Bullet train is an example of these kind of trains. Name them.
High-speed trains
Name the type of land transport which vary in their shapes due to the wide variety of liquids that can be transported.
HINT: It is a type of truck.
Tank truck
Name the type of truck which is refrigerated by diesel-powered generators and liquid carbon dioxide?
Reefer truck
Give one word for each:
a.It is a land transport which is often used to carry ice-creams and other goods across the country.
b.It is a motor vehicle designed to carry liquids, dry solids or gases on roads.
c. These trains are typically located in underground tunnels or at elevations above street levels.
a. Reefer trucks
b. Tank truck
c. Metro trains
Mark True or False and give the correct statement for each false statement:
a.Tank truck is used to carry goods at specific temperatures, those which are likely to decay soon.
b.A tank truck is distinguished by its shape as it is usually a cylindrical tank upon the vehicle lying horizontally.
c. Metro train is a type of rail transport operating faster than any traditional rail traffic.
a. False
Reefer truck is used to carry goods at specific temperatures, those which are likely to decay soon.
b. True
c. False
High speed train is a type of rail transport operating faster than any traditional rail traffic.
Unscramble the following names of transport with the help of the hint provided:
a.EEFRRE RUCKT
b.NKTA KRCUT
c.MTREO TNIAR
a. REEFER TRUCK
b. TANK TRUCK
c. METRO TRAIN
Which of the following is the logo of the Indian Army?
This railway station has the shortest name and is located in Odisha.
Ib
Who provides bank notes and coins in India?
Reserve Bank of India
In which state is the central bank of India located?
Mumbai
Name them:
a. This is a land based branch of the armed forces which continuously protects our sea borders.
b. It is an air based branch of the armed forces which protects our country's air space.
a. Indian Army
b. Indian Airforce
Mark 'True' or 'False' and give the correct statement for each false statement:
a.The Indian Army is the water based branch of armed forces.
b.The Reserve Bank of India manages banks all over India.
a. False
The Indian Navy is the water based branch of armed forces.
b. True
Look at the images and identify the story.
a. The Adventures of Pinocchio
b. The Faraway Tree
c. The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Name the authors of the following books:
a.Cat in the Hat
b.The Faraway Tree
c. The Very Hungry Caterpillar
a. Dr. Suess
b. Enid Blyton
c. Eric Carle
Name the book in which the main character is the mischievous boy who can fly?
Peter Pan
Name the book which tells the story of a magical tree that grows in an enchanting forest.
The Faraway tree
Give the name of each of the books:
a.The book is about the mischievous adventures of Pinocchio-a puppet.
b.It is a character created by a Scottish novelist and playwright.
c. It is a children's picture book featuring a caterpillar that eats all the food stuff which comes in its way.
a. The Adventures of Pinocchio
b. Peter Pan
c. The very hungry caterpillar
Mark 'True' or 'False' and give the correct statement for each false statement:
a.Dr Seuss is the author of 'The adventures of Pinocchio'.
b.The faraway tree is a children's book which features a tall, mischievous cat wearing a tall, red and white stripped hat.
c. Peter Pan is written by J.M. Barrie.
a. False
Carlo Collodi is the author of 'The adventures of Pinocchio'.
b. False
Cat in the hat is a children's book which features a tall, mischievous cat wearing a tall, red and white stripped hat.
c. True
Unscramble the following names of the books with the help of the picture clues provided:
a. CAT IN THE HAT
b. PETER PAN
c. THE FARAWAY TREE
Give one word for the following:
1. A famous super heroine has the ability to stretch and twist her body.
2. She has the ability to bend and manipulate light to render herself and others invisible.
3. They are formed during an outer space test flight in an experimental rocket ship.
1. Elastigirl
2. The Invisible woman
3. The Fantastic Four
Identify the team of superheroes with the help of the picture given:
a)The Fantastic Four
b)The Incredibles
c)Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Unscramble the following names of the team of superheroes with the help of the picture clues provided:
The turtles are named after four renaissance artists. Name them.
Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael
What are the characteristics of 'Buttercup'?
'Buttercup' is a tomboy, who loves to get dirty, fights hard, and plays rough. Her personality ingredient is spice. She is the only Powerpuff girl without a unique super power.
Who are 'The Incredibles'?
'The Incredibles' are the superhero family gifted with super powers. They help fight crime and are idolized by the public.
Which of the following picture denotes “The Fantastic Four�
Write a short note of the gallantry awards given in India.
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answer may vary
Name the company that holds the record for winning the most number of Oscar awards.
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Walt Disney holds the record for winning the most number of Oscar awards.
Match the column A with column B
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A |
B |
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Indian language |
Ashoka Chakra |
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Indian Cinemas |
Sahitya Academy |
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Bravery and heroism |
National Film Award |
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Indian books |
Jnanpith Award |
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A |
B |
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Indian language |
Jnanpith Award |
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Indian Cinemas |
National Film Award |
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Bravery and heroism |
Ashoka Chakra |
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Indian books |
Sahitya Academy |
Name the following
a. Bravery award given to the Indian Armed Force personnel
b. Award given to the people in connection with Indian cinema
c. Award given to the writers for their excellence in writing
d. Award given for the excellence in literary work done in Indian languages
a.Shaurya Chakra
b. National Film Award
c. Sahitya Academy Award
d. Jnanpith Award
Name three gallantry awards of India.
a. ____________
b. ____________
c. ____________
a. Ashok Chakra
b. Kirti Chakra
c. Shaurya Chakra
Who invented the camera?
