Summative Assessment _ 2 Flashcards

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1
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wears an armour of thick bumpy skin. Feeds on leaves, shrubs, branches and grass

A

one horned rhino

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2
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Largest kind of ape found in Africa; quite, gentle and shy

A

gorilla

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3
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long and narrow snout, one of the strongest and rarest crocodile species in Asia

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gharial

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4
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largest animal to inhabit the world’s oceans. gentle, giant, with greyish blue skin and light spots

A

blue whale

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5
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largest from cat family, found in India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and Myanmar

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royal Bengal tiger

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6
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graceful, ostrich like bird commonly found earlier across the Indian subcontinent is a rarity today

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Indian bustard

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7
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the world’s tallest flying bird that resides and breeds in India

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sarus crane

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8
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symbol for world wide life fund ( WWF) for nature, found only in China.

A

giant panda

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9
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largest land animal that inhabits the Savannah and semi-deserted regions of Africa

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African elephant

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10
Q

fossils are remains of pre-historic plants and animals

A

true

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11
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stars shine only at night

A

false

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12
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stars seem to twinkle due to the air in between them

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true

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13
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Siberia covers a large part of Canada

A

false

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14
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the tundras stretch across the north of the Asian continent

A

true

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15
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the old name of Zimbabwe was Zambia

A

false

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16
Q

sri lanka was formerly known as Ceylon

A

true

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17
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the thar desert is a cold desert

A

false

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18
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a manometer measures the pressure of liquids

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true

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19
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one inch of rain is equivalent to one inch of snow

A

true

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20
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Switzerland is called the ‘ playground of the Europe’

A

true

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21
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Kashmir is also known as the Switzerland of India

A

true

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22
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Mumbai is known as the Hollywood of India

A

true

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23
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prophet Muhammad was born in Mecca

A

true

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24
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Pentagon is the headquarters of the British defence forces

A

false

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25
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Wall Street is famous for American stock exchange market.

A

true

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26
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the earth rotates in the opposite direction as it orbits the sun

A

false

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27
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in a quire there is a set of 24 or 25 sheets of paper

A

true

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28
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saccharine, an artificial sweetener, is derived from coal

A

true

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29
Q

male wasps have no stings

A

true

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30
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the largest cold desert in the world is Gobi desert

A

true

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31
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one yard is equal to three feet.

A

true

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32
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in the Fahrenheit system freezing point is at 20°

A

false

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33
Q

one pound is equal to twelve pennies

A

false

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34
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tongue is the only muscle attached at only one end

A

true

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35
Q

the radio broadcast started in India in the year___

A

1927

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36
Q

the India’s first TV station was set up at ___

A

new Delhi

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37
Q

color telecast began in India in the year __

A

1982

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38
Q

the Atlantic and Pacific ocean meet at __

A

cape Horn

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39
Q

the term for 180° longitude meridian is ___

A

international date line

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40
Q

the tallest tree in the world is __

A

red wood tree

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41
Q

chocolate is made from –

A

cocoa beans

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42
Q

the fruitnut of an oak tree is called __

A

acorns

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43
Q

a fruit having seeds on it’s outside is __

A

cashew nuts

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44
Q

mineral fibres of asbestos are also known as __

A

rock cotton

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45
Q

Cristians recall the last supper on __

A

Maundy Thursday

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46
Q

black widow is the common name of ___

A

spider

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47
Q

one who studies about living organisms is called__

A

biologist

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48
Q

one who studies human antiquity is called__

A

archeologist

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49
Q

Oscar award are for excellence in __

A

film industry

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50
Q

Pulitzer prize is US award for achievements in __

A

literature and journalism

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51
Q

ides of March ( assassination of Julius Caesar) is on –

A

15th march

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52
Q

the world health day is celebrated on __

A

7th april

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53
Q

the world environment day is celebrated on __

A

5th June

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54
Q

Pearl are found inside a living creature called__

A

oysters

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55
Q

who holds the record for most gold medals at a single Olympics?

A

Michael Fred Phelps

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56
Q

bull fighting is the national game of

A

Spain

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57
Q

which country got maximum medals in Olympics 2012

A

USA

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58
Q

which color ball is spotted at the centre of the table of snooker

A

blue

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59
Q

the first Asian games were hosted in

A

India

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60
Q

the first Indian to win an individual medal in Olympics

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K.D. Yadav

61
Q

’ play the game in the spirit of the game’ was said by

A

pt Nehru

62
Q

international sports trophy ashes is associated with

A

cricket

63
Q

which Indian player won TWO medals at consecutive Olympics

A

sushil Kumar

64
Q

international sports trophy derby is associated with

A

horse race

65
Q

in tennis a service which an opponent fails to touch

A

ace

66
Q

us open is associated with

A

tennis

67
Q

the first sport played on moon

A

golf

68
Q

how many players are there on each side in a basketball match

A

5

69
Q

the term lbw is associated with

A

cricket

70
Q

which is India’s largest indoor stadium?

