RPF Head Constable Rule 72 LDCE MCQ Practice

1. A. Depsang and Demchok
2. B. Gogra and Hot Springs
3. C. Yangtse and Asaphila
4. D. Galwan and Pangong Tso

1. A. Jannik Sinner
2. B. Daniil Medvedev
3. C. Carlos Alcaraz
4. D. Alexander Zverev

1. A. USA, Canada and Mexico
2. B. Qatar, UAE and Saudi Arabia
3. C. Japan and South Korea
4. D. Spain, Portugal and Morocco

164. Which city will host the 2032 Summer Olympic Games?

1. A. Paris
2. B. Mumbai
3. C. Los Angeles
4. D. Brisbane

165. The 2026 Asian Games are being hosted by which city or cities?

1. A. Doha, Qatar
2. B. Jakarta-Palembang, Indonesia
3. C. Aichi-Nagoya, Japan
4. D. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

1. A. A lunar sample return
2. B. A Mars orbiter
3. C. Artificial total solar eclipses
4. D. A space telescope at L2

1. A. Y. S. Sharmila
2. B. Nara Lokesh
3. C. Chiranjeevi
4. D. Pawan Kalyan

1. A. Nayab Singh Saini
2. B. Bhupinder Singh Hooda
3. C. Anil Vij
4. D. Rao Inderjit Singh

1. A. Arvind Kejriwal
2. B. Atishi
3. C. Sheila Dikshit
4. D. Sushma Swaraj

1. A. Eknath Shinde
2. B. Ajit Pawar
3. C. Uddhav Thackeray
4. D. Devendra Fadnavis

1. A. Mehbooba Mufti
2. B. Farooq Abdullah
3. C. Omar Abdullah
4. D. Sajad Lone

1. A. Naveen Patnaik
2. B. Dharmendra Pradhan
3. C. Jual Oram
4. D. Mohan Charan Majhi

1. A. Eight phases, 1 April to 1 June
2. B. Five phases, 19 April to 25 May
3. C. Seven phases, 11 April to 19 May
4. D. Seven phases, 19 April to 1 June

1. A. Justice B. V. Nagarathna
2. B. Justice D. Y. Chandrachud
3. C. Justice Surya Kant
4. D. Justice Vikram Nath

1. A. China
2. B. Russia
3. C. India
4. D. South Africa

1. A. Brazil
2. B. United States
3. C. Indonesia
4. D. India

177. Which country became NATO's 31st member on 4 April 2023?

1. A. Georgia
2. B. Ukraine
3. C. Sweden
4. D. Finland

1. A. 30 January 2020
2. B. 5 May 2023
3. C. 11 March 2020
4. D. 12 December 2022

1. A. 5 August 2024
2. B. 1 July 2024
3. C. 15 July 2024
4. D. 8 August 2024

1. A. 2009-2019
2. B. 1996-2004
3. C. 2004-2014
4. D. 1991-1996

181. Which of the following was conferred the Bharat Ratna in 2024?

1. A. Gulzarilal Nanda
2. B. Lal Bahadur Shastri
3. C. Chaudhary Charan Singh
4. D. Morarji Desai

1. A. 90.23 m
2. B. 88.88 m
3. C. 87.58 m
4. D. 89.45 m

1. A. North Sound, Antigua
2. B. Gros Islet, St Lucia
3. C. Bridgetown, Barbados
4. D. Providence, Guyana

1. A. Section 11
2. B. Section 4
3. C. Section 10
4. D. Section 7

1. A. The Magistrate may release it on a bond (supurdnama) with conditions, after the seizure is reported
2. B. It is auctioned immediately by the RPF Inspector
3. C. It becomes railway property automatically
4. D. It is returned to the driver without bond

1. A. Gujarat
2. B. Uttarakhand
3. C. Rajasthan
4. D. Himachal Pradesh

1. A. A protozoan (Leishmania donovani)
2. B. A virus
3. C. A bacterium
4. D. A fungus

188. Astigmatism of the human eye is corrected by using:

1. A. Bifocal lenses
2. B. Cylindrical lenses
3. C. Convex spherical lenses
4. D. Concave spherical lenses

1. A. Zinc and copper
2. B. Aluminium and magnesium
3. C. Chromium and nickel
4. D. Tin and lead

1. A. Twelfth Finance Commission
2. B. Thirteenth Finance Commission
3. C. Fifteenth Finance Commission
4. D. Fourteenth Finance Commission

