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    A ……… is a bookmark stored in a web browser that contains JavaScript commands that add new features to the browser.

    A) hackers

    B) applets

    C) Software Widget

    D) Bookmarklet

    Option d – Bookmarklet

    Which of the following memories is an optical memory?

    A) Floppy Disk

    B) Bubble Memories

    C) CD-ROM

    D) Core Memories

    Option c – CD-ROM

    DNS refers to

    A) Data Number Sequence

    B) Digital Network Service

    C) Domain Name System

    D) Disk Numbering System

    Option c – Domain Name System

    An applet runs inside the browser & works at ……… side.

    A) Server

    B) Client

    C) Primary

    D) All of these

    Option b – Client

    Java was originally invented by

    A) Oracle

    B) Microsoft

    C) Novell

    D) Sun

    Option d – Sun

    Whose trademark is the operating system UNIX?

    A) Motorola

    B) Microsoft

    C) BELL Laboratories

    D) Ashton-Tate

    Option c – BELL Laboratories

    The first mechanical computer designed by Charles Babbage was called-

    A) Abacus

    B) Analytical Engine

    C) Calculator

    D) Processor

    Option b – Analytical Engine

    The unit of speed used for supercomputers is

    A) KELOPS

    B) GELOPS

    C) MELOPS

    D) None of these

    Option b – GELOPS

    Which of the following is the most powerful type of computer?

    A) Supermicro

    B) Super conductor

    C) Super computer

    D) Megaframe

    Option c – Super computer

    C is

    A) A third-generation high-level language

    B) A machine language

    C) An assembly language

    D) All of the above

    Option a – A third generation high-level language

    Web pages are written using-

    A) FTP

    B) HTTP

    C) HTML

    D) URL

    Option c – HTML

    A ………. is a relatively simple & easy-to-use software application.

    A) hackers

    B) applets

    C) Software Widget

    D) Bookmarklet

    Option c – Software Widget

    What is a complex system that takes on nearly complete responsibility for a task eliminating the need for people, verification, or decision-making?

    A) autonomous system

    B) encryption key

    C) audit control

    D) audit control

    Option a – autonomous system

    Microbial Type Culture Collection Centre is located at:

    (a) New Delhi

    (b) Bangalore

    (c) Hyderabad

    (d) Chandigarh

    Option d – Chandigarh

    Dactylogram is related to:

    (a) Fingerprint

    (b) Cereals

    (c) Teleprinter

    (d) Perambulator

    Option a – Fingerprint

    ISRO’s master control facility is in:

    (a) Orissa

    (b) Karnataka

    (c) Gujarat

    (d) Andhra Pradesh

    Option b – Karnataka

    Which country launched the first satellite ‘Sputnik’ into space?

    (a) Soviet Union

    (b) Japan

    (c) England

    (d) U.S.A

    Option a – Soviet Union

    Which city receives the highest cosmic radiation among the following?

    (a) Delhi

    (b) Mumbai

    (c) Kolkata

    (d) Chennai

    Option b – Mumbai

    Which among the following was the first satellite launched by the Indian Space Research Organization?

    (a) Aryabhatta

    (b) INSAT-1A

    (c) Rohini

    (d) Bhaskara

    Option a – Aryabhatta

    Force of deflection was first discovered by:

    (a) Koeppen

    (b) Farrell

    (c) Coriolis

    (d) Thornthwaite

    Option b – Farrell

    Immunization technique was developed by:

    (a) Louis Pasteur

    (b) Joseph Lister

    (c) Edward Jenner

    (d) Robert Koch

    Option a – Louis Pasteur

    Gas engine was invented by:

    (a) Diesel

    (b) Davy

    (c) Daimler

    (d) Charles

    Option c – Daimler

    Who among the following discovered the neutron?

    (a) C. V. Raman

    (b) Rutherford

    (c) James Chadwick

    (d) J. J. Thomson

    Option c – James Chadwick

    Ultraviolet rays were discovered by which of the following scientists?

    (a) W. Röntgen

    (b) Newton

    (c) Einstein

    (d) Ritter

    Option d – Ritter

    Hepatology is the study of:

    (a) Fishes

    (b) Bones

    (c) Liver

    (d) Kidneys

    Option c – Liver

    The study of teeth and gums is called:

    (a) Odontology

    (b) Kalology

    (c) Osteology

    (d) Etiology

    Option a – Odontology

    By which instrument is electric current measured?

