ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (PESSI) / SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICER (BS-17) 2019 IN THE PUNJAB EMPLOYEES SICIAL SECURITY INSTITUTION, PESSI (In the Labour & Human Resource Department), CASE NO.88-RM/2011, PAPER HELD ON: 14-09-2019

• (C) An impracticable wish

Correct option is (C) An impracticable wish. “A pipe dream” refers to an unfeasible or delightful idea, often unachievable or impractical, often derived from pipe smokers’ imaginative thoughts during dreaming or relaxation. So, (C) option is right i.e. An impactable wish. 

• (A) USA

correct option is (D) USA. The Fox TV channel is owned by the United States (America) Fox Corporation, New York City. Fox TV started in 1986 as a fourth network to compete with ABC, CBS, and NBC.

• (C) Fonder

Correct option is (C) Fonder. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Absence can deepen feelings for someone or something, as the saying “absence makes the heart grow fonder” suggests. It can help appreciate and miss someone, especially in long-distance relationships or extended family separations. This separation can make the heart grow fonder, resulting in stronger love and regard for someone.

• (D) 50

correct option is (D) 50. There are indeed around 50 countries that have glaciers. Glaciers are originate on every continent except Australia, and they play a vital role in shaping the countryside and providing lake resources.

• (D) Switzerland

Correct option is (D) Switzerland. Switzerland, promoted by Leslie Stephen’s book “The Playground of Europe,” proposals frequent daring doings like bike riding, paragliding, snowshoeing, pushing, canyon vacillation, sled riding, trekking, and skydiving.

• (B) Three

An atom is a tiny structure block composed of three main parts: protons, neutrons, and electrons. Protons are positively charged subdivisions in the nucleus, neutrons are neutral factions, and electrons orbit around the outdoor. Composed, these subatomic atoms form the atom, which is the groundwork of all substance in the world.

• (C) Switzerland

Martina Hingis, a Swiss tennis player, has gained five main singles titles, 13 women’s doubles labels, and seven varied pair titles, held both No. 1 rankings concurrently for 29 weeks, and won the Olympic silver medal in pair.

• (B) Naira

The Nigerian naira (NGN), introduced in 1973, is the authorized coinage and is divided into 100 kobo. Delivered by the Central Bank of Nigeria, it has undergone numerous reshapes and has an conversation rate of around ₦767.54 per $1.

• (A) Ireland

Dublin is the capital and major city of Ireland, a country located in the North Atlantic on the island of Ireland. Dublin is a hurried city with a rich ethnic knowledge rooted in history, works, and music. Dublin’s top magnetisms comprise approachable pubs, outdated Irish music meetings, and attractive Irish cuisine such as Irish stew, shepherd’s pie, and soda bread. The city has a populace of approximately 527,000 and is a famous traveler magnetism.

• (A) Dadabhai Naoroji

Dadabhai Naoroji, frequently recognized as the “Grand Old Man of India,” consumed most of his life in Britain, wherever he shaped the London Indian Society and helped as Premier of the Indian National Congress, highlighting British financial exploitation of India.