Verbal Ability
Q1Synonyms
Choose the word which best expresses the meaning of the capitalized word: NUISANCE
- ainconvenience
- bnonsense
- cblessing
- dunreasonable
Answer (a): A nuisance is something that causes trouble or annoyance, which is closest to inconvenience.
Q2Synonyms
PROPRIETOR
- alifter
- bowner
- cdealer
- dfalconer
Answer (b): A proprietor is the owner of a business.
Q3Synonyms
YIELD
- ademolish
- bproduce
- cpartnership
- dsurplus
Answer (b): To yield means to produce or give (a crop, a result).
Q4Synonyms
VOLATILE
- adissolved
- bharmonious
- cunpredictable
- ddisfigured
Answer (c): Volatile means likely to change suddenly, so unpredictable.
Q5Synonyms
TANTRUM
- achild
- btemper
- cfrenzy
- dpampered
Answer (b): A tantrum is a sudden outburst of bad temper.
Q6Antonyms
Select the word which is closest to the OPPOSITE in meaning of the capitalized word: ASSET
- achattels
- bpossessive
- cinsatiable
- dliability
Answer (d): An asset is something of value owned; its opposite is a liability.
Q7Antonyms
TERMINATE
- ahire
- benlist
- cmobilize
- ddisplay
Answer (a): Terminate means to end a job or contract; the opposite is hire.
Q8Antonyms
OBSOLETE
- adecayed
- bunfashionable
- ccutting-edge
- ddiscontinued
Answer (c): Obsolete means out of date; cutting-edge means the newest and most advanced.
Q9Antonyms
GRIEVANCE
- afavor
- bgrouse
- cinjustice
- ddetest
Answer (a): A grievance is a complaint about unfair treatment; a favor is the opposite kind of act.
Q10Antonyms
AFFORD
- amanage
- bstipulate
- crefuse
- ddispensable
Answer (c): To afford (here, to give or grant) is opposite to refuse.
Q11Prepositions
Select the proper preposition to fill the blank: Are you still ......... the same address?
- ain
- bat
- con
- dup
Answer (b): We use 'at' with a specific address: 'at the same address'.
Revise: Vocabulary and Word Formation (Class 11 notes)
Q12Prepositions
I am going to Canada ......... the summer.
- aon
- bfor
- cfrom
- din
Answer (d): Seasons take 'in': 'in the summer'.
Revise: Vocabulary and Word Formation (Class 11 notes)
Q13Prepositions
......... you and me, I think his marriage is in trouble.
- ain
- bacross
- cfor
- dbetween
Answer (d): 'Between you and me' is the fixed phrase meaning in confidence.
Revise: Vocabulary and Word Formation (Class 11 notes)
Q14Prepositions
She has been like that ......... her childhood.
- afrom
- bof
- con
- dfor
Answer (a): 'From' marks the starting point in time: 'from her childhood'.
Revise: Vocabulary and Word Formation (Class 11 notes)
Q15Prepositions
Lying by the side of the road, we saw the wheel ......... a car.
- ain
- bon
- cfrom
- dof
Answer (d): 'The wheel of a car' shows the part belonging to a whole.
Revise: Vocabulary and Word Formation (Class 11 notes)
Q16Sentence completion
Country X will never stabilize its economy if it does not ......... its disastrous inflationary spending practices.
- aexacerbate
- bcurtail
- cstrengthen
- dmaximize
Answer (b): To stabilize an economy the country must cut (curtail) disastrous spending, not worsen or increase it.
Revise: Grammar and Usage (Class 11 notes)
Q19Sentence completion
Normally the press secretary is fairly ......... but in today's briefing her face was quite animated and her response lively.
- asubdued
- bconcise
- charmful
- dsubjugated
Answer (a): 'But' signals contrast with 'animated and lively', so the normal state is subdued (quiet).
Revise: Grammar and Usage (Class 11 notes)
Q21Reading comprehension
Read the passage on Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn. The author most probably mentions the novel's cyclical structure in order to
- aDemonstrate that Twain was keenly aware of the novelistic construction
- bShow that the remaining twelve chapters have little connection to the rest of the novel
- cArgue that Twain's protagonist has much in common with Oedipus
- dProvide support for a particular critical interpretation of Twain's work
Answer (d): The cyclical structure is cited as the reason critics can see the parts as interlinked, i.e. it supports a unified reading of the novel.
Revise: Grammar and Usage (Class 11 notes)
Q22Reading comprehension
Which of the following best expresses the main idea of the passage?
