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1. The STD service was FIRST introduced in India between Kanpur and Lucknow in the year ____________ .(SSC )
2.The world Population Day is observed on ________________.(SSC)
3.The country which is known as the " Nation of Thousand Hills " is ___________. (SSC)
4. The number of " puranas (पुराण ) is ____________. (SSC)
5. The letter "C" in CAT - SCAN stands for ____________. (SSC )
6. The number of bones in spinal column of human beings is ____________.(SSC)
7. The longest river of world is ____________. (IAS Pre )
8. FIRST INDIAN WOMEN prime minister of INDIA was ___________.(RAS Pre)
9. FIRST INDIAN WOMEN to get an olympic medal is ________________.(SBI)
10. The two countries connected by sea are ___________ and ______(SSC)
11. The city of DHILLIKA ( DELHI ) was founded by ___________.(RAS )
12.Light takes _______________minutes = ____________seconds to travel from sun to Earth . (PCS )
13. Largest peninsula of the world is _____________. (PCS)
14. Highest waterfall in the world is ____________ (PCS ).
15. Asia's largest fresh water lake is ____________ (RAS)
16. INDIA is areawise __________ largest country of the world (NDA)
17. Longitudinal extend of India is _degree ____minute NORTH , ___degree ___minute North. (MP PCS)
18. Largest mountain peak of INDIA is k2/Godwin Austin which world's _________ highest peak. (NDA)
19. Only 2 rivers of India which flow from west to east are __________ and __________. (RAS)
20. The third biggest ocean in the world is ____________. (SSC)
21. Southernmost point of INDIA is INDIRA POINT or pygmalion point is in ___________________ Island (Indian coastguard services )
22. The Tropic of cancer passes through India at ___________ degrees NORTH.
23. India is largest producer of ___________ in the world . (SSC)
24. Our Earth rotates from ______ to EAST. ( SSC)
25. Total number of bones in human body are __________ ( Medical entrance/ NEET ).
26. Largest bone in our human body is _____________ (NEET )
27. Smallest bone of our body is _____________ ( CPMT)
28. Longest life span of around 150 years is of ______________ (CPMT)
29. Total number of teeths in a child is ___________ (DPMT / NOW NEET ).
30. Hardest part of our body is ________________ ( NEET )
31.Photovoltaic cell is related to ____________ ( RAS)
32.First mammal cloned , the sheep was born in which country ? _____ ( RAS)
33. The government of INDIA has decided to give BIVALENT ORV against ____ disease __________ ( RAS )
34. First National park established in India is __________ ( RAS)
35.The central Institute of Arid Horticulture is situated at ___________ ( RAS)
36. In a mixture of 60 litres, the ratio of milk and water is 5 : 3 . In order to make the ratio 1 : 2 quantity of water to be added to the mixture is ____ ( RAS).
37. A father distributes Rs. 16,400 into two fixed deposits for his two sons of of age 17 and 18 years respectively, such that at their age of 20 years , both gets the same amount. If rate of compound interest is 5 % per annum, then how much amount father deposits for his younger son ? ( RAS)
38. The difference of compound interest ( annually ) and simple interest on an amount of Rs. 15000 for 2 years on the same rate of interest per annum is ____( RAS)
39. Which Indian state is declared as the " FIRST DIGITAL STATE " ? (RAS)
40. How much part of THAR DESERT in India falls in Rajasthan ? (RAS)
41. The kawal tiger Reserve is located in which state ? (RAS)
42.What would be the compound interes accued on an amount of Rs. 8400 at the rate of 12.5 % per annum at the end of 3 years ? ( SBI )
43. The average age of all the 100 employees in an office is 29 years , where 2/5 employees are ladies and the ratio of average age of men to women is 5 : 7. The average age of female employees is ______? ( SBI )
44. What will come in place of ___ 17, 52, 158 , 477 , _____ 4310 . (SBI)
45. 3, 22, ______, 673 , 2696, 8093 (SBI)
46. 6, 13, 38, ____, 532, 2675 (SBI)
47. ( 9117.88 - 8021.85 + 903.92 (SBI)
48.The mass of a body at the centre of EARTH is ________ (FCI)
49 A Piece of wire 132 cm long is bent successively in the shape of square, triangle, a circle and a regular hexagon . The largest area is included where the wire is in the form of ___________. (FCI)
50. Animals active at night are called ______ ( AIR FORCE )
51. Which city will host the 2022 Commonwealth GAMES ? _____( AIR FORCE )
52. Lines joining polaces of equal temperature are called _______ ( AIR FORCE )
53. How many days moon takes to revolve around the Earth ?( AIR FORCE )
54. A train covers a distance of 12 km in 10 min. If it takes 6 sec to pass a telegraph post , the length of the train is ________( AIR FORCE )
55. A Can do 1/2 of a work in 8 days while B can do 1/3 of the same work in 8 days. How many days can they both do it together ? ( AIR FORCE )
56. A Boat traavels upostream from B to A and downstream from A to b in 3 hrs. If the speed of the boat in still water is 9 km/hr and the speed of the current is 3 km/hr. The disstance between A and B is ______.( AIR FORCE )
57. If the selling price is doubled , the profit triples. The profit percent is _____.
( AIR FORCE )
58.The sea of Transquility is located in (NDA)
59. Rh factor is a term associated with _______ (NDA)
60. The U.N. day is observed on _______ (NDA)
61. The time difference between I.S.T and G.M.T is _______ (NDA)
62. ' Pulitzer ' prizes are awarded for excellence in the field of _____(SSC)
63. A pond of clear water appears less deep than it really is . This is due to ___
64. Which Vitamin is provided by the Sunlight to the human body ? (NDA)
65. The Halley's comet will be visible in the year ______ (NDA)
66. International date line passes through ______ degree Greenwich .(NDA)
67 Tropic of ______ passes through INDIA . (NDA)
68. The device used to ractify farsightedness is _________. (RRB)
69. At the Equator , the duration of day is ______ (RRB)
70. World Environment Day is celebrated on _____ (NDA)
71. India House is located in ________. (NDA)
72. The Indian Independence League was set up by ______ Bose. (NDA)
73. When a ship crosses the Internatinal date line from West to East , it loses _____ day/days . (NDA)
74. When the sun reaches its maximum distance from the equator it is known as ______ (SSC)
75. The interest on Rs. 4500 ( S.I ) from January 5 to May 31, 1954 at 8 % p.a. is _____ (SBI)
76. A Keyboard has ____ keys . (SBI)
77.FIRST INDIAN ASTRONAUT to travel in space was _______ in 1984.(NDA)
78. FIRST INDIAN WOMEN ASTRONAUT to go in space ______ (NDA)
79. 1 GIGABYTE = _________ MB.
(SSC)
80 ISLAND NAMED 3 MILE IS IN ________(USA) (NDA)
81.Sodium thiosulphate solution in photography is used to remove undecomposed _________ . (NDA)
82. Fire fly gives us cold light by the phenomenon of ___________ .(NDA)
83. The iron pillar near Qutab Minar draws attention due to its ______.(NDA)
84.If we spread common salt on Earthworm it dies due to ______ shock.(NDA)
85. Cutting and peeling of onions brings tears to the eyes because of the presence of ______ in the cell. (NDA)
86.The anti malaria drug Quinine is made from the plant _______. (NDA)
87. Endosulfon which in news now a days is a ________. (NDA)
88. GOITRE is developed due to deficiency of _______. (NDA)
89.Spark is observed when we pull out the switch due to the property called ____. (NDA)
90.Ifthe door of refrigerator is open in a room,it will ______ the room.(NDA) .
