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1. What was the basis for Aristotle to believe that the earth was spherical
(a) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always square
(b) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always round
(c) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always flat
(d) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always spherical
2. Who supported the Copernican theory?
(a) Galileo and Kepler
(b) Galileo and Newton
(c) Kepler and Newton
(d) Kepler and Ptolemy
3. If everything in the universe depends on everything else in a fundamental way it might be impossible to get a solution by
(a) Investigating the problem as a whole
(b) Breaking the problem into bits
(c) Considering all the aspects associated with each problem
(d) Investigating parts of the problem in isolation
4. The main concern of Abdul Kalams father after the cyclone that struck Rameswaram coast was about
(a) The financial loss incurred
(b) The collapse of Pamban Bridge
(c) Destruction caused to Rameswaram
(d) The wrecked boat
5. The bed time stories that Kalam‘s mother and grandmother told him were from
(a) The Ramayana and the life of Prophet Muhammad
(b) The life of Prophet Muhammad
(c) Life of Rama and the life of Allah
(d) Shri. Sita Rama Kalyanam and the Ramayana
6. At MIT, technical aerodynamics was taught by
(a) Prof. Sponder
(b) KAV Pandalai
(c) Prof. Narasingha Rao
(d) Iyadurai Solomon
7. The universe is not arbitrary - choose the synonym for the underlined word
(a) dependable
(b) accountable
(c) reasonable
(d) unreasonable
8. Choose the word that best expresses the meaning of the expression - To say that an event or action will happen in the future.
(a) Pertain
(b) Convince
(c) Persuade
(d) Predict 9. God created the universe the instant the Big Bang
(a) at, with
(b) in, with
(c) in, of
(d) at, of
10. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘consistent‘
(a) un
(b) non
(c) im
(d) in
11. Which book laid foundation for comprehensive Computer Ethics?
(a) Computer Power and Human Reason
(b) Metaphilosophy
(c) A Starter Kit for Teaching Computer Ethics
(d) The Human Use of Human Beings
12. ELIZA is a programme intended to
(a) detect AIDS
(b) cure AIDS
(c) engage in automated psychotherapy
(d) curb AIDS
13. Whose views on computer ethics are contrary to the views held by Gornaik? (a) Bynum (b) Johnson
(c) Kant
(d) Wiener
14. How many years were given to Kalam and his team to launch the engineering model, GEM? (a) 2 years
(b) 5 years
(c) 3 years
(d) 4 years
15. Where is NASA‘s research centre located?
(a) Los Angles
(b) Virginia
(c) Maryland
(d) New Jersey
16. A ten-year profile for space research in India was prepared by
(a) Prof. V.S. Narayanan
(b) Wernher Von Braun
(c) Prof. Sarabhai
(d) Prof. Oda
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Diversity‘
(a) variety
(b) enemity
(c) integrity
(d) amity
18. The antonym for the word ‘Known‘
(a) strange
(b) proximity
(c) familiar
(d) vivid
19. Prof. Sarabhai believed open and free exchange views
(a) of, in, an
(b) of, an, in
(c) in, an, of
(d) on, in, of
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘fortunately‘
(a) un
(b) in
(c) mis
(d) im
ANSWERS :B A D B A A D D D D D C B C B C A A C A
1. Aristotle belongs to
(a) Greek
(b) Italy
(c) Athens
(d) Poland
2. Who supported the Copernican theory?
(a) Kepler and Newton
(b) Galileo and Kepler
(c) Kepler and Ptolemy
(d) Galileo and Newton
3. According to Stephen Hawking the ultimate goal of Science is
(a) To provide partial theories to explain the whole universe
(b) To provide a unified theory of the whole universe
(c) To know the nature and time of the universe
(d) To know the initial state of the universe
4. Who was the only person on the island, who could write in English?
(a) Jallaluddin
(b) Pakshi Lakshman Sastry
(c) Jainulabdeen
(d) Samsuddin
5. Kalam‘s parents fulfilled his
(a) unaffordable needs
(b) emotional and material needs
(c) greedy needs
(d) ambitious desires
6. Who was an ideal guide and mentor for Kalam?
(a) Jallaluddin
(b) Prof. Sponder
(c) Iyadurai Solomon
(d) Siva Subramania Iyer
7. Choose the antonym for the word ‘attractive‘
(a) submissive
(b) impulsive
(c) repulsive
(d) passive
8. Choose the word that substitutes - Device used to see distant objects
(a) Television
(b) Telescope
(c) Telegraph
(d) Telematics
9. According to Newton each heavenly body the universe was attracted every other body
(a) of, with
(b) in, towards
(c) of, by
(d) in, to
10. I shall take simple-minded view that theory is just model of the universe
(a) the, a, the
(b) the, a, a
(c) a, a, the
(d) an, a, the
11. Who created the code of ethics for the members of the Association for computing machinery in 1973
(a) Wiener
(b) Walter Maner
(c) Donn Parker
(d) Joseph Wiezenbaum
12. Which of the following book is considered to be a classic in Computer Ethics?
(a) The Human Use of Human Beings
(b) Computer Power and Human Reason
(c) A Starter Kit for Teaching Computer Ethics
(d) Cybernetics: or Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine
13. Who predicted that Computer Ethics eventually will evolve into a system of global ethics?
(a) Wiener
(b) Gorniak
(c) Terrell Ward Bynum
(d) John Snapper
14. The Nandi project was abandoned because
(a) of the failure of the project
(b) it was not in perfect condition
(c) of the change of the Director of ADE
(d) of the change of the Central Government
15. The developments of Indian rockets in the 20th century can be seen as a revival of the 18th century vision of
(a) Mohammad Sultan
(b) Tipu Sultan
(c) Nizamuddin
(d) Shajahan
16. What are normally used to probe the near - earth environment?
(a) Sounding rockets
(b) Ground Equipment Machines
(c) Missiles
(d) Satellite launch vehicles
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Insightful‘
(a) perceptive
(b) adamant
(c) negligent
(d) keen
18. Choose the antonym for the word ‘Robust‘
(a) agile
(b) sturdy
(c) weak
(d) hefty
19. Computer ethics will evolve a system of global ethics applicable levery culture earth
(a) into, on, in
(b) into, in, in
(c) into, on, on
(d) into, in, on
20. My work at INCOSPAR commenced with familiarisation course at TIFR computer centre.
(a) the, a
(b) the, the
(c) a, the
(d) a, a

ANSWERS: A B B A B C C B B B C B B D B A A C D C
1. The major defect in the cosmological model of Ptolemy was
(a) the moon and planets, stars moved in circular orbits
(b) the earth revolves along with eight spheres
(c) the static earth stood at the centre
(d) the static sun stood at the centre
2. Galileo‘s observation through the telescope indicated that
(a) the earth need not be at the centre of the universe
(b) the earth was at the centre of the universe
(c) the planets moved around the Jupiter
(d) the sun was at the centre of the universe
3. Aristotle‘s theory that everything was made out of four elements earth, air, fire and water was not considered as a
good theory because
(a) It had no reality
(b) It was a simple theory
(c) It did not describe a large class of observations
(d) It did not make any definite predictions
4. As a child Kalam would go to the place of worship where prayers were being chanted in
(a) Hindi
(b) Aramic
(c) Islam
(d) Arabic
5. Abdul Kalam got his first earnings by selling
(a) Soya Seeds
(b) Maize Seeds
(c) Tamarind Seeds
(d) Mustard Seeds
6. Kalam‘s fascinating subject is
(a) Engineering
(b) Mathematics
(c) Aeronautics
(d) Philosophy
7. The antonym for the word ‘frugally‘ is
(a) extravagant
(b) stingy
(c) inexpensive
(d) economical
8. The discovery of a unified theory may not our lifestyle
(a) affects
(b) effect
(c) affect
(d) effects
9. Jallaluddin was a major influence my life that stage
(a) with, at
(b) for, at
(c) for, in
(d) on, at
10. I shall take simple-minded view that theory is just model of the universe
(a) an, a, the
(b) a, a, the
(c) the, a, a
(d) the, a, the
11. Which book laid foundation for comprehensive Computer Ethics?
(a) A Starter Kit for Teaching Computer Ethics
(b) Computer Power and Human Reason
(c) Metaphilosophy
(d) The Human Use of Human Beings
12. ACM code was devised to address problems related to
(a) Financial crimes
(b) Computer crimes
(c) Election crimes
(d) Juvenile crimes
13. Whose views about Computer Ethics gave new twist to issues like ownership, power, privacy and responsibility?
(a) Deborah Johnson
(b) Krystna Gorniak
(c) Terrell Ward Bynum
(d) John Snapper
14. Who was the deputy secretary of the Atomic Energy Commission?
(a) Mr. Saraf
(b) Prof. Vikram Sarabhai
(c) Prof. Menon
(d) Prof. MGK Menon
15. NASA is the centre for
(a) research and development in aerospace technology
(b) research and development in advanced missile technology
(c) research and development in advanced aerospace technology
(d) research and development in air craft technology
16. What are normally used to probe the near - earth environment?
(a) Sounding rockets
(b) Satellite launch vehicles
(c) Ground Equipment Machines
(d) Missiles
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Hypothesis‘
(a) myth
(b) belief
(c) theory
(d) illusion
18. The antonym for the word ‘Ethical‘
(a) unsophisticated
(b) unethical
(c) untidy
(d) unprecedented
19. 189. If India was play a meaningful role the community of nations, she must be second none in the
application of advanced technologies
(a) to, of, to
(b) to, in, to
(c) to, to, in
(d) to, in, in
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘fortunately‘
(a) in
(b) im
(c) un
(d) mis

