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1.Which popular product is associated with the words Nano, Shuffle and Touch?
Ans- Music player
2.What was the name of the network of computers that eventually gave rise to the Internet?
Ans- arpanet
3.The ear and sense of balance are closely connected, and an ear infection may cause one to lose balance and fall.
Ans- True
4.Churchill, Sherman and Panzer and the names of ________?
And – military tank
5 which of these can a horse not do ?
Ans- Vomit
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1.Madre, Morsa, Maman and Okaasan are different terms for a _____.
Ans- Mother
2 Anna Jarvis was the founder of the Mother’s Day holiday, and led the establishment of the holiday after her mother’s death. When was the first Mother’s Day celebrated?
Ans- 1908
3.Who is actor Ranbir Kapoor’s famous mother?
Ans-Neetu kapoor
4.In Greek mythology who was mother of the gods?
Ans- Rhea
5. Mahatma Gandhi often credited his mother for the impact she had in his spiritual development. What was her name?
Ans-putlibai Gandhi
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1.The collective noun for a group of giraffes is a ‘_____ of giraffes’. Fill in the blanks.
Ans. Tower
2.Which of these crawly creature is said to have the highest number of legs – and can go up to 200 pairs?
Ans. Millipede
3.In physics, what is the term for a ‘nuclear reaction in which nuclei combine to form more massive nuclei’?
Ans. Fusion
4.A crocodile cannot stick out its tongue.
Ans. True
5.Which is the largest subspecies of the Tiger?
Ans. The Siberian tiger
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1) Which is the smalest state in India?
Ans – Goa
2) In which country would you find the Stonehenge, a prehistoric monument consisting of a ring of standing stones?
Ans – England
3) Complete the phrase – ‘wear your heart on your __’. This English idiom means openly showing your emotions or feelings.
Ans – sleeve
4) You can find the Victoria Terminus in Mumbai and the Victoria Memorial in Kolkatta. Now if you are visiting the Gateway of India, which city are you in?
Ans – Mumbai
5) In which country were the first Olympic games held?
Ans – Greece
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1) RK Laxman was a famous cartoonist, known for his illustration of the ‘Common Man’. His elder brother was a writer, and the author of the series ___.
Ans – Malgudi Days
2) The Koala bear’s diet mainly consists of eating __. Fill in the blanks.
Ans – Eucalyptus leaves
3) Maria Montessori was an Italian physician. She is also known for her contributions to another field, where her name is used to refer to a teaching method. Which field does it apply to?
Ans – Education
4) Which female character from Greek mythology brought evil into the world when her curiosity compelled her to open a magical box?
Ans – Pandora
5) Apricots are not native to India. And yet, there is a popular Hyderabadi dessert, made from apricots which was created by the royals as it needed the fruit to be imported. What is the dish called?
Ans – Qubani-ka-Meetha
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1. Himalaya is a Sanskrit name, given to the mighty snow-capped mountain range. What does the name mean?
Ans. Abode of snow
2. Which nation was the first to give women the right to vote?
Ans. New Zealand
3. ASIMO an advanced, walking humanoid robot, which was created by a popular automobile company in 2000. Which company made it?
Ans. Honda
4. Ser Davos Seaworth is the right hand man of Stannis Baratheon, in the first few seasons of Game of Thrones, before he joins Jon Snow in the fight against the Whitewalkers. What is the nickname given to Ser Davos?
Ans. Onion Knight
5. Which northern animal is known as the ‘Gulo Gulo’ in Latin?
Ans. wolverine
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1) Podiatrists are medical professional devoted to the study and medical treatment of _?
Ans – Feet
2) Which of the following is NOT a variety of mango?
Ans – Red Dacca
3) Long Island Iced Tea is a popular thirst-quencher during the hot summers. How much tea goes into a glass of Long Island Iced Tea made by a traditional recipe?
Ans – None
4) There is a theory that the universe will come to an end when its ever-increasing rate of expansion causes all matter to basically fly apart. What is the term applied to this theory?
