Month: November 2021

QUIZ 73: HEALTH QUIZ-2

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1. 
What is the common name for a disease Visceral leishmaniasis, whose cure was discovered by an Indian Physician, U N Brahmachari, by synthesizing a drug, Urea Stibamine, in 1922?

2. 
Which instrument is used in the detection of heart abnormalities which generates a record of the electrical currents with heart muscle activity?

3. 
Excess of which substance, a white sterol present in the tissues of the human body in which it performs a number of important functions, can result in coronary thrombosis?

4. 
Which Belgian astronomer, mathematician, statistician and sociologist is famous for his ' Body Mass Index', which is the individuals' body weight divided by the square of his or her height which remains the official measurement for obesity to this day?

5. 
Which American biochemist discovered vitamins A, B and D and also originated the letter system of naming vitamins?

6. 
Which vitamin, found in a number of foods, including leafy greens, cauliflower and liver, is essential for the functioning of several proteins that are involved in blood clotting?

7. 
Which Afro-American physician, a pioneer of blood plasma preservation, was the first director of the Red Cross?

8. 
Edward Jenner, an English Physician, pioneer in vaccination, made a discovery in 1796, that inoculation with cowpox gave immunity to which of the following diseases?

9. 
Which contagious disease usually involves the nose, throat, and air passages, but may also infect the skin?

10. 
Which British physiologist and epidemologist was the first researchers to link cigarette smoking to lung cancer?

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QUIZ 72: HEALTH QUIZ-1

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1. 
Which British Surgeon was the founder of antiseptic surgery?

2. 
Who developed the polio vaccine?

3. 
Who was the co-discoverer of insulin?

4. 
When was the World Vegetarian Day observed for the first time?

5. 
Who was the first person to treat acute leukemia patients with marrow transplantation?

6. 
Which company introduced aspirin in powder form on 1 May 1889?

7. 
Which International agency of the United Nations is dealing with public health?

8. 
Which Scottish scientist was the founding father of modern nutrition science?

9. 
Which was the first antibiotic discovered as a natural product?

10. 
Which country became the first in the world to use the birth control pill legally on 9 May 1960?

11. 
Which breakfast cereal did Dr. John Harvey Kellogg invent in 1898?

12. 
Who was the first to classify food into carbohydrates, fats, and proteins?

13. 
BCG is a vaccine for which of the following diseases?

14. 
Now the deadly disease smallpox is completely eradicated from the world. In which African country was the last known case of smallpox occurred on 26 October 1977?

15. 
Who on 24 March 1882 isolated TB ( Tuberculosis Bacillus)?

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QUIZ 71: INDIAN SCIENTISTS-3

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1. 
The world's first full-face replant operation was done on Sandeep Kaur, a nine-year old girl whose face was ripped off in a threshing machine accident. The replant was done by which doctor?

2. 
Which Indian physicist did important research on the ionosphere and proposed the idea that ultraviolet light from the Sun creates the middle or E layer of the ionosphere?

3. 
Which Indian scientist, married to a Russian woman and became a Soviet citizen in 1936, is regarded as the father of Chemmotology ( the science of motor oils and lubricants)?

4. 
For which disease, the second-largest parasitic killer in the world after malaria, did Upendra Nath Brahmachari discover a drug and saved millions of lives in Bengal and Assam?

5. 
Name the Indian aeronautical engineer and space scientist who succeeded Vikram Sarabhai, the founder of the Indian Space Programme, as Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation, ISRO in 1972?

6. 
Satyendra Nath Bose collaborated with Einstein to propound the Bose-Einstein Statistics which governs the behaviour of a class of subatomic particles known as

7. 
On 11th June 1998, who performed India's first live-beaming of heart surgery on six heart patients at the Escorts Geart Institute& Research Centre, New Delhi, which was beamed live to hundreds of cardiac specialists in San Francisco and California in USA?