91.A body of mass 6 kg on the Earth when measured on moon will have its mass ______ kg. (NDA)
92. Gypsum is added to cement manufacturing to decrease the rate of ____ of cement. (NDA)
93. Chief election commissioner of India holds office for a period of ____ years. (SSC)
94. First women peacekeeping force by United Nations was sent by which country ? _____ (SSC)
95. Global INK is INDIAN NETWORK ____ (SSC)
96. The broken hills famous for zinc and lead is located in _______ (SSC)
97. "EL NINO "is associated with monsoon in India is _____ ocean current . (SSC)
98. The thermal equator is found on ____ of the geographical equator . (SSC)
99. A nautical mile = ________ feet . (SSC)
100.YAMO are the warm and dry winds that blow in ______. (SSC)
101. Which two continents form MIRROR IN
102. Which is the largest part of the human brain ? (CPMT) NOW NEET
103. The scientist who decoded the languages of bees _______ (CPMT)
104. From which part of the plant cotton fibre is derived ?_______ (CPMT)
105. The name of the plant from where castor oil is derived is_____. (CPMT)
106. Protein synthesis takes place in which part of the body ? _____ (CPMT)
107. First phase of mitotic division is _______ (CPMT)
108. Branch of science which is concerned with classification of organisms is _____ (NEET)
109. Which of the following cells in the human body have longest life span ? ___ (NEET)
110. For study of hybridisation Gregor Mendel used _______. (NEET)
111.Epidermis is made up of how many layers ? _____
112. The subcutaneous fat layer in the body is located below the ____(NEET)
113. Which tissue is responsible for the passage of water in plants (NEET)
114. Magnesium is essential for plants because it helps in the formation of ___
115. The effect of the length of the day on the flowering of plants is known as ______ (NEET)
116. ' Father of Genetics ' is ______ (NEET)
117. ________ acts as an insulator against heat, cold and as a shock absorber in our body ? (NEET)
118. Vitamin essential for formation of bones and teeth is ______ (NEET)
119. The skin of which of the following funtions as a site of cutaneous respiration ? ____ . (NEET)
120. Metabolic processes yield substances which are harmful but these substaances are harmless in _______. (NEET).
121 .Plants which flower only once in their life are called _______.(NEET)
122. Pollination by insects is called ________.(NEET)
123. The fusion of male gametes with an eggs is called ________.(NEET)
124 . Sugar bowl of the world is ________ ( name of country ).
125. The smallest living cell is that of a __________. (NEET)
126. The cell organelles which are involved in respiration are called _____. (NEET)
127. The adult human skeleton has ______ number of bones. (NEET)
128. The " Father of Genetics " was name given to great scientist ________.(NEET)
129. The water core diseases of apples is caused by ______ (NEET)
130. Bacateria can remain alive at _________ temperature for more than 1000
years. (NEET)
131. The term ' GENE ' was coined by _______________ (NEET)
132. The largest sperms among plants are found in _________ (NEET)
133. Rajtaringini about history of kashmir is written by ________.
134. Duncan pass is located between South and ______ Andaman.
135. The disease called black arms is found in _________. (NEET)
136. The santuary periyar in ______ is famous for elephants. (SSC)
137. Jute and coffee are obtained from which part of the plant ? ____ (SSC)
138. Singhbhum is famous for which metal ?_____ (SSC)
139 The largest amount of manganese is produced in which state ? ___ (SSC)
140. The year in which states were reorganised on linguistic basis was _____ (PCS )
141. Acceleration due to gravity is ______m/s/s. (NDA )
142. A Projecter fired at an angle of _____ degree travels maximum distance. (NDA )
143. The normal human blood pressure is _________.(NDA )
144. In plants water and nutrients travels upwards against gravity due to ___(NDA )
145. Which comet is seen after every 76 years ? __________(NDA )
146. Sea of transquility is found on which satellite ? _______
147. Passengers are advised to empty their fountain pen of ink on aeroplane because there is danger of ink leaking because atmosphere pressure ____.(NDA )
148. Astonauts could not talk in space because there is no ________.(NDA )
149. Germinating gram is a rich source of _______. (NDA )
150. Arthritis is a disease of joint which occurs due to the ____ and ______ of cartilage. (NDA )
151.ELISA TEST is commonly used to detect _________. (NDA )
152. Female Anopheles mosquito causes _______ diseases. (SSC )
153. Commonly prescribed drug for " MALARIA " is _________ (SSC )
154. Which disease is caused when a dog bites ? ______ (SSC )
155. Study of properties at subzero temperature is called _______ (INDIAN COASTGUARD SERVICES )
156. A person going up in a lift will have its weight ______.(INDIAN COASTGUARD SERVICES )
157. "Dynamite " was discovered by ___________ (NDA )
158. Diamonds appear tobe sparkling because of'TOTAL ______ REFLECTION' (NDA ).
159. INDIA dicovered which number ? (NDA )
160.Charles Babbage is known as " Father of ______" . (NDA )
161. INDIA and SRI LANKA are seperated by _____ strait . (NDA )
162. City known as 'Manchester of INDIA ' is ________.(RRB) (SSC)
163. Shore temple is located in ____________. (SSC)
164. SERVENTS OF INDIA society was founded by ________ (SSC)
165. Who is referred as " 'FATHER OF MODERN HINDI' ______ (SSC)
166. 'BCG ' is given against _________ disease. ( NDA)
167. LOGARITHM as a mathematical devise was originated by_____ ( NDA)
168. The term 'CUE' is associated with which game ? ( NDA)
169. INDIAN ACTIVIST famous for work on LEPROSY PATIENTS is _____ ( NDA)
170.'SHANTINIKETAN' was __________ by RABINDRANATH TAGORE. (SSC)
171. The INDIAN CONSTITUTION came into force on ________. (SSC)
172. Article of INDIAN CONSTITUTION which empowers president to dissolve LOK SABHA (SSC)
173. FIRST to observe ultraviolet rays was ______. (SSC)
174. The KHETRI PROJECT in RAJASTHAN is for the production of ______ (SSC)
175. KALINGA PRIZE is given by the government of ______ (SSC)
176. MATCH NUMBER is related to ______ ( IFS )
177. _______ is important for the formation of HAEMOGLOBIN AND CHROMATIN (NDA )
178. RASS TANNURA oil refinery is located aat ____ (NDA )
179. OLDEST MOUNTAIN SERIES is ______ (NDA )
180.CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT by which age of of voting was reduced from 21 to 18 years is ___. (NDA ).
181. The largest part of the human brain is __________(SSC)
182. Language of bees was decoded by the scientist _______(SSC)
183.Cotton Fibre is obtained from Epidermal hair of the ______(COMBINED GEOSCIENTIST)
184.Some plants are carnivorous. Which of the following plant is carnivorous ?
Begonia/Pitcher plant/ Sundew/ Water Lily?(NDA)
185. The name of the plant from where the castor oil is obtained is ____(CDS)
186. Protein synthesis takes place in ______(CDS)
187. ______ is the branch of science associated with the classification of organisms .(CDS)
188. Which of the following cells in human body has the longest life span _____(CDS)
( Basopohil/ Erythrocyte / Neutrophil / PLATELETS )
189 Of how many distinct layers of epithelial cells is epidermis made up of ?(SSC)
190. The subcutaneous fat layer in the body is located below the ______ .
191.Lira is the currency of _______(SSC)
192.The function of DNA in the body is to help in the synthesis of ______
193. Indigo is used in _______ industry .(SSC)
194.The largest part of most diets is made up of _____.(CDS)
195. The rocksin the himalyan system are mainly ______.
196. The Rajya Sabha has a maximum strength of _______ members.(SSC)
197. The finance commission is constituted by the president in every __ years.
198. FIRST coins in India were circulated in _____ and ____ states.(INDIAN STATISTICAL SER.)
199.. The valley of flowers is located in the state of _____.(SSC)
200. The green revolution was introduced in _______.(SSC)
201. Plants those FLOWER ONLY ONCE are called ________.(DPMT NOW NEET)
202. Entomophily is pollination by _______.(NDA)
203. Fruit development without fertilisation is called _______.(PCS)
204. The dry fruit chilgoza is obtained from ________.(FCI)
205. The pollen grains in the plants are produced in the _____.(FCI)
206. Bull semen for the purpose of artificial insemination is stored in liquid _____.(FCI)
207. The country which is called the sugar bowl of the world is ______.(FCI)
208. The smallest living cell is that of a ______.(FCI)
209. The tissue that plays a leading role in the elongaton of many bones is ___(FCI)
210. The cell organelles involved in respiration is ______.(FCI)
211. Most fish do not sink in water due to presence of ___ bladder .(FCI)
212. Gregor Mendel , Father of Genetics did his first experiment on ___ plant .(FCI)-ASSTT.GRADE
213.The water core disease of apples is caused by ____ temperature.(FCI)
214. A Powerful eye irritant present in smog is ________ nitrate.(FCI)
215. Bacteria can remain alive at subzero temperatures for more than ___ years.(SSB)
216.The term ' gene ' for the factors controlling heredity was coined by _____.(SSB)
217. The science of heredity was called ' genetics ' by _____.(SSB)
218. The largest sperms among plants are found in ______.(SSB)
219. Double fertilisation is a special feature of _____.(SSB)
220. Sugarcane, sugarbeet, seet pea, chick pea, pigeonpea and french bea belong to ___
plant families.(SSB)
plant families.(SSB)
221.17 th parallel seperates North and ________ Korea.
