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1) Which was the book written by Zoroaster?
Answer: Avesta.
2) What was the important event which took place in 1665?
Answer: The Discovery of Newton’s law of universal gravitation.
3) A short-sighted person uses spectacles fitted with _?
Answer: Concave lenses.
4) What is the science of colors?
Answer: Chromatics.
5) Which force done by the system will increase the potential energy of the system?
Answer: A conservative force.
6) Who invented the microwave?
Answer: Dr. Percy Lebaron Spencer.
7) The atmosphere is held to the earth by _?
Answer: Gravity.
8) The band width of fringes is independent of what?
Answer: Order of the fringes.
9) What is the function of ‘Tendril’ in plants?
Answer: Climbing.
10) What is the phenomenon that makes light to propagate through optical fibre?
Answer: Total Internal Reflection (TIR).
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11) If the physical properties of a solid do not depend on the direction, the solid is known as?
Answer: Isotropic.
12) Who founded the branch of science known as spectroscopy?
Answer: Anders Jonas Angstrom.
13) What is the name of the chemical with formula KCNS?
Answer: Potassium thiocyanate.
14) Which type of fish covers the sea for miles together and is a wonderful sight to see?
Answer: Jelly Fish.
15) The use of grid in a triode valve is?
Answer: It controls plate to cathode current.
16) What is the ring of bones at the hip called?
Answer: Pelvic girdle.
17) An extra or redundant bit used to detect transmission errors is called?
Answer: Parity bit.
18) When was the ‘Four color theorem’ every map on flat surface or a sphere can be colored without using more than four different colors proved?
Answer: 1976.
19) A thermo flask is polished well. Why?
Answer: To reflect all radiation from outside.
20) Who was known as the ‘Man of thousand faces’?
Answer: Lon Chaney.
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21) What is the harmful material left in a sugarcane after its juice has been extracted?
Answer: Bagasse.
22) Who was the inventor of Rh-factor?
Answer: Karl Landsteiner.
23) Mathematical study of oscillatory motion began with the basic aim to improve the method of _?
Answer: Telling time.
24) When sound waves travel from air to water which of these remains constant?
Answer: Frequency.
25) What was the name of the ship in which Captain Scott and his expedition sailed to Antarctica in 1900?
Answer: Discovery.
26) Who was the first to study the solar system?
Answer: Isaac Newton.
27) Which source is associated with a line emission spectrum?
Answer: Neon signs.
Quiz Question 28) Who proposed the idea of debt for nature swap, which is now catching up fast all over the world?
Answer: Thomas E. Lovejoy.
29) Which is the most unreadable mathematical classic?
Answer: Principia Mathematica.
30) HTML stands for?
Answer: Hypertext Markup Language.
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31) What is aphonia?
Answer: Total loss of voice.
32) Where does the US Congress meet?
Answer: Capitol in Washington.
33) Who was the stamp distributor who became a great poet?
Answer: William Wordsworth.
34) Which country was known previously as Indo China?
Answer: Vietnam.
35) In which sea does Malta lie?
Answer: The Mediterranean.
36) Where is the Statue of Liberty situated?
Answer: New York City in US.
37) Which is the world’s most visited site?
Answer: Eiffel Tower.
38) Who was the promoter of paperback?
Answer: Sir Allen Lane.
39) What did the Dutch scientist Leeuwenhoek invent?
Answer: Bacteria.
40) Golden Pagoda in Yangon belongs to?
Answer: Buddhists.
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41) Who said “A thing of beauty a joy forever”?
Answer: John Keats.
42) “Better to reign in hell than serve in heaven”
Who said this?
Answer: Milton.
43) The peculiar bird found in Antarctica is?
Answer: Penguin.
44) Which country uses zloty as its currency?
Answer: Poland.
45) ‘The Year of the Dragon’ was celebrated by?
Answer: China.
46) “All for each and each for all” is the motto of?
Answer: Co-operation.
47) New York City stands on?
Answer: Manhattan Island.
48) The river Brahmaputra rises in?
Answer: Manasarovar.
49) What is the Roman symbol for number 50?
Answer: L
50) River Volga goes to?
Answer: Caspian Sea.
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51) Where can you find “Golden Gate” bridge?
Answer: San Francisco, US.
