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36251. Which chemical is used in foam fire extinguishers?
Answer: Aluminium sulphate
36252. Which are the leading states in the production of cotton in India?
Answer: Maharashtra and Gujarat
36253. What is the distance of the equator from either of the poles?
Answer: 10;002 km
36254. Which type of the fruit formed without fertilisation?
Answer: Parthenocarpy
36255. Who is the author of the book ‘My other two daughters’?
Answer: Surjit Singh Barnala
36256. Why does diffusion of light in the atmosphere take place?
Answer: Due to dust particles
36257. Which is electrical circuits used to get smooth de output from a rectified circuit called?
Answer: Filter
36258. Which Indian port leads in imports?
Answer: Mumbai
36259. What is the number of unpaired electrons in carbon atom?
Answer: 2
36260. A substance; when inserted between the poles of a magnet; is pushed out; what is it?
Answer: Diamagnetic
36261. On which day is the budget; in normal circumstances; presented to the Parliament?
Answer: The last day of February
36262. Who is the author of the classic book Life Divine?
Answer: Aurobindo Ghosh
36263. Who gave the first experimental value of G?
Answer: Cavendish
36264. Which is the chief characteristics of wet and dry tropics?
Answer: Constant heating
36265. Where is the headquarters of the International Telecommunications Union?
Answer: Geneva
36266. What is richest source of vitamin D is?
Answer: Cod liver oil
36267. For which snake is the diet mainly composed of other snakes?
Answer: King cobra
36268. Which is the country with the highest density of population in Europe?
Answer: Netherlands
36269. Which was the Mughal emperor; who died to a’ sudden fall from the staircase;?
Answer: Humayun
36270. Chris Even’s name is associated with which sport?
Answer: Tennis
36271. Who were the first to issue gold coins?
Answer: Indo Greeks
36272. By which act did the Crown take the Government of India into its own hands?
Answer: Government of India Act; 1858
36273. How many orangutans disappear each year as result of palm oil farming?
Answer: 5000
36274. Which is a mixed fertiliser?
Answer: NPK
36275. The equator cuts through which island?
Answer: Borneo
36276. Which country is land locked?
Answer: Bolivia
36277. When does World Health Organization organise ‘World Aids Day’?
Answer: 1st December
36278. Rabindranath Tagore was awarded Noble Prize for his which literary work?
Answer: Geetanjali
36279. Who was the first Indian ruler to organise Haj pilgrimage at the expense of the state?
Answer: Akbar
36280. For which landform is Colorado in U.S.A. famous?
Answer: Grand Canyon
36281. Which physical quantities do not have same dimensions?
Answer: Force and Pressure
36282. Human protein x – antitrysin is used for which disease?
Answer: Emphysama
36283. Who was the first Englishman to preside over a Congress session?
Answer: George Yule
36284. Which is the membrane that protects the developing embryo from desication?
Answer: Amnion
36285. When sodium bicarbonate is heated; what is the product obtained?
Answer: Na2 CO3
36286. If a proton of mass m is moving with the velocity of light; what will its mass be?
Answer: Infinite
36287. Which is a type of planetary wind?
Answer: Westerlies
36288. By whom was the book Wealth of Nations’ written?
Answer: Adam Smith
36289. When the East India Company came into existence; By whom was England was ruled?
Answer: Tudors
36290. The executive power is vested in the President but on whose advice is it actually used?
Answer: The Council of Ministers
36291. Bronze coins of Nataraja cast during the Chola period invariably show the deity with how many hands?
Answer: Four hands
36292. What is the mean of Ad Valorem?
Answer: According to value
36293. In which culture is the earliest evidence of silver in India found?
Answer: Harappan Culture
36294. Where is Pakistan’s nuclear power plant located?
Answer: Kahuta
36295. What is the SI unit of Young’s modulus of elasticity?
Answer: Newton/m2
36296. Which is the most malleable metal?
Answer: Gold
36297. Where is the headquarters of World Health Organization?
Answer: Geneva; Switzerland
36298. Which author won the Booker Prize twice?
Answer: J.M. Coetzee
36299. Companion cells are usually seen associated with which tube?
Answer: Sieve tube
36300. Which river emerges from Amarkantak plateau in Madhya Pradesh?
Answer: Narmada
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