    (a) Ammeter

    (b) Wattmeter

    (c) Voltmeter

    (d) Anemometer

    Option a – Ammeter

    The instrument used to measure pressure is:

    (a) Thermometer

    (b) Hygrometer

    (c) Anemometer

    (d) Aneroid Barometer

    Option d – Aneroid Barometer

    Who among the following is associated with the invention of the Dynamo?

    (a) Alfred Nobel

    (b) Michael Faraday

    (c) J. B. Dunlop

    (d) Friese-Greene

    Option b – Michael Faraday

    Which among the following instruments is used to measure the pitch of a sound?

    (a) Tonometer

    (b) Wavemeter

    (c) Telemeter

    (d) Wattmeter

    Option a – Tonometer

    Which of the following instruments is used to examine internal parts of the body?

    (a) Endoscope

    (b) Telescope

    (c) Microscope

    (d) Electroscope

    Option a – Endoscope

    Which of the following instruments is used to measure very high temperature?

    (a) Thermometer

    (b) Pyrometer

    (c) Pyknometer

    (d) Undometer

    Option b – Pyrometer

    Who among the following is the inventor of the calculating machine?

    (a) Pascal

    (b) Charles Babbage

    (c) C. Biro

    (d) A. Celsius

    Option a – Pascal

    Venturimeter is used to measure:

    (a) Surface tension

    (b) Liquid pressure

    (c) Liquid density

    (d) Rate of flow of liquids

    Option d – Rate of flow of liquids

    Richter scale is used for measuring:

    (a) Humidity of air

    (b) Density of liquid

    (c) Velocity of wind

    (d) Intensity of earthquakes

    Option d – Intensity of earthquakes

    Planimeter is used to measure:

    (a) Direction

    (b) Road distance

    (c) Areas

    (d) Height of a region

    Option a – Direction

    A tachometer is a device used to measure:

    (a) Speed of rotation

    (b) Dispersive power

    (c) Surface tension

    (d) Gravitational pull

    Option b – Dispersive power

    An instrument used to measure the density of milk is:

    (a) Polarimeter

    (b) Lactometer

    (c) Glactometer

    (d) Calciometer

    Option b – Lactometer

    Who introduced the concept of stored program?

    (a) Charles Babbage

    (b) John Von Neumann

    (c) Blaise Pascal

    (d) John Mauchly

    Option b – John Von Neumann

    Who is the founder of quantum theory of radiation?

    (a) Bohr

    (b) S. N. Bose

    (c) Planck

    (d) Einstein

    Option c – Planck

    The study of drugs and their action is known as:

    (a) Pharmacy

    (b) Pharmacology

    (c) Palaeontology

    (d) Palaeozoology

    Option b – Pharmacology

    Root pressure is measured by:

    (a) Atmometer

    (b) Barometer

    (c) Manometer

    (d) Auxanometer

    Option d – Auxanometer

    Study of atmospheric phenomena is called:

    (a) Astronomy

    (b) Meteorology

    (c) Astrology

    (d) Seismology

    Option b – Meteorology

    Who invented Laser?

    (a) T. H. Maiman

    (b) Fred Morrisson

    (c) Sir Frank Whittle

    (d) Dr. Charles H. Jones

    Option a – T. H. Maiman

    Who invented ‘Voice Mail’?

    (a) J. A. Fleming

    (b) Gordon Matthews

    (c) J. A. Fleming

    (d) Alexander Graham Bell

    Option b – Gordon Matthews

    The first thermionic valve was invented by:

    (a) Richardson

    (b) J. A. Fleming

    (c) Lee De Forest

    (d) Thomson Edison

    Option b – J. A. Fleming

    Who invented the electric bulb?

    (a) James Watt

    (b) Thomas Alva Edison

    (c) Thomas More

    (d) None of these

    Option b – Thomas Alva Edison

    Crescograph was invented by:

    (a) J. C. Bose

    (b) P. C. Roy

    (c) S. N. Bose

    (d) P. C. Mahalanobis

    Option a – J. C. Bose

    Who invented Radar?

    (a) J. H. Van Tassel

    (b) P. T. Farnsworth

    (c) Wilhelm K. Roentgen

    (d) A. H. Taylor and Leo C. Young

    Option d – A. H. Taylor and Leo C. Young

    Who developed the first automatic automobile?

