11. Second World war began in  
A.  1931
B.  1935
C.  1937
D.  1938
12. Kancheepuram was once the capital of  
A.  Pandiyas
B.  Cholas
C.  Cheras
D.  Pallavas

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Answer : D.  Pallavas
13. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court can hold office until the age of  
A.  58
B.  60
C.  65
D.  62

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Answer : C.  65
14. The largest gland in the human body is  
A.  Liver
B.  Adrenal
C.  Pituitary
D.  None of the above

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Answer : A.  Liver
15. The chemical name of common salt is  
A.  Potassium Chloride
B.  Sodium Chloride
C.  Calcium Carbonate
D.  Sodium Carbonate

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Answer : B.  Sodium Chloride
16. In the Parliamentary system of India, the Executive is subordinate to  
A.  The Press
B.  The Judiciary
C.  The Legislature
D.  None of these

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Answer : C.  The Legislature
17. The Election Commission can be removed by  
A. The President
B. The Parliament
C. Home Minister
D. Prime Minister

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Answer : B. The Parliament
18. The system of dual citizenship exists in  
A.  India
B.  France
C.  United Kingdom
D.  USA

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Answer : D.  USA
19. Who are the guardians of Fundamental rights?  
A.  Parliament
B.  The President
C.  The Prime Minister
D.  Supreme Court and High Court

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Answer : D.  Supreme Court and High Court
20. The President of the constituent Assembly was  
A.  Dr. K.M. Munshi
B.  Dr. Rajendra Prasad
C.  Jawaharlal Nehru
D.  Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

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Answer : B.  Dr. Rajendra Prasad

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