SSC CGL Static GK – National Symbols & India at a Glance – Level 2 · Exam Level · Tier I Sprint
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SSC CGL Static GK – National Symbols & India at a Glance – Level 2 · Exam Level · Tier I Sprint – 15 questions, subject: Static GK. Every question has the correct answer with a one-line explanation; tap "Show Answer". Free practice for TNPSC, UPSC, SSC, Bank and RRB exams – Shanmugam IAS Academy, Coimbatore.
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1.
Match the followingMatch the national symbol with the date of its adoption:
P. State Emblem Q. National Flag R. Saka calendar
1. 22 July 1947 2. 26 January 1950 3. 22 March 1957
P. State Emblem Q. National Flag R. Saka calendar
1. 22 July 1947 2. 26 January 1950 3. 22 March 1957
Correct Answer: A [P-2, Q-1, R-3]
Explanation:
Emblem 26-1-1950, Flag 22-7-1947, Saka calendar 22-3-1957.
2.
How many lions are visible in the State Emblem?
Correct Answer: D [3]
Explanation:
Four lions stand back to back; only three are visible in the emblem.
3.
Statement-basedWhich of the following is/are correct?
I. The National Anthem and the National Song were both adopted on 24 January 1950.
II. The State Emblem was adopted on 15 August 1947.
I. The National Anthem and the National Song were both adopted on 24 January 1950.
II. The State Emblem was adopted on 15 August 1947.
Correct Answer: B [Only I]
Explanation:
Twins on 24-1-1950; the emblem came on 26-1-1950.
4.
Odd one outOdd one out (by YEAR of adoption):
Correct Answer: C [National Flag]
Explanation:
Anthem, Song and Emblem were all adopted in 1950; the Flag in 1947.
5.
Chronological orderArrange in chronological order:
1. Flag Code of India comes into force 2. Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act 3. Project Tiger launched 4. State Emblem (Prohibition of Improper Use) Act
1. Flag Code of India comes into force 2. Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act 3. Project Tiger launched 4. State Emblem (Prohibition of Improper Use) Act
Correct Answer: D [2-3-1-4]
Explanation:
1971 Act → Project Tiger 1973 → Flag Code 2002 → Emblem Act 2005.
6.
The Saka national calendar has been used for official purposes from:
Correct Answer: C [22 March 1957]
Explanation:
From 22 March 1957 – Gazette, AIR news, Government calendars and communications.
7.
Two-quantity comparison
Quantity I: number of spokes in the Ashoka Chakra
Quantity II: number of days in the Saka month Kartika
Quantity I: number of spokes in the Ashoka Chakra
Quantity II: number of days in the Saka month Kartika
Correct Answer: B [Quantity I < Quantity II]
Explanation:
Spokes = 24; Kartika = 30 days → Quantity I < Quantity II.
8.
The National Anthem was first sung at the session of the Indian National Congress held in:
Correct Answer: B [Calcutta, 1911]
Explanation:
Jana-gana-mana was first sung on 27 December 1911 at the Calcutta session.
9.
In the State Emblem, which animal is seen on the RIGHT of the central wheel?
Correct Answer: A [Bull]
Explanation:
Wheel in the centre, bull on the right, horse on the left.
10.
Wrongly matched pairWhich pair is NOT correctly matched?
Correct Answer: B [National Fruit – Jackfruit]
Explanation:
The National Fruit is the mango.
11.
Through how many Indian states does the Tropic of Cancer pass?
Correct Answer: A [8]
Explanation:
Gujarat, Rajasthan, MP, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Tripura, Mizoram = 8.
12.
Reverse question'Pavo cristatus' is the scientific name of India's national:
Correct Answer: D [Bird]
Explanation:
Pavo cristatus = Indian peacock, the National Bird.
13.
Which Act punishes insult to the National Flag and the National Anthem?
Correct Answer: C [Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act, 1971]
Explanation:
The 1971 Act covers insult to the Flag, the Constitution and the Anthem; the Flag Code gives display rules.
14.
The Standard Meridian of India (82°30′E) passes near which town?
Correct Answer: A [Mirzapur]
Explanation:
82°30′E passes near Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh.
15.
Assertion–Reason
A: The ₹ symbol has two horizontal lines at the top.
R: The lines recall the tricolour and the 'equal to' sign.
A: The ₹ symbol has two horizontal lines at the top.
R: The lines recall the tricolour and the 'equal to' sign.
Correct Answer: D [Both A and R are true and R explains A]
Explanation:
The two lines are meant to recall the national flag and the sign of equality.
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