ANWERS : C A D D C C A C D C D B A A C A C B B C
1. The major defect in the cosmological model of Ptolemy was
(a) the static sun stood at the centre
(b) the moon and planets, stars moved in circular orbits
(c) the static earth stood at the centre
(d) the earth revolves along with eight spheres
2. Hubble‘s Big Bang theory suggests that the universe was once
(a) very small and very dense
(b) very big and very dense
(c) created by God
(d) static
3. The two basic partial theories are
(a) Aristotelian theory and Copernican theory
(b) The general theory of relativity and mechanics
(c) The Newtons theory of gravity and the general theory of relativity
(d) The general theory of relativity and quantum mechanics
4. Abdul Kalam was born in the year
(a) 1939
(b) 1913
(c) 1941
(d) 1931
5. When World War II started Abdul Kalam was
(a) eight years old
(b) nine years old
(c) ten years old
(d) seven years old
6. Who considered Kalam as his best student?
(a) Iyadurai Solomon
(b) Prof. Narasingha Rao
(c) KAV Pandalai
(d) Prof. Sponder
7. Most people would find this picture of our universe rather ridiculous - choose the antonym for the underlined word
(a) foolish
(b) acceptable
(c) reasonable
(d) absurd
8. Choose the word that best expresses the meaning of the expression - To say that an event or action will happen in
the future.
(a) Convince
(b) Predict
(c) Pertain
(d) Persuade
9. The Greeks knew their travels that the North star appeared lower the sky.
(a) in, of
(b) from, of
(c) from, in
(d) of, in
10. eventual goal of science is to provide single theory that describes whole universe
(a) the, a, the
(b) the, the, the
(c) the, a, a
(d) a, a, the
11. Who created the code of ethics for the members of the Association for computing machinery in 1973
(a) Walter Maner
(b) Donn Parker
(c) Wiener
(d) Joseph Wiezenbaum
12. Big-brother Government means
(a) US Government
(b) Minority Government
(c) A government in authority that has complete power and tries to control peoples behavior and thoughts and
limit their freedom.
(d) Dictatorship
13. Who said “Computers do not know borders“?
(a) Krystyna Gornaik
(b) Nobert Wiener
(c) Terrell Ward Bynum
(d) John Snapper
14. The Nandi project was abandoned because
(a) of the change of the Central Government
(b) it was not in perfect condition
(c) of the change of the Director of ADE
(d) of the failure of the project
15. NASA is the centre for
(a) research and development in aerospace technology
(b) research and development in advanced aerospace technology
(c) research and development in air craft technology
(d) research and development in advanced missile technology
16. Rohini -75 rocket was launched on
(a) 22nd Nov 1967
(b) 20th Nov 1967
(c) 22nd Nov 1965
(d) 20th Nov 1965
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Diversity‘
(a) integrity
(b) enemity
(c) variety
(d) amity
18. The antonym for the word ‘Ethical‘
(a) unprecedented
(b) unethical
(c) unsophisticated
(d) untidy
19. Prof. Sarabhai believed open and free exchange views
(a) of, in, an
(b) of, an, in
(c) in, an, of
(d) on, in, of
20. It brought to mind incident my mother had told me from Bible.
(a) the, a
(b) the, the
(c) a, the
(d) an, the
ANSWERS: C A D D A D C B C A B C A A B B C B C D
1. The major defect in the cosmological model of Ptolemy was
(a) the static sun stood at the centre
(b) the moon and planets, stars moved in circular orbits
(c) the static earth stood at the centre
(d) the earth revolves along with eight spheres
2. Who supported the Copernican theory?
(a) Galileo and Newton
(b) Kepler and Newton
(c) Galileo and Kepler
(d) Kepler and Ptolemy
3. In order to talk about the nature of the universe and to discuss questions such as whether it has a beginning or an
end we must be clear about
(a) What a scientific theory is
(b) All the laws of science
(c) What is the origin of the universe?
(d) What about the beginning in time of the origin of the universe?
4. Abdul Kalam was born in the year
(a) 1941
(b) 1939
(c) 1931
(d) 1913
5. Kalam was called Azad by
(a) Ashiamma
(b) Zohara
(c) Jainulabdeen
(d) Ahmed Jallaluddin
6. Kalam‘s fascinating subject is
(a) Mathematics
(b) Engineering
(c) Aeronautics
(d) Philosophy
7. We would circle it with the same reverence as a pilgrim from a distant place. Choose the synonym for the
underlined word.
(a) disobedience
(b) rhythm
(c) opposition
(d) respect
8. Choose the word that best expresses- having a limit or end
(a) Finite
(b) Irregular
(c) Regular
(d) Infinite
9. The eclipses the moon were caused the earth coming between the sun and the moon
(a) of, by
(b) in, on
(c) of, with
(d) on, through
10. Choose the word with correct spelling
(a) Hypothesis
(b) Hypothisis
(c) Hipothesis
(d) Hypotheses
11. Who created the code of ethics for the members of the Association for computing machinery in 1973
(a) Wiener
(b) Joseph Wiezenbaum
(c) Walter Maner
(d) Donn Parker
12. ACM code was devised to address problems related to
(a) Juvenile crimes
(b) Financial crimes
(c) Election crimes
(d) Computer crimes
13. Who predicted that Computer Ethics eventually will evolve into a system of global ethics?
(a) Wiener
(b) Terrell Ward Bynum
(c) John Snapper
(d) Gorniak
14. When Kalam was posted at DTD & P, who was the Director?
(a) Dr. R. Varadharajan
(b) V. K. Krishna Menon
(c) Dr. OP. Mediratta
(d) Dr. Neelakantan
15. Kalam was to undergo training at NASA on
(a) developing Hover craft prototypes
(b) sounding rocket launching techniques
(c) designing ground equipment machines
(d) missile launching techniques
16. Who had highlighted the importance of clever business practices
(a) Jaya Chandra Babu
(b) Narayanan
(c) Prof. Sarabhai
(d) Abdul Kalam
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Insightful‘
(a) adamant
(b) negligent
(c) keen
(d) perceptive
18. Choose the antonym for the word ‘Robust‘
(a) hefty
(b) agile
(c) weak
(d) sturdy
19. the mid 1960‘s, computer enabled invasions privacy ‘big brother‘ government agencies became a
public worry.
(a) In, of, by
(b) In, by, of
(c) In, of, of
(d) On, by, of
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘Explored‘
(a) in
(b) mis
(c) un
(d) im
ANSWERS: C C A C D C D A A A D D D D B A D C A C
1. The major defect in the cosmological model of Ptolemy was
(a) the static earth stood at the centre
(b) the static sun stood at the centre
(c) the moon and planets, stars moved in circular orbits
(d) the earth revolves along with eight spheres
2. Hubble‘s Big Bang theory suggests that the universe was once
(a) created by God
(b) static
(c) very big and very dense
(d) very small and very dense
3. According to Stephen Hawking the ultimate goal of Science is
(a) To know the initial state of the universe
(b) To provide a unified theory of the whole universe
(c) To provide partial theories to explain the whole universe
(d) To know the nature and time of the universe
4. Who helped Kalam to look beyond the limited horizons of his life?
(a) Samsuddin
(b) Jallaluddin
(c) STR Manikam
(d) Iyadurai Solomon
5. Who said, “Going away is a part of growing up“
(a) Jainulabdeen
(b) Samsuddin
(c) Jallaluddin
(d) Ashiamma
6. Who considered Kalam as his best student?
(a) Iyadurai Solomon
(b) Prof. Sponder
(c) KAV Pandalai
(d) Prof. Narasingha Rao
7. The antonym for the word ‘frugally‘ is
(a) economical
(b) stingy
(c) inexpensive
(d) extravagant
8. Kalam was also benefited from his interaction with Jallaluddin and Samsuddin, whose wisdom was based on
rather than instruction
(a) intention
(b) innovation
(c) intuition
(d) invasion
9. I was born a middle-class Tamil family, the island town of Rameswaram
(a) with, in
(b) into, on
(c) into, in
(d) in, on
10. eventual goal of science is to provide single theory that describes whole universe
(a) a, a, the
(b) the, a, a
(c) the, a, the
(d) the, the, the
11. Who is the first person to foresee revolutionary social and ethical consequences of computer technology?
(a) Norbert Wiener
(b) Walter Maner
(c) Joseph Wiezenbaum
(d) Donn Parker
12. Big-brother Government means
(a) Minority Government
(b) US Government
(c) A government in authority that has complete power and tries to control peoples behavior and thoughts and
limit their freedom.
(d) Dictatorship
13. Who said “Computers do not know borders“?
(a) Terrell Ward Bynum
(b) Nobert Wiener
(c) Krystyna Gornaik
(d) John Snapper
14. Who used to say “seek the truth and the truth shall set you free“?
(a) Swami Sivananda
(b) Pakshi Lakshmana Sastry
(c) Prof. Sponder
(d) Khalil Gibran
15. The effective V-2 short range ballistic missiles were produced in
(a) India
(b) Japan
(c) Germany
(d) America
16. The person who made the statement, “Bread baked without love is a bitter bread, that feeds but half a man‘s
hunger“ was
(a) Prof. Sarabhai
(b) Khalil Gibran
(c) Swami Sivananda
(d) Prof. Sponder
17. Write the synonym of the word ‘Isolated‘
(a) interested
(b) accomplished
(c) separated
(d) invigorated
18. The antonym for the word ‘Artificial‘
(a) natural
(b) liberal
(c) peripheral
(d) superficial
19. The development Indian rockets in the twentieth century can be seen as a revival the eighteenth century
vision Tipu Sultan.
(a) on, of, of,
(b) on, on, on
(c) of, of, of
(d) of, of, on
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘Capable‘
(a) in
(b) mis
(c) un
(d) im