- aTwain's novel contains some chapters that resist easy inclusion into a unified interpretation
- bTwain's novel was the first major American novel to discard the traditional European structure
- cThe protagonist of Huckleberry Finn is considered a modern-day Oedipus by critics
- dThe unconventional structure of Huckleberry Finn indicates a lack of authorial awareness
Answer (a): The passage's central point is that the last chapters and the individual scenes are hard to fit into any all-encompassing unified interpretation, so any such reading is tenuous. Option b is only the opening supporting detail (and says 'discard', stronger than the passage's 'depart from').
Revise: Grammar and Usage (Class 11 notes)
Q23Reading comprehension
By all-encompassing interpretation the critic means
- aThere is the same interpretation every time
- bAll interpretations are coming in the future
- cThe interpretation cannot be confined
- dThis is a false interpretation
Answer (c): An all-encompassing interpretation tries to cover every part of the book, so it cannot be confined to some scenes only.
Revise: Grammar and Usage (Class 11 notes)
Q24Reading comprehension
The novel's
- aConventional structure encourages critics to see the novel's disparate parts as interlinked
- bCyclical structure encourages critics to see the novel's disparate parts as interlinked
- cStereotypical structure encourages critics to see the novel's disparate parts as interlinked
- dAdult structure encourages critics to see the novel's disparate parts as interlinked
Answer (b): The passage says the novel's cyclical structure encourages critics to see its parts as interlinked.
Revise: Grammar and Usage (Class 11 notes)
Quantitative Ability
Q26Simple interest
The sum of Rs. 550 amount to Rs. 946 in 9 years with simple interest. What is the rate of interest percent per annum?
- a7
- b8
- c9
- d6
Answer (b): Interest $=946-550=396$. $R=\frac{396\times100}{550\times9}=8$.
Revise: Algebra (Class 11 notes)
Q27Simplification
$1+\cfrac{1}{1+\cfrac{1}{1+\cfrac{1}{9}}}=$ ?
- a$\frac{29}{10}$
- b$\frac{10}{19}$
- c$\frac{29}{19}$
- d$\frac{10}{9}$
Answer (c): The scan's last denominator is blurred. Read as 6 the value is 20/13, which is not an option; read as 9 it gives $1+\frac19=\frac{10}{9}$, $1+\frac{9}{10}=\frac{19}{10}$, $1+\frac{10}{19}=\frac{29}{19}$, which is option c and produces the distractors 10/9, 29/10 and 10/19. Treated as a misreading/misprint of 9.
Revise: Algebra (Class 11 notes)
Q28Arithmetic
$9+99+999+9999=$
- a11100
- b11106
- c11007
- dNone of these
Answer (b): $9+99=108$, $108+999=1107$, $1107+9999=11106$.
Q29Percentage
A cricket team won 55% of the total number of matches it played during a year. If it lost 30% of the matches played and 3 matches were draw, the total number of matches played by the team was
- a10
- b12
- c18
- d20
Answer (d): Draws are $100-55-30=15%$ of the total. $15%$ of $N=3$ gives $N=20$.
Q30Profit and loss
A merchant earns 20% by selling an article for Rs. 480. What % would he have gained or lost if he had sold it for Rs. 430?
- a7.5% Gain
- b7.5% Loss
- c6.5% Gain
- d6.5% Loss
Answer (a): Cost price $=480/1.2=400$. At 430 the gain is $30/400=7.5%$.
Q31Ratio and proportion
The ratio of chicken to pigs to horses in a farm is 10:2:3. If there are 120 chickens in the farm then the number of horses in the farm is
- a25
- b36
- c40
- d24
Answer (b): $120/10=12$ per part, so horses $=3\times12=36$.
Q32Averages
The average of five numbers is 25. If four of the numbers are 30, 29, 25 and 20, the average of the three larger numbers are
- a26
- b27
- c28
- d29
Answer (c): Fifth number $=125-104=21$. The three larger are 30, 29, 25, average $=84/3=28$.
Q33Ages
The average age of a husband, his wife and daughter three years ago was 27 years and that of the wife and daughter five years ago was 20 years. Husband's present age is
- a35
- b40
- c32
- d45
Answer (b): Three years ago the sum was 81. Wife and daughter five years ago summed to 40, so three years ago to 44. Husband was $81-44=37$, so now 40.
Q34Time and work
If 12 persons can complete a work in 4 days. In how many days can 8 persons complete that work?