    (a) Karl Benz

    (b) Henry Ford

    (c) Rudolf Diesel

    (d) Gottlieb Daimler

    Option b – Henry Ford

    Phycology is the study of:

    (a) Algae

    (b) Lichens

    (c) Fungi

    (d) Bacteria

    Option a – Algae

    Seismography is the science of:

    (a) Rivers

    (b) Volcanoes

    (c) Mountains

    (d) Earthquakes

    Option d – Earthquakes

    The concept of greenhouse gases was postulated by:

    (a) Abdul Kalam

    (b) Richard Karlson

    (c) Joseph Fourier

    (d) M. S. Swaminathan

    Option c – Joseph Fourier

    Blood groups were discovered by:

    (a) Morgan

    (b) Landsteiner

    (c) Weisman

    (d) William Harvey

    Option b – Landsteiner

    Who invented Penicillin?

    (a) Edward Jenner

    (b) Louis Pasteur

    (c) William Harvey

    (d) Alexander Fleming

    Option d – Alexander Fleming

    Who discovered the Solar system?

    (a) Galileo

    (b) John Hedley

    (c) Copernicus

    (d) Newton

    Option c – Copernicus

    Who is the inventor of the web?

    (a) Bill Gates

    (b) Tim Berners Lee

    (c) Mike Sendall

    (d) Ted Nelson

    Option b – Tim Berners Lee

    Govind Swami Pillai is a maestro with which musical instrument?

    (a) Santoor

    (b) Veena

    (c) Violin

    (d) Sitar

    Option c – Violin

    Gudai Maharaj is a famous exponent for which musical instrument?

    (a) Sarod

    (b) Tabla

    (c) Santoor

    (d) Piano

    Option b – Tabla

    Who among the following is an exponent of the Flute?

    (a) Hari Prasad Chaurasia

    (b) Shiv Kumar Sharma

    (c) Zubin Mehta

    (d) V. Balsara

    Option a – Hari Prasad Chaurasia

    Which of the following is a folk dance of West Bengal?

    (a) War dance

    (b) Marasia

    (c) Kajari

    (d) Danga

    Option b – Marasia

    Rakhal is the famous folk dance of which of the following states?

    (a) Manipur

    (b) Punjab

    (c) Haryana

    (d) Jharkhand

    Option a – Manipur

    Jat-Jatin is the popular folk dance of which of the following states?

    (a) Bihar

    (b) West Bengal

    (c) Goa

    (d) Punjab

    Option a – Bihar

    Dhamal is the famous folk dance of which of the following states?

    (a) Bihar

    (b) Maharashtra

    (c) Haryana

    (d) West Bengal

    Option c – Haryana

    Telephone was invented by:

    (a) Newton

    (b) J. L. Baird

    (c) Stevenson

    (d) Alexander Graham Bell

    Option d – Alexander Graham Bell

    Who invented the Aeroplane?

    (a) Edison

    (b) Hoffman

    (c) Stevenson

    (d) Wright Brothers

    Option d – Wright Brothers

    Who invented Optical Fibre?

    (a) T. H. Maiman

    (b) Narinder Kapany

    (c) Samuel Cohen

    (d) Percy L. Spencer

    Option b – Narinder Kapany

    Who invented the Video Tape?

    (a) Richard James

    (b) P. T. Farnsworth

    (c) Charles Ginsberg

    (d) Georges de Mestral

    Option c – Charles Ginsberg

    An expert in precious stones and the art of stone cutting is known as:

    (a) Lipidary

    (b) Jeweller

    (c) Gemsmith

    (d) Gemmidary

    Option a – Lipidary

    Salim Ali was an eminent:

    (a) Ghazal Singer

    (b) Urdu Poet

    (c) Ornithologist

    (d) None of these

    Option c – Ornithologist

    In which one of the following films did Pran act as a character artist and not in the role of a villain?

    (a) Madhumati

    (b) Zanjeer

    (c) Ram Aur Shyam

    (d) Himalaya Ki Godh Mein

    Option b – Zanjeer

    Which of the following is wrongly paired?

    (a) Kerala – Karagam

    (b) Gujarat – Garba

    (c) West Bengal – Jatna

    (d) Uttar Pradesh – Nautanki

    Option a – Kerala – Karagam

    A semi-circular structure with a dome-shaped roof erected over the sacred relics of Buddha is known as:

    (a) Edicts

    (b) Stupas

    (c) Pillars

    (d) Monoliths

    Option b – Stupas

    Who painted the masterpiece ‘Hamsa Damayanti’?

    (a) Raja Ravi Verma

    (b) Amrita Shergill

    (c) Anjolie Ela Menon

    (d) Abanindranath Tagore

    Option a – Raja Ravi Verma

    Papeti is the festival of:

    (a) Jains

    (b) Parsis

    (c) Sikhs

    (d) Buddhists

    Option b – Parsis

    In which of the following dialects did Kabir write?

