Question : The presence of multiple languages in a region is an indicator of:  

Option 1: Political instability  
 

Option 2: Economic prosperity  
   

Option 3: Cultural diversity  

Option 4: High literacy rates  

Question :

Option 1: Both are true .
 

Option 2: Both are false 
 

Option 3: Statement 1 is true and statement 2 is false.
 

Option 4: Statement 2 is true and statement 1 is false.
 

Question : What will be the gross profit ratio:
If Credit Revenue from Operations is Rs.7,00,000, Cash Revenue from Operations is Rs.1,00,000. The cost of Revenue from Operations is Rs.6,40,000.

Option 1: 30%

Option 2: 10%

Option 3: 25%

Option 4: 20%

Question :

Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:

History cannot be altered and its myriad paths would follow their own destined course. However, it would not be entirely futile to indulge our imagination in picturing the course of history if such and such an event had not taken place. One such occurrence is the British colonization of India. The British colonized India gradually and established their rule over the country for more than a century. If the British colonization had not happened at all, where would we be today?

To begin with, we would not have suffered all that we did under the British in the process of winning freedom from them. Today, India’s history bears the scars of British colonialism and exploitation that the memory finds hard to erase. The country was forced to undergo humiliation in terms of its pride besides suffering political, economic and social exploitation. In colonized India, the people were stripped of their rights in every sense. They could not participate in the political and economic development of their own country. They were denied the right to form their own government and run the administration of their country. The country’s primary institutions including those related to judiciary, defense and law were run by outsiders who did not care about the welfare of the nation and its people. The people’s attempt to win their rights only brought about suffering and death. It was not only loss of wealth and prosperity that the masses had to endure; thousands of people lost their lives in the fight for freedom from the British yoke. The country’s nationalist leaders paid a heavy price in their attempt to secure freedom for India. All this would not have happened if the British had not come to reign in India.

Which of the following is synonymous to prosperity?

Option 1: Indignity

Option 2: Resources

Option 3: Affluence

Option 4: Growth

Option 5: Penury

Question : The demographic transition model explains population growth through:  

Option 1: Stages of economic development  

Option 2: Climate change  
 

Option 3: Migration patterns  

Option 4: Technological advancements  

Question : Case Study 5:

EFG Corp. is a multinational company operating in multiple countries. The company is facing challenges in adhering to different cultural practices and customs in each country of operation.

Q:- Which dimension of the business environment is highlighted in this case?
 

Option 1: Economic environment

Option 2: Social environment

Option 3: Technological environment

Option 4: Political environment

Question :

Find out the correct prepositions in the following question:

Leave the box ____his house.

Option 1: upon

Option 2: at

Option 3: on

Option 4: into

Option 5:  in   

Question : In case of dissolution, assets are transferred to Realisation Account:

Option 1: At Book Value

Option 2: At Market Value

Option 3: Cost or Market Value, whichever is lower

Option 4: None of the Above

Question : Who was the ruler of Delhi during the Revolt of 1857 ?

Option 1: Bahadur Shah Zafar

Option 2: Akbar II

Option 3: Shah Alam II

Option 4: Aurangzeb

Question : Which of the following challenge to Indian environment is highlighted here?
Unstable use and inappropriate management practises leads to different types of degradation.
 

Option 1: Land degradation
 

Option 2: Degradation of Forest
 

Option 3: Soil erosion
 

Option 4: Loss of biodiversity