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Question 1 |
Water- The Elixir of life is a note on importance of water written by.
R.K Narayanan
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Abdul Kalam
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V.P. Singh
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Sir C.V. Raman
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Question 2 |
Which is considered as an imaginary elixir of the life?
Water | |
Divine Amrita
| |
Sugar syrup
| |
Gods bless
|
Question 3 |
What according to author the real elixir of life?
Water | |
Divine Amrita
| |
Sugar syrup
| |
Gods bless |
Question 4 |
Mankind considered ______ can confer immorality.
Divine Amrita
| |
Water | |
Grape extract
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Liquor |
Question 5 |
Which is the commonest of all liquids?
Water | |
Sulphuric acid
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Wine | |
Nitric acid
|
Question 6 |
“But the true elixir lies near our hand”.
Who said this?
R.K Narayanan
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Abdul Kalam
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V.P. Singh
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Sir C.V. Raman
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Question 7 |
The line which separates _____ from the valley of the Nile in Egypt.
Sahara desert | |
Thar desert | |
Libyan desert | |
Gobi desert |
Question 8 |
Pyramids of Giza is presented along which river
Nile river | |
Amazon river | |
Yellow river | |
Mississippi river |
Question 9 |
Other side of Libyan desert consist of
Dry and Drought area | |
Coastal area | |
Fertile and densely populated area | |
Low populated area |
Question 10 |
Which river favours the civilization of Egypt?
Nile river | |
Amazon river | |
Yellow river | |
Mississippi river |
Question 11 |
“What made this wonderful difference?”
In the above find the factor that created the wonderful difference.
Mountain | |
Green Valleys | |
Nile River | |
God |
Question 12 |
Nile River finally ends up with which sea
Red sea | |
Dead sea | |
Mediterranean sea | |
Persian sea |
Question 13 |
Geologist pointed that the entire soil of Nile valley is the creation of ________.
Flood plain | |
Heavy rain | |
Mountain slide | |
Nile river itself |
Question 14 |
Abyssinia is a
Flood plain | |
Mountain area | |
Coastal area | |
High land |
Question 15 |
Egypt was made by which river
Nile river | |
Amazon river | |
Yellow river | |
Mississippi river |
Question 16 |
What played role of vast significance in shaping the course of the earth’s history?
Water | |
The sun | |
Trees | |
Valleys |
Question 17 |
Which adds much beauty to the country side?
Grassland | |
Water bodies | |
Mountains | |
Forest |
Question 18 |
The rain fed tanks are common in
North India | |
South India | |
West India | |
East India |
Question 19 |
In South India rain fed plays a vital role in
Construction | |
Gardening | |
Agriculture | |
Forestry |
Question 20 |
Sir C.V. Raman compares water in landscape to
Eyes in the human face | |
Human heart | |
Human Brain | |
Shoulder in human body |
Question 21 |
What is mentioned as “cheering sight” by the author Sir C.V. Raman?
Nile River | |
Rain fed tanks | |
Mountain ranges | |
Grasslands |
Question 22 |
- “It reflects the mood of the hour”.
- In the above passage “it” refers to?
Mirror | |
Glass | |
Water | |
Mountain |
Question 23 |
Which is the origin of the characteristic colour of the water in rain fed tanks?
Sunlight | |
Rainfall | |
Silt or finally divided soil in water | |
Fresh inflow of the water |
Question 24 |
When silt-laden water mixes with the salt water of the sea, there is rapid_____
Evaporation | |
Condensation | |
Transpiration | |
Precipitation |
Question 25 |
Soil in alluvial areas are
Non fertile | |
Less fertile | |
Very fertile | |
None of the above |
Question 26 |
The soil on the earth surface have been formed
By the rain | |
From the rocks | |
By the flood | |
By the natural phenomena |
Question 27 |
Upper layer of earth is known as
Crust | |
Mantle | |
Core | |
Silt |
Question 28 |
As per the author Sir C.V. Raman which is the foundation for all the agriculture
Rain fed tanks | |
River | |
Soil | |
God’s grace |
Question 29 |
What is the main cause of soil erosion?
Heavy rainfall | |
Construction | |
Loss of moisture | |
Forest fire |
Question 30 |
_______ Cause the most disastrous effect on the life of the country when it is proceed unchecked.
Heavy rainfall | |
Volcanic eruption | |
Soil erosion | |
Global warming |
Question 31 |
What is the basis of all life?
