RPF Assistant Sub-Inspector Rule 72 LDCE MCQ Practice

1. A. Tiranga Point
2. B. Vikram Point
3. C. Shiv Shakti Point
4. D. Aryabhata Point

1. A. Laser altimetry only
2. B. Dual-frequency L-band and S-band synthetic aperture radar
3. C. Only optical imaging in visible light
4. D. A single X-band radar

1. A. Fourth
2. B. Second
3. C. Third
4. D. Fifth

1. A. Jaswant Rao Holkar
2. B. Daulat Rao Scindia
3. C. Baji Rao II
4. D. Raghuji Bhonsle

1. A. Vishishtadvaita
2. B. Shuddhadvaita
3. C. Dvaita
4. D. Achintya Bhedabheda

1. A. Bijjala (Kalachuri)
2. B. Vikramaditya VI (Chalukya)
3. C. Someshvara I
4. D. Krishnadevaraya

1. A. Vallabhbhai Patel
2. B. Kanaiyalal Munshi
3. C. Morarji Desai
4. D. Mahadev Desai

1. A. Alexander Read
2. B. Thomas Munro
3. C. Lord Cornwallis
4. D. Robert Mertins Bird

1. A. One-tenth
2. B. Two-thirds
3. C. One-half
4. D. Ten-elevenths

1. A. Liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen
2. B. Liquid oxygen and kerosene
3. C. Nitrogen tetroxide and UDMH
4. D. Solid HTPB and aluminium

1. A. 1 January 2011
2. B. 15 August 2012
3. C. 2 October 2016
4. D. 27 March 2014

12. Gandhi described the Cripps proposals (1942) as:

1. A. A charter of freedom
2. B. A step towards Purna Swaraj
3. C. A post-dated cheque on a crashing bank
4. D. A gift of the Empire

1. A. 50 lakh rupees
2. B. 25 lakh rupees
3. C. 75 lakh rupees
4. D. 1 crore rupees

1. A. First Anglo-Afghan War
2. B. Anglo-Nepal War
3. C. First Anglo-Sikh War
4. D. First Anglo-Burmese War

1. A. Bhutan
2. B. Nepal
3. C. Burma
4. D. Afghanistan

1. A. mRNA lipid nanoparticle
2. B. Plasmid DNA
3. C. Chimpanzee adenovirus vector (ChAdOx1)
4. D. Inactivated whole virus

1. A. 250
2. B. 350
3. C. 299
4. D. 325

1. A. Assam and Burma
2. B. Orissa and Sind
3. C. Bihar and Bombay
4. D. Punjab and Bengal

1. A. Education
2. B. Land revenue
3. C. Justice
4. D. Police

1. A. Mir Qasim
2. B. Shuja-ud-Daula
3. C. Siraj-ud-Daulah
4. D. Shah Alam II

1. A. Chunar
2. B. Dholpur
3. C. Makrana
4. D. Jaisalmer

1. A. 8th year
2. B. 20th year
3. C. 13th year
4. D. 26th year

1. A. John Marshall
2. B. James Prinsep
3. C. William Jones
4. D. Alexander Cunningham

1. A. Jammu and Kashmir
2. B. Chandigarh
3. C. Ladakh
4. D. Lakshadweep

1. A. Himachal Pradesh
2. B. Sikkim
3. C. Arunachal Pradesh
4. D. Uttarakhand

1. A. One-horned rhinoceros
2. B. Asiatic lion
3. C. Indian wild ass (Khur)
4. D. Great Indian bustard

1. A. Odisha
2. B. Tamil Nadu
3. C. Andhra Pradesh
4. D. West Bengal

1. A. Mount Abu
2. B. Mahabaleshwar
3. C. Panchgani
4. D. Pachmarhi

29. Jelep La, an old trade route pass, connects Sikkim with Tibet's:

1. A. Spiti Valley
2. B. Chumbi Valley
3. C. Yarlung Valley
4. D. Kathmandu Valley

1. A. Himachal Pradesh
2. B. Sikkim
3. C. Uttarakhand
4. D. Arunachal Pradesh

1. A. 10 solar masses
2. B. 0.5 solar masses
3. C. 3 solar masses
4. D. 1.4 solar masses

1. A. Nucleus, with a net gain of 4 ATP
2. B. Cytoplasm, with a net gain of 2 ATP per glucose
3. C. Mitochondrial matrix, with a net gain of 36 ATP
4. D. Chloroplast stroma, with a net gain of 2 ATP