- a4
- b10
- c6
- d8
Answer (c): Total work $=12\times4=48$ person-days. $48/8=6$ days.
Q35Speed and distance
A train 300m long is moving at a speed of 54 km/hr and it took 40 seconds to cross a bridge. The length of the bridge is
- a250 m
- b300m
- c325 m
- d350 m
Answer (b): Speed $=54\times\frac{5}{18}=15$ m/s. Distance in 40 s $=600$ m, so bridge $=600-300=300$ m.
Q36Mensuration
The height of a room is 6 m and the length is twice the breadth. If the area of the floor is 162 m$^2$. The area of four walls of room is
- a324m$^2$
- b360m$^2$
- c720 m$^2$
- d648 m$^2$
Answer (a): $2b^2=162$ gives $b=9$, $l=18$. Walls $=2(18+9)\times6=324$ m$^2$.
Revise: Algebra (Class 11 notes)
Q38Number series
In the following number series one wrong number is given. Find out that wrong number: 12, 23, 43, 85, 166, 327, 648
- a23
- b43
- c85
- d166
Answer (b): The pattern is $\times2$ minus 1, 2, 3, ...: $12\times2-1=23$, $23\times2-2=44$, $44\times2-3=85$, $85\times2-4=166$, $166\times2-5=327$, $327\times2-6=648$. So 43 should be 44.
Q39Number series
In the following number series one wrong number is given. Find out that wrong number: 444, 300, 200, 136, 87, 84, 80
- a300
- b200
- c136
- d87
Answer (d): Differences should be $12^2,10^2,8^2,6^2,4^2,2^2$: $444-144=300$, $-100=200$, $-64=136$, $-36=100$, $-16=84$, $-4=80$. So 87 should be 100.
Q40Trigonometric ratios
The value of $\cot\theta$ when $\sec\theta=4$, is
- a$\frac{15}{4}$
- b$\frac{1}{\sqrt{15}}$
- c$\frac14$
- d$\sqrt{15}$
Answer (b): $\cos\theta=\frac14$, $\sin\theta=\frac{\sqrt{15}}{4}$, so $\cot\theta=\frac{1}{\sqrt{15}}$.
Revise: Trigonometry (Class 11 notes)
Q41Straight line
The slope of the straight line $4x+3y=10$ is
- a4
- b3
- c$-\frac43$
- d$-\frac34$
Answer (c): Write $y=-\frac43x+\frac{10}{3}$; slope $=-\frac43$.
Revise: Analytic geometry (Class 11 notes)
Q42Factorization
The factors of $x^4+4$ are
- a$(x^2+2)^2$
- b$(x^2+2)(x^2-2)$
- c$(x^2+2x+2)(x^2-2x+2)$
- dNone of these
Answer (c): $x^4+4=(x^2+2)^2-4x^2=(x^2+2x+2)(x^2-2x+2)$.
Revise: Algebra (Class 11 notes)
Q43Number theory
If y is both the cube and square of an integer and y is between 2 and 100, the value of y is
- a8
- b16
- c64
- d80
Answer (c): A number that is both a square and a cube is a sixth power; between 2 and 100 only $2^6=64$.
Q44Number theory
If the product of two integers is odd, the sum of those two integers must be
- aodd
- beven
- cprime
- da perfect square
Answer (b): A product is odd only if both integers are odd, and odd plus odd is even.
Q45Matrices
Select the correct statement:
- aEvery identity matrix is scalar matrix
- bEvery diagonal matrix is an identity matrix
- cEvery scalar matrix is an identity matrix
- dA square matrix whose each element is 1 is an identity matrix
Answer (a): An identity matrix is a diagonal matrix with equal diagonal entries (all 1), so it is a scalar matrix. The other statements are false.
Revise: Algebra (Class 11 notes)
Q46Sets
If A and B are two sets and $A\cup B=A\cap B$ then
- a$A=\phi$
- b$B=\phi$
- c$A\cup B=\phi$
- d$A=B$
Answer (d): Always $A\cap B\subseteq A\subseteq A\cup B$. If the two are equal, then $A=B$.
Revise: Algebra (Class 11 notes)
Q47Combinations
There are 7 semester based programs in bachelor level under Faculty of Management, TU. If one can select two programs at a time, in how many ways can a candidate select the programs?
- a14
- b7
- c1
- d21
Answer (d): $^7C_2=\frac{7\times6}{2}=21$.
Revise: Algebra (Class 11 notes)
Q48Statistics
Which one is the best measure of dispersion?
