GK Practice Question and Answer
8 Q: Match the columns.
Nutrients Examples
a. Protein I. Calcium, Phosphorous
b. Carbohydrates II. Cholesterol
c. Fat III. Glucose
d. Minerals IV. Myosin
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649a968cc7d7c7e0672b6e9aNutrients Examples
a. Protein I. Calcium, Phosphorous
b. Carbohydrates II. Cholesterol
c. Fat III. Glucose
d. Minerals IV. Myosin
- 1a-i, b-iii, c-ii, d-ivfalse
- 2a-iii, b-iv, c-ii, d-ifalse
- 3a-i, b-ii, c-iii, d-ivfalse
- 4a-iv, b-iii, c-ii, d-itrue
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Answer : 4. "a-iv, b-iii, c-ii, d-i"
Explanation :
Explanation:
Nutrient Example
Protein Myosin
Carbohydrate Sugar
Fat Cholesterol
Minerals Calcium, Phosphorus
1. Protein is one of the essential nutrients for the body. It is essential for building and repairing muscles, skin, hair, nails and other tissues. Myosin is a protein responsible for muscle contraction.
2. Carbohydrates are the main source of energy for the body. They are found in the form of starch, glucose and fiber. Sugar is a type of carbohydrate that is easily digested by the body and provides energy.
3. Fats are essential nutrients for the body. They help keep the body warm, produce hormones, and build cell walls. Cholesterol is a type of fat made by the body. It is essential for the body, but in excess can cause health problems.
4. Minerals are essential nutrients for the body. They form structural components of the body, help produce hormones, and regulate body functions. Calcium and phosphorus are two important minerals that are necessary for the formation of bones and teeth.
Q: In which sport India has won gold medal in Commonwealth Games for the first time in 92 years?
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62ff8b18fef7996822de1cbc- 1table tennisfalse
- 2Hockeyfalse
- 3Women's Lawn Ballstrue
- 4basketballfalse
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Answer : 3. "Women's Lawn Balls"
Q: Which of the following represents the equation for position-time relation?
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608278db60a06a7ffdaa9912- 1$$ {2as={v^{2}-{u^{2}}}}$$false
- 2$$ {s=ut+{1\over 2}{at^{2}}}$$true
- 3v = u + atfalse
- 4V = u + atfalse
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Answer : 2. "$$ {s=ut+{1\over 2}{at^{2}}}$$"
Q: Ashoka called the Third Buddhist Council at
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632d8b1631300b7ce479a4bd- 1Pataliputratrue
- 2Magadhafalse
- 3Kalingafalse
- 4Sarnathfalse
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Answer : 1. "Pataliputra "
Q: Which is the last point of Southern India-
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632da7c21656651c9eaa9707- 1Cape Comorinfalse
- 2Kanyakumarifalse
- 3Indira pointtrue
- 4Port Blairfalse
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Answer : 3. "Indira point "
Explanation :
Indira Point is the southern tip of the Indian Ocean island of Great Nicobar, in the Nicobar Islands south of Burma. It represents the southernmost point of Indian national territory, some 1100 miles ESE of India’s mainland and only about 100 miles NE of Sumatra in Indonesia.
Q: 'The White Tiger provides' a darkly humorous perspective of India’s class struggle in a globalised world. It is written by __________.
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643802f832185cce37356119- 1Shashi Tharoorfalse
- 2Amitav Ghoshfalse
- 3Aravind Adigatrue
- 4Vikram Sethfalse
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Answer : 3. "Aravind Adiga "
Explanation :
Aravind Adiga is the writer of the novel ‘The White Tiger’. At the age of just 33 in 2008 Aravind Adiga won the Booker prize for his first novel, The White Tiger. Aravind Adiga was born in 1974 in Madras (now called Chennai) and grew up in Mangalore in the south of India. His second novel 'Last Man in Tower' was published in 2011. His latest novel was Selection Day, 2016 sports fiction novel. His novel "Amnesty" is going to be published and released in 2020.
Q: According to the Right to Education Act 2009, if a school charges capitation fee, then what is the provision of punishment for it?
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63b53c72f2c35e422dc4d0a5- 1Fine up to ten times of the per capita fee chargedtrue
- 2Fine up to twenty times of the per capita fee charged.false
- 3Fine up to thirty times of the per capita fee charged.false
- 4fine up to ten times the per capita fee charged and imprisonment for one yearfalse
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Answer : 1. "Fine up to ten times of the per capita fee charged"
Q: How India is defined article 1 of the constitution-
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6530f4cd9c44d229e72028b0- 1Federalfalse
- 2Federal with strong unitary basefalse
- 3Confederationfalse
- 4Union of statestrue
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Answer : 4. "Union of states"
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(a) Federal: This term typically refers to a system of government where power is divided between a central authority and regional entities. India's political system is federal in nature as it includes both a central government and individual state governments.
(b) Federal with Strong Unitary Base: India's federal structure contains elements of both federalism and unitarism. While it is primarily federal, there are strong unitary features, meaning the central government has significant powers, especially in crucial areas like defense and national security.
(c) Confederation: This term refers to a loose union of states where they retain most of their independence and delegate only a few powers to a central body. India is not a confederation; it is a federal union where states have their own governments but are bound together under a strong central authority.
(d) Union of States: This accurately describes India's political structure as mentioned in Article 1 of the Indian Constitution. It signifies that India is a union comprising individual states and union territories, emphasizing both the unity of the country and the diversity and autonomy of its states.