General Knowledge
Ans : Knee jerk. It is the involuntary kick caused by a blow on the tendon just below the knee.
Ans : The Halley's comet is named after the English astronomer Edmund Halley. The theory of gravitation developed by Isaac Newton helped Halley to discover that the bright comet that appeared in 1682 had an orbit that brought it back to the inner solar system at regular intervals.
Ans : They are all Marsupials, i.e. they carry their young ones in pouches.
Ans : Due to the highly oxidised surface of the planet.
Ans : Monometer
Ans : Ochlophobia
Ans : The fuse is a strip of metal (or metallic wires) that melts at a relatively low temperature. When an electric circuit carries more electric current than it is supposed to carry, the fuse melts and prevents fires.
Ans : A sheep, a cock & a duck.
Ans : Limestone, Silica and Soda ash.
Ans : Geology.
Ans : They are combined skeletons of tiny marine animals, which live together in a colony.
Ans : Bones
Ans : J.C.Bose
Ans : The theorem states that the square of the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides.
Ans : Diabetes is caused because of inadequate secretion of insulin by the pancreas or the inability of the body to utilise the insulin produced.
Ans : Cockroach.
Ans : Galileo Galilei
Ans : Venus has thick clouds around it that prevent heat from escaping from its surface.
Ans : Pecking order is an example of hierarchy among animals, particularly hens. In a coup containing hens and cocks, the seniormost cock can peck at all the other hens and cocks in the coup. A hen can peck at others weaker than it, but must permit pecking by senior members in the hierarchy.
Ans : If a ball is whirled at the end of a string in a circular motion, it would seem as if the ball were suddenly very heavy and pulling harder as it is whirled faster. The force of the string pulling the ball toward the centre is the centripetal force. There is an outward force on the string by the ball. This outward force is the centrifugal force.
Ans : Mercury.
Ans : Ahmedabad
Ans : Acupressure.
Ans : Anaemia
Ans : Density of liquids.
Ans : Ampere.
Ans : Inability to distinguish one or more of the primary colours.
Ans : The lizard discards its tail to divert the attention of its enemy.
Ans : Wireless Telegraphy originally consisted of a sending key, which opened and closed the circuit and a sounder connected by wires to the key. Whenever the circuit was complete a click sound would be heard. Thus all the letters would be represented by the sounds being produced in the right sequence.
Ans : Movements of bodies
Ans : About 6.5 litres.
Ans : The African elephant is much larger in size. Its ears as well as tusks are larger than those of an Indian elephant.
Ans : Enrico Ferni
Ans : Joseph & Jacques Montgolfier.
Ans : Concrete is a rock like substance made from cement, natural sand, stone and water. Cement and water react chemically and serve like glue to bond the stones and form a hardened mass. When the material is still in a "plastic state" it can be very easily formed into various shapes. But once the concrete sets (hardens) no changes can be made.
Ans : Spraying of certain chemicals into clouds to induce rain.
Ans : Sir Humphry Davy
Ans : Earth
Ans : Deep under the crust of the earth is molten rock or lava, also called magma. It is under great pressure because of the intense heat around it and the weight of the earth's crust. When this hot boiling mass finds an outlet in the underside of the earth's crust, it comes through the surface as lava.
Ans : The reaction where heat is produced because of the fission (division) of a nucleus is called nuclear fission. The reaction in which heat is produced because of the fusion of two nuclei is called nuclear fission. In hydrogen bomb die reaction was due to nuclear fusion. In the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it was a fusion bomb.
Ans : Hygrometer
Ans : Acron
Ans : Johannes Gutenberg of Germany in the middle of the | 15* century.
Ans : White coloured robes do not absorb light, whereas dark-coloured clothes absorb the light and conduct heat to the body.
Ans : The moisture in the air condenses on the cool outer surface of the glass.
Ans : Graphite, whose main constituent is carbon
Ans : Alfred Binet.
Ans : Mould
Ans : That small particles of matter (molecules) are in constant motion was observed by Robert Brown through his microscope, by putting very fine powder in water. This movement of molecules is referred to as Brownian movement.
Ans : Hydrology.
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