The direction from which wind blows is referred to as:
(a) windward
(b) leeward
(c) wind facing side
?Chauth? was a tax collected by (A) Marathas (B) Mughals (C) Khilijis (D) Tughlaqs
Which one of the following statements is not correct? 1 No amendment can be proposed to an Appropriation Bill in either House of Parliament 2 No money shall be withdrawn from the Consolidated Fund of India except under appropriation made be an Appropriation Act 3 Unlike other Bills, the Finance Bill needs to be passed by the Lok Sabha only 4 The finance Bill can be introduced only on the recommendation of the President of India
By dropping the final letter of the name of a country we get name of its currency. That country is in Europe. The country is: (a) Korea (b) France (c) Mongolia (d) Iran
?Breast stroke? is a term associated with (a) Swimming (b) Boxing (c) Football (d) Kabaddi
Australians are able to grow large amounts of wheat because : (a) the fields are large, flat and suited to the use of machinery (b) fields are far from the smoke filled cities (c) they have a large labour supply and plenty of rainfall
World Populatioin Day is observed on 1 12th July 2 10th July 3 11th July 4 13th July
Which of the following statements is incorrect? (a) Wheat is grown in Punjab (b) Tea is produced in Assam (c) Coffee is grown in Karnataka (d) Saffron is produced in HP
Air is a/an 1 Compound 2 Element 3 Mixture 4 Electrolyte
Which one of the following rulers introduced the system of keeping the description of soldiers and also branding of horses? (a) Akbar (b) Shahjehan (c) Babar (d) Sher Shah
Duodenum is situated 1 At the uppermost part of the small intestine 2 Near the lungs 3 In the brain 4 At the tail end of the intestine
Badami is famous for its (1) Rock-cut cave temples (2) Structural temples (3) Paintings (4) Secular buildings
Which of the following represents the growth in exports from India in the period April-June 2000? 1 28% 2 32% 3 37% 4 39%