FIA Assistant Director Solved Past Paper -11 21- The most valuable acquisition of Akbar in the North-West Frontier was: A. KashmirB. KabulC. KandaharD. Balochistan View Answer Answer : A. Kashmir Description 22- Akbar was hostile to the Portuguese because: A. They were cruel and aggressive piratesB. They interfered with Haj pilgrimagesC. They had formed a political alliance with the rulers of the Deccan statesD. All of the above View Answer Answer : D. All of the above Description 23- After the conquest of Asirgarh in 1601, Akbar renamed Khandesh as: A. DandeshB. RahamardeshC. FatandeshD. Mithgahdash View Answer Answer : A. Dandesh Description 24- Abul Fazl, the celebrated author of Akbar Nama, was murdered by: A. Prince DaniyalB. Malik AmbarC. Prince SalimD. Bir Singh Deva Bundela View Answer Answer : D. Bir Singh Deva Bundela Description 25- The Zoroastrian practices adopted by Akbar were: A. Adoption of Parsi festival NaorozB. Adoption of Parsi solar calendarC. Both A and BD. Keeping of the sacred fire burning in the palace View Answer Answer : C. Both A and B Description 26- The Jesuit missionary who held personal discussions with Akbar and wrote an interesting account of him was: A. Francis Henriquez B. Rudolf AquavivaC. Antony MonserrateD. Sir Thomas Roe View Answer Answer : B. Rudolf Aquaviva Description 27- A contemporary Mughal historian who prepared a list of charges against Akbar and called him the enemy of Islam was: A. BadauniB. NiamtullahC. Abbas Khan SarwaniD. Nizam-ud-Din Ahmad View Answer Answer : A. Badauni Description 28- The well-known work Tabaqat-i-Akbari was written by: A. Abul FazlB. Khwand MirC. BadauniD. Khawaja Nizamuddin Ahmad View Answer Answer : D. Khawaja Nizamuddin Ahmad Description 29- Akbar's most admirable concept of Sulh-i-Kul (universal peace and harmony) was the outcome of his: A. Political broad-mindednessB. Religious toleranceC. Cultural synthesisD. All of the above View Answer Answer : D. All of the above Description 30- The largest producer of solar energy in the world is: A. USAB. GermanyC. SwitzerlandD. China View Answer Answer : C. China Description 31- Iron deficiency causes: A. AnaemiaB. Tooth decayC. Irregular heart beatD. Bone deformity View Answer Answer : A. Anaemia Description 32- Which of the following is not caused by bacteria? A. TetanusB. Whooping CoughC. RabiesD. Pneumonia View Answer Answer : C. Rabies Description 33- Which of the following statements about enzymes is CORRECT? A. Enzymes increase the activation energy of a reactionB. Enzymes are consumed during chemical reactionsC. Enzymes are highly specific in their actionD. Enzymes function equally well at all temperatures View Answer Answer : C. Enzymes are highly specific in their action Description 34- Which of the following is caused by bacterial infection? A. TetanusB. MalariaC. CancerD. Rabies View Answer Answer : A. Tetanus Description 35- Which of the following diseases induces immunity? A. SmallpoxB. JaundiceC. DiabetesD. Tuberculosis View Answer Answer : A. Smallpox Description 36- Anaemia is caused in man due to the deficiency of: A. IronB. Vitamin B-12C. Vitamin AD. Folic acid View Answer Answer : A. Iron Description 37- Acquired Immunological Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is caused by: A. ProtozoaB. VirusC. FungusD. Bacteria View Answer Answer : B. Virus Description 38- All of the following are viral diseases, except: A. AIDSB. Chicken PoxC. CholeraD. Rabies View Answer Answer : C. Cholera Description 39- Haemophilia means failure of the: A. Blood to clot B. Stomach to digestC. Kidney to filterD. Heart to contract View Answer Answer : A. Blood to clot Description 40- Which of the following is involved in blood clotting? A. SodiumB. MagnesiumC. CalciumD. Potassium View Answer Answer : C. Calcium Description 1 2 3 4 5