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Ans:- Brazil
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2. In which country will the Football World Cup 2018 be held?
Ans:- Russia
3. Where will the Commonwealth Games of 2014 be held?
Ans:- Glasgow (Scotland)
4. Who presides over the joint sitting of both the Houses of the Parliament?
Ans:- Speaker of the Lok Sabha
Ans:- Speaker of the Lok Sabha
5. Under which article of the Indian Constitution, Jammu and Kashmir has got special status?
Ans:- Article 370
Ans:- Article 370
6. Which is the largest continent of the world?
Ans:- Asia
7. On which river is Hyderabad situated?
Ans:- Musi
8. Which is the largest producer of silver in the world?
Ans:- Mexico
9. Which is the smallest country in the world according to area?
Ans:- Vatican City
10. Suez Canal connects which two seas?
Ans:- Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea
11. Which two oceans does the Panama Canal connect?
Ans:- Pacific Ocean and North Atlantic Ocean
12. Which is the capital of the Union Territory of India 'Dadra and Nagar Haveli'?
Ans:- Silvassa
Ans:- Asia
7. On which river is Hyderabad situated?
Ans:- Musi
8. Which is the largest producer of silver in the world?
Ans:- Mexico
9. Which is the smallest country in the world according to area?
Ans:- Vatican City
10. Suez Canal connects which two seas?
Ans:- Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea
11. Which two oceans does the Panama Canal connect?
Ans:- Pacific Ocean and North Atlantic Ocean
12. Which is the capital of the Union Territory of India 'Dadra and Nagar Haveli'?
Ans:- Silvassa
13. When is Earth Day celebrated?
Ans:- 22 April
14. In which state is the Valley of Flowers located?
Ans:- In Uttarakhand
15. Which is the capital of the newly created nation of South Sudan in the year 2011?
Ans:- Juba
Ans:- 22 April
14. In which state is the Valley of Flowers located?
Ans:- In Uttarakhand
15. Which is the capital of the newly created nation of South Sudan in the year 2011?
Ans:- Juba
16. Who was the author of Aine Akbari?
Ans:- Abul Fazal
17. With which game is the Hopman Cup related?
Ans:- Tennis
18. Who is known as Deshbandhu?
Ans:- Chittaranjan Das
19. How many spokes are there in the Ashoka Chakra?
Ans:- 24
Ans:- Abul Fazal
17. With which game is the Hopman Cup related?
Ans:- Tennis
18. Who is known as Deshbandhu?
Ans:- Chittaranjan Das
19. How many spokes are there in the Ashoka Chakra?
Ans:- 24
20. Which is the smallest bone?
Ans:- Steps
21. Which is the largest bone?
Ans:- Femur (thigh bone)
22. What is the life span of Red Blood Corpuscle (RBC)?
Ans:- 120 days
23. What is the process of coating zinc on iron to prevent it from rusting called?
Ans:- Galvanization or Galvanization (Galvanization)
24. What is the name of the largest gland of the human body?
Ans:- Liver
25. Where is India's first oil refinery located?
Ans:- Digboi (Assom)
23. What is the process of coating zinc on iron to prevent it from rusting called?
Ans:- Galvanization or Galvanization (Galvanization)
24. What is the name of the largest gland of the human body?
Ans:- Liver
25. Where is India's first oil refinery located?
Ans:- Digboi (Assom)
