Q1141. Which of the following was NOT one of the parameters measured in the Ease of Doing Business Index?
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Q1142. Given below are two statements regarding web evolution.
Statement I: Web 1.0 was characterized by static, read-only web pages.
Statement II: Web 2.0 introduced interactivity, user-generated content, and social media platforms.
Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?
Statement I: Web 1.0 was characterized by static, read-only web pages.
Statement II: Web 2.0 introduced interactivity, user-generated content, and social media platforms.
Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?
Explanation
The evolution of the web is marked by a shift from static to dynamic content. Web 1.0 was primarily a "read-only" environment where users consumed information from static pages. Web 2.0 transformed this into a "read-write" platform characterized by high interactivity, social media, and user-generated content. This transition empowered individuals to become creators and participants in the global digital conversation, rather than just.
Q1143. Which of the following sites is NOT correctly matched with its dominant archaeological culture?
Explanation
The matching of Bairath with Paleolithic culture is incorrect. While Bairath is an ancient site, it is primarily famous for its Mauryan remains, Buddhist circular temple, and early historic artifacts. Paleolithic sites are characterized by much older stone tools. In contrast, Kalibangan is correctly linked to Harappan culture, Ahar to Chalcolithic culture, and Bagor to the Mesolithic period, accurately reflecting their archaeological significance.
Q1144. Read the following statements and select the correct option regarding the Vedic diet and customs:
Statement I: The Rigvedic diet primarily consisted of milk, ghee, vegetables, and meat, while fish was rarely consumed.
Statement II: Soma was a highly regarded ritual drink, whereas Sura was often condemned as a cause of intoxicating ruin.
Statement I: The Rigvedic diet primarily consisted of milk, ghee, vegetables, and meat, while fish was rarely consumed.
Statement II: Soma was a highly regarded ritual drink, whereas Sura was often condemned as a cause of intoxicating ruin.
Explanation
The Vedic diet was diverse, consisting of dairy products like milk and ghee, along with vegetables and various meats. While fish consumption was rare, the ritual use of drinks was significant. Soma was highly esteemed and used in sacred ceremonies, whereas Sura was generally regarded with disapproval due to its intoxicating effects. These dietary habits reflect both the pastoral lifestyle and the community’s ethical values.
Q1145. Consider the following statements regarding the characteristics of Fundamental Rights in India:
I. They are absolute and not subject to any restrictions.
II. Some of them are negative in character, placing limitations on the authority of the State.
III. They are justiciable, allowing persons to move the courts for their enforcement.
IV. They are permanent and cannot be amended or repealed by the Parliament.
Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?
I. They are absolute and not subject to any restrictions.
II. Some of them are negative in character, placing limitations on the authority of the State.
III. They are justiciable, allowing persons to move the courts for their enforcement.
IV. They are permanent and cannot be amended or repealed by the Parliament.
Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?
Explanation
Fundamental Rights are not absolute but qualified, as the State can impose reasonable restrictions. They are not permanent and can be amended by Parliament. However, they are negative in character as they limit State power, and they are justiciable, meaning they can be enforced through courts, making the two specified statements about their character and enforceability correctly defined.
Q1146. The massive, elongated estuary at the mouth of the Ob River, recognized as the world’s longest estuary, is known as:
Explanation
The Ob River in Russia is notable for its unique outfall into the Arctic Ocean. It forms the Gulf of Ob, which is recognized as the longest estuary in the world. This massive, elongated body of water serves as a transition zone between the freshwater of the river and the saline water of the Kara Sea, stretching for several hundred miles.
Q1147. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion (A) and the other is labelled as
Reason (R).
Assertion (A): The publication of the Ease of Doing Business report was officially discontinued in 2021.
Reason (R): Internal audits revealed data irregularities and ethical concerns regarding the manipulation of data for specific countries in previous reports.
Reason (R).
Assertion (A): The publication of the Ease of Doing Business report was officially discontinued in 2021.
Reason (R): Internal audits revealed data irregularities and ethical concerns regarding the manipulation of data for specific countries in previous reports.
Explanation
The decision to stop publishing this major business report in 2021 was driven by serious internal investigations. These audits uncovered that data had been manipulated in previous years to change the rankings of certain countries. This ethical crisis undermined the credibility of the index, leading the institution to discontinue it and begin developing a more transparent and reliable replacement framework.
Q1148. Which of the following is not a core component or standard technology of the World Wide Web?
Explanation
The World Wide Web is built on a specific set of core technologies, including HTML for structuring content, HTTP for transmitting data, and URLs for locating resources. These technologies operate at the application layer to provide a unified web experience. MAC addressing, conversely, is a low-level hardware identification method used at the data link layer of a network, functioning independently of web.
Q1149. Match List I with List II:
Choose the correct code:
| Text | Author |
|---|---|
| A. Hammir Rasau | i. Dalpat Vijay |
| B. Khuman Raso | ii. Narpati Nalh |
| C. Bisaldev Raso | iii. Girdhar Aasiya |
| D. Sagat Raso | iv. Jodhraaj |
Explanation
Jodhraaj authored Hammir Rasau, while Dalpat Vijay is the poet behind Khuman Raso. Bisaldev Raso was composed by Narpati Nalh, focusing on the life of the Chauhan king Vigraharaja IV. Sagat Raso was written by Girdhar Aasiya. These medieval texts are important for understanding the heroic traditions and the historical narratives of the various Rajput dynasties through epic poetry and chronicles.
Q1150. Consider the following comprehensive statements regarding the Vedic Age:
I. The Early Vedic period was semi-nomadic, while the Later Vedic period saw the rise of settled territorial states.
II. The Rigveda was the only Veda composed during the Early Vedic period.
III. The social status of the Shudras improved significantly in the Later Vedic period.
IV. Women lost their right to the Upanayana ceremony in the Later Vedic period.
V. Iron technology was completely unknown throughout both the Early and Later Vedic periods.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?
I. The Early Vedic period was semi-nomadic, while the Later Vedic period saw the rise of settled territorial states.
II. The Rigveda was the only Veda composed during the Early Vedic period.
III. The social status of the Shudras improved significantly in the Later Vedic period.
IV. Women lost their right to the Upanayana ceremony in the Later Vedic period.
V. Iron technology was completely unknown throughout both the Early and Later Vedic periods.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?
Explanation
The Vedic age evolved from a semi-nomadic society to one characterized by settled territorial states. The Rigveda was the primary text of the early period, while other Vedas followed. During the later phase, women lost their right to the Upanayana ceremony. However, Shudra status generally declined, and iron technology, though absent early on, became central to the expansion and development of the Later Vedic society.Answer key for these questions
| Q | Correct answer |
|---|---|
| 1141 | (d) Environmental sustainability compliance |
| 1142 | (a) Both Statement I and II are correct |
| 1143 | (a) Bairath - Paleolithic Culture |
| 1144 | (a) Both Statement I and Statement II are correct. |
| 1145 | (b) II and III only |
| 1146 | (a) The Gulf of Ob |
| 1147 | (a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A. |
| 1148 | (a) MAC Addressing |
| 1149 | (b) A-iv, B-i, C-ii, D-iii |
| 1150 | (a) I, II and IV only |
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