8. 
Which India-born American biochemist, well known for creating a biology-based solution for cleaning up toxic spills, was declared the Scientist of the Year' sward in 1975 y Industrial Research Organization of the Unites States, and was awarded the 'Padma Shri' by the Government of India in 2007 for his work in genetic engineering technology?

9. 
Near which mountain in Swiss Alps was Air India' Boeing 707 Kanchenjunga crashed resulting in the death of Indian Nuclear Physicist Homi Jehangir Bhabha on 24th January 1966?

10. 
Who was the first Director of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) in 1940, and held this post till his death on 1st January 1955?

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13.GENERAL ENGLISH( TENSES)

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Welcome to your 13. GENERAL ENGLISH ( TENSE). Supply the correct tense of the verbs given in brackets:

1. 
When we /(take) our exams, we'll have a holiday.

2. 
I/(not like) the dance last night.

3. 
Please sit here until my husband/(come).

4. 
When I reached the school, the first bell/(already go).

5. 
I wish you/(tell) me you already/( buy) the book.

6. 
She (play) tennis since 4 o' clock

7. 
He /(play) the Guitar outside her house when some-one opened the window and /(throw) out a bucket of water.

8. 
I/ (leave) these flowers at the hospital for you. I/(go) there anyway to visit my cousin.

9. 
Only the wearer(know)/where the shoe/(pinch)

10. 
My friend/(not see) me for many years when I met him last week.

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QUIZ 70: INDIAN SCIENTISTS-2

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1. 
Former Indian president Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam was awarded the 'Padma Bhushan' in 1981 and the 'Padma Vibhushan' in 1990. In which year was he honoured with the 'Bharat Ratna'? ?

2. 
Which Indian physicist laid the foundation of Space Research in India?

3. 
Which Indianbotanist, elected Fellow of the Royal Society in 1965, did extensive research on th embryology of flowering plants and rightly called the father of modern embryology?

4. 
Which Indian Nuclear physicist, the doyen of India's nuclear programmes, was the director of Bhabha Atomic Research Centre( BARC), when India carried out its first nuclear test in Pokhran in 1974? was t

5. 
Which Indian Scientist was awarded the $500,000 award on 7th April, 2003 by a US-based foundation, Prosthetics for Diabetes Foundation for breakthrough in diabetes control?

6. 
On 10 May 1901, who delivered a famous lecture at the Royal Institute in London to show that plant tissues under mechanical and electrical stimulation produce electric response similar to that produced by animal tissues?

7. 
Pisaroth Rama Pistoy, the recipient of the Padma Shri award and the first recipient of the Raman Centenary Medal in 1988, is considered the Father of which field of space technology in India?

8. 
Which scientist, considered the most eminent medical scientist of India, discovered tetracycline and several other antibiotics, besides synthesizing folic acid,vitamin B-9, methotrexate -an anti-cancer drug and hetrazan- a drug against filariasis?

9. 
Who was the founder of the Indian Statistical Institute ( ISI ) in 1931?

10. 
Which Indian biochemist and founder of the biochemistry department at Lady Harding Medical College, Delhi worked under Dr Raman, is regarded as the first lady of Indian science?

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QUIZ 69: INDIAN SCIENTISTS-1

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1. 
Who is regarded as the father of modern bio-chemistry in India?

2. 
Which Indian-born astrophysict along with McClintock, using NASA's Rossi X-Ray Timing Explorer, measured on 21 November 2006, the spinning blakchole, which is spinning very rapidly -turning more than 950 times per second/

3. 
Which world renowned Indian ornithologist is considered as the Birdman of India?

4. 
Which Indian atmospheric scientist discovered, in 1999, the Asian Brown Cloud, a layer of air pollution that covers parts of the nontern Indian ocean, India, Pakistan and parts of South Asia, Southeast Asia, and China?

5. 
Who assisted C V Raman in discovering the Raman effect?

6. 
Born on 3 February 1900 at Kulitlai in Tamil Nadu, he was one the founders of organic chemistry in India and discovered many new chemical comopunds. He was a fellow of Royal Society, London. Who was he?

7. 
Which Indian astrophysicist is noted for his work on high temperature ionization of atoms and its application to stellar atmospheres?

