Telangana Police SI Mock Test - 3 - Telangana Police SI MCQ

Gauss is the great mathematician who is credited with discovering the total value of the first 100 natural numbers.

Let the S.P = 100
then C.P. = 25
Profit = 75
Profit% = 75/25 * 100 = 300 %

Hence, the correct ans is UIJOL which is option b.

Volume of cubiod =l×b×h
=8×3×5
=120cm3 .

From Statement I:
M is shorter than only P. K is taller than L and N.
Case1: P > M > K > N > L
Case2: P > M > K > L > N
Here, we cannot determine who is the shortest, either L or N is the shortest person. Also, we don’t know the position of O here.
From Statement II:
We have, M is shorter than both P and L. K is shorter than P but taller than L. O is shorter than both K and M. P is not tallest.
N > P > K > L > M > O
Here, O is the shortest person.
Hence option B is correct.

Let CP = 100
MP = 180

So the answer = 100 – 94.50 = 5.50%
Hence, Option D is correct.

Let AB be the kite and AC be the level ground
So that BC - AC.
At that point, ∠BAC = 60°and BC = 75m. Let AB = x meters.
Presently AB/BC = coses60° = 2/ √3
=> x/75 = 2/√3 => x = 150/√3 = 150 * √3/3 = 50 √3m.
∴ Length of the string = 50 √3m.

From the common explanation, we get E is sitting between C and D.
Hence, Option C is correct.
Final Arrangement:

Common explanation:
References:
Six person A, B, C, D, E and F sit around a triangular table.
One person sits at each corner of the table facing away from the centre while one person sits at the middle of each edge facing toward the centre.
Inferences:
So, we need to arrange as follows to accommodate the information as stated in the question,

References:
Three persons sit between C and D, who is not facing the centre.
Inferences:
From the above reference, we get two different cases:
Case 1:

Case 2:

References:
F sits third to the left of C.
A sits second to the left of E.
A is not an immediate neighbour of D.
Inferences:
So, from this case 2 will be eliminated as A is not an immediate neighbour of D.
Case 1:

Case 2: (Eliminated)

Hence, Case 1 is the final arrangement.

First, find the normal rate of Pipe A:

• Pipe A fills 1000 liters in 150 minutes.
• Hence, its normal rate = 1000 / 150 = 6.6667 liters per minute.

Next, if it works at only 5% efficiency, its rate becomes:

• 5% of 6.6667 = 0.05 × 6.6667 = 0.3333 liters per minute (approximately).

Finally, to fill 60 liters at this reduced rate:

• Time required = 60 / 0.3333 ≈ 180 minutes.

Answer: 180 minutes (Option c).

Hence, Option C is correct.

As per the given information;

Distance between S and P = √(PQ² + QS²)
SP = √(6² + 8²)
SP = √(36 + 64)
SP = √100
SP = 10 km
Hence, S is 10 km in South-East with respect to P.

Since he gains 2 hours by driving both ways (instead of walking one way) the time taken for driving would be 2 hours less than the time taken for walking.
Hence, he stands to lose another two hours by walking both ways.
Hence his total time should be 8 hrs 45 minutes.

Hence, the applicant meets all the criteria.

As Cloth is made in a Mill, similarly Newspaper is printed in press.

As scales from an outer layer of fish similarly skin form an outer layer of man.

The Lok Sabha the Lower house of the Indian Parliament comprising of elected represented and the Vidhan Sabha is the state legislative assembly comprised of the legislatures elected by the voters. Elections for Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha are usually held after every five years.
However, if the ruling party loses the majority, the President dissolves the House and calls for fresh elections. Likewise, if the state government loses the majority, the Governor dissolves the state assembly and calls for fresh polls.
 

Utility can be measured cardinally according to Marshall, but according to Hicks (ordinal approach) we can rank our preferences so utility is not always measurable cardinally.

The three main indicators of the Human Development Index (HDI) are life expectancy at birth, gross enrollment ratio, and per capita income. These indicators provide a comprehensive measure of a country's development, encompassing health, education, and economic well-being.

• The practice of tantric Buddhism was introduced to the people of Tibet by Padmasambhava, a founder of the Nyingma tradition, one of the oldest schools of the four major Tibetan Buddhism schools.

• The tradition covers several distinct lineages that trace all their origins to Padmasambhava. He is regarded as the founder of Samye Gompa, the country's first monastery.

• Nyingma tradition was practised among a loose network of lay practitioners orally. Monasteries with celibate monks and nuns and the practice of the reincarnated spiritual leaders are later adoptions. Its lineage has been centred in Kham in eastern Tibet in modern times.

Statement 1: Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated during an election campaign in Tamil Nadu.

This statement is true. Rajiv Gandhi, the former Prime Minister of India, was assassinated on May 21, 1991, during an election campaign in Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu.

Statement 2: His assassination was carried out by a member of the LTTE (Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam).