- arange deviation
- bmean deviation
- cquartile deviation
- dstandard deviation
Answer (d): Standard deviation uses every value and is the most reliable measure of dispersion.
Revise: Statistics and Probability (Class 11 notes)
Q49Mensuration
The area of circle is given by:
- a$2\pi r$
- b$\pi r^2$
- c$\pi r^2h$
- d$2\pi r^2$
Answer (b): Area of a circle is $\pi r^2$.
Q50Probability
A card is drawn at random from the pack of 52 cards. What is the probability of getting a face card?
- a$\frac{4}{13}$
- b$\frac14$
- c$\frac12$
- d$\frac{3}{13}$
Answer (d): There are 12 face cards (J, Q, K in 4 suits): $\frac{12}{52}=\frac{3}{13}$.
Revise: Statistics and Probability (Class 11 notes)
Logical Reasoning
Q51Analogy
Forecast : Future :: Regret : ?
- asins
- bpresent
- cpast
- dpredict
Answer (c): We forecast the future; we regret the past.
Q52Analogy
Well : Depth :: Word : ?
- abook
- bmeaning
- cletter
- dalphabet
Answer (b): A well is measured by its depth, a word by its meaning.
Q53Analogy
Entrance : Exit :: Loyalty : ?
- aDishonesty
- bHonesty
- cLove
- dTreachery
Answer (d): Entrance and exit are opposites; the opposite of loyalty is treachery.
Q54Analogy
Circle : Circumference :: Square : ?
- aArea
- bAngle
- cPerimeter
- dTriangles
Answer (c): Circumference is the boundary length of a circle; perimeter is that of a square.
Q55Analogy
Shoe : Foot :: Hat : ?
- aFace
- bCollar
- cMouth
- dHead
Answer (d): A shoe is worn on the foot, a hat on the head.
Q56Logical puzzle
Soraj, Hari and Shyam started their journey from city A to city B at the same time. Shyam took Soraj on his moped, while Hari started walking toward city B. Shyam dropped Soraj somewhere on the way, asked him to continue walking toward city B, drove back and met Hari walking towards city B. All three reached city B at the same time. While the walking speed of Soraj and Hari was uniform 5 Kms per hour, the speed of moped was a uniform 20 Kms per hour. The distance between the cities was 70 Kms. How much time did they take to reach city B from city A?
- a3.5 hrs
- b6.5 hrs
- c14.0 hrs
- d4.0 hrs
Answer (b): Let Soraj ride $x$ km. Shyam meets Hari at $y=\frac{2x}{5}$ km from A and Hari then rides the rest, so $y=70-x$. Hence $x=50$. Time $=\frac{50}{20}+\frac{20}{5}=2.5+4=6.5$ hrs.
Q57Logical puzzle
Soraj, Hari and Shyam started their journey from city A to city B at the same time. Shyam took Soraj on his moped, while Hari started walking toward city B. Shyam dropped Soraj somewhere on the way, asked him to continue walking toward city B, drove back and met Hari walking towards city B. All three reached city B at the same time. While the walking speed of Soraj and Hari was uniform 5 Kms per hour, the speed of moped was a uniform 20 Kms per hour. The distance between the cities was 70 Kms. How long did Hari walk?
- a4.0 hrs
- b5.0 hrs
- c2.5 hrs
- d5.6 hrs
Answer (a): Hari walked $y=70-50=20$ km at 5 km/h, which is 4 hours.
Q58Logical puzzle
Soraj, Hari and Shyam started their journey from city A to city B at the same time. Shyam took Soraj on his moped, while Hari started walking toward city B. Shyam dropped Soraj somewhere on the way, asked him to continue walking toward city B, drove back and met Hari walking towards city B. All three reached city B at the same time. While the walking speed of Soraj and Hari was uniform 5 Kms per hour, the speed of moped was a uniform 20 Kms per hour. The distance between the cities was 70 Kms. What is the total distance travelled by the moped?
- a70 kms
- b100 kms
- c130 kms
- d200 kms
Answer (c): Moped goes 50 km forward, back from 50 to 20 (30 km), then 20 to 70 (50 km): $50+30+50=130$ km.
Q59Logical puzzle
Soraj, Hari and Shyam started their journey from city A to city B at the same time. Shyam took Soraj on his moped, while Hari started walking toward city B. Shyam dropped Soraj somewhere on the way, asked him to continue walking toward city B, drove back and met Hari walking towards city B. All three reached city B at the same time. While the walking speed of Soraj and Hari was uniform 5 Kms per hour, the speed of moped was a uniform 20 Kms per hour. The distance between the cities was 70 Kms. At what distance from city A was Hari when Shyam and Hari met?