1. A. Brinjal
2. B. Cotton
3. C. Maize
4. D. Mustard

34. The Malabar Coast of India extends from Mangalore to:

1. A. Kanyakumari
2. B. Goa
3. C. Kochi
4. D. Daman

1. A. 54.2 per cent
2. B. 45.86 per cent
3. C. 36.29 per cent
4. D. 28.3 per cent

1. A. Nicobar pigeon
2. B. Great Indian bustard
3. C. Narcondam hornbill
4. D. Andaman teal

1. A. Maldives
2. B. Myanmar
3. C. Indonesia
4. D. Sri Lanka

1. A. About 600 m
2. B. About 150 m
3. C. About 280 m
4. D. About 430 m

1. A. Australia
2. B. South Africa
3. C. Japan
4. D. Peru

40. 'Seigniorage' in central banking refers to:

1. A. The profit earned from issuing currency, the difference between its face value and cost of production
2. B. The fee charged for clearing cheques
3. C. The tax on foreign exchange transactions
4. D. The interest paid on government bonds

1. A. Five
2. B. Four
3. C. Seven
4. D. Three

42. Which major river is unique in crossing the Equator twice?

1. A. Niger
2. B. Nile
3. C. Amazon
4. D. Congo

1. A. Zimbabwe and Botswana
2. B. Zambia and Mozambique
3. C. Zambia and Zimbabwe
4. D. Angola and Namibia

44. The Strait of Bonifacio separates which two Mediterranean islands?

1. A. Crete and Cyprus
2. B. Corsica and Sardinia
3. C. Mallorca and Menorca
4. D. Sicily and Malta

1. A. Java and Sumatra
2. B. Borneo and Sulawesi
3. C. Sumatra and Borneo
4. D. Bali and Lombok

1. A. Uganda
2. B. Tanzania
3. C. Kenya
4. D. Gabon

1. A. Ecuador and Colombia
2. B. Peru and Bolivia
3. C. Chile and Argentina
4. D. Brazil and Paraguay

1. A. Three
2. B. Six
3. C. Four
4. D. Eight

1. A. Electricity
2. B. Coal
3. C. Refinery products
4. D. Steel

1. A. Lake Turkana
2. B. Lake Victoria
3. C. Lake Tana in Ethiopia
4. D. Lake Albert

1. A. Knowledge only if a reasonable person would have had it
2. B. No knowledge, as intoxication always negates it
3. C. The same knowledge as if he had not been intoxicated
4. D. Neither knowledge nor intention

1. A. Imprisonment up to 1 year only
2. B. No enhancement; punishment remains capped at 2 years in all cases
3. C. Imprisonment up to 7 years, or fine, or both
4. D. Death penalty mandatorily

1. A. Consent of the first spouse to the second marriage is irrelevant to establishing the offence
2. B. Both marriages must have been registered under the Special Marriage Act
3. C. The offence applies only to marriages solemnised in a court
4. D. The first marriage must be valid and subsisting, and the second marriage must be void by reason of its taking place during the life of the former spouse

1. A. Theft of railway property
2. B. Assembly of five or more persons after prohibitory order
3. C. Unlawful assembly, rioting, affray, promoting enmity between groups
4. D. Wanton provocation with intent to cause riot

1. A. Chapter XV of the BNS ('Of Offences Affecting the Public Health, Safety, Convenience, Decency and Morals'), covering negligent conduct with respect to poisonous substances, fire/combustible material, explosive substances, adulteration of food/drugs, and obscenity offences
2. B. Chapter XV deals exclusively with offences against the State
3. C. Chapter XV deals exclusively with electoral offences
4. D. Chapter XV was entirely repealed with no successor in the BNS

1. A. When done in good faith for the purpose of saving the life of the pregnant woman
2. B. There are no exceptions under Section 88
3. C. When done by any unlicensed person as long as the woman agrees
4. D. When done for any reason whatsoever with the woman's oral consent