ANSWERS : A D B B A B D C C C A C C B C B C A C A
1. The major defect in the cosmological model of Ptolemy was
(a) the moon and planets, stars moved in circular orbits
(b) the earth revolves along with eight spheres
(c) the static earth stood at the centre
(d) the static sun stood at the centre
2. Why do the stars not fall together at some point? What is Newton‘s observation?
(a) there is no attraction between the stars
(b) universal gravitation
(c) there are only a finite number of stars distributed over a finite region of space
(d) there are infinite number of stars distributed over infinite space
3. If everything in the universe depends on everything else in a fundamental way it might be impossible to get a
solution by
(a) Investigating parts of the problem in isolation
(b) Considering all the aspects associated with each problem
(c) Investigating the problem as a whole
(d) Breaking the problem into bits
4. Abdul Kalam‘s love for reading was encouraged by
(a) Jainulabdeen
(b) STR Manickam
(c) Jallaluddin
(d) Iyadurai Solomon
5. Who said, “Going away is a part of growing up“
(a) Jainulabdeen
(b) Ashiamma
(c) Samsuddin
(d) Jallaluddin
6. Who designed the German Focke Wulf FW 190, fighter plane?
(a) Dr. Kurt Tank
(b) Prof. Walter Repenthin
(c) KAV Pandalai
(d) Prof. Sponder
7. Choose the word that is close in meaning to the expression ‘a feeling of strong dislike‘
(a) aversion
(b) adoration
(c) avarice
(d) aviation
8. Accept your and go ahead with your life.
(a) destiny
(b) failure
(c) goal
(d) fate
9. God created the universe the instant the Big Bang
(a) at, with
(b) in, with
(c) in, of
(d) at, of
10. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘consistent‘
(a) non
(b) im
(c) in
(d) un
11. Which book laid foundation for comprehensive Computer Ethics?
(a) Computer Power and Human Reason
(b) A Starter Kit for Teaching Computer Ethics
(c) The Human Use of Human Beings
(d) Metaphilosophy
12. Who developed curriculum material on Computer Ethics?
(a) Johnson
(b) Terrell Ward Bynum
(c) Wiener
(d) Maner
13. Who felt that computer revolution will not lead to a revolution in ethics?
(a) Joseph Weizenbaum
(b) Walter Maner
(c) James Moor
(d) Johnson
14. The first the office of the Thumba Space Centre was established was
(a) St. Josephs Church
(b) St. Magdalene Church
(c) St. Mary‘s Cathedral
(d) St. Mary Magdalene Church
15. India first rocket launch took place on
(a) 21st Nov 1965
(b) 21st Oct 1963
(c) 21st Oct1965
(d) 21st Nov 1963
16. The person who made the statement, “Bread baked without love is a bitter bread, that feeds but half a man‘s
hunger“ was
(a) Prof. Sponder
(b) Prof. Sarabhai
(c) Swami Sivananda
(d) Khalil Gibran
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Hypothesis‘
(a) theory
(b) belief
(c) illusion
(d) myth
18. The antonym for the word ‘Known‘
(a) vivid
(b) proximity
(c) familiar
(d) strange
19. The development Indian rockets in the twentieth century can be seen as a revival the eighteenth century
vision Tipu Sultan.
(a) of, of, of
(b) of, of, on
(c) on, on, on
(d) on, of, of,
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘fortunately‘
(a) mis
(b) un
(c) im
(d) in
ANSWERS : C D A B A A A A D C C B D D D D A D A BINE BITS 10
1. The eclipses of the moon were caused by
(a) the shadow of the moon falling on the earth
(b) the moon coming between the earth and the sun
(c) the sun coming between the earth and the moon
(d) the earth coming between the sun and the moon
2. The death blow to the Aristotelian-Ptolemic theory came
(a) When Copernicus proposed Helio-centric theory
(b) When Newton developed complicated mathematics
(c) When Kepler supported Copernican theory
(d) When Galileo invented the telescope
3. According to Stephen Hawking what is a good theory?
(a) It must present good models for further research and study
(b) It must make definite predictions about the results of future observations
(c) It must describe a large class of observations based on past theories
(d) It must describe observations and make definite predictions
4. Abdul Kalam‘s love for reading was encouraged by
(a) Jainulabdeen
(b) STR Manickam
(c) Jallaluddin
(d) Iyadurai Solomon
5. Who said the following - “You must develop your skills so that you can compete with the highly educated people
in big cities“
(a) Jallaluddin
(b) Jainulabdeen
(c) Siva Subramania Iyer
(d) Prof. Sponder
6. At MIT, technical aerodynamics was taught by
(a) KAV Pandalai
(b) Prof. Sponder
(c) Prof. Narasingha Rao
(d) Iyadurai Solomon
7. To be ‘avid‘ is to be
(a) Kind
(b) Gentle.
(c) Enthusiastic
(d) Uninterested
8. Kalam was also benefited from his interaction with Jallaluddin and Samsuddin, whose wisdom was based on
rather than instruction
(a) intuition
(b) innovation
(c) invasion
(d) intention
9. Jainulabdeen was highly educated very rich
(a) neither, or
(b) neither, nor
(c) not only, but also
(d) either, or
10. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘consistent‘
(a) un
(b) non
(c) im
(d) in
11. Cybernetics is
(a) Science of applied chemistry
(b) Science of information feedback systems
(c) Psychotherapy
(d) Science of information processing
12. How many times was the ACM code revised?
(a) Once
(b) Four times
(c) Twice
(d) Thrice
13. Who opined that computer revolution will eventually lead to a new ethical system?
(a) Wiener
(b) Bynum
(c) Johnson
(d) Gorniak
14. The Indian Aeronautical Development Establishment was born in
(a) Kanpur
(b) Bangalore
(c) Delhi
(d) Mumbai
15. Where is NASA‘s research centre located?
(a) New Jersey
(b) Virginia
(c) Maryland
(d) Los Angles
16. Rohini -75 rocket was launched on
(a) 22nd Nov 1967
(b) 22nd Nov 1965
(c) 20th Nov 1965
(d) 20th Nov 1967
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Diversity‘
(a) enemity
(b) variety
(c) amity
(d) integrity
18. The antonym for the word ‘Moral‘
(a) ethical
(b) amoral
(c) scrupulous
(d) principled
19. the death of Tipu, Indian rocketry came a stand still be revived 150 years later in an independent
India.
(a) To, on, to
(b) With, to, to,
(c) On, to, with
(d) On, to, to
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘fortunately‘
(a) im
(b) un
(c) mis
(d) in
ANSWERS : D D D B C B C A B D B C D B B D B B B B
Posted by Pavan Surya at 12:22 AM

1. What was the basis for Aristotle to believe that the earth was spherical
(a) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always square
(b) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always flat
(c) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always spherical
(d) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always round
2. Who supported the Copernican theory?
(a) Galileo and Newton
(b) Kepler and Ptolemy
(c) Kepler and Newton
(d) Galileo and Kepler
3. Aristotle‘s theory that everything was made out of four elements earth, air, fire and water was not considered as a
good theory because
(a) It did not make any definite predictions
(b) It had no reality
(c) It did not describe a large class of observations
(d) It was a simple theory
4. A sail boat was launched by Jainulabdeen to ferry pilgrims from Rameswaram to
(a) Dhanusnagar
(b) Dhanuskodi
(c) Dhanuskoti
(d) Dhanuskota
5. Abdul Kalam got his first earnings by selling
(a) Tamarind Seeds
(b) Mustard Seeds
(c) Maize Seeds
(d) Soya Seeds
6. IAF interview was conducted in
(a) Dehradun
(b) Kanpur
(c) Bangalore
(d) Delhi
7. The synonym for the word ‘omnipotent‘ is
(a) all- rounder
(b) all- powerful
(c) all-along
(d) all together
8. Choose the word that best expresses - ‘not moving or changing‘
(a) Stationery
(b) Static
(c) Stately
(d) Startle
9. The eclipses the moon were caused the earth coming between the sun and the moon
(a) of, with
(b) on, through
(c) in, on
(d) of, by
10. Choose the word with correct spelling
(a) Hypothisis
(b) Hipothesis
(c) Hypotheses
(d) Hypothesis
11. In Weiner‘s opinion computer technology would remake
(a) Space Technology
(b) Agri revolution
(c) Information Technology
(d) Second industrial revolution
12. ACM code was devised to address problems related to
(a) Juvenile crimes
(b) Election crimes
(c) Computer crimes
(d) Financial crimes
13. What is James Moor‘s classic essay on Computer Ethics?
(a) Ethical issues on the use of computers.
(b) News letter on Philosophy and Computing
(c) Metaphilosophy
(d) What is Computer Ethics?
14. When Kalam was posted at DTD & P, who was the Director?
(a) V. K. Krishna Menon
(b) Dr. Neelakantan
(c) Dr. R. Varadharajan
(d) Dr. OP. Mediratta
15. NASA is the centre for
(a) research and development in advanced aerospace technology
(b) research and development in advanced missile technology
(c) research and development in aerospace technology
(d) research and development in air craft technology
16. Who had highlighted the importance of clever business practices
(a) Prof. Sarabhai
(b) Jaya Chandra Babu
(c) Abdul Kalam
(d) Narayanan
17. Choose the word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Perceive‘
(a) deceive
(b) ignore
(c) doubt
(d) identify
18. Choose the antonym for the word ‘Elegant‘
(a) graceful
(b) graceless
(c) stylish
(d) neat
19. I was advised stay back a couple days
(a) to, for, of
(b) for, to, of
(c) to, in, of
(d) of, for, to
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘Explored‘
(a) un
(b) mis
(c) in
(d) im
ANSWERS : D D A B A A B B D D D C D B A B D B A A
Posted by Pavan Surya at 12:25 AM

