3 May CAca quiz Current Affairs

10 Questions • 5 Minutes • Current Affairs Mock Test in Hindi and English

Sample Questions from this Test

Question 1:

Which village located in the core zone of Palamau Tiger Reserve was recently relocated to a new site, marking the first such relocation from a tiger reserve core zone in India?
A.Betla
B.Jaygir
C.Daltonganj
D.Latehar

Jaygir village was located in the core zone of Palamau Tiger Reserve in Jharkhand and was shifted to a new location called Polpol village to reduce human-animal conflict — this is the first such relocation from a tiger reserve core zone in India.

• Palamau Tiger Reserve is part of Betla National Park, located on the Chota Nagpur Plateau.

• It was one of the original 12 reserves under Project Tiger launched in 1973.

• In any National Park, three zones exist: Core Zone (no human activity), Buffer Zone (limited activity), and Transition Zone (tourism allowed).

• North Koel River (tributary of Son), Auranga, and Burha rivers flow through this region; Burha is the only perennial river here.

Question 2:

Kamla Persad-Bissessar was recently re-appointed as the Prime Minister of which Caribbean island nation?
A.Jamaica
B.Barbados
C.Trinidad and Tobago
D.Bahamas

Kamla Persad-Bissessar was re-appointed as Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago in 2025, replacing Keith Rowley.

• She was first appointed in 2010, becoming the first female PM of Trinidad and Tobago, and served till 2015.

• She belongs to the United National Congress party.

• Capital: Port of Spain | Currency: Dollar | Location: Caribbean Sea.

• This is a Caribbean island country situated in the southeastern Caribbean Sea, near the northeastern coast of Venezuela.

Question 3:

According to the IMF's World Economic Outlook report 2025, what is India's rank among the world's largest economies by GDP?
A.2nd
B.3rd
C.4th
D.5th

As per IMF's World Economic Outlook 2025, India is ranked 4th largest economy globally.

• Order: 1st USA → 2nd China → 3rd Germany → 4th India.

• India's projected GDP growth rate is 6.2%; IMF indicated India may soon surpass Germany to become 3rd largest.

• IMF was established in 1944 and became functional in 1945; headquartered in Washington D.C. (on Potomac River).

• IMF has 191 member countries; World Bank has 189 member countries.

• First Deputy Managing Director of IMF is Gita Gopinath, an Indian national.

Question 4:

Consider the following statements regarding the World Press Freedom Index 2025:
1. The report is released by Reporters Without Borders.
2. India's rank in 2025 is 151 out of 180 countries.
3. Norway is ranked 1st in Press Freedom 2025.
Which of the following statements is/are correct?
A.Only 1 and 2
B.Only 2 and 3
C.Only 1 and 3
D.All three

All three statements are correct about the World Press Freedom Index 2025.

• World Press Freedom Day is observed every year on 3rd May; celebrated jointly by UNESCO and UN since 1993.

• India's rank improved from 159 (2024) and 161 (2023) to 151 (2025), but is still categorized as 'Very Serious' condition.

• 2nd rank: Estonia | Top 3: Norway, Estonia, Netherlands.

• The 2025 theme is 'Reporting in the Brave New World'.

• China ranks 178 and Pakistan's rank is close to India's in this index.

Question 5:

The title 'Bodofa', recently in news due to unveiling of a 9-feet statue in Delhi, means which of the following?
A.Father of the Nation
B.Father of Bodos
C.Leader of Assam
D.Guardian of the Forest

Bodofa means 'Father of Bodos' — this title was given to Upendra Brahma, who led the Bodo community from 1956 to 1990.

• He was also the President of the All Bodo Students' Union.

• His 9-feet statue was unveiled in Delhi in presence of Amit Shah, Hemanta Biswa Sarma, and Rekha Gupta on his 35th death anniversary.

• The Bodoland Accord was signed in 2015 and became applicable from 2020.

• Bodo is an official language of Assam; the Bodo tribe lives in the Bodoland area of Assam.

Question 6:

Ganga Expressway, currently under development in Uttar Pradesh, will have India's first airstrip on an expressway allowing night landing. In which city of UP is this airstrip being developed?
A.Lucknow
B.Prayagraj
C.Shahjahanpur
D.Varanasi

A 3.5 km airstrip is being developed at Shahjahanpur on the Ganga Expressway — India's first night-landing capable expressway airstrip.

