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DSSSB PRT 2014

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Questions 200
Duration 180 mins
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2014 · Unclassified
DSSSB PRT 2014
India is a land of many beautiful ancient temples. Which one among the following temples displays the most extensive and sumptuous rock-out shines and is the most marvelous architectural freak in India?
A
The kallash temple at Ellora
B
The Chaturbhuja-vishnu Temple at Khajuraho
C
The kallash Temple at kanchi
D
The Path Temple at Mamallapuram
2
2014 · Unclassified
DSSSB PRT 2014
Who is the current Chief justice of the Supreme Court of India?
A
Aftabl Alam
B
Altamus Kabir
C
Sharad Arvind Bobde
D
G.S. Sinhgvi
3
2014 · Unclassified
DSSSB PRT 2014
Which of the following dance is the famous festival?
A
Garba
B
Bhangra
C
Bihu
D
Kathak
4
2014 · Unclassified
DSSSB PRT 2014
Prathibha Ray, who was named for Jnanpith award is famous ……… writer.
A
Bengali
B
Odia
C
English
D
Hindi
5
2014 · Unclassified
DSSSB PRT 2014
The continental shell surroundings the Indian coast is widest off the
A
Hoogly coast
B
Coromandel coast
C
Konkan coast
D
South Gujarat coast
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2014 · Unclassified
DSSSB PRT 2014
Rainfall on the east coast of Tamil Nadu occurs during October to November due to
A
Winter mansoon
B
Retreating South-West mansoon
C
Local winds
D
North-West mansoon