The Census of India 2011 was the: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The Census of India 2011 was the:

A. 15th Census

B. 13th Census

C. 16th Census

D. 14th Census

Answer: Option A

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

Since the first synchronous census in 1881, 2011 was the 15th decennial census.

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The population of India in 2023 is estimated to be:

A. 1.2 billion

B. 1.5 billion

C. 1.3 billion

D. 1.4 billion

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
India's population surpassed 1.4 billion around 2023.

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Question #2

Which measure of central tendency is defined only when all observations are positive?

A. Geometric mean (for meaningful result) and Harmonic mean (for positive numbers, but GM is undefined for negatives/zero)

B. Arithmetic mean

C. Median

D. Mode

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
Geometric mean requires all positive values; otherwise it's undefined or zero. Harmonic mean also requires non-zero values, but GM is more restricted. Actually, GM is defined only for positive data if we want real numbers. So C.

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Which data collection method has the lowest response rate generally?

A. Schedule through enumerator

B. Mailed questionnaire

C. Direct personal interview

D. Telephone interview

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
Mailed questionnaires suffer from high non-response as respondents often ignore or forget to return them.

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