Discover with Derek 1c Flashcards

1
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The sound made by horses?

A

Neigh

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2
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Sound made by dogs?

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Growl or yelp

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3
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The rabbits live in a ?

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Burrow

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4
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The dogs live in a ?

A

Kennel

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5
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The rats live in a ?

A

Hole

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6
Q

Name this cartoon character?

A

RIP Van Winkle

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7
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List the sound made by this animal

Turkey

A

Gobble

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8
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List the sound made by this animal

Duck

A

Quack

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9
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List the sound made by this animal

cows

A

Moo

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10
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List the sound made by this animal

Owls

A

Hoot

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11
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List the sound made by this animal

monkeys

A

Chatter

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12
Q

List the sound made by this animal

snake

A

Hiss

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13
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List the sound made by this animal

Mice

A

Squeak

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14
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List the sound made by this animal

Geese

A

Honk

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15
Q

Identify the animal in this picture

A

Hyena

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16
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List the sound made by this animal

Hyena

A

Laugh or giggle

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17
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Free BED in a PIT

The five important words the you should remember while describing SOUND are?

A

Frequency

Beats

ECHO

Decibels

Pitch

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18
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The repetition of a sound caused by reflection of sound waves is known as

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ECHO

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19
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The degree of loudness is known as?

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Decibel

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20
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The number of waves of sound that pass by a point is known as ?

A

Frequency

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21
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In music how high or low a note is

, is known as a?

A

Pitch

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22
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A group of Leopards is known as?

A

Leap

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23
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A group of geese is known as a?

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Gaggle

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24
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A group of wolves is called?

A
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25
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A group of bees?

A

Swarm

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26
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Group of Fish?

A

Shoal

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27
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Sound made by the elephant?

A

Trumpet

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28
Q

Sound made by the Lion?

A

Roar

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29
Q

Sound made by pots and pans?

A

Clatter

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30
Q

Sound made by the birds?

A

Chirp

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31
Q

Name this animal in the picture

It has a long tail, a long snout and a coat of horny scales. It curls into a ball if it feels there is danger. It loves to eat ants but has no teeth

A

Pangolin

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32
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Which animal is referred to as a mans best friend?

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Dog

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33
Q

Name a fruit that is also a vegetable?

A

Jackfruit

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34
Q

When is Teachers day?

A

September 5

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35
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When is children’s day celebrated?

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14 November

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36
Q

Robins, Swollows and Magpies are all types of?

A

Birds

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37
Q

The most common reptile found in a housE is a ?

A

Lizard

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38
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What is a Reptile?

A

A cold blooded animal that breathes air and usually has its body coved with scales or bony plates

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39
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A river horse is another name for?

A

Hippopotamus

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40
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A creature that comes out at night and has big eyes in front of its head is called an?

A

Owl

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41
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Crocodiles, snakes and alligators are all types of?

A

Reptiles

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42
Q

A baby frog is called a

A

Tadpole

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43
Q

An octopus has______ arms

A
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44
Q

While the land is home to a tortoise, water is home to a _________

A

Turtle

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45
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Creatures that look like butterflies and come out at night are ?

A

Moths

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46
Q

Name the flower in this picture

A

Gladiolus

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47
Q

The number of adventures that Sindabad had were?

A

Seven

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48
Q

The number of squares in a game of snakes and ladders?

A

100

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49
Q

The first Indian sportsman to appear on the cover of Time Magazine was

A

Sachin Tendulkar

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50
Q

Name this world famous violinist

A

Yehudi Menuhin

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51
Q

The first person to score 10000 runs in cricket was?

A

Sunil Gavaskar

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52
Q

The four main strokes in swimming are?

A

Backstroke

Breatstroke

Butterfly

Front crawl

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53
Q

The two most popular forms of wrestling are?

A

Freestyle wrestling

Greco-roman style

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54
Q

The 1916 olympic games were not held why?

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Because of world war 1

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55
Q

The olympic games are held after how many years?

A

Four

56
Q

The 1940 and 1944 olympic games was not held why?

A

Because of world war 2

57
Q

An imaginary line around the middle of a planet is called the?

A

Equator

58
Q

The Equator divides our planet Earth into two halves, name them?

A

Northern Hemisphere

and

Southern Hemisphere

59
Q

The first city to host the olympic games twice was?

A

Paris

60
Q

The French Open is a ___________tournament

A

Tennis

61
Q

The first Indian woman to reach the final of an Olympic athletics event at the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, California,

A

PT Usha

62
Q

Name this famous Indian footballer

A

Bychung Bhutia

63
Q

The deepest ocean in the world is?

A

Pacific Ocean

64
Q

In which Indian state would you be if you were in the following cities

Kolam

Alleppey

Kannur

A

Kerala

65
Q

Mysore and Bangalore are two big cities in the state of ?

A

Karnataka

66
Q

When you and your parents leave the country for a holiday abroad you need three travel documents , name them

A

Ticket

Passport

Visa

67
Q

The official document that allows you to travel to another country is?

A

VISA

68
Q

Your Passport is given to you by whom?

A

Government of India

69
Q

If you are tavelling to the USA, which country issues the passport and which country issues the VISA

A

Passport……India

Visa……USA

70
Q

What is the colour of the Indian Passport

A

Dark Blue

71
Q

The Capital of Nepal, Indias neighbour is?

A

Kathmandu

72
Q

The capital of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh

A

Bhopal

73
Q

The Capital of the Indian state of Maharstra is?

A

Mumbai

74
Q

Trees or shrubs that grow in salty water in hot places like the tropics are known as?

