times and note how the indicator located on the Status bar changes.

          Other functions that appear on the Status bar are Scroll Lock and End. Scroll Lock and End are also toggle keys. Pressing the key toggles the function between on and off. Scroll Lock causes the movement keys to move the window without moving the cell pointer. End lets you jump around the screen. We will discuss both of these later in more detail.

          Make sure the Scroll Lock and End indicators are off and complete the following exercises.

          The Down Arrow Key

          You can use the down arrow key to move downward one cell at a time.

          1. Press the down arrow key several times.
          2. Note that the cursor moves downward one cell at a time.
          The Up Arrow Key

          You can use the Up Arrow key to move upward one cell at a time.

          1. Press the up arrow key several times.
          2. Note that the cursor moves upward one cell at a time.
          The Tab Key

          You can use the Tab key to move across the page to the right, one cell at a time.

          1. Move to cell A1.
          2. Press the Tab key several times.
          3. Note that the cursor moves to the right one cell at a time.
          The Shift+Tab Keys

          You can hold down the Shift key and then press the Tab key to move to the left, one cell at a time.

          1. Hold down the Shift-key and then press Tab.
          2. Note that the cursor moves to the left one cell at a time.
          The Right and Left Arrow Keys

          You can use the right and left arrow keys to move right or left one cell at a time.

          1. Press the right arrow key several times.
          2. Note that the cursor moves to the right.
          3. Press the left arrow key several times.
          4. Note that the cursor moves to the left.
          Page Up and Page Down

          The Page Up and Page Down keys move the cursor up and down one page at a time.

          1. Press the Page Down key.
          2. Note that the cursor moves down one page.
          3. Press the Page Up key.
          4. Note that the cursor moves up one page.
          The End Key

          Status bar
          The Status Bar

          The End key, used in conjunction with the arrow keys, causes the cursor to move to the far end of the spreadsheet in the direction of the arrow.

          1. Press the End key.
          2. Note that "END" appears on the Status bar in the lower right corner of the screen.
          3. Press the right arrow key.
          4. Note that the cursor moves to the farthest right area of the screen.
          5. Press the END key again.
          6. Press the down arrow key. Note that the cursor moves to the bottom of the screen.
          7. Press the End key again.
          8. Press the left arrow key. Note that the cursor moves to the farthest left area of the screen.
          9. Press the End key again.
          10. Press the up arrow key. Note that the cursor moves to the top of the screen.

          Note: If you have entered data into the worksheet, the End key moves you to the end of the data area.

          The Home Key

          The Home key, used in conjunction with the End key, moves you to cell A1 -- or to the beginning of the data area if you have entered data.

          1. Move the cursor to column J.
          2. Stay in column J and move the cursor to row 20.
          3. Press the End key.
          4. Press Home.
          5. You should now be in cell A1.
          Moving Quickly Around the Worksheet

          The following are shortcuts for moving quickly from one cell to a cell in a different part of the worksheet.

          Go to -- F5

          The F5 function key is the "Go To" key. If you press the F5 key while in the Ready mode, you are prompted for the cell to which you wish to go. Enter the cell address, and the cursor jumps to that cell.

          1. Press F5. The Go To dialog box opens.
          2. Type J3.
          3. Press Enter. The cursor should move to cell J3.
          Go to -- Ctrl-G

          You can also use Ctrl-G to go to a specific cell.

          1. Hold down the Ctrl key while you press "g" (Ctrl-g). The Go To dialog box opens.
          2. Type C4.
          3. Press Enter. You should now be in cell C4.
          Name Box

          You can also use the Name box to go to a specific cell.

          Name Box

          1. Type B10 in the Name box
          2. Press Enter. Excel moves to cell D10.
          Selecting Cells

          Selecting cells

          If you wish to perform a function on a group of cells, you must first select those cells by highlighting them. To highlight cells A1 to E1:

          1. Place the cursor in cell A1.
          2. Press the F8 key. This anchors the cursor.
          3. Note that "EXT" appears on the Status bar in the lower right corner of the screen. You are in the Extend mode.
          4. Click in cell E7. Cells A1 to E7 should now be highlighted.
          5. Press Esc and click anywhere on the worksheet to clear the highlighting.
          Alternative Method: Selecting Cells by Dragging

          You can also highlight an area by holding down the left mouse button and dragging the mouse over the area. In addition, you can select noncontiguous areas of the worksheet by doing the following:

          1. Place the cursor in cell A1.
          2. Hold down the Ctrl key. Do not release it until you are told. Holding down the Ctrl key enables you to select noncontiguous areas of the worksheet.
          3. Press the left mouse button.
          4. While holding down the left mouse button, use the mouse to move from cell A1 to E7.
          5. Continue to hold down the Ctrl key, but release the left mouse button.
          6. Using the mouse, place the cursor in cell G8.
          7. Press the left mouse button.
          8. While holding down the left mouse button, move to cell I17. Release the left mouse button.
          9. Release the Ctrl key. Cells A1 to E7 and cells G8 to I17 are highlighted.
          10. Press Esc and click anywhere on the worksheet to remove the highlighting.
          Entering Data

          In this lesson, you are going to learn how to enter data into your worksheet. First, you place the cursor in the cell in which you would like to enter data. Then you type the data and press Enter.