1. A. Section 16 protects only judges, not officers
2. B. They are entirely identical provisions
3. C. Section 15 protects the judge's own judicial acts; Section 16 protects persons (like officers) who execute the court's judgment/order in good faith, even if the court lacked jurisdiction
4. D. Section 15 applies to civil courts only, Section 16 to criminal courts only

1. A. Mistake of fact in good faith negating criminal liability, combined with the principle that mistake of law is generally no excuse
2. B. Strict liability regardless of intention
3. C. Double jeopardy
4. D. Vicarious liability of employers

1. A. Theft, mischief, or house-trespass under circumstances that may reasonably cause apprehension of death or grievous hurt if the right of private defence is not exercised
2. B. Trespass on agricultural land only
3. C. Cattle trespass
4. D. Simple theft of any amount

1. A. The consent is given in writing
2. B. The consent is freely given by an adult of sound mind for a minor harm
3. C. The act is intended to cause, or the doer knows it likely to cause, death or grievous hurt (unless for the person's benefit as in surgery)
4. D. The consent is given after full disclosure

1. A. Section 23, but no defence is available at all
2. B. Section 25, treated as an aggravating factor
3. C. Section 23, treated similarly to unsoundness of mind as a defence
4. D. Section 19, treated as strict liability

1. A. Death
2. B. Exile
3. C. Forfeiture of property
4. D. Imprisonment for life

1. A. Either simple or rigorous or partly of each description
2. B. Only simple
3. C. Community service only
4. D. Only rigorous

1. A. पृष्ठांकन
2. B. प्रतिहस्ताक्षर
3. C. अनुहस्ताक्षर
4. D. अभिप्रमाणन

1. A. Prabodh
2. B. Pragya
3. C. None; only a degree counts
4. D. Parichay

1. A. Section 7
2. B. Section 4
3. C. Section 3
4. D. Section 5

1. A. Kannada
2. B. Marathi
3. C. Hindi
4. D. Urdu

1. A. Publish it only in the Gazette of India
2. B. Refer it to the Supreme Court for an advisory opinion
3. C. Cause it to be laid before each House of Parliament and sent to all State Governments, and issue directions after considering their views
4. D. Forward it only to the Ministry of Home Affairs

1. A. To translate all Central Acts into Hindi
2. B. To train Central Government employees in Hindi
3. C. To review progress in the use of Hindi for official purposes of the Union and submit a report to the President with recommendations
4. D. To decide disputes about the Eighth Schedule

1. A. Kannada
2. B. Marathi
3. C. Portuguese
4. D. Konkani

1. A. Every five years without any change
2. B. At the expiration of fifteen years from the commencement
3. C. Only when Parliament passes a resolution to that effect
4. D. At the expiration of ten years from the commencement of the Constitution

1. A. England at Lucknow
2. B. South Africa at Narendra Modi Stadium
3. C. Australia at Eden Gardens, Kolkata
4. D. New Zealand at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai

1. A. China
2. B. United States
3. C. Pakistan
4. D. Indonesia

1. A. Thailand
2. B. Oman
3. C. Pakistan
4. D. Qatar

1. A. Sudan
2. B. Yemen
3. C. Afghanistan
4. D. Ukraine

1. A. 15 August 2023
2. B. 3 May 2023
3. C. 3 March 2022
4. D. 1 January 2024

1. A. Declined to recognise same-sex marriage, leaving the matter to Parliament
2. B. Struck down the Special Marriage Act
3. C. Declared marriage a fundamental right under Article 19
4. D. Legalised same-sex marriage nationwide

1. A. Dipak Misra
2. B. Ranjan Gogoi
3. C. T. S. Thakur
4. D. S. A. Bobde

79. Section 12 of the RP(UP) Act, 1966 deals with:

1. A. offences under the Act being non-cognizable
2. B. inquiry by an officer of the Force
3. C. officers required to assist
4. D. definitions (Force, member of the Force, officer of the Force, railway property, superior officer)

1. A. Singapore
2. B. Toronto, Canada
3. C. Chennai, India
4. D. Madrid, Spain