Tamil Nadu Police SI Paper 2 Mock Test - 3 - Tamil Nadu Police SI MCQ

Punit Chhatwal, Managing Director and CEO of Indian Hotels Company Limited, has been appointed as the new Chairman of FAITH in place of Nakul Anand.

Core inflation refers to the rise in prices of goods and services other than energy and food. Energy (fuel and power) and food are highly volatile in prices and hence kept out of core inflation. Core inflation is considered a prime indicator of underlying long-term inflation.

Option (C) is correct as immediate-onset soreness is characterized by pain during and immediately after exercise. This type of soreness is thought to be caused by stimulation of pain receptors by metabolic byproducts of cellular respiration, especially H+ associated with increased lactic acid levels.

One Nation-One Ration Card (ONORC) Scheme:

• 'One Nation, One Ration Card' scheme of the Union Government is being implemented by 32 States and Union Territories, reaching about 69 crore beneficiaries, said Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in a Budget speech.
• It was started as inter-State portability of ration cards by the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution in 2019. So, statement 1 is correct.
• It allows any National Food Security Act (NFSA), 2013 beneficiaries to lift their entitled quota of food grains from any Fair Price Shop (FPS) of their choice anywhere in the country. Hence, statement 2 is correct.
• This can be done by using their existing ration card with Aadhaar based authentication.
• A migrant will be allowed to buy a maximum of 50% of the family quota from the PDS store. So, statement 3 is incorrect.
• It will bring more transparency and efficiency in the distribution of foodgrains.
• The scheme will ensure the food security of migrant labourers who move to other states to seek better job opportunities.
• This will help achieve the target set under Sustainable Developmental Goals (SDG) 2 of ending hunger by 2030.

SBI, represented by Chief General Manager Shantanu Pendsey, signed an MoU with DAY-NRLM for the 'Svyam Siddha' financial product, aiming to facilitate enterprise financing for self-help group (SHG) women in rural India.

In India, agriculture income is calculated by the output method.

The Output Method is the most direct method of estimating a country's national output or income.

The agricultural income is not taxable because it is not taken as a part of a person’s total income.

Given,

Electric field,

Distance,

Using the formula of electric field for uniformly charged wire,

where, is a linear charge density,

and,

Then,

Therefore,

Linear charge density,

The function of non-sense codons is to terminate the message of a gene controlled protein synthesis. The three stop codons have been given names - UAG is amber, UGA is opal, and UAA is ochre.

Stop codons are also called "termination" or "nonsense" codons. They signal the release of the nascent polypeptide from the ribosome because there is no cognate tRNA that has anticodons complementary to these stop signals, and so a release factor binds to the ribosome instead.

Pulses are an important group of crops in India, which is also responsible for yielding large financial gains by amounting to a large part of the exports. Pulses are the major sources of protein in the diet. India is the largest producer of pulses in the world.

Pulses are 20 to 25% protein by weight which is double the protein content of wheat and three times that of rice. Major pulses are grown Chickpeas (Gram), Pigeon pea (Tur or Arhar), Moong beans, Urad (Black Matpe), Masur (lentil), Peas, and various kinds of beans.

UAG is a nonsense codon in universal code.

There are three nonsense codons are called amber (UAG) ochre (UAA) and opal (UGA). They encode no amino acid. The ribosome pauses and falls off the mRNA.

• UGG code for tryptophan
• UGC code for cysteine
• UAC code for tyrosine

During the months of October-November, the south-west monsoon winds become weaker and start to retreat from the skies of North India. This phase of the monsoon is known as the retreating monsoon.

Retreating monsoon wind pick up moisture from 'Bay of Bengal'.

The crude birth rate and crude death rate are both measured by the rate of births or deaths respectively among a population of 1,000.

The crude birth rate is called "crude" because it does not take into account age or sex differences among the population.

The Pattini cult i.e. The worship of Kannagi as an ideal wife, was started by Senguttuvan, the ruler of Chera.

• The Pattini Cult was related to the worship of the goddess of chastity Kannagi.
• Senguttuvan, one of Cheras was the founder of this Pattini cult.
• Pattini is a goddess popular among Buddhists of Srilanka and Hindus of that island's east coast. The Chera owed its importance to trade with the Romans.
• They also built the temple of Augustus.
• He was the first to send an ambassador to China from South India.

Tamil Nadu is the seventh most populous state in India. At the 2011 India census, Tamil Nadu had a population of 72,147,030.

The state has registered the lowest fertility rate in India in the year 2005-06 with 1.7 children born for each woman, lower than required for population sustainability. Around 48.4 per cent of the state's population lives in urban areas, the second highest percentage among large states in India.

Loans from money lenders are with high rate of interest, no proper accounting and no transparency.

It is not compulsory, especially in small villages, for money lenders to get themselves registered under the Money Lenders Act. The interest rate is fixed in case of banks and complete information about the loan is provided to the borrowers. This does not happen in case of the money lender.

Important decisions about foreign policy in India are taken by the Prime Minister and the Minister for External Affairs. The President of India plays a minor role in deciding foreign policy. But in countries like the USA, the president controls the foreign policy.