26. Who got the Char Minar constructed in Hyderabad?
Ans:- Quli Qutubshah
Ans:- Quli Qutubshah
28. With whom is the White Revolution related?
Ans:- From milk
29. Which is the oldest running rail engine of India?
Ans:- Fairy Queen
Ans:- From milk
29. Which is the oldest running rail engine of India?
Ans:- Fairy Queen
30. Which is the first state to become the basis of language in India?
Ans:- Andhra Pradesh
Ans:- Andhra Pradesh
31. What is the old name of Srilanka?
Ans:- Ceylon
32. Who discovered vitamins?
Ans:- Funk
33. Whose alloy is stainless steel?
Ans:- Iron, Chromium, Nickel
34. Whose alloy is bronze?
Ans:- Copper and Tin
35. When did Swami Vivekananda address the World Religion Conference held in Chicago?
Ans:- in 1893
Ans:- Ceylon
32. Who discovered vitamins?
Ans:- Funk
33. Whose alloy is stainless steel?
Ans:- Iron, Chromium, Nickel
34. Whose alloy is bronze?
Ans:- Copper and Tin
35. When did Swami Vivekananda address the World Religion Conference held in Chicago?
Ans:- in 1893
36. When is the longest day in the Northern Hemisphere on Earth?
Ans:- 21 June
Ans:- 21 June
37. Which leader was killed by lathi charge during the boycott of Simon Commission?
Ans:- Lala Lajpat Rai
Ans:- Lala Lajpat Rai
38. In which book 'Gayatri Mantra' is mentioned?
Ans:- Rigveda
39. In which part of the human body does the process of digestion take place mostly?
Ans:- small intestine
40. Who propounded the laws of heredity?
Ans:- Gregor Mandel
41. Which metal was first used by man?
Ans:- Copper
42. On what principle does the ball pen work?
Ans:- Surface tension
43. Silkworms are reared on the soft leaves of which tree?
Ans:- Mulberry
44. What is Khetri famous for in Rajasthan?
Ans:- Copper mine
Ans:- Rigveda
39. In which part of the human body does the process of digestion take place mostly?
Ans:- small intestine
40. Who propounded the laws of heredity?
Ans:- Gregor Mandel
41. Which metal was first used by man?
Ans:- Copper
42. On what principle does the ball pen work?
Ans:- Surface tension
43. Silkworms are reared on the soft leaves of which tree?
Ans:- Mulberry
44. What is Khetri famous for in Rajasthan?
Ans:- Copper mine
45. Which is the nearest planet to the earth?
Ans:- Venus
Ans:- Venus
46. By which method is the transmission of heat from the Sun to the Earth?
Ans:- Radiation
47. D.N.A. Who discovered the doubled coil?
Ans:- Watson and Crick
48. In what is the intensity of sound measured?
Ans:- Decibel
49. What is beekeeping called?
Ans:- Apiculture
Ans:- Radiation
47. D.N.A. Who discovered the doubled coil?
Ans:- Watson and Crick
48. In what is the intensity of sound measured?
Ans:- Decibel
49. What is beekeeping called?
Ans:- Apiculture
50. Which mirror is used in vehicles to see the rear view?
Ans:- Convex
51. What is the speed of sound in air under normal conditions?
Ans:- 332 m./sec
52. Which is the only planet which rotates on its axis from east to west?
Ans:- Venus
53. Which is the maximum gas in the Sun?
Ans:- Hydrogen
54. Which is the brightest planet visible from the earth?
Ans:- Venus
55. How old is the solar system?
Ans:- 4.6 billion years
56. Which comet star appears after 76 years?
Ans:- Heli Comet Star
Ans:- Convex
51. What is the speed of sound in air under normal conditions?
Ans:- 332 m./sec
52. Which is the only planet which rotates on its axis from east to west?
Ans:- Venus
53. Which is the maximum gas in the Sun?
Ans:- Hydrogen
54. Which is the brightest planet visible from the earth?
Ans:- Venus
55. How old is the solar system?
Ans:- 4.6 billion years
56. Which comet star appears after 76 years?
Ans:- Heli Comet Star
57. How much time does the sunlight take to reach the earth?
Ans:- 500 seconds
Ans:- 500 seconds
58. What is the part of the computer which we can touch is called?
Ans:- Hardware
59. Which is the noble gas used in the treatment of cancer?
Ans:- Radan
60. Which mineral is found in monazite sand?
Ans:- Thorium
Ans:- Hardware
59. Which is the noble gas used in the treatment of cancer?
Ans:- Radan
60. Which mineral is found in monazite sand?
Ans:- Thorium
61. Which is the largest mammal of the world?
Ans:- Whale fish
62. Who discovered the blood group?
Ans:- Land Steiner
63. Which is the main ore of aluminium?
Ans:- Bauxite
64. Which was the first artificial satellite?
Ans:- Sputnik-1
65. By which device is mechanical energy converted into electrical energy?
Ans:- Dynamo
66. What is the temporary memory of the computer called?
Ans:- RAM-Random Excess Memory
67. What is measured by the Richter scale?
Ans:- Intensity of earthquake
68. Which metal is the most in the earth's crust?
Ans:- Aluminum
69. Which planet is called evening star?
Ans:- Venus