8. 
Which research institute in Bengaluru was founded by Shivramakrishna Chandrasekhar, cousin of the Nobel Prize-winner Subramanya Chandrasekhar and nephew of C V Raman?

9. 
Which Indian chemist laid the foundation of chemical industry in India by setting up the Bengal Chemical and Pharmaceutical Works Ltd?

10. 
Who became the first Indian elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society of London in 1837?

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QUIZ 68: SCIENCE DISCOVERIES-2

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1. 
Who discovered the two types of static electricity, and that like charges repel each other while unlike charges attract?

2. 
Who discovered the law, named after him, that at the same temperature and pressure equal volumes of all perfect gases contain the same number of particles?

3. 
Which Russian physiologist and psychologist won the 1904 Nobel Prize in Medicine for his work on the physiology of digestion?

4. 
In 1820, who discovered the connection between electicit and magnetism by experiments involving a compass and electric circuities?

5. 
Which pair of physicists, on 20 January 1969, discovered the first pulsar in the crab Nebula?

6. 
Which German physicist discovered the dark lines in the solar spectrum and found the chemical composition of the Sun's atmosphere/

7. 
Who conducted experiments on the nature of heat and proposed that heat is a form of motion, besides contributing in the development of a calorimeter and a photometer?

8. 
Who patented the fire extinguisher on 26th March 1872?

9. 
Which Canadian oceanographer and marine biologist is known as the father of modern oceanography?

10. 
With Strassman and Lise Maitner, who discovered nuclear fission of uranium when bombarded with neutrons?

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QUIZ 67: SCIENCE DISCOVERIES-1

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1. 
Which French physicist and mathematician gave a combined theory of electricity and magnetism and formulated the Ohm's Law?

2. 
Who was the first to discover that the mosquito which host a developing parasite worm causes filariasis, a human disease?

3. 
Which British archeologist and egyptologist discovered the tomb of King Tutankhamen on 27 November 1922?

4. 
Which Serbian-born American physicist, regarded as America's greatest electrical engineer, designed and built the first alternating current induction motor in 1833, besides inventing an induction coil named after him?

5. 
Along with her husband, who won the 1935 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, for the discover of artificial radioactivity?

6. 
Who discovered the Human Immunodeficiency Virus( HIV), a virus responsible for AIDS?

7. 
Who was the first to discover helium in the sun?

8. 
Which Nobel Prize-winning physicist discovered that each element has its own characteristic x-ray spectrum?

9. 
Which pioneer of the plastics industry discovered the process for making celluloid?

10. 
Which Hungarian-born American physicist discovered the principle of the nuclear chain reaction and with Enrico Fermi created the first self-sustaining nuclear reactor in 1942?

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12. GENERAL ENGLISH( SYNONYMS)

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Welcome to your 12 GENERAL ENGLISH ( SYNONYMS)

Each of the following 20 sets consists a word phrase in capital letters, followed by four words or phrases,. Select the word or phrase that is most nearly similar in meaning to the word or phrase in capital letters.

 

1. 
IMPASSIVELY

2. 
STARK

3. 
MIFFED

4. 
REPROBATE

5. 
INCONGRUOUS

6. 
RANCOUR

7. 
ANOMALAY

8. 
FACILE

9. 
INDOLENCE

10. 
DELUGE

11. 
DOGMATIC

12. 
SPORADIC

13. 
PROLIFIC

14. 
The two parties have reached a STALEMATE.

15. 
The Prime Minister delivered an IMPROMPTU speech to the students.

16. 
This is a LUCRATIVE business.

17. 
Some people believe that the third world war is IMMINENT.

18. 
There were INTERMITTTENT power cuts in the city and its suburbs on Monday.

19. 
Spandana has never been an OUTGOING type.

20. 
PROVOKED by the unfair remark, the young man hit his companion.

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11. GENERAL ENGLISH( SYNONYMS)

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Welcome to your QUIZ 11: GENERAL ENGLISH- SYNONYMS.