- a20.0 kms
- b50.0 kms
- c57.5 kms
- d32.5 kms
Answer (a): Hari walked 20 km (Soraj rode 50 km, and Shyam met Hari at $2x/5=20$ km from A). The scan prints '200 kms' for option a, a lost decimal point for 20.0 kms (200 km exceeds the 70 km route).
Q60Geometry
In the adjoining figure ABCD is a square, BCE is an equilateral triangle, and the angle BAE is: [Figure: square ABCD with equilateral triangle BCE drawn outside on side BC]
- a$30^\circ$
- b$45^\circ$
- c$15^\circ$
- d$20^\circ$
Answer (c): Take side 1: A(0,0), B(1,0), E at $(1+\frac{\sqrt3}{2},\frac12)$. $\tan\angle BAE=\frac{1/2}{1+\sqrt3/2}=2-\sqrt3=\tan15^\circ$.
Q61Counting figures
The number of squares in the given figure is: [Figure: a 5 by 5 grid of small squares]
- a25
- b35
- c45
- d55
Answer (d): In a 5 by 5 grid: $5^2+4^2+3^2+2^2+1^2=55$.
Q62Coding-decoding
If 'PEARL' is coded as 'SHDUO', how is 'COVET' coded?
- aFRYHW
- bBLXHU
- cEQXHV
- dFRXHV
Answer (a): Each letter is shifted 3 ahead: C to F, O to R, V to Y, E to H, T to W.
Q63Coding-decoding
If 'I' = 9, 'LOVE' = 54, how will you code 'YOU'?
- a51
- b55
- c61
- d65
Answer (c): Letters take their alphabet positions: L+O+V+E = 12+15+22+5 = 54. So YOU = 25+15+21 = 61.
Q64Number table
The missing number in the following table is: [Table rows: 5 7 9 / 3 5 7 / 28 54 ?]
- a106
- b58
- c82
- d88
Answer (d): Each bottom number is (top)$^2$ + (middle): $5^2+3=28$, $7^2+5=54$, so $9^2+7=88$.
Q65Reasoning
If 5 boys write 5 pages in 5 minutes, in how many minutes can a boy write one page?
- a4 mins
- b5 mins
- c6 mins
- d7 mins
Answer (b): Each boy writes one page in 5 minutes.
Q67Odd one out
Find out the word which is different from the rest (three alike, one different).
- aHelp
- bCooperate
- cEnquire
- dEncourage
Answer (c): Help, cooperate and encourage all mean to assist or support; enquire (ask) is different.
Q68Odd one out
Find out the word which is different from the rest (three alike, one different).
- aFather
- bMother
- cNiece
- dSon
Answer (c): Father, mother and son are immediate family; niece is an extended relation.
Q69Odd one out
Find out the word which is different from the rest (three alike, one different).
- aMoon
- bSun
- cLamp
- dFlame
Answer (a): Sun, lamp and flame produce their own light; the moon only reflects light.
Q70Odd one out
Find out the word which is different from the rest (three alike, one different).
- aPin
- bNail
- cScrew
- dHammer
Answer (d): Pin, nail and screw are fasteners; a hammer is a tool.
Q71Odd one out
Find out the word which is different from the rest (three alike, one different).
- aAnt
- bSpider
- cBee
- dMoth
Answer (b): Ant, bee and moth are insects (six legs); a spider is an arachnid.
Q73Logical arguments
"Since all dogs I have seen have tails so all dogs have tails." The statement given above is logically similar to which of the following?
- aSince all fires I have seen are very hot, all fires cause great destruction.
- bSince all people I have met are friendly no unfriendly people exist.
- cSince food is necessary for survival all people eat.
- dSince all horses I have seen are fast, all horses are fast.
Answer (d): The original generalises from observed cases to all cases; option d does exactly the same.
Q74Logical arguments
"The sky is cloudy so it may rain." The statement given above is logically similar to which of the following?
- aHe has not worked he will fail.
- bStudents are absent, the teacher will not teach.
- cThey are happy so they will dance.
- dThe cold war is at the freezing point it may result in shooting war
Answer (d): The original states a sign and a possible (not certain) result; option d also says 'may result'.
General Awareness
Q76Nepal geography
Which province lies a famous religious place "Swargadwari"?