Soil | |
Forest | |
Agriculture | |
Water |
Question 32 |
The fundamental for human welfare is
Forestry | |
Agriculture | |
Conservation of water | |
Alluvial soil |
Question 33 |
Indian Agriculture greatly depends on
River water | |
Seasonal rainfall | |
Snowfall | |
Artesian water |
Question 34 |
Which is represented as a “precious fluid” by the author Sir C.V. Raman?
Mercury | |
Water | |
Mineral oil | |
Crude oil |
Question 35 |
The systematic planting of suitable trees in every possible or even in impossible areas is known as
Uncivilized forest | |
Economic forest | |
Civilized forest | |
Conserved forest |
Question 36 |
Which is the cheapest form of internal transport in our country?
Boats | |
Railway | |
Trucks | |
Airway |
Question 37 |
Harnessing of water supply leads to the development of
Thermal power plant | |
Hydro electric plant | |
Nuclear power plant | |
Geo thermal power plant |
Question 38 |
Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman was an
Indian chemist | |
Indian mathematician | |
Indian physicist | |
Indian biologist |
Question 39 |
Sir C.V. Raman was born in
Madurai | |
Salem | |
Thanjavur | |
Tiruchirapalli |
Question 40 |
Sir C.V. Raman carried out ground-breaking work in the field of
Refraction of light | |
Polarisation of light | |
Reflection of light | |
Scattering of light |
Question 41 |
Sir C.V. Raman got Noble prize for
Physics | |
Chemistry | |
Biology | |
Maths |
Question 42 |
Which year Sir C.V. Raman got Noble prize?
1930 | |
1925 | |
1927 | |
1929 |
Question 43 |
Which day is observed as National Science day?
February 28 | |
February 15 | |
February 23 | |
February 26 |
Question 44 |
India honoured Sir C.V. Raman with
Padma Shri | |
Padma Bhusan | |
Bharat Ratna | |
Padma Vibhusan |
Question 45 |
Highest civilian award of India is
Padma Shri | |
Padma Bhusan | |
Bharat Ratna | |
Padma Vibhusan |
Question 46 |
Who is the author of the poem, “On Killing a Tree”?
Rudyard Kipling | |
Mark twain | |
Gieve Patel | |
Kamala Das |
Question 47 |
In the poem, “On killing a Tree” the poet explains about
The process of killing the tree | |
The process of maintaining a tree | |
The economical importance of tree | |
The process of nourishing the tree |
Question 48 |
- “Not a simple jab of the knife will do it.”
- The simple jab of knife is not enough to kill
The man | |
The tree | |
The soul | |
The brain |
Question 49 |
- “Rising out of it, feeding
- Upon its crust, absorbing.”
- Who is feeding from the crust?
The man | |
Wild animals | |
Human being | |
The tree |
Question 50 |
- “And out of its leprous hide.”
- What does the phrase “leprous hide” mean?
Playing hide and seek | |
Aromatic fruits | |
Covered with scales | |
Completely nourished |
Question 51 |
“And out of its leprous hide.”
What comes out of the leprous hide?
Sprouting leaves | |
Beautiful flowers | |
Tendering fruits | |
Resin |
Question 52 |
- “The root is to be pulled out-
- One of the anchoring earth.”
- Why should the root be pulled out?
To extract the medicinal products | |
To fix it to another place | |
To treat it with chemicals | |
To kill the tree completely |
Question 53 |
- “The root is to be pulled out-
- One of the anchoring earth.”
- What do you mean by anchoring earth?
The earth is strong | |
The roots of tree fixed to the earth strongly | |
The tree anchor the fruits | |
The earth anchor all human being |
Question 54 |
- “The bleeding bark will heal.”
- Bleeding bark refer to?
Oil from the bark | |
Gum bleeding from the bark | |
A natural pigment of the bark | |
A plant sap oozes from the bark |
Question 55 |
- “The bleeding bark will heal.”
- Identify the figure of speech
Simile | |
Metaphor | |
Repetition | |
Alliteration |
Question 55 Explanation:
Note: (Alliterated word : b)
Question 56 |
- “The bleeding bark will heal.”
- Find the figure of speech
Personification(Note: the tree is spoken as of bleeding human being) | |
Metaphor | |
Simile | |
Irony |
Question 57 |
- “It takes much time to kill the tree.”