 

Each of the following 20 sets consists a word phrase in capital letters, followed by four words or phrases,. Select the word or phrase that is most nearly similar in meaning to the word or phrase in capital letters.

 

1. 
CAJOLE

2. 
REPRISAL

3. 
SOPORIFIC

4. 
The Chairman conducted the meeting with APLOMB

5. 
Our fates seemed INTERWINED

6. 
Such conduct deserves REPRIMAND

7. 
On public occasions, she was very PUNCTILIOUS about forms and manners.

8. 
After he came back from his evening walk, he felt FAMISHED

9. 
I have serious MISGIVINGS about taking up this job.

10. 
He made a very PERSPICACIOUS analysis of the problem.

11. 
His version of the incident was a complete TRAVESTY of facts.

12. 
It was proved that dates grow well in ARID climate.

13. 
At one time, only INDUSTRIOUS people were supposed to e rewarded.

14. 
Those who admit the ultimacy of values, IMPLICITLY recognize the spiritual reality behind the universe,

15. 
The automobile industry depends on INDIGENOUS technology.

16. 
he judge was both JUDICIOUS and impartial

17. 
Reading fiction is an ABSORBING, creative and entertaining hobby.

18. 
A man of unsound mind, he was EXONERATED from all responsibility for his actions.

19. 
He tried to ALLEVIATE the sufferings of his neighbour.

20. 
If a leader wants to be popular, he should master the art of being CIVIL to everyone.

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QUIZ 66: WEAPONS-2

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This Quiz deals with bombs and guns. Visit also Quiz No. 65 for weapons.

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QUIZ 65: WEAPONS-1

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Welcome to your QUIZ 65: WEAPONS

1. 
Which American Nuclear Physicist was instrumental in developing the hydrogen bomb in association with Stanislav Ulam in 1952?

2. 
Launched on ( November 2003, BrahMos, India's supersonic cruise missile, can be launched from submarines , ships, aircraft or land is a joint collaboration between India and which other country/

3. 
Which indigenously -built min battle tank was inducted into the Indian Army on 7 August 2004?

4. 
Who, in 1885, invented the first self-powered machine gun bearing his name?

5. 
On 17 December 1957, which country became the first to successfully test-fire the intercontinental ballistic missile?

6. 
Where in New Mexico, the USA, tested the first ever atomic bomb on 16 July 1945?

7. 
Which Russian physicist is considered the father of the Russian hydrogen bomb?

8. 
Who dropped the first atomic bomb Little Boy by B-29 bomber at its target Aioi Bridge, Hiroshima in Japan at 8:15:17 am in 6 August 1945?

9. 
Which treaty was signed on 1 July 1968 by sixty-one countries to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and weapons technology?

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10. 
Enola Gay was the B-29 bomber piloted by Paul Tibbets when an atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima on 6 August 1945 that killed over 155,200 innocent people. Who was Enola Gay?

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QUIZ 64: SCIENCE TERMINOLOGY-3

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QUIZ NO 61 AND QUIZ NO 62 ALSO DEAL WITH SCIENCE TERMINOLOGY

Welcome to your QUIZ 64: SCIENCE TERMINOLGY-3

1. 
For which iconic phrase, Walley Broecker, the elder statesmen of climat chage science in the world and strong speaker in climate debate, is credited for/

2. 
Which German physicist who contributed to the fundamental understanding of electrical circuits, spectroscopy coined the term black body radiation in 1862?

3. 
Which British Scientist and one of the founders of Geology as a subject in England, named the period Cambrian and Devonian?

4. 
Which scientific terms were introduced by Jan Evangelista Purkinje, a Czech anatomist and physiologist, fr components of blood, used to describe young animal embroys?

5. 
Which term signifies the radius of the event horizon of a non-rotating black hole?

6. 
Disoverer of the element Boron in 1808, who coined the terms pipette and burette?

7. 
Which term was coined by Constantin Perskyi at the International Electricity Congress, during the 1900 Paris Exhibition?

