Class Room Daily Dose Booklet: DDB No: General Studies - Set 08 Answers and Explanations

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DDB NO: General Studies 08

1 B. Amarakosa

2 C. Baji Rao II

3 C. Ashoka

4 D. Pala

5 C. child marriage became prominent

6 B. Pataliputra

7 B. Bairam Khan

8 A. the Indian Association of Calcutta

9 C. town planning

10 B. Amarsimha

11 B. Kharavela

12 A. Guptas

13 B. Cholas

14 C. the marriage of Keshab's daughter though she was underage

15 C. Lala Lajpat Rai

16 A. Malik Kafur

17 D. Sumeria

18 A. Lord Dalhousie

19 D. Aurangzeb

20 A. 14 Puruas

21 B. Kharoshti

22 A. Aligarh

23 D. Amir Khusro : Tabaqat-i-Navri

24 B. the protest against the Simon Commission

25 A. Samudragupta

26 A. 1 2 4 3

27 A. Pamstern

28 B. Dharmachakrapravartan

29 A. Nawab Salimulla

30 A. Aurobindo Ghosh

31 C. Babar

32 D. Nasiruddin Mahmud

33 A. Savitri

34 C. 1915

35 A. Satyamevajayate -Mundaka Upanishad

36 B. the ruler of Gwalior

37 B. Dust particles in the atmosphere

38 B. Tin

39 D. Low atmospheric pressure

40 C. Isoelectronic

41 A. oil in water emulsion

42 C. Liquid hydrogen - Liquid oxygen

43 A. Muriatic acid

44 A. quenching

45 D. Cesium

46 D. Pyro metallurgy

47 D. Nitrous oxide and Sulphur dioxide

48 C. Potassium nitrate

49 C. Chlorofluorocarbons

50 C. Crooke's glass

51 A. The infrared part of the solar radiation

52 A. Scattering of blue light by water molecules

53 C. Heavy water (D2O)

54 C. Nitric oxide

55 D. Calcium Sulphate Hydrate

56 A. charge 0, mass 0

57 B. Recycling

58 C. Gamma ray

59 C. Ethylene

60 A. H2, CH4, CO

61 A. Light of suitable wavelength falls on it

62 C. Bacterium mycoderma acetic

63 A. uranium oxide

64 A. LPG

65 C. The amount of greenhouse gases produced by our day-to-day activities

66 D. Kerosene oil

67 B. Atmospheric pressure is low

68 C. CH4

69 A. Atmospheric

70 C. high energy electromagnetic

71 D. Blood is coagulated and the blood vessels are sealed

72 B. Condensation

73 D. Suspended Particulate Matter

74 D. Henri Becquerel

75 C. Citric acid

76 B. yeast

77 C. Butane

78 D. Room will be heated

79 A. heating the steel bright red and then cooling slowly

80 B. Plutonium

81 C. Protons

82 A. Boric acid

83 D. Vitamin B12

84 D. barium is a good absorber of X – rays and this helps the stomach to appear clearly in contrast with the other regions in the picture

85 B. 4° C

86 C. Butane

87 C. have all these properties

88 A. All

89 D. Merucry (II) Sulphide

90 A. CFC

91 B. Red phosphorus

92 D. it is highly polymerized

93 A. The paper ignites

94 D. Co

95 D. X- rays, visible, infrared, microwave

96 C. Sulphates of magnesium and calcium

97 D. Ascorbic acid

98 B. Sodium bicarbonate

99 B. Copper & Gold

100 C. Solid in a gas

101 B. Urea

102 B. Gypsum

103 A. Water containing heavy isotope of hydrogen

104 C. coagulation

105 A. Cellulose

106 A. Incoming solar radiation

107 B. Hydrated sodium carbonate

108 D. Thyroid

109 C. Acidic rain which corrodes marble

110 B. 3 parts of conc. HCI + 1 part of con. HNO3

111 D. Vitamin D

112 A. axerophthol (acid)

113 C. heavy water

114 A. At a very high temperature

115 C. Benzene hexachloride

116 B. 4 3 1 2

117 C. Rectified spirit

118 A. Sodium bicarbonate and dilute H2SO4

119 A. Absoluted alcohol + Petrol

120 C. Sodium thiosulphate

121 D. Dalton

122 B. Inversely proportional to the square root of its molecular mass

123 D. Emulsifying property

124 D. Fluorine

125 A. Dialysis

126 A. thiamine

127 A. Higher atomic masses

128 B. Acetylene

129 C. Methane                

130 C. proteins

131 A. Oxygen forms stronger hydrogen bond than sulphur

132 A. Low temperature and high pressure

133 D. Soap – Water

134 A. double positively charged helium nuclei

135 B. AgBr

136 D. Hydrogenation

137 C. Glucose

138 C. Nitrogen

139 B. Nitrogen

140 B. nuclear fusion

141 B. Na2 CO3 10 H2O

142 A. glucose and lactose

143 D. all of the above

144 C. (_53^(60 ))Co

145 C. Energy spent in doing work

146 B. Nitrate

147 D. Carbon dioxide

148 C. Gas laws

149 C. Chadwick

150 C. Calcium sulphate

151 C. gamma – rays

152 C. pressure

153 C. Bauxite

154 B. ascorbic acid

155 A. Cathode

156 A. roasting

157 C. Potassium

158 A. allotropes

159 B. Vitamin A

160 C. Water in oil emulsion

161 C. larger uptake of CO2 be ocean water

162 D. CO

163 C. Cosmic year

164 C. Andes

165 B. inflowing movement of air along the earth's surface towards the equator

166 B. Rubber

167 A. 3 1 4 2

168 D. Sandy

169 B. coniferous forests

170 B. both ( b ) and ( c )

171 D. Atlantic Ocean with Pacific Ocean

172 A. 2 4 1 3

173 D. Rann of Kutch

174 D. save Kolkata port

175 C. San Francisco

176 B. U.S.A.

177 C. Richter scale

178 D. Karnataka to Tamil Nadu

179 C. Kerala and Tamil Nadu

180 A. Orissa

181 C. Intensive farming

182 A. Atlantic Ocean

183 C. Core

184 C. reef formation

185 A. Tamil Nadu

186 C. India

187 C. Tunnels

188 B. Arunachal Pradesh

189 C. Venus

190 B. New Zealand

191 A. Venus

192 B. Kavaratti

193 A. Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico

194 C. Great Nicobar Island

195 A. sun

196 A. 2 4 3 1

197 B. 25

198 B. Sikkim

199 B. 2 4 1 1

200 D. Tundra region - Lichens and Mosses