QUIZ 04 Flashcards

1
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Name this world famous Criminal of French nationality who was finally arrested in Goa

A

Charles Shobraj

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USA, UK, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan are all members of a group of 8 called G8. What is the criteria for being a member of this group

A

The worlds richest industrial democracies

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3
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Name the worlds first four lady Prime Ministers

A

SIRIMAVO BANDARNAIKE…Sri Lanka
GOLDA MEIR…Israel
INDIRA GANDHI…India
MARGARET TATCHER…England

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4
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Which word means Peace in Arabic and in India is used as a gesture of salutation

A

Salaam

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5
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It was inspired by the French but formulated in Edinburgh in Scotland in 1768. It is now published by the university of Chicago. It was first calle “ Dictionary of arts and sciences.”

A

The Encyclopedia Britannica

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6
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Name the person who wrote the book “ My Experiments with the Indian Judiciary”

A

Charles Shobraj

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7
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which famous singers initials are MJ

A

Michael Jackson

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8
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Flying Foxes are Bats. True or False

A

True

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9
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If tea is made from leaves, coffee is made from

A

Beans

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10
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Besides leaves, barks and stems what usually grows on all apple trees

A

Apples

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11
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On which day of the week is the Jewish Sabbath

A

Saturday

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12
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How many people died at HIROSHIMA when the atomic bomb was dropped on that city

A

About 80000

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13
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ROXETTE and ABBA are famous music bands from

A

SWEDEN

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14
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Who was the actor who received three consecutive Filmfare award for Best Actor

A

Dilip Kumar

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15
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Name this famous Indian Woman Police officer

A

Kiran Bedi

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16
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During World War 1, which region was known as BLIGHTY

A

ENGLAND

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17
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Who defeated the British in the first Mysore War

A

Hyder Ali

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18
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Who was Hyder Ali’s famous son

A

Tipu Sultan

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19
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Name the woman fictional character in Agatha Christies Crime Novels

A

Miss Marple

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20
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What was Miss marple’s first name

A

Jane

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21
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What word is used to describe signature given by celebrities to their fans

A

Autographs

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22
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The first cricket world cup tournament was held in which year

A

1975

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23
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The Ranji trophy is named after whom

A

KS Ranjitsinhji

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24
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Who has written a book on Kiran Bedi , his favourite Jail Superintendent

A

Charles Shobraj

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25
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Which product obtained from trees burns at 451 degree Fahrenheit

A

Paper

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26
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If you are ordered TRAY TEA what would you get

A

Tea. milk and sugar would be served seperately on a tray

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27
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What is OTC drug

A

Over the counter drug. It does not require a doctors prescription

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28
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What disease do Bed Bugs transmit with their bite

A

They do not transmit any disease. They only suck blood

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29
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Why did Julius Cesar wear a crown of Laurels

A

To hide his baldness

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30
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Who are the LATCH KEY kids

A

Kids who have both their parents working and they have their own key to the main entrance of the house

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31
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Assuming the you were right handed and eating a chinese meal, how many chopsticks would you hold in the left hand

A

None

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32
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Who refused to appear on the Virgin Island Stamps alongside Michael Jackson

A

Queen Elizabeth II

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33
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Name the International organisation that began in 1971 with a group of environmentally concerned persons calling themselves “MAKE A WAVE.”

A

GREENPEACE

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34
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What is organic food

A

Any vegetables or fruits produced without the use of pesticides or artificial fertilizers

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35
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How is the Dalai Lama officially addressed

A

His Holiness

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36
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Name the imaginary city that is full of Gold

A

El Dourado

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37
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Gold in bulk before being made into coins is known as

A

BULLION

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38
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In 1848 where did the Gold Rush take place

A

California

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39
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What is common to Cullinan, Shah of Persia, Star of the South and Great Mogul

A

They are all famous diamonds

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40
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How did the EMPIRE STATE BUILDING in New York get its name

A

New york is referred to as Empire State

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41
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In World War II soldiers of which country were referred to as NIPS