- a6
- b5
- c4
- d3
Answer (b): Swargadwari is in Pyuthan, which is in Lumbini Province (Province 5).
Q77Current affairs
The 'black flag' signifies,
- aRevolution
- bDanger
- cProtest
- dTruce
Answer (c): A black flag is shown as a sign of protest.
Q78Nepal personalities
Iron man of Nepal is known as:
- aJanga Badadur Rana
- bGanesh Man Singh
- cBhim Samser Rana
- dPratap Malla
Answer (b): Ganesh Man Singh, a leader of the democratic movement, is called the Iron Man of Nepal.
Q79International organizations
GATT is already dead but GATT is alive in the name of:
- aUN
- bWTO
- cUNCTAD
- dITC
Answer (b): GATT was replaced by the World Trade Organization in 1995.
Q80Biology
Oxygen in our blood is transported by a protein named:
- aKeratin
- bCollagen
- cHemoglobin
- dPlatelet
Answer (c): Hemoglobin in red blood cells carries oxygen.
Q81Science terms
Entomology is science and its study is related to:
- aBired
- bInsect
- cAnimal
- dSpace
Answer (b): Entomology is the study of insects.
Q83World knowledge
The people of Denmark is called:
- aDenmen
- bDenmarkian
- cDenian
- dDanish
Answer (d): People of Denmark are called Danes or Danish.
Q84World knowledge
Which one is the national game of Bhutan?
- aArchery
- bJhopa
- cCockfihgt
- dJinisn
Answer (a): Archery is the national sport of Bhutan.
Q85Literature
Who wrote famous religious book "Ramayan"?
- aKalidas
- bSri Krisha
- cValmiki
- dRamchandra
Answer (c): The Ramayana was composed by sage Valmiki.
Q86World history
Hitler's party that came into power in 1933 was called:
- aGerman social party
- bNazi party
- cHitler social party
- dPeople's party of Germany
Answer (b): Hitler's National Socialist German Workers' Party, the Nazi party, came to power in 1933.
Q87International organizations
Where is the permanent secretariat of SAARC?
- aKathmandu
- bNew Delhi
- cIslamabad
- dColombo
Answer (a): The SAARC secretariat is in Kathmandu.
Q88World knowledge
Which country does not have written constitution?
- aAmerica
- bIndia
- cJapan
- dNone of the given options
Answer (d): The United Kingdom has no single written constitution, and it is not in the list, so the answer is none of the given options.
Q89Economics
A tax "VAT" is the full form of
- aValue after tax
- bValue and tax
- cValue added tax
- dValue adjustment tax
Answer (c): VAT stands for Value Added Tax.
Q91Nepal geography
Which one district of Nepal touches both India and China?
- aDarchula
- bIlam
- cRautahat
- dKanchanpur
Answer (a): Darchula borders India (Uttarakhand) and China (Tibet).
Q93Sports
How many players play polo sports?
- a4
- b5
- c6
- d7
Answer (a): A polo team has 4 players.
Q94Literature
"War and Peace" was written by:
- aMaxim Gorky
- bLeo Tolstoy
- cWilliam Wordsworth
- dOliver Twist
Answer (b): War and Peace is a novel by Leo Tolstoy.
Q95Nepal history
When did Prithvi Narayan Shah attack and conquered Kantipur?
- a1758
- b1768
- c1778
- dNone of these
Answer (b): Kantipur (Kathmandu) fell to Prithvi Narayan Shah in 1768 AD.
Q97Nepal history
"Indra Jatra" was first initiated by
- aGunakamdev
- bMandev
- cShivdev
- dPratap Malla
Answer (a): Indra Jatra is traditionally said to have been started by King Gunakamadeva, who is also credited with founding Kantipur (Kathmandu). The Kumari Jatra part was added much later by Jaya Prakash Malla, which is why Pratap Malla is a common wrong guess.
Q98Computer basics
Which one is the correct name of the first computing device?
- aDos
- bLotus
- cAbacus
- dNone of the above
Answer (c): The abacus is the earliest known calculating device.
Q99Computer basics
What does the abbreviation "http" stand for?
- aHypertext transfer protocol
- bHigh task termination procedure
- cHarvard tele text proof
- dNone of the above
Answer (a): HTTP means Hypertext Transfer Protocol.
Q100Sports
Where was the "18th Asian Game - 2018" held?
- aBangkok
- bManila
- cDubai
- dJakarta
Answer (d): The 2018 Asian Games were held in Jakarta and Palembang, Indonesia.