222. The Jhelum has its source from ____
223. Which region in India is known as the " Rice Bowl of India "?_____
224. The phenomenon called ' Equinox' is due to the __________________
225.As the height above sea level increases the temperature _____
226. The Caspian sea , is the ____ inland sea or lake in the world is located partly in _____ and partly in _____
.
227. Neap tides are caused by the gravitational pull of ___ and ___ in OPPOSITE direction.
228. GREAT vircles are imaginary circles whose plane passing through the centre of the Earth bisects it into _____ equal halves.
229. 1 degree of longitude at local time vary from GMT = ____ MINUTES
230. Spring tides are result of MOON AND THE Ssin pulling the EARTH in the ____ direction .
222. The Jhelum has its source from ____
223. Which region in India is known as the " Rice Bowl of India "?_____
224. The phenomenon called ' Equinox' is due to the __________________
225.As the height above sea level increases the temperature _____
226. The Caspian sea , is the ____ inland sea or lake in the world is located partly in _____ and partly in _____
.
227. Neap tides are caused by the gravitational pull of ___ and ___ in OPPOSITE direction.
228. GREAT vircles are imaginary circles whose plane passing through the centre of the Earth bisects it into _____ equal halves.
229. 1 degree of longitude at local time vary from GMT = ____ MINUTES
230. Spring tides are result of MOON AND THE Ssin pulling the EARTH in the ____ direction .
231.FIRST WOMAN Prime Minister of the world was ______.
232. FIRST CHIEF ELECTION COMMISSIONER of INDIA WAS ______.(SSC SECT. OFF )
233.FIRST WOMAN Chief Minister of a state in INDIA was ________________.(SSC SECT. OFF )
234. ___is used for artificial ripening of fruits.(SSC SECT. OFF )
235.LPG mainly contains ______.(SSC SECT. OFF )
236. SHIVASUNDARA island is on ______ river.(SSC SECT. OFF )
237.Metal used for galvanised corrugated iron sheets in GALVANISATION IS ____.(SSC SECT. OFF )
238. Enzymes are a group of _____.(SSC SECT. OFF )
239.Alligator, Turtle , Tortoise belong to a group of animals with no _____(SSC SECT. OFF )
240. "SARE JAHAN SE ACHHA ", IS COMPOSED BY ____.(SSC SECT. OFF )
241.In 1875 Arhe session first ya Samaj was set up in ______________________
242.Temple of ANGKOR VAT was built in ___.
243. How many members participated during in the FIRST INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS SESSION IN 1885 at BOMBAY _____
244.THE FIRST INDIAN TALKIE film was ____.
245. THE FIRST RAILWAY FROM BOMBAY TO THANE was opened in ___
246. Newspaper edited by GANDHIJI was ____.
247.How many members from Anglo Indian Community can be nominated by the GOVERNOR to the STATE ASSEMBLY _____
248. Items contained in UNION LIST are ____ items.
249.The VICE PRESIDENT OF INDIA can be removed from office by the_ with the concurrence of LOK SABHA.
250.A Money bill passed by LOK SABHA has to be passed /returned by RAJYA SABH is
within _____ days.
251.The FIRST BRANCH by any Indian Bank in QUATAR has been set by _____ bank.
252. In which year was the RESERVE BANK OF INDIA established? _____
253. Source of electric energy in Artificial Satellite is ____ cells.
254. The ozone layer of atmosphere absorbs ______ radiations.
255.MINAMATA is disease caused by eating ___due to MERCURY POISONING..
256.Air is completely removed from an ELECTRIC BULB to prevent ____.
257.The meeting point of the Western Ghats and the Eastern Ghats is ____
258.INTERNATIONAL RICE RESEARCH INSTITUTE is situated in ____
259.FINEST NATURAL HARBOUR OF INDIA IS ____
260. Which city is called the "BOSTON OF THE EAST " _____.
261.____ is used in MATCHSTICK as an oxidising agent.
262. Tetraetyl lead is used in petrol as _____, to reduce pollution.
263. PLASTER OF PARIS IS MADE FROM ______
264. Diamond is an allotropic form of _____265.LPG contains more than 90 percent ____
266. Natural Rubber is a plant product which is chemically known as _________
267. The refrigerant "FREON" is ____
268. Chemical formula for Water Glass is ___
269.The alloy amalgam mainly contains ____
270. Vinegar is an aqueous solution of _____
271.____preached his first ssermon at SARNATH .
272. MAHABALIPURAM temples were built by _____
273. Shivaji was coronated at ____.
274.BHAGWAD GITA was originally written in ____ language .
275._____river is the main source of water of RAJASTHAN CANAL.
276.ANGORA wool is obtained from a breed of ____
277.The islands of SEYCHELLES are located in the ____ Ocean.
278. The leading producer of rubber in the world is _____ country .
279. The time difference of one hour the longitudinal distance is equal to ____.
280. Ankleshwar and Kalol are major sources for Petroleum in India are in the state of ____.
281. India's coastline measures ____km ( HARYANA CIVIL SERVICES-Pre )
282. Under which Viceroy was the Indian Universities comission set up in 1902?
283.The MATALIA HYDEL PROJECT is on which river ? ______
284.Kathakali is a popular dance form prevalent in which state ? ____
285. A Geostationary satellite is positioned at a distance of how many kilometers above sea level ?__
286. The biologist who discovered function of cells in 1665 was ______
287. The world's driest desert is ______
288.When was the 'National Commission for Schedule Castes and Tribes ' bifurcated into the 'National Commission for Schedule Castes ' and ' National commission for Schedule Tribes'?___
289.Mexico and Cuba are joined by _______ straits .
290.In ____ book written by Dadabhai Naroji ' drain of wealth theory' is explained.
291.The central Nodal Agency for implementing price support operations for commercial crops is ____
292. Palaeontology is the study of _____
293 National Institute of Nutrition is located in ________
294 FIRST WOMEN CHIEF ECONOMIST appointed to International organisation IMF was ___
295.Where was Razia Sultan defeated and Assasinated ? ________
296.Biographical information on Guru Nanak is available from which major source ?____
297. Newton's first law of motion is also known as ______
298 _________ million km is thse surface area of Earth .
299.The Jallianwaala massaacre happenned on ______
300. FIRST INDIAN WOMEN TO GET P.hd and D.Sc from University of Michigan is JANAKI AMMAL in _______ subject .
ANSWERS
- 1960.
- JULY 11th
- Rwanda
- 18
- computerised
- 33
- NILE
- MRS. Indira Gandhi
- Karnam Malleswari
- England and France
- Tomars
- 8 Minutes= 480 seconds
- Arabia
- Angel
- Chilka (orissa)
- seventh
- 8 degree 4 minutes to 37 degree 6 minutes north
- second
- Narmada and Tapti
- Indian ocean
- Andaman and Nicobar Islands
- 23.5
- Tea
- West
- 206
- Femur
- -
- Tortoise
31.Solar energy
32.Scotland
33. Polio
34. Jim corbett National park
35. Bikaner
36. 52.5 litres
37. Rs. 8000
38. 8 %
39. kerala
40. 90 %
41. Telangana
42. Rs. 3560
43. 35 years
44. 1435 ( x3 + 1)
45.134 ( /2 - 1 )
46.129 ( x 0.5 + 0.5 )
48, Remains constant
49Regular hexagon
50Nocturnal 51. Durban, South AFRICA 52. Isothermal53. 27 1/3 54. 120 m
55. 9.6 days 56. 12 km 57. 100 %. 58. Moon 59. Blood Transusion 60. Oct.24
61. 5 1/2 hrs 62. Journalism 63. Refraction 64. Vitamin D 65. 2062 a.d. 66. 180 degree 67.Tropic of Cancer 68. Convex lens 69. 12 hours 70. June 5 71. London 72. Rashbehari Bose 73. It loses one day 74. Solstice 75. RS. 144 76. 104 keys are there in keyboard of computer
77. Mr. Rakesh Sharma 78. Ms. kalpana chawla 79. 1GB = 1024 MB 80. CHERNOBYL ( USA) has 3 mile island. 81. silver bromide.
82.Chemiluminescence. 83. Rustlessness. 84. osmotic shock. 85. sulphur in the cell.
