SSC Tax Assistants (Income Tax & Central Excise) Exam 2004 Mock Test

SSC Tax Assistants (Income Tax & Central Excise) Exam 2004 Question Mock Test

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SSC Tax Assistants (Income Tax & Central Excise) Exam 2004

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1. The Speaker of Lok Sabha is removed by the

A) Members of both the Houses of Parliament.

B) Majority of members of Lok Sabha.

C) Prime Minister

D) President

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2. Who among the following can be removed from office through impeachment by Parliament ?

A) Prime Minister

B) Vice-President of India.

C) Speaker of Lok Sabha

D) President of India

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3. to be recognized as a National Party, a political party must earn recognition in a minimum of

A) Four States

B) Three States

C) Two States

D) Five States

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4. In order to be officially recognized as Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha his party should have at least

A) 15 per cent of the total strength of the House.

B) 20 per cent of the total strength of the House.

C) 25 per cent of the total strength of the House.

D) 10 per cent of the total strength of the House

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5. Which of the following rights does not belong to the Right to Freedom?

A) To establish denominational institutions

B) To form associations or unions

C) To reside in any part of India

D) To assemble peacefully

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6. Elections to fill up one-third seats of Rajya Sabha are held

A) Once in six years

B) Once in five years

C) Every year

D) Once in two years

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7. Joint sittings of the Iwo Houses of Parliament are presided over by the

A) An MP, specially nominated by the President.

B) President of India

C) Chairman of Rajya Sabha.

D) Speaker of Lok Sabha

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8. The power to grant pardon to persons convicted of an offence is vested in the

A) Union Law Minister

B) Parliament

C) Attorney-General

D) President and the State Governor

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9. Which one of these is a mammal ?

A) Bat

B) Crocodile

C) Tortoise

D) Penguin

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10. Under the anti-defection law, a member of Indian Parliament or State Legislature loses the membership of the House it he or she

A) Is expelled from the party

B) Gives up the membership of the party

C) Does not serve the people of the constituency well.

D) Criticizes President of the party.

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11. Which vitamin is good for the eyes ?

A) Vitamin D

B) Vitamin A

C) Vitamin C

D) Vitamin K

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12. Insulin is produced by

A) Pituitary lobe

B) Adrenal cortex.

C) Parathyroid glands.

D) Islets of Langerhans.

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13. Sound travels in

A) Straight line.

B) Transversal wave motion.

C) Longitudinal wave motion

D) Rotatory wave motion.

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14. A lighted candle gets extinguished when covered with a tumbler because of

A) Absence of non-luminous matter

B) Presence of non-luminous matter

C) Adequate supply of air.

D) Inadequate supply of air

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15. The radiator in an electric room heater is most effective when it is

A) Painted black.

B) Painted red.

C) Painted white.

D) Highly polished

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16. The term "heavy water" refers to

A) Water at 4 1/2°C.

B) Deuterium oxide

C) Redistilled water

D) Ice

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17. Blood deficiency is referred to as

A) Leukoderma.

B) Anaemia

C) Haemophilia.

D) Leukemia.

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18. Bats navigate by the principle involving a property of

A) Electricity.

B) Light

C) Sound

D) Magnetism.

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19. Fog heavily laden with smoke is

A) Glare.

B) Smog

C) Sleet

D) Dew

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20. Which of the following is available in Earth's crust in highest quantity ?

A) Oxygen

B) Nitrogen.

C) Hydrogen

D) Sulphur dioxide

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21. Which of the following statements is true?

A) Riding a bicycle during lightning is safe.

B) Tall objects are more prone to lightning strikes

C) Lightning never hits trees

D) Going for a swim during a lightning strike is safe.

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22. To an astronaut, the outer space appears

A) Crimson

B) Black

C) White

D) Deep blue

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23. An electric bulb has a filament made of

A) Tungsten

B) Lead

C) Iron

D) Copper

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24. Sphygmomanometer is an instrument used for measuring

A) Blood Pressure

B) Uric acid

C) Cholesterol

D) Blood Sugar

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25. Which of the following is not the method of calculating National Income

A) Income System

B) Production System

C) Import-Export System

D) Expenditure System

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26. Which of the following is the best example of Vardhman tax?

