Question Code : 42/2019
Translator (Malayalam to English) -Advocate General Office
Medium of Question : English/Malayalam
Date of Test : 25/09/2019
1. Universal Children’s day is observed on :
(A) November 14
(B) November 20
(C) November 13
(D) November 21
2. Name the monthly published by Vakbhatananda :
(A) Samadarshini
(B) Sivayogivilasam
(C) Keralan
(D) Jeevanam
3. NITI Ayog came to existence on :
(A) 10 January 2015
(B) 11 January 2015
(C) 26 January 2015
(D) 15 August 2015
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4. Name the national park which situates on the banks of river Kabani :
(A) Nagarhola
(B) Bhadra
(C) Srivenkateswara
(D) Ranipuram
5. Which Article of the Indian Constitution abolishes untouchability and its practice :
(A) Article 18
(B) Article 19
(C) Article 16
(D) Article 17
6. ISL champions of 2019 :
(A) Chennain FC
(B) F.C. Goa
(C) Bangaluru FC
(D) Jamshedpur FC
7. The code name of rescue operation of Kerala Police in flood affected areas in 2019 :
(A) Operation Jalaraksha
(B) Operation Madad
(C) Operation Malayalee
(D) Operation Athijeevan
8. Name the leader of Thali Road Samaram :
(A) E.Moidu Moulavi
(B) Moorkkoth Kumaran
(C) C. Krishnan
(D) K.P. Kesavamenon
9. Indradhanush, the project of Central Government of India is related to :
(A) Agriculture
(B) Space
(C) Education
(D) Banking
10. ‘Keralakaumudi’, daily started its publication in :
(A) 1912
(B) 1910
(C) 1911
(D) 1913
11. Who is known as ‘Pulayageethangalude Pracharakan’?
(A) Kurumban Daivathan
(B) Ayyankali
(C) Pandit K.P. Karuppan
(D) Poykayil Appachan
12. World creativity and innovation day is observed on :
(A) April 10
(B) April 17
(C) April 13
(D) April 21
13. Name the film which gets ‘Rajatachakoram’ in IFFK 2019 :
(A) The Dark Room
(B) Ee Maa Yove
(C) The Silence
(D) Sudani from Nigeria
14. Name the Indian Woman selected as Goodwill Ambassador of UNO in 2019 :
(A) Saina Nehwal
(B) Sania Mirza
(C) P.V. Sindhu
(D) Padmalakshmi
15. Name the socio-reform movement which organized ‘Jathirakshasadahanam’ against evils of
caste system :
(A) SNDP
(B) Samudayasevini
(C) Sahodarasangham
(D) Sadhujanaparipalanayogam
16. Name the block panchayat which gets Swaraj trophy in 2019 :
(A) Mallappally
(B) Koyilandy
(C) Perambra
(D) Nedumangad
17. ‘Thudikkunna Thalukal’ is the autobiography of :