- Find the figure of speech
Simile | |
Metaphor | |
Repetition | |
Alliteration(Alliterated word : t) |
Question 58 |
Nationality of Dr. Gieve Patel is
Indian
| |
Russian | |
American | |
Chinese |
Question 59 |
How many plays were written by Dr. Gieve Patel?
Two | |
Three | |
Four | |
Seven |
Question 60 |
A workshop conducted by Dr. Gieve Patel in Rishi Valley school for men is
Painting workshop | |
Saplings planting workshop | |
Poetry workshop | |
Musical instrument workshop |
Question 61 |
The poem, “On killing the Trees” was taken from which poetry collection of Dr.Grieve Patel.
Evening | |
Forensic medicine | |
From Bombay central | |
Poems |
Question 62 |
“Poems” the poetry collection of Dr.Grieve Patel was published in the year
1970 | |
1966 | |
1985 | |
1996 |
Question 63 |
How much time it takes to cut a tree?
No time is taken | |
Less time is taken | |
Much time is taken | |
Cannot be cut down |
Question 64 |
- “One of the anchoring earth.”
- Find the figure of speech of the above line.
Simile | |
Metaphor (Earth is indirectly compared to anchor use to hold ship tightly) | |
Personification | |
Alliteration |
Question 65 |
“Forensic medicine” was the poem written by
Ruskin Bond | |
Shakespeare | |
Dr. Gieve Patel | |
Annie Louisa walker |
Question 66 |
Who is the writer of the short story, “Earthquake”?
R.K. Narayan | |
Neerja Gopal | |
M.S. Mahadevan | |
Ravi Varma |
Question 67 |
- “Greetings traveller. You looked tired and cold.”
- Name the traveller who looked tired and cold.
M.S. Mahadevan | |
Brij | |
Nilu | |
Mothi |
Question 68 |
- Name the narrator of the short story, “Earthquake”.
M.S. Mahadevan | |
Brij | |
Nilu | |
Mothi |
Question 69 |
- Who is assumed to be waiting for the bus to Badrinath?
M.S. Mahadevan | |
Brij | |
Nilu | |
Mothi |
Question 70 |
Brij asked the author to wait in his
Coffee shop | |
Dhaba | |
Tea shop | |
Motel |
Question 71 |
Brij is having tea shop in
Badrinath | |
Manali | |
Coorg | |
Garhwal |
Question 72 |
- “I will prepare for you the best cup of tea in all Garhwal.”
- Identify the speaker.
Nilu | |
Molthi | |
Brij | |
M.S. Mahadevan |
Question 73 |
Brij is _____ years of old.
Sixteen | |
Twenty | |
Seventeen | |
Twenty one |
Question 74 |
Before having a tea shop in Garhwal, Brij worked in
Bihar | |
Patna | |
Calcutta | |
Panipat |
Question 75 |
Molthi is
Brij tea shop name | |
Name of a village | |
Sister of Brij | |
Mother of Brij |
Question 76 |
What had happened to Molthi village?
Destroyed by flood | |
Destroyed by cyclone | |
Destroyed by forest fire | |
Destroyed by earth quake |
Question 77 |
In which month Molthi village was destroyed by earth quake?
December | |
November | |
October | |
September |
Question 78 |
“Yes, tremors are common in these parts.”
What do you mean by Tremors?
Sudden bomb blast | |
Forest fire | |
A kind of disease | |
A slight earthquake |
Question 79 |
The epicentre of the earthquake narrated by Brij is in
mountain | |
sea | |
valley | |
plateau |
Question 80 |
How villages in valleys were destroyed by earth quake?
650 | |
670 | |
602 | |
700 |
Question 81 |
The earthquake occurred in and around the valley lasted for
Five minutes only | |
Less than five minutes | |
Ten minutes only | |
Less than ten minutes |
Question 82 |
Brij was escaped from the devastating earthquake because he want to
Chowri | |
Mumbai | |
Surat | |
Pauri |
Question 83 |
Who lives in Pauri?
Owner of Brij | |
Uncle of Brij | |
Friend of Brij | |
Father of Brij |
Question 84 |
Why Brij went to Pauri?
To sell goods | |
To deliver tea power | |
To deliver tea power | |
To buy his school books |
Question 85 |
Pauri lived through the night. ______ did not.