A

Mangroves

75
Q

This area is densely covered by mangrove forests. It is one of the largest reserves for the Bengal tiger. It is also home to a variety of bird, reptile and invertebrate species, including the salt-water crocodile,

Name this place in India

A

Sundarbans National Park

76
Q

The Sundarbans National Park is in which Indian state

A

West Bengal

77
Q

The maximum number of jute mill factories in India is in which state

A

West Bengal

78
Q

Name the Land of Five rivers

A

Punjab

79
Q

Name the five rivers of Punjab

A

Beas

Chenab

Jhellum

Sutlej

Ravi

80
Q

This is the famous Dal Lake. It is found in which Indian state

A

Jammu and Kashmir

81
Q

This is a famous beach in India and is the world’s most important nesting beach for olive ridley sea turtles.

A

Gahirmatha Beach

82
Q

The Gahirmatha Beach is located in which Indian State?

A

Odisha

83
Q

The old name for the Indian state of Odisha was?

A

Orissa

84
Q

The capital of the Indian stae of Odisha is?

A

Bhubaneswar

85
Q

This is a body of salt water partly separated from the sea. What is this body of water known as

A

Lagoon

86
Q

A water that is a mixture of salt water and fresh water is known as ?

A

Brackish Water

87
Q

The part where the river meets the sea is known as an?

A

Estuary

88
Q

The biggest brackish water lake on India’s east coast is the

A

Chilika Lake in Odisha

89
Q

a wetland area that forms as river waters empty into a larger body of water. i known as a?

A

Delta

90
Q

Imagine a peaceful, flowing river. Where do you think the river ends? What might you find there? River waters are always flowing toward a larger body of water, like an ocean or a sea. Sometimes an area is created called a ?

A

Delta

91
Q

How Deltas are Formed

A

Think back to that peaceful, flowing river. What do you think happens as the river flows along the earth’s surface? It collects dirt and rock called sediment. This sediment flows along the river until it’s dumped at the river’s mouth, which is where it empties in to the larger body of water. As this sediment collects, low-lying plains are created, and a delta is formed.

92
Q

Which state in India is also known as the Tea Garden of India?

A

Assam

93
Q

The capital of Assam is

A

Guwahati

94
Q

Name the garden city of India

A

Bangalore.

95
Q

Name the Diamond city of India

A

Surat in Gujrat

96
Q

The Capital of The Indian state of Gujarat is

A

Gandhinagar

97
Q

Thi famous dance form is KUCHIPUDI, in which state did this originate

A

Andra Pradeh

98
Q

This is the folk dance of Punjab, name it

A

Bhangra

99
Q

This is a famous dance from south India (kerala) that is performed only by males, name this dance

A

Kathakali

100
Q

The dance form Kuchipudi takes its name from the village of its origin, name this village?

A

Kuchelapuram

101
Q

The birth place of Lord Buddha is?

A

Kapilavastu in Nepal

102
Q

The Birth place of Lord Mahavira was?

A

Kundagrama in Bihar

103
Q

Pandit Nehru’s famous daughter

A

Indira gandhi

104
Q

This was a famous musician in Akbar’s court

A

Tansen

105
Q

The first month of the Islamic calendar is known as?

A

Muharram

106
Q

Name the man who was India’s acting prime minister on two occasions?

A

Gulzari Lal Nanda.

when pandit Nehru died and when Lal Bahadur Shastri died

107
Q

The only unmarried prime minister of India whose birth day was on 25 th December was?

A

Atal Bihari Vajpayee

108
Q

The prime minister of India with the shortest term of 13 days was?

A

Atal Bihari Vajpayee

109
Q

Name this famous film director from Bengal who was also awarded the oscars?

A

Satyajit Ray

110
Q

Name the first film of Satyajit Ray?

A

Panther Panchali ( song of the road )

111
Q

This is the famous chariot festival in Puri ( Odisha), it is known as?

A

Rath Yatra

112
Q

This was the famous bird from the Ramayana? Name the bird

A

Jatayu

113
Q

The capital of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh is?

A

Shimla

114
Q

The capital of British India was?

A

Calcutta

115
Q

In the summer because of the extreme heat the capital of British India was shifted to?

A

Shimla

116
Q

The twin children of Rama and Sita were?

A

Luv and Kush

117
Q

The four brothers in the Ramayana are?

A

Ram

Lakshman

Shatrughna

Bharata

118
Q

The character in the ramayan who has ten heads is?

A

Ravana

119
Q

The four languages spoken by the Kashmiri people are?

A

Kashmiri

Dogri

Urdu

Ladahki

120
Q

The only Indian state that has two capitals is?

A

Jammu and Kashmir

121
Q

Name the two capitals of Jammu and Kashmir?

A

Summer capital ….Srinagar

Winter capital……Jammu

122
Q

Name this famous middle weight female boxer, who is the daughter of Mohammed Ali?

A

Leila Ali

123
Q

The capital of Egypt is?

A

Cairo

124
Q

The language spoken in Egypt is?

A

Arabic

125
Q

What is the currency of Egypt?

A

Egyptian Pound

126
Q

The capital of japan is Tokyo, what is the currency in Japan?

A

Yen

127
Q

The French Open which is a tennis tournament is held every year at?

A

Roland Garros

128
Q

The French Open tennis tournament is held on which type of court?

A

Clay court

129
Q

Which game has 19 men or counters?

A

Carrom

130
Q

The capital of Germany is?

A

Berlin

131
Q

The capital of Spain is?

A

Madrid

132
Q

This famous character Peter Pan was written by?

A

James Barrie

133
Q

Name this famous character?

A

The little mermaid

134
Q

Who wrote the little mermaid

A

Hans Christian Andersen

135
Q

The famous book Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde was written by?

A

Robert Louis Stevenson

136
Q

The city of Amritsar was founded by?

A

Guru Ram Das. The fourth guru of the sikhs

137
Q

The famous book The Wizard of Oz was written by this author, name the author?

A

Lyman Frank Baum