8. 
Which Swedish scientist, the first to make the distinction between organic and inorganic compounds, is credited with coining the terms catalysis, polymer, isomerism, protein and allotrope?

9. 
Which Nobel Laureate physicist coined the term quark, a fundamental constituent of matter, while going through James Joyce's book Finnegans Wake?

10. 
Which term signifies mirror-reflection and holds that the laws of physics are the same in a right-handed system of coordinates as in a left-handed system?

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10.GENERAL ENGLISH(ANTONYMS)

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Welcome to your 10 -GENERAL ENGLISH ( ANTONYMS). Choose the correct antonym (opposite word) of the words given in capital letters.

1. 
ADAGE

2. 
CAPITAL

3. 
COMPLIANCE

4. 
LATENT

5. 
VANITY

6. 
VENERATE

7. 
CAPACIOUS

8. 
VISIONARY

9. 
ANONYMOUS

10. 
CURTAIL

11. 
PRIDE

12. 
CRYPTIC

13. 
CLOUDY

14. 
DENSITY

15. 
DEFIANCE

16. 
ONEROUS

17. 
ATTRACT

18. 
RISE

19. 
MOLEST

20. 
PLENARY

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9. GENERAL ENGLISH(ANTONYMS)

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Welcome to your 9 -GENERAL ENGLISH ( ANTONYMS).  Directions: Choose the word  which  nearly the opposite in  meaning to the word given in capital letters.

1. 
EQUANIMITY

2. 
BASE

3. 
TURGID

4. 
LACKADAISICAL

5. 
FLOAT

6. 
CHEAP

7. 
COMMON

8. 
DISTEND

9. 
DIVERGENCE

10. 
DREARY

11. 
KEMP

12. 
KILL

13. 
MALICE

14. 
MANIFEST

15. 
MERCENARY

16. 
NURSE

17. 
OBDURATE

18. 
OFFHAND

19. 
PARDON

20. 
OBSCURE

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QUIZ 63: CONSTITUTION DAY SPECIAL

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The Constitution of India is the supreme law of India. It is a living document, the permanent instrument which makes the government system work It lays down the frameworl defining fundamental political principles, established the structure , procedures , powers and duties of government institutions and sets out fundamental rights, directive principles and the duties of citizens.

The Constitution was adopted by the Constituent Assembly on 26 November 1949, and came into effect on 26 January 1950. 26 th of November is celebrated as Sanvidhan Diwas ( Constitution Day).

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QUIZ62 : SCIENCE TERMINOLOGY-2

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QUIZ NO 61 AND QUIZ NO 64 ALSO DEAL WITH THE SAME SUBJECT

Welcome to your QUIZ 62: SCIENCE TERMINOLGY-2

1. 
This term denotes a sub-discipline of biology, coined by the German scientist Erns Haeckel in 1866. We are talking of which scientific study that is closely related to physiology, evolutionary biology, genetics and ethology ?

2. 
Which term is used for the speed of an object moving through air, or any other fluid substance, divided by the speed of sound that is 340.3 m/s or 1,225 km/h or 761.2 mph?

3. 
Name the Dutch physicist who coined the term physics in 1729?

4. 
What term is used when a star with a remaining mass greater than 1.4 times that of the sun collapses and becomes a neutron star during a supernova explosion?

5. 
Which term denotes 'moving clocks appear t tick more slowly relative to their stationary counterpart' ?

6. 
What is the other name of deuterium?

7. 
Who was the first to identify nuclear fission, a term which she coined?

8. 
What is called a 'lensless photography' in which an image is captured not as an image focused on film, but as an interference pattern at the film, and is recorded in three dimensions?

9. 
What do you call thyese numbers: 2, 8, 20, 28, 50, 82. and 128 which represent the number of protons in a nucleus?

10. 
Which American nurse is credited with originating the term birth control?

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QUIZ 61: SCEINCE TERMINOLOGY-1

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Let us learn about Science terms in Quiz no 61, Quiz no 62 and Quiz no 64.