86. Cinchona 87. pesticide . 88. Iodine 89 Capacitance 90.HEAT 91. 6 kg . 92. setting rate of cement . 93. 6 years . 94. INDIA .95 INDIAN NETWORK OF KNOWLEDGE 96. Australia 97. warm 98. north 99. 6080 feet 100. Japan101. 102. Cerebrum 103. Karl Von Frisch 104. Epidermal hairs of seeds 105. Ricinus communis 106. Ribosomes 107. Prophase 108. Taxonomy 109. Erythrocyte 110. Gardenpeas111. four layers. 112. below the dermis 113. Xylem 114 The formation of chlorphyll 115. photoperiodism 116. Gregor Johann Mendel 117. Sub cutaneous fat layer 118. Vitamin D 119. Amphibia 120. Liver121. . Monocurpic 122. Entomophily 123. Syngamy 124. Cuba 125. Mycop lasma 126. Mitochondria 127. 206 bones 128Gregor Mendel 129.High Temperature 130. Subzero 131. W.Johannsen 132. gymnosperm 133. Kalhan 134. Little 135. Cotton 136. Kerala 137. Stem 138. Iron 139. Madhya pradesh 140. "1956" 141. 9.8 142. 45 degree 143. B.P. should be between 80 and 120. 144. capillary action 145. Halley's comet 146. moon of planet earth 147. decreases 148. Atmosphere 149.Vitamin E 150. Wear and Tear 151. AIDS 152. Malaria 153. Quinine 154. Rabies 155. Cryogenics 156. Increased 157. Alfred Nobel 158. TOTAL INTERNAL REFLECTION 159. ZERO 160. Computers 161. PALK STRAIT 162. SURAT 163. MAMALLLAPURAM 164. GOPAL KRISHNA GOKHALE 165. HARISH CHANDRA 166. Tuberculosis 167. John Napier 168. Billiards 169. Baba Amte 170 . founded 171. 26th Jan 1950 172. article 84 173. JOHANN WILHELM RITTER 174. Copper 175. UNESCO 176. Aircraft 177. Iron 178. kuwait 179. ARAVALLI 180. 63RD 180 181. Cerebrum 182. Karl VON frisch 183. seed 184. PITCHER PLANT 185. rICINUS COMMUNIS 186. ribosomes 187. Prophase 187TAXONOMY 188 eRYTHROCYTE
189.4 190. dermis 1ing 191. Italy 192. proteins 193. dyeing 194. Proteins195. Sedimentary 196.250 members 197. five years 198. Bihar and U.P. 199. Uttar pradesh 200. 1965 201. Monocurpic plants flower once in lifetime 202. Entomopilily 203Parthenocarpy 204. chilgoza is obtained from pine 205.Anther 206. Liquid Nitrogen 207. cube 208. Mychoplasma 209. cartilage 210. mitochondria 211. SWIM 212. Pea 213. high temperature 214. peroxyacetyl nitrate 215. for more than 1000 years 216.W. JOHNNSEN 217. W. BATESON 218. gymnosperms have largest sperms 219. angiosperms . 220. three plant families.221South. 222.Verinagh 223. krishna- Godavaari Delta regon 224. Revolution of Erth 225. decreases 226. partly in Europe and partly in Asia 227. Moon and SUN IN OPPOSITE directions. 228. Imaginary 229. 4 minutes 230 Moon and sun pulling the EARTH IN SAME DIRECTION.231. S.Bandarnaike 232.Sukumar Sen 233. Sucheta kriplani (UP ) 234. Acetylene 235. Aromatic Hydrocarbons 236. Cauvery 237. Zinc 238. Proteins 239.ACETYLENE 240.Md. Iqbal241. BOMBAY 242. Surya Varma-2 243. seventy two 244. Alam Ara 245. 1853AD 246.NAVJEEVAN 247. ONE 248.1955 249. RAJYA SABHA 250. 14 251.ICICI 252.1935 253. SOLAR 254. UV 255.FISH
82.Chemiluminescence. 83. Rustlessness. 84. osmotic shock. 85. sulphur in the cell.
86. Cinchona 87. pesticide . 88. Iodine 89 Capacitance 90.HEAT 91. 6 kg . 92. setting rate of cement . 93. 6 years . 94. INDIA .95 INDIAN NETWORK OF KNOWLEDGE 96. Australia 97. warm 98. north 99. 6080 feet 100. Japan101. 102. Cerebrum 103. Karl Von Frisch 104. Epidermal hairs of seeds 105. Ricinus communis 106. Ribosomes 107. Prophase 108. Taxonomy 109. Erythrocyte 110. Gardenpeas111. four layers. 112. below the dermis 113. Xylem 114 The formation of chlorphyll 115. photoperiodism 116. Gregor Johann Mendel 117. Sub cutaneous fat layer 118. Vitamin D 119. Amphibia 120. Liver121. . Monocurpic 122. Entomophily 123. Syngamy 124. Cuba 125. Mycop lasma 126. Mitochondria 127. 206 bones 128Gregor Mendel 129.High Temperature 130. Subzero 131. W.Johannsen 132. gymnosperm 133. Kalhan 134. Little 135. Cotton 136. Kerala 137. Stem 138. Iron 139. Madhya pradesh 140. "1956" 141. 9.8 142. 45 degree 143. B.P. should be between 80 and 120. 144. capillary action 145. Halley's comet 146. moon of planet earth 147. decreases 148. Atmosphere 149.Vitamin E 150. Wear and Tear 151. AIDS 152. Malaria 153. Quinine 154. Rabies 155. Cryogenics 156. Increased 157. Alfred Nobel 158. TOTAL INTERNAL REFLECTION 159. ZERO 160. Computers 161. PALK STRAIT 162. SURAT 163. MAMALLLAPURAM 164. GOPAL KRISHNA GOKHALE 165. HARISH CHANDRA 166. Tuberculosis 167. John Napier 168. Billiards 169. Baba Amte 170 . founded 171. 26th Jan 1950 172. article 84 173. JOHANN WILHELM RITTER 174. Copper 175. UNESCO 176. Aircraft 177. Iron 178. kuwait 179. ARAVALLI 180. 63RD 180 181. Cerebrum 182. Karl VON frisch 183. seed 184. PITCHER PLANT 185. rICINUS COMMUNIS 186. ribosomes 187. Prophase 187TAXONOMY 188 eRYTHROCYTE
189.4 190. dermis 1ing 191. Italy 192. proteins 193. dyeing 194. Proteins195. Sedimentary 196.250 members 197. five years 198. Bihar and U.P. 199. Uttar pradesh 200. 1965 201. Monocurpic plants flower once in lifetime 202. Entomopilily 203Parthenocarpy 204. chilgoza is obtained from pine 205.Anther 206. Liquid Nitrogen 207. cube 208. Mychoplasma 209. cartilage 210. mitochondria 211. SWIM 212. Pea 213. high temperature 214. peroxyacetyl nitrate 215. for more than 1000 years 216.W. JOHNNSEN 217. W. BATESON 218. gymnosperms have largest sperms 219. angiosperms . 220. three plant families.221South. 222.Verinagh 223. krishna- Godavaari Delta regon 224. Revolution of Erth 225. decreases 226. partly in Europe and partly in Asia 227. Moon and SUN IN OPPOSITE directions. 228. Imaginary 229. 4 minutes 230 Moon and sun pulling the EARTH IN SAME DIRECTION.231. S.Bandarnaike 232.Sukumar Sen 233. Sucheta kriplani (UP ) 234. Acetylene 235. Aromatic Hydrocarbons 236. Cauvery 237. Zinc 238. Proteins 239.ACETYLENE 240.Md. Iqbal241. BOMBAY 242. Surya Varma-2 243. seventy two 244. Alam Ara 245. 1853AD 246.NAVJEEVAN 247. ONE 248.1955 249. RAJYA SABHA 250. 14 251.ICICI 252.1935 253. SOLAR 254. UV 255.FISH
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261.pot. chlorate 262Additive 263.Gypsum 264. Carbon 265.Butane
266.Latex 267.Difluoro-dichloromethane268.NAAIO3 269.Mercury 270.Acetic acid
271.Buddha 272.Pallavas 273.Raigarh 274.Sanskrit 275.Sutlej
276.Goat 277.Indian 278. Malaysia 279.15 degree 280.Gujarat
281. 7515.6 km 282. Lord Curzon 283. Betwa ,UP 284. Kerala 285.35786 km
286. Robert Hooke 287.Atacama 288.28th sept 289.Yucatan Strait 290Poverty and unbritish rule in India 291.NAFED 292. Plant and Animal fossils 293.Hyderabad
294. Gita Gopinath 295. kithal(Haryana) 296.Janam sakhis 297.Principle of Inertia
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3. Four of the following five are alike in a certain way and hence form a group. Which one does not belong to the group?