A

Japan

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42
Q

Describe the colour Auburn

A

Reddish Brown

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43
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What food item can be kept in your house for three years without going bad

A

Honey

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44
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If you drank 0.22 Gallons of milk, how many litres would you have drunk

A

1L

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45
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Which musical intrument is played by inhaling and exhaling air

A

Harmonica

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46
Q

The former name of Japan

A

Nippon

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47
Q

What was the first natural flavour to be artificially created

A

Vanilla

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48
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Which modern weapon is the only surviving MUZZLE LOADER

A

MORTAR

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49
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Who wrote the book “ A Simple Faith” to spell out her beliefs

A

Mother Teresa

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50
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At Kanyakumari there is a memorial to which personality

A

Swami Vivekanand Rock Memorial

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51
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What is the principle ingredient of Apple Pie

A

Apple

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52
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Under normal circumstances what kind of books are more expensive. Hardbacks or paperbacks

A

Hardbacks

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53
Q

Which is the human body’s largest gland

A

Liver

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54
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An organ that makes one or more substances, such as hormones, digestive juices, sweat, tears, saliva, or milk is known as a

A

Gland

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55
Q

Rajaraja I belonged to which Dynasty

A

CHOLAS

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56
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In India what does the abbreviation AIR stand for

A

All India Radio

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57
Q

People who believe in one God are known as

A

MONOTHEIST

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58
Q

The eggs of a fish are known as

A

Roe

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59
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This double-sided drum whose body is usually made using a hollowed piece of jackfruit wood about an inch thick

A

MRIDANGAM

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60
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Is the MRIDANGAM a wind, percursion or stringed instrument

A

Percussion

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61
Q

Name this famous Indian dance form

A

KUCHIPUDI

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62
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The Kuchipudi dance form originated in which Indian State

A

Andhra Pradesh

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63
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Who erected the 12 altars o the 12 olympic Gods on the HYPHASIS, The present day Beas

A

Alexander

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64
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Which body part has more bones, the ankle or the wrist

A

WRIST

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65
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What is the Capital of the State of South Australia

A

ADELAIDE

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66
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The MEENAKSHI TEMPLE is in which Indian city

A

Madurai in Tamil Nadu

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67
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How many teeth does a baby normally have when its two years old

A

None

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68
Q

What object is thrown about in a game of Water Polo

A

Ball

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69
Q

What would a Chinese do with a WON TON

A

Eat it or cook it

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70
Q

SINHALESE is the official language of which Asian country

A

Sri Lanka

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71
Q

What is the Capital of Sri Lanka

A

Colombo

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72
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Who was the Captain of the 1982 Cricket Team who won the cricket world cup

A

Kapil Dev

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73
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The national bird of India

A

Peacock

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74
Q

The holy book of the Sikhs

A

Granth Sahib

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75
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Who was the founder of the Indian National Congress

A

Allan Octavian Hume

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76
Q

Who built the Taj Mahal

A

Shah Jahan

77
Q

Who was the first Moghul Emperor of India

A

Babur

78
Q

In which year did Gandhi undertake the famous Dandi March

A

March 1930

79
Q

Who was the first Prime Minister of Bangladesh

A

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

80
Q

Mention the year the Chinese attacked India

A

1962

81
Q

Between whom was the battle of Wandiwash fought

A

Between the British and the French

82
Q

Who appoints the Judges of the Supreme Court

A

The President of India

83
Q

What is the minimum age to become the Prime Minister of the country

A

25 years

84
Q

What is the Capital of Bangladesh

A

DHAKA

85
Q

What are the languages spoken in the Indian state of Meghalaya

A

KHASI
GARO
PNAR
ENGLISH

86
Q

Who was the founder of the famous newspaper KESARI during the national struggle

A

Bal Ganghadhar Tilak

87
Q

Who said SWARAJ IS MY BIRTHRIGHT

A

Bal Gangadhar Tilak

88
Q

Who was responsible for the integration of the princely states into the Indian Union after Independence

