math & puzzles Online Quiz - 92
math & puzzles Online Quiz - 92
Questions
The ships………… from the space station six month back.
- were stolen
- was stolen
- are stolen
- None of these
Amrita has written……… books.
- much
- many
- so much
- None of these
Ramanujan said that he ……… return next day.
- can
- will
- would
- should
You may do ……… you please.
- but
- and
- as
- such as
The Parrot ………on the pole.
- was sitting
- is sitting
- sat
- will be sitting
Parry’s sister ……… when she came.
- leave
- left
- had left
- has left
My father-in-law congratulated me ……… my success.
- of
- for
- to
- on
The thief broke ……… the house.
- in
- at
- on
- into
Sri Mohan and his friend …… their lesson.
- has learnt
- had learnt
- will learnt
- is learning
He ……… his graduation from Delhi University in 1961.
- has passed
- passed
- had passed
- will pass
As writers’ badges go, Paul Zacharia is _____.
- the ordinary writer in extraordinary situations in Malayalam literature
- referred to in the Borges of Malayalam literature
- referred as the Borges of Malayalam literature
- referred to as the Borges of Malayalam literature
There is usually _____ all over the world.
- people from all walks of life
- a standard means of written English
- a standard form of written English
- English spoken as a native language
We knew there was a crowd, but _____ hallway.
- there was a multitude on the first floor
- we had not bargained about the multitudes at the first floor
- we had not bargained for the multitudes on the first floor
- we had not bargained for the multitudes in the first floor
There are times when not all of us have umbrellas to walk under; those are the times when we need people who are willing to lend _____.
- their umbrellas for a wet stranger on a rainy day
- his umbrella to a wet stranger on a rainy day
- their umbrellas to a wet stranger on a rainy day
- their umbrellas to a wet stranger in a rainy day
You have not lived a perfect day, even though you have earned your money, _____ who will never be able to repay you.
- though you have done something for someone
- unless you have done something for someone
- whenever and wherever possible doing something for someone
- unless you have done nothing for someone
A. Indians obviously care for medicinal plants because they know so much about them and have done a lot of work on their applications. B. The living folk traditions in the rural communities as well as the scholarly traditions of the codified knowledge systems i.e.,Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Tibetan emphasize the fact that the use of medicinal plants is still a living tradition. C. No other medicinal culture in the world has so extensive, detailed and deep an understanding about the medicinal value of plants. D. The people of India had an incredible knowledge of phyto-medicine driven apparently by a tremendous passion for the study of medicinal plants.
- ABCD
- DCAB
- DBAC
- BCAD
A. Except recuding the number of vehicles on the road there seems to be no possible solution. B. Reacting to the alarming findings in the report published by the centre for science and Environment, the supreme court in an unprecedented move proposed sweeping changes and restrictions, ranging from suspension of vehicle licenses to keeping automobiles off the road in order to check pollution levels. C. Vehicular pollution has emerged a front-runner among other major pollutants in metropolises and major cities. D. Pollution caused by vehicles is snow-balling and causing a major threat to city dwellers.
- DCAB
- CDAB
- CADB
- BDAC
A. The healthy and positive effects of yoga make people revere this ancient science. B. Yoga, an ancient discipline, has gained relevance in today’s world as a means of attaining a balance between body, mind and soul. C. Yoga has been made a part of the school education in Northern India and studies have revealed that by practising yoga the students become more self-confident and there has been a significant increase in their power of concentration, reasoning and analysis. D. In the modern world where depression, stress and psychosomatic problems have become the order of the day, practising yoga seems to be the most viable solution to problems in living.
- DBAC
- ABCD
- BCDA
- BACD
A. Human resource is the key word today. B. The information age renders such a characterisation fallacious; a country’s wealth lies in its people, particularly in the development of their mental apacities. C. Human Resource Development, the department that includes education, has become one of the most important and controversial in the government. D. A rich country with poor people, was the traditional way of characterising India referring to its vast natural resources,flourishing paddy fields, forests, mineral wealth, a land where even the dust is golden in the ancient metaphor.
- ACDB
- ADCB
- DBAC
- DABC
A. Environmental pollution has adversely affected lives of people – be it through the air they breathe or the water they drink. B. It is a matter of regret that some of our most profitable industries have seriously impacted on the environment causing permanent damage. C. One of the great products of forest in India are the 300 rivers and perennial streams that are not just born within but flow out to provide drinking water and irrigation for large tracts of land. D. As forests have been excessively exploited great negative changes have taken place in our water regimes both underground and overground, thereby depicting that an environmental catastrophe is about to tear the country apart and millions will suffer.
- CDAB
- BACD
- DCAB
- ADBC