Q1. Which Article of the Indian Constitution abolishes ‘untouchability’?a) Article 15b) Article 17c) Article 18d) Article 19 Q2. The Right to Equality is guaranteed by which of the following Articles of the Indian Constitution?a) Article 14 to Article 18b) Article 19 to Article 22c) Article 23 to Article 24d) Article 25 to Article 28 Q3. […]
Q1. Which is the largest country in Oceania by area?a) Fijib) Papua New Guineac) New Zealandd) Australia Q2. What is the capital city of New Zealand?a) Aucklandb) Wellingtonc) Christchurchd) Hamilton Q3. Which of the following is not a territory of Australia?a) Tasmaniab) Norfolk Islandc) Hawaiid) Christmas Island Q4. What is the name of the largest
Q1. Which of the following countries is not a member of the European Union?a) Norwayb) Francec) Germanyd) Italy Q2. What is the currency used by most countries in the European Union?a) Dollarb) Euroc) Poundd) Yen Q3. Which European city is known as the ‘City of Lights’?a) Berlinb) Parisc) Londond) Madrid Q4. The European Central Bank
Q1. What is the geographical location of Antarctica?a) North Poleb) South Polec) Equatord) None of the above Q2. Which ocean surrounds Antarctica?a) Atlantic Oceanb) Indian Oceanc) Pacific Oceand) Southern Ocean Q3. What is the predominant climate of Antarctica?a) Tropicalb) Desertc) Polard) Temperate Q4. Which treaty preserves Antarctica for peaceful and scientific purposes?a) NATO Agreementb) Antarctic
Q1. Which is the largest country in South America by area?a) Argentinab) Brazilc) Chiled) Peru Q2. What is the official language of Brazil?a) Spanishb) Portuguesec) Englishd) French Q3. Which river is the longest in South America?a) Nileb) Amazonc) Yangtzed) Mississippi Q4. What is the capital city of Argentina?a) Buenos Airesb) Limac) Santiagod) Bogotá Q5. Which
Q1. What is the primary mode of nutrition in most plants?a) Heterotrophicb) Autotrophicc) Saprotrophicd) Parasitic Q2. What is the process called in which plants convert light energy into chemical energy?a) Respirationb) Fermentationc) Photosynthesisd) Phototropism Q3. Which gas is taken in by plants during photosynthesis?a) Oxygenb) Carbon Dioxidec) Nitrogend) Hydrogen Q4. Which part of the plant
Q1. What type of nutrition is found in animals that feed on plant and animal materials?a) Herbivorousb) Carnivorousc) Omnivorousd) Detritivorous Q2. Which process describes the physical and chemical breakdown of food in the body?a) Respirationb) Digestionc) Excretiond) Absorption Q3. In ruminant animals, what is the first chamber of the stomach called, where microbial fermentation occurs?a)
Q1. What type of nutrition is found in animals that feed on plant and animal materials?a) Herbivorousb) Carnivorousc) Omnivorousd) Detritivorous Q2. Which process describes the physical and chemical breakdown of food in the body?a) Respirationb) Digestionc) Excretiond) Absorption Q3. In ruminant animals, what is the first chamber of the stomach called, where microbial fermentation occurs?a)
Q1. Which cell organelle is responsible for producing ribosomal RNA (rRNA)?a) Endoplasmic reticulumb) Golgi apparatusc) Nucleolusd) Mitochondria Q2. What is the primary function of mitochondria in a cell?a) Protein synthesisb) Photosynthesisc) ATP production through cellular respirationd) Lipid storage Q3. Which of the following is a feature unique to plant cells?a) Mitochondriab) Cell wallc) Lysosomesd) Centrioles
Q1. What is the basic unit of life?a) Atomb) Moleculec) Celld) Organ Q2. Which scientist coined the term “cell”?a) Robert Hookeb) Anton van Leeuwenhoekc) Louis Pasteurd) Charles Darwin Q3. Which type of cell contains a nucleus?a) Prokaryoticb) Eukaryoticc) Both a and bd) None of the above Q4. What is the function of the cell membrane?a)
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