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(b) 70
(c) 48
(d) 68
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29. 20 baby teeth
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ReplyDeleteFemur and Temporal bone of the skull are the strongest bones of the human body. However, tooth enamel is the hardest and most highly mineralized substance in the human body. It's a tissue and not a bone.
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1. To which age the Indus Valley Civilization belongs? – Neolithic age
2. In 1610, Galileo Galilei discovered four moons of which planet? – Jupiter
3. Which was adopted from the Maurya dynasty in the emblem of Government of India? – Four lions
4. By which ministry is Economic survey published? – Ministry of Finance
5. Which remains constant while throwing a ball upward? – Acceleration
6. Where did India first win the Olympic Hockey gold? – Amsterdam
7. Where is Indian Institute of Petroleum located? – Dehradun
8. Who is the ‘author of the book ‘A Brief History of Time’? – Stephen Hawking
9. Who was the first ‘Indian to swim across English Channel? – Mihir Sen
10. Which state ranks first in milk procurement in India? – Gujarat
11. What is the mean of Epigraphy? – The study of inscriptions
12. How many States of the U.S.A. are not attached to its mainland? – Two
13. Which is nuclear-capable submarine-launched ballistic missile? – Sagarika
14. According to 2011 census, howmany female number is per 1000 male? – 940
15. Who got the ‘Bharat Ratna’ award, before becoming the President of India? – Dr. Zakir Hussain
16. Which was common both to the Harappan society and the Rigvedic society? – Horses
17. Which was not included in the Eight Fold Path prescribed by Buddha? – Right knowledge
18. Which is the place that has the longest day and the shortest night on 22nd December,? – Melbourne
19. What is the total number of Fundamental Duties mentioned in the Constitution? – 11
20. Which first Bank was established in India? – Bank of Hindustan
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Which number is a multiple of 4?
A.
23
B.
18
C.
13
D.
12
2.
If Derek Jeter bats 100 times and gets 40 hits, what is his batting average?
A.
0.318
B.
0.4
C.
0.5
D.
0.245
3.
Which gives the same answer as 5+5+5+5?
A.
5 x 2
B.
10 x 2
C.
20 x 2
D.
10 + 2
4.
Which one of the following is not a parallelogram?
A.
Circle
B.
Rectangle
C.
Rhombus
D.
Square
5.
What is the name of a solid figure with six square faces?
A.
Triangle
B.
Cube
C.
Circle
D.
Globe
6.
Where is the corner where three or more edges meet in a solid figure?
A.
Center
B.
Middle
C.
Diameter
D.
Vertex
7.
What is a letter or symbol that stands for a number or numbers?
A.
Variable
B.
Difference
C.
Equal Sign
D.
Quotient
8.
Which is a fact family?
A.
2+3=5 And 6+1=7
B.
5-1=4 And 14
C.
1+2=3 And 2+1=3
D.
3+1=4 And 3x3=9
9.
What does a factor tree show?
A.
Number Graphs
B.
The Prime Factors Of A Number
C.
A Table
D.
The Facts
10.
What is a set of symbols that expresses a mathematical rule called?
A.
Line
B.
Point
C.
Formula
D.
Graph
11.
Which figure does not begin and end at the same point?
A.
Sphere
B.
Solid Mass
C.
Open Figure
D.
Triangle
12.
Which of the following is largest?
A.
Ounce
B.
Gallon
C.
Pint
D.
Liter
13.
If a truck travels 350 miles on 20 gallons of fuel, how many miles per gallon is the truck getting?
A.
70
B.
5.7
C.
17.5
D.
7000
14.
If Tim travels eight miles east and Sam six miles east, how far would they be from one another?
A.
48 Miles
B.
14 Miles
C.
Two Miles
D.
10 Miles
15.
What is the price of a $300 watch marked down 40 per cent?
A.
240
B.
200
C.
120
D.
180
1. India has recently donated how much amount to UN Peace Building Fund (PBF)?
ReplyDelete[A] $4 Lakh
[B] $5 Lakh
[C] $6 Lakh
[D] $8
Correct Answer: B [$5 Lakh]
2. Who has been appointed as the new Attorney General of India?
[A] P J Thomas
[B] M N Krishnamani
[C] K K Venugopal
[D] Rohington Nariman
Correct Answer: C [K K Venugopal]
3. Which of the following Indian American personalities will be honoured with the 2017 “Great Immigrants: The Pride of America” award?
[A] Shantanu Narayen and Vivek Murthy
[B] Sunder Pichai and Hari Sreenivasan
[C] Bharati Mukherjee and Vikram Malhotra
[D] Satya Narayan and Vikram Murthy
Correct Answer: A [Shantanu Narayen and Vivek Murthy]
4. Who has been appointed as the new Economic Relations Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA)?
[A] Vinesh Rathore
[B] Madhu Tamble
[C] Kirti Singh
[D] Vijay Gokhale
Correct Answer: D [Vijay Gokhale]
5. Who has taken charge as the new Director General of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP)?
[A] Rajiv Jain
[B] RK Pachnanda
[C] Dineshwar Sharma
[D] Krishna Chaudhary
Correct Answer: B
6. Minaketan Das, the noted film actor has passed away. He was associated with which film industry?
[A] Odia
[B] Tamil
[C] Telugu
[D] Bengali
Correct Answer: A [Odia]
7. Simone Veil, the iconic European feminist politician passed away. She hailed from which country?
[A] Germany
[B] France
[C] Italy
[D] Japan
Correct Answer: B [France]
8. Who has been conferred with the 2017 Best astrologer of the world award?
[A] P K L Sarnath
[B] Ganesha Bejan Daruwalla
[C] T S Vneeth
[D] Viktor Kondrashin
Correct Answer: C [T S Vneeth]
9. Who of the following has been awarded the 2017 USIBC Global Leadership Awards?
[A] Mukesh Ambani
[B] Azim Premji
[C] Aditya Birla
[D] Adi Godrej
Correct Answer: D [Adi Godrej]
10. What is the theme of the 2017 International Co-operative Day (IDC)?
[A] Peace-building through Co-operatives
[B] Co-operative enterprise empowers women
[C] Choose co-operatives, choose equality
[D] Co-operatives ensure no one is left behind
Correct Answer: D
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ReplyDelete41.Kawal Tiger Reserve is located at Jannaram mandal of Mancherial District (Old Adilabad district) in Telangana state of India. Govt of India declared Kawal wildlife sanctuary as Tiger Reserve in 2012.
42.Ladies = 2/5 of 100 = 40. Rest = males = 60
Ratio of average age of men to women = 5:7. Let average age = 5x and 7x.
Thus 5x * 60 + 7x * 40 = 580x = 29 * 100 => x = 5
Average age of women = 7x = 35.
56.
ReplyDeleteSpeed of the boat in still water = 9 km/hr
Speed of the current = 3 km/h,
Speed downstream = 9+3 = 12 km/hr
Speed upstream = 9-3 = 6 km/hr
Let the distance between A and B be
X÷6 + x÷12 = 3
X+2
3x=36
Xr12
X=12
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ReplyDelete1. A floating post office
India has the largest postal network in the world with over 1, 55,015 post offices. A single post office on an average serves a population of 7,175 people. The floating post office in Dal Lake, Srinagar, was inaugurated in August 2011.
2. Kumbh Mela gathering visible from space
The 2011 Kumbh Mela was the largest gathering of people with over 75 million pilgrims. The gathering was so huge that the crowd was visible from space.
3. The wettest inhabited place in the world
Mawsynram, a village on the Khasi Hills, Meghalaya, receives the highest recorded average rainfall in the world. Cherrapunji, also a part of Meghalaya, holds the record for the most rainfall in the calendar year of 1861.
4. Bandra Worli Sealink has steel wires equal to the earth's circumference
It took a total of 2,57,00,000 man hours for completion and also weighs as much as 50,000 African elephants. A true engineering and architectural marvel.
5. The highest cricket ground in the world
At an altitude of 2,444 meters, the Chail Cricket Ground in Chail, Himachal Pradesh, is the highest in the world. It was built in 1893 and is a part of the Chail Military School.
6. Shampooing is an Indian concept
Shampoo was invented in India, not the commercial liquid ones but the method by use of herbs. The word 'shampoo' itself has been derived from the Sanskrit word champu, which means to massage.