Molthi | |
Chowri | |
Garhwal | |
Patna |
Question 86 |
The house of Brij destroyed by earthquake was built by
Father of Brij | |
Grandfather of Brij | |
Great grandfather of Brij | |
Uncle of Brij |
Question 87 |
Before the devastating earthquake Brij’s family was look after by his
Father | |
Mother | |
Uncle | |
Brij |
Question 88 |
How many siblings were there to Brij?
Two | |
Three | |
Five | |
Four |
Question 89 |
Who is the youngest member of Brij’s family?
Nilu | |
Bhuli | |
Brij | |
Cheeka
|
Question 90 |
Who is Nilu?
Elder brother of Brij | |
Younger brother of Brij | |
Sister of Brij | |
Friend of Brij |
Question 91 |
Who also lived with Brij’s family?
Grandfather | |
Grandmother | |
Maid | |
Uncle |
Question 92 |
Whose family was completely collapsed in devastating earthquake?
Brij’s family | |
Author’s family | |
Army officer’s family | |
None of the above |
Question 93 |
Whose dead body was missed in debris of earth quake?
Nilu | |
Bhuli | |
Brij’s mother | |
Brij’s grandfather |
Question 94 |
- “Boy, it is no use.”
- Identify the speaker/character
Brij | |
Bhuli | |
Army speaker | |
Brij’s uncle |
Question 95 |
- “All I want is to give her a proper cremation.”
- To whom Brij want to give proper cremation.
Bhuli | |
Nilu | |
Brij’s mother | |
Brij’s father |
Question 96 |
Brij searched everywhere and looked dejected because______.
He couldn’t find his house | |
He couldn’t locate his sister | |
He was hungry and didn’t eat for a few days | |
He lost his school books |
Question 97 |
“I could see that he was bone-tired. He looked as if he had not slept for days.”
The above sentence narrates the appearance of whom?
Brij | |
Brij’s uncle | |
An army officer | |
None of the above |
Question 98 |
Who was buried under debris for a hundred and sixteen hours?
Brij | |
Nilu | |
Bhuli | |
Molthi |
Question 99 |
Brij wants to offer his thanks to whom for saving his sister
The author | |
Nilu | |
An army officer | |
Bhuli |
Question 100 |
Brij had great reverence and respect for Army officer as they
Were brave and courageous | |
Worked day and night | |
Saved his sister from death | |
All the above |
Question 101 |
Brij finally offered the traveller a
Cup of milk | |
Cup of tea | |
Glass of water | |
Cup of coffee |
Question 102 |
- “My men have been on their feet for days.”
- Identify the speaker/character.
Nilu | |
Bhuli | |
An army officer | |
The author |
Question 103 |
In the short story, “Earthquake” who has become a symbol of love and humanity.
Bhuli | |
Nilu | |
Brij | |
Molthi |
Question 104 |
Whose house was two-storeyed stone building with a slate roof?
Brij | |
Brij’s uncle | |
An army officer | |
The author |
Question 105 |
- “Now I am on my own. And I am at peace.”
- Identify the character/speaker.
Brij | |
Brij’s uncle | |
An army officer | |
The author |
Question 106 |
Earth is teeming with wildlife and vegetation.
Find the meaning of the underlines word/phrase.
Enjoying | |
Abundantly filled | |
Shining | |
Suffering badly |
Question 107 |
- Little stream trickling over the rocks.
- Find the meaning of the underlined word/phrase.
Moving fast | |
To Flow with external force | |
Small drop of water | |
To flow slowly without force |
Question 108 |
- I always _______ (drink) coffee at work.
- Fill in the blanks with suitable form of verb.
Drink | |
Drinks | |
Will drink | |
Drank |
Question 109 |
- I am ______ (eat) lunch now.
- Fill in the blanks with suitable form of verb.
Eat | |
Eating | |
Had eaten | |
Will eat |
Question 110 |
- Your English has improved since the last time we met.
- Find the form of tense employed in the above sentence.
Past tense | |
Past perfect | |
Present perfect | |
Present simple |
Question 111 |
- He ______ (teach) for ten years.
- Fill the blank with appropriate form of tense.
Have been teaching | |
Is teaching | |
Is teaching | |
Was teaching |
Question 112 |
- John played piano when he was a child.
- Find the form of tense employed in the above sentence.
Past tense | |
Past perfect | |
Present perfect | |
Present simple |
Question 113 |
- Yesterday, at noon I ______ (eat) a lunch.
- Fill in the blanks with appropriate form of tense.
Was eating | |
Have been eating | |
Is eating | |
Ate |
Question 114 |
- I was watching a movie when she called.