70. What is the lowest layer of the atmosphere called?
Ans:- Troposphere
71. How much time does it take for the earth to rotate through 1 degree longitude?
Ans:- 4 minutes
72. What is Plaster of Paris made from?
Ans:- Gypsum
73. With the help of which fishes breathe?
Ans:- Gills
74. What is the process of making food by green plants called?
Ans:- Photosynthesis
75. By which process is cream made from milk?
Ans:- Centrifugal force
76. Where is the headquarter of Reserve Bank of India?
Ans:- Mumbai
77. Who is called Frontier Gandhi?
Ans:- Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan
Ans:- Whale fish
62. Who discovered the blood group?
Ans:- Land Steiner
63. Which is the main ore of aluminium?
Ans:- Bauxite
64. Which was the first artificial satellite?
Ans:- Sputnik-1
65. By which device is mechanical energy converted into electrical energy?
Ans:- Dynamo
66. What is the temporary memory of the computer called?
Ans:- RAM-Random Excess Memory
67. What is measured by the Richter scale?
Ans:- Intensity of earthquake
68. Which metal is the most in the earth's crust?
Ans:- Aluminum
69. Which planet is called evening star?
Ans:- Venus
70. What is the lowest layer of the atmosphere called?
Ans:- Troposphere
71. How much time does it take for the earth to rotate through 1 degree longitude?
Ans:- 4 minutes
72. What is Plaster of Paris made from?
Ans:- Gypsum
73. With the help of which fishes breathe?
Ans:- Gills
74. What is the process of making food by green plants called?
Ans:- Photosynthesis
75. By which process is cream made from milk?
Ans:- Centrifugal force
76. Where is the headquarter of Reserve Bank of India?
Ans:- Mumbai
77. Who is called Frontier Gandhi?
Ans:- Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan
78. Who was the first President of independent India?
Ans:- Dr. Rajendra Prasad
79. Black soil is most suitable for which crop?
Ans:- Cotton
80. Which foreign invader looted 'Kohinoor Diamond' and 'Peacock Throne' and took it home with him?
Ans:- Nadirshah
81. Which is the oldest mountain range in India?
Ans:- Aravalli range
82. Approximately what percent of the surface of the earth is water?
Answer:- 71%
83. With which country does India share the longest land border?
Ans:- Bangladesh
84. Which is the largest planet of our solar system?
Ans:- Jupiter
85. Which river is called 'Sorrow of Bihar'?
Ans:- Kosi
86. To detect gas leakage from gas cylinders, which odorous substance is added to it?
Ans:- Ethyl mercaptan
87. Which gas has the highest percentage in the atmosphere?
Ans:- Nitrogen
88. In which state is the Sun Temple of Konark located?
Ans:- Odisha
89. Bangladesh was formed in the year 1971 by separating from which country?
Ans:- Pakistan
90. What is the meaning of WWW in computer language?
Ans:- World Wide Web
91. How many bytes are there in one kilobyte (KB)?
Ans:- 1024 Byte
92. Who presided over the historic 1929 session of the Indian National Congress?
Ans:- Jawaharlal Nehru
93. Who was the accomplice of Bhagat Singh in throwing the bomb in the Central Assembly?
Ans:- Batukeshwar Dutt
Ans:- Dr. Rajendra Prasad
79. Black soil is most suitable for which crop?
Ans:- Cotton
80. Which foreign invader looted 'Kohinoor Diamond' and 'Peacock Throne' and took it home with him?
Ans:- Nadirshah
81. Which is the oldest mountain range in India?
Ans:- Aravalli range
82. Approximately what percent of the surface of the earth is water?
Answer:- 71%
83. With which country does India share the longest land border?
Ans:- Bangladesh
84. Which is the largest planet of our solar system?
Ans:- Jupiter
85. Which river is called 'Sorrow of Bihar'?
Ans:- Kosi
86. To detect gas leakage from gas cylinders, which odorous substance is added to it?
Ans:- Ethyl mercaptan
87. Which gas has the highest percentage in the atmosphere?
Ans:- Nitrogen
88. In which state is the Sun Temple of Konark located?
Ans:- Odisha
89. Bangladesh was formed in the year 1971 by separating from which country?
Ans:- Pakistan
90. What is the meaning of WWW in computer language?
Ans:- World Wide Web
91. How many bytes are there in one kilobyte (KB)?
Ans:- 1024 Byte
92. Who presided over the historic 1929 session of the Indian National Congress?
Ans:- Jawaharlal Nehru
93. Who was the accomplice of Bhagat Singh in throwing the bomb in the Central Assembly?
Ans:- Batukeshwar Dutt
94. Who published the magazine Commonville?
Ans:- Anne Besant
95. Who is the only Indian to have received the Nobel Prize in Economics?
Ans:- Amartya Sen
96. With whose efforts the Widow Remarriage Act was made in 1856?
Ans:- With the efforts of Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar
97. In the Durbar held in November 1858, where did Lord Canning announce the rule of the Crown in India?
Ans:- In the court held in Allahabad
98. Which state's ruler made the first subsidiary alliance with Lord Wellesley?
Ans:- Nizam of Hyderabad
99. Which is the largest tribe of India?
Ans:- Gond
100. Who is known as 'Shaheed-e-Azam'?
Ans:- Bhagat Singh
Ans:- Anne Besant
95. Who is the only Indian to have received the Nobel Prize in Economics?
Ans:- Amartya Sen
96. With whose efforts the Widow Remarriage Act was made in 1856?
Ans:- With the efforts of Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar
97. In the Durbar held in November 1858, where did Lord Canning announce the rule of the Crown in India?
Ans:- In the court held in Allahabad
98. Which state's ruler made the first subsidiary alliance with Lord Wellesley?
Ans:- Nizam of Hyderabad
99. Which is the largest tribe of India?
Ans:- Gond
100. Who is known as 'Shaheed-e-Azam'?
Ans:- Bhagat Singh
101. Who killed General Dyer (associated with the Jallianwala Bagh massacre)?
Ans:- Udham Singh
102. When and by whom was the partition of Bengal done?
Ans:- In 1905 AD
Ans:- Udham Singh
102. When and by whom was the partition of Bengal done?
Ans:- In 1905 AD
103. In which year the Mid Day Meal Scheme was started?
Ans:- in 1995
104. What is the national anthem of Bangladesh and who wrote it?
Ans:- 'Amar Sonar Bangla' written by Rabindranath Tagore
105. Who was the founder of Lodhi dynasty?
Ans:- Bahlol Lodhi
106. Which constitutional amendment is called 'mini constitution'?
Ans:- 42nd
107. Which mixture of gases are taken by the divers to breathe under water?
Ans:- Mixture of oxygen and helium gases
108. Who was the founder of Homeopathy?
Ans:- Honeyman
109. Which gas is used for ripening fruits?
Ans:- Ethylene
110. Which musical instrument does Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia play?
Ans:- Flute
111. What should be the minimum age to become the Prime Minister of India?
Ans:- 25 years
112. Who got the Stupa of Sanchi constructed?
Ans:- Ashoka
113. McMahon Line forms the boundary between which two countries?
Ans:- India-China
114. Which is the edible part of onion?
Ans:- stem
115. What is the frequency of sound waves in the audio range?
Ans:- 20 Hz to 20000 Hz
116. In which country is the world's highest mountain peak Mount Everest located?
Ans:- Nepal
117. Which river is called Dakshin Ganga?
Ans:- Godavari
118. Which rivers make the Sundarbans delta, the largest delta in the world?
Ans:- Ganga-Brahmaputra
Ans:- in 1995
104. What is the national anthem of Bangladesh and who wrote it?
Ans:- 'Amar Sonar Bangla' written by Rabindranath Tagore
105. Who was the founder of Lodhi dynasty?
Ans:- Bahlol Lodhi
106. Which constitutional amendment is called 'mini constitution'?
Ans:- 42nd
107. Which mixture of gases are taken by the divers to breathe under water?
Ans:- Mixture of oxygen and helium gases
108. Who was the founder of Homeopathy?
Ans:- Honeyman
109. Which gas is used for ripening fruits?
Ans:- Ethylene
110. Which musical instrument does Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia play?
Ans:- Flute
111. What should be the minimum age to become the Prime Minister of India?
Ans:- 25 years
112. Who got the Stupa of Sanchi constructed?
Ans:- Ashoka
113. McMahon Line forms the boundary between which two countries?
Ans:- India-China
114. Which is the edible part of onion?
Ans:- stem
115. What is the frequency of sound waves in the audio range?
Ans:- 20 Hz to 20000 Hz
116. In which country is the world's highest mountain peak Mount Everest located?
Ans:- Nepal
117. Which river is called Dakshin Ganga?
Ans:- Godavari
118. Which rivers make the Sundarbans delta, the largest delta in the world?
Ans:- Ganga-Brahmaputra
119. Which was the port city of the Indus Valley Civilization?
Ans:- Lothal
120. Who is considered the father of sitar and tabla?
Ans:- Amir Khusro
121. Which is the highest plateau in the world?
Ans:- Plateau of Pamir or Tibet
122. Who is the chairman of the Planning Commission?
Ans:- Prime Minister
123. Which gas is used in the manufacture of vanaspati ghee?
Ans:- Hydrogen
124. One horse power is equal to how many watts?
Ans:- 746 watt
125. What is the reason for the roundness of water drops?
Ans:- Surface tension
126. Which is the first man-made fibre?
Ans:- Nylon
127. What should be the distance between the listener and the reflector to hear a clear echo?
Ans:- 17 meters
Ans:- Lothal
120. Who is considered the father of sitar and tabla?
Ans:- Amir Khusro
121. Which is the highest plateau in the world?
Ans:- Plateau of Pamir or Tibet
122. Who is the chairman of the Planning Commission?