Ans – Big Rip
5) He adapted a lecture at the University of Dhaka on the theory of radiation sent it to Albert Einstein who translated it German, and had it published in ‘Zeitschrift fur Physik’. Rabindranath Tagore dedicated his only book on science, ‘Visva–Parichay’ to him. Who is he?
Ans – Satyendranath Bose
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1) Which of these constellations represents a goat?
Ans – Capricornus
2) Which is the largest of the seven sister states of Northeast India?
Ans – Arunachal Pradesh
3) We use Google Maps for everything these days. What does GPS stands for?
Ans – Global Positioning System
4) Which planet in our solar system was the first to be discovered by telescope?
Ans – Uranus
5) How many planets in our solar system have rings?
Ans – 4
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1.The ‘funny bone’ got its nickname because of that funny feeling you get after you hit it. Where is it located?
Ans. Elbow
2.The deepest point on Earth lies 36000 feet below sea level. Where can you find it?
Ans. Mariana Trench
3.The book ‘Long Walk to Freedom’ is an autobiography by which one of these?
Ans. Nelson Mandela
4.Which of these Indian actors was seen in Alisha Chinoy’s ‘Made in India’ music video from her debut album?
Ans. Milind soman
5.The first type of molecule that ever formed in the universe was recently detected in space for the first time, after decades of searching. What is this molecule called?
Ans. Helium hydride
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1.When talking about computers, what does RAMstand for?
Ans. Random access memory
2.Which automobile company launched a sports car into space in February 2018?
Ans. Telsa
3.Jakarta is the capital of which country?
Ans. Indonesia
4.Bhaichung Bhutia is the current captain of the Indian football team.
Ans. False
5.Which of these is NOT a fire-element sign from the Zodiac?
Ans. Aquarius
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1.Which of these Avengers superheroes is NOT from Earth?
Ans. Thor
2.What system of governance does India operate under?
Ans. Parliamentary
3.‘Survival of the fittest’ is a phrase that we commonly use. It is derived from the theories of which famous scientist?
Ans. Charles Darwin
4.How many states and union territories does India comprise of?
Ans. 29 States, 7 territories
5. The world’s smelliest fruit is found abundantly in South East Asia. Which fruit is it?
Ans. Durian
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1.If you are visiting the Gateway of India, which city are you in?
Ans. Mumbai
2.An Indian rupee note displays the Hampi’s Stone Chariot. What is the denomination of this note?
Ans. Fifty rupees
3.The lowest point of your chin is called the Gnathion. What is the space between your eyebrows called?
Ans. Glabella
4.PETA is an animal welfare organization based in the US. Which Indian celebrity did it name as the PETA India Person of the Year for 2018 for being an advocate for animal rights?
Ans. Sonam kapoor
5.Which of the following colors is NOT seen in the Olympics symbol?
Ans. Orange
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1) The Veer Savarkar International Airport has been declared as an authorized Immigration Check post. Which Union Territory is it located in?
Ans – Andaman and Nicobar
2) Every year, the Oxford Dictionary chooses a Hindi Word of the Year. What word was selected for 2018?
Ans – Nari Shakti
3) A 26.3-metre-long concrete bridge is the world’s longest 3D printed bridge. Which city can you find it in?
Ans – Shanghai
4) Aravind Adiga is an Indo-Australian writer and journalist. His debut novel won the 2008 Man Booker Prize. Which book was it?
Ans – The White Tiger
5) Ms. Rani won the gold medal at the Senior National Women’s Judo championship at Visakhapatnam in January 2019. She is the head constable of which Indian state’s police department?
Ans – Himachal Pradesh
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1) What does a manometer measure?
Ans – Pressure
2) In the FIFA World Cup, the ‘Golden Boot Award’ is awarded each season to whom?
Ans – The top goal scorer
3) According to the old English proverb, to which European capital city do all roads lead to?
Ans – Rome
4) From what book is the quote,’ War is peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is strength’?
Ans – 1984
5) In Japanese, what is the word for goodbye?
Ans – Sayonara
