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    Birthday of which personality is celebrated every year on 14th April?

    (a) Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

    (b) Dr BR Ambedkar

    (c) Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

    (d) Dr APJ Abdul Kalam

    Option b – Dr BR Ambedkar

    ‘National Civil Services Day is observed on

    (a) 20th April

    (b) 21st April

    (c) 25th April

    (d) 30th April

    Option b – 21st April

    Which of the following is not correctly matched?

    (a) Army Day – 15th January

    (b) Martyrs’ Day – 31st January

    (c) Earth Day – 22nd April

    (d) Coconut Day – 2nd August

    Option c – Earth Day – 22nd April

    In India, National Panchayati Day is celebrated on which date?

    (a) 26th January

    (b) 2nd October

    (c) 21st April

    (d) 24th April

    Option d – 24th April

    When are ‘Common Service Centre Divas’ observed?

    (a) 14th July

    (b) 16th July

    (c) 29th July

    (d) 4th August

    Option b – 16th July

    National Handloom Day is observed on

    (a) 7th June

    (b) 17th July

    (c) 7th August

    (d) 17th September

    Option c – 7th August

    When is ‘Quit India Day’ celebrated?

    (a) September 8th

    (b) August 19th

    (c) August 9th

    (d) None of these

    Option c – August 9th

    Which date is National Sports Day observed in India?

    (a) 29th August

    (b) 4th May

    (c) 17th September

    (d) 5th July

    Option a – 29th August

    Teachers’ Day is observed every year in India on

    (a) 5th September

    (b) 2nd October

    (c) 6th November

    (d) 25th December

    Option a – 5th September

    When is ‘Hindi Diwas’ celebrated?

    (a) 12th October

    (b) 19th October

    (c) 14th September

    (d) 7th September

    Option c – 14th September

    ‘National Education Day is celebrated on

    (a) 12th November

    (b) 11th November

    (c) 5th November

    (d) 29th October

    Option b – 11th November

    When is ‘Navy Day’ celebrated every year in India?

    (a) 29th December

    (b) 4th December

    (c) 10th December

    (d) 12th January

    Option b – 4th December

    15th Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas in January 2019 was held in which city?

    (a) Varanasi

    (b) Vadodara

    (c) Jaipur

    (d) Pune

    Option a – Varanasi

    Every year Women’s Day is celebrated on 13th February in memory of

    (a) Indira Gandhi

    (b) Kamla Nehru

    (c) Sarojini Naidu

    (d) Lakshmi Bai

    Option c – Sarojini Naidu

    On which date National Science Day is celebrated?

    (a) 5th May

    (b) 15th March

    (c) 5th January

    (d) 28th February

    Option d – 28th February

    Chaitra 1 of the national calendar based on the Saka Era corresponds to which one of the following dates of the Gregorian calendar in a normal year of 395 days?

    (a) 22nd March (or 21st March)

    (b) 15th May (or 16th May)

    (c) 31st March (or 30th March)

    (d) 21st April (or 20th April)

    Option a – 22nd March (or 21st March)

    ‘National Voter’s Day’ is celebrated on which date?

    (a) 15th January

    (b) 25th January

    (c) 15th February

    (d) 25th February

    Option b – 25th January

    When is Data Protection Day observed?

    (a) 28th January

    (b) 30th December

    (c) 27th October

    (d) 20th February

    Option a – 28th January

    National Youth Day is celebrated on which date

    (a) 15th January

    (b) 9th January

    (c) 18th January

    (d) 12th January

    Option d – 12th January

    ‘Army Day’ is celebrated ……… in India in recognition of Field Marshal KM Cariappa’s taking over as the first Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army from Sir Francis Butcher in 1948.

    (a) 20th January

    (b) 12th January

    (c) 15th January

    (d) 26th December

    Option c – 15th January

    23rd January is celebrated as the birthday of

    (a) Guru Govind Singh

    (b) Subhash Chandra Bose

    (c) Debendranath Tagore

    (d) Chandra Shekhar Azad

    Option b – Subhash Chandra Bose

    India celebrated/will celebrate its 70th Constitution Day in

    (a) 2020

    (b) 2018

    (c) 2017

    (d) 2019

    Option d – 2019

    In India, the 24th of January is celebrated as

    (a) National Girl Child Day

    (b) National Farmers Day

    (c) National Agricultural Day

    (d) National Old Person Day

    Option a – National Girl Child Day

    Paddy Khaira disease or miniature disease is caused by a deficiency of which element?

    (a) Zinc

    (b) Copper

    (c) Calcium

    (d) Magnesium

    Option a – Zinc

    Vitell disease of cauliflower is caused by deficiency of which element?

