2012 I QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS :: part4 : 1 to 5
Following Multiple choice objective type questions and answers will help you as a free online coaching for your TRB SSC CGL written exam preparation for 2017. These are useful study materials collected from previous year question papers. :
1.Which Amendment Act reduced the voting age from 21 to 18 ? |
| 42nd |
| 44th |
| 52nd |
| 61st |
2.Which of the following Presidents held office for two consecutive terms ? |
| Dr.S.RadhaKrishnan |
| Dr.Zakir Hussain |
| Dr.Rajendra Prasad |
| Both (A) and (C) |
3.Which of the following is not correctly matched ? |
| Article 14 - Equality before law |
| Article 16 - Equal opportunities |
| Article 17 - Abolition of titles |
| Article 18 - Permission of military titles |
4.The term "Closure" in Parliamentary terminology implies |
| the end of the session parliament |
| stoppage of debate on a motion |
| end of a day's proceedings |
| None of the above |
5.Which one of the following subject is not available on the union list ? |
| Census |
| Banking |
| Trade Union |
| Foreign Loans |
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