A) Income-tax

B) Wealth tax

C) Export duty

D) Sales tax

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27. Which of the following is represented by the speed of currency circulation?

A) Ratio of the National Income to the supply of currency

B) Ratio of the National Income to the demand of currency.

C) In a fixed period periodic average of the currency from National Income.

D) Ratio of the supply of currency to the demand of currency.

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28. Which of the following describes the bicameral system of Parliament ?

A) Dual citizenship system

B) Two-party system.

C) Vidhan Mandal having two Houses

D) Two separate Constitutions for the Centre and the States.

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29. The makers of Constitution had adopted the Parliamentary Form of Government from

A) USA

B) Britain

C) None of these

D) Ireland

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30. Which State in India has a separate Constitution?

A) Goa

B) Sikkim

C) Jammu and Kashmir

D) Mizoram

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31. Which among the following is not an example of vector quantity?

A) Weight

B) Speed

C) Acceleration

D) Force

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32. Who decides about the size and membership of the Council of Ministers?

A) Chairman of the ruling party

B) Lok Sabha

C) Prime Minister

D) President

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33. On whose advice/request can the President dissolve Lok Sabha before the expiry of its term?

A) On the advice of the Prime Minister

B) On the written request of the Speaker of Lok Sabha.

C) On the written request of majority of its members.

D) On the advice of the Vice-President

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34. Members of which among the forms the electoral college for the election of the President of India?

A) Lok Sabha

B) Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha

C) Parliament and elected members of the State Legislative Assemblies

D) Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies

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35. Which of the following is the middle level of the three-level structure of Cooperative Banks in India ?

A) State Bank of India

B) State Cooperative Bank

C) Central Cooperative Bank

D) Primary Agricultural-Credit Society

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36. Which of the following States has the highest density of population in India?

A) Bihar

B) West Bengal

C) Kerala

D) UP

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37. Devaluation of currency affects

A) No effect on domestic prices

B) None of the above

C) Fall in domestic values

D) Increase in domestic values

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38. Which of the following is the result, when currency notes are printed to meet the budget deficit ?

A) Inflation

B) Devaluation of currency

C) None of the above

D) Deflation

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39. Asian Development Bank is situated in

A) Manila

B) Singapore

C) Tokyo

D) Hong Kong

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40. What is Sun Rise industry ?

A) Which has a great efficiency to export.

B) Which consumes large amount of energy

C) None of the above

D) Which does not pollute the environment.

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41. What is meant by a balanced development of any economic arrangement (economy)?

A) Equal development in every field.

B) No change in the rates of saving and investment.

C) Equal development in private and public areas.

D) Equilibrium in the demand and Supply condition in each field.

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42. Whose signature is found on a ten-rupee currency note in India?

A) None of the above

B) Finance Secretary of India

C) Finance Minister of India

D) Governor of RBI

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43. Which of the following is an indirect tax?

A) Company tax

B) Profit tax

C) Production tax

D) Property tax

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44. The largest island of the world is

A) Borneo

B) Madagascar

C) Great Britain

D) Greenland

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45. An imaginary line joining places with same atmospheric pressure is called

A) Isohyets

B) Isobar

C) Isotherms

D) None of these

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46. The Strait separating India and Sri Lanka is

A) Malacca Strait

B) Harmaj Strait

C) Palk Strait

D) Berring Strait

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47. Which planet is farthest from the Sun?

A) Neptune

B) Mercury

C) Venus

D) Pluto

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48. Which of the following is a rabi crop?

A) Wheat

B) None of these

C) Rice

D) Jawar-Bajra

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49. In India, an active volcano is situated at

A) Andaman and Nicobar

B) Malawa Plateau

C) Lakshadweep

D) Chotanagpur Plateau

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50. Capital of which of the following states of India is not situated on the banks of a river?

