GK Practice Question and Answer

Q:

Who was related to Kalibangan? 

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    Y. D. Sharma
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    R. D. Banerji
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    Daya Ram Sahni
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    Amalananda Ghosh
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Answer : 4. "Amalananda Ghosh "
Explanation :

1. The oldest evidence of plowing the fields has been found from Kalibanga.

2. It is situated on the banks of Ghaggar (Saraswati) river in Hanumangarh district of northern Rajasthan.

3. Kalibanga was excavated in 1960 by B.B. Lal and B.K. Thapar had started it.

4. Evidence of farming is found from Kalibanga, which is the oldest in the world.

5. Evidence of fire altars are found in a row on a raised platform made of raw bricks.

6. It was first discovered by Amla Nand Ghosh in 1952. B. K Thapar and B. B Lal did excavation work here in 1961-69.

Q:

How many 'canine teeth' does an adult human have?

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    8
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    4
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    3
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    2
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Answer : 2. "4"

Q:

Black hole tragedy was held in? 

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    Calcutta
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    Murshidabad
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    Madras
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    None of these
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Answer : 1. "Calcutta "

Q:

What does PDA stand for?

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    Personal Data Assistant
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    Personal Digital Assistant
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    Prime Data Assistant
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    Prime Digital Assistant
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Answer : 2. "Personal Digital Assistant"

Q:

The following is not an example of gender stereotyping: 

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    Only boys being encouraged to in the football participate tournament.
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    Only the girls in class are asked to decorate the class boards.
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    While boys try to monopolise the class discussions, attention is given to both girls and boys to encourage participation.
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    Boys and girls are made to sit in separate rows for ensuring discipline in class.
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Answer : 3. "While boys try to monopolise the class discussions, attention is given to both girls and boys to encourage participation. "
Explanation :

The following is an example of gender stereotype.

( 1 ) Only boys being encouraged to in the football participate tournament.

( 2 ) Only the girls in class are asked to decorate the class boards.

( 3 ) Boys and girls are made to sit in separate rows for ensuring discipline in class.

Q:

Elements of d-block are called–

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    Transition element
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    Transuranic elements
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    Metals
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    Metalloids
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Answer : 1. "Transition element "

Q:

When the snowflake melts, the result will be-

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    will change in water level
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    will remain unchanged in the water level
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    water level will decrease
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    water level will rise
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Answer : 2. "will remain unchanged in the water level"

Q:

The eastward continuation of the Brazil current is called–

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    North Atlantic drift
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    South Atlantic drift
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    Counter Equatorial drift
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    West Atlantic drift
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Answer : 2. "South Atlantic drift"
Explanation :

South Atlantic Drift: Also known as the Westerlies Drift, it is the eastward continuation of the Brazil current.

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