• Ganga Expressway is 1,047 km long and 6-lane, developed in two phases: Phase 1 (Meerut to Prayagraj) and Phase 2 (Prayagraj to Varanasi, includes Mirzapur and Haridwar border).

• Aircraft like Rafale, Mirage, and Sukhoi can land here even at night.

• Previously, 3 UP expressways had day-only airstrips: Agra-Lucknow (Unnao), Purvanchal (Sultanpur), Bundelkhand (Etawah).

• Total investment: Rs. 36,230 crore; expected 85% completion by 2025.

Question 7:

Consider the following statements about the 'M for Nature' initiative recently launched by FAO:
1. It was launched to address desertification, drought, and land degradation.
2. Funding for this initiative was provided by United Kingdom.
Which of the following is correct?
A.Only 1
B.Only 2
C.Both 1 and 2
D.Neither 1 nor 2

Both statements are correct about the 'M for Nature' initiative launched by FAO.

• 'M for Nature' stands for Nature Restoration — launched to help achieve SDGs by 2030 and maintain the Paris Climate Deal (COP-21, 2015) target of keeping global temperature rise below 2°C.

• FAO — Food and Agriculture Organisation — was established on 16th October 1945; headquartered in Rome, Italy, on the banks of the Tiber River.

• World Food Day is also observed on 16th October every year.

• Related organisations: UNEP (HQ: Nairobi, Kenya), WWF (HQ: Gland, Switzerland), IUCN (HQ: Gland, Switzerland).

Question 8:

Madhya Pradesh recently banned stubble burning and linked its violation to PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana. Which of the following consequences will a violating farmer face?
A.Loss of Kisan Credit Card only
B.Loss of PM Kisan benefit and MSP selling rights
C.Cancellation of farming license
D.Loss of crop insurance benefits only

Violating farmers in MP will lose: (1) Rs. 6,000 benefit under PM Kisan Yojana and (2) Right to sell crops at MSP (Minimum Support Price).

• Over 17,000 stubble burning cases were recorded in MP, with a total fine of Rs. 25 lakh imposed.

• PM Kisan Yojana was launched in February 2019 — provides Rs. 6,000/year in 3 instalments of Rs. 2,000 each.

• States like Maharashtra and MP top it up to Rs. 12,000 by adding Rs. 6,000 from state funds.

• Stubble burning (Parali) causes methane emissions, releases particulate matter, degrades soil fertility, and causes heavy smog in Delhi-NCR in November-December.

Question 9:

Consider the following statements about Kedarnath Dham, whose portals recently opened for pilgrims:
1. Kedarnath is part of the Chota Char Dham Yatra of Uttarakhand.
2. The Mandakini River originates near Kedarnath.
3. Kedarnath is located in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand.
Which of the following is/are correct?
A.Only 1
B.Only 1 and 2
C.Only 2 and 3
D.All three

Statements 1 and 2 are correct; Statement 3 is INCORRECT — Kedarnath is in the Garhwal region (Rudraprayag district), NOT Kumaon.

• Chota Char Dham consists of: Yamunotri → Gangotri → Kedarnath → Badrinath.

• Associated rivers: Yamunotri (Yamuna), Gangotri (Bhagirathi), Kedarnath (Mandakini), Badrinath (Alaknanda) — all merge to form Ganga at Haridwar.

• Kedarnath is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas and is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

• Kailash Mansarovar Yatra has also resumed recently after many years.

Question 10:

At the recently held Asian Boxing Championship (Under-15 & Under-17) in Jordan, how many Gold medals did India win in the overall medal tally?
A.12 Gold
B.15 Gold
C.18 Gold
D.22 Gold

India won 15 Gold + 6 Silver + 22 Bronze = 43 total medals at the Asian Boxing Championship held in Amman, Jordan.

• Kazakhstan topped the overall medal tally with 44 medals, narrowly edging India.

• The championship was organized by Asian Boxing, whose headquarters is in Bangkok, Thailand.

• Amman is the capital of Jordan; Jordan is located near Israel in West Asia.

• This championship covered both Under-15 and Under-17 age categories.