(A) Changampuzha
(B) M.C. Joseph
(C) Swami Anandatheerthan
(D) Dr. Ayyathan Gopalan
18. Who is the Chairman of 15th Finance Commission?
(A) Ram Shanker Katheria
(B) R.S. Sharma
(C) Justice D.K. Jain
(D) N.K. Singh
19. The state known as ‘Ricebowl of India’ :
(A) Andhra Pradesh
(B) Haryana
(C) Jharkhand
(D) Tamil Nadu
20. First AMRUT city of Kerala :
(A) Ernakulam
(B) Palakkad
(C) Kollam
(D) Kannur
21. The furniture –––––––––– my house is very costly.
(A) on
(B) into
(C) for
(D) in
22. The word most suitable to ‘Terrestrial’ is :
(A) urban
(B) alien
(C) earth
(D) planet
23. He came early –––––––––– did not stay long.
(A) but
(B) although
(C) because
(D) after
24. He felt –––––––––– happiness that he had never felt before.
(A) zero article
(B) a
(C) an
(D) the
25. She must be –––––––––– five feet in height.
(A) along
(B) between
(C) around
(D) with
26. They –––––––––– (sit) on the lawn when it started to rain.
(A) have sit
(B) have been sitting
(C) were sitting
(D) will sit
27. I am going to buy a computer when the price –––––––––– (come) down.
(A) come
(B) will come
(C) have come
(D) came
28. It was a great party. You –––––––––– have come. Why didn’t you?
(A) must
(B) can
(C) would
(D) should
29. Are you the –––––––––– in the family?
(A) elder
(B) older
(C) eldest
(D) oldest
30. The last two years –––––––––– very good.
(A) are
(B) were
(C) be
(D) is
31. The authorities –––––––––– her for completing the project ahead of schedule.
(A) complemented
(B) complimenting
(C) complimented
(D) complementing
32. A speech made for the first time is called :
(A) maid speech
(B) maidenly speech
(C) maiden speech
(D) maidlike speech
33. A –––––––––– Bulletin announced the death of more victims of the accident.
(A) last
(B) later
(C) latest
(D) latter
34. I asked her –––––––––– she was.
(A) who
(B) whom
(C) which
(D) why
35. If it were possible I –––––––––– do it.
(A) could
(B) would
(C) must
(D) dare
36. After I had –––––––––– him farewell, I hurried away.
(A) bid
(B) bade
(C) bode
(D) bidden
37. The banqueting hall is used only for –––––––––– occasions.
(A) ceremony
(B) ceremonious
(C) ceremonial
(D) ceremoniously
38. How we –––––––––– the good old days!
(A) last for
(B) live for
(C) long for
(D) left for
39. The antonym of ‘‘death’’ is :
(A) life
(B) abundance
(C) lack
(D) paucity
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40. Give one word for the phrase ‘to forgive’ :
(A) charisma
(B) contempt
(C) consecrate
(D) condone
41. We –––––––––– allow our forests to be destroyed; otherwise, we –––––––––– face a grave
crisis :
(A) shouldn’t – will
(B) mustn’t – wont
(C) couldn’t – would
(D) needn’t – won’t
42. –––––––––– come with me.
(A) Did
(B) Done
(C) Does
(D) Do
43. We agree –––––––––– most things.
(A) with
(B) about
(C) to
(D) for
44. –––––––––– Madhu didn’t attend the interview is unfortunate.
(A) It
(B) What
(C) That
(D) If
45. The journey across the Old Silk route was a hazardous one, ––––––––––?
(A) isn’t it
(B) aren’t it
(C) weren’t it
(D) wasn’t it
46. My car broke down and –––––––––– I arrived very late.
(A) similarly
(B) obviously
(C) consequently
(D) conversely
47. The institution –––––––––– (flourish) for the past 150 years.
(A) has been flourishing
(B) have been flourished
(C) had flourished
(D) have been flourishing
48. The ship lost all –––––––––– crew during the storm.
(A) its
(B) her
(C) him
(D) his
49. It is an ill wind –––––––––– blows no one –––––––––– good.
(A) that – some
(B) that – any
(C) which – some
(D) which – any
50. No sooner had he reached the dockyard –––––––––– the ship began to sail away.
(A) but
(B) until
(C) than
(D) since
51. My sister dances –––––––––– me.
(A) better than
(B) good than
(C) best than
(D) better then
52. The account book –––––––––– with the invoice is enclosed.
(A) and
(B) along
(C) also
(D) together
53. He –––––––––– not challenge me.
(A) daren’t
(B) dare
(C) dares
(D) daring
54. He is –––––––––– hard on himself.
(A) been
(B) be
(C) being
(D) not
55. He –––––––––– his temper.
(A) lost
(B) caught
(C) shed
(D) stopped
56. She did not eat :
(A) more
(B) much
(C) most
(D) mere
57. Many different –––––––––– live in Europe.
(A) peoples
(B) nations
(C) ethnicity
(D) hybridity
58. Being a dreamer, she is forever absorbed in :
(A) gloom of despair
(B) flash of wit
(C) gleam of delight
(D) flights of fancy
59. Everything that he did was open and :
(A) above all
(B) above board
(C) above on
(D) above in
60. I am not lonely; I am –––––––––– living alone.
(A) so that
(B) used to
(C) would rather
(D) like
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