          1. Place the cursor in cell A1.
          2. Type John Jordan.
          3. The Backspace key erases one character at a time. Erase "Jordan" by pressing the backspace key until Jordan is erased.
          4. Press Enter. The name "John" should appear in cell A1.

          Entering data

          Editing a Cell

          After you enter data into a cell, you can edit it by pressing F2 while you are in the cell you wish to edit.

          1. Move the cursor to cell A1.
          2. Press F2.
          3. Change "John" to "Jones."
          4. Use the backspace key to delete the "n" and the "h."
          5. Type nes.
          6. Press Enter.

          Edit a cell

          Alternate Method: Editing a Cell by Using the Formula Bar

          You can also edit the cell by using the Formula bar. You can change "Jones" to "Joker" as follows:

          1. Move the cursor to cell A1.
          2. Click in the formula area of the Formula bar.

          Edit a cell

          1. Use the backspace key to erase the "s," "e," and "n."
          2. Type ker.
          3. Press Enter.

          Edit a cell

          Alternate Method: Editing a Cell by Double-Clicking in the Cell

          You can change "Joker" to "Johnson" as follows:

          1. Move the cursor to cell A1.
          2. Double-click in cell A1.
          3. Press the End key. Your cursor is now at the end of your text.
          4. Use the backspace to erase "r," "e," and "k."
          5. Type hnson.
          6. Press Enter.

          Edit a cell

          Changing a Cell Entry

          Typing in a cell while you are in the Ready mode replaces the old cell entry with the new information you type.

          1. Move the cursor to cell A1.
          2. Type Cathy.
          3. Press Enter. The name "Cathy" should replace "Johnson."

          Change a cell

          Wrapping Text

          When you enter text that is too long to fit in a cell into a cell, it overlaps the next cell. If you do not want it to overlap the next cell you can wrap the text.

          1. Move to cell A2.
          2. Type Text too long to fit.
          3. Press Enter.
          4. Return to cell A2.
          5. Choose Format > Cells  from the menu.
          6. Choose the Alignment tab.
          7. Click Wrap Text.
          8. Click OK. The text wraps.
          Deleting a Cell Entry

          To delete an entry in a cell or a group of cells, you place the cursor in the cell or highlight the group of cells and press Delete.

          1. Place the cursor in cell A2.
          2. Press the Delete key.
          Entering Numbers as Labels or Values

          In Microsoft Excel, you can enter numbers as labels or as values. Labels are alphabetic, alphanumeric, or numeric text on which you do not perform mathematical calculations. Values are numeric text on which you perform mathematical calculations. If you have a numeric entry, such as an employee number, on which you do not perform mathematical calculations, enter it as a label by typing a single quotation mark first.

          Enter a number:

          1. Move the cursor to cell B1.
          2. Type 100.
          3. Press Enter.

          The number 100 appears in cell B1 as a numeric value. You can perform mathematical calculations using this cell entry. Note that by default the number is right-aligned.

          Enter a value:

          1. Move the cursor to cell C1.
          2. Type '100.
          3. Press Enter.

          The number 100 appears in cell C1 as a label. Note that by default the cell entry is left-aligned and a green triangle appears in the upper left corner of the cell.

          Smart Tags

          When you make an entry that Microsoft Excel believes you may want to change, a smart tag appears. Smart tags give you the opportunity to make changes easily. Cells with smart tag in them appear with a green triangle in the upper left corner. When you place your cursor in the cell, the Trace Error icon appears. Click the Trace Error icon and options appear. When you made your entry in cell C1 in the previous section, a smart tag should have appeared.

          1. Move to cell C1.
          2. Click the Trace Error icon. An options list appears. You can convert the label to a number, obtain help, ignore the error etc.
          Saving a File

          This is the end of Lesson1. To save your file:

          1. Choose File > Save  from the menu.
          2. Go to the directory in which you want to save your file.
          3. Type lesson1 in the File Name field.
          4. Click Save.
          Closing Microsoft Excel

          Close Microsoft Excel.

          1. Choose File > Close  from the menu.

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