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1.

The state in which Gautam Buddha's Mahaparinirvana took place is-

A. Organ
B. Magadh
C. Child
D. Malla
Answer» E.
2.

The origin of groundnut is-

A. Australia
B. Brazil
C. China
D. South Africa
Answer» C. China
3.

Heroin is obtained

A. from cannabis
B. from poppy poppy
C. from tobacco
D. from betel nut
Answer» C. from tobacco
4.

The gaseous exchange between blood and tissue fluid is called

A. gaseous respiration
B. inhalation
C. anoxic respiration
D. oxygen respiration
Answer» C. anoxic respiration
5.

Which of the following does carbon monoxide affect?

A. body's digestive system
B. liver capacity
C. kidney function
D. oxygen transport capacity of blood
Answer» E.
6.

The stage in which the value of money falls and the price rises is

A. inflation
B. currency deflation
C. Recession
D. amortization
Answer» B. currency deflation
7.

In which of the following country-group, maize is used as a staple food-

A. Western Europe
B. Russia
C. Central Africa
D. Southeast Asia
Answer» D. Southeast Asia
8.

Which of the following is not a difference between anoxic respiration and oxyrespiration -

A. अनॉक्सी श्वसन में ग्लूकोज के 1 अणु से 4 ATP अणुओं का जबकि ऑक्सी श्वसन में 38 ATP अणुओं का निर्माण होता है
B. Anoxic respiration occurs in animals and plants whereas, oxy respiration occurs in yeast and parasites.
C. Anoxic respiration takes place entirely in the cytoplasm while oxygen respiration takes place in the cytoplasm and mitochondria.
D. Anoxic respiration occurs in the absence of oxygen whereas, oxygen respiration occurs in the presence of oxygen.
Answer» C. Anoxic respiration takes place entirely in the cytoplasm while oxygen respiration takes place in the cytoplasm and mitochondria.
9.

The false statement regarding the role of ribs during exhalation and exhalation is -

A. The volume of the thoracic cavity increases and decreases with the change in the position of the ribs.
B. During exhalation, the ribs come down and inwards.
C. the ribs remain fixed
D. Ribs are pulled up and out during exhalation
Answer» D. Ribs are pulled up and out during exhalation
10.

Blue green algae is used as a biofertilizer to increase the yield of which of the following crops?

A. Wheat
B. Rice
C. Gram
D. Mustard
Answer» C. Gram
11.

The false statement regarding human skeleton is-

A. Nails, hair and follicles are included in the appendicular skeleton.
B. Axial skeleton is divided into skull, spinal cord, ribs and sternum
C. Endoskeleton is divided into axial skeleton and appendicular skeleton
D. It is divided into exoskeleton and endoskeleton
Answer» B. Axial skeleton is divided into skull, spinal cord, ribs and sternum
12.

Which one of the following is not found in tea?

A. thein
B. caffeine
C. Tenin
D. morphine
Answer» E.
13.

During the reign of which ruler the fourth Buddhist council was organized in Kashmir?

A. Ashoka
B. Kanishk
C. black mourning
D. ajatshatru
Answer» C. black mourning
14.

Identify the false statement about bone joints -

A. Bone joints are located at the joints of bones
B. They are mainly of three types, - complete, incomplete and immovable joint.
C. Bone joint of human knee is an example of incomplete joint
D. The spindle or peg joint is found in the neck of humans.
Answer» D. The spindle or peg joint is found in the neck of humans.
15.

'One crop' agricultural specialty is-

A. commercial food agriculture
B. nomadic agriculture
C. self-reliant agriculture
D. of organic farming
Answer» B. nomadic agriculture
16.

The earliest evidence of rice was found in the Ganges valley.

A. पहली शताब्दी ई0 पू0
B. दूसरी शताब्दी ई0 पू0
C. तीसरी शतीब्दी ई0 पू0
D. चौथी शताब्दी ई0 पू0
Answer» E.
17.

Where 'Moka' is grown a lot, it is-

A. Iraq
B. Brazil
C. Argentina
D. Yemen
Answer» E.
18.

'Alpha' is-

A. A type of grass
B. a tribe
C. one animal
D. a town
Answer» B. a tribe
19.

Where did the Mahaparinirvana of Mahatma Buddha take place?

A. in Lumbini
B. in kushinagar
C. in Kapilvastu
D. in Bodhgaya
Answer» C. in Kapilvastu
20.

Which one of the following is not a settled agriculture?

A. Chena
B. zooming
C. milpa
D. fagenda
Answer» E.
21.

What is meant by soft currency?

A. Money whose supply is less than the demand.
B. Money whose supply is greater than the demand.
C. A currency whose supply and demand are both constant.
D. None of the above.
Answer» C. A currency whose supply and demand are both constant.
22.