Ans:- Prime Minister
123. Which gas is used in the manufacture of vanaspati ghee?
Ans:- Hydrogen
124. One horse power is equal to how many watts?
Ans:- 746 watt
125. What is the reason for the roundness of water drops?
Ans:- Surface tension
126. Which is the first man-made fibre?
Ans:- Nylon
127. What should be the distance between the listener and the reflector to hear a clear echo?
Ans:- 17 meters
128. Which color of light is scattered the most?
Ans:- Violet
129. Which mirror is used in the headlights of vehicles?
Ans:- Concave
130. Why are the stars seen twinkling in the sky?
Ans:- Due to refraction of light
131. What is the primary color called?
Ans:- Red, Green, Blue
132. Which gas is filled in the tires of aeroplanes?
Ans:- Helium
133. Which metal is mixed in soldering metal or solder?
Ans:- Tin and lead
134. What is the name of the world's first woman astronaut?
Ans:- Valentina Tereshkova
135. Cinnabar is the ore of which metal?
Ans:- mercury or mercury
136. On what principle is the “Hydrogen Bomb” based?
Ans:- Nuclear fusion
137. Pellagra disease is caused by the deficiency of which vitamin?
Ans:- Vitamin B-3
138. What is found in abundance in the liver oil of fishes?
Ans:- Vitamin D
139. What is the height of the geostationary satellite from the earth?
Ans:- 36,000 kms
140. What is the temperature of the human body?
Ans:- 37°C or 98.4F
141. What is the unit of power of a lens?
Ans:- Diopter
142. Of which material are the IC chips of the computer made?
Ans:- Of silicon
143. Parsec is the unit of what?
Ans:- of astronomical distance
144. At what temperature the density of water is maximum?
Ans:- at 4°C
145. What is the frequency of ultrasonic waves?
Ans:- More than 20,000 Hz
146. What is the scientific name of man?
Ans:- Homo sapiens
147. Which state of India has the maximum production of rice?
Ans:- West Bengal
148. Where is the headquarter of SAARC (SAARC) or SAARC?
Ans:- Kathmandu (Nepal)
149. Who was the first Paramveer Chakra winner?
Ans:- Major Somnath Sharma
150. Who was the first Indian woman President of the Indian National Congress?
Ans:- Sarojini Naidu
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151. Who was the captain of the 1983 World Cup winning Indian cricket team?
Ans:- Kapildev
152. How many members can the President nominate in the Rajya Sabha?
Ans:- 12
153. In which year the Nobel Prizes started?
Ans:- 1901
154. What is the currency of Bangladesh?
Ans:- Taka
155. Who wrote Ramayana?
Ans:- Maharishi Valmiki
156. In which state is the maximum production of sugarcane in India?
Ans:- Uttar Pradesh
157. Which part of the body is affected by pyorrhea?
Ans:- Teeth and gums
158. On the bank of which river is Nashik situated?
Ans:- Godavari
159. Who administers the oath to the President?
Ans:- Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
160. What is the currency of Japan?
Ans:- Yen
161. Where is the Indian Military Academy located?
Ans:- Dehradun
162. With which game is Davis Cup related?
Ans:- Tennis
163. How long does the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court remain in office?
Ans:- Till the age of 65 years
164. Which is the upper house of the Parliament?
Ans:- Rajya Sabha
165. Who is the author of Panchatantra?
Ans:- Vishnu Sharma
166. By what name is the Indo-China agreement made in 1954 known?
Ans:- Panchsheel agreement
167. Where is the National Defense Academy located?
Ans:- In Khadagwasla near Poona
168. Who wrote the book 'Discovery of India'?
Ans:- Jawaharlal Nehru
169. How many times does the heart of a healthy person beat in a minute?
Ans:- 72 times
170. When was the census done for the first time in India?
Ans:- 1872
Ans:- Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
160. What is the currency of Japan?
Ans:- Yen
161. Where is the Indian Military Academy located?
Ans:- Dehradun
162. With which game is Davis Cup related?
Ans:- Tennis
163. How long does the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court remain in office?
Ans:- Till the age of 65 years
164. Which is the upper house of the Parliament?
Ans:- Rajya Sabha
165. Who is the author of Panchatantra?
Ans:- Vishnu Sharma
166. By what name is the Indo-China agreement made in 1954 known?
Ans:- Panchsheel agreement
167. Where is the National Defense Academy located?
Ans:- In Khadagwasla near Poona
168. Who wrote the book 'Discovery of India'?
Ans:- Jawaharlal Nehru
169. How many times does the heart of a healthy person beat in a minute?
Ans:- 72 times
170. When was the census done for the first time in India?
Ans:- 1872
171. In which game is the term 'double fault' used?
Ans:- Tennis
172. 'Lai Haroba' is the folk dance of which state?
