general knowledge Online Quiz - 3897

The IAI Heron II is an unmanned aerial vehicle manufactured by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), an Israeli company. It is not of French origin. France produces UAVs like the Patroller or Sperwer, but not the Heron series.

Major Shaitan Singh was awarded the Param Vir Chakra posthumously for his bravery in the 1962 Sino-Indian War at Rezang La. Lt Col Ardeshir Burzorji Tarapore received it for his leadership in the 1965 Indo-Pak War, leading his regiment to capture key enemy positions in the Sialkot sector despite being mortally wounded.

Major Shaitan Singh was awarded the Param Vir Chakra posthumously for his exceptional bravery at the Battle of Rezang La during the 1962 Sino-Indian War, where he led his company against overwhelming odds until he was martyred.

The TCS Bhubaneswar campus is built on a 45-acre site. This large area accommodates multiple buildings, training facilities, and office space for one of TCS's major centers in eastern India.

The TCS Bhubaneswar center has a total capacity of 7000 employees when fully completed. This makes it one of TCS's significant delivery centers in India, capable of housing a large workforce for IT operations.

The TCS Bhubaneswar building was constructed using LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) standards for the first time. This green building certification focuses on sustainability, energy efficiency, and environmental impact reduction in construction.

The TCS Bhubaneswar (BBSR) campus has 12 ODCs (Offshore Development Centers). These ODCs serve as dedicated delivery units for various clients and projects, making it a significant delivery location for TCS.

'Continuously' is the correct spelling - the adverb form of 'continuous'. The suffix '-ly' is added directly to 'continuous' without modifying the base spelling. Options A, B, and D incorrectly insert or change letters.

The correct spelling is "Questionnaire" with double 'n' and double 's' after 'io'. Option A misspells it with single 's', B omits the 'i' after 't', and D uses single 's' and single 'i'. The word comes from French 'questionnaire' meaning a list of questions.

The correct spelling is "Assurance" with 'ss' and 'a' in the middle. Options B and C misspell the vowel sequence, while D combines both errors. The root is 'assure' meaning to guarantee or make certain.

The correct spelling is "Fulfilling" with one 'l' doubled to 'll' before the suffix. Option A incorrectly doubles the first 'l', B omits the necessary double 'l', and C makes both errors. The rule is that final 'l' doubles before -ing suffix.

The correct spelling is "Acquisition" with 's' retained after 'i'. Options A, B, and C all incorrectly omit the 's'. The word comes from Latin 'acquisitio' meaning 'a gaining' - the 's' is essential to its etymology.

The correct spelling is "achievement" with 'ie' after 'ch'. Options A and B incorrectly use 'ei', while D omits the 'e' after 'ch'. The rule here is 'i' before 'e' after 'c' when pronounced like 'ee'.

The correct spelling is "Reimbursement" starting with 'Rei-'. Option A uses 'Ri-', C uses 'Rein-', and D uses 'Rem-'. The prefix 're-' means 'again' combined with 'imburse' meaning to pay back.

The correct spelling is "challenge" with one 'l' doubled. Options A and D incorrectly use 'challange' with wrong vowel, while C omits the necessary second 'l'. The word comes from Old French 'chalonge' meaning 'calumny'.

The correct spelling is "Engagement" with 'age' in the middle. Options B, C, and D all misspell the vowel-consonant sequence. The word comes from 'engage' plus '-ment' suffix, keeping the 'age' sound intact.

The correct spelling is "innumerable" with 'er' at the end. Options B, C, and D all misspell the ending or middle vowels. The prefix 'in-' means 'not', 'numerable' means 'can be counted' - together meaning 'too many to count'.

The correct spelling is "Methodology" with 'do' after 'Me-'. Options A, B, and D all misspell the consonant sequence. The word combines 'method' plus '-ology' (study of), and the 'do' bridge is essential.