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1

Which philosophical school of thought posits that 'matter is real in itself'?

Guinness World Records (General Knowledge Focus)
a Naturalism
b Idealism
c All of these
d Realism
Explanation

Realism is a philosophical position asserting that the physical world exists independently of human perception, consciousness, or thought. It maintains that objects have an objective reality that remains constant regardless of whether an observer is present to perceive them, distinguishing it from Idealism, which prioritizes the mind.

2

Who won the Women's Singles title at the 2025 Malaysia Open?

World Leaders in News
a An Se Young
b Tai Tzu Ying
c Chen Yu Fei
d Akane Yamaguchi
Explanation

An Se Young won the 2025 Malaysia Open, defeating Wang Zhi Yi in the final.

3

Which article of the Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984, codifies the legal doctrine of Res-gestae?

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a Article 19
b Article 18
c None of these
d Article 20
Explanation

Article 19 of the Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984, deals with facts forming part of the same transaction, commonly known as the doctrine of Res-gestae. This rule allows evidence of facts that are so connected to the fact in issue as to form part of the same transaction, even if they occurred at a different time or place.

4

Which international instrument aims to protect wetlands of international importance?

Ramsar Convention on Wetlands (Ramsar)
a Ramsar Convention
b CITES
c Bonn Convention
d CBD
Explanation

Ramsar (1971) identifies and conserves wetlands of international significance.

5

Who backed out of the agitation against the Nagri Resolution due to threats to Aligarh College grants?

Aligarh Movement (Sir Syed Ahmad Khan)
a Sir Syed Ahmed Khan
b Mohsin-ul-Mulk
c Viqar-ul-Mulk
d Shibli Naumani
Explanation

But the leaders of the older generation, like Mohsin-ul-Mulk, soon backed out of this agitation, as Macdoneld threatened to cut off grants.

6

What is the minimum escape velocity required for a spacecraft to exit Earth's gravitational influence?

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a 18 km/sec
b 21 km/sec
c 35 km/sec
d 11.2 km/sec
Explanation

Escape velocity is the minimum speed needed for an object to break free from the gravitational attraction of a massive body without further propulsion. For Earth, this value is approximately 11.2 kilometers per second. If an object reaches this speed, its kinetic energy is sufficient to overcome the gravitational potential energy holding it to the planet.

7

Digital images displayed on a screen are composed of which fundamental units?

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a Lightings
b Dots
c Lines
d Scratches
Explanation

Raster images are composed of a grid of individual picture elements, commonly referred to as dots or pixels. The density of these dots determines the resolution and clarity of the image.

8

Which thinker argued that 'ideas', rather than the 'material conditions of production', are the primary drivers of revolutionary change?

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a Stalin
b Lenin
c Engels
d Karl Marx
Explanation

While Marx emphasized material conditions, Lenin placed greater importance on the role of the 'vanguard party' and the power of revolutionary consciousness. In his work 'What Is to Be Done?', Lenin argued that socialist consciousness must be brought to the working class from the outside by intellectuals, suggesting that ideological leadership is essential for revolution.

9

Which group of organisms is taxonomically classified as 'Prechordates'?

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a Echinoderms
b Vertebrates
c Chordates
d Hemichordates
Explanation

Hemichordates are often referred to as prechordates or protochordates because they share certain developmental characteristics with chordates, such as the presence of pharyngeal gill slits and a dorsal nerve cord, although they lack a true notochord. They serve as an evolutionary link between non-chordate invertebrates and the true chordates.

10

What does the acronym HRP represent in the context of human resource management?

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a Human resource planning
b Human recruitment procedure
c Human resource project
d Human recruitment planning
Explanation

Human Resource Planning (HRP) is the strategic process of forecasting an organization's future demand for and supply of the right type of people in the right numbers to ensure organizational goals are met.

11

Is it mandatory to specify the section of law under which an offense is alleged to have been committed within a charge?

Prose
a Be stated or not depends upon discretion of the trial court
b Must be stated
c None of above
d Needs not to be stated
Explanation

Under the principles of criminal procedure, a charge must provide the accused with clear notice of the allegations. This includes specifying the exact section of the law under which the offense is charged. This requirement ensures the accused can prepare an adequate defense and prevents ambiguity regarding the legal basis of the prosecution's case.

12

Which Roman leader was a close associate and patron of the poet Horace?

Poetry
a Pompey
b Julius Caesar
c Alexander the Great
d Emperor Augustus
Explanation

Horace, a prominent Roman poet, maintained a significant relationship with Emperor Augustus and his close advisor, Maecenas. This patronage allowed Horace to focus on his literary pursuits, and his poetry often reflects the political stability and cultural shifts of the Augustan Age. The connection between the poet and the emperor was instrumental in shaping the literary landscape of the Roman Empire during that era.

13

Which novel by Kamila Shamsie was longlisted for the Booker Prize in 2017?

Novel
a Home Fire
b Burnt Shadows
c A God in Every Stone
d Salt and Saffron
Explanation

It was longlisted for the Booker and won the Women's Prize.

14

Which of the following nations is NOT typically classified as a 'newly industrializing country' (NIC)?

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a South Korea
b Brazil
c Hungary
d Taiwan
Explanation

Newly industrializing countries (NICs) are nations whose economies have not yet reached developed status but have outpaced their developing counterparts. South Korea, Brazil, and Taiwan are classic examples of NICs. Hungary, while having an industrial history, is generally categorized differently within European economic contexts, though this classification can vary by specific economic criteria.

15

What is the primary function of a current controller (rheostat) when integrated into an electric circuit?

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a Temperature
b Resistance
c Electric current
d Potential difference
Explanation

A rheostat is a variable resistor. By adjusting its internal resistance, it allows the user to regulate the flow of current in a circuit. While it controls current, it does so by physically changing the circuit's resistance.

16

On which measure of central tendency is the calculation of standard deviation primarily based?

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a None of the above
b mode
c median
d mean
Explanation

Standard deviation is defined as the square root of the variance, which is the average of the squared deviations of individual data points from the arithmetic mean. Because it measures dispersion relative to the center of the data, the mean is the fundamental reference point for this calculation.

17

Which Formula 1 team is known for its 'Papaya Orange' livery?

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a Renault
b McLaren
c Williams
d Force India
Explanation

McLaren's traditional color is papaya orange, which was re-adopted in recent years to honor the team's founder, Bruce McLaren.

18

The term "threat intelligence" refers to:

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a The intelligence of a specific piece of malware.
b Organized, analyzed, and refined information about potential or current attacks that threaten an organization.
c A measure of how smart a hacker is.
d The process of guessing where the next attack will come from.
Explanation

Threat intelligence is data that is collected and analyzed to understand a threat actor's motives, targets, and attack behaviors. Antivirus companies use this intelligence to proactively update their products and protect users.

19

The average score of a cricketer in 2 matches is 27 and in 3 other matches is 32. What is his overall average in 5 matches?

World Leaders in News
a 29.5
b 11.8
c 25
d 30
Explanation

Runs in first 2 matches = 2 × 27 = 54. Runs in next 3 matches = 3 × 32 = 96. Total runs = 150. Average = 150 ÷ 5 = 29.5.

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Guinness World Records (General Knowledge Focus) 57.9%
World Leaders in News 15.8%
Ramsar Convention on Wetlands (Ramsar) 5.3%
Aligarh Movement (Sir Syed Ahmad Khan) 5.3%
Prose 5.3%
Poetry 5.3%
Novel 5.3%