Ans:- Manipur
173. Which state of India has the largest production of rubber?
Ans:- Kerala
174. On the banks of which river is Kolkata?
Ans:- Hooghly
175. Which Indian scientist told that 'plants have life'?
Ans:- Jagdish Chandra Basu
176. When does the lunar eclipse take place?
Ans:- Purnima
177. When did the Quit India Movement start?
Ans:- 8 August 1942
178. When is the shortest day in the northern hemisphere?
Ans:- 22 December
179. Who wrote 'Ramcharitmanas'?
Ans:- Tulsidas
180. When and where were the first Asian Games held?
Ans:- In May 1951 in New Delhi
181. With which instrument is atmospheric pressure measured?
Ans:- Barometer
182. Who is the Indian to take all the ten wickets in an innings of Test matches?
Ans:- Anil Kumble
183. Where will the Football World Cup be held in 2018?
Ans:- Russia
184. How many members can the President nominate to the Lok Sabha?
Ans:- 2
185. Which is the omnibus blood group?
Ans:- AB
186. In which year the non-cooperation movement started?
Ans:- 1920
187. In which game 'penalty stroke' is used?
Ans:- Hockey
188. Who founded the Sikh religion?
Ans:- Guru Nanak Dev
189. Whose creation is Meghdoot?
Ans:- Kalidas
190. Who was the Prime Minister of Britain at the time of India's independence?
Ans:- Clement Attlee
191. Who founded the 'Scouts and Guides' organization?
Ans:- Robert Baden Powell
192. With which game is Ranji Trophy related?
Ans:- Cricket
193. Jnanpith Award is related to which field?
Answer:- Literature
194. Which is the highest sports award of India?
Ans:- Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award
195. In which year Arjuna Awards started?
Answer:- 1961
196. What is the standard time line of India?
Ans:- 82.5 degree east longitude line which passes through Allahabad
197. Whose world famous painting is 'Monalisa'?
Ans:- Leonardo-Da-Vinci
198. Swang is the folk dance art of which state?
Ans:- Haryana
199. How many High Courts are there in India?
Ans:- 24
200. Who was the last Mughal emperor?
Ans:- Bahadur Shah Zafar II
201. Whose composition is 'Godan'?
Ans:- Munshi Premchand
202. Which virus spreads 'swine flu' disease?
Ans:- H1N1
203. When is National Voters' Day celebrated?
Ans:- 25 January
204. Who is the constitutional head of the Government of India?
Ans:- President
205. By which constitutional amendment were the fundamental duties added to the constitution?
Ans:- 42nd
206. Which movement was started by Mahatma Gandhi to break the salt law?
Ans:- Civil Disobedience Movement
207. Who elects the Vice President?
Ans:- Member of Parliament
208. Where is the Vijaystambha situated?
Ans:- In Chittorgarh
209. The world's longest (9438 km) railroad Trans-Siberia (Russia) connects which two cities?
Ans:- St.Petersburg to Vladivostok
210. Amarkantak is the origin of which river?
Ans:- Narmada
211. In which state is the maximum production of gypsum in India?
Ans:- Rajasthan
212. Where did the English East India Company set up the first factory in India?
Ans:- In Surat (Gujarat)
213. Who wrote the book 'Aine Akbari'?
Ans:- Abul Fazal
214. In which game the word 'Bully' is used?
Ans:- Hockey
215. Who is called 'flying angel'?
Ans:- P.T.Usha
216. When and where was the Arya Samaj established?
Ans:- In 1875 in Mumbai
217. Which is the oldest Veda?
Ans:- Rigveda
218. When is 'Education Day' celebrated?
Ans:- On 11 November
219. Whose birthday is celebrated as Education Day?
Ans:- On the birthday of India's first education minister Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
