Indian Army Group C Mock Test - 3 - Indian Army Group C MCQ

In the question, We have to find the common to all three figures which is shown below-

Here, The highlighted area is common to all shapes.

Hence, Option (3) is correct.

By using the symbols in the table given below, we can draw the following family tree:

We do not know the gender of Shanti. 
Clearly, Shaurya is the cousin of Karan.
Hence, ‘Cousin’ is the correct answer.

Among the four countries, Japan, Sri Lanka, and Singapore are all island nations, meaning they are entirely surrounded by water. India, however, is a peninsula and is not an island nation. Therefore, India is different from the rest based on this classification.

Thus, the word that is different from the rest is India.

Given expression,

84% of 9600 + 48% of 6900 = ? + 50% of 2000

⇒ (84/100) × 9600 + (48/100) × 6900 = ? + (50/100) × 2000

⇒ 84 × 96 + 48 × 69 = ? + 50 × 20

⇒ 8064 + 3312 = ? + 1000

⇒ 11376 = ? + 1000

⇒ ? = 11376 - 1000 = 10376

According to the information given in the question, we can draw the following diagram.

BC = 24 m
FC = ED = 12 m
FC = 12 m
Thus point F is in the west w.r.t to point C and 12 m from point C.
Hence, the correct answer is "12 m west".

As Microphone makes sound louder similarly Microscope makes the object magnified.

P sits to the immediate left of S.

Hence, option A is correct.

The given sentence is already in the passive voice: "You will be looked after well."

The sentence implies that someone (not specified in the sentence) will take care of you properly. Among the options provided:

Option C: "They will look after you well."
This option fits the context as it conveys a similar meaning in the active voice, indicating that someone ("they") will take care of you well. Therefore, the correct answer is indeed option C.

Diversion: The act of turning aside or redirecting from a course or path, often to something more enjoyable or entertaining.
Deviation: The act of departing or straying from a standard or expected course; a divergence or deviation from the norm.

In the given context we are talking about the way in which he convinced his parents for the school trip and since he did it very quickly, it is evident that it was a very easy thing to do by his standard.

A Stalking horse: Pretence 
A slap on the wrist: A very mild punishment 
A piece of cake: Something that is very easy to achieve 
A toss-up: An uncertain result that can go either way 
Among the given options, it is clear that option C is correct in the given context as it expresses the actual meaning of the given context.
This makes option C the correct choice among the given options.

Answer: C - Provocation

Explanation:

- Fear is an emotional response to a perceived Threat.
- Similarly, Anger is an emotional response to a perceived Provocation.

A. Compulsion is not related to the cause of anger.
B. Panic is another form of fear, not a cause of anger.
D. Force can sometimes cause anger, but provocation is a more general term that better fits the analogy.

• Meaning of Hesitated: Pause in indecision before saying or doing something.
• Meaning of Stopped: (of an event, action, or process) come to an end; cease to happen.
• Meaning of Paused: interrupt action or speech briefly
• Meaning of Slowed: reduce one's speed or the speed of a vehicle or process
• Meaning of Postponed: cause or arrange for (something) to take place at a time later than that first scheduled

Note: Assume if we had “Someone was reading the Gita”, then active voice would be, The Gita was being read.
We can say that ,
The above given sentence is given in Passive Voice :-
Use structure “subject + auxiliary + past participle + by + object”
The Gita was being read by Sita.
Hence , option A is correct sentence .

Straw in the wind: something believed to be a sign or warning of a future event.
Shot in the arm: something that has a sudden and positive effect on something, providing encouragement and new activity.
Stroke of luck: a fortunate occurrence that could not have been predicted or expected.
Plain sailing: smooth and easy progress in a process or activity.
Hence, the correct answer is option A. 

Answer: B: might Explanation: - The sentence is about a possibility or uncertainty, which is best expressed using the modal verb "might." - "Mustn't" implies a prohibition or something that is not allowed. - "Have to" indicates an obligation or necessity. - "Wouldn't" is used to express a refusal or a hypothetical situation in the past.

Let the number be x. Then,

Hence, Option D is correct.

Diameter of the circle = breadth of the rectangle = 42 meters
Radius of the circle

So the answer 

Hence, Option D is correct.

Length of the rectangle = 5x
Breadth of the rectangle = 4x
5x × 4x = 320
x² = 16
x = 4
So the answer = 2 × (5x + 4x) = 2 × 9x = 2 × 9 × 4 = 72 cm
Hence, Option B is correct.

The correct option is D.
All the  statements about the Treaty of 1719 between the Marathas and the Mughals are true.

Factors that helped Shivaji in his raids:
1. The gradual decline of the Portuguese power on the western coast:
- The Portuguese had been a dominant force on the western coast, but their power was gradually declining during Shivaji's time.
- This decline weakened their ability to resist Shivaji's raids and allowed him to exploit their weak defenses.
2. The able assistance of Bijapur and Golcunda:
- Shivaji received support from the Sultanates of Bijapur and Golcunda in his raids.
- These Sultanates were rivals of the Mughals and saw Shivaji as a valuable ally against the Mughal Empire.
- Their assistance provided Shivaji with additional resources and manpower, increasing his chances of success in his raids.
3. Mughal preoccupation with the Afghan uprising in the northwest:
- The Mughal Empire was facing a significant challenge in the form of an Afghan uprising in the northwest region.
- This preoccupation with internal conflicts diverted their attention and resources away from dealing with Shivaji's raids.
- Shivaji took advantage of this situation and launched his attacks on the Mughal provinces of Berar, Baglana, and Khandesh.
4. None of these:
- This option is incorrect as there were clear factors that helped Shivaji in his raids, as mentioned above.
In conclusion, the factors that helped Shivaji in his raids include the decline of Portuguese power, assistance from Bijapur and Golcunda, and the Mughal Empire's preoccupation with the Afghan uprising. These factors created favorable conditions for Shivaji to successfully carry out his raids.

