Quiz-v-evs-a Snake Charmer's Story By M Rana-prt ,Kv Bhadrak
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Questions and Answers
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Q1) How many types of snakes are poisonous in India?
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6 types.
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4 types.
- C.
8 types.
- D.
ALL OF THESE
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D. ALL OF THESEExplanation
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Q.-2)Naag Gumphan’ designs are used in the Rangoli and embroidery in the State of:-
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MADHYA PRADESH
- B.
UTTAR PRADESH
- C.
GUJURAT
- D.
KERALA
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C. GUJURATExplanation
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Q3) Which dance form have movements similar to snake movements?
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BHRAT NATYAM
- B.
KATHAK
- C.
KALBELIA
- D.
NON OF THE ABOVE
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C. KALBELIAExplanation
Kalbelia is the correct answer because it is a traditional dance form from Rajasthan, India, performed by the Kalbelia community. The dance movements in Kalbelia are known for their fluidity and grace, which resemble the movements of a snake. The dancers imitate the slithering and swaying movements of a snake, incorporating fast spins, graceful hand gestures, and rhythmic footwork. This dance form is often performed during festivals and celebrations in Rajasthan and is recognized for its unique and captivating style.Rate this question:
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Q4) Which animal dances when “been” is played?
- A.
LIZARD
- B.
TORTOISE
- C.
CROCODILE
- D.
SNAKE
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D. SNAKEExplanation
Snakes are known for their unique and mesmerizing movements, often described as dancing. When the sound of a "been" (a traditional musical instrument) is played, snakes are known to respond by swaying and moving their bodies in a rhythmic manner. This behavior is believed to be a natural response to the vibrations and sounds produced by the instrument. Therefore, the correct answer is snake.Rate this question:
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Q5) Poisonous teeth of the snakes are called as __________.
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Fangs.
- B.
Hood.
- C.
Scales.
- D.
Pangs.
Correct Answer
A. Fangs.Explanation
The correct answer is "Fangs". Snakes have long, sharp, hollow teeth called fangs that are used to inject venom into their prey or attackers. These fangs are specialized adaptations that allow snakes to deliver venom effectively and efficiently. The venom can paralyze or kill the snake's prey, making it easier for the snake to consume.Rate this question:
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Q6) The medicine for snake bite is prepared from:-
- A.
Skin of the snake.
- B.
Internal organ of the snake.
- C.
Poison of the snake.
- D.
None of these.
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C. Poison of the snake.Explanation
The medicine for snake bite is prepared from the poison of the snake. Snake venom contains various toxins that can cause harm to the human body. However, when used in controlled amounts, these toxins can be used to develop antivenoms that neutralize the effects of snake bites. The venom is extracted from the snake and then processed to create antivenom, which is administered to snake bite victims to counteract the venom's effects.Rate this question:
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Q7) Why snakes are friends to farmers?
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They eat crops.
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They eat insects.
- C.
They eat rats.
- D.
All of these.
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C. They eat rats.Explanation
Snakes are friends to farmers because they eat rats. Rats can cause significant damage to crops, so having snakes around can help control the rat population and protect the farmer's crops. Additionally, snakes also eat insects, which can be pests for farmers. Therefore, snakes provide a natural form of pest control and can be beneficial to farmers.Rate this question:
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Q8) Why government has made a law for protecting wild animals?
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Prohibit hunting.
- B.
Prohibit catching wild animals.
- C.
Selling their body parts.
- D.
All of the above.
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D. All of the above.Explanation
The government has made a law for protecting wild animals because they want to prohibit hunting, catching wild animals, and selling their body parts. This is done to ensure the conservation and preservation of wild animal populations and their habitats. By prohibiting these activities, the government aims to prevent the decline and extinction of various species and maintain the ecological balance in the environment.Rate this question:
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Q9) A snake charmer keeps the snakes in a:-
- A.
Bamboo basket.
- B.
Bucket.
- C.
Drum.
- D.
Pitcher.
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A. Bamboo basket.Explanation
The correct answer is Bamboo basket. A snake charmer keeps the snakes in a bamboo basket because it is a traditional and effective way to transport and contain snakes. The bamboo basket provides a secure and enclosed space for the snakes, preventing them from escaping while allowing the charmer to easily transport and handle them. Additionally, the natural material of the bamboo basket allows for ventilation, which is important for the well-being of the snakes.Rate this question:
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Q10) Name the organization which is working for welfare of animals.
- A.
WHO
- B.
Red Cross.
- C.
PETA [ PEOPLE WITH ETHICAL TREATMENT FOR ANIMALS]
- D.
None.
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C. PETA [ PEOPLE WITH ETHICAL TREATMENT FOR ANIMALS]Explanation
PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is the organization that is working for the welfare of animals.Rate this question:
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- Person who catch snake/make them dance by playing the been are….
- A.
Snake charmer/sapera
- B.
Snake finder
- C.
Animal safari
- D.
Zoologist
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A. Snake charmer/saperaExplanation
A person who catches snakes and makes them dance by playing the been is commonly known as a snake charmer or sapera. They have the skill to handle and control snakes, often using music and movement to mesmerize the snakes and make them perform. This practice is traditional in some cultures and is often seen as a form of entertainment. A snake charmer or sapera is different from a snake finder, who is someone who specializes in locating and capturing snakes for various purposes like research or conservation. Animal safari and zoologist are not directly related to the act of catching and charming snakes.Rate this question:
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Q.-12)A poisonous snake has ___________.
