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1	In which year did the Simla Conference between India and Pakistan take place ?
	A) 1982 B) 1972 C) 1952 D) 1962
2	Who is the hero of O. V. Vijayan’s celebrated novel, Khasakinte Ithihasam ?
	A) Ravi B) Viju C) Babu D) Madhu
3	With which musical instrument do you associate the name of S. Balachander ?
	A) Mridangam B) Veena C) Flute D) Banjo
4	The recent best seller The Da Vinci Code was writtn by:
	A) David Green B) Dan Brown C) Dennis Black D) Dave Orang
5	Who was the President of India during the silver jubilee celebrations of Indian Indepence ?
	A) S. D. Sharma B) K. R. Narayanan C) R. Venkataraman D) V. V. Giri
6	For acting in which film did Ben Kingsely get the Oscar for Best Actor ?
	A) Pattom B) Jinnah C) Picaso D) Gandhi
7	Who painted the famous picture called the Sun Flowers ?
	A) Monet B) Manet C) Van Gogh D) Vermeer
8	The American palywright who wrote, The Death of a Salesman died recently. He was
	A) Arthur C. Clarke B) Arthur Koestler C) Arthur Schleisinger D) Aurthur Miller
9	Which disease is also known as Hansen’s disease?
	A) Chicken Pox B) Small pox C) Leprosy D) Mumps
10	What does a cartographer make ?
	A) Design on carts B) Post boxes C) Maps D) Lamps
11	Which of these is the earliest invention ?
	A) Thermometer B) Microphoen C) Lighting rod D) Zip fastener
12	What is the condition known as’tachycardia’?
	A) Swollen foot B) Faster heartbeat C) Liver enlargement D) Numbness
13	The element numbered 100 of the periodic table is name after:
	A) Nobel B) Mendeleev C) Einsteen D) Fermi
14	What was the nationality of Samuel Hahnemann, the Father of Homeopathy?
	A) French B) Swedish C) German D) Dutch
15	What does a geriatrist study ?
	A) Berries B) Giraffes C) Gorillas D) Disease of old age
16	Which of these vaciens is the latest ?
	A) Rabies B) Typhys C) Small Pox D) Polio
17	In which year did the Vietnam War end ?
	A) 1979 B) 1971 C) 1973 D) 1977
18	Which Indian state has the name meaning Land of the Dawn – lit Mountains ?
	A) Assam B) Arunachal Pradesh C) Andhra Pradesh D) Himachal Pradesh
19	Which athlete was known as the Black Gazelle ?
	A) Jesse Owens B) William Rudolph C) Carl Lewis D) Florence J. Griffith
20	In which of these Olympics did India get a gold in Hockey ?
	A) Moscow B) Barcelona C) Atlanta D) Athens
21	Which country was known as Abyssinia ?>
	A) Ethiopia B) Albania C) Sierra Leone D)Syria
22	Which country contributes over 40% of the world’s newsprint?
	A) Cyprus B) Cuba C) Chad D) Canada
23	Of which Olympics were Olly, Syd and Millie, the mascots?
	A) Melbourne B) Seoul C) Los Angels D) Sydney
24	Which tennis star wrote the book, From Fear to Victory ?
	A) Monica Seles B) Ivan Lendl C) Maria Sharapova D) Martina Hingis
25	For which team did the cricketer Lance Gibbs, play ?
	A) South Africa B) England C) Zimbabwe D) West Indies
26	Who wrote the lullaby, Omanathingal Kidavo?
	A) Irayyimman Thampi B) Sreekumaran Thampi C) Vayalar Rama Varma D) Balamniyamma
27	The word ‘valiant’ means:
	A) An insect B) Fearless C) Small D) Silent