7. The Indian national Kabaddi team has won all World Cups
India has won all 5 men's Kabaddi World Cups held till now and have been undefeated throughout these tournaments. The Indian women's team has also won all Kabaddi World Cups held till date.
8. Water on the moon was discovered by India
In September 2009, India's ISRO Chandrayaan- 1 using its Moon Mineralogy Mapper detected water on the moon for the first time.
9. Science day in Switzerland is dedicated to Ex-Indian President, APJ Abdul Kalam
The father of India's missile programme had visited Switzerland back in 2006. Upon his arrival, Switzerland declared May 26th as Science Day.
10. India's first President only took 50% of his salary
When Dr Rajendra Prasad was appointed the President of India, he only took 50% of his salary, claiming he did not require more than that. Towards the end of his 12-year tenure he only took 25% of his salary. The salary of the President was Rs 10,000 back then.
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ReplyDeleteWho is the composer of the national anthem of Bangladesh
Correct Answer is: Rabindranath Tagore
Who is the Amar sona bangla (national anthem of Bangladesh)?
Correct Answer is: Rabindranath Tagore
Who is the first and only Muslim lady ever to rule the throne of Delhi ?
Correct Answer is: Razia Sultana
“Sare jahan se acha” who compose this song?
Correct Answer is: Muhammad Iqbal
Which is the oldest news agency in the worlds?
Correct Answer is: AFP (Agence France Presse)
Where largest museum is is located at India?
Correct Answer is: Chennai
What was the ancient name of Patna?
Correct Ans. is: Patliputra
In which country was the invention of paper?
Correct Ans. is: China
Who is known as Punjab Kesari?
Correct Ans. is: Lala Lajpat Rai
What was the original name of Swami Dayanand Saraswati?
Correct Ans. is: Moolshankar
Where was the ‘Azad Hind Fauj’ established?
Correct Ans. is: Singapore
Bangladesh was formed in 1971, separated from what country?
Correct Ans. is: Pakistan
Who are known as ‘Shaheed-e-Azam’?
Correct Ans. is: Bhagat Singh
Who used to think Gandhiji as your political guru?
Correct Ans. is: Gopal Krishna Gokhale
What is the minimum age prescribed to become the President of India?
Correct Answer is: 35 Year
GK Question for Sport:
What is the normal time duration of Hockey game ?
Correct Answer is : 70 Minuets
Which game is the oldest sports game in the world ?
Correct Answer is: Archery ( It is the national sports of Bhutan)
Which country won the Football World Cup in 2010?
Correct Ans. is: Spain
Which game is associated with the Duleep Trophy?
Correct Ans. is: Cricket
Dhyan Chand Award is related to which area?
Correct Ans. is: For lifetime contribution in the sports field
Who was the first woman to climb Mt. Everest twice?
Correct Ans. is: Santosh Yadav
Teacher’s Day is celebrated on?
Correct Ans. is: September 5
World Environment Day is celebrated?
Correct Ans. is: June 5
When did the US strike a nuclear bomb at Hiroshima of Japan?
Correct Ans. is: On August 6, 1945
On which day is the World Population Day celebrated?
Correct Ans. is: 11 July
Earth Day is celebrated?
Correct Ans. is: 22nd April
What is Beekeeping?
Correct Ans. is: Epiculture
The world’s largest delta Sundarbans delta forms which rivers?
Correct Ans. is: Ganga-Brahmaputra
GK Question for Science:
What is full form of ROM?
Correct Answer is: Read-Only Memory
What is full form of RAM?
Correct Answer is: Random Access Memory
What is full form of SMPS?
Correct Answer is: Switched-Mode Power Supply
What is the scientific name of Mango is?
Correct Answer is: Mangifera indica
Who is the father of Computer?
Correct Ans. is: Charles Babbage
That is the full form of CPU?
Correct Ans. is: Central Processing Unit
What is full form of HTTP?
Correct Ans. is: Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
What is the full form of virus?
Correct Ans. is: Vital Important Resources Under Siege
What is the full form of www?
Correct Ans. is: World Wide Web
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2. The square of 10/11 is .............
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3. 45 ka square......
5. What is the least number which is a perfect square ?
6. 99 ka square subtract with 98 ka square?
7. Find the greastest two digit number which is a perfect square .
8.Find the square root of 256/625.
8. Find the square root of 256/625 .
9. What is √ 12.25 ?
10. Give a pythahirean triplet whose one number is 13.
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Question-1) Determine which digit will be at the unit’s place in the squares of the numbers given below:
1.36
2.273
3.798
4.3864
5.58637
6.63545
7.16542
8.45640
9.98231
10.89999
Question-2) Explain why following numbers are not perfect squares.
1.1263
2.654657
3.25000
4.23438
5.888080
6.895352
7.35500000
8.798657
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2. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, India ranks third behind the USA and the UK in the number of records claimed each year.
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3. Mahatma Gandhi is not the Father of the nation
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Indians widely describe Gandhi as the father of the nation (Hindi: राष्ट्रपिता).[11][12] The title "The Father of the Nation" for Gandhi is not an official title and has not been officially accorded by Government of India. An RTI query filed by a 10-year-old girl from Lucknow in February 2012 revealed that PMO has no records of ever according such title to Gandhi. MHA and National Archives of India also communicated of not having any records. Origin of this title is traced back to a radio address (on Singapore radio) on 6 Jul 1944 by Subhash Chandra Bose where Bose addressed Gandhi as "The Father of the Nation". On 28 Apr 1947, Sarojini Naidu during a conference also referred Gandhi as "Father of the Nation". The RTI applicant had also pleaded for Gandhi to be officially declared as "Father of the Nation" to which the MHA informed that Gandhi cannot be accorded with the title by Government of India since the Indian constitution does not permit any titles except educational and military titles.
4. India has an Ice Hockey team and they are even member of International Ice Hockey Federation.
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The India national ice hockey team is the national ice hockey team of India, and a member of the International Ice Hockey Federation
5. That it is illegal for a child in india to neglect their parents after their retirement.
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Right to maintenance— Maintenance is a right to livelihood when one is incapable ofsustaining oneself. Right to maintenance forms a part of the personal law. Obligation of a husband to maintain his wife arises out of the status of the marriage. Hindu law, one of the most ancient systems of law, recognises right of any dependent person including wife,children, aged parents and widowed daughter or daughter-in-law to maintenance. The Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956, provides for this right.
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ReplyDeleteHere are 10 fast math strategies students (and teachers!) can use to do math in their heads. Once these strategies are mastered, students will be able to accurately and confidently solve math problems that they once feared solving!
ReplyDelete1. Adding large numbers
Adding large numbers just in your head can be difficult. This method shows how to simplify this process by making all the numbers a multiple of 10. Here is an example:
644 + 238
While these numbers are hard to contend with, rounding them up will make them more manageable. So, 644 becomes 650 and 238 becomes 240.
Now, add 650 and 240 together. The total is 890. To find the answer to the original equation, it must be determined how much we added to the numbers to round them up.
650 – 644 = 6 and 240 – 238 = 2
Now, add 6 and 2 together for a total of 8
To find the answer to the original equation, 8 must be subtracted from the 890.
890 – 8 = 882
So the answer to 644 +238 is 882.
2. Subtracting from 1,000
ReplyDeleteHere’s a basic rule to subtract a large number from 1,000: Subtract every number except the last from 9 and subtract the final number from 10
For example:
1,000 – 556
Step 1: Subtract 5 from 9 = 4
Step 2: Subtract 5 from 9 = 4
Step 3: Subtract 6 from 10 = 4
The answer is 444.
3. Multiplying 5 times any number
ReplyDeleteWhen multiplying the number 5 by an even number, there is a quick way to find the answer.
For example, 5 x 4 =
Step 1: Take the number being multiplied by 5 and cut it in half, this makes the number 4 become the number 2.
Step 2: Add a zero to the number to find the answer. In this case, the answer is 20.
5 x 4 = 20
When multiplying an odd number times 5, the formula is a bit different.
For instance, consider 5 x 3.
Step 1: Subtract one from the number being multiplied by 5, in this instance the number 3 becomes the number 2.
Step 2: Now halve the number 2, which makes it the number 1. Make 5 the last digit. The number produced is 15, which is the answer.
5 x 3 = 15
4. Division tricks
ReplyDeleteHere’s a quick way to know when a number can be evenly divided by these certain numbers:
10 if the number ends in 0
9 when the digits are added together and the total is evenly divisible by 9
8 if the last three digits are evenly divisible by 8 or are 000
6 if it is an even number and when the digits are added together the answer is evenly divisible by 3
5 if it ends in a 0 or 5
4 if it ends in 00 or a two digit number that is evenly divisible by 4
3 when the digits are added together and the result is evenly divisible by the number 3
2 if it ends in 0, 2, 4, 6, or 8
5. Multiplying by 9
This is an easy method that is helpful for multiplying any number by 9. Here is how it works:
Let’s use the example of 9 x 3.