- A.
Four hollow teeth
- B.
Two hollow teeth
- C.
Four solid teeth
- D.
Two solid teeth
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B. Two hollow teethExplanation
A poisonous snake has two hollow teeth. These hollow teeth are called fangs and are located in the front of the snake's mouth. The hollow structure allows venom to flow through the teeth and into the prey when the snake bites. This venom is used by the snake to immobilize or kill its prey, making it easier for the snake to consume it. The presence of two hollow teeth distinguishes poisonous snakes from non-poisonous ones, as non-poisonous snakes do not possess these specialized fangs.Rate this question:
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Q.-13)How did snake charmers help people in villages, where doctors and hospitals were not available?
- A.
They gave them medicines prepared from forest plants
- B.
They gave them medicines prepared from dead snakes
- C.
They carried the villagers to hospitals in big baskets
- D.
They gave them medicines prepared from non-poisonous snakes
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A. They gave them medicines prepared from forest plantsExplanation
Snake charmers helped people in villages, where doctors and hospitals were not available, by providing them with medicines prepared from forest plants. These medicines were likely traditional remedies that snake charmers had knowledge of, as they often had a deep understanding of the local flora and fauna. By utilizing these medicinal plants, snake charmers were able to offer some form of healthcare to the villagers in the absence of modern medical facilities.Rate this question:
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Q.-14)Why do people kill snakes?
- A.
People kill snakes to have fun
- B.
They kill snakes to sell their fangs
- C.
They kill them to sell off their skin
- D.
They kill them because snakes destroy crops
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C. They kill them to sell off their skinExplanation
People kill snakes to sell off their skin. Snakeskin is a valuable commodity in the fashion industry, used to make products such as shoes, belts, and handbags. The demand for snakeskin products drives people to hunt and kill snakes in order to profit from selling their skin. This practice has led to the decline of snake populations in many areas, posing a threat to their survival.Rate this question:
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Q.15)Common Krait is a _____________.
- A.
Non-poisonous snake
- B.
Poisonous snake
- C.
Tribe of snake charmers
- D.
Medicine for snake-bite
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B. Poisonous snakeExplanation
The correct answer is "Poisonous snake." The common krait is a highly venomous snake found in South Asia. Its venom contains neurotoxins that can cause paralysis and respiratory failure, leading to death if left untreated. It is important to exercise caution and seek immediate medical attention if bitten by a common krait.Rate this question:
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Q.-16)Medicine for snake bites is made from _________.
- A.
Snake skin
- B.
Snake Blood
- C.
Snake kidneys
- D.
Snake poison
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D. Snake poisonExplanation
The medicine for snake bites is made from snake poison. Snake poison, also known as venom, contains various toxins that can cause harm to humans. However, when used in controlled amounts and under proper medical supervision, snake venom can be used to create antivenom. Antivenom is a medication that helps neutralize the effects of snake bites and save lives.Rate this question:
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Q.17)Been of the snake charmers is made of ______________.
- A.
Bamboo
- B.
Iron
- C.
Gold
- D.
Dried gourd
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D. Dried gourdExplanation
The been of the snake charmers is made of dried gourd. This is because dried gourd is a lightweight and hollow fruit that can be easily carved and shaped into a musical instrument. It is commonly used to make various types of traditional instruments, including the been, which is a wind instrument used by snake charmers to produce a distinct sound that attracts and mesmerizes snakes.Rate this question:
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Q.-18)___________ people can make snakes dance by playing the been.
- A.
Naga
- B.
Santhali
- C.
Kalbelia
- D.
Bonda
Correct Answer
C. KalbeliaExplanation
Kalbelia people are known for their expertise in making snakes dance by playing the been. The been is a traditional musical instrument used by the Kalbelia community in Rajasthan, India. They have a unique skill of charming and training snakes, creating a mesmerizing dance performance. This traditional practice is an important part of their cultural heritage and is often performed during festivals and special occasions.Rate this question:
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Q.-19)Which is the largest snake in the world?
- A.
Python
- B.
Anaconda
- C.
Viper
- D.
Krait
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B. AnacondaExplanation
The correct answer is Anaconda. The anaconda is the largest snake in the world, known for its massive size and strength. It can grow up to 30 feet long and weigh over 550 pounds. Anacondas are found in the jungles and swamps of South America, where they are known for their ability to constrict and suffocate their prey. They are non-venomous snakes and primarily feed on large mammals and birds.Rate this question:
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Q.-20)Which of the following is not a function of snake charmers
- A.
Making medicines
- B.
Recognising snakes from the bite marks
- C.
Entertaining people
- D.
Killing poisonous snakes
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D. Killing poisonous snakesExplanation
Snake charmers are known for their ability to entertain people by playing music and manipulating snakes. They are also believed to have knowledge in recognizing snakes from their bite marks and may use this skill for various purposes, such as making medicines. However, killing poisonous snakes is not generally considered a function of snake charmers. While some snake charmers may engage in snake removal or capture, their primary role is not to kill snakes but rather to use their skills to entertain and educate the public about snakes.Rate this question:
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