__________________________________________
________________________________________
Joseph Nicephore Nicepiece
Unscramble the following:
a. DNDAI
b. FTSER
a. DANDI
b. FRETS
Identify the musical instruments given below:
a. Ghatam
b. Tambura
c. Ektara
Name the story that tells about a fox that is clever enough to save itself from the lion.
The fox and the sick lion
Name the story which tells about a young mermaid willing to give up her life in the sea and her identity as a mermaid to gain a human soul and love of a human prince.
The little mermaid
Give names of the following tales and fables:
a. It is a German fairy tale, in which the eldest daughter had one eye in the middle of her forehead, the second had two eyes like ordinary people and the third had three eyes.
b. The story is about a princess who was cursed by a witch to sleep for her entire life from her 16th year and how a prince helps to wake her up from her sleep.
c. The story is about an old lion that pretends to be sick.
a. One eye, two eyes and three eyes
b. Sleeping beauty
c. The fox and the sick lion
Mark 'True' or 'False' and give the correct statement for each false statement:
a.One eye, two eyes, three eyes is a story about a poor shoemaker who receives much-needed help from the elves.
b.Sleeping Beauty is a classic fairytale involving a beautiful princess, charm of sleep and a handsome prince.
c. The little mermaid was made into a Walt Disney animated film in 1959.
a. False
Elves and the shoemaker is a story about a poor shoemaker who receives much-needed help from the elves whereas one eye, two eyes and three eyes is a German fairy tale, in which the heroine is neither the youngest nor an old child of a woman.
b. True
c. False
Sleeping beauty was made into a Walt Disney animated film in 1959.
Unscramble the names of the fairy tales with the help of the picture clues provided:
a. SLEEPING BEAUTY
b. LITTLE MERMAID
Identify the names of the stories from the pictures given:
a. The Elves and the shoemaker
b. One eye, two eyes, three eyes
It is a shade named after the flower in the picture.
Amaranth
It is a reddish shade of brown and is named after the nut of the same name.
Chestnut
It is a colour named after the wine of the same colour.
Burgundy
It is a shade named after the flower in the picture.
Fuchsia
It is a colour that resembles the colour of a berry.
Raspberry
Which of these gems is a ruby?
a.
Identify Rahul Dravid.
a.
Fill in the blanks
a. _______________ is one of the precious gems found in the world. (Ruby/Hay)
b. Lata Mangeskhar is also known as the ______ of India. (daughter/gem)
c. Longest kiln tunnel is located in _________, India. (Gujarat/Chennai)
d.Rahul Dravid is the former ___________ of India. (footballer/cricketer)
e.Carbon Technologies in Gujarat is a longest _____________ mine. (diamond/coal)
a. Ruby
b. gem
c. Gujarat
d. cricketer
e. coal
Name the following.
a. Name the Indian cricketer who has scored more than 10,000 runs in his cricket career.
b. The longest tunnel kiln in India is located in
c. Indian female singer who sang 30,000 songs between the years 1948 and 1987.
d. He holds the record of having the longest moustache in the world.
e. He has the biggest ruby in the world.
a. Rahul Dravid
b. Gujarat
c. Lata Mangeshkar
d. Ram Singh Chauhan
e. Rajiv Golcha
Take two balloons of the same size. Fill one with water and the other with air. Drop both of them in a bucket of water. What did you observe?
The balloon filled with water goes to the bottom of the bucket and the one filled with air floats on the surface of water.
Circle the things which float on the surface of the water:
a)Brick floats on the surface of the water.
b)The feather sinks down to the bottom of the water.
c)A marble sinks to the bottom of the water.
d)An empty bowl floats on the surface of the water.
Who invented the lightning rods?
_________________________________________
Benjamin Franklin
Who invented the air conditioner?
_________________________________________
Willis Haviland Carrier
Who invented the refrigerator?
_______________________________________
___________________________________________
Oliver Evans and Carl Von Linde
In which year was I invented?
a. Camera
b. Lightning rods
c. Air conditioner
a. 1841
b. 1749
c. 1902
Why do eclipses occur?
a. due to gravitational force
b. due to movement of heavenly bodies
c. due to bad climatic conditions
d. due to the distance between the Sun and the Earth
a. due to the movement of heavenly bodies
Find the odd one out
Which of the following is not a form of galaxy.