    (a) Zinc

    (b) Molybdenum

    (c) Copper

    (d) Magnesium

    Option b – Molybdenum

    Harmlessness of leaves is caused by the deficiency of

    (a) Calcium

    (b) Magnesium

    (c) Manganese

    (d) Copper

    Option b – Magnesium

    Transpiration occurs-

    (a) From the stems

    (b) From roots

    (c) Leaves

    (d) All pneumatic parts

    Option d – All pneumatic parts

    What is released in the process of photosynthesis?

    (a) Hydrogen

    (b) Carbon dioxide

    (c) Oxygen

    (d) Chlorine

    Option c – Oxygen

    The rate of photosynthesis is highest-

    (a) In purple light

    (b) In green light

    (c) In blue light

    (d) In red light

    Option d – In red light

    The rate of photosynthesis is the lowest-

    (a) In red light

    (b) In blue light

    (c) In purple light

    (d) In green light

    Option d – In green light

    Photosynthesis occurs-

    (a) At night

    (b) Day and night

    (c) Day or night

    (d) Only in the day

    Option d – Only in the day

    Which gas is necessary for photosynthesis?

    (a) Oxygen

    (b) Carbon dioxide

    (c) Nitrogen

    (d) Carbon monoxide

    Option d – Carbon monoxide

    What is the source of oxygen produced during photosynthesis?

    (a) Water

    (b) Carbon dioxide

    (c) Chlorophyll

    (d) Mesophyll cells

    Option a – Water

    The role of foliage in photosynthesis is-

    (a) Absorption of water

    (b) Absorption of light

    (c) Absorption of carbon dioxide

    (d) None of these

    Option b – Absorption of light

    The instrument for respiratory measurement is called-

    (a) Potometer

    (b) Oximeter

    (c) Spirometer

    (d) Respirometer

    Option a – Potometer

    ATP stands for-

    (a) Adenosine triphosphate

    (b) Adenine triphosphate

    (c) Adenosine diphosphate

    (d) Adenosine tetraphosphate

    Option a – Adenosine triphosphate

    The fruit ripening hormone is-

    (a) Gibberellin

    (b) Ethylene

    (c) Cytokinin

    (d) Auxin

    Option b – Ethylene

    Mimosa leaf has speed-

    (a) Phototropism

    (b) Thigmotropism

    (c) Chemotropism

    (d) Hydrotropism

    Option b – Thigmotropism

    Turning of shoots towards sunlight is called-

    (a) Phototropism

    (b) Geotropism

    (c) Heliotropism

    (d) Hydrotropism

    Option c – Heliotropism

    Who is the most responsible factor for plant diseases?

    (a) Mildew

    (b) Bacteria

    (c) Virus

    (d) Protozoa

    Option a – Mildew

    From where is clove, a commonly used spice, obtained?

    (a) From the root

    (b) Stem

    (c) From flower bud

    (d) From fruit

    Option c – From flower bud

    Hashish is obtained from the plant. State from which part of the plant it is obtained.

    (a) From leaves

    (b) Stems

    (c) Female inflorescence

    (d) Male inflorescence

    Option d – Male inflorescence

    Water is transported in plants through-

    (a) Cambium

    (b) Phloem

    (c) Xylem

    (d) Epidermis

    Option c – Xylem

    How many essential elements are needed for plant growth?

    (a) 6

    (b) 10

    (c) 16

    (d) 21

    Option c – 16

    Pea plant is-

    (a) Herb

    (b) Flower

    (c) Shrub

    (d) None of these

    Option a – Herb

    Saffron is produced by

    (a) Hibiscus stamens

    (b) From the roots of Indigofera

    (c) Style from crocus and style

    (d) From the parties of Moses

    Option c – Style from crocus and style

    Clove is a-

    (a) Fruit

    (b) Dry flower bud

    (c) Vardhi Kalika

    (d) Seed

    Option b – Dry flower bud

    From which part of the plant can we get coffee?

    (a) Flowers

    (b) Seeds

    (c) Leaves

    (d) Fruits

    Option b – Seeds

    Poppy is obtained-

    (a) Kaufia Arabica

    (b) Papaver somniferum

    (c) From Origa Sativa

    (d) Thia sinensis

    Option b – Papaver somniferum

    Who receives quinine?