A

Netaji stadium , Kolkata

71
Q

human blood groups were discovered by

A

Karl Landstiener

72
Q

software that can manipulate or destroy Data or programs in a computer is

A

virus

73
Q

in a vacuum flask, silvering reduces the loss of heat by

A

radiation

74
Q

bone is used as a fertilizer as it contains

A

phosphorus

75
Q

the product obtained by destructive distillation of wood is

A

charcoal

76
Q

aids disease was first identified in

A

America

77
Q

the earth is nearest to the sun on

A

4th January

78
Q

magnifying glass was invented by

A

Roger bacon

79
Q

Booker prize is given in the field of

A

fiction writing

80
Q

a green leaf placed in a dark room is illuminated by red light. the leaf will appear as

A

black

81
Q

the king of birds is

A

Garuda

82
Q

it’s easier to swim in sea water than in a river because

A

density of sea water is higher

83
Q

the computer mouse was invented by

A

Apple corporation

84
Q

the earth is the farthest from the sun on

A

4th july

85
Q

the plural of mother-in-law is

A

mothers-in-law

86
Q

which is the closest star to the earth

A

sun

87
Q

which is the main constituent of the atmosphere of Mars

A

carbon dioxide

88
Q

the planet having seasons like the earth

A

Mars

89
Q

the first spacecraft to orbit Jupiter

A

Galileo

90
Q

the first American to orbit the earth

A

john Glenn

91
Q

the sea of tranquility is found in

A

moon

92
Q

the first stage in formation of a star

A

red nebula

93
Q

the study of life in outer space

A

astrobiology

94
Q

the first human to orbit the earth in a spaceship

A

Yuri Gagarin

95
Q

the space constellation shaped like a hunter

A

Orion

96
Q

‘Olympus moon’, the largest volcano in the solar system is located at

A

mars

97
Q

planet that spins Very fast at it’s axis

A

Jupiter

98
Q

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are called the __ planets

A

gaseous

99
Q

the outermost layer of the Earth’s atmosphere is

A

exosphere

100
Q

the most powerful magnetic object in the space is

A

a neutron star

101
Q

the first artificial satellite

A

Sputnik 1

102
Q

all packaged foods with a shelf life less less than two years must have a ___ date stamped on the box, wrapper or bottle

A

best before

103
Q

before the__ the quality of a pharmaceutical remains acceptable for its intended use

A

expiry date

104
Q

__ is an acronym for agricultural marketing. this organization certifies the food products for their quality

A

AG mark

105
Q

the full form of ISO

A

international organization of standardization

106
Q

this day was established by UN general Assembly in 1972. it’s hosted every year by a different city and commemorated with an international explosition during the week of June 5

A

world environment day

107
Q

this day is observed all over the world on 22 April. this is a special day that reminds us to share a responsibility to protect our planet

A

earth day

108
Q

the last Friday of April in some countries is a holiday in which individuals and groups are encouraged to plant trees. it originated in Nebraska

A

arbor day

109
Q

this day is celebrated on September 16 to commemorate he signing of Montreal protocol

A

world ozone day

110
Q

this day is celebrated on March 22 to make people aware of the depleting of drinking water source and ways to conserve it.

A

world water day

111
Q

this day is celebrated on September 28 to make an awareness on the importance of recycling reusing reducing formula

A

Green consumer day

112
Q

October 1-7 is celebrated as the awareness building week on the importance of preservation of wildlife.

A

world wildlife week

113
Q

this day is celebrated on October 4. the welfare of animals has to be looked into and given due importance

A

world animals welfare day

114
Q

February 2

A

world wetland day

115
Q

February 28

A

national science day

116
Q

nobel peace prize for 2009 w as awarded to

A

barak Obama

117
Q

day and night are formed due to

A

Earth’s rotation around it’s axis

118
Q

the brightest star in our solar system

A

venus

119
Q

the biggest planet

A

Jupiter

120
Q

lead s in production of tea

A

China

121
Q

cotton producing

A

China

122
Q

Mahatma Gandhi books

A

my experiment with truth

123
Q

2009 Nobel prize

A

Dr. Venkat RAMa Ramakrishna
thomas a. seitz
ada e yonath

124
Q

oldest Hindu epic

A

Ramayana

125
Q

who wrote as you like it

A

William Shakespeare

126
Q

who wrote a passage to India

A

E. M. fortser

127
Q

Nobel prize twice in different subject

A

Marie Curie

128
Q

Asian to receive the e Nobel prize

A

r.n.tagore

129
Q

red square

A

Moscow

130
Q

reliance

A

dhirubhai ambani

131
Q

Venice

A

Queen of Adriatic

132
Q

Kerala

A

spice garden of India

133
Q

Ravi Shankar associated with

A

sitar

134
Q

synonyms of shehnai

A

ustad Bismillah Khan

135
Q

Banaras university

A

madan Mohan Malaviya

136
Q

land of midnight sun

A

Norway

137
Q

printed back to ad 868 is

A

the hiraka sutra

138
Q

Anand math

A

bankim Chandra Chatterjee

139
Q

amul brand

A

Dr verghese kurien

140
Q

cockpit of Europe

A

Belgium

141
Q

March 21

A

world forestry day

142
Q

March 23

A

world meteorological day

143
Q

April 7

A

world health day

144
Q

world heritage day

A

18 april

145
Q

may 21

A

anti tobacco day

146
Q

July 11

A

world population day

147
Q

world habitat. day

A

October 3

148
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international day for natural disaster reduction

A

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