Aishwary Pratap Singh Tomar won the gold medal in the 50m rifle 3P event at the 2023 Asian Shooting Championship with a final score of 463.5. He defeated China's Tian Jiaming, who won the silver medal with a score of 462.7. Tomar's impressive performance at the Asian Shooting Championship made him the most successful Indian shooter at the event. He is a rising star in the sport of shooting and is expected to challenge for medals at the 2024 Summer Olympics.

Correct Answer :- b

Explanation : Aurangzeb felt that he was superior not only had he become superior to administer the empire in a better way but also to protect and strengthen Islam particularly its Sunni faith. He was a strict follower of the Sunni sect not Shia.

Nana Sahib, a prominent leader of the 1857 revolt, is known for having an unconfirmed or mysterious death. Unlike others, his fate remains unclear, with no definitive historical record detailing how or when he died. This uncertainty surrounds his legacy, making it difficult to ascertain the true circumstances of his demise.

Uttar Pradesh has emerged as the top recipient among states, securing ₹22,857.9 crore (14% of the total release) out of the ₹1,67,518.6-crore special assistance (loan) allocated by the Centre under the Scheme for Special Assistance to States for capital expenditure/investment in the last four years.

Incorrect Statement:
The incorrect statement about the Treaty of Purandar (1665) is:
C: Territory worth 12 lakhs of huns in a year in the Bijapuri Konkan was given to Shivaji.
Explanation:
The Treaty of Purandar was signed between Shivaji, the Maratha king, and Raja Jai Singh of Amber, a Mughal general. The treaty aimed to establish peace between the Marathas and the Mughals. Here are the correct statements about the treaty:
A: Shivaji surrendered 23 forts and retained 12 forts.
- Shivaji agreed to surrender 23 of his forts to the Mughals, including strategically important ones like Purandar and Sinhagad.
- He was allowed to retain control over 12 forts, which included Raigad, his capital.
B: A mansab of 5000 was granted to Shivaji's son, Sambhaji.
- A mansab, or a rank and position in the Mughal administration, with a contingent of 5000 soldiers was granted to Shivaji's son, Sambhaji.
D: Shivaji promised to join personally in any Mughal campaign in the Deccan.
- Shivaji agreed to personally join any Mughal campaign in the Deccan region, thereby accepting the Mughal authority in the area.
However, statement C is incorrect because no specific territory worth 12 lakhs of huns in a year in the Bijapuri Konkan was given to Shivaji under the Treaty of Purandar.
Overall, the Treaty of Purandar resulted in Shivaji accepting the Mughal suzerainty and establishing a temporary peace between the Marathas and the Mughals.

Lough Neagh, the largest freshwater lake in the British Isles, faces an alarming ecosystem collapse in 2024, marked by the absence of its native fly. Situated in East-central Northern Ireland, covering 392 sq km with a 5,700 sq km catchment area, it serves as a crucial water source, supplying over 40% of Northern Ireland’s drinking water. Known for Europe’s largest wild eel fishery and hosting 100 bird species, it holds cultural and archaeological significance as a jewel in the region.

• It was prepared by an All Parties Conference chaired by Motilal Nehru with his son Jawaharlal Nehru acting as secretary.

• There were nine other members of this committee. The final report was signed by Motilal Nehru, Ali Imam, Tej Bahadur Sapru, Madhav Shrihari Aney, Mangal Singh, Shuaib Qureshi, Subhas Chandra Bose, and G. R. Pradhan. Qureshi disagreed with some of the recommendations.

 

Some of the important elements of the report.

• Unlike the eventual Government of India Act 1935, it contained a Bill of Rights.

• All power of government and all authority - legislative, executive and judicial-are derived from the people and the same shall be exercised through organisations established by, or under, and in accord with, this Constitution.

• There shall be no state religion; men and women shall have equal rights as citizens.

• There should be a federal form of government with residuary powers vested in the centre. (Some scholars, such as Moore 1988 considered the Nehru Report proposal as essentially unitary rather than federal);

• It included a description of the machinery of government including a proposal for creating a Supreme Court and a suggestion that the provinces should be linguistically determined.

• It did not provide for separate electorates for any community or weightage for minorities. Both of these were liberally provided in the eventual Government of India Act 1935.

• However, it did allow for the reservation of minority seats in provinces having a minority of at least 10%, but this was to be in strict proportion to the community's size.

• The Union's language shall be Indian, which may be written either in Devanagari (Hindi/Sanskrit), Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali or Tamil in character. The use of the English language shall be permitted.

• The Nehru Report, along with that of the Simon Commission was available to participants in the three Indian Round Table Conferences (1930-1932)

A full circle is 360 degrees. The distance from the equator to either of the poles is one-fourth of the circumference of the Earth. Since a circle measures 360 degrees, one-fourth of that circle (representing the distance from the equator to either pole) would also measure ¼ of 360 degrees, which is 90 degrees.

Japan became the first country to launch an electromagnetic railgun from an offshore vessel on October 17, 2023. The Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) in collaboration with the Acquisition Technology & Logistics Agency (ATLA), a division of the Japanese Ministry of Defense, successfully test-fired a medium-calibre maritime electromagnetic railgun from an offshore platform.