    (a) Papaver

    (b) Cannabis

    (c) Cinchona

    (d) Aconitum

    Option c – Cinchona

    The best source of Vitamin C is-

    (a) Lemon

    (b) Orange

    (c) Amla

    (d) Chilli

    Option c – Amla

    Tobacco leaves contain-

    (a) Capsaicin

    (b) Caulvicin

    (c) Nicotine

    (d) Aspirin

    Option c – Nicotine

    The medicine obtained to stop high blood pressure is-

    (a) From the caste of digitalis

    (b) From Cinchona caste

    (c) Rauwulfia caste

    (d) From the Papaver caste

    Option c – Rauwulfia caste

    Pulses are a good source of

    (a) Protein

    (b) Carbohydrate

    (c) Fat

    (d) Cellulose

    Option a – Protein

    Which vegetable food has the maximum protein?

    (a) Gram

    (b) Pea

    (c) Soybean

    (d) Pigeonpea

    Option c – Soybean

    Cinnamon obtained from which part of the tree?

    (a) Leaf

    (b) Stem

    (c) Root

    (d) Bark

    Option d – Bark

    Apples and pears have edible portions.

    (a) External result

    (b) Middle fruit

    (c) Endoplasm

    (d) Fleshy appendages

    Option d – Fleshy appendages

    The grain of rice is [ Hardest GK Questions with Answers ]

    (a) A seed

    (b) Algebraic fruit

    (c) Multi-algebraic fruits

    (d) Embolism

    Option b – Algebraic fruit

    Which part of a pear is eaten?

    (a) Pulp

    (b) Core

    (c) Both ‘a’ and ‘b’

    (d) Pod

    Option a – Pulp

    Which plant has seed but no fruit?

    (a) Reed

    (b) Groundnut

    (c) Almonds

    (d) Cycus

    Option d – Cycus

    Potato is related to which family?

    (a) Solanaceae

    (b) Composite

    (c) Gamini

    (d) Crucifery

    Option a – Solanaceae

    Cotton is related to

    (a) Cruciferi

    (b) Composite

    (c) Malvaceae

    (d) Renucleus

    Option c – Malvaceae

    Brinjal is the plant of which family?

    (a) Cruciferi

    (b) Cucurbitaceae

    (c) Solanesi

    (d) Malvaceae

    Option c – Solanesi

    The hereditary name of the cotton plant is-

    (a) Crotalaria

    (b) Raphenous

    (c) Nicotiana

    (d) Gossypium

    Option d – Gossypium

    The botanical name of mango is [ Hardest GK Questions with Answers ]

    (a) Musa Sapientes

    (b) Docus carota

    (c) Mangifera Indica

    (d) None of these

    Option c – Mangifera Indica

    The botanical name of the wheat plant is-

    (a) Jia Mage

    (b) Aurija Sativa

    (c) Hordeum vulgare

    (d) Triticum aestivum

    Option d – Triticum aestivum

    The botanical name of the tea plant is-

    (a) Sinensis thia

    (b) Sinensis

    (c) Thia sinensis

    (d) Kaufia arabica

    Option c – Thia sinensis

    Who is the author of the book ‘A Secular Agenda’?

    (a) Mahatma Gandhi

    (b) Graham Greene

    (c) Arun Shourie

    (d) Dushyant Sharma

    Option c – Arun Shourie

    The author of the book ‘World of All Human Rights’ is

    (a) Chetan Bhagat

    (b) Vishnu Sahai

    (c) Soli J Sorabji

    (d) Arun Jaitley

    Option c – Soli J Sorabji

    Who amongst the following is the author of the book Termites in the Trading System’?

    (a) MS Swaminathan

    (b) Jagdish Bhagwati

    (c) Jaswant Singh

    (d) M Chelapati Rao

    Option b – Jagdish Bhagwati

    Who among the following is the author of ‘Interlinking of Indian Rivers’?

    (a) P V Manoranjan Rao

    (b) JB Kripalani

    (c) Nandan Nilehani

    (d) Radhakant Bharati

    Option d – Radhakant Bharati

    The famous book ‘An Unsuitable Boy is written by

    (a) Satrughan Sinha

    (b) Shahrukh Khan

    (c) Karan Johar

    (d) Khushwant Singh

    Option c – Karan Johar

    Who of the following is the author of the book ‘Imaging India: Ideas for the New Century?

    (a) Arvind Adiga

    (b) MJ Akbar

    (c) Nandan Nilekani

    (d) Shashi Tharoor

    Option c – Nandan Nilekani

    ‘And Then One Day: A Memoir is an autobiography of

    (a) Kamal Hasan

    (b) Shahrukh Khan

    (c) Naseeruddin Shah

    (d) Karan Johar

    Option c – Naseeruddin Shah

    The book named ‘Don’t Laugh: We are Police’, was composed by

    (a) Bishan Lal Vohra (IGP)

    (b) KPS Gill (DGP)

    (c) Shanti Swaroop (IG Police)

    (d) None of the above

    Option a – Bishan Lal Vohra (IGP)

    Who is the author of ‘A River Sutra’?