220. Who led the Bardoli movement of 1928?
Ans:- Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel
221. Who founded the Khalsa sect?
Ans:- Guru Gobind Singh
222. Who founded the Mughal dynasty?
Ans:- Babur
223. India's first woman I.P.S. Who was the officer?
Ans:- Kiran Bedi
224. Kathak is the classical dance of which state?
Ans:- Uttar Pradesh
225. What was the capital of Tipu Sultan?
Ans:- Srirangapatna
226. Which is the hardest substance?
Ans:- Diamond
227. Who invented dynamite?
Ans:- Alfred Noble
228. With which musical instrument is Bismillah Khan related?
Ans:- Shehnai
229. Oscar award is related to which field?
Ans:- Film
230. Which general ordered the firing in Jallianwala Bagh?
Ans:- Michael O'Dwyer
231. What was the ancient name of Patna?
Ans:- Pataliputra
232. Who built the Red Fort in Delhi?
Ans:- Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan
233. Where is the Netaji Subhash National Institute of Sports situated?
Ans:- Patiala
234. With which game is the Aga Khan Cup related?
Ans:- Hockey
235. In which state is the Bandipur Sanctuary located?
Ans:- Karnataka
236. Who invented the steam engine?
Ans:- James Watt
237. Who invented the radio?
Ans:- Italy resident Marconi
238. Who was the first Home Minister of India?
Ans:- Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
239. Who is the first woman prime minister of the world?
Ans:- Sirimavo Bandaranaike
240. To which era does the Harappan civilization belong?
Ans:- Bronze Age
241. Which Mughal ruler started the "Din-e-Ilahi" religion?
Ans:- Akbar
242. Why does the Sun appear red at the time of rising and setting?
Ans:- Because the scattering of red color is the least
243. What is the height of the geostationary satellite from the earth?
Ans:- 36000 kilometer
244. Who discovered the smallpox vaccine?
Ans:- Edward Jenner
245. Who discovered the rabies vaccine?
Ans:- Louis Pasteur
246. Due to which bacteria curd is formed from milk?
Ans:- Lacto Bacillus
247. What is the frequency of ultrasonic waves?
Ans:- More than 20000 Hz
248. On what principle does the atomic bomb work?
Ans:- Nuclear fission
249. What is the unit of electric current?
Ans:- Ampere
250. Which mineral is necessary to control the heartbeat?
Ans:- Potassium
251. Who discovered penicillin?
Ans:- Alexander Fleming
252. From which plant is the medicine for malaria 'kunin' obtained?
Ans:- Cinchona
253. Which is the biggest flower in the world?
Ans:- Rafflesia
254. Which is the largest living bird?
Ans:- Ostrich
255. Which animal was first domesticated by man?
Ans:- Dog
Answer:- 1961
196. What is the standard time line of India?
Ans:- 82.5 degree east longitude line which passes through Allahabad
197. Whose world famous painting is 'Monalisa'?
Ans:- Leonardo-Da-Vinci
198. Swang is the folk dance art of which state?
Ans:- Haryana
199. How many High Courts are there in India?
Ans:- 24
200. Who was the last Mughal emperor?
Ans:- Bahadur Shah Zafar II
201. Whose composition is 'Godan'?
Ans:- Munshi Premchand
202. Which virus spreads 'swine flu' disease?
Ans:- H1N1
203. When is National Voters' Day celebrated?
Ans:- 25 January
204. Who is the constitutional head of the Government of India?
Ans:- President
205. By which constitutional amendment were the fundamental duties added to the constitution?
Ans:- 42nd
206. Which movement was started by Mahatma Gandhi to break the salt law?
Ans:- Civil Disobedience Movement
207. Who elects the Vice President?
Ans:- Member of Parliament
208. Where is the Vijaystambha situated?
Ans:- In Chittorgarh
209. The world's longest (9438 km) railroad Trans-Siberia (Russia) connects which two cities?
Ans:- St.Petersburg to Vladivostok
210. Amarkantak is the origin of which river?
Ans:- Narmada
211. In which state is the maximum production of gypsum in India?
Ans:- Rajasthan
212. Where did the English East India Company set up the first factory in India?
Ans:- In Surat (Gujarat)
213. Who wrote the book 'Aine Akbari'?
Ans:- Abul Fazal
214. In which game the word 'Bully' is used?
Ans:- Hockey
215. Who is called 'flying angel'?
Ans:- P.T.Usha
216. When and where was the Arya Samaj established?
Ans:- In 1875 in Mumbai
217. Which is the oldest Veda?
Ans:- Rigveda
218. When is 'Education Day' celebrated?
Ans:- On 11 November
219. Whose birthday is celebrated as Education Day?
Ans:- On the birthday of India's first education minister Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