Welcome to your QUIZ 61: SCIENCE TERMINOLOGY-1

1. 
Which scientific term was coined by English philosopher and hostorian of science William Whewell in 1833, and it was first published in Whewell's anynymous 1834 review of Mary Somerville's On the Connexion of the Physical Sciences published in the Quarterly Review?

2. 
Who proposed the term electron in 1891 to describe the fundamental unit of electrical charge , and his contributions to research in this area laid the foundations for the eventual discovery of the particle by J J Thomson in 1897?a

3. 
Initially called Fire Air who coined the term ' Oxygen"?

4. 
Whoch term defines 1,650,763.73 wavelengths in vacuum of the orange-red light radiation of the krypton-86 atom?

5. 
Which Nobel Laureate physicist coined the term quark, a fundamental constituent of matter, while going through James Joyce's book Finnegans Wake?

6. 
Which term was coined because of the discrete nature of energy levels in microscopic systems in which distances are measured in nanometres, i.e. 10 -9 m? ( Ten to the power of minus 9 m)

7. 
Which French naturalist was the first to use the word biology in 1802?

8. 
Which English physician and scientist coined the term electricity, electric force, magnetic pole, and electric attraction?

9. 
Which American Italian physicist and physician the terms Galavnism and Galvanometer are named?

10. 
Which term related to our atmosphere that stretches from 50 to 1,000 km and overlaps both introduced by the Scottish physicist Robert Watson- Watt in 1926?

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QUIZ60: PHOBIAS AND MANIAS

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Phobia means extreme or irrational fear of something. Mania means mental illness in which a person imagines things and has periods of wild excitement, or an extreme enthusiasm. Here are 20 such questions on manias and phobias.

Welcome to your GK 60: PHOBIAS AND MANIAS

1. 
What is the compulsive picking at the fingernails is known as?

2. 
Shreya is afraid of darkness. Which phobia is she suffering from?

3. 
What is fear of heights called as?

4. 
What is Xenophobia?

5. 
What is Xenomania?

6. 
What condition is referred as hypersensitivity to smells causing aversion to odours?

7. 
What is obsessive preoccupation with numbers knowns as?

8. 
What is epleomania?

9. 
What is Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia?

10. 
What is Autophobia?

11. 
What is the excessive desire to stay in bed called as?

12. 
What is Choreomania?

13. 
What is the fear of number thirteen(13) known as?

14. 
What is fear of cats known as?

15. 
What is intense desire to be in open spaces termed as?

16. 
What is the morbid fear of death termed as?

17. 
Sampath is worried about speaking in public. Which phobia is he suffering from?

18. 
What is Doromania?

19. 
Which of the following refers to the craze for reading books?

20. 
What is nosmania?

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QUIZ 59: COLOUR REVOLUTIONS IN INDIA

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A dramatic and wide-reaching change in conditions, attitudes, or operation is knowns as Revolution. Following are the some of the colour revolutions in India, that changed the production levels and helped India become self-reliant in its resources and food grains.

Welcome to your QUIZ 59: COLOUR REVOLUTIONS IN INDIA

1. 
The term Black Revolution refers to the increase in the production of which of the following?

2. 
The increase in the production of Cocoa is termed as...

3. 
Golden Fibre Revolution refers to..

4. 
The increase in the production of Fertilizers is termed as ....

5. 
Red Revolution refers to increase in the production of ....

6. 
Operation Flood or White Revolution refers to the increase in the production of .....

7. 
The term Blue Revolution refers to the increase in the production of which of the following?

8. 
Golden Revolution refers to increase in the production of ....

9. 
The increase in the production of Food Grains is termed as...

10. 
The term Pink Revolution refers to the increase in the production of which of the following?

11. 
The term Silver Revolution refers to the increase in the production of which of the following?

12. 
The increase in the production of Oil Seeds is termed as ....

13. 
The term Second Green Revolution refers to the increase in the production of which of the following?

14. 
The increase in the production of Solar Energy is termed as ....

15. 
The term Round Revolution refers to the increase in the production of which of the following?

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