28	The opposite of ‘ingenious’ is:
	A) Promising B) Unimaginative C) Original D) Glorious
29	The comparative of ‘young’ is:
	A) Youghtful B) Youngster C) Younger D) Youngest
30	What is the Elephans maximas?
	A) Elephantiasis B) Elephant C) ) A Roman Ruler D) A loose garment
31	The word ‘alacrity’ means:
	A) Eagerness B) Loud C) Critical D) Pale
32	The opposite of ‘detrimental’ is:
	A) Cheat B) Cheap C) Delude D) Helpful
33	The word ‘able’ is an:
	A) Adverb B) Adjective C) Article D) Apostrophe
34	The expression ‘lingua franca’ means:
	A) Frank dealings B) French literature C) Disease of the tongue D) Ling language
35	The one word substitute for one who studies rivers is:
	A) Diluvialist B) Speleologist C) Potamologist D) Orologist
36	If COMB is written as BNLA, how will BRUSH be written ?
	A) BNLAS B) GZHQY C) RAIHJ D) AQTRG
37	A, B, C, D, G, K, ........... Which is the next letter ?
	A) P B) R C) Y D) W
38	The expression ‘ex officio’ means:
	A) By virtue of office B) Former officer C) Dismissed staff D) Staff on deputation
39	The idiom ‘bolt from the blue’ means:
	A) Unexpected calamity B) A pleasant gift C) Helping hand D) Loud speech
40	Which word in this group does not rhyme with the other three ?
	A) Rough B) Tough C) Puff D) Cough
41	If KITTEN is written as MKVVGP, how will CAT be written ?
	A) ANK B) BCV C) ORG D) ABV
42	2,4,16,256, ...... Which is the next number ?
	A) 655 B) 6553 C) 65536 D) 6553635
43	What is the meaning of ‘nepotism’?
	A) Drug abuse B) Horticulture C) Favouritism D) Hatred
44	Which one of these is not a font used in typing
	A) Times New Roman B) Arial C) Bookman Old Style D) Multo Obrigado
45	Which year of the National Calendar began in March 2005 ?
	A) 1901 B) 1891 C) !426 D) 1927
46	Which one of these words means a cure for all ailments ?
	A) Pangram B) Sibling C) Panacea D) Sinecure
47	Which one of these words is monosyllabic ?
	A) Bureaucrat B) Strength C) Government D) Superintendent
48	Which is the Malayalam Era Year ending on 16th August 2005
	A) 1178 B) 1169 C) 1180 D) 1088
49	India observes the Martyr’Day on:
	A) June 4th B) January 30th C) November 10th D) May 21st
50	Who was the famous son of Saddharta and Trisala in ancient India ?
	A) Gautama Buddha B) Kabir C) Mahavir Jain D) Harsha
51	Who wrote Harshacharita?
	A) Bana B) Kalidasa C) Bhavabhuthi D) Kalhana
52	Which one of these is not one of the five K’s in the Sikh faith ?
	A) Keeh B) Kara C) Kangh D) Kitab
53	Who was the Prime Minister of India from 1977 to 1979 ?
	A) Charan Singh B) Lal Bahadur Shastri C) V. P. Singh D) Morarji Desai
54	Who invaded India in B.C. 326?
	A) Cyrus B) Alexander C) Timur D) Darius
55	The ruler who built the Grand Trun Road was:
	A) Lord Dalhousie B) Sher Shah Suri C) Lord Curzon D) Allaudin Khilj
56	In which year was Gandhiji born ?
	A) 1889 B) 1869 C) 1859 D) 1879
57	The book, My Truth is on the life of:
	A) Indira Gandhi B) Jaya Prakash Narayan C) Sanjiva Raddy D) Zail Singh
58	Who was assassinated on 14th April 1865 ?
	A) Tsar Alexander B) King Faisal of Saudi Arabia C) Abraham Lincon D) John . F. Kennedy
