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Date of Test: 12.12.2017
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81. A subject ie said to be in the concurrent list, when a law can be passed on it by
A) The State Government
B) The Central Government
C) 🚴‍♂The Central and State Government both
D) The President and the Prime Minister together

82. The Constitution of India does not mention the post of
A) The Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha
B) The Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha
c) The Deputy Speaker of the State Legislativo Assembly
D) 🚴‍♂The Deputy Prime Minister

83. In which date The Right to Information Act, enacted on
A) 🚴‍♂15th June 2005
B) 22nd June 2006
c) 12 October 2005
D) 15 August 2008

84. The Kerala State Govornment started a programme to promote organ donation is
A) Vayomithram
B) 🚴‍♂Mrithasanjeavani
C) Amrutha Yojana
D) Arogyakinan

85. In 1874 the Basel Evangelical Mission started first Tile Factory in
A)🚴‍♂ Pudiyarakallu
B) Anjarakandi
C) Kallayi
D) Tellicherry

86. In which year Poikayil Yohannan establishod Prathyaksha Raksha Daiva Sabha
A) 1919
B) 🚴‍♂1909
C) 1907
D) 1929

87. Ayyavazhi is a dharmic belief system centered on the life and preachings of
A) vagbhatananda
B) Brahmananda Shivayogi
C)🚴‍♂ Vaikunda Swamikal
D) Dr. Ayyathan GopaGopalan

88. Who was the District Magistrate of Malabar, killed during the period of Mappila riots
A) Lord Macaulay
B) Lord Mayo
C) 🚴‍♂H. V. Canolly
D) Thomas Harvey Baber

89. To which King of Travancore was the Malayali Momorial submitted
A) 🚴‍♂Sri. Moolam Thirunal
B) Sri. Chithira Thirunal
C) Swathi Thirunal
D) Uthram Thirunal

90. Who amongst the following was the first editor of the newspaper "Malayali"
A) C. V. Raman Pillai
B) 🚴‍♂Petayil Raman Pilla Asan
C) Swadesabhimani Ramakrishna Pillai
D) Kumaranasan

91. "Vishakanyaka' is a novel written by
A) P. C. Kuttikrishnan
B) P. Kosavadev
C) 🚴‍♂S. K. Pottekkad
D) M. K. Menon

92. Who amongst of the following was popular through the Rajadhani March in 1938?
A) Annachandi
B) A. v. Kuttimalu Amma
C) Kaumudi Teacher
D) 🚴‍♂Akkama Choriyan

93, who is known as the father of political movement in the moden Travancor
A)🚴‍♂ G. P. Pillai
B) Sree Narayana Guru
C) Sir, C. P Ramaswami Ayyar
D) Sri. Chithina Thirunal Balarama Varma

94. Thiruvithamcore Mahajana Sabha' was started by
A) T. Madhavan
B) Poikayil Yohannan
C)🚴‍♂ Pampadi John Joseph
D) Barristor G.P. Pillai

95. Which great poet of Malayalam founded the Kerala Kalamandalam
A)🚴‍♂ Vallathol
B) Ullur
C) Cherusseri
D) Kumaranasan

96. On which date did GST (Goods and Services Tax) came into effect in India
A) 30 June 2017
B) 31st July 2017
c)🚴‍♂ 1st July 2017
D) 1 August 2017

97. Who is the newly appointed chairperson of censor board
A) Gurdeep Singh Sappal
B) Pahlaj Nihalani
c)🚴‍♂ Prasoon Joshi
D) Shashi Sekhar Vempati

98, "A Horse Walks into a Bar" is a novel written by
A) Bob Dylon
B) Arundathi Roy
C) 🚴‍♂David Grossman
D) J. K. Rowling

99. Who is the present Chief Election Commissioner of India
A) O, P. Rawath
B) 🚴‍♂Achal Kumar Joti
B) Shachi Sekhar Vempati
D) Dr. Rajiv Kumar

100. Who is the acting Chairman of the Kerala State Human Right Commission
A) Justice Kurian Joseph
B)🚴‍♂ P. Mohandas Joseph
C) Justice S. Abdul Nazeer
D) Justice Syriac

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