Int'l Day of the Girl Child 2026 MCQs

31.

The successful test of the 'Prahari' missile interceptor by DRDO significantly enhances India's defense capabilities. What is the expected operational range for intercepting incoming threats for the 'Prahari' system?

A Up to 50 km altitude and 150 km range.

B Up to 80 km altitude and 200 km range.

C Up to 100 km altitude and 250 km range.

D Up to 150 km altitude and 300 km range.

32.

The 'Prahari' missile interceptor is part of India's larger strategic initiative to develop a robust Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) system. Which of the following is NOT a component of India's BMD system?

A Prithvi Air Defence (PAD)

B Advanced Air Defence (AAD)

C Agni-V Ballistic Missile

D Radars and Command and Control Systems

33.

The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) recently conducted a successful test of its indigenous missile interceptor named 'Prahari'. What is the primary role of the 'Prahari' interceptor?

A To launch long-range ballistic missiles.

B To intercept and destroy incoming enemy ballistic missiles.

C To provide close-range air defense against aircraft.

D To conduct electronic warfare and jamming operations.

34.

Which units participated in the latest edition of the India-France joint military exercise 'Shakti-X'?

A Indian Navy's MARCOS and French Navy's Commandos Marine.

B Indian Army's Gorkha Rifles and French Army's Foreign Legion.

C Indian Army's Mechanized Infantry and French Army's 13th Light Armoured Brigade.

D Indian Air Force's Garud Commandos and French Air Force's Commandos Parachutistes.

35.

What is the primary objective of the 'Shakti' series of joint military exercises between India and France?

A To enhance naval interoperability and maritime security.

B To conduct counter-terrorism operations and combat training.

C To share intelligence on cyber warfare and digital security.

D To jointly develop advanced aerospace technologies.

36.

The recent joint military exercise 'Shakti-X' between India and France concluded in which region of India?

A Rajasthan

B Uttarakhand

C West Bengal

D Maharashtra

37.

The integration of AI in climate modeling is expected to enhance our understanding of complex climate feedback loops. What is an example of a climate feedback loop?

A The melting of glaciers leading to increased ocean salinity.

B Increased absorption of CO2 by oceans as temperatures rise.

C The melting of Arctic sea ice leading to reduced absorption of solar radiation.

D Volcanic eruptions releasing greenhouse gases.

38.

Which of the following is a key challenge that AI-driven climate modeling seeks to address more effectively?

A The limited availability of historical climate data.

B The computational intensity and time required for traditional climate simulations.

C The lack of international collaboration in climate science.

D The inability of current models to predict sea-level rise.

39.

A new global initiative has been launched to leverage Artificial Intelligence (AI) for climate modeling. What is a primary objective of this initiative?

A To replace all existing climate models with AI-based simulations.

B To accelerate the development of more accurate and faster climate predictions.

C To exclusively focus on predicting extreme weather events.

D To develop AI algorithms for climate change denial.

40.

Which ISRO facility was primarily involved in conducting the recent successful test of the semi-cryogenic engine for the NGLV?

A Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC), Thiruvananthapuram

B Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC), Sriharikota

C Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre (LPSC), Mahendragiri

D U. R. Rao Satellite Centre (URSC), Bengaluru

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