List of top General Awareness Questions

Which of the following award was introduced in 1985?

Which type of validity refers to the extent to which the test questions are representative of the skills in the specified domain?

Which of the following objective is not achieved through intramural?

As per FINA's standards an Olympic-size swimming pool must have the following measurements?

In a management process, when we try to let the employees perform the allocated duties, this function of management in known as

Arousal, Stress and Anxiety can be explained through the following theories.
A. Inverted U hypothesis
B. Zone of Optimal Functioning (ZOF)
C. Catastrophy Model
D. Humanistic Approach
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Which of the following are essential qualifications for appointment as a Governor?
(A) He must not be a member of either house of Parliament.
(B) He should be a domicile of the state to which he is being appointed.
(C) He should be a citizen of India.
(D) He must have complete the age of 35 years.
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Who is supposed to be the custodian of the Indian constitution?

Where did Lord Buddha breathe his last?

In research, part of experiment that the researchers is manipulating, is referred as

The massacre of the crowd at Jallianwala Bagh at Amritsar took place on

How many medals had India won in the Tokyo Olympic Games?

Match List I with List II

List I		List II
A	Assessment	I	Classifying assessment
B	Grading	II	Norm based reference criterion
C	Evaluation	III	Marks obtained from test
D	Measurement	IV	Compiling evaluated readings

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Which of the following is not the objective of extramural competitions?

'Ethics and Aesthetics' is examined under which branch of Philosophy

Who is known as the proponent of naturalism?

In research sampling and statistical analysis, the most basic unit from where data can be produced is referred as

Arrange the hierarchy of needs given by Maslow (1954) in order of priority:
A. Safety needs 
B. Intellectual needs 
C. Social needs 
D. Physiological needs 
E. Self actualisation 
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Match List I with List II :

List I (Institute)		List II (Location)
(A)	National Institute of Ayurveda	(I)	Chennai
(B)	National Institute of Homoeopathy	(II)	Bengaluru
(C)	National Institute of Unani Medicine	(III)	Kolkata
(D)	National Institute of Siddha	(IV)	Jaipur

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Surface dividing the body into left and right halves is known as

The Indian Economy is characterised by:
(A) Pre-dominance of Agriculture
(B) Pre-dominance of Industry
(C) Low per capita Income
(D) Massive unemployment
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In CPR, R stand for

A book of low quality produced quickly to get money:-

Match List I with List II

	List I		List II
A	Planning	I	Putting plans into action
B	Organizing	II	Ensuring progress
C	Leading	III	Motivating employees
D	Evaluating	IV	Defining organisational goals

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Which of the following approaches will help in developing unique strategies to motivate athletes?
 A. Cognitive and pedagogical 
B. Load and recovery 
C. Social support and facilitation 
D. Vigorous and continuous 
E. Physical and physiological attributes 
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