A

Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel

89
Q

Who discovered the Sea Route to India

A

Vasco da Gama in 1498

90
Q

Mention the year the battle of Plassey was fought

A

1757

91
Q

Which was the Capital of Mysore during Tipu Sultans rule

A

Srirangapattana

92
Q

The chemical process that takes place inside a living organism is known as

A

METABOLISM

93
Q

A natural cavity in the Earths surface is called

A

CAVE

94
Q

Who discovered Oxygen

A

Joseph Priestly

95
Q

Who discovered the electron

A

J.J. Thompson

96
Q

Who conceived the Official Olympic Flag in 1914

A

Pierre Coubertin

97
Q

The Olympic Flag has how many rings on a white background

A

Five

98
Q

What do the five rings on the Olympic Flag represent

A

The five parts of the world where the olympic is active

99
Q

A book with a soft paper cover is called

A

Paperback

100
Q

After the author has written a book a copy is sent to the publisher. What is this copy known as

A

Manuscript

101
Q

Who invented the Mechanized printing press

A

Johannes Gutenberg

102
Q

Which part of the book faces outward when we shelve the book right

A

SPINE

103
Q

What is the introduction to a book written by a prominent personality called

A

FOREWORD

104
Q

What is the introduction to a book written by the author called

A

PREFACE

105
Q

The first artificial satellite to be launched into space was

A

SPUTNIK 1

106
Q

What is the shape of the Earths orbit

A

Elliptical

107
Q

The mass of the Sun is 743 times the total mass of all the planets. True or False

A

True

108
Q

These tiny creatures are also known as Water Bears

A

TARDIGRADES

109
Q

The first animal to survive exposure in Space are the

A

TARDIGRADES

110
Q

Areas of plains and lowlands on the moon are known as

A

MARIAS

111
Q

Name this monster

A

Loch Ness Monster

112
Q

To which country does the Loch Ness Monster belong to

A

Scotland

113
Q

This Legendary monster from Greece had snakes instead of Hair and her gaze was supposed to turn anyone into stone

A

MEDUSA

114
Q

Which lovable monster married Princess Fiona and had a talkative donkey as a friend

A

SHREK

115
Q

Name the snake like creature that is part of the Harry Porter universe

A

Basilisk

116
Q

Name the fairy tale that describes a lovely lady who chose to live with an ugly but kind hearted monster. When she agreed to marry him he changed into a prince

A

Beauty and the Beast

117
Q

This monster is said to rise out of Graves and feast on Human Flesh. This monsters skin is very pale

A

Zombie

118
Q

Which monster did Mary Shelley create in her legendary book by the same name

A

FRANKENSTEIN

119
Q

In the film triology “ PIRATES OF THE CARBBEAN” what deadly sea monster did DAVY JONES unleash to destroy Jack Sparrow

A

KRAKEN

120
Q

Who was the last to stab CESAR in Shakespeares Julius and Cesar

A

BRUTUS

121
Q

White ants are carnivorous. True or False

A

False. They eat cellulose

122
Q

Which Shakespearean Play is known as the SCOTTISH PLAY

A

MACBETH

123
Q

How many thousands are there in one lakh

A

100

124
Q

On Which surface is the French Open Tennis tournament played

A

Clay

125
Q

Which late Indian actress had the Initials ND

A

Nargis Dutt

126
Q

The SHATABDI EXPRESS TRAINS are fully air conditioned. True or False

A

True

127
Q

Which is the coldest location on the earth

A

East Anthartica

128
Q

Who discovered electricity

A

Benjamin Franklin

129
Q

Which is the most widely spoken language in the world?

A

Mandarin

130
Q

The largest ‘democracy’ in the world?

A

India

131
Q

Who is the inventor of television?

A

John Logie Baird

132
Q

Which is the largest plateau in the world?

A

Tibetan Plateau

133
Q

Which is the instrument used to measure blood pressure?

A

Sphygmomanometer

134
Q

What colour symbolizes peace?

A

White

135
Q

Who is the founder of Microsoft?

A

Bill Gates

136
Q

How Many Cricket World Cups Does India Have?

A

Two

137
Q

During Which Year Did World War I Begin?