1. A simpler model of the Universe was proposed in
(a) 1415 A.D
(b) 140 A.D
(c) 1514 A.D
(d) 1609 A.D
2. Hubble‘s Big Bang theory suggests that the universe was once
(a) created by God
(b) very small and very dense
(c) very big and very dense
(d) static
3. In order to talk about the nature of the universe and to discuss questions such as whether it has a beginning or an
end we must be clear about
(a) What a scientific theory is
(b) All the laws of science
(c) What about the beginning in time of the origin of the universe?
(d) What is the origin of the universe?
4. Who helped Kalam to look beyond the limited horizons of his life?
(a) Jallaluddin
(b) Iyadurai Solomon
(c) Samsuddin
(d) STR Manikam
5. Who said, “Going away is a part of growing up“
(a) Jallaluddin
(b) Ashiamma
(c) Samsuddin
(d) Jainulabdeen
6. Who considered Kalam as his best student?
(a) Prof. Sponder
(b) Prof. Narasingha Rao
(c) Iyadurai Solomon
(d) KAV Pandalai
7. The antonym for the word ‘frugally‘ is
(a) extravagant
(b) stingy
(c) inexpensive
(d) economical
8. Kalam was also benefited from his interaction with Jallaluddin and Samsuddin, whose wisdom was based on
rather than instruction
(a) innovation
(b) intention
(c) intuition
(d) invasion
9. I was born a middle-class Tamil family, the island town of Rameswaram
(a) in, on
(b) with, in
(c) into, in
(d) into, on
10. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘consistent‘
(a) un
(b) in
(c) non
(d) im
11. Who is the first person to foresee revolutionary social and ethical consequences of computer technology?
(a) Walter Maner
(b) Donn Parker
(c) Norbert Wiener
(d) Joseph Wiezenbaum
12. Big-brother Government means
(a) US Government
(b) Minority Government
(c) A government in authority that has complete power and tries to control peoples behavior and thoughts and
limit their freedom.
(d) Dictatorship
13. Who said “Computers do not know borders“?
(a) Krystyna Gornaik
(b) Nobert Wiener
(c) John Snapper
(d) Terrell Ward Bynum
14. The Indian Aeronautical Development Establishment was born in
(a) Delhi
(b) Mumbai
(c) Bangalore
(d) Kanpur
15. India‘s first rocket launched from Thumba was
(a) Nike Apache
(b) Rohini
(c) Menaka
(d) Mike Apache
16. The initial funding amount given for RATO motor was
(a) 75 lakhs
(b) 1.25 lakhs
(c) 65 lakhs
(d) 70 lakhs
17. Write the synonym of the word ‘Initial‘
(a) crucial
(b) final
(c) preliminary
(d) mid term
18. The antonym for the word ‘Known‘
(a) vivid
(b) proximity
(c) strange
(d) familiar
19. The development Indian rockets in the twentieth century can be seen as a revival the eighteenth century
vision Tipu Sultan.
(a) of, of, of
(b) of, of, on
(c) on, of, of,
(d) on, on, on
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘fortunately‘
(a) in
(b) im
(c) un
(d) mis
ANSWERS : C B A A D A A C C B C C A C A A C C A C
1. What are the five planets revolving round the earth according to Ptolemy
(a) Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Mars and Pluto
(b) Saturn, Venus, Mars, Neptune and Pluto
(c) Mercury, Venus, Saturn, moon and Neptune
(d) Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn
2. What was the landmark observation made by Hubble?
(a) the universe is expanding
(b) the universe is contracting
(c) the universe had existed unaltered
(d) the universe is unchanging
3. The question of the initial state of the universe is the concern of
(a) Art and Literature
(b) Science and Technology
(c) Metaphysics or Religion
(d) Science and Astronomy
4. Who was the only person on the island, who could write in English?
(a) Samsuddin
(b) Jallaluddin
(c) Pakshi Lakshman Sastry
(d) Jainulabdeen
5. Kalam‘s parents fulfilled his
(a) unaffordable needs
(b) greedy needs
(c) emotional and material needs
(d) ambitious desires
6. What is the title of the article which won a prize for Kalam in an essay writing competition?
(a) Let us make our own missile
(b) Let us fight for our country
(c) Let us make our own aircraft
(d) Let us make our own hovercraft
7. The synonym for the word ‘omnipotent‘ is
(a) all- rounder
(b) all-along
(c) all- powerful
(d) all together
8. Choose the word that best expresses - ‘not moving or changing‘
(a) Stately
(b) Stationery
(c) Static
(d) Startle
9. The earth stood the centre, surrounded eight spheres.
(a) in, by
(b) at, with
(c) at, by
(d) by, at
10. In infinite universe every point can be regarded as centre
(a) the, a
(b) an, the
(c) a, the
(d) an, a
11. Cybernetics is
(a) Science of applied chemistry
(b) Science of information processing
(c) Psychotherapy
(d) Science of information feedback systems
12. Which of the following book is considered to be a classic in Computer Ethics?
(a) The Human Use of Human Beings
(b) Computer Power and Human Reason
(c) A Starter Kit for Teaching Computer Ethics
(d) Cybernetics: or Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine
13. Who predicted that Computer Ethics eventually will evolve into a system of global ethics?
(a) John Snapper
(b) Gorniak
(c) Wiener
(d) Terrell Ward Bynum
14. When Kalam was posted at DTD & P, who was the Director?
(a) V. K. Krishna Menon
(b) Dr. Neelakantan
(c) Dr. R. Varadharajan
(d) Dr. OP. Mediratta
15. The developments of Indian rockets in the 20th century can be seen as a revival of the 18th century vision of
(a) Mohammad Sultan
(b) Nizamuddin
(c) Tipu Sultan
(d) Shajahan
16. What are normally used to probe the near - earth environment?
(a) Missiles
(b) Ground Equipment Machines
(c) Sounding rockets
(d) Satellite launch vehicles
17. Write the meaning of the word ‘Appalling‘
(a) intriguing
(b) irritating
(c) pleasing
(d) shocking
18. Choose the antonym for the word ‘Elegant‘
(a) neat
(b) graceful
(c) stylish
(d) graceless
19. I was advised stay back a couple days
(a) to, for, of
(b) to, in, of
(c) for, to, of
(d) of, for, to
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘information‘
(a) mis
(b) im
(c) in
(d) un
ANSWERS : D A C B C C C C C B D B B B C C D D A A

1. The major defect in the cosmological model of Ptolemy was
(a) the static sun stood at the centre
(b) the earth revolves along with eight spheres
(c) the static earth stood at the centre
(d) the moon and planets, stars moved in circular orbits
2. What was the landmark observation made by Hubble?
(a) the universe had existed unaltered
(b) the universe is unchanging
(c) the universe is expanding
(d) the universe is contracting
3. The question of the initial state of the universe is the concern of
(a) Metaphysics or Religion
(b) Art and Literature
(c) Science and Technology
(d) Science and Astronomy
4. Abdul Kalam was born in the year
(a) 1939
(b) 1913
(c) 1931
(d) 1941
5. When World War II started Abdul Kalam was
(a) nine years old
(b) ten years old
(c) seven years old
(d) eight years old
6. At MIT, technical aerodynamics was taught by
(a) KAV Pandalai
(b) Iyadurai Solomon
(c) Prof. Narasingha Rao
(d) Prof. Sponder
7. Most people would find this picture of our universe rather ridiculous - choose the antonym for the underlined word
(a) absurd
(b) foolish
(c) acceptable
(d) reasonable
8. The discovery of a unified theory may not our lifestyle
(a) effects
(b) affects
(c) effect
(d) affect
9. I was born a middle-class Tamil family, the island town of Rameswaram
(a) with, in
(b) in, on
(c) into, in
(d) into, on
10. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘consistent‘
(a) im
(b) un
(c) in
(d) non
11. In Weiner‘s opinion computer technology would remake
(a) Space Technology
(b) Second industrial revolution
(c) Information Technology
(d) Agri revolution
12. ELIZA is a programme intended to
(a) detect AIDS
(b) engage in automated psychotherapy
(c) curb AIDS
(d) cure AIDS
13. Who said “Computers do not know borders“?
(a) Terrell Ward Bynum
(b) John Snapper
(c) Nobert Wiener
(d) Krystyna Gornaik
14. The Nandi project was abandoned because
(a) of the change of the Director of ADE
(b) it was not in perfect condition
(c) of the failure of the project
(d) of the change of the Central Government
15. NASA is the centre for
(a) research and development in air craft technology
(b) research and development in advanced missile technology
(c) research and development in aerospace technology
(d) research and development in advanced aerospace technology
16. The initial funding amount given for RATO motor was
(a) 75 lakhs
(b) 1.25 lakhs
(c) 65 lakhs
(d) 70 lakhs
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Diversity‘
(a) variety
(b) amity
(c) integrity
(d) enemity
18. The antonym for the word ‘Moral‘
(a) scrupulous
(b) ethical
(c) amoral
(d) principled
19. Compute ethics as a field study was founded Norbert Weiner
(a) of, by
(b) with, by
(c) for, by
(d) of, with
20. It brought to mind incident my mother had told me from Bible.
(a) the, the
(b) a, the
(c) the, a
(d) an, the
ANSWERS : C C A C D D D D C C B B D D D A A C A D

