List of practice Questions

A plaint is filed under which Order?

What is primary evidence?

Parties to a suit are governed under which Order?

What is secondary evidence?

"Common intention" is defined under which provision?

FIR is registered under which section of CrPC?

Which provision allows arrest without warrant?

Section 65B deals with what type of evidence?

What is talaq under Muslim Law?

What is an ex-parte decree?

What is a cognizable offence?

Who can proclaim a national emergency?

Which provision deals with appeals from original decrees?

Which authority can grant bail?

Who can claim maintenance under Section 125 CrPC?

What are the essentials of a valid Hindu marriage?

Match the following:

Column I	Column II
(a) Lecture Method	(II) Teacher-centered, focuses on delivery
(b) Demonstration Method	(I) Learning by doing
(c) Project Method	(III) Students explore real-life problems
(d) Heuristic Method	(IV) Learning through discovery

Four players — W, X, Y, Z — play a round-robin tournament (each plays each once).
A win gives 2 points, loss 0.
W scores more points than X.
Y wins exactly one match.
Z does not lose to X.
How many distinct possible point-tables exist for the four players?

A delivery network allows routes from Start (S) to End (E) through intermediate hubs A, B, C.
Allowed edges:
S→A, S→B, A→C, A→E, B→C, C→E.
A route cannot visit more than 3 nodes including S and E.
How many valid routes from S to E are possible?

Read the passage and answer:
Several historians argue that the decline of ancient civilizations was not solely due to environmental factors but also due to institutional rigidity. When rules and governance systems become resistant to change, societies lose flexibility and innovation capacity. Even mild environmental shocks can then trigger collapse because institutions cannot adapt quickly enough.
Question:
Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?

Arrange the sentences in a logical order:
A. This pursuit of conformity creates a dilemma: the more individuals try to blend in, the more homogeneous and predictable the group becomes.
B. Humans often conform to group norms to avoid social rejection.
C. Yet, creativity tends to flourish in environments that allow diversity of thought.
D. As a result, groups must balance the need for cohesion with the need for individual expression.
Question:
Arrange A, B, C, D in the most coherent order.

Identify the sentence that does not fit in the paragraph:
A. Urban planners increasingly recognize that walkable cities improve both physical and mental well-being.
B. Several studies indicate that green spaces in cities contribute to lower stress levels.
C. Public transportation systems are often designed to optimize fuel efficiency.
D. Compact city design reduces car dependency and encourages healthier lifestyles.
Question:
Which sentence is the odd one out?

Choose the option that best captures the central idea of the following paragraph:
Human memory is not a recording of the past but a reconstruction influenced by expectations, emotions, and present needs. People often recall events differently at different times, not because they are careless, but because memory adapts to serve current goals. Understanding this adaptive nature explains why eyewitness testimonies are unreliable and why personal narratives evolve over time.
Question:
Which option best summarizes the paragraph?

Argument:
A company claims its new productivity software significantly improves employee efficiency because workers using it complete tasks 30% faster.
Question:
Which of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the company’s claim?

Argument:
"Cities that invest in cycling infrastructure will see a long-term reduction in traffic congestion because people will shift from cars to bicycles."
Question:
Which of the following is an essential assumption in the argument?