1. A. Niacin (Vitamin B3)
2. B. Folic acid (Vitamin B9)
3. C. Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6)
4. D. Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)

1. A. First phase of the Second Anglo-Afghan War
2. B. First Anglo-Afghan War
3. C. Second Anglo-Sikh War
4. D. Third Anglo-Burmese War

1. A. Sir C. Sankaran Nair
2. B. Sir Ali Imam
3. C. Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru
4. D. Sir S.P. Sinha

194. The Bohr effect in human physiology describes:

1. A. Increased affinity of haemoglobin for oxygen at higher CO2 concentration
2. B. Decreased affinity of haemoglobin for oxygen at higher CO2 concentration or lower pH
3. C. Conversion of carbonic acid to bicarbonate in plasma
4. D. Binding of carbon monoxide to haemoglobin

1. A. During midday, to maximise gas exchange
2. B. Only during rainfall
3. C. At night, to reduce water loss
4. D. Only at dawn and dusk

1. A. Lord Minto
2. B. Lord Hardinge
3. C. Lord Curzon
4. D. Lord Ripon

1. A. Helium
2. B. Carbon dioxide
3. C. Argon
4. D. Neon

1. A. Conservation of linear momentum as exhaust gases are expelled backward
2. B. Magnetic interaction with Earth's field
3. C. Gravitational pull of the Moon
4. D. Atmospheric pressure acting on the nozzle

1. A. Liver
2. B. Kidneys
3. C. Spleen
4. D. Pancreas

1. A. His widow Bega Begum (Haji Begum)
2. B. Shah Jahan
3. C. His son Akbar personally as architect
4. D. Bairam Khan

1. A. Baltic Sea
2. B. Black Sea
3. C. Adriatic Sea
4. D. Mediterranean Sea

1. A. Sudanian savanna
2. B. Ethiopian highlands
3. C. Kalahari desert
4. D. Congo rainforest

203. The neutron was discovered in 1932 by which scientist?

1. A. Niels Bohr
2. B. James Chadwick
3. C. Ernest Rutherford
4. D. Henri Becquerel

1. A. Bowman's capsule
2. B. Distal convoluted tubule and collecting duct
3. C. Ascending limb of the loop of Henle
4. D. Proximal convoluted tubule

1. A. The Central Powers, led by Germany
2. B. The League of Nations members
3. C. The Axis Powers of the 1930s
4. D. The Allied Powers, led by Britain and France

1. A. Pacific Ocean
2. B. Indian Ocean
3. C. Atlantic Ocean
4. D. Southern Ocean

1. A. Uzbekistan
2. B. Turkmenistan
3. C. Kazakhstan
4. D. Azerbaijan

1. A. Dhaulagiri I
2. B. Kangchenjunga
3. C. Makalu
4. D. Lhotse

1. A. Vallabhacharya
2. B. Srimanta Sankardev
3. C. Ramananda
4. D. Chaitanya Mahaprabhu

1. A. Transformer
2. B. Light-emitting diode
3. C. Electric heater
4. D. Dry cell

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

1. A. Bharata Muni
2. B. Abhinavagupta
3. C. Nandikeshvara
4. D. Kalhana

1. A. Chlorine
2. B. Oxygen
3. C. Fluorine
4. D. Nitrogen

1. A. Satara
2. B. Sambalpur
3. C. Jhansi
4. D. Nagpur

1. A. Akbar
2. B. Aurangzeb
3. C. Shah Jahan
4. D. Jahangir

216. In a normal electrocardiogram (ECG), the QRS complex represents:

1. A. Repolarisation of the ventricles
2. B. Repolarisation of the atria
3. C. Depolarisation of the atria
4. D. Depolarisation of the ventricles

