The climate in areas where no month has an average
temperature exceeding 500F is:
(a) Polar