Answer :
What product, essential to elections in India is solely manufactured by Mysore Paints and Varnish Ltd?
A. Indelible Ink B. EVM C. Voter ID cards D. Ballot Boxes
Answer: Indelible Ink
The scheme for rural employment NREGA has been named after which leader?
A. Mahatma Gandhi B. Rajiv Gandhi C. Jawahar Lal Nehru D. Indira Gandhi Answer: A. Mahatma Gandhi
What can you hear when a bell rings in a vaccum?
A. Loud Sound B. Usual Sound C. No Sound D. Vibrating Sound
Answer: No Sound
How many languages feature on the language panel of contemporary Reserve Bank of India currency notes?
A. 15 B. 10 C. 12 D. 18
Answer: 15
The plant bearing which of these fruits is a vine?
A. Mango B. Watermelon C. Apple D. Banana
Answer: Watermelon
What is the meaning of the Arabic word 'suf' from which the team 'Sufi' is obtained?
A. Wood B. Worship C. Work D. Wool
Answer: Wool
What is the full form of Dibakar Banerjee’s film ‘LSD’?
A. Lysergic Acid Diethylamide B. Lalu, Shalu aur Dolly C. London se Dreams D. Love, Sex, aur Dhokha
Answer: D. Love, Sex aur Dhokha
With reference to the human body what is ‘raktchaap’?
A. Blood Test B. Blood Circulation C. Blood Donation D. Blood Pressure Answer: D. Blood Pressure
What is the color of octopus blood?
A. Blue B. White C. Red D. Yellow
Answer: Blue
A. Indelible Ink B. EVM C. Voter ID cards D. Ballot Boxes
Answer: Indelible Ink
The scheme for rural employment NREGA has been named after which leader?
A. Mahatma Gandhi B. Rajiv Gandhi C. Jawahar Lal Nehru D. Indira Gandhi Answer: A. Mahatma Gandhi
What can you hear when a bell rings in a vaccum?
A. Loud Sound B. Usual Sound C. No Sound D. Vibrating Sound
Answer: No Sound
How many languages feature on the language panel of contemporary Reserve Bank of India currency notes?
A. 15 B. 10 C. 12 D. 18
Answer: 15
The plant bearing which of these fruits is a vine?
A. Mango B. Watermelon C. Apple D. Banana
Answer: Watermelon
What is the meaning of the Arabic word 'suf' from which the team 'Sufi' is obtained?
A. Wood B. Worship C. Work D. Wool
Answer: Wool
What is the full form of Dibakar Banerjee’s film ‘LSD’?
A. Lysergic Acid Diethylamide B. Lalu, Shalu aur Dolly C. London se Dreams D. Love, Sex, aur Dhokha
Answer: D. Love, Sex aur Dhokha
With reference to the human body what is ‘raktchaap’?
A. Blood Test B. Blood Circulation C. Blood Donation D. Blood Pressure Answer: D. Blood Pressure
What is the color of octopus blood?
A. Blue B. White C. Red D. Yellow
Answer: Blue
1) Which country will host the next football world cup as well as the Olympic games?
A. Brazil B. Argentina C. Russia D. Greece
Ans: C. Russia
2) Which of these diseases is also known as ‘dimaagi bukhar’?
A. Tetanus B. Rabies C. Japanese Encephalitis D. Dengue
Ans: C. Japanese Encephalitis
3) In 2013, which of these commodities in many parts of India saw an unexpected price rise to more than Rs.80 per kg?
A. Potato B. Sugar C. CNG D. Onion
Ans: D.Onion
4) In 2014, India and 10 other Asian countries have been certified free of what disease by WHO?
A. Tuberculosis B. Polio C. Small Pox D. Plague
Ans: C. Small Pox
5) Whose official residence in New Delhi is 7, Race course Road?
A. President B. Chief Justice of India C. Speaker of the Lok Sabha D. Prime Minister
Ans: D. Prime Minister
6) The Krishna-Godavari Basin is one of the largest reserves in India of which natural resources?
A. Aluminium B. Natural Gas C. Coal D. Zinc
Ans: B. Natural Gas
7) According to the media campaign ‘Power of 49′, who form as much as 49% percent of the Indian voter base?
A. Youth B. First time voters C. Women D. Men
Ans: C: Women
8) Which of these positions in India is a constitutional post?
A. Chairman. Railway Board B. National Security Advisor C. Attorney General for India D. Governor, Reserve Bank of India
Ans: B. National Security Advisor
9) Which of these films was released to celebrate 100 years of the Indian film industry?
A. Bombay Meri Jaan B. Salaam Bombay C. Bombay Talkies D. Bombay Dreams
Ans: C. Bombay Talkies
10) Who wrote the introduction to the English translation of Rabindranath Tagore’s Gitanjali?
A. P.B. Shelley B. T.S. Elliot C. W.B. Yeats D. Alfred Tennyson
Ans: C. W.B. Yeats
A. Brazil B. Argentina C. Russia D. Greece
Ans: C. Russia
2) Which of these diseases is also known as ‘dimaagi bukhar’?
A. Tetanus B. Rabies C. Japanese Encephalitis D. Dengue
Ans: C. Japanese Encephalitis
3) In 2013, which of these commodities in many parts of India saw an unexpected price rise to more than Rs.80 per kg?
A. Potato B. Sugar C. CNG D. Onion
Ans: D.Onion
4) In 2014, India and 10 other Asian countries have been certified free of what disease by WHO?
A. Tuberculosis B. Polio C. Small Pox D. Plague
Ans: C. Small Pox
5) Whose official residence in New Delhi is 7, Race course Road?
A. President B. Chief Justice of India C. Speaker of the Lok Sabha D. Prime Minister
Ans: D. Prime Minister
6) The Krishna-Godavari Basin is one of the largest reserves in India of which natural resources?
A. Aluminium B. Natural Gas C. Coal D. Zinc
Ans: B. Natural Gas
7) According to the media campaign ‘Power of 49′, who form as much as 49% percent of the Indian voter base?
A. Youth B. First time voters C. Women D. Men
Ans: C: Women
8) Which of these positions in India is a constitutional post?
A. Chairman. Railway Board B. National Security Advisor C. Attorney General for India D. Governor, Reserve Bank of India
Ans: B. National Security Advisor
9) Which of these films was released to celebrate 100 years of the Indian film industry?
A. Bombay Meri Jaan B. Salaam Bombay C. Bombay Talkies D. Bombay Dreams
Ans: C. Bombay Talkies
10) Who wrote the introduction to the English translation of Rabindranath Tagore’s Gitanjali?
A. P.B. Shelley B. T.S. Elliot C. W.B. Yeats D. Alfred Tennyson
Ans: C. W.B. Yeats