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No. Question

Answer

1.

The President of India may resign his


office by writing under his hand a
letter of resignation addressed to the

Vice-President

2.

The president of India holds office for


a term of

5 years

3.

A person seeking election to the office


of the President of India must have
completed the age of

35 years

4.

Who appoints the Attorney General of


India?

President

5.

Next to Uttar Pradesh, the largest


number of constituencies for elections
to the Lok Sabha are in the State of

Bihar

6.

The elections to the Lok Sabha are


required normally to be held after
every

5 years

7.

The boundary between India and


Pakistan was demarcated by

Sir Cyril Radcliffe

8.

Name the scholar who visited India


along with Mahmud of Ghazni

Al-Beruni

9.

Which forest belt supplies most of the


world's requirement of newsprint?

Coniferous

10.

The country where death rate is


lowest in the world is

Canada

11.

What is the duration of zero hour in


the Lok Sabha?

One hour

12.

Sun's energy is produced by

Nucler fusion

13.

Who was the Congress President when


J.B. Kripalani
India became free?

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14.

In India the standard time is fixed on


the basis of standard meridian which
passes through

Allahabad

15.

The Arabian Sea and the Persian Gulf


are connected by the

Hormuz Strait

16.

"The Boston Tea Party" took place in

1773

17.

In the American War of


Independence, the leader who was
put in command of American forces
was

George Washington

18.

Which Sikh guru was tortured and


killed on the directions of Aurangzeb?

Teg Bahadur

19.

Since when India has been a member


of the United Nations?

1945

20.

Proteins are made of

Amino acids

21.

A light-sensitive compound used in


photography is

Silver bromide

22.

The India Red Cross Society was


established in the year

1920

23.

The speed of an aircraft is measured


by

Anemometer

24.

Fats and carbohydrates are an


essential part of our food because
they

Provide energy

25.

Which is the largest part of the human


brain?

Cerebellum

26.

Milk in its natural form has a certain


amount of sugar. This sugar is called

Lactose

27.

The United Nations University is


located in

Tokyo

28.

Which country is largest in area?

Russia

29.

Buddha delivered his first sermon at

Sarnath

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30.

Vitamin necessary for clotting of blood


is

31.

The oldest existing newspaper in India


is

Bombay Samachar

32.

Which port has a free trade zone?

Kandla

33.

The largest quantity of fish in the


world is produced by

Japan & Russia

34.

World's largest desert is

Sahara

35.

India's first television center was set


up at

Delhi

36.

In which script were the edicts of


Ashoka inscribed?

Brahmi

37.

Harshvardhana was defeated by

Pulakesin II

38.

Which day is celebrated as United


Nations day every year?

24th October

39.

The headquarters of the United


Nations is at

New York

40.

The total number of judges of the


International Court of justice is

12

41.

The term of office of a judge of the


International Court of Justice is

9 years

42.

The normal term of office of the UN


Secretary General is

5 years

43.

IRS-IB is

An Indian remote sensing


satellite

44

Why is the year 1952 important in


Indian History?

First general elections to the


Lok Sabha were held

45.

What is an equator?

An imaginary line encircling


the earth midway between the
north and the south poles

46.

Why is it easier to swim in a sea than


river?

Density of sea water is more


than that of river

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47.

Who is known as the 'Heroine of 1942


Quit India Movement'?

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Aruna Asaf Ali

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