Step 1: Subtract 1 from the number that is being multiplied by 9.
3 – 1 = 2
The number 2 is the first number in the answer to the equation.
Step 2: Subtract that number from the number 9.
9 – 2 = 7
The number 7 is the second number in the answer to the equation.
So, 9 x 3 = 27
6. 10 and 11 times tricks
The trick to multiplying any number by 10 is to add a zero to the end of the number. For example, 62 x 10 = 620.
There is also an easy trick for multiplying any two-digit number by 11. Here it is:
11 x 25
Take the original two-digit number and put a space between the digits. In this example, that number is 25.
2_5
Now add those two numbers together and put the result in the center:
2_(2 + 5)_5
2_7_5
The answer to 11 x 25 is 275.
If the numbers in the center add up to a number with two digits, insert the second number and add 1 to the first one. Here is an example for the equation 11 x 88
8_(8 +8)_8
(8 + 1)_6_8
9_6_8
There is the answer to 11 x 88: 968
ReplyDelete7. Percentage
Finding a percentage of a number can be somewhat tricky, but thinking about it in the right terms makes it much easier to understand. For instance, to find out what 5% of 235 is, follow this method:
Step 1: Move the decimal point over by one place, 235 becomes 23.5.
Step 2: Divide 23.5 by the number 2, the answer is 11.75. That is also the answer to the original equation.
8. Quickly square a two-digit number that ends in 5
Let’s use the number 35 as an example.
Step 1: Multiply the first digit by itself plus 1.
Step 2: Put a 25 at the end.
35 squared = [3 x (3 + 1)] & 25
[3 x (3 + 1)] = 12
12 & 25 = 1225
35 squared = 1225
9. Tough multiplication
When multiplying large numbers, if one of the numbers is even, divide the first number in half, and then double the second number. This method will solve the problem quickly. For instance, consider
20 x 120
Step 1: Divide the 20 by 2, which equals 10. Double 120, which equals 240.
Then multiply your two answers together.
10 x 240 = 2400
The answer to 20 x 120 is 2,400.
10. Multiplying numbers that end in zero
Multiplying numbers that end in zero is actually quite simple. It involves multiplying the other numbers together and then adding the zeros at the end. For instance, consider:
200 x 400
Step 1: Multiply the 2 times the 4
2 x 4 = 8
Step 2: Put all four of the zeros after the 8
80,000
200 x 400= 80,000
Practicing these fast math tricks can help both students and teachers become secure in their knowledge of mathematics — and unafraid to work with numbers in the future
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The language spoken by the people by Pakistan is ?
A. Hindi B. Palauan C. Sindhi D. Nauruan
2.
The World Largest desert is ?
A. Thar B. Kalahari C. Sahara D. Sonoran
3. Country that has the highest in Barley Production ?
A. China B. India C. Russia D. France
4.
The metal whose salts are sensitive to light is ?
A. Zinc B. Silver C. Copper D. Aluminium
5.
The Central Rice Research Station is situated in ?
A. Chennai B. Cuttack C. Bangalore D. Quilon
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Mount Everest is located in ?
A. India B. Nepal C. Tibet D. China
7.
Which soil is suitable for agriculture ?
A. Red soil B. Sand C. Black soil D. Peaty soil
8.
Black soils are best suited for the cultivation of ?
A. Cotton B. Rice C. Cereals D. Sugarcane
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The device used for measuring altitudes is ?
A. altimeter B. ammeter C. audiometer D. galvanometer
10.
The Gate way of India is ?
A. Chennai B. Mumbai C. Kolkata D. New Delhi
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ReplyDeleteHERE ARE SOME TIPS FOR EXAMS
ReplyDelete1. Find out about the exam
Know your enemy - find out as much as you can about the exam. Questions to ask include:
How much is the exam worth to your overall mark in the subject?
What type of exam is it (for example, multiple choice, essay, open book, take-home)?
Will there be a choice of questions or tasks?
How much will each question or task be worth?
2. Ask for help
Don’t feel bad if you need to ask for help. People you can talk to about exams include:
teachers
lecturers
family members
friends and fellow students.
If you’re feeling really stressed you might also find it helpful to speak to a counsellor. Our Student counselling page has tips for finding a counsellor
3. Sort out your subject material
Before starting to review a subject it helps to:
check you have all of the handouts
put your notes in order
read over any course outline or subject guide
write your own summaries of each textbook chapter or section of the subject guide.
Getting all your gear together makes it easier to find what you need while you’re studying.
4. Review past exam papers
Get your hands on any old exam papers from the subject and familiarise yourself with the structure and format. Places you can get past exam papers from include:
your teacher or lecturer
your school or university library
the Victorian Curriculum Assessment Authority (new window).
When reviewing, practise answering the questions within the specified time limits.
5. Know where to go
Make sure you know where and when the exam is happening. You don't want to miss your exam! Here's how to make sure that doesn't happen to you.
Check your exam timetable for time and place details.
Do a practise run to find out how long it takes to get there.
Make a list of everything you need to take with you (for example, calculator, pencil, ruler).
Do some study at same time as your exams (for example, if you have an early morning exam, practise getting up and studying earlier in the day).
6. Don’t cram
Staying up all night to cram will only stress you out. It's better to just review what you've already studied and get an early night. That way you'll be as refreshed as you can be on the day of your exam.
If you want to do some preparation the night before, keep it simple:
get all your materials together
read over your notes
test yourself on key concepts
set your alarm.
7. Keep your cool
Fronting up to an exam can be nerve-wracking, but here are some tips for staying calm:
Don’t talk too much to other students before the exam.
Try to get there with time to spare so you don't arrive all rushed.
Make sure you have a decent breakfast.
Listen to some inspiring music on the way to the exam.
Wear your lucky shirt or bring a lucky charm (if you have one).
8. Use your reading time
The way you use your reading time can really help you make the most of your exam time. Here are some ways to use your reading time well:
Read all of the instructions very carefully.
Scan the whole exam paper.
Check how many pages there are.
Check how much each question is worth (it helps to spend more time on heavier weighted questions).
Plan which questions to answer first (consider starting with questions you're confident about).
Plan how much time you'll spend on each answer or section.
Start thinking about your answers.
9. Break the questions down
A great tip for any exam is to break the questions down to make sure you really understand what you’re being asked.
Look for the key parts of the question. These can give you clues on how to answer it
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ReplyDelete1. Get Some Sleep
Students should have a regular sleep routine and stick with it. Having irregular sleep cycles can really affect concentration and physical well-being. Try to go to sleep at the same time every night and get eight to nine hours of sleep. Your body will thank you in the morning.
2. Eat Breakfast
Eating first thing in the morning provides fresh energy throughout the day, and it doesn’t even have to be a big meal. Something as small as a bowl of oatmeal can make students more energetic and efficient for the rest of the day, and foods like peanut butter, berries, and whole grains have even shown to improve memory.
3. Turn Off Your Phone
One obvious way to maintain concentration is to avoid distraction, and probably the biggest diversion is the smart phone. When students need to funnel their energy into studies, turning off the phone or even putting it on airplane mode is a good way to centralize your drive and keep distractions at bay.
4. Jump into the Fray
Go to the head of the class. While sitting in the back of a classroom may be the safest and most comfortable seat in the room, parking yourself up front makes it so the instructor is the only thing you have your attention on. Plus, it may help you understand key concepts better.
5. Break a Sweat
Trying to concentrate in class will feel as challenging as a marathon if you’re not in good physical health. On the other hand, actually running a marathon may help boost your ability to concentrate, as exercise is shown to have many benefits for the brain. While you don’t necessarily have to run 26 miles before class or work, doing exercise in the morning can get your blood flowing toward your brain, which helps in strengthening the mind.
The Bottom Line
These all-natural ways to pay attention in class sharpen the mind but also enhance other aspects of students’ lives. So while they hone concentration, they also allow students to have the energy and focus for other endeavors, as well.
