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The fundamental duties of Indian citizens were provided by ? a) An amendment of the constitution b) A judgement of the Supreme Court c) An order issued to issued by the president d) A legislation adopted by the parliament

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On the first day of the festival the Sun is worshipped; next day cows and bullocks are fed on cooked rice; they are decorated with flowers and paint and led in procession to the beat of drums and crude music; on the third day and one of the biggest festivals of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh is: (a) Pooram (b) Onam (c) Pongal (d) None of the above

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Which one of the following processes is responsible for changing the colour of a rock into yellow or red ? (a) Hydration (b) Exfoliation (c) Carbonation (d) Oxidation

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Famous ?Oscar Awards? are presented by the : (a) American Motion Pictures Association (b) World Film Society (c) American Film Society (d) Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences

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Under the Citizenship Act of 1955 which of the following shall be considered as Indian citizens? (a) Children born to the enemy aliens on the territory of India (b) Children born to the diplomatic agents on the territory of India (c) Children born to the Indian citizens on the territory of foreign countries and children born to the foreign nationals on the territory of India (d) All of these

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. In spite of abundant rainfall, India is said to be water thirsty land why? (a) Quick evaporation of rain water (b) Repaid run-off of water (c) Due to the concentration of rainfall over a few months (d) All of the above mentioned

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The first microprocessor chip was introduced by (1) Motorola (2) IBM (3) Texas Instruments (4) INTEL

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The royal preceptor of Ganapatideva was: (1) Basava (2) Visvesvara Sambhu (3) Panditaradhya (4) Narahari Tirtha

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Mrs Junko Tabei, who created history on May 16, 1975 by becoming the world?s first woman to reach the 8,848 metre (29,002 ft) high Everest peak belongs to which of the following countries ? (a) Japan (b) Tibet (c) Thailand (d) Nepal

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The purest form of water is (A) Rain water (B) Heavy water (C) Tap water (D) Distilled water

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Haldia is (1) Located along the Bay of Bengal (2) An important petroleum refining center (3) The outer port of Calcutta (4) All the above facts

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Which of the following is true? 1 All bacteria respire 2 All bacteria are anaerobic 3 All bacteria are photosynthetic 4 All bacteria are non-photosynthetic

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