    (a) VS Naipaul

    (b) Nirad C Chaudhari

    (c) Gita Mehta

    (d) Vikram Seth

    Option c – Gita Mehta

    The Immortals of Meluha’ is written by

    (a) Aravind Adiga

    (b) Arundhati Roy

    (c) Amish Tripathi

    (d) None of the above

    Option c – Amish Tripathi

    The book ‘Playing it My Way’ is written by whom?

    (a) Boria Majumdar

    (b) Indu Aanand

    (c) Mary Kom

    (d) Yashwant Sinha

    Option a – Boria Majumdar

    The memoir ‘The Test of My Life is written by

    (a) Yuvraj Singh

    (b) Rahul Dravid

    (c) Adam Gilchrist

    (d) Kapil Dev

    Option a – Yuvraj Singh

    Who is the author of the book ‘Golden Girl’?

    (a) Sunil Gavaskar

    (b) PT Usha

    (c) Sachin Tendulkar

    (d) Malleswari

    Option b – PT Usha

    Who has written the book ‘A Century is Not Enough’?

    (a) Sourav Ganguly

    (b) Sachin Tendulkar

    (c) Virat Kohli

    (d) MS Dhoni

    Option a – Sourav Ganguly

    Who is the writer of ‘Born Again on the Mountains’?

    (a) Ben Bernike

    (b) Twinkle Khanna

    (c) Shiwrat Lal

    (d) Arunima Sinha

    Option d – Arunima Sinha

    Who is the author of the book ‘1 Do What I Do?

    (a) Pranab Mukherjee

    (b) Raghuram G Rajan

    (c) Urjit Patel

    (d) Jagdish Prakash

    Option b – Raghuram G Rajan

    Who wrote the book ‘Strictly Personal, Mamohan and Gursharan’ which tells the untold story of India’s 14th PM Manmohan Singh and his wife Gulsharan?

    (a) Daman Singh

    (b) Vir Singh

    (c) Hari Singh Dilbar

    (d) Mohan Bhandari

    Option a – Daman Singh

    Global Crisis Recession and Uneven Recovery’ is written by one of the RBI Governors

    (a) Subba Rao

    (b) Bimal Jalan

    (c) YV Reddy

    (d) Rangarajan

    Option c – YV Reddy

    Who has written the book ‘India Shastra: Reflections on the Nation in Our Time?

    (a) Narendra Modi

    (b) Shashi Tharoor

    (c) Manmohan Singh

    (d) APJ Abdul Kalam

    Option b – Shashi Tharoor

    Who is the author of the book ‘An Era of Darkness-The British Empire in India’?

    (a) Amrish Tripathi

    (b) Hamid Ansari

    (c) Shashi Tharoor

    (d) Romesh Dutt

    Option c – Shashi Tharoor

    The book Pax Indica’ is written by Shashi Tharoor the description of

    (a) foreign policy

    (b) Indian culture

    (c) the caste system prevalent in India

    (d) None of the above

    Option a – foreign policy

    The Great Indian Novel’ is authored by

    (a) Chitra Banerjee

    (b) Arvind Adiga

    (c) Shashi Tharoor

    (d) Vikram Seth

    Option c – Shashi Tharoor

    Who is the author of the book ‘Freedom Behind Bars’?

    (a) Kiran Bedi

    (b) Jawaharlal Nehru

    (c) Sheikh Abdullah

    (d) Nelson Mandela

    Option a – Kiran Bedi

    The Accidental Prime Minister was written by

    (a) PC Parehh

    (b) RV Bhasin

    (c) Sanjaya Baru

    (d) Jaswant Singh

    Option c – Sanjaya Baru

    ‘India of our Dreams’ is a book written by

    (a) Dr. S Radhakrishnan

    (b) Dr. C Subramanian

    (c) MV Kamath

    (d) Dr. Rajendra Prasad

    Option c – MV Kamath

    Who is the author of the book “Argumentative Indian-writing on Indian History, Culture, and Identity”?

    (a) Nirad C Chaudhuri

    (b) Amit Chaudhuri

    (c) Amartya Sen

    (d) Arundhati Roy

    Option c – Amartya Sen

    Who of the following authored the book ‘Revolution 2020?

    (a) Rupa Pai

    (b) Chetan Bhagat

    (c) Arvind Kejriwal

    (d) Devdutt Pattnaik

    Option b – Chetan Bhagat

    Who is the author of ‘One Night @ the Call Centre’?

    (a) Vikram Seth

    (b) Chetan Bhagat

    (c) Anurag Mathur

    (d) Robin Sharma

    Option b – Chetan Bhagat

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