A) Bihar

B) UP

C) Madhya Pradesh

D) Jammu & Kashmir

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51. Sariska Tiger Park is situated in

A) Rajasthan

B) UP

C) Madhya Pradesh

D) Gujarat

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52. Chilka Lake is situated in

A) Orissa

B) Maharashtra

C) West Bengal

D) Bihar

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53. Which of the following ports of India is on the eastern coast?

A) Mumbai

B) Cochin

C) Tuticorin

D) Kandla

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54. Which of the following regions receives rainfall throughout the year?

A) Polar region

B) Antarctic region

C) None of these

D) Mediterranean region

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55. In which of the following types of rocks, fossils are found?

A) ligneous rock

B) Sedimentary rock

C) None of the above

D) Metamorphic rock

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56. A missile when projected into the air follows

A) A parabolic path

B) An elliptical path

C) A straight line path

D) A hyperbolic path

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57. Water is not effective in extinguishing a fire caused by petrol because

A) Water and petrol react chemically

B) Water and petrol are immiscible with each other

C) The flame is too hot for water to cool it down.

D) Water and petrol are immiscible with each other. Petrol forms the upper layer and continues to burn

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58. The richest source of protein is

A) Meat

B) Milk

C) Eggs

D) Soyabean

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59. Sound waves cannot travel through

A) Steel

B) Vacuum

C) Water

D) Air

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60. Black soil is an ideal soil tor

A) Millets

B) Wheat

C) Rice

D) Cotton

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61. The headquarters of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is at

A) Teheran

B) Algiers

C) Logos

D) Vienna

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62. Which among the following pairs is not correctly matched ?

A) Chicago : Windy City

B) Lhasa : City of Seven Hills

C) Gibralter : Key to the Mediterranean

D) Venice : the Bride of the Adriatic

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63. UNICEF has its headquarters in

A) New York

B) Geneva

C) San Francisco

D) Washington

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64. The abbreviation NPT refers to

A) National Press Trust

B) Nuclear Pollution Treaty

C) Nava Sheva Port Trust

D) Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty

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65. Which one of the following organizations is not connected with scientific research?

A) ICMR

B) CSIR

C) NABARD

D) ICAR

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66. The city of Bam, which was extensively damaged by a severe earthquake in 2004, is in

A) Egypt

B) Iran

C) Korea

D) Syria

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67. In eye donation, which one of the following parts of donor's eye is utilized?

A) Retina

B) Iris

C) Lens

D) Cornea

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68. The name of Gata Kamosky is associated with which of the following games?

A) Billiards

B) Bridge

C) Squash

D) Chess

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69. The Referendum, the Initiative and the Recall are democratic devices for

A) judicial legislation.

B) delegated legislation

C) indirect legislation

D) direct legislation

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70. Who is the current Chairperson of the National Centre of Films for Children and Young People (NCYP)?

A) Nana Patekar

B) Shabaana Azmi

C) Annu Kapoor

D) Raveena Tandon

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71. NRI deposits are popularly known as

A) Dear money

B) Call money

C) Hot money

D) Soft money

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72. Which one of the following statements regarding starch and cellulose is not Correct ?

A) Both of them are made up of glucose molecules

B) Both of them are polymers

C) Both of them give colour with iodine

D) Both of them are of plant origin

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73. The world's largest hydroelectric dam is being constructed on the banks of the river

A) Ganga in India

B) Danube in Austria

C) Seine in France

D) None of the above

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74. The first human hormone produced by genetic engineering was

A) Estrogen

B) Testosterone

C) Thurodin

D) Insulin

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75. About 50% of the world population is concentrated between the latitudes of

A) 5 N and 20 N

B) 20 S and 40 S

C) 20 N and 40 N

D) 40 N and 60 N

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76. Ms. Chandrika Kumaratunga is at present the

A) President of Sri Lanka

B) Prime Minister of Sri Lanka

C) President of Mauritius

D) Prime Minister of Nepal

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77. The batsman, who holds the world record in regard to the highest number of runs in an innings in Test cricket is

A) Sunil Gavaskar

B) Brian Lara

C) Vivian Richards

D) Allan Border

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78. 2005 has been declared by the United Nations as the Year of

A) World Population

B) Environmental Sciences

C) Working Women

D) Physics

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79. State funding of elections takes place in

A) USA and Canada

B) Germany and Austria

C) France and Italy

D) Britain and Switzerland

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80. Which among the following denotes the ratio between total population and the cultivated land?

