RRB Group D GK Questions 2026

They are built up layer by layer as sediment settles over the remains of living things and hardens gently, so shells, bones and plant matter survive as fossils.

The Deccan Trap was formed by vast fissure eruptions in which lava spread over the surface and cooled quickly, giving a fine-grained extrusive igneous rock, basalt.

Limestone is a sedimentary rock made largely of calcium carbonate, and when heat and pressure recrystallise it without melting it, the result is marble, the stone used in the Taj Mahal and in the Dilwara temples.

They are transverse waves, in which particles vibrate at right angles to the direction of travel, and such motion cannot be sustained in a fluid, so S waves die out at the outer core.

Named after the Croatian seismologist who noticed that earthquake waves suddenly speed up at a certain depth, it marks the base of the crust and the top of the mantle, and is commonly shortened to the Moho.

The erg is the unit of work in the CGS system, being one dyne of force acting through one centimetre, and since one newton is one lakh dyne and one metre is a hundred centimetre, one joule works out to ten million erg, that is 10 raised to the power…

A stone at rest at a height has no motion and therefore no kinetic energy, but it possesses gravitational potential energy equal to its mass into the acceleration due to gravity into the height of the tower.

The force he applies to support the load acts vertically upward, while his displacement along the platform is horizontal, so the angle between force and displacement is ninety degrees and the work done against gravity is zero, however tired he may feel.

The work-energy theorem states that the net work done on a body equals the difference between its final and initial kinetic energies, which is why a push that speeds a body up does positive work while friction, which slows it, does negative work.

A dynamo, also called a generator, is turned by some mechanical agency such as falling water, steam or a bicycle wheel, and the rotation of a coil in a magnetic field produces an electric current by electromagnetic induction.

Kinetic energy is half the mass into the square of the speed, so when the speed is multiplied by two the energy is multiplied by two squared, that is four.

Household electricity is billed in these units, and one kilowatt hour, popularly called one unit, is the energy consumed when an appliance of one kilowatt runs for one hour; in SI terms it equals 3.6 million joule.

The horsepower is an older unit of power that survives in the rating of motors and vehicles, and one horsepower is taken as about 746 watt, that is roughly three quarters of a kilowatt.

Power is the rate of doing work, that is work divided by the time taken, so its unit is the joule per second, which is named the watt after James Watt.

Kinetic energy is the energy a body has because of its motion, and it grows with the square of the speed, so a body moving twice as fast carries four times the kinetic energy.

Work equals force into displacement into the cosine of the angle between them, and the cosine of ninety degrees is zero, so a force at right angles to the motion does no work at all.

Work is the product of force and displacement, so its unit is the newton metre, which is given the name joule; one joule of work is done when a force of one newton moves a body through one metre in its own direction.

The correct answer is A, Sukumar Sen, an officer of the Indian Civil Service who was appointed the first Chief Election Commissioner and conducted the first general elections to the Lok Sabha and the state assemblies, an exercise held on a scale never attempted before anywhere.

The correct answer is B, Bachendri Pal, who stood on the summit in 1984 as a member of an Indian expedition and became the first Indian woman to climb the world's highest peak.

The correct answer is B, Sam Manekshaw, who led the Indian Army as Chief of the Army Staff during the war of 1971 and was the first officer raised to the five-star rank of Field Marshal.