1. What are the five planets revolving round the earth according to Ptolemy
(a) Mercury, Venus, Saturn, moon and Neptune
(b) Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Mars and Pluto
(c) Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn
(d) Saturn, Venus, Mars, Neptune and Pluto
2. What was the landmark observation made by Hubble?
(a) the universe is unchanging
(b) the universe is contracting
(c) the universe had existed unaltered
(d) the universe is expanding
3. In order to talk about the nature of the universe and to discuss questions such as whether it has a beginning or an
end we must be clear about
(a) What a scientific theory is
(b) What is the origin of the universe?
(c) What about the beginning in time of the origin of the universe?
(d) All the laws of science
4. Kalam was greatly influenced by his fathers
(a) Simplicity
(b) prayer
(c) Philosophy
(d) Spiritual life
5. Kalam‘s parents fulfilled his
(a) unaffordable needs
(b) emotional and material needs
(c) greedy needs
(d) ambitious desires
6. Kalam‘s fascinating subject is
(a) Philosophy
(b) Aeronautics
(c) Mathematics
(d) Engineering
7. Choose the antonym for the word ‘attractive‘
(a) submissive
(b) repulsive
(c) passive
(d) impulsive
8. It was observed that the universe was set in motion at some finite time in such a manner as to look as
it had existed for ever
(a) thorough
(b) thought
(c) though
(d) through
9. A simpler model was proposed Nicholas Copernicus 1514.
(a) by, after
(b) by, in
(c) by, around
(d) with, in
10. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word partial
(a) im
(b) in
(c) mis
(d) un
11. Cybernetics is
(a) Science of information feedback systems
(b) Psychotherapy
(c) Science of applied chemistry
(d) Science of information processing
12. Which of the following book is considered to be a classic in Computer Ethics?
(a) Computer Power and Human Reason
(b) The Human Use of Human Beings
(c) A Starter Kit for Teaching Computer Ethics
(d) Cybernetics: or Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine
13. Who predicted that Computer Ethics eventually will evolve into a system of global ethics?
(a) Gorniak
(b) Terrell Ward Bynum
(c) Wiener
(d) John Snapper
14. “This machine has been constructed by engineers of ability Don‘t form your opinion based on its looks“ What is
the machine?
(a) Menaka
(b) Rohini
(c) Agni
(d) Nandi
15. The full form of GEM is
(a) Ground Equipment Machinery
(b) Ground Engineering Model
(c) Ground Engineering Machine
(d) Ground Equipment Machine
16. What are normally used to probe the near - earth environment?
(a) Missiles
(b) Ground Equipment Machines
(c) Satellite launch vehicles
(d) Sounding rockets
17. Write the meaning of the word ‘Appalling‘
(a) shocking
(b) intriguing
(c) pleasing
(d) irritating
18. Choose the antonym for the word ‘Robust‘
(a) sturdy
(b) hefty
(c) weak
(d) agile
19. the mid 1960‘s, computer enabled invasions privacy ‘big brother‘ government agencies became a
public worry.
(a) In, of, by
(b) On, by, of
(c) In, of, of
(d) In, by, of
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘Explored‘
(a) im
(b) mis
(c) un
(d) in
ANSWERS : C D A C B B B C B A A A A D D D A C A C

1. What are the five planets revolving round the earth according to Ptolemy
(a) Mercury, Venus, Saturn, moon and Neptune
(b) Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Mars and Pluto
(c) Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn
(d) Saturn, Venus, Mars, Neptune and Pluto
2. What was the landmark observation made by Hubble?
(a) the universe is unchanging
(b) the universe is contracting
(c) the universe had existed unaltered
(d) the universe is expanding
3. In order to talk about the nature of the universe and to discuss questions such as whether it has a beginning or an
end we must be clear about
(a) What a scientific theory is
(b) What is the origin of the universe?
(c) What about the beginning in time of the origin of the universe?
(d) All the laws of science
4. Kalam was greatly influenced by his fathers
(a) Simplicity
(b) prayer
(c) Philosophy
(d) Spiritual life
5. Kalam‘s parents fulfilled his
(a) unaffordable needs
(b) emotional and material needs
(c) greedy needs
(d) ambitious desires
6. Kalam‘s fascinating subject is
(a) Philosophy
(b) Aeronautics
(c) Mathematics
(d) Engineering
7. Choose the antonym for the word ‘attractive‘
(a) submissive
(b) repulsive
(c) passive
(d) impulsive
8. It was observed that the universe was set in motion at some finite time in such a manner as to look as
it had existed for ever
(a) thorough
(b) thought
(c) though
(d) through
9. A simpler model was proposed Nicholas Copernicus 1514.
(a) by, after
(b) by, in
(c) by, around
(d) with, in
10. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word partial
(a) im
(b) in
(c) mis
(d) un
11. Cybernetics is
(a) Science of information feedback systems
(b) Psychotherapy
(c) Science of applied chemistry
(d) Science of information processing
12. Which of the following book is considered to be a classic in Computer Ethics?
(a) Computer Power and Human Reason
(b) The Human Use of Human Beings
(c) A Starter Kit for Teaching Computer Ethics
(d) Cybernetics: or Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine
13. Who predicted that Computer Ethics eventually will evolve into a system of global ethics?
(a) Gorniak
(b) Terrell Ward Bynum
(c) Wiener
(d) John Snapper
14. “This machine has been constructed by engineers of ability Don‘t form your opinion based on its looks“ What is
the machine?
(a) Menaka
(b) Rohini
(c) Agni
(d) Nandi
15. The full form of GEM is
(a) Ground Equipment Machinery
(b) Ground Engineering Model
(c) Ground Engineering Machine
(d) Ground Equipment Machine
16. What are normally used to probe the near - earth environment?
(a) Missiles
(b) Ground Equipment Machines
(c) Satellite launch vehicles
(d) Sounding rockets
17. Write the meaning of the word ‘Appalling‘
(a) shocking
(b) intriguing
(c) pleasing
(d) irritating
18. Choose the antonym for the word ‘Robust‘
(a) sturdy
(b) hefty
(c) weak
(d) agile
19. the mid 1960‘s, computer enabled invasions privacy ‘big brother‘ government agencies became a
public worry.
(a) In, of, by
(b) On, by, of
(c) In, of, of
(d) In, by, of
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘Explored‘
(a) im
(b) mis
(c) un
(d) in
ANSWERS : B D C A D D D D A C C C A C C B B B D A