59	Where in Europe is Karl Marx buried?
	A) London B) Moscow C) Berlin D) Prague
60	Which of these is an element ?
	A) Italium B) Canadium C) Bolivium D) Francium
61	Who discovere the neutron
	A) J. J. Thompson B) J. B. Priestly C) James Chadwick D) John Dalton
62	The first winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics is:
	A) Einstein B) Roentgen C) Lippman D) Marconi
63	Who wrote the book Paradise Lost?
	A) John Bunyan B) John Milton C) John Dryden D) John Wellesley
64	Which African country was once known as Rhodesia ?
	A) Namibia B) Zaire C) Zimbabwe D) Niger
65	Which of these is not a native of Australia ?
	A) Llama B) Echidna C) Platypus D) Kangaroo
66	What is the common name of Hibiscus rosasinensis ?
	A) Shoe Flower B) Lily C) Rose D) Jasmine
67	Viviparous animals :
	A) Lay eggs B) Give birth to young ones C) Eat only meat D) Eat only leaves
68	The biography, A Life in Music is on the life of:
	A) Muhammed Rafi B) M. S. Subbulekshmi C) Geeta Dutt D) Salil Chaudhary
69	Who wrote the novel Ponni based on the life of a Muduga girl ?
	A) Valsala B) Vilasini C) Mayalatoor D) Muttathu Varkey
70	In which European city was the first NAM summit held in 1961 ?
	A) Belgrade B) Budapest C) Bern D) Bucharest
71	The Ficus religiosa is the:
	A) Tamarind tree B) Cashew tree C) Teak tree D) Banyan tree
72	The autobiography, TheVoice of the Herat is by:
	A) Swapna Sundari B) Yamini Krishnamoorthy C) Bharati Sivaji D) Mrinnalini Sarabhai
73	The Malayalam ovel Oru Sangeerthanampolaye is on the life of:
	A) Dostovsky B) Tolstoy C) Tugenev D) Chekov
74	Devdas, Shrikant and Charitraheen are works by:
	A) Premchand B) Sarat Chandra Chatterjee C) Asapoorna Devi D) Bankin Chandra Chatterji
75	The number of persons per square kilometer in Kerala is:
	A) 1981 B) 199 C) 819 D) 1909
76	The life expectancy of Keralaities are:
	A) 65.4 B) 87.01 C) 71.3 D) 90.05
77	The film for which Balachandra Menon won the Bharath Award was:
	A) April 18 B) Samantharangal C) Sasneham D) Kuruppinte Kanakkupusthakam
78	Who as the Chief Minister of Kerala during the literacy was:
	A) Pattom Thanu Pillai B) K. Karunakaran C) P. K. Vasudevan Nair D) C. Achutha Menon
79	The first district in Kerala to achieve total literacy was:
	A) Pathanamthitta B) Ernakulam C) Kozhikode D) Kollam
80	The river which flows eastwards is:
	A) Kabani B) Karamana C) Kallai D) Killi
81	Who was the first President of Kerala Shitya Academy?
	A) Joseph Mundassery B) K. M. Panicker C) M. P. Paul D) G. Sankara Kurup
82	Who amon these was not a Governor of Kerala?
	A) A. P. Jain B) V. V. Giri C) N. N. Wanchoo D) Karan Singh
83	The word ‘Nonagenaria’ means:
	A) One who is ageless B) A vegetarian C) A disagreeable person D) ne who is over 90
84	Which of these is the apt form of address for a Mayor?
	A) Reverend B) Eminence C) Worshipful D) Beatitude
85	She was unwilling to accept the nomination. Choose the right question tag
	A) Is it ? B) ) Isn’t C) Wasn’t she ? D) I see
86	Which one of thses is a correct sentence ?
	A) Why you is silent ? B) Where do you hails from ? C) When will the trains arrive ? D) How gas you entered the hall without a ticket?
87	Which number does the word ‘score’ represent?
	A) 25 B) 20 C) 40 D) 50
88	Which of these spellings is wrong ?
	A) Accommodation B) Occasion C) Grammar D) Assessment
89	Which of these is an incorrect plural form?
	A) Informations B) Geese C) Indies D) Sister-In-law
90	Which of these is an incorrect sentence?
	A) Queen of the England is the Elizabeth II B) The new Pope is from Germany C) King Faisal ruled over Saudi Arabia D) King Gyanendra rules over Nepal
91	Which one of these numbers is wrongly spelt?
	A) Eight – Seven B) ) Fourty – three C) Seventy – nine D) Ninety – four
92	24x25x25=
	A) 15600 B) 15486 C) 16251 D) 15625
93	If ‘n’ divided by ‘n’ equals ‘n’ squared, what is the value of ‘n’ ?
	A) 100 B) 1 C) 10 D) 1000
94	Which of these is a prime number
	A) 18 B) 19 C) 21 D) 33
95	Which of these words will come first in the dictionary?
	A) Menial B) Menagerie C) Meningitis D) Mendicant
96	Which of these words is a synonym of ‘sad’?
	A) Melancholy B) Mellifluous C) Meningitis D) Mendicant
97	If n+n+n-1=98. What will be the value of n squared?
	A) 1000 B) 1031 C) 1010 D) 1089
98	Which of these is a leap year ?
	A) 1774 B) 1886 C) 1922 D) 2028
99	What is the cube root of 1728?
	A) 17 B) 21 C) 15 D) 12
100	Which of these word will come last in a dictionary?
	A) Vestments B) Verisimilitude C) Vestibules D) Vemillion
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