A

1914

138
Q

Global Warming is Caused by the Excess of Which Type of Gas?

A

Carbon dioxide

139
Q

How Many Cards are there in a Complete Pack of Cards?

A

52

139
Q

How Many Cards are there in a Complete Pack of Cards?

A

52

140
Q

What is the Name of the Biggest Rainforest in the World?

A

The Amazon Rainforest

141
Q

Which African Nation is Famous for Chocolate?

A

GHANA

142
Q

What Makes Up (approx.) 80% of Our Brain’s Volume?

A

Water

143
Q

Stars and Stripes’ is the Nickname of the Flag of Which Country?

A

USA

144
Q

Which Language is Used by the Computer to Process Data?

A

Binary Language

145
Q

Which is the Hardest Substance Available on Earth?

A

Diamond

146
Q

Which is the Biggest Desert in the World?

A

SAHARA DESERT

147
Q

Which Country Gifted The Statue of Liberty to the United States?

A

France

148
Q

What is the Name of the Greek God of Music?

A

APOLLO

149
Q

What Does the “SIM” in the SIM Card Stand for?

A

Subscriber Identity Module

150
Q

Which is the First Element on the Periodic Table of Elements?

A

HYDROGEN

151
Q

Which is the Longest Written Constitution in the World?

A

Indian Constitution

152
Q

What is the Largest Joint in the Human Body?

A

Knee Joint

153
Q

Which is the Smallest Bone in the Human Body?

A

Stapes ( ear bone)

154
Q

Which Instrument is Used to Measure Atmospheric Pressure?

A

Barometer

155
Q

Which is the Largest Continent in the World?

A

ASIA

156
Q

Who is the Inventor of the Electric Bulb?

A

Thomas Alva Edison

157
Q

Who is the First Woman to Go to Space?

A

Valentina Tereshkova

158
Q

What is HCl?

A

Hydrochloric Acid

159
Q

An ostrich’s eye is bigger than its brain. True or False?

A

True

160
Q

Chameleons have extremely long tongues, sometimes as long as their bodies.

A

True

161
Q

Which day is celebrated as Environment Day

A

5 June

162
Q

Groups of Stars are known as

A

Constellations

163
Q

Which planet is known as the blue planet

A

Earth

164
Q

The driver of a train is known as a

A

LOCOPILOT

165
Q

What is the person who compiles a dictionary called?

A

LEXICOGRAPHER

166
Q

What is the “Fear of Darkness” called?

A

NYCTOPHOBIA

167
Q

What is the capital city of Peru?

A

LIMA

168
Q

Which bird is the universal symbol of Peace?

A

DOVE

169
Q

What causes Anemia?

A

Deficiency of iron in the body

170
Q

Which is the national game of India?

A

HOCKEY

171
Q

November 14 marks the birth anniversary of which Indian PM

A

Nehru

172
Q

BRADSHAW is associated with time tables for Railways or ships

A

Railways

173
Q

Which country lies directly east of West Bengal

A

Bangladesh

174
Q

In 1877 who was proclaimed Empress of India

A

Queen Victoria

175
Q

What do the letters HMS in front of the name of a ship stand for

A

HIS/HERS MAJESTYS SHIP

176
Q

Is the Aorta a part of the human heart or lung

A

Heart

177
Q

Into how many sections is an insect divided into

A

Three

178
Q

Which huge Canadian Bay was discovered by Henry Hudson

A

Hudson Bay

179
Q

Part of a water body that is partially surrounded by land is known as a

A

BAY

180
Q

Who lives in a sty

A

Pig

181
Q

Where did Kautilya teach

A

Taxila

182
Q

The currency in the Europena Union is

A

EURO

183
Q

Which Greek letter inspired the symbol of the Euro

A

EPSILON

184
Q

Who wrote the famous novel Robinson Crusoe

A

Daniel Defoe

185
Q

Who was Robinson Crusoe’s companion

A

Man Friday

186
Q

Where is the famous Louvre Museum situated

A

Paris

187
Q

Which of Archies Male friends usually weras a kind of Hat

A

Jughead