1. What are the five planets revolving round the earth according to Ptolemy
(a) Saturn, Venus, Mars, Neptune and Pluto
(b) Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn
(c) Mercury, Venus, Saturn, moon and Neptune
(d) Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Mars and Pluto
2. The polish priest who proposed a simpler model of the solar system was
(a) Sir Isaac Newton
(b) Cladius Ptolemy
(c) Nicholas Copernicus
(d) Galileo Galilee
3. The two basic partial theories are
(a) The Newtons theory of gravity and the general theory of relativity
(b) Aristotelian theory and Copernican theory
(c) The general theory of relativity and quantum mechanics
(d) The general theory of relativity and mechanics
4. Abdul Kalam was born in the year
(a) 1913
(b) 1941
(c) 1931
(d) 1939
5. Kalam‘s parents fulfilled his
(a) greedy needs
(b) emotional and material needs
(c) unaffordable needs
(d) ambitious desires
6. IAF interview was conducted in
(a) Dehradun
(b) Bangalore
(c) Delhi
(d) Kanpur
7. We would circle it with the same reverence as a pilgrim from a distant place. Choose the synonym for the
underlined word.
(a) respect
(b) rhythm
(c) opposition
(d) disobedience
8. Choose the word that best expresses- having a limit or end
(a) Irregular
(b) Finite
(c) Infinite
(d) Regular
9. Our goal is nothing less than a complete description the universe we live
(a) for, in
(b) of, with
(c) of, in
(d) for, with
10. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word partial
(a) mis
(b) un
(c) im
(d) in
11. The pioneer of computer ethics as a field of study is
(a) Norbert Wiener
(b) James Moor
(c) Walter Maner
(d) Joseph Wiezenbaum
12. Computer Ethics is defined as a branch of applied ethics which studies ethical problems aggravated, transformed or
created by computer technology by
(a) Wiener
(b) Bentham
(c) Kant
(d) Maner
13. Who predicted that Computer Ethics eventually will evolve into a system of global ethics?
(a) Terrell Ward Bynum
(b) Wiener
(c) John Snapper
(d) Gorniak
14. Where was Kalam absorbed as a rocket engineer?
(a) TIFR
(b) INCOSPAR
(c) DTD & P (Air)
(d) ADE
15. The full form of GEM is
(a) Ground Engineering Model
(b) Ground Equipment Machine
(c) Ground Equipment Machinery
(d) Ground Engineering Machine
16. The Indian Air Force was in dire need of RATO motors for use in
(a) S-22 and HF-24 aircraft
(b) S-22 and HF-22 aircraft
(c) S-24 and HF-24 aircraft
(d) S-24 and HF-22 aircraft
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Watershed‘
(a) coarse
(b) slippery
(c) significant
(d) odd
18. Choose the antonym for the word ‘Robust‘
(a) weak
(b) agile
(c) sturdy
(d) hefty
19. the mid 1960‘s, computer enabled invasions privacy ‘big brother‘ government agencies became a
public worry.
(a) In, of, of
(b) In, by, of
(c) On, by, of
(d) In, of, by
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘Explored‘
(a) mis
(b) im
(c) un
(d) in
ANSWERS : B C C C B A A B C C A D D B B A C A D C



1. What was the basis for Aristotle to believe that the earth was spherical
(a) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always flat
(b) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always square
(c) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always spherical
(d) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always round
2. What was the landmark observation made by Hubble?
(a) the universe is expanding
(b) the universe is contracting
(c) the universe had existed unaltered
(d) the universe is unchanging
3. Aristotle‘s theory that everything was made out of four elements earth, air, fire and water was not considered as a
good theory because
(a) It had no reality
(b) It did not make any definite predictions
(c) It did not describe a large class of observations
(d) It was a simple theory
4. Abdul Kalam was born in the year
(a) 1941
(b) 1913
(c) 1931
(d) 1939
5. When World War II started Abdul Kalam was
(a) nine years old
(b) eight years old
(c) ten years old
(d) seven years old
6. What is the title of the article which won a prize for Kalam in an essay writing competition?
(a) Let us make our own hovercraft
(b) Let us fight for our country
(c) Let us make our own missile
(d) Let us make our own aircraft
7. Choose the antonym for the word ‘attractive‘
(a) submissive
(b) impulsive
(c) passive
(d) repulsive
8. It was observed that the universe was set in motion at some finite time in such a manner as to look as
it had existed for ever
(a) through
(b) thought
(c) though
(d) thorough
9. Jallaluddin was a major influence my life that stage
(a) on, at
(b) for, in
(c) with, at
(d) for, at
10. Any physical theory is always provisional. - Choose the appropriate question tag.
(a) Isn‘t it?
(b) Is it?
(c) Will it?
(d) Does it?
11. Norbert Wiener was a professor at
(a) CMU
(b) Wales
(c) MIT
(d) Harvard
12. Which of the following book is considered to be a classic in Computer Ethics?
(a) Cybernetics: or Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine
(b) A Starter Kit for Teaching Computer Ethics
(c) The Human Use of Human Beings
(d) Computer Power and Human Reason
13. Who said “Computers do not know borders“?
(a) Krystyna Gornaik
(b) Terrell Ward Bynum
(c) John Snapper
(d) Nobert Wiener
14. “This machine has been constructed by engineers of ability Don‘t form your opinion based on its looks“ What is
the machine?
(a) Rohini
(b) Menaka
(c) Nandi
(d) Agni
15. NASA is the centre for
(a) research and development in advanced aerospace technology
(b) research and development in aerospace technology
(c) research and development in advanced missile technology
(d) research and development in air craft technology
16. The Indian Air Force was in dire need of RATO motors for use in
(a) S-22 and HF-24 aircraft
(b) S-22 and HF-22 aircraft
(c) S-24 and HF-24 aircraft
(d) S-24 and HF-22 aircraft
17. Choose the word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Perceive‘
(a) doubt
(b) ignore
(c) deceive
(d) identify
18. Choose the antonym for the word ‘Elegant‘
(a) graceless
(b) stylish
(c) neat
(d) graceful
19. the death of Tipu, Indian rocketry came a stand still be revived 150 years later in an independent
India.
(a) To, on, to
(b) On, to, to
(c) On, to, with
(d) With, to, to,
20. My work at INCOSPAR commenced with familiarisation course at TIFR computer centre.
(a) the, a
(b) the, the
(c) a, the
(d) a, a
ANSWERS : D A B C B D D C A A C D A C A A D A D C




1. The eclipses of the moon were caused by
(a) the moon coming between the earth and the sun
(b) the sun coming between the earth and the moon
(c) the earth coming between the sun and the moon
(d) the shadow of the moon falling on the earth
2. How do the stars remain in equilibrium according to Newton?
(a) because of infinite distribution of stars in the universe
(b) the gravitational force is repulsive at very large distances
(c) because the universe had existed for ever in an unchanging state
(d) attractive forces between nearby stars balanced by the repulsive forces from those that were farther away
3. When does the theory survive?
(a) When the old observations and the predictions agree
(b) When the observations and predictions are an extension of the old theory
(c) When new observations are observed to disagree with the predictions
(d) When new experiments are observed to agree with the predictions
4. What are the things that Kalam‘s father used to explain to him in simple Tamil to make him understand?
(a) Differences in the modes of worship
(b) The meaning of real prayers.
(c) Complex spiritual situations
(d) Complex spiritual concepts
5. The creativity that Abdul Kalam displayed was due to the inspiration of
(a) STR Manickam and Samsuddin
(b) Jallaluddin and Samsuddin
(c) Jainulabdeen and Ashiamma
(d) Jallaluddin and Ramanadha Sastry
6. What is the title of the article which won a prize for Kalam in an essay writing competition?
(a) Let us make our own hovercraft
(b) Let us make our own missile
(c) Let us make our own aircraft
(d) Let us fight for our country
7. Choose the antonym of the word ‘uniformly‘
(a) consistently
(b) unevenly
(c) orderly
(d) regularly
8. The word that means ‘A state of balance‘is
(a) Equilateral
(b) Equator
(c) Equilibrium
(d) Equivalent
9. Our goal is nothing less than a complete description the universe we live
(a) for, in
(b) of, in
(c) for, with
(d) of, with
10. In infinite universe every point can be regarded as centre
(a) a, the
(b) the, a
(c) an, the
(d) an, a
11. Cybernetics is
(a) Science of information processing
(b) Psychotherapy
(c) Science of applied chemistry
(d) Science of information feedback systems
12. How many times was the ACM code revised?
(a) Four times
(b) Twice
(c) Once
(d) Thrice
13. Which year is considered to be a watershed year for Computer Ethics?
(a) 1981
(b) 1985
(c) 1992
(d) 1983
14. How many years were given to Kalam and his team to launch the engineering model, GEM?
(a) 4 years
(b) 2 years
(c) 5 years
(d) 3 years
15. The real journey of the Indian Space Programme began with
(a) The Agni
(b) The Menaka
(c) The Rohini
(d) The GEM
16. The rebirth of roketry in India was due to the technological vision of
(a) Mahatma Gandhi
(b) Jawaharlal Nehru
(c) V.K. Krishna Menon
(d) Prof. Sarabhai
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Watershed‘
(a) coarse
(b) odd
(c) significant
(d) slippery
18. Choose the antonym for the word ‘Illusion‘
(a) disillusion
(b) nonillusion
(c) unillusion
(d) misillusion
19. A close look the Johnson hypothesis reveals that it is very different Gornaik‘s
(a) of, from
(b) at, from
(c) of, of
(d) on, from
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘Explored‘
(a) un
(b) im
(c) in
(d) mis
ANSWERS : C D D D B C B C B C D B B D C B C A B A


