SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is aimed to help:
A)
Estimate future needs of the society
B)
Smooth implementation of the project
C)
Resource conservation
D)
Cope with rapid increase in population
Option C is correct: Resource conservation.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Which of the following do not form part of the enactment of the budget?
A)
Appropriation Bill
B)
Adjournment Motion
C)
Submission of Demand for Grants
D)
General Discussion
Option B is correct: Adjournment Motion.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Which year will have the same calendar as 2023?
A)
2028
B)
2030
C)
2032
D)
2034
Option D is correct: 2034.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Which of the following compound is used as food preservative?
A)
Nitric Acid
B)
Chlorine
C)
Socdium Chloride
D)
Sodium benzoate
Option D is correct: Sodium benzoate.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Which scheme is aimed at reducing poverty and improving economic opportunities for marginalized community in India?
A)
MGNREGA
B)
Swatchh Bharat Mission
C)
NHM
D)
Jan Dhan Yojana
Option A is correct: MGNREGA.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
The average of three numbers is 48. If the third number is one-third of the sum of the other numbers, find the third number.
A)
12
B)
32
C)
36
D)
6
Option C is correct: 36.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
A, B and C start a business. B invests half of what A invests and C invests four times of what B invests. Then, the ratio of capitals of A, B and C is
A)
1:2:4
B)
1:4:2
C)
2:4:1
D)
2:1:4
Option D is correct: 2:1:4.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
The sum of three numbers is 98. If the ratio between the first and the second numbers be 2:3 and between the second and the third numbers be 5:8, then the third number is
A)
40
B)
44
C)
46
D)
48
Option D is correct: 48.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Which of the following is the longest mountain range?
A)
The Himalayas
B)
The Alps
C)
The Andes
D)
The Rocky
Option C is correct: The Andes.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Fa-Hien’s mission to India was to-
A)
learn the administrative system of the Gupta kings
B)
understand the social position of women during Gupta period
C)
visit the Buddhist institution and to collect copies of Buddhist manuscripts
D)
get full knowledge of peasants during Gupta kings
Option C is correct: visit the Buddhist institution and to collect copies of Buddhist manuscripts.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Which of the following is the correct chronological order in early mizo society that when a person dies, his/her soul has to pass through different stages of journey?
A)
Rihdil, Hringlang tlang, Lunglohtui, Hawilopar, Mitthi khua, Pialral
B)
Rihdil, Lunglohtui, Hawilopar, Pialral, Lunglohtui, Mitthi khua
C)
Rihdil, Hringlang tlang, Mitthi khua, Hawilopar, Lunglohtui, Pialral
D)
Rihdil, Lunglohtui, Hringlang tlang, Hawilopar, mitthi khua, Pialral
In traditional Mizo belief (pre-Christianity), the journey of the soul after death follows a specific sequence of stages.
1. **Rihdil**: The soul first reaches the lake of Rih, where it is judged by the spirits.
2. **Hringlang tlang**: The soul then climbs the 'Mountain of the Living' (Hringlang), which serves as the boundary between the world of the living and the dead.
3. **Lunglohtui**: The soul must cross the 'Water of Discontent' (Lunglohtui), a challenging crossing.
4. **Hawilopar**: The soul passes through the 'Hawilopar' (the crossing/bridge area).
5. **Mitthi khua**: The soul reaches the 'Village of the Dead' (Mitthi khua), where it resides with other ancestors.
6. **Pialral**: Those who lived virtuous lives or died in a manner that allowed them to ascend further eventually reach Pialral, the Mizo concept of paradise or the highest heaven.
Option (a) correctly lists this progression. Options (b), (c), and (d) are incorrect because they either repeat stages (like Lunglohtui in option b) or scramble the sequence of the journey.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Which country recently unveiled the world’s first 6G device?
A)
USA
B)
China
C)
Russia
D)
Japan
Option D is correct: Japan.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
If 14x be the complementary angle of x, then the value of x is
A)
45°
B)
6°
C)
60°
D)
12°
Option B is correct: 6°.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
In which year the National Bio- diversity Act was enacted?
A)
2009
B)
2004
C)
2002
D)
2001
Option C is correct: 2002.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Richest biodiversity is found in:
A)
Tropical regions
B)
Temperate Areas
C)
Polar Areas
D)
Oceans
Option A is correct: Tropical regions.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Your colleague is not performing his duties upto the mark. You will
A)
Just do your part of the duties and enjoy your work
B)
Neglect the person and leave the place
C)
Report to the seniors
D)
Try and handle his customers to maintain the company’s status
Option C is correct: Report to the seniors.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
If Peter’s income is 50% more than Emma’s income, Emma’s income in terms of Peter’s income is
A)
66.67%
B)
64%
C)
68.8%
D)
62 %
Option A is correct: 66.67%.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Who is India’s first “Generation Beta” baby?
A)
Frankie Remruatsanga Zadeng
B)
Frankie Remruatfela Zadeng
C)
Frankie Remruatdika Zadeng
D)
Frankie Remruatkima Zadeng
Option B is correct: Frankie Remruatfela Zadeng.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Which of the following is a prime number?
A)
143
B)
119
C)
127
D)
161
Option C is correct: 127.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
The radii of two circles are 15cm and 18cm respectively. Find the radius of a third circle whose circumference is equal to the sum of the circumference of the other two circles
A)
30cm
B)
20cm
C)
33cm
D)
22cm
Option C is correct: 33cm.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
By how much is 2/5 of 385 more than 4/9 of 126?
A)
80
B)
88
C)
90
D)
98
Option B is correct: 88.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
The revised Free Movement Regime (FMR) 2024 allowed individuals to travel up to how many kilometers between India and Myanmar without a visa or passport?
A)
upto 40 km
B)
upto 16 km
C)
upto 20 km
D)
10 km
The Free Movement Regime (FMR) was an agreement between India and Myanmar that allowed residents of border areas to travel across the border without visas or passports. Under the established guidelines of the FMR, individuals living in the border areas of Mizoram, Manipur, and Nagaland (India) and the corresponding areas in Myanmar were permitted to travel up to 16 kilometers into the neighboring country. However, it is important to note for current affairs that the Government of India announced the scrapping/suspension of the FMR in 2024 due to security concerns and the influx of irregular migrants, but the historical limit defined under the regime was 16 km.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Sarah said to Amy, “This man is the husband of the granddaughter of my mother”. How is Sarah related to this man?
A)
Grandmother
B)
Sister-in-law
C)
Mother-in-law
D)
Mother
Option C is correct: Mother-in-law.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
Three numbers are in the ratio 3:4:5 and their L.C.M. is 720. Their H.C.F. is
A)
12
B)
60
C)
24
D)
90
Option A is correct: 12.
SI & Receptionist • 2025 • Paper-II
A bus covers 42 km in 1hr 40min 48sec. Find the speed of the bus
A)
30 km/hr
B)
20 km/hr
C)
35 km/hr
D)
25 km/hr
Option A is correct: 30 km/hr.