A) Economic density

B) Physiological density

C) Agricultural density

D) Geographical density

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81. The early Vedic Period was noted for

A) Building of great temples

B) Agricultural civilisation

C) Urban development

D) Commercial activities

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82. Who built the Stupa at Sanchi?

A) Kanishka

B) Samudragupta

C) Ashoka

D) Harsha

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83. Jainism became popular mainly because of its

A) Adoption of Prakrit language

B) All of the above

C) Mitigation of evils of the Varna System

D) Adoption of Sanskrit language

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84. The famous Chinese pilgrim, Fahien, visited India during the reign of

A) Chandragupta Maurya

B) Samudrogupta

C) Chandragupta I

D) Chandragupta II

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85. Which Sikh Guru was executed by Aurangzeb?

A) Guru Arjandev

B) Guru Teg Bahadur

C) Guru Harkishan

D) Guru Hargobind

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86. The rock-cut shrines at Ellora and Elephanta belong to the period of

A) Rashtrakutas

B) Pallavas

C) Chalukyas

D) Cholas

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87. The Slave Dynasty was founded by

A) Balban

B) Razia Sultan

C) Iltutmish

D) Qutb-ud-din Aibak

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88. Sher Shah Suri is known in history as a

A) Great social retormer

B) Brave and fine general

C) Pious Muslim ruler

D) Great administrator

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89. Mansabdari System was introduced by

A) Akbar

B) Sher Shah

C) Humayun

D) Babar

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90. The First World War ended by signing the Treaty of Versailles. Versailles is in

A) Switzerland

B) England

C) Germany

D) France

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91. Which one of the following dynasties was famous for its maritime power?

A) Chola

B) Pandya

C) Pallava

D) Rashtrakuta

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92. Gandhiji began his fast unto death in 1932 when the Prime Minister of England declared that

A) Congress Party would be banned

B) Separate seats would be reserved for depressed classes in legislatures

C) India would not be granted freedom

D) English Government would not hold talks with Congress

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93. The British Government convened the First Round Table Conference in London to

A) Sign the Gandhi-Irwin Pact

B) Discuss the Nehru Report

C) None of the above

D) Discuss the Simon Commission Report

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94. Who gave the call of "Do or Die" in 1942 ?

A) Mahatma Gandhi

B) Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose

C) Lala Lajpat Rai

D) Bal Gangadhar Tilak

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95. What is the chronological sequence of the following?
1. Gandhi-Irwin Pact.
2. Nehru Report.
3. Non-Cooperation Movement.
4. Quit India Movement.

A) 3, 2, 1, 4

B) 2, 3, 1, 4

C) 3, 4, 1, 2

D) 2, 3, 4, 1

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96. Which one of the following is correctly matched ?

A) Muslim League -Abul Kalam Azad

B) Swaraj Party -B. G. Tilak

C) Non-Cooperation Movement -Mahatma Gandhi

D) Swadeshi Movement -Subhas Chandra Bose.

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97. Which is the leading State of India in coal production?

A) Orissa

B) Madhya Pradesh

C) West Bengal

D) Bihar

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98. Which of the following rivers are east-flowing?
1. Mahanadi
2. Narmada
3 Cauvery
4. Periyar

A) 2 and 4

B) 1 and 2

C) 1 and 3

D) 3 and 4

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99. Circular shadow of Earth on the Moon occurs during

A) Sunrise

B) Sunset

C) Lunar eclipse

D) Solar eclipse

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100. Cultivation of the same piece of land more than once in a year is called

A) Intensive culfivation

B) Extensive cultivation

C) Mixed cultivation

D) Shifting cultivation

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