Shashwat Academy : Mix Quiz

The correct answer is Sabarmati.

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The given paragraph mentions different positions or designations such as "Vadapradhan" (Prime Minister), "Rashtrapati" (President), "Rajyapal" (Governor), and "Advocate General". Out of these options, "Rashtrapati" refers to the position of the President. Therefore, the correct answer is "Rashtrapati".

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The given options are related to the concept of governance or decision-making. "નીતિપંચ" translates to "Policy Committee" in English, which suggests that it is a committee responsible for formulating policies. Among the given options, "નીતિપંચ" is the most appropriate term for a committee that deals with policy matters. Therefore, "નીતિપંચ" is the correct answer.

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The word "ઠંડા" (cold) is describing the type of water (પાણીની પરબ) near the temple. Since it is describing a quality or characteristic of the water, it is acting as an adjective. In Gujarati grammar, adjectives are called "ગુણવાચક" (qualitative). Therefore, the correct answer is "ગુણવાચક" (qualitative).

The correct answer is "since" because it indicates that the speaker has not had lunch with their mother starting from a specific point in the past (a year ago) and continuing until the present moment.

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The correct answer is "અનુચ્છેદ 40" because the question is asking for the formation of a Gram Panchayat, and "અનુચ્છેદ 40" is the only option that mentions the formation of a Gram Panchayat. The other options do not provide any information about the formation of a Gram Panchayat.

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The given options are names of rivers. The question is asking for the river that represents the sorrow or sadness of Bihar. Among the given options, the river Kosi is associated with sorrow and sadness in Bihar. This is because the river Kosi is known for its frequent floods, which cause widespread destruction and loss of life and property in the state. Therefore, the correct answer is Kosi river.

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The correct answer is "on Mondays" because it is the correct preposition to use when referring to a specific day of the week. In this case, it indicates that the speaker has a class specifically on Mondays.

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The Brahmaputra River is known as Tsangpo in Tibet.

The correct answer is "to buy". In this sentence, the phrase "going out" indicates that the speaker is leaving their current location. The verb "buy" follows the preposition "to", indicating the purpose or intention of the speaker's outing. Therefore, "to buy" is the appropriate phrase to complete the sentence grammatically and convey the intended meaning.

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The correct answer is "અક્ષાંશ" (Axis). In the given options, "અક્ષાંશ" is the term that specifically refers to the imaginary lines that run through the Earth from its North Pole to its South Pole, dividing it into the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere. This term is commonly used in geography and astronomy to describe the Earth's rotational axis. The other options mentioned in the question are not related to the concept of the Earth's axis.

The correct answer is "પ્રશાંત" (Prashant). This is because the question is asking for the largest ocean in the world, and the Pacific Ocean, which is known as "Prashant Mahasagar" in Gujarati, is indeed the largest ocean on Earth.

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The correct answer is "મારિયા ની ખાઈ" because it is mentioned in the given options as one of the choices for the highest cliff in the world.

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Upendra Vajya is a type of Gujarati poetry form called "Chhand." In this form, each line has 11 syllables. Therefore, the correct answer is 11.

The correct answer is "જ્વાળામુખી" (volcano) because volcanoes are natural formations that can pose a threat to safety. Volcanoes can erupt, releasing lava, ash, and gases, which can cause significant damage to the surrounding environment and endanger human lives. Therefore, it is important to have safety measures in place to protect people and property from the potential hazards associated with volcanoes.

The correct answer is "has worked" because the sentence is referring to an action that started in the past and is still ongoing in the present. The present perfect tense "has worked" is used to indicate an action that began in the past and has a connection to the present.

The correct answer is "to get". In this sentence, the phrase "to get" is used as an infinitive verb form, which is commonly used after the verb "go" to indicate the purpose or intention of the action. Therefore, the correct phrase to complete the sentence is "to get" as it conveys the intended meaning of going to the bank in order to obtain or retrieve some money.

CARTOSAT is the correct answer because it is a satellite used for mapping and surveying purposes. It is specifically designed for generating high-resolution images of the Earth's surface, which are then used for various applications such as urban planning, infrastructure development, and resource management. The other options (MARTOSAT, NARTOSAT, ARTOSAT) are not actual satellites and do not serve the same purpose as CARTOSAT.

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The correct answer is "રૂપક". In Gujarati literature, "રૂપક" is a figure of speech that creates a similarity or comparison between two different things. It is used to convey a deeper meaning or to make the content more expressive and impactful. In this context, the figure of speech "રૂપક" is used to show the similarity or equivalence between the ઉપમેય (object being compared) and ઉપમાન (object being compared to).

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The correct answer is "ડબ્લિન". This is because the question is asking for the capital of Ireland, and Dublin is the capital city of Ireland.

The correct answer is "don't you?" This is because the speaker is using the phrase "You live upstairs from me" to make an assumption or statement about the person they are speaking to. In English, when making a statement or assumption and seeking confirmation, we use the tag question "don't you?" at the end.

The correct answer is "has lived" because the sentence indicates that Simon started living in Madrid in 1982 and continues to live there. The present perfect tense "has lived" is used to describe an action that started in the past and has a connection to the present.

This question is asking for the appropriate phrase to complete the sentence "..... is it from Dublin to Barcelona?". The correct answer is "How far", as it is the most commonly used phrase when inquiring about distance between two places.

The word "yet" is the correct answer because it is used in questions to ask if a particular action or event has happened up to the present time. In this context, the question is asking if the shopping has been finished at this point in time. The other options, "already," "still," and "now," do not fit the question as they do not convey the same meaning as "yet."

The correct answer is "yet". In this context, "yet" is used to indicate that the action of sending the email to Mr. O'Neill has not been completed or finished. The speaker is implying that they have not sent the email, but they plan to do so in the future.