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Q1. Animals that can regulate their internal body temperature are called:
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Q2. Which of the following is a push factor for migration?
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Q3. The economic reforms of 1991 are widely considered to have been triggered by:
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Q4. The term 'sanctions' in international relations is primarily used as a tool for:
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Q5. Which of the following is a primary factor of production in labour economics?
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Q6. What is a primary challenge in funding large-scale infrastructure projects?
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Q7. If a country's GDP increases by 5% in a year, but its population grows by 6% in the same year, which of the following is likely to be true?
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Q8. Which of the following geomorphic processes is primarily responsible for the formation of a caldera?
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Q9. A policy that restricts imports by requiring foreign goods to meet specific standards or regulations is known as:
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Q10. Which Indian shuttler won a silver medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics?
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Q11. What is a common consequence of increased vehicular traffic in Indian cities?
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Q12. What is 'profit' in economics?
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Q13. The Dronacharya Award is given to:
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Q14. India's first manned space mission, Gaganyaan, is being developed by which organization?
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Q15. Which of the following measures did Ashoka implement for the welfare of his people?
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Q16. The 'National Mission for Clean Ganga' (NMCG) is the implementation arm of which act?
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Q17. The process by which desert soils become enriched with dissolved salts due to evaporation is known as:
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Q18. The Darcy-Weisbach equation is primarily used to calculate:
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Q19. The population of India is predominantly distributed in:
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Q20. Which of the following is a criticism often leveled against the IMF?