52) Which animal is called the ‘old man of the sea’?
Answer: The otter.
52) What are marsupials?
Answer: Animal with pouches to carry their young ones.
53) Through which organ do humans produce sound?
Answer: The Larynx.
54) Where is the driest place in the world?
Answer: The Atacama Desert, South America.
55) Which is the largest palace in the world?
Answer: The Vatican Palace.
56) Which is the world’s largest concrete dam?
Answer: The Grand Coulee Dam, USA.
57) Which country has the same flag as of USA?
Answer: Liberia.
58) Blue revolution refers to the production of what?
Answer: Fish.
59) What is the name of Parliament of Norway?
Answer: Storting.
60) What is the name of the Parliament of Netherlands?
Answer: Staten-Generaal.
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61) What is the name of the Parliament of Malaysia?
Answer: Diwan Raquat.
62) Who discovered New Zeland?
Answer: Abel Tasman.
63) Which place is known as Venice of East?
Answer: Alleppey.
64) Who abolished slavery in America?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln.
65) Where was the first Asian Games held?
Answer: New Delhi, India.
66) Which country conducted the first civil service examination of the world?
Answer: China.
67) One planet in the night sky is easily identifiable because of its reddish hue. Which planet?
Answer: Mars.
68) Who devised the carbon transmitter or microphone for the telephone?
Answer: Prof. Hughes.
69) The oldest inhabited capital city in the world?
Answer: Damascus.
70) America’s Statue of Liberty located in?
Answer: Liberty Island.
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71) Lawrence Durrell a novel called Justine. Who had written a book with the same name much earlier?
Answer: Marquis de Sade.
72) What is ambivalent mean?
Answer: Simultaneous existence of two conflicting attitudes.
73) Name the pigment in carrot?
Answer: Carotene.
74) What is rubella?
Answer: German measles.
75) Which football player is known as ‘Black Pearl’?
Answer: Pele.
76) What is the superiority of Arabic numerals over Roman numerals?
Answer: Arabic numerals have the zero.
77) Name the ‘unsinkable ship’ sank on its maiden voyage?
Answer: Titanic.
78) In whose books is Miss. Marple, the amateur detective?
Answer: Agatha Christie.
79) Who were the first to notice that a snowflake has six sides?
Answer: The Chinese.
80) Write a word which connects cook, atmosphere and blood?
Answer: Pressure.
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81) Name the largest water lake in the world?
Answer: Lake Superior, USA.
82) Name the main character of classic Jungle Book?
Answer: Mowgli.
83) In which year Denmark have adopted a national flag?
Answer: A.D. 1219.
84) Which is the first country to have adopted a national flag?
Answer: Denmark.
85) In which European city can you ride in a gondola, a type of boat?
Answer: Venice.
86) Name Britain‘s most luxurious ocean liner?
Answer: Queen Elizabeth.
87) Where would you be if you were actually walking on the ‘way of sorrows’ the path along which Jesus is said to have carried the cross?
Answer: Israel.
88) Which is the largest volcano in the world?
Answer: Mount Kilimanjaro.
89) Which explorer made the largest number of expeditions to Antarctica?
Answer: Richard E. Byrd.
90) Which is Nepal’s best known camping style trekking destination?
Answer: Lake Rara National Park.
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91) Which milk pudding is made from starch extracted from the pith of the palm tree?
Answer: Sago.
92) Which vegetable is a green variety of banana, used as a staple food in the tropics?
Answer: Plantain.
93) What type of flowers produce vanilla pods?
Answer: Orchids.
94) Where was India’s first ship-building yard established?
Answer: Kochi.
95) Which disease in children is caused by the intensive use of nitrate fertilizers?
Answer: Methemoglobinemia.
96) Which Scottish waterway links the North Sea with the Atlantic Ocean?
Answer: Caledonian Canal.
97) What is the other name of vitamin A?
Answer: Retinol.
98) Which one of the five Great Lakes lies totally within the United States?
Answer: Lake Michigan.
99) What is ichthyology?
Answer: The study of the natural history of fishes.
100) What is the expansion of M.B.B.S?
Answer: Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery.
101) Only one astrological sign is not named after a living creature. Which one?
Answer: Libra (The Scales).
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