Aristotle
Tick the correct answers
a. Gas giants planet in our solar system are
a. Jupiter
b. Saturn
c. Mars
d. Uranus
a. Jupiter
b. Saturn
c. Uranus
Fill in the blanks
a. Galaxies are the groups of billions of _______.
b. We live in the _______ galaxy.
c. Light ________ pass through black holes.
d. Uranus is the _______ planet of the solar system.
e. The moon is the ______ shaped body.
a. stars
b. milky way
c. cannot
d. coldest
e. round
Give one word for the following.
a. Number of planets in the solar system
b. Biggest planet of the solar system
c. Nearest planet to the Sun
d. Planet which has life
e. Black coloured holes in the Universe
a. 8
b. Jupiter
c. Mercury
d. Earth
e. Black hole
Okavango Delta
Unscramble the following words:
a) ILEN VIRRE
b) AMZU KOCR
a) Nile River
b) Zuma Rock
Zuma Rock
Nile River
Serengeti Migration
What do the dancers portray through Kuchipudi dance?
The Kuchipudi dance is based on Shiva leelas and Yaksh Ganas which is portrayed by the Kuchipudi dancers.
From where the Kuchipudi dance originated in India?
Kuchipudi dance originated in a village in Andhra Pradesh from which it derived its name.
State the origin of Kathakali dance form.
The Kathakali dance form emerged from Krishnanattam which is a dance drama based on the life of Lord Krishna.
State the origin of Mohiniattam dance form.
Mohiniattam dance form originated from the state of Kerala. It literally means the Dance of Enchantress.
What is Dharavu?
It is a small composition of both song and dance performed by the Kuchipudi dancers in the beginning of the dance. It is performed to set the mood of the character in the drama.
Identify the country of the flag.
United Arab Emirates
Name the colours in the flag of Iraq.
The flag is red, black, and white in colour.
Which event will be hosted by Qatar in the year 2022?
FIFA World Cup
Name the tallest and heaviest of all living penguin species which spend their entire lives on the Antarctica.
Emperor Penguin
Name the harbour in west Antarctica which is a port used for cruise ships to stop.
Paradise Bay
Name the driest continent in the world which is located in the South Pole of the Earth.
Antarctica
Write a short note on Antarctica.
Antarctica is a large ice-covered but driest continent in the world. It is located in the South Pole of the Earth. It is the fifth largest continent area wise. The ocean near the continent is called as Antarctic Ocean. It is commonly known as frozen desert.
Write a short note on the animals commonly found in Antarctica.
Animals commonly found in Antarctica are:
a.Emperor penguin: They are the tallest and heaviest of all living penguin species. During winters, all animals leave the island expect emperor penguins.
b.Squid: They are strong swimmers and certain species have the capability to fly for short distances out of water.
c. Albatross: They are among the largest flying birds that feed on squids.
d.Seal: They are meat-eating mammals which are skillful swimmers and divers.
Name them:
a.The inlet on the Antarctic Peninsula discovered by a Belgian explorer in the early 20th century.
b.They can glide for hours even without flapping their wings.
c. They are also known by the name 'Pinnipedia' which means 'winged foot' in Latin.
a. Neko Harbour
b. Albatross
c. Seal
Mark 'True' or 'False' and give the correct statement for each false statements:
a.Neko harbour is a small, low and rounded island where thousands of gentoo penguins are commonly found.
b.Neko harbour got its name from a Norwegian boat.
c. Albatross have eight arms arranged in pairs and have two longer tentacles.
a. False
Petermann Island is a small, low and rounded island where thousands of gentoo penguins are commonly found.
b. True
c. False
Squid have eight arms arranged in pairs and have two longer tentacles whereas albatross is the largest flying birds that can glide for hours even without flapping their wings.
Unscramble the following names with the help of the picture clues provided:
a. PARADISE BAY
b. NEKO HARBOUR
c. SQUID
Identify and name the animals found in Antarctica from the pictures given below:
a. Squid
b. Albatross
c. Seal
It is a mass journey of faith in which Hindus gather to bathe in a sacred river.
Kumbha Mela
It is an annual 10 day event at Shilpgram in Agra, India.
Taj Mahotsav
It is a festival celebrated in the city of Jaipur in Rajasthan.
Elephant Festival
It is an annual celebration by the flower- sellers of Delhi.
Phool Walon Ki Sair
What kind of a gathering is Kumbha Mela?
It is considered to be largest peaceful gathering in the world.
What all are displayed in the Taj Mahotsav?
This festival gives all the information of India. Like where we can find India's rich arts, crafts, cultures, cuisine, dance and music.
When is the Elephant Festival held?
It is held on the day of the festival of Holi.
What is the significance of Phool Walon Ki Sair?
This festival is celebrated by both Hindus and Muslims. It is observed as a symbol of friendship and mixed culture.
Identify the sports personality from the image.
Milkha Singh
He was an Australian cricketer, widely acknowledged as the greatest Test batsman of all time. Name the sports person.
Sir Donald Bradman
He is a former Argentine football player. Many consider him to be the greatest football player of all time. Name the sports person.
Diego Maradona
He has won 14 Grand Slam singles titles and is recognized as one of the greatest tennis players of all time. Name the sports person.
Pete Sampras
Name the person whose birthday is celebrated as Women's day all over India.
Sarojini Naidu
Name the great Indian who is also known as 'Nightingale of India'.
Sarojini Naidu
Name the person who is best known for working to stop the evil practice of sati pratha.