Tamil Nadu General Knowledge MCQs for TNPSC Exam MCQs with descriptive answers
Online Model Test question for Competitive Exams
1. Who among the following built the Parthasarathy Temple?
a] Narasimhavarman -I
b] Mahendravarman -II
c] Mahendravarman -I
d] Simhavishnu
b] Mahendravarman -II
c] Mahendravarman -I
d] Simhavishnu
Answer: a] Narasimhavarman -I
Explanation of Answer:
Narasimhavarman - I Parthasarathy Temple was Build by Pallava King Narasimhavarman - I in 8th century. It is dedicated to Lord Krishna.
Narasimhavarman - I Parthasarathy Temple was Build by Pallava King Narasimhavarman - I in 8th century. It is dedicated to Lord Krishna.
2. Who among the following was the first Indian to sit as a judge of the Madras High Court?
a] P. V. Rajamannar
b] T. Muthuswamy Iyer
c] Sir S. Subramania Iyer
d] V. T. Krishnamachari
b] T. Muthuswamy Iyer
c] Sir S. Subramania Iyer
d] V. T. Krishnamachari
Answer: b] T. Muthuswamy Iyer
Explanation of Answer:
Madras
High Court was established in 1862 along with Bombay High Court and
Calcutta High Court after the Indian High Courts Act was enacted in
1861. Its jurisdiction extends to Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry. It was
formed after merger of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras, and
the Sadar Deewani Adalat. The first Indian to sit as a judge of the High
Court was Justice T. Muthuswamy Iyer. It has a bench at Madurai. Madras
High Court is also known as birthplace of organized legal reporting in
India as Madras Law Journal was started in 1891.
3. Which among the following rivers originates in Chembarambakkam Lake in Tamil Nadu?
a] Cooum River
b] Adyar River
c] Aintharuviar River
d] Chittar River
b] Adyar River
c] Aintharuviar River
d] Chittar River
Answer: b] Adyar River
Explanation of Answer:
Coovam
River & Adyar River refers to two rivers which cross the Chennai
City. Both of them are polluted and city waste is disposed in them.
Coovam River divided the Chennai city in two parts. It originates in a
village of the same name, about 70 km away from Chennai and ends in
Chennai in Bay of Bengal. The river is polluted and now a project to
clean up the river is proposed to be taken up, with plans to clean the
river by 2020. The project is funded by the World Bank. Adyar River
originates near the Chembarambakkam Lake in Chengalpattu district. It
makes the estuarine ecosystem of Chennai.
4.
As per the provisions of Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle that ended the
Battle of Madras, Madras was returned to the British in exchange for
which among the following territories?
a] Cape Breton Island
b] Barrier towns
c] Silecia
d] Louisburg
b] Barrier towns
c] Silecia
d] Louisburg
Answer: d] Louisburg
Explanation of Answer:
Battle
of Madras refers to a battle in 1746, when the Fort St. George was
seized by the French. In this battle the British troops surrendered and
were poisoned. Lord Clive escaped the prison and this was for the first
time when he came under limelight. The Battle was ended with Treaty of
Aix-la-Chapelle that ended the war made provision for Madras to be
returned to the British in exchange for Louisburg in Nova Scotia which
had been captured by British forces in 1745.
5. Who led the French forces during the “Siege of Madras”?
a] Georges Duval de Leyrit
b] Charles Godeheu
c] Antoine Boyellau
d] Thomas Arthur, Lally
b] Charles Godeheu
c] Antoine Boyellau
d] Thomas Arthur, Lally
Answer: d] Thomas Arthur, Lally
Explanation of Answer:
Siege
of Madras refers to an important event during the 7 years war when the
British and French were fighting in India for their supremacy. It was
seize of the Madras which was divided into Black Town and White town at
that time. The Black town refereed to the area populated by the Indian
Natives and White town referred to the area populated by British around
St. Fort George. The French invaded the black town which remained
unprotected. Here, they looted the houses of the natives. They advanced
towards the White Town where they are resisted by the British Forces.
The French were led by Thomas Arthur, Lally. When additional British
forces are arrive Madras, the French withdrew and this was a huge
setback to French.
6. What is the name of seat of Corporation of Chennai?
a] Chelmsford Building
b] Ripon Building
c] Cornwallis Building
d] Dalhousie Building
b] Ripon Building
c] Cornwallis Building
d] Dalhousie Building
Answer: b] Ripon Building
Explanation of Answer:
Corporation
of Chennai was established in 1688 and is the oldest municipal
corporation of India. Ripon Building is the seat of Corporation of
Chennai.
7. in which year, Madras State was renamed as Tamilnadu?
a] 1960
b] 1963
c] 1969
d] 1972
b] 1963
c] 1969
d] 1972
Answer: c] 1969
8. in which year, name Chennai from Madras was officially changed?
a] 1993
b] 1995
c] 1997
d] 1998
b] 1995
c] 1997
d] 1998
Answer: b] 1995
Explanation of Answer:
Madrasapattinam was a fishing village north of Fort St. George. The name Chennai from Madras was officially changed in 1996.
9.
The earliest name of Chennai is Chennaipattinam, which referred to the
town around the Fort St George in 1639-40. The place was acquired by the
British from ___?
a] Damarla Venkatadri Nayakudu
b] Peda Venkata Rayalu
c] Padma Velama Nayak
d] Chennappa Nayakudu
b] Peda Venkata Rayalu
c] Padma Velama Nayak
d] Chennappa Nayakudu
Answer: d] Chennappa Nayakudu
10. The Mahatma Gandhi Community Colleges have been opened in Tamil Nadu in which among the following?
a] Small Revenue Villages
b] Districts with lowest Education Ratio
c] Districts with highest population of SCs & STs
d] Prisons for vocational training of prisoners
b] Districts with lowest Education Ratio
c] Districts with highest population of SCs & STs
d] Prisons for vocational training of prisoners
Answer: d] Prisons for vocational training of prisoners
Explanation of Answer:
The
Mahatma Gandhi Community College has been established in Puzhal Central
Prison and 8 other Central Prisons for imparting vocational training
courses.
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