1. The major questions that were unanswered before Aristotle were related to
(a) the nature of time and origin of the universe
(b) the origin of universe and the expansion of the universe
(c) the expansion of the universe
(d) the nature of time
2. Why do the stars not fall together at some point? What is Newton‘s observation?
(a) there are infinite number of stars distributed over infinite space
(b) there are only a finite number of stars distributed over a finite region of space
(c) universal gravitation
(d) there is no attraction between the stars
3. According to Stephen Hawking what is a good theory?
(a) It must make definite predictions about the results of future observations
(b) It must describe a large class of observations based on past theories
(c) It must present good models for further research and study
(d) It must describe observations and make definite predictions
4. Who helped Kalam to look beyond the limited horizons of his life?
(a) Samsuddin
(b) Jallaluddin
(c) STR Manikam
(d) Iyadurai Solomon
5. The creativity that Abdul Kalam displayed was due to the inspiration of
(a) STR Manickam and Samsuddin
(b) Jallaluddin and Ramanadha Sastry
(c) Jallaluddin and Samsuddin
(d) Jainulabdeen and Ashiamma
6. Who considered Kalam as his best student?
(a) Prof. Sponder
(b) Prof. Narasingha Rao
(c) KAV Pandalai
(d) Iyadurai Solomon
7. To be ‘avid‘ is to be
(a) Kind
(b) Uninterested
(c) Gentle.
(d) Enthusiastic
8. Accept your and go ahead with your life.
(a) goal
(b) fate
(c) destiny
(d) failure
9. God created the universe the instant the Big Bang
(a) in, of
(b) at, of
(c) in, with
(d) at, with
10. eventual goal of science is to provide single theory that describes whole universe
(a) the, a, the
(b) the, the, the
(c) the, a, a
(d) a, a, the
11. The book‘ Cybernetics: or Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine‘ is authored by
(a) Donn Parker
(b) Norbert Wiener
(c) Gornaik
(d) Terrell Wyard Bynum
12. How many times was the ACM code revised?
(a) Once
(b) Twice
(c) Thrice
(d) Four times
13. Whose views on computer ethics are contrary to the views held by Gornaik?
(a) Johnson
(b) Kant
(c) Bynum
(d) Wiener
14. In ADE, Bangalore, the first assignment given to Kalam was to design
(a) RATO project
(b) supersonic target aircraft
(c) sounding rocket
(d) ground equipment machine
15. The effective V-2 short range ballistic missiles were produced in
(a) Germany
(b) India
(c) America
(d) Japan
16. The initial funding amount given for RATO motor was
(a) 65 lakhs
(b) 75 lakhs
(c) 70 lakhs
(d) 1.25 lakhs
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Presuppose‘
(a) denounce
(b) substantiate
(c) support
(d) assume
18. The antonym for the word ‘Artificial‘
(a) natural
(b) peripheral
(c) superficial
(d) liberal
19. Prof. Sarabhai believed open and free exchange views
(a) of, in, an
(b) on, in, of
(c) of, an, in
(d) in, an, of
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘fortunately‘
(a) in
(b) mis
(c) im
(d) un
ANSWERS : A A D B C A D C B A B B A D A B D A D D

1. The book in which Aristotle put forward his arguments for the belief that the earth is a round sphere rather than
a flat plate, is
(a) On The Heavens
(b) On The Skies
(c) A Brief History of Time
(d) Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica
2. Galileo‘s observation through the telescope indicated that
(a) the earth need not be at the centre of the universe
(b) the sun was at the centre of the universe
(c) the planets moved around the Jupiter
(d) the earth was at the centre of the universe
3. In order to talk about the nature of the universe and to discuss questions such as whether it has a beginning or an
end we must be clear about
(a) What a scientific theory is
(b) All the laws of science
(c) What about the beginning in time of the origin of the universe?
(d) What is the origin of the universe?
4. Kalam was greatly influenced by his fathers
(a) prayer
(b) Simplicity
(c) Spiritual life
(d) Philosophy
5. In moulding an individual, important roles are played by
(a) family and background
(b) heredity and environment
(c) parents and siblings
(d) family and environment
6. Who said-“With faith you can change your destiny”?
(a) Iyadurai Solomon
(b) Prof. Sponder
(c) Jallaluddin
(d) Siva Subramania Iyer
7. The antonym for the word ‘frugally‘ is
(a) stingy
(b) economical
(c) inexpensive
(d) extravagant
8. The discovery of a unified theory may not our lifestyle
(a) affects
(b) effect
(c) affect
(d) effects
9. Jainulabdeen was highly educated very rich
(a) neither, nor
(b) either, or
(c) neither, or
(d) not only, but also
10. I shall take simple-minded view that theory is just model of the universe
(a) an, a, the
(b) a, a, the
(c) the, a, a
(d) the, a, the
11. Who is the first person to foresee revolutionary social and ethical consequences of computer technology?
(a) Joseph Wiezenbaum
(b) Norbert Wiener
(c) Walter Maner
(d) Donn Parker
12. Big-brother Government means
(a) A government in authority that has complete power and tries to control peoples behavior and thoughts and
limit their freedom.
(b) Dictatorship
(c) US Government
(d) Minority Government
13. Who assumed that ‘Computer Ethics‘, rather than replacing theories like Bentham‘s and Kant‘s will continue to
presuppose them?
(a) Wiener
(b) Johnson
(c) Maner
(d) Bynum
14. Who was the deputy secretary of the Atomic Energy Commission?
(a) Prof. MGK Menon
(b) Prof. Vikram Sarabhai
(c) Prof. Menon
(d) Mr. Saraf
15. India first rocket launch took place on
(a) 21st Oct1965
(b) 21st Oct 1963
(c) 21st Nov 1963
(d) 21st Nov 1965
16. India - Pakistan war took place in
(a) 1962
(b) 1965
(c) 1963
(d) 1964
17. Write the synonym of the word ‘Initial‘
(a) final
(b) crucial
(c) mid term
(d) preliminary
18. The antonym for the word ‘Known‘
(a) familiar
(b) strange
(c) vivid
(d) proximity
19. Compute ethics as a field study was founded Norbert Weiner
(a) for, by
(b) of, by
(c) with, by
(d) of, with
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘Capable‘
(a) in
(b) im
(c) un
(d) mis

ANSWERS : A A A D B A D C A C B A B D C B D B B A

1. A simpler model of the Universe was proposed in
(a) 1415 A.D
(b) 140 A.D
(c) 1609 A.D
(d) 1514 A.D
2. The death blow to the Aristotelian-Ptolemic theory came
(a) When Copernicus proposed Helio-centric theory
(b) When Newton developed complicated mathematics
(c) When Galileo invented the telescope
(d) When Kepler supported Copernican theory
3. According to Stephen Hawking what is a good theory?
(a) It must describe a large class of observations based on past theories
(b) It must make definite predictions about the results of future observations
(c) It must describe observations and make definite predictions
(d) It must present good models for further research and study
4. Who helped Kalam to look beyond the limited horizons of his life?
(a) Samsuddin
(b) STR Manikam
(c) Iyadurai Solomon
(d) Jallaluddin
5. The bed time stories that Kalam‘s mother and grandmother told him were from
(a) Life of Rama and the life of Allah
(b) The Ramayana and the life of Prophet Muhammad
(c) The life of Prophet Muhammad
(d) Shri. Sita Rama Kalyanam and the Ramayana
6. India‘s first jet fighter the HF-24 Marut was designed by
(a) Prof. Sponder
(b) Dr. Kurt Tank
(c) KAV Pondalai
(d) Prof. Walter Repenthin
7. Most people would find this picture of our universe rather ridiculous - choose the antonym for the underlined word
(a) foolish
(b) absurd
(c) reasonable
(d) acceptable
8. Accept your and go ahead with your life.
(a) fate
(b) goal
(c) destiny
(d) failure
9. God created the universe the instant the Big Bang
(a) at, of
(b) at, with
(c) in, with
(d) in, of
10. eventual goal of science is to provide single theory that describes whole universe
(a) a, a, the
(b) the, the, the
(c) the, a, a
(d) the, a, the
11. Who is the first person to foresee revolutionary social and ethical consequences of computer technology?
(a) Walter Maner
(b) Norbert Wiener
(c) Joseph Wiezenbaum
(d) Donn Parker
12. Who developed curriculum material on Computer Ethics?
(a) Maner
(b) Wiener
(c) Johnson
(d) Terrell Ward Bynum
13. Who felt that computer revolution will not lead to a revolution in ethics?
(a) Walter Maner
(b) Joseph Weizenbaum
(c) Johnson
(d) James Moor
14. The Indian Aeronautical Development Establishment was born in
(a) Delhi
(b) Kanpur
(c) Bangalore
(d) Mumbai
15. India first rocket launch took place on
(a) 21st Oct1965
(b) 21st Nov 1965
(c) 21st Nov 1963
(d) 21st Oct 1963
16. Rohini -75 rocket was launched on
(a) 22nd Nov 1965
(b) 22nd Nov 1967
(c) 20th Nov 1967
(d) 20th Nov 1965
17. Write the synonym of the word ‘Isolated‘
(a) invigorated
(b) separated
(c) interested
(d) accomplished
18. The antonym for the word ‘Artificial‘
(a) superficial
(b) liberal
(c) peripheral
(d) natural
19. Compute ethics as a field study was founded Norbert Weiner
(a) for, by
(b) of, with
(c) of, by
(d) with, by
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘fortunately‘
(a) un
(b) im
(c) in
(d) mis
ANSWERS : D C C D B B C C A D B D C C C C B D C A
1. What was the basis for Aristotle to believe that the earth was spherical
(a) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always square
(b) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always flat
(c) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always spherical
(d) the earth‘s shadow on the moon was always round
2. Who supported the Copernican theory?
(a) Kepler and Ptolemy
(b) Kepler and Newton
(c) Galileo and Kepler
(d) Galileo and Newton
3. The two basic partial theories are
(a) The Newtons theory of gravity and the general theory of relativity
(b) The general theory of relativity and mechanics
(c) Aristotelian theory and Copernican theory
(d) The general theory of relativity and quantum mechanics
4. As a child Kalam would go to the place of worship where prayers were being chanted in
(a) Islam
(b) Arabic
(c) Hindi
(d) Aramic
5. The bed time stories that Kalam‘s mother and grandmother told him were from
(a) The Ramayana and the life of Prophet Muhammad
(b) Shri. Sita Rama Kalyanam and the Ramayana
(c) Life of Rama and the life of Allah
(d) The life of Prophet Muhammad
6. At MIT, technical aerodynamics was taught by
(a) Prof. Narasingha Rao
(b) KAV Pandalai
(c) Iyadurai Solomon
(d) Prof. Sponder
7. Choose the word that is close in meaning to the expression ‘a feeling of strong dislike‘
(a) aversion
(b) adoration
(c) avarice
(d) aviation
8. Choose the word that best expresses the meaning of the expression - To say that an event or action will happen in
the future.
(a) Pertain
(b) Convince
(c) Persuade
(d) Predict
9. Jainulabdeen was highly educated very rich
(a) not only, but also
(b) neither, nor
(c) either, or
(d) neither, or
10. I shall take simple-minded view that theory is just model of the universe
(a) the, a, the
(b) a, a, the
(c) an, a, the
(d) the, a, a
11. Which book laid foundation for comprehensive Computer Ethics?
(a) The Human Use of Human Beings
(b) Computer Power and Human Reason
(c) Metaphilosophy
(d) A Starter Kit for Teaching Computer Ethics
12. Big-brother Government means
(a) US Government
(b) Dictatorship
(c) Minority Government
(d) A government in authority that has complete power and tries to control peoples behavior and thoughts and
limit their freedom.
13. Whose views about Computer Ethics gave new twist to issues like ownership, power, privacy and responsibility?
(a) John Snapper
(b) Krystna Gorniak
(c) Terrell Ward Bynum
(d) Deborah Johnson
14. Who was the deputy secretary of the Atomic Energy Commission?
(a) Prof. Menon
(b) Mr. Saraf
(c) Prof. Vikram Sarabhai
(d) Prof. MGK Menon
15. The effective V-2 short range ballistic missiles were produced in
(a) Germany
(b) Japan
(c) America
(d) India
16. India - Pakistan war took place in
(a) 1963
(b) 1962
(c) 1965
(d) 1964
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Hypothesis‘
(a) theory
(b) myth
(c) belief
(d) illusion
18. The antonym for the word ‘Known‘
(a) proximity
(b) vivid
(c) familiar
(d) strange
19. Compute ethics as a field study was founded Norbert Weiner
(a) of, with
(b) for, by
(c) of, by
(d) with, by
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘Capable‘
(a) im
(b) un
(c) mis
(d) in
ANSWERS : D C D B A D A D B D A D D B A C A D C D