    (a) Maithili

    (b) Bhojpuri

    (c) Avadhi

    (d) Brijbhasa

    Option c – Avadhi

    Who introduced the famous Persian festival of Nauroz?

    (a) Balban

    (b) Iltutmish

    (c) Firoz Tughlaq

    (d) Alauddin Khalji

    Option a – Balban

    Rajasthani and Pahari schools of art forms are famous for:

    (a) Dance

    (b) Painting

    (c) Music

    (d) Sculpture

    Option b – Painting

    With which of the following fields is Ben Kingsley associated?

    (a) Social Service

    (b) Medical Science

    (c) Motion Picture

    (d) Sports

    Option c – Motion Picture

    Ikebana is a Japanese form of:

    (a) Modern Painting

    (b) Flower Arrangement

    (c) Martial Art

    (d) Agricultural Practice

    Option b – Flower Arrangement

    Who recently sold 125 of his/her paintings for Rs. 100 crores?

    (a) M. F. Husain

    (b) F. N. Souza

    (c) Manjit Bawa

    (d) Anjolie Ela Menon

    Option a – M. F. Husain

    The name Pierre Cardin is associated with which of the following fields?

    (a) Painting

    (b) Pop Music

    (c) Motion Picture

    (d) Fashion Designing

    Option d – Fashion Designing

    Which of the following is a stringed instrument?

    (a) Shehnai

    (b) Santoor

    (c) Tabla

    (d) Mridangam

    Option b – Santoor

    In which of the following dance forms did Birju Maharaj attain prominence?

    (a) Odissi

    (b) Kuchipudi

    (c) Bharatnatyam

    (d) Kathak

    Option d – Kathak

    The National School of Drama is situated in which of the following cities?

    (a) Kolkata

    (b) New Delhi

    (c) Mumbai

    (d) Bhopal

    Option a – Kolkata

    Who among the following is a distinguished painter?

    (a) Amrita Shergil

    (b) N. R. Ajan

    (c) U. Srinivas

    (d) Kamala Dasgupta

    Option c – U. Srinivas

    Raja Ravi Verma of Kerala was a distinguished:

    (a) Poet

    (b) Singer

    (c) Painter

    (d) Dancer

    Option a – Poet

    ‘Madhubani,’ a style of folk paintings, is popular in which of the following states in India?

    (a) Bihar

    (b) West Bengal

    (c) Uttar Pradesh

    (d) Madhya Pradesh

    Option d – Madhya Pradesh

    Rath Yatra at Puri is celebrated in the honor of:

    (a) Lord Rama

    (b) Lord Shiva

    (c) Lord Vishnu

    (d) Lord Jagannath

    Option d – Lord Jagannath

    Which of the following is a famous Assamese festival?

    (a) Yugadi

    (b) Onam

    (c) Rongali Bihu

    (d) Makar Sakranti

    Option c – Rongali Bihu

    Sanjukta Panigrahi was famous for which dance?

    (a) Odissi

    (b) Kathak

    (c) Manipuri

    (d) Bharatnatyam

    Option d – Bharatnatyam

    Which is the field in which Ustad Bismillah Khan distinguished himself?

    (a) Guitar

    (b) Sitar

    (c) Shehnai

    (d) Hindustani Classical Vocal

    Option c – Shehnai

    Where do striptease artists work?

    (a) Plays

    (b) Films

    (c) Circus

    (d) Cabarets

    Option d – Cabarets

    Raga Kameshwari was composed by:

    (a) Pandit Ravi Shankar

    (b) Ustad Amjad Ali Khan

    (c) Uday Shankar

    (d) None of these

    Option a – Pandit Ravi Shankar

    The first talkie film in India was:

    (a) Jhansi Ki Rani

    (b) Chandidas

    (c) Alam Ara

    (d) Raja Harish Chandra

    Option c – Alam Ara

    Who is believed to have created the raga ‘Miyan Ka Malhar’?

    (a) Swami Haridas

    (b) Tansen

    (c) Amir Khusro

    (d) Baiju Bawra

    Option b – Tansen

    Amjad Ali Khan is a maestro with which instrument?

    (a) Sitar

    (b) Violin

    (c) Sarod

    (d) Sarangi

    Option c – Sarod

    Which of the following folk dance is associated with Rajasthan?

    (a) Jhora

    (b) Veedhi

    (c) Rauf

    (d) Suisini

    Option d – Suisini

    Which of the following folk/tribal dance is associated with Karnataka?

    (a) Veedhi

    (b) Jatra

    (c) Jhora

    (d) Yakshagana

    Option d – Yakshagana

    Of which of the following states is Nautanki, a folk dance?