220. Who led the Bardoli movement of 1928?
Ans:- Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel
221. Who founded the Khalsa sect?
Ans:- Guru Gobind Singh
222. Who founded the Mughal dynasty?
Ans:- Babur
223. India's first woman I.P.S. Who was the officer?
Ans:- Kiran Bedi
224. Kathak is the classical dance of which state?
Ans:- Uttar Pradesh
225. What was the capital of Tipu Sultan?
Ans:- Srirangapatna
226. Which is the hardest substance?
Ans:- Diamond
227. Who invented dynamite?
Ans:- Alfred Noble
228. With which musical instrument is Bismillah Khan related?
Ans:- Shehnai
229. Oscar award is related to which field?
Ans:- Film
230. Which general ordered the firing in Jallianwala Bagh?
Ans:- Michael O'Dwyer
231. What was the ancient name of Patna?
Ans:- Pataliputra
232. Who built the Red Fort in Delhi?
Ans:- Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan
233. Where is the Netaji Subhash National Institute of Sports situated?
Ans:- Patiala
234. With which game is the Aga Khan Cup related?
Ans:- Hockey
235. In which state is the Bandipur Sanctuary located?
Ans:- Karnataka
236. Who invented the steam engine?
Ans:- James Watt
237. Who invented the radio?
Ans:- Italy resident Marconi
238. Who was the first Home Minister of India?
Ans:- Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
239. Who is the first woman prime minister of the world?
Ans:- Sirimavo Bandaranaike
240. To which era does the Harappan civilization belong?
Ans:- Bronze Age
241. Which Mughal ruler started the "Din-e-Ilahi" religion?
Ans:- Akbar
242. Why does the Sun appear red at the time of rising and setting?
Ans:- Because the scattering of red color is the least
243. What is the height of the geostationary satellite from the earth?
Ans:- 36000 kilometer
244. Who discovered the smallpox vaccine?
Ans:- Edward Jenner
245. Who discovered the rabies vaccine?
Ans:- Louis Pasteur
246. Due to which bacteria curd is formed from milk?
Ans:- Lacto Bacillus
247. What is the frequency of ultrasonic waves?
Ans:- More than 20000 Hz
248. On what principle does the atomic bomb work?
Ans:- Nuclear fission
249. What is the unit of electric current?
Ans:- Ampere
250. Which mineral is necessary to control the heartbeat?
Ans:- Potassium
251. Who discovered penicillin?
Ans:- Alexander Fleming
252. From which plant is the medicine for malaria 'kunin' obtained?
Ans:- Cinchona
253. Which is the biggest flower in the world?
Ans:- Rafflesia
254. Which is the largest living bird?
Ans:- Ostrich
255. Which animal was first domesticated by man?
Ans:- Dog
256. From which game is the term LBW derived?
Ans:- Cricket
257. Which layer of the atmosphere protects us from the ultraviolet rays coming from the Sun?
Ans:- Ozone
258. After which war did Emperor Ashoka convert to Buddhism?
Ans:- Kalinga war
259. Which is the central bank of India?
Ans:- Reserve Bank of India
260. Where is the Salarjung Museum?
Ans:- Hyderabad
261. Who has been the Chief Minister for the longest time in India?
Ans:- Jyoti Basu (West Bengal)
262. At what temperature the Celsius and Fahrenheit temperatures are equal?
Ans:- -40 degree
263. Bronze is an alloy of?
Ans:- Copper and Tin
264. Duleep Trophy is related to which game?
Ans:- Cricket
265. What will be the full expansion of LPG?
Ans:- Liquefied Petroleum Gas
266. Who wrote the book 'Gita Rahasya'?
Ans:- Bal Gangadhar Tilak
267. How many members of Rajya Sabha are elected after every 2 years?
Ans:- One-third
268. How many years is the term of American President?
Ans:- Four years
269. Ayodhya is situated on the bank of which river?
Ans:- Saryu
270. Who founded Jaipur?
Ans:- Raja Sawai Jai Singh of Amer
271. Durand Cup is related to which game?
Ans:- Football
272. To whom was the Nobel Prize for Literature instituted in 1907 awarded?
Ans:- Rudyard Kipling
273. In whose reign did the Moroccan traveler Ibn Battuta come to India?
Ans:- Mohammad bin Tughlaq
274. Who was the first law minister of India?
Ans:- Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkar
275. Who was the author of 'Abhigyan Shakuntalam'?
Ans:- Kalidas
276. When is Labor Day celebrated?
Ans:- 1st May
Ans:- Cricket
257. Which layer of the atmosphere protects us from the ultraviolet rays coming from the Sun?
Ans:- Ozone
258. After which war did Emperor Ashoka convert to Buddhism?
Ans:- Kalinga war
259. Which is the central bank of India?
Ans:- Reserve Bank of India
260. Where is the Salarjung Museum?
Ans:- Hyderabad
261. Who has been the Chief Minister for the longest time in India?
Ans:- Jyoti Basu (West Bengal)
262. At what temperature the Celsius and Fahrenheit temperatures are equal?
Ans:- -40 degree
263. Bronze is an alloy of?
Ans:- Copper and Tin
264. Duleep Trophy is related to which game?
Ans:- Cricket
265. What will be the full expansion of LPG?
Ans:- Liquefied Petroleum Gas
266. Who wrote the book 'Gita Rahasya'?
Ans:- Bal Gangadhar Tilak
267. How many members of Rajya Sabha are elected after every 2 years?
Ans:- One-third
268. How many years is the term of American President?
Ans:- Four years
269. Ayodhya is situated on the bank of which river?
Ans:- Saryu
270. Who founded Jaipur?
Ans:- Raja Sawai Jai Singh of Amer
271. Durand Cup is related to which game?
Ans:- Football
272. To whom was the Nobel Prize for Literature instituted in 1907 awarded?
Ans:- Rudyard Kipling
273. In whose reign did the Moroccan traveler Ibn Battuta come to India?
Ans:- Mohammad bin Tughlaq
274. Who was the first law minister of India?
Ans:- Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkar
275. Who was the author of 'Abhigyan Shakuntalam'?
Ans:- Kalidas
276. When is Labor Day celebrated?
Ans:- 1st May
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