Which of the following statements about preference shares
is/are true?1) These shares are issued to noteworthy
investors 2) These shares have a fixed rate of dividend 3)
Maturity period for these shares is fixed
(A) Only 1
(B) Only 2 and 3
(C) Only 1 and 2
(D) 1, 2 and 3
Bromine is 1 A colorless gas insoluble in water 2 A highly inflammable gas 3 A black solid 4 A red liquid
who was the first governor general of bengal?
Which of the following denotes the total number of seats in the Lok Sabha in India for which elections are held? 1 545 2 542 3 550 4 None of these
The largest source of revenue in India is: (a) Excise duty (b) Sales tax (c) Railways (d) Direct tax
. Consider the following passage: “In the course of a career on the road spanning almost thirty years, he crossed the breadth of the Eastern hemisphere, visited territories equivalent to about 44 modern countries, and put behind him a total distance of approximately 73,000 miles”. The world’s greatest traveler of pre-modern times to whom the above passage refers is (a) Megasthenes (b) Fa Hien (c) Marco Polo (d) Ibn Battuta
. Why was joint sector mooted in India? (a) For mobilising initiative resources (b) Because the Government was unable to handle (c) Because private entrepreneurs were exploiting consumers (d) None of these
Which variety of glass is heat resistant ? (a) Hard glass (b) Flint glass (c) Pyrex glass (d) Bottle glass
4 Answers PDO, Pyrex Glass, SSC,
?A Passage to India? is a famous novel written by: (a) E M Forster (b) Winston Churchill (c) D H Lawrence (d) Jane Austen
Which of the following is the lightest metal? 1 Mercury 2 Silver 3 Lithium 4 Lead
Two different objects with masses m1 and m2 are projected in the air at the angles q1 and q2 with respect to horizontal direction with the speed v1 and v2. If they remain in air for the same amount of time, the following quantity must the same: (1) Mass (2) speed (3) The distance traveled in horizontal direction (4) The height attained
How many Indians have won the Nobel Prize for literature? 1 3 2 4 3 1 4 2
Baron Pierrede Coubertin, father of the modern Olympic Games, belongs to: (a) Greece (b) USA (c) France (d) Italy