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 100 MCQs for ADRE, APSC and Other Assam Competitive Exams on Indian Democracy, United Nations, Money, Banking and Economic Development Instruction: Choose only ONE correct answer for each question. Section A: Indian Democracy Questions 1–25 The Class X Political Science textbook covers the ideals of the Indian Constitution, federal characteristics of the Indian political system and parliamentary democracy in India . 1. India attained independence from British rule on: A. 26 January 1947 B. 15 August 1947 C. 15 August 1948 D. 26 January 1950 Answer: B 2. The Constitution of India is important primarily because it: A. Establishes the framework of government B. Controls international trade only C. Regulates weather conditions D. Functions as a political party Answer: A 3. Which document contains the basic ideals and objectives of the Indian Constitution? A. Fundamental Rights B. Preamble C. Election Manifesto D. Finance Bill Answer: B 4. The Constitution of India was adopted o...

100 History MCQs for ADRE, APSC and Other Assam Competitive Exams on  Assam History and Indian Freedom Movement Instruction: Choose only ONE correct answer for each question. Section A: Partition of Bengal and Swadeshi Movement Questions 1–20 1. In which year was Bengal partitioned by Lord Curzon? A. 1903 B. 1905 C. 1907 D. 1911 Answer: B 2. The Partition of Bengal was officially implemented on: A. 15 August 1905 B. 16 October 1905 C. 26 January 1906 D. 1 January 1907 Answer: B 3. Who was the Viceroy of India when Bengal was partitioned? A. Lord Ripon B. Lord Curzon C. Lord Minto D. Lord Hardinge Answer: B 4. The British government officially justified the Partition of Bengal mainly on the ground of: A. Administrative convenience B. Religious reform C. Economic development D. Military expansion Answer: A 5. The Partition of Bengal was widely interpreted by Indian nationalists as an attempt to: A. Promote Indian industry B. Divide and weaken nationalist unity C. Introduce loc...

 100 MCQs for ADRE, APSC and Other Assam Competitive Exams on Economic Geography, Environment, World Geography and Geography of Assam Section A: Economic Geography Questions 1–25 The first chapter deals with Economic Geography, its scope and branches, the concept and classification of resources, resource use and conservation, and the relationship between resources and science and technology . 1. Economic Geography is primarily a branch of: A. Physical Geography B. Human Geography C. Astronomy D. Geology Answer: B 2. Economic Geography mainly studies human activities related to: A. Production, distribution, consumption and exchange B. Earthquakes and volcanoes C. Weather forecasting only D. Ocean currents only Answer: A 3. Which of the following is an important branch of Economic Geography? A. Agricultural Geography B. Astronomical Geography C. Seismology D. Climatology only Answer: A 4. The study of the geographical distribution of agricultural activities belongs to: A. Indust...