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The number of ______ species equals about four times the number of mammal species, or more than twice the number of bird species? Fill in the Blank. Orchid
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This city, whose name is said to have been derived from Sanskrit for City of Virtue (Punya Nagari) is the eight largest in India and is situated around 550 metres above sea level on the Deccan plateau. Which city? Pune
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Alva Edison suggested the word ______ to start a conversation. What word? Hello
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*Which is the planet closest to the sun in the Solar System? Mercury
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*Today (January 13th) is the birthday of the first Indian to travel in Space. Who? Rakesh Sharma
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According to the nursery rhyme, where did Marys lamb follow her to? School
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The second line of a very famous song is Oh, what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh. What is the first line? Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle all the way
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12. The Indian version of Are you smarter than a 5th grader Kya Aap Panchvi Pass se tez Hai, was hosted by? Shah Rukh Khan
13. You have to press Ctrl-Alt-___ to lock a computer. Which is third key to press? Del
14. This hill station is around 64 km from Pune and is also called the Chikki capital of India, as there are a lot of local outlets there manufacturing this sweet. Which place? Lonavala
15. At which popular religious destination in India can you find Ram Jhula and Lakshman Jhula? Rishikesh
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16. *Which Indian state literally means The abode of clouds? Meghalaya
17. What does the C stand for in CBI, the premier intelligence agency of India? Central
18. Which car company makes the model called Xylo? Mahindra & Mahindra/Mahindra
19. Which Asian countrys name comes from the Sanskrit for Lion city? Singapore
20. In Tennis, what is the name given to a serve in which the opponent doesnt manage to touch the ball? Ace For standard 6: 1. The _____ family is the largest family of flowering plants. The number of ______ species equals about four
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times the number of mammal species, or more than twice the number of bird species. Fill in the Blank. Orchid
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This city was once known as Heptanesia i.e. a cluster of seven islands. Six of the seven islands are Parel, Mazagaon, Mahim, Colaba, Worli and Old Womans Island. Which city? Mumbai/Bombay
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This flag of our neighbor has a red disc, which represents the sun rise, on top of a green background which represents the greenery of the country, its vitality and youthfulness. Which country? Bangladesh
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*Today (January 13th) is the birthday of the first Indian to travel in Space. Who? Rakesh Sharma
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What term is used to describe perfect eyesight of people (primarily used in USA)? It is also the name of a version of cricket. 20/20
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You have to press Ctrl-Alt-___ to lock a computer. Which is third key to press? Del
10. Queuing is the only English word to have five ______ one after the other. Fill in the blank. Vowels
11. What is the Japanese art of ornamental flower arrangement called? Ikebana
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12. Manoj Kumar and Shahbaz Tumbi are two junior cricketers from St Peters High School in Andhra Pradesh, who set the world record for the highest partnership in any form of cricket with an unbeaten 721 run partnership. Which famous Mumbai pairs 664 run record did they break? Sachin Kambli
13. Which English word is derived from the Greek word scholeio? School
14. Whom/What did Jim Corbett describe as a large hearted gentleman with boundless courage? Tiger
15. Which country would appear first in the list of alphabetically arranged country names? Afghanistan
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16. Around 1830, what British naturalist developed the theory of natural selection by studying animals on the Galapagos Islands? Charles Darwin
18. The Hindi word for a delicacy or to lick is a very popular snack variety in India. What? Chaat
19. *For which animal is the Kaziranga national Park in Assam most famous for? One-horned Rhinocerous/Rhinocerous/Rhino
20. Which is the planet closest to the sun in the Solar System? Mercury
21. How many stars are there in our Solar System? 1 (The SUN)
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22. The second line of a very famous song is Oh, what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh. What is the first line? Jingle bells, Jingle bells, Jingle all the way
24. *One of the most famous comets, it returns every 75 to 76 years and will return in 2061. Which one? Halleys comet
25. Into which sea does the River Jordan in Israel flow? Dead Sea
27. This hill station is around 64 km from Pune and is also called the Chikki capital of India, as there are a lot of
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29. What does the C stand for in CBI, the premier intelligence agency of India? Central
30. Which car company makes the model called Xylo? Mahindra & Mahindra/Mahindra
For Standard 7: 1. The _____ family is the largest family of flowering plants. The number of ______ species equals about four times the number of mammal species, or more than twice the number of bird species. Fill in the Blank. Orchid
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*Her name was Agnes Gonxhe Bojaxhiu. In 1929, she came to India to begin her work among Indias poorest and sick people. She founded the Missionaries of Charity in Kolkata in 1950 and also won the Nobel peace prize in 1979. How do we better know her as? Mother Teresa
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This city was once known as Heptanesia i.e. a cluster of seven islands. Six of the seven islands are Parel, Mazagaon, Mahim, Colaba, Worli and Old Womans Island. Which city? Mumbai/Bombay
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This fort is located roughly 30 kms from Pune. It is situated on a hill rising 800 metres above the surrounding countryside. Perched on an isolated cliff of the Bhuleswar range of the Sahyadri Mountains, its height above sea-level is 1350 metres. The fort has two gates the Kalyan Darwaza in the south-east and the Pune Darwaza in the north-east. Which fort? Sinhagad Fort
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This flag of our neighbor has a red disc, which represents the sun rise, on top of a green background which represents the greenery of the country, its vitality and youthfulness. Which country? Bangladesh
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*Today (January 13th) is the birthday of the first Indian to travel in Space. Who? Rakesh Sharma
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What term is used to describe perfect eyesight of people (primarily used in USA)? It is also the name of a version of cricket. 20/20
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11. Queuing is the only English word to have five ______ one after the other. Fill in the blank. Vowels
12. What is the Japanese art of ornamental flower arrangement called? Ikebana
13. Manoj Kumar and Shahbaz Tumbi are two junior cricketers from St Peters High School in Andhra Pradesh, who set the world record for the highest partnership in any form of cricket with an unbeaten 721 run partnership. Which famous Mumbai duos 664 run record did they break? Sachin Kambli
14. Which English word is derived from the Greek word scholeio? School
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15. Whom/What did Jim Corbett describe as a large hearted gentleman with boundless courage? Tiger
16. Which country would appear first in the list of alphabetically arranged country names? Afghanistan
17. *Around 1830, which British naturalist developed the theory of natural selection by studying animals on the Galapagos Islands? Charles Darwin
18. The Hindi word for a delicacy or to lick is a very popular snack variety in India. What? Chaat
19. For which animal is the Kaziranga national Park in Assam most famous for? One-horned Rhinocerous/Rhinocerous/Rhino
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23. The second line of a very famous song is Oh, what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh. What is the first line? Jingle bells, Jingle bells, Jingle all the way
25. The branches of which tree appear on the United Nations Flag? Olive
26. One of the most famous comets, it returns every 75 to 76 years and will return in 2061. Which one? Halleys comet
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28. Into which sea does the River Jordan in Israel flow? Dead Sea
30. This hill station is around 64 km from Pune and is also called the Chikki capital of India, as there are a lot of local outlets there manufacturing this sweet. Which place? Lonavala
31. Which planet has a moon called Titan? A) Saturn B) Jupiter C) Uranus D) Mars
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32. *Which is the fastest bird? A) Pigeon B) Hummingbird C) Peregrine falcon D) Swift
33. Which is the longest river in the world? A) Nile B) Amazon C) Danube D) Mutha River, Pune
34. What is the bodys largest organ? A) Heart B) Skin C) Large Intestine D) Stomach
35. *The year 1606 is in which century? A) 15th century B) 16th century C) 17th century D) 1600th century
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