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ReplyDeleteApart from the obvious use of counting the cans of baked beans in your student kitchen, or figuring out how far you can stretch that last £20 of your student loan, maths is a skill which can be applied to so many areas. If you find Pi as easy as...well...pie, and have contemplated studying maths at a higher level, but still need a little more convincing, you should read our list of reasons to study mathematics at uni:
1. Humanity needs Maths
Just look around. Some of civilization's most prized and proud achievements are wholly reliant on mathematics. Planes flying seamlessly through the air, high availability of complex medicines, even the computer you are using now: all of these increasingly vital commodities rely on the use and study of numbers. Take a look at some of the people who have utilised maths in order to further mankind's interests in the Top 5 Most Influential Mathematicians article. If you are to stop and think for just a few minutes it becomes inescapably clear that mathematics is pretty well inseperable from life as we know it.
2. Potential for Joint courses
Mathematics is a reasonably neutral subject and so it is easily combined with other courses. Joint Honours like Mathematics & History, Mathematics & English, Mathematics & Spanish or Mathematics & Music are but a few of the increasingly broad range of Mathematics based courses available. This rich selection of study areas shows that a Mathematics degree does not have to be purely numerical, but can involve the arts to offer literary, musical or scientific nourishment. Furthermore, there is opportunity for studying abroad with many institutions, as you can see on our Course Chooser.
3. Graduate Prospects
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Pace. I create a plan to study for 20 minutes, and then take a 5-minute break.
Simplify notes to few words. Then, on the test, it’s easy to expand on concepts.
Don’t keep re-reading the same notes. If they don’t make sense, I find other sources on the same topic to study from.
History of National Mathematics Day
ReplyDeleteThe great Srinivasa Ramanujan took birth on December 22 in the year 1887 in Erode situated in the city of today’s Tamil Nadu. He read mathematics voraciously and started developing his own research in isolation in the beginning. Srinivasa was an autodidact; he was a self-taught person and never had any formal training in mathematics. He first solved the formal and regular mathematics when he was 10 years old. When he was at the school, he received several merit certificates and academic awards.
Ramanujan has greatly contributed towards mathematical analysis, number theory, infinite series and continued fractions. In the year 1913, Srinivasa Ramanujan came in contact with the European mathematicians for further developing his knowledge and interest towards mathematics. He was also elected to various societies organized for the debate and discussion on mathematics. He started exchanging letters with the world famous mathematician G. H. Hardy and ultimately moved to England in the year 1914. He spent around 5 years at Cambridge and issued a number of papers during his stay there.
For his memorable and great contributions towards mathematics, the birth anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan was declared as the National Mathematics Day in the year 2012 by the then Prime Minister of India Dr. Manmohan Singh. The year 2012 was celebrated as the National Mathematics Year across the country India for the first time.
About Srinivasa Ramanujan
ReplyDeleteSrinivasa Ramanujan was born on 22 December 1887 in Erode, Madras Presidency, now in Tamil Nadu. He is a man known for his work done in the field of mathematics. And that too with no formal training of that subject which others are getting in European countries. Ramanujan developed his own mathematical research in isolation. Some extraordinary contribution done by him in the field of mathematics are – mathematical analysis, number theory, infinite series, and continued fractions. Along with this, the legend has provided many theorems.
Education
He was enrolled into Telegu School, but found it too tiring and uninteresting to attend school and mostly he use to ran away from there. Later in 1904, he graduated from Town Higher Secondary School.
He also received a scholarship to study at Government Arts College in Kumbakonam. During his studies he was so influenced by studying mathematics that he could not focus on any other subject and failed in all of them. This resulted him in losing the scholarship. Later, without any degree, he left the college and continued to pursue independent research in mathematics.
Career
His unconditional love for mathematics was driving him to develop new things for that subject, but to support his livelihood he was working as a clerk in the Accountant-General's office at the Madras Port Trust Office. He kept working on inventing new mathematical theorems and continuously tried contacting the experts from west. G.H. Hardy, an academician at the University of Cambridge, recognized the brilliant work produced by Ramanujan and invited him to visit and work with him at Cambridge. Here, Ramanujan became a Fellow of the Royal Society and a Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Some of the known works, produced by this great mind, are - Landau–Ramanujan constant, Mock theta functions, Ramanujan conjecture, Ramanujan prime, Ramanujan–Soldner constant, Ramanujan theta function, Ramanujan's sum, Rogers–Ramanujan identities and Ramanujan's master theorem.
At the End
Ramanujan died on 26th April, 1920, when he was only 32 years of age. His death occurred untimely because of illness, malnutrition, and possibly liver infection. In this short life he gave around 3900 results, mostly equations and identities and almost all of them prove to be correct and original.
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ReplyDeleteDid you know that the so-called Pythagoras Theorem that the square of the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle equals to the sum of the square of the other two sides was documented by the famed Hindu mathematician Baudhayana in his 6th century BC treatise called Baudhayana Sulba Sutra?
Baudhayana states:
"The area produced by the diagonal of a rectangle is equal to the sum of area produced by it on two sides."
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ReplyDeleteThe invention of calculations and progressions by the ancient mathematician Bhaskaracharya, under different heads such as Lilavati, Bijaganita and Grahaganita belongs to the 12 century. His significant contributions towards the mathematical world continue to leave a tremendous impact in the numerical field even today, retired Professor at Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education, Mumbai Sudhakar C. Agarkar has said.
In line with the ‘World Maths Day’ celebrations held at Sri Prakash Vidyaniketan on Monday, the Professor spoke on squaring of numbers and other simple techniques discovered by Bhaskara II through a digital presentation. “Bhaskaracharya’s works in the field of mathematics aimed at providing solutions to our day-to-day life. His simple way of calculating basic multiplication and square roots help people connect with the subject in an easy format,”
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<<< In 1960, Nagaland was created as separate State.
<<< In 1966, Hrayana was created out of punjab and Chandigarh became a Union Territory.
<<< In 1970, the Union Territory of himachal Pradesh was elevated to the status of a state.
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# English Poetry ------ Geoffrey Chaucer
# Biology ------- Aristotle
# Sanskrit Grammar ------- Panini
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Indian Independence Day is celebrated on 15 August. India became independent after British rule on 15 August 1947.
Many women in India wear saris, which are long pieces of cloth draped around the waist and shoulders – like a dress. Men in India where dhotis, which is another kind of long piece of cloth that is tied around the waist and between the legs – like trousers.
A popular instrument in India is the sitar, which is like a guitar but with a much longer neck.
The monsoon season in India is the time when the country has the most rain, and it can last from July to September.
The money that people in India use is called rupees – £1 is worth about the same as 85 rupees.
One of the main festivals in India is Diwali – it takes place around the end of October, and signals the start of the new year in the Indian calendar. Everyone lights lamps in their homes during Diwali, so it is also called the ‘festival of lights’.
There are three bodies of water around India – the Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal.
The main river in India is the Ganges, in the northeast of the country.
Cows are considered sacred in India, and must not be harmed. They are allowed to go where they want, and may even cause traffic jams when they walk through cities!
India is the only country in the world where both lions and tigers live.
Children in India begin school in April or June.
Mathematics is very important for our life
ReplyDeleteHow can you say these math is very important for our life
DeleteWe can say these maths are very important for our life becuz this blog provides us maths which are related to our daily life.Life is nothing without mathematics and each and everything is maths in its own kinds. Maths is everywhere.We can learn maths from activities which mam had done with students of different classes, which is really wonderful.If you're saying why it is important then I wanna say
Delete1 It helps us to have analytical thinking
2 Analytical thinking helps us to develop ability to investigate and know the truth of the world
3 It makes our mind sharp
4 It is just like any sport which makes us mentally fit or smart.
Mathematics is totally fun. So, a famous person name as MARCUS had said
"Maths have beauty and art. It's not a boring place to be,the Mathematical world. It's an extraordinary place. It's worth spending time here." And "The power of maths is often to change one thing into another, like to change geometry into language".
For me it's really true.
These questions are very knowledgeable and helpful for completing exams
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These pictures are beautiful
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What a trip it was😍
ReplyDeleteGoing with friends and learning with fun was only possible bcz of uh mam....
Thankx a lot for all the opportunities u have given to me since i know u and u know me...
Thankyou once again🙏
These questions are definitely Help us
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These questions are very helpful for our exams
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So knowledgeable for us
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Que-What is the capital of sri lanka?
ReplyDeleteAns- Sri jayawardenepura kotte
so knowledgeful questions
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so good questions
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ReplyDeletelike maths is our future and our life
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Prepare, appear and do not fear failure
ReplyDeleteverry good work mitanshi
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The video and photo are amazing because the children are speaking with a curiosity and so honest I see my photo in the blog and my friend photo also Thankyou
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