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JKSSB 2021 previous year paper practice · PYQ-pattern set

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JKSSB 2021 PYQ-pattern questions

Showing 10 of the 19 PYQ-pattern questions in this set — freshly worded in that year's pattern, not the original questions. Answers and solutions open under each question.

  1. Q1 · General Science

    Which vitamin is essential for the absorption of calcium in the human body?

    • A. Vitamin A
    • B. Vitamin C
    • C. Vitamin D
    • D. Vitamin K
    Answer and solution

    Answer: C

    Vitamin D is crucial for the absorption of calcium in the intestines, which is essential for maintaining healthy bones and teeth.

  2. Q2 · History of India

    The Salt Satyagraha led by Mahatma Gandhi in 1930 started from which place?

    • A. Porbandar
    • B. Sabarmati Ashram
    • C. Champaran
    • D. Dandi
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    The Salt Satyagraha, also known as the Dandi March, began on March 12, 1930, from Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad and concluded at Dandi on the Gujarat coast.

  3. Q3 · Flora and Fauna of J&K

    Hangul, the endangered species found in Dachigam National Park, is a species of which animal?

    • A. Snow Leopard
    • B. Kashmir Red Deer
    • C. Himalayan Brown Bear
    • D. Asiatic Black Bear
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    Hangul is the local name for Kashmir Red Deer (Cervus elaphus hanglu), a critically endangered subspecies found in Dachigam National Park.

  4. Q4 · International Organizations

    Which international organization awards the Nobel Peace Prize annually?

    • A. United Nations General Assembly
    • B. Norwegian Nobel Committee
    • C. International Court of Justice
    • D. Swedish Academy
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    The Norwegian Nobel Committee, appointed by the Norwegian Parliament, is responsible for awarding the Nobel Peace Prize each year.

  5. Q5 · Reading Comprehension

    Read the following passage: 'Good governance is essential for the development of any region. It requires transparency, accountability, and active participation of citizens in decision-making processes.' What is the main idea of the passage?

    • A. Citizens must make all decisions
    • B. Regional development depends on good governance
    • C. Transparency is not important
    • D. Governance can be improved without accountability
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    The passage emphasizes that good governance is essential for regional development, highlighting transparency, accountability, and citizen participation.

  6. Q6 · Current Affairs of J&K

    The 'SEHAT' scheme launched in Jammu and Kashmir in December 2020 stands for which of the following?

    • A. State Employment for Health and Technology
    • B. Social Endeavour for Health and Telemedicine
    • C. Special Education and Health Assistance Trust
    • D. Socio-Economic Health and Training
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    SEHAT stands for Social Endeavour for Health and Telemedicine, a health insurance initiative rolled out by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26 December 2020 for J&K.

  7. Q7 · Phrases and Phrasal Verbs

    What is the meaning of the phrasal verb 'call off' in the sentence: "The meeting was called off due to bad weather"?

    • A. Postponed
    • B. Cancelled
    • C. Arranged
    • D. Rescheduled
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    The phrasal verb 'call off' means to cancel an event or activity, which fits the context of the bad weather preventing the meeting.

  8. Q8 · Modals

    Which sentence correctly expresses a past unfulfilled obligation?

    • A. You must have informed me earlier.
    • B. You should have informed me earlier.
    • C. You could inform me earlier.
    • D. You would inform me earlier.
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    'Should have + past participle' expresses an obligation or duty in the past that was not fulfilled, which is the correct structure for regret or criticism.

  9. Q9 · Tenses

    Identify the correct tense form: By next year, she _____ her degree.

    • A. will complete
    • B. will have completed
    • C. completes
    • D. has completed
    Answer and solution

    Answer: B

    The future perfect tense 'will have completed' is used to indicate an action that will be finished before a specific time in the future.

  10. Q10 · Number System

    If the sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 117, what is the largest number?

    • A. 37
    • B. 39
    • C. 41
    • D. 43
    Answer and solution

    Answer: C

    Let the numbers be x, x+2, x+4. Then x+(x+2)+(x+4)=117 gives 3x+6=117, so x=37. The largest is 37+4=41.

Breakdown by subject

  • General Awareness

    5 questions

  • Jammu & Kashmir UT Specific

    2 questions

  • English Language

    4 questions

  • Reasoning and Numeracy

    5 questions

  • Computer Knowledge

    3 questions

JKSSB 2021 previous year paper — frequently asked questions

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