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6.Dietician Grade II - Health Services



Dietician Grade II - Health Services

Date of Test: 15.11.2017


1. Which article of Indian constitution deals with the election of Indian President ?
 
(A) Article 52
(B) Article 51 
(C) Article 53
(D) Article 54 

Answer: Article 54 

2. Player of the Match of Women’s World Cup Final, 2017.
 
(A) Anya Shrubsole
(B) Harmeet Kaur 
(C) S.J. Taylor
(D) Tammy Beaumont


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3. 45th Chief Justice of India.
 
(A) Dipak Misra
(B) J.S. Khehar 
(C) T.S. Takhur
(D) P.D. Dinakaran 

Answer: Dipak Misra

4. Magsaysay award winner of 2017 Abdon Nababan.
 
(A) Singapore
(B) Indonesia 
(C) Japan
(D) Philippines 

Answer: Indonesia

5. Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Winner of 2017.
 
(A) Devendra Jhajhria
(B) M.S. Dhoni 
(C) Deepa Karmakar
(D) M. Bhoopathi 
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6. Who wrote the book Vedanatasaram ?

 
(A) Dr. Ayyathan Gopalan
(B) Chattampi Swamikal 
(C) Sree Narayana Guru
(D) T.K. Madhavan


Answer: Chattampi Swamikal 

7. Deepika monthly was a publication of _.


(A) Islamiya
(B) Malayala Manorama 
(C) Library Movement
(D) Namboothiri Movement 


Answer: Islamiya

8. Lalithopaharam Kilipattu was a work of _

(A) V.T. Bhattathirippadu
(B) A.K. Gopalan 
(C) K.P. Karuppan
(D) P. Krishna Pillai 



Answer: K.P. Karuppan

9. Kavi Chanda a work of ____

(A) V.T. Bhattathirippadu
(B) A.K. Gopalan 
(C) Sree Narayana Guru
(D) T.K. Madhavan


Answer: V.T. Bhattathirippadu

10. Whom did Sir Hugh Rose, the commander of the British army during the revolt of 1857, refer as 
the “best and bravest of the military leaders of the rebels” ?
 
(A) Tantiya Tope
(B) Rani Lakshmi Bai 
(C) Nana Saheb
(D) Kunwar Singh 


Answer: Rani Lakshmi Bai 



11. Who raised the patriotism to the pedestral of mother worship and said : I know my country as my 
mother. I adore her. I worship her ?
 
(A) Aurobindo Ghosh
(B) B.G. Tilak 
(C) Bhagat Singh
(D) S.C. Bose


Answer: Aurobindo Ghosh

12. Both the transfer of power and the partition of India were carried through in _ days.
 
(A) 72
(B) 94 
(C) 68
(D) 84 


Answer: 72

13. Total number of days spent by Gandhi in prison was

(A) 2120
(B) 2089 
(C) 3650
(D) 2338 


Answer: 2338

14. Who constituted the scientific man power committee.
 
(A) Nehru
(B) Indira Gandhi 
(C) Rajiv Gandhi
(D) Morarji Desai 


Answer: Nehru

15. The earliest written record mentioning Kerala is _

(A) Aitereya Aranyaka
(B) Indica 
(C) Edicts of Asoka
(D) Kalpasutra 


Answer: Aitereya Aranyaka

16. In which year C.W.R.D.M. was established ?
 
(A) 1975
(B) 1978 
(C) 1984
(D) 1985 



Answer: 1978

17. Which one of the following is not a part of Ramsar sites ?
 
(A) Ashtamudi
(B) Sasthamkotta 
(C) Vembanad
(D) Vellayani


Answer: Vellayani

18. Swadhar a programme related to _


(A) Women
(B) Children 
(C) Police
(D) Cinema 

Answer: Women


19. Socrates is a work of _

(A) Ramakrishna Pillai
(B) Kumaranasan 
(C) Chattampi Swamikal
(D) Sree Narayana Guru


Answer: Ramakrishna Pillai

 
20. On July 3, 2017 foundation stone of the India’s biggest Global Skill Park was laid in
(A) Kolkata
(B) Bhopal 
(C) Jaipur
(D) Nagpur


Answer: Nagpur




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