1. A. Rain throughout the year with no dry season
2. B. Hot, wet summers and cold, dry winters
3. C. Hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters
4. D. Cold summers and heavy summer snowfall

1. A. Khan Bahadur Khan
2. B. Maulvi Ahmadullah Shah
3. C. Nana Sahib
4. D. Kunwar Singh

1. A. 15 days
2. B. 48 hours
3. C. 7 days
4. D. 24 hours

1. A. Real, inverted, diminished, at 30 cm
2. B. Real, inverted, magnified, at 60 cm
3. C. Virtual, erect, magnified, at 40 cm on the same side
4. D. Real, inverted, same size, at 40 cm on the other side

1. A. Sucheta Kripalani
2. B. Aruna Asaf Ali
3. C. Sarojini Naidu
4. D. Usha Mehta

1. A. Satara
2. B. Pune
3. C. Ahmednagar
4. D. Raigad

1. A. W.C. Bonnerjee
2. B. Dinshaw Wacha
3. C. Ananda Mohan Bose
4. D. Pherozeshah Mehta

1. A. Botswana
2. B. Paraguay
3. C. Bolivia
4. D. Chile

1. A. Bicarbonate
2. B. Bile salts
3. C. Enterokinase
4. D. Hydrochloric acid

1. A. Ribulose bisphosphate
2. B. Oxaloacetic acid
3. C. Pyruvic acid
4. D. 3-Phosphoglyceric acid

1. A. Triable exclusively by the Court of Session or Special Judge, or punishable with imprisonment which may extend to seven years or more
2. B. Only bailable offences
3. C. Only petty offences
4. D. Only offences punishable with death

1. A. Must discard all recorded evidence and restart
2. B. Must obtain the High Court's permission to read it
3. C. May act on the evidence recorded by his predecessor, and may re-summon any witness whose further examination he thinks necessary
4. D. May only use the evidence if the accused consents in writing

1. A. The Court of Session
2. B. The High Court only
3. C. The Supreme Court
4. D. The Chief Judicial Magistrate

1. A. The consent of the foreign Government alone
2. B. The previous sanction of the Central Government
3. C. A direction from the High Court
4. D. A recommendation from the Sessions Judge

1. A. Only the head office of the accused's employer is situated
2. B. Only the offence was committed
3. C. Only the complainant resides
4. D. The offence was committed, or any part of the property was received or retained, or was required to be returned or accounted for by the accused

1. A. Commences at the expiration of the previous sentence, unless the Court directs that it run concurrently
2. B. Replaces the earlier sentence
3. C. Runs concurrently by default
4. D. Is limited to six months

1. A. Starts after the first sentence ends
2. B. Is automatically remitted
3. C. Is void
4. D. Runs concurrently with the previous sentence

1. A. Add new witnesses
2. B. Change the sentence on request
3. C. Substitute a conviction with acquittal
4. D. Correct a clerical or arithmetical error

1. A. Refer the sentence to the Public Prosecutor
2. B. Hear the accused on the question of sentence and then pass sentence according to law
3. C. Pass sentence immediately without any hearing
4. D. Await a report from the police station

1. A. An acquittal of the accused with whom the offence has been compounded
2. B. A conviction with reduced sentence
3. C. Suspension of the trial for one year
4. D. Discharge subject to re-prosecution

1. A. Is a woman
2. B. Is, by reason of a previous conviction, liable to enhanced punishment or to a punishment of a different kind for the offence
3. C. Is represented by an advocate
4. D. Is a first-time offender

1. A. Decide the validity itself and declare the Act void
2. B. State a case setting out its opinion and reasons and refer it to the High Court
3. C. Forward the matter to the Law Commission
4. D. Dismiss the case

1. A. No further application by him shall be entertained by the other Court
2. B. The Supreme Court must be informed
3. C. Both Courts hear the matter together
4. D. He may apply again to the other Court on the same matter

1. A. Order inquiry into a complaint dismissed by a Magistrate
2. B. Direct that the execution of a sentence be suspended
3. C. Call for and examine the record of any proceeding
4. D. Convert a finding of acquittal into one of conviction