This statement is also true. The assassination of Rajiv Gandhi was carried out by a female suicide bomber associated with the LTTE, a militant organization based in Sri Lanka.
Both statements accurately describe the circumstances and details of Rajiv Gandhi's assassination.
Therefore, the correct answer is A) Both statements are true.

Pastoral Communities of Africa:
The correct answer is option A: Bedouins, Berbers, Boran, Maasai, Somali, Turkana.
Here is a detailed explanation:
Bedouins:
- Nomadic pastoralists mainly found in the deserts of North Africa, including Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Sudan, and Tunisia.
- They rely on herding camels, goats, and sheep for their livelihood.
Berbers:
- Indigenous nomadic or semi-nomadic people inhabiting parts of North Africa, particularly Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Mauritania.
- Historically, they were known for their pastoral lifestyle, herding livestock such as sheep, goats, and cattle.
Boran:
- A pastoral ethnic group residing in the Horn of Africa, particularly in Ethiopia and Kenya.
- They primarily engage in cattle herding and are known for their distinctive cultural practices.
Maasai:
- A pastoral community mainly found in Kenya and Tanzania.
- They have a strong reliance on cattle herding and are known for their traditional customs and attire.
Somali:
- A nomadic pastoral community primarily inhabiting Somalia, as well as parts of Ethiopia, Kenya, and Djibouti.
- They are known for their mobile lifestyle and reliance on camel herding.
Turkana:
- A pastoral community residing in the Turkana County of Kenya.
- They rely on livestock herding, particularly goats, sheep, and camels, for their livelihood.
By correctly identifying option A, you have identified the pastoral communities of Africa. Well done!

Correct answer is Balusulamma.

Key Points

• A temple was constructed by Ganapati Deva during 13^th century in Dharanikota.
• Kakati Devi was worshipped in that temple.
• But it was neglected and the idol was ruined due to negligence.
• So it was replaced by Balusulamma by the people over Dharanikota.
• The people in Dharanikota does not know about the history of the previous goddess Kakati Devi.

Additional Information

• One of the important features of Kakati Devi temple is it does not have Sikhara.
• The ceiling is beautifully decorated with lotus shaped designs.
• The Kakati Devi idol has 8 hands and sits in Padmasana posture .

Third Estate was not just made of the poor as the Members of the Third Estate ranged from lowly beggars and struggling peasants to urban artisans and labourers; from the shopkeepers and commercial middle classes to the nation's wealthiest merchants and capitalists.

The Mauryan Empire, known for its administrative efficiency, appointed governors to oversee its provinces.

• Saurashtra was notable for having a foreign governor, indicating the Mauryans' practice of incorporating non-local officials in their administration.
• This strategy helped in managing diverse regions by utilising varied expertise and ensuring effective governance.

Therefore,Correct Answer- Option B

Explanation:
The correct statement is C: India's annual increase in population is not enough to neutralize efforts to conserve the resource endowment and environment.
Reasoning:
- Statement A: India has a very large population - This is correct as India is currently the second-most populous country in the world.
- Statement B: When a low annual rate is applied to a very large population, it yields a large absolute increase - This is correct as even a small percentage increase in a large population can result in a significant absolute increase.
- Statement D: None of the above - This is not the correct answer, as there is one statement that is incorrect.
Statement C is incorrect because efforts to conserve the resource endowment and environment can be neutralized if the annual increase in population is high and puts a strain on resources. However, the statement suggests that the annual increase in population is not enough to neutralize these efforts, which is not true.
Therefore, the correct answer is C: India's annual increase in population is not enough to neutralize efforts to conserve the resource endowment and environment.

The following factors have stimulated the globalisation process.

1.Improvement in transportation: In the last fifty years, there have been a lot of improvements in transportation technology. This has made faster delivery of goods across long distances possible, at lower costs.
2.Development in information and communication technology: Technology in the areas of telecommunication and computers has been advancing rapidly.
3.Telecommunication: Telecommunication facilities like telephone, telegraph, mobiles, fax are used to connect people in the world. This has been made possible due to satellite communication devices.
4.Internet: Internet also allows us to send instant electronic mail (e-mail) and talk (voice mail) across the world at negligible cost. Even the payment of money from one bank to another can be made through e-banking.

Correct answer is All of the above.

Key Points

• Krishna river born at Satara district near Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra.
• From Maharashtra it flows into other 3 states.
• They are Karnataka, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
• Krishna river ranks 3^rd in India in terms of it's length.
• The other 2 ranks belongs to Ganga and Godavari.
• The total length of is about 1,400 kilometers.

Important Points

• Some of it's tributaries are Musi, Dindi, Paleru, Ghatprabha etc.
• Musi river the Krishna's left bank tributary which flows through Hyderabad in Telangana.
• Both Paleru and Dindi rivers are also the Krishna river's left bank tributaries.
• Rivers like Ghatprabha, Malaprabha, venna etc are Krishna river's right bank tributaries.