Prelims Marathon 2.0
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Daily Quiz 2.0 : UPSC Prelims Marathon – March 17
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43 responses to “Daily Quiz 2.0 : UPSC Prelims Marathon – March 17”
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4/6
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5 of 6 questions answered correctly
Your time: 00:03:00
You have reached 5 of 6 scores, (83.33%)
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Same for Christian Missionaries
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5 of 6 questions answered correctly
Your time: 00:01:50
You have reached 5 of 6 scores, (83.33%)
Average score 44.43%
Your score 83.33%
CategoriesHistory83.33%
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TIL
Need to check them out now. -
‘Was’ nahi dada. They are still active, although not as active as they were long back.
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4/6
3 : 02
Did blunder in Q2 🙁 … Should have thought about dyarchy -
Daily Quiz 2.0: March 17
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5 of 6 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:01:42
You have reached 5 of 6 scores, (83.33%)
Whats wrong with the third ques?
Its 1833 Act which opened trade. Untill then EIC maintained monopoly with trade in Tea and China. -
2/6 …….
He prabhu ( UPSC ) ab tuhi bachale……. -
There was an Indian Black Metal band I was a great fan of, they called themselves “1833 AD”. In one of their shows I had asked them why, and they said the name stems from the first mark of European declaration of India as a Western property, designated on the audacious appointment of Lord Bentinck as the Governor General of ‘India’, even when a large part of India was not under British control.
Even ForumIAS can’t make me doubt that question.
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4/6
Q3!! -
4/6
Q3 option 3 was wrong;Charter Act of 1833, Lord William Bentinck became the First Governor General of British India -
logical reasoning ka,,,,mera to aise hi correct aaya,,,
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5 of 6 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:02:59
You have reached 5 of 6 scores, (83.33%)
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4/6
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Q3 Answer wrong … governor general of Bengal became governer general of india in 1833 but not in 1813
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Wasn’t tea and trade with China was reserved for east India company in act of 1813?
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4/6
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Yess u r right
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5 of 6 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:04:11
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5/6
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3/6
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6/6
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5/6..nice questions..
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3rd question — Governor-general of Bengal designated as governor-general ofIndia.
This statement is not right.
It was the Charter Act of 1833 which provided for this provision and Lord William Bentick became the first Governor General of India.
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@ForumIAS check Q.3 explanation given by you. It needs to be updated.
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3 of 6 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:03:21
Started with a fifty. 🙂
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Q3 answer should be 1 & 2 ….Governor general of Bengal was made governor general of India by Act of 1833
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Daily Quiz 2.0: March 17
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3 of 6 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:03:38
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Q 3 ka answer is wrong.
Anyhow,
Illogical trick to remember Charter act of 1833-
Governor general of Bengal (GGB) was made Governor General of India (GGI).
GGB = 3 letters. GGI= 3 letters. 3+3= 33 = 1833Works for me :p
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Fir mere 6/6?
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5/6
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ForumIAS, we take your words very seriously. sir, please be cautious .
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Sir please see question no 3 . Its answer should be 1 and 2 . It’s a request sir please cross check the answer .
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Answer should be 1 and 2 . As both were the provisions of 1813 Act . 3rd statement about gov general of India is a provision of 1833 Act .
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4/6. 1833 gvrnr gnr of india.
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5/6 .. Governor general???
Such mistakes can be disastrous -
This act made the Governor General of Bengal the Governor General of British India and all financial and administrative powers were centralized in the hands of Governor General-in-Council. Thus, with Charter Act of 1833, Lord William Bentinck became the “First Governor General of British India
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Aspirants’ discretion advised !?
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Q.3
Statement 3 belongs to Charter Act 1833This kind of explanation can ruin our career.
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Yeah first time 100% accuracy ..
6/6 answered correctly ..
Time limit 00:01:15
Fifth question ka answer question me hi hai ?? -
5th question history ka hai ya mathematics ka?
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Results
5 of 6 questions answered correctlyYour time: 00:01:33
You have reached 5 of 6 scores, (83.33%)
Got trapped in ques 1….due to hurry…one of the greatest weakness of mine
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