1. The major questions that were unanswered before Aristotle were related to
(a) the nature of time
(b) the nature of time and origin of the universe
(c) the origin of universe and the expansion of the universe
(d) the expansion of the universe
2. The death blow to the Aristotelian-Ptolemic theory came
(a) When Kepler supported Copernican theory
(b) When Copernicus proposed Helio-centric theory
(c) When Galileo invented the telescope
(d) When Newton developed complicated mathematics
3. According to Stephen Hawking what is a good theory?
(a) It must make definite predictions about the results of future observations
(b) It must describe a large class of observations based on past theories
(c) It must present good models for further research and study
(d) It must describe observations and make definite predictions
4. Abdul Kalam‘s love for reading was encouraged by
(a) Iyadurai Solomon
(b) Jallaluddin
(c) STR Manickam
(d) Jainulabdeen
5. Who said the following - “You must develop your skills so that you can compete with the highly educated people
in big cities“
(a) Jainulabdeen
(b) Prof. Sponder
(c) Jallaluddin
(d) Siva Subramania Iyer
6. Who said-“With faith you can change your destiny”?
(a) Prof. Sponder
(b) Siva Subramania Iyer
(c) Jallaluddin
(d) Iyadurai Solomon
7. The universe is not arbitrary - choose the synonym for the underlined word
(a) accountable
(b) dependable
(c) reasonable
(d) unreasonable
8. Kalam was also benefited from his interaction with Jallaluddin and Samsuddin, whose wisdom was based on
rather than instruction
(a) intuition
(b) innovation
(c) invasion
(d) intention
9. Jainulabdeen was highly educated very rich
(a) either, or
(b) neither, nor
(c) neither, or
(d) not only, but also
10. eventual goal of science is to provide single theory that describes whole universe
(a) the, a, the
(b) the, the, the
(c) the, a, a
(d) a, a, the
11. Cybernetics is
(a) Science of information feedback systems
(b) Science of information processing
(c) Science of applied chemistry
(d) Psychotherapy
12. Who developed curriculum material on Computer Ethics?
(a) Maner
(b) Wiener
(c) Terrell Ward Bynum
(d) Johnson
13. Who felt that computer revolution will not lead to a revolution in ethics?
(a) James Moor
(b) Joseph Weizenbaum
(c) Johnson
(d) Walter Maner
14. The Indian Aeronautical Development Establishment was born in
(a) Bangalore
(b) Delhi
(c) Mumbai
(d) Kanpur
15. The effective V-2 short range ballistic missiles were produced in
(a) Germany
(b) Japan
(c) India
(d) America
16. Rohini -75 rocket was launched on
(a) 20th Nov 1967
(b) 22nd Nov 1967
(c) 22nd Nov 1965
(d) 20th Nov 1965
17. The word which is nearest in meaning to ‘Hypothesis‘
(a) illusion
(b) myth
(c) belief
(d) theory
18. The antonym for the word ‘Wide‘
(a) huge
(b) vulnerable
(c) narrow
(d) crooked
19. Prof. Sarabhai believed open and free exchange views
(a) in, an, of
(b) on, in, of
(c) of, in, an
(d) of, an, in
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘fortunately‘
(a) in
(b) im
(c) mis
(d) un
ANSWEWRS : B C D C D D D A B A A C C A A A D C A D
1. The book in which Aristotle put forward his arguments for the belief that the earth is a round sphere rather than
a flat plate, is
(a) A Brief History of Time
(b) On The Skies
(c) On The Heavens
(d) Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica
2. The polish priest who proposed a simpler model of the solar system was
(a) Sir Isaac Newton
(b) Cladius Ptolemy
(c) Galileo Galilee
(d) Nicholas Copernicus
3. In order to talk about the nature of the universe and to discuss questions such as whether it has a beginning or an
end we must be clear about
(a) What is the origin of the universe?
(b) All the laws of science
(c) What a scientific theory is
(d) What about the beginning in time of the origin of the universe?
4. Abdul Kalam was born in the year
(a) 1939
(b) 1913
(c) 1941
(d) 1931
5. The bed time stories that Kalam‘s mother and grandmother told him were from
(a) Life of Rama and the life of Allah
(b) The life of Prophet Muhammad
(c) The Ramayana and the life of Prophet Muhammad
(d) Shri. Sita Rama Kalyanam and the Ramayana
6. Who said-“With faith you can change your destiny”?
(a) Prof. Sponder
(b) Siva Subramania Iyer
(c) Iyadurai Solomon
(d) Jallaluddin
7. The antonym for the word ‘frugally‘ is
(a) stingy
(b) extravagant
(c) inexpensive
(d) economical
8. Choose the word that best expresses the meaning of the expression - To say that an event or action will happen in
the future.
(a) Convince
(b) Pertain
(c) Persuade
(d) Predict
9. God created the universe the instant the Big Bang
(a) in, of
(b) at, of
(c) in, with
(d) at, with
10. I shall take simple-minded view that theory is just model of the universe
(a) an, a, the
(b) the, a, the
(c) a, a, the
(d) the, a, a
11. Which book laid foundation for comprehensive Computer Ethics?
(a) Metaphilosophy
(b) Computer Power and Human Reason
(c) A Starter Kit for Teaching Computer Ethics
(d) The Human Use of Human Beings
12. Big-brother Government means
(a) Dictatorship
(b) A government in authority that has complete power and tries to control peoples behavior and thoughts and
limit their freedom.
(c) Minority Government
(d) US Government
13. Who said “Computers do not know borders“?
(a) Terrell Ward Bynum
(b) Nobert Wiener
(c) Krystyna Gornaik
(d) John Snapper
14. The Nandi project was abandoned because
(a) of the change of the Central Government
(b) of the failure of the project
(c) of the change of the Director of ADE
(d) it was not in perfect condition
15. India‘s first rocket launched from Thumba was
(a) Mike Apache
(b) Menaka
(c) Rohini
(d) Nike Apache
16. A ten-year profile for space research in India was prepared by
(a) Prof. V.S. Narayanan
(b) Prof. Oda
(c) Prof. Sarabhai
(d) Wernher Von Braun
17. Write the synonym of the word ‘Initial‘
(a) crucial
(b) final
(c) mid term
(d) preliminary
18. The antonym for the word ‘Wide‘
(a) huge
(b) vulnerable
(c) crooked
(d) narrow
19. Compute ethics as a field study was founded Norbert Weiner
(a) of, with
(b) with, by
(c) for, by
(d) of, by
20. Choose the correct negative prefix for the word ‘fortunately‘
(a) mis
(b) in
(c) un
(d) im
ANSWERS : C D C D C C B D B D D B C A D C D D D C