    (a) Gujarat

    (b) Uttar Pradesh

    (c) Haryana

    (d) Rajasthan

    Option b – Uttar Pradesh

    Which of the following folk dance is associated with Uttar Pradesh?

    (a) Tamasha

    (b) Rauf

    (c) Thora

    (d) Veedhi

    Option c – Thora

    Guru Gopinath was an exponent of:

    (a) Bharatnatyam

    (b) Kathakali

    (c) Kathak

    (d) Kuchipudi

    Option b – Kathakali

    Shiv Kumar Sharma is famous for playing:

    (a) Sitar

    (b) Sarod

    (c) Santoor

    (d) Flute

    Option c – Santoor

    Yamini Krishna Murthy is famous for which style of dancing?

    (a) Garba

    (b) Kathak

    (c) Manipuri

    (d) Bharatnatyam

    Option d – Bharatnatyam

    With which musical instrument is Hari Prasad Chaurasia associated?

    (a) Veena

    (b) Sarod

    (c) Sitar

    (d) Flute

    Option d – Flute

    Who among the following is renowned in Hindustani Classical music (vocal)?

    (a) M. S. Gopala Krishnan

    (b) M. S. Subbalakshmi

    (c) Shovana Narayan

    (d) Pt. Jasraj

    Option b – M. S. Subbalakshmi

    Who among the following music composers was deaf?

    (a) Richard Strauss

    (b) Bach J. S.

    (c) Beethoven L. V.

    (d) Johannes Brahms

    Option c – Beethoven L. V.

    Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra was a maestro of which of the following dance forms?

    (a) Odissi

    (b) Kathak

    (c) Bharatnatyam

    (d) Kuchipudi

    Option a – Odissi

    The writer who refused the Nobel Prize for literature was

    (a) Jean Paul Sartre

    (b) Boris Pasternak

    (c) Prem Chand

    (d) Winston Churchill

    Option b – Boris Pasternak

    Which of the following books is written by A. P. J. Abdul Kalam?

    (a) Guiding Soul

    (b) Defence set up in India

    (c) Science is Today’s India

    (d) Developing India

    Option a – Guiding Soul

    Who is the author of the book ‘The Clash of Civilizations’?

    (a) Alvin Toffler

    (b) Samuel Huntington

    (c) A. L. Basham

    (d) Arnold Toynbee

    Option b – Samuel Huntington

    Which one of the following newspapers had been edited by Gandhiji?

    (a) Jan Satta

    (b) Gujarat Times

    (c) Maratha

    (d) Navjeevan

    Option d – Navjeevan

    ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ Film is based on the book ‘Question and Answer’ written by –

    (a) Vikash Swarup

    (b) Vimal Swaroop

    (c) Vinesh Swaroop

    (d) None of these

    Option a – Vikash Swarup

    Who is the author of the book ‘Urvashi’?

    (a) Ramdhari Singh Dinkar

    (b) Jai Shankar Prasad

    (c) Sumitra Nandan Pant

    (d) Mahadevi Verma

    Option a – Ramdhari Singh Dinkar

    ‘Origin of Life By Natural Selection’ is a book written by-

    (a) Lamarck

    (b) Hugo de Veris

    (c) Charles Dickens

    (d) Charles Darwin

    Option d – Charles Darwin

    ‘Don’t Laugh: We are Police’ This book was compiled by –

    (a) K. P. S. Gill, D. G. P.

    (b) Shanti Swaroop, I. G.

    (c) Bishan Lal Vohra, I. G. P.

    (d) None of these

    Option c – Bishan Lal Vohra, I. G. P.

    The writer of the book ‘An Enquiry into the Nature and Causes of Wealth of Nations’ is –

    (a) Adam Smith

    (b) Robins

    (c) David Ricardo

    (d) Smt. John Robinson

    Option a – Adam Smith

    ‘Na Khatam Honewali Kahani’ (The never-ending story) is an autobiography of –

    (a) T. N. Sheshan

    (b) V. P. Singh

    (c) Mahesh Bhatt

    (d) Sonia Gandhi

    Option c – Mahesh Bhatt

    Who is the author of ‘Business @ Speed of Thought’?

    (a) John Gray

    (b) Bill Gates

    (c) Dick Francis

    (d) David Baldacci

    Option b – Bill Gates

    Who is the author of the book ‘Life of Pi’?

    (a) Ken Follet

    (b) M. J. Akbar

    (c) Yann Martel

    (d) Rohinton Mistry

    Option c – Yann Martel

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