If all colors of the spectrum of sunlight combine, which color is produced?
- (A) Yellow
- (B) White
- (C) Red
- (D) Purple
- (B) White
Sunlight holds every color you can see—violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red. When you mix all those colors together, you get white light. If you’ve ever seen someone shine sunlight through a prism, you’ve watched the light break apart into those colors. Put them back together, and it turns white again. So, the answer is (B) White.
Which country does the popular mobile manufacturing company ‘NOKIA’ belong to?
- (A) Denmark
- (B) Germany
- (C) Finland
- (D) Sweden
- (C) Finland
Nokia started in Finland and became famous around the world for making tough, reliable mobile phones. The company really shaped the way mobile technology grew and evolved. So, the right answer is (C) Finland.
In which Para of the Holy Quran is ‘Surah Al-Momin’ located?
- (A) 24
- (B) 26
- (C) 28
- (D) 23
- (A) 24
Al-Muʼminun (Arabic: المؤمنون, al-muʼminūn; meaning: “The Believers”) is the 23rd chapter (sūrah) of the Qur’an, containing 118 verses (āyāt). It appears in Para 24 of the Quran, which includes several surahs from the later sections. This Surah, revealed in Mecca, provides guidance for believers, recounts stories of prophets, and offers life lessons. Therefore, the correct answer is (A) 24.
Which component of diet helps in preventing constipation?
- (A) Fats
- (B) Proteins
- (C) Fibers
- (D) Carbohydrates
- (C) Fibers
Dietary fiber is a type of carbohydrate that our bodies can’t break down completely. There are two main kinds: soluble fiber dissolves in water—think oats or beans—while insoluble fiber doesn’t, like the stuff in whole grains and veggies. Insoluble fiber bulks up your stool and helps it move faster through your system, which keeps things from getting backed up. Soluble fiber, on the other hand, pulls in water, softens your stool, and keeps your digestion running smoothly. Fats, proteins, and regular carbs don’t really help with this—they’re mostly for energy and keeping your body running. Getting enough fiber and drinking plenty of water keeps constipation at bay and helps your gut stay healthy.
The organ of human body affected by Malaria is:
- (A) Lungs
- (B) Spleen
- (C) Kidney
- (D) Heart
- (B) Spleen
Malaria’s caused by Plasmodium parasites—mostly P. falciparum and P. vivax—which attack your red blood cells and settle in the liver. As these parasites multiply, your spleen really takes a hit. It’s busy trying to filter out all those infected red blood cells and ramp up your immune response, so it often gets enlarged, a condition called splenomegaly. Sure, if things get bad, other organs like the kidneys or brain can suffer too, but the spleen stands out as the main organ that’s visibly affected in most cases. So, the correct answer is (B) Spleen.
Choose the word which is opposite in meaning: “CONFESS”
- (A) Assert
- (B) Deny
- (C) Contest
- (D) Contend
- (B) Deny
“Confess” means you admit something, usually a mistake or a truth. So, the opposite would be not admitting it—basically, denying it. Out of the options, “deny” nails it. When you deny something, you’re refusing to accept or admit it. The others—“assert,” “contest,” and “contend”—are more about making a point or arguing, not really about owning up or refusing to own up to something.
Which is the second longest river in South America?
- (A) Orinoco River
- (B) Amazon River
- (C) Parana River
- (D) Madeira River
- (C) Parana River
The Amazon River is the longest in South America and actually moves more water than any other river on the planet. Coming in second is the Paraná River, which stretches about 4,880 kilometers through Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina. The Orinoco and the Madeira are both important rivers, but they’re not as long as the Paraná. So, the answer’s (C) Parana River.
Correct the sentence: “Jeans was not permitted in this college.”
- (A) Were
- (B) Was
- (C) Had
- (D) Will
- (A) Were
In English, “jeans” is plural, just like “trousers” or “scissors,” so you use “were” instead of “was.” The other choices—“had” and “will”—don’t fit because they don’t show past permission here. The answer is (A) Were.
Identify the one-word substitute of the sentence. “One who cannot be corrected.”
- (A) Incurable
- (B) Incorrigible
- (C) Vulnerable
- (D) Hardened
- (B) Incorrigible
“One who cannot be corrected” describes someone whose habits or character just won’t change, no matter what. The word you’re looking for is “incorrigible”. That’s really the best fit. The other choices miss the mark: “incurable” is about diseases, “vulnerable” means easily hurt, and “hardened” is more about being tough or unemotional, not unable to change. Answer: (B) Incorrigible
Which one of the following is not a multitasking operating system?
- (A) DOS
- (B) Windows
- (C) Unix
- (D) Linux
- (A) DOS
A multitasking operating system lets you run several programs at once. DOS is different—it’s a single-tasking system, so you can only run one program at a time. Windows, Unix, and Linux do multitasking, handling multiple processes side by side. So, if you’re looking for the single-tasking option, it’s DOS.
