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Which monument was built in memory of a British monarch?
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Victoria Memorial
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Prince of Wales Memorial
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King George Memorial
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King Richard Memorial
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Given the NICKNAME, identify the PLACE Sugar Bowl of the World
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Belgium
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Cuba
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Jaipur
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Kent
Correct Answer
A. CubaExplanation
Cuba is known as the "Sugar Bowl of the World" because it was once the largest producer and exporter of sugar globally. The country has a long history of sugar cultivation and processing, with sugar production playing a significant role in its economy. The nickname reflects Cuba's prominence in the sugar industry and its status as a major player in the global market for sugar.Rate this question:
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Which Indian city manufactured balls for the World Cup Football?
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Ludhiana
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Mumbai
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Jalandhar
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Chennai
Correct Answer
A. JalandharExplanation
Jalandhar is known for its sports manufacturing industry and has a reputation for producing high-quality sports equipment. It is a major hub for the production of sports goods in India, including footballs. Therefore, it is likely that Jalandhar manufactured balls for the World Cup Football.Rate this question:
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Which bird's eye are larger than its brain?
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Eagle
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Owl
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Ostrich
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Parrot
Correct Answer
A. OstrichExplanation
The correct answer is Ostrich. Ostriches have the largest eyes among all bird species, with a diameter of around 2 inches. In contrast, their brains are relatively small, weighing only about 40 grams. This is because ostriches rely heavily on their keen eyesight to detect predators and navigate their surroundings, rather than relying on complex cognitive abilities.Rate this question:
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Which of the following instruments is of Indian origin?
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Tabla
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Mridangam
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Sitar
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Violin
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A. MridangamExplanation
The Mridangam is an Indian percussion instrument that originated in South India. It is commonly used in Carnatic music and is an integral part of traditional Indian classical music. The tabla, sitar, and violin, on the other hand, are not of Indian origin. The tabla is a pair of drums from North India, the sitar is a plucked string instrument from North India, and the violin is a Western classical instrument.Rate this question:
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Rouff is a folk dance. It has its origin in ...?
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Himachal Pradesh
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Assam
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Mizoram
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Kashmir
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A. KashmirExplanation
Rouff is a folk dance that originated in Kashmir. This dance form is traditionally performed by women during weddings and other festive occasions. It involves graceful movements and rhythmic footwork, accompanied by traditional Kashmiri music. The dance reflects the rich cultural heritage of Kashmir and is an integral part of their celebrations.Rate this question:
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In what year was the "@" chosen for its use in e-mail addresses?
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1973
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1972
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1974
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1971
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A. 1972Explanation
In 1972, the "@" symbol was chosen for its use in e-mail addresses. This symbol was selected because it represented the word "at" and was commonly used in accounting and commercial circles to indicate the cost or rate of an item. The "@" symbol was a logical choice to separate the user's name from the domain name in an e-mail address, and it has since become a widely recognized symbol for electronic communication.Rate this question:
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What crop is NOT cultivated in Goa?
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Coconut
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Rice
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Corn
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Areca
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A. CornExplanation
Corn is not cultivated in Goa. The other three crops, coconut, rice, and areca, are commonly cultivated in Goa.Rate this question:
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In the match between India and Pakistan at Jaipur on 02-10-1983, Which new rule was introduced?
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Limit of overs was reduced to 50 overs
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The rule of field restriction was taken.
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Over throw runs were batsman's score
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No-balls & wides were debited to bowlers analysis
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A. No-balls & wides were debited to bowlers analysisExplanation
In the match between India and Pakistan at Jaipur on 02-10-1983, a new rule was introduced where no-balls and wides were debited to the bowler's analysis. This means that any no-balls or wides bowled by a bowler would be added to their overall analysis, affecting their bowling figures and statistics. This rule was likely implemented to discourage bowlers from bowling excessively wide deliveries or no-balls, as it would have a negative impact on their performance and team's chances.Rate this question:
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What is the distance of the marathon race in the Olympics?
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21 miles 585 yards
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22 miles 855 yards
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24 miles 835 yards
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26 miles 385 yards
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A. 26 miles 385 yardsExplanation
The distance of the marathon race in the Olympics is 26 miles 385 yards.Rate this question:
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Which warrior shot the first arrow, thus beginning the war of Mahabharat?
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Dushasana
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Arjuna
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Duryodhana
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Bhishma
Correct Answer
A. DushasanaExplanation
Dushasana is the correct answer because according to the Mahabharata, it was Dushasana who shot the first arrow, thus initiating the war. This act was a result of the ongoing conflict between the Kauravas and the Pandavas, and it marked the beginning of the epic battle of the Mahabharata.Rate this question:
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