A sequence of ATTGCC of template or antisense strand of DNA would have complementary strand sequence of TAACGG on sense strand of DNA and a sequence of UAACGG on mRNA.

From the two statements given in I, the code for the only common word 'beautiful' can be determined.

From the two statements given in II, the code for the only common word 'red' can be determined.

In I and II, the common words are 'rose and 'flower' and the common code words are 'de' and 'la'. So, the code for 'flower' is either 'de' or 'la'.

The question asks what expectations traditional authorities now face, with the answer being that they must make their perspectives or beliefs clear to the audience. This is supported in: “As part of the general process of the transformation of authority the demand has been for all authority to make explicit the frames of value which determine their decisions.”

Given,

As wee know, is a prime number.

and

(1) Z faces the south direction and only two people sit to his left.

(2) The person who likes apple sits immediate right of Z.

(3) No person sits on the right of P who likes mango and he is an immediate neighbor of L.

There are two cases are possible.

(4) The person who likes apple faces the opposite direction to the person who likes mango.

(5) L is an immediate neighbor of the person who likes orange.

(6) K sits fourth to the right of L.

(7) M faces north sits exactly between L and K but not on the left side of K.

(8) Only two people sit between M and the person who likes apple.

Here case 1 gets eliminated as there is no sit for M.

(9) Only one person sits between N and the person who likes orange.

(10) The person who likes banana sits second to the left of the person who likes apples and faces the same direction as K.

(11) S faces the same direction as M and sits fourth to the left of the person who likes orange.

The final arrangement is-

So, the person who likes banana sits exactly between L and Z.

10 Students: J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R and S.

Subjects: Maths, Biology, Physics, Hindi, English, History, Computer, Music, Civics and Economics.

(1) S is not facing south but is sitting second to the left of R.

(2) The student who likes Maths is sitting opposite to the student sitting immediate left to S.

(3) Two students are sitting between N and the student who likes Maths.

(4) The student who likes Computer is sitting immediate left to S.

(5) Q and M are immediate neighbours.

(6) Q neither likes Maths nor Computer.

(7) M does not like Maths.

(8) Q is sitting opposite to the student sitting immediate left to J.

(9) The student who likes Biology is sitting third to the left of L.

(10) Neither M nor S like Biology.

(11) P is sitting fourth to the left of the student who likes Civics.

(12) The student who likes Hindi is an immediate neighbour of P.

Thus, case 1 gets eliminated.

(13) K does not like Civics.

(14) Only one student is sitting between O and the student who likes English.

(15) The student who likes Physics is not facing south.

(16) The student who likes History is sitting third to the right of the student who likes Music.

Thus, the final arrangement is as follows:

So, K likes music.

Therefore, code ‘ntl ksw ni ti ryd’ corresponds to ‘Talent works in IT industry’.

If the codes for new and talent are exchanged, the new code for new will be "ntl".

Therefore, the code for "new industry is booming" will be "ntl ryd si ngm".

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and

∴

Therefore,

Logic:

In the given illustration numbers are arranged alternately first prime numbers in ascending order then composite numbers in descending order.

Now given input: 35 41 91 23 89 12 67 81

Step I: 23 35 41 91 89 12 67 81

Step II: 23 91 35 41 89 12 67 81

The addition of 5th number from the right end (41) and 1st number from the left end (23) in the second step is 64.

So, the square root of 64 is “8”.

Logic:

In the given illustration numbers are arranged alternately first prime numbers in ascending order then composite numbers in descending order.

Now given input: 35 41 91 23 89 12 67 81

Step I: 23 35 41 91 89 12 67 81

Step II: 23 91 35 41 89 12 67 81

Step III: 23 91 41 35 89 12 67 81

So, the position of ‘89’ is fifth from the left in the third step.

Sunder said that he would go to his sister's house that day.

While changing the narration of an assertive sentence, we need to follow the given steps-

• The conjunction ‘that’ should be used in place of a comma (,) and inverted commas (“ ”).
• 'Said' remains unchanged.
• 'Will' is changed into 'would'.
• The first-person (I/my) is changed into the third-person (he/his) i.e. subject of the reporting verb. (Sunder)
• 'Today' is changed into 'that day'.

Kumar said that he was unwell.

While changing the narration of an assertive sentence, we need to follow the given steps-

• The conjunction ‘that’ should be used in place of a comma (,) and inverted commas (“ ”).
• 'Said' remains unchanged.
• The simple present tense (am) is changed into the simple past tense (was).
• The first-person (I) is changed into the third-person (he) i.e. subject of the reporting verb. (Kumar)

The sentence 'A' starts the paragraph by pointing towards the North Indian Sculpture. Therefore, A is the first part.

The sentence 'C' completes the sentence 'A'. as the best-known example is the Sarnath. Therefore, C is the second part.

The pronoun 'It' mentioned in the sentence 'D' refers back to the noun 'Sarnath' mentioned in the sentence 'C'. Therefore, D follows C.

The sentence 'B' is concluding the paragraph. Therefore, it is the last part.

Thus, the correct sequence is: ACDB.