- Find the form of tense employed in the above sentence.
Past continuous | |
Past perfect continuous | |
Present perfect | |
Present |
Question 115 |
- Ashwin _____ (complete) M.B.A in another two years.
- Fill in the blanks with suitable form of tense.
Will completing | |
Will be completing | |
Was completing | |
Completing |
Question 116 |
- Be careful, that mirror ______ (fall) on the floor.
- Fill in the blanks with suitable form of tense.
Will be falling | |
Will falling | |
Will fall | |
Fall |
Question 117 |
- “To be a fish out of water.”
- Find the meaning of the above idiom
Naturally with ease | |
To be in a difficult situation | |
Boring | |
To be uncomfortable in a particular situation |
Question 118 |
- “Pour cold water on something.”
- Find the meaning of the above idiom.
To criticize | |
Boring | |
To be uncomfortable | |
Uninteresting |
Question 119 |
- Cows _____ us milk.
- Fill in the blanks with suitable option.
Give | |
Gives | |
Gave | |
Giving
|
Question 120 |
- She _________ to anybody.
- Fill in the blanks with suitable form of present perfect tense.
Never apologized | |
Has never apologized | |
Have never apologized | |
Not apologized |
Question 121 |
____ he brought his bike?
Fill in the blanks with suitable option.
Has | |
Have | |
Had | |
Are |
Question 122 |
- The Earth revolves around the Sun.
- Find the tense form of the above sentence.
Present perfect tense | |
Past tense | |
Present tense | |
Present perfect tense |
Question 123 |
Bhuli was buried under the debris.
Find the meaning of the underlined word/phrase.
Pit hole | |
Pit hole | |
Scattered pieces of rubbish | |
Sewage path |
Question 124 |
A heap of burnable material for burning a corpse as part of a funeral ceremony is known as.
Pyres | |
Tremor | |
Devastating | |
Debris |
Question 125 |
- Devastation
- Find the part of speech
Verb | |
Noun | |
Adverb | |
Adjective |
Question 126 |
Which ocean is the world’s largest collection of floating trash?
Pacific | |
Indian | |
Atlantic | |
Arctic |
Question 127 |
Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and ______ is often described as “larger than Texas”.
Canada | |
Los angles | |
California | |
Brazil |
Question 128 |
What percent of the plastic originates from land?
50% | |
60% | |
70% | |
80% |
Question 129 |
Trash piles in the ocean are the biggest threat to
Human beings | |
Wild animals | |
Birds | |
Sea animals |
Question 130 |
Who is Severn Cullis-Suzuki?
A doctor | |
A dancer | |
An environmental activist | |
A writer |
Question 131 |
Severn Cullis-Suzuki belongs to which country
America | |
Brazil | |
Canada | |
Moscow |
Question 132 |
Who always says “You are what you do, not what you say” to Severn Cullis-Suzuki?
Her mother | |
Her teacher | |
Her friend | |
Her father |
Question 133 |
- “Farming is not a way of producing crops to make money. It is a way of living”.
- Who said this?
Abdul Kalam | |
Nel Jayaraman | |
Nammazhwar | |
Sir C.V. Raman |
Question 134 |
“I am fighting for my future”. The “fight” refers to her is
Fight to win an election | |
Fight to gain a few pints in share market | |
Fight against corruption | |
Fight against environmental pollution |
Question 135 |
Nammazhwar an agricultural scientist belongs to ______ of Tamilnadu.
Madurai | |
Salem | |
Thanjavur | |
Coimbatore |
Question 136 |
Nammazhwar conducted different trails and used various chemical fertilizers in _____ crops.
Millet and cotton | |
Paddy and wheat | |
Maize and wheat | |
Paddy and sugarcane |
Question 137 |
In which organisation Nammazhwar served as an Agronomist?
Evergreen organisation | |
Island of peace | |
New gene organisation | |
Welfare for all |
Question 138 |
________ have a short lifespan compared to fruit crops.
Sugarcane | |
Paddy | |
Vegetables | |
Millets |
Question 139 |
The method advocated by Nammazhwar was
Mixed cropping | |
Root trimming | |
Bread sandwich | |
Economical cropping |
Question 140 |
What is an advantage of employing Bread Sandwich?
Sowing and ploughing can be done throughout the year | |
Sowing can be done throughout the year | |
Ploughing can be done throughout the year | |
Sowing and ploughing can be done in different seasons |
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