General Knowledge: English, Science & Logic

The correct sequence arranges body parts from top to bottom: Skull (3) → Face (9) → Neck (4) → Shoulder (2) → Hand (10) → Chest (6) → Stomach (8) → Thigh (7) → Knee (5) → Heel (1). Option B follows this anatomical order correctly.

Paella is a traditional Spanish rice dish originally from Valencia. It is typically made with short-grain rice, saffron, vegetables, and meat or seafood. Spain is the correct answer.

Platinum is indeed one of the strongest and most durable metals, known for its resistance to corrosion, high melting point, and tensile strength. It is used in jewelry, catalytic converters, and medical implants. True is correct.

Humans are omnivores, meaning they can digest and consume both plant and animal matter. This is supported by human dentition (incisors, canines, molars) and digestive systems adapted for mixed diets.

The human mind does not read every single letter individually. Research shows that we recognize words as whole patterns using context, which is why we can still read text even when letters are scrambled or jumbled (typoglycemia).

The collective term for the range of vegetables, fruits, meats, nuts, grains, herbs and spices used in cooking is 'ingredients'. These are the raw materials combined to create dishes through various cooking methods.

In the present perfect tense, 'for' is used with a duration or period of time (a long while), while 'since' is used with a specific point in time. 'From' and 'until' do not complete this grammatical construction correctly.

The correct phrasing is 'sent to prison' (not 'the prison'), and 'crime' is the only option that correctly describes an unlawful act punishable by law. 'Sin' is a religious concept, 'vice' refers to immoral habits, and 'guilt' is an internal feeling or state.

To devise a method that eliminates all possibility of errors, you would want to 'exclude' those possibilities. 'Includes' would mean adding them, 'avoids' is less precise, and 'ignores' means not paying attention to them rather than eliminating them.

The phrasal verb 'put in' means to make an appearance or attend briefly. 'Put on' means to display or pretend, 'put across' means to communicate or explain, and 'put up' can mean to accommodate or erect. There is also a missing 'the' before 'end of party'.

To solve this question, the user needs to understand the meaning of the sentence and identify the correct option that completes it.

The sentence is comparing the book being referred to with something else. The user needs to identify what the book is being compared to and select the correct option.

Let's go through each option to determine which one is correct:

A. With "Treasure Island": This option is comparing the book to the novel "Treasure Island". It may be correct if the book being referred to is indeed similar to the novel "Treasure Island".

B. Of that film we saw at school: This option is comparing the book to a film that the speaker and the listener watched at school. It doesn't make sense in the context of the sentence.

C. To the one I read last week: This option is comparing the book to another book that the speaker read last week. It may be correct if the book being referred to is indeed similar to the one the speaker read last week.

D. Than a story told by our teacher: This option is comparing the book to a story told by the speaker's teacher. It doesn't make sense in the context of the sentence.

Therefore, the correct answer is:

The Answer is: C. to the one I read last week

The phrase 'plunged into darkness' is the correct idiomatic expression. 'Plunge' means to thrust or fall suddenly, which fits the context of a power outage. 'Spread' doesn't capture the suddenness, 'merged' is incorrect contextually, and 'deep' is an adjective, not a verb.

To 'pull a long face' is an idiom meaning to look sad or disappointed. When Arti couldn't go to Agra, she would show disappointment. This is a common English idiom.

When multiple bombings happen across different trains within a short time span, it indicates coordinated planning by a group, which is the definition of a conspiracy. A conspiracy refers to a secret plan by a group to commit something unlawful or harmful. Sabotage typically refers to deliberate destruction, but doesn't capture the coordinated, multi-site nature implied by the context.

The past tense of 'rise' is 'rose.' 'Arose' is actually the past tense of 'arise,' not 'rise.' 'Raised' requires an object (something receives the action), and 'came' doesn't fit the astronomical context of the sun appearing in the sky.

'Fair share' is an idiomatic expression meaning a reasonable or typical portion/amount of something. 'Proper' doesn't make sense contextually, 'abundant' suggests too large a quantity, and 'peculiar' would mean unusual/strange. The phrase 'fair share of superstitions' is a common expression indicating having a typical amount.

The Islamic calendar is lunar-based, consisting of approximately 354 days - about 11 days shorter than the Gregorian solar calendar. This is because it follows the lunar cycle (12 lunar months), which is approximately 354.37 days. The 365-day year is based on the solar calendar.

The Earth's actual rotational period (sidereal day) is 23 hours, 56 minutes, 4 seconds - the time to rotate 360 degrees relative to distant stars. The 24-hour day is the solar day (time between noons), slightly longer because Earth also orbits the Sun. Option C is the sidereal day with 1 extra rotation per year accounted for.