In which of the following crops 'Anzola-NBina' biofertilizer is used-

A. Wheat
B. Charola
C. Mustard
D. Cotton
Answer» C. Mustard
23.

The related diseases of human skeleton and their symptoms are not correctly matched -

A. Arthritis Joint swelling
B. Weakness in children due to deficiency of calcium and phosphorous
C. osteoporosis
D. pain in walking due to tearing of the tetany cartilage
Answer» E.
24.

Identify the false statement from the following -

A. ligaments connect muscles to bones
B. Osin is a protein found in bones
C. Nails, hair and outer skin are made up of a substance called alpha carotene.
D. ligament joins two bones or cartilages
Answer» B. Osin is a protein found in bones
25.

In which city was the Buddhist meeting held during the reign of Kanishka?

A. Kashmir
B. palace
C. Patna
D. Magadh
Answer» B. palace
26.

False ribs and floating ribs are found in which organ?

A. thoracic cage
B. Head
C. Spine
D. pelvic girdle
Answer» B. Head
27.

Such plants in which both pistil and pistil are found in the same flower are called-

A. bisexual
B. monocot
C. monogamous
D. monogamous
Answer» B. monocot
28.

Which of the following elements is found the most in the human body?

A. nitrogen
B. calcium
C. Carbon
D. oxygen
Answer» E.
29.

How many teeth erupt twice in a human?

A. 4
B. 16
C. 20
D. 32
Answer» D. 32
30.

The smallest and largest bones of the human body are respectively -

A. spinal cord and steppes
B. spinal cord and steppes
C. Alna and Radius Alna
D. stapes and femur
Answer» E.
31.

Which of the following is used as organic manure?

A. Neem tree
B. azolla
C. urea
D. potassium
Answer» C. urea
32.

The false statement about the hormones found in plants is-

A. Plant hormones control plant growth
B. There are five classes of plant hormones
C. Auxin hormone is helpful in producing seedless fruits
D. Insulin is a growth hormone in plants
Answer» E.
33.

Where Tungaya agriculture is done, it is-

A. myanmar
B. Japan
C. New Zealand
D. Philippines
Answer» B. Japan
34.

Which country exports maximum tea?

A. Sri Lanka
B. China
C. Kenya
D. India
Answer» D. India
35.

On the basis of construction, fruits are divided into which two classes?

A. sweet and sour fruits
B. succulent and dry fruits
C. true and false fruit
D. fruits and nuts
Answer» D. fruits and nuts
36.

How is the age of a tree determined?

A. by root length
B. on the basis of number of annual rings
C. by its height
D. by this load
Answer» C. by its height
37.

About one-third of the world's natural rubber is produced by

A. in India
B. in Indonesia
C. in Malaysia
D. in Thailand
Answer» E.
38.

False statement about angiosperm plants is-

A. their flowers are found
B. Their seeds are enclosed inside the fruit.
C. They are divided into two classes called monocotyledon and dicotyledonous.
D. Their vascular system is rudimentary
Answer» E.
39.

The first human idols worshiped in India were

A. of Brahma
B. of Vishnu
C. of Buddha
D. Shiva's
Answer» D. Shiva's
40.

Which of the following countries is the largest exporter of tea in the world?

A. India
B. China
C. Kenya
D. Sri Lanka
Answer» D. Sri Lanka
41.

Robusta is a type of coffee -------- which is originated in Africa.

A. Did
B. enough
C. tobacco
D. cocoa
Answer» C. tobacco
42.

Which plant is used to make bio-diesel?

A. Rattanjot
B. Sanai
C. White radish
D. Sugarcane
Answer» B. Sanai
43.

An example of a simple fruit is

A. mango, lemon
B. mulberry, jackfruit
C. Cherry, Strawberry
D. figs, raspberries
Answer» B. mulberry, jackfruit
44.

Coffee cultivation in Sri Lanka was stopped due to which disease?

A. Leaf Blight
B. Leaf spot
C. foliar kitt
D. Rot
Answer» D. Rot
45.

There are two leading producers of Kahwa in the world-

A. Brazil and Colombia
B. Brazil and Vietnam
C. Mexico and India
D. Ethiopia and Mexico
Answer» C. Mexico and India
46.

Plants whose seeds do not have all four coverings are called

A. Adhipadap
B. hydrocephalus
C. angiosperm
D. angiosperms
Answer» D. angiosperms
47.

False statement regarding plant roots is-

A. Roots usually develop from the radicle
B. cotyledons and dicotyledonous plants have different roots
C. The end end of the roots is protected by the root gopa
D. This light develops in the direction of the source
Answer» E.
48.

Such roots which develop from any part other than the radicle are called -

A. secondary roots
B. primary roots
C. adventitious roots
D. tap roots
Answer» D. tap roots
49.

During whose reign did Buddha Kaushambi come?

A. Satanic
B. Udayan
C. incompetent
D. Bodhi
Answer» C. incompetent
50.

The top country in terms of percentage of total coffee production in the world is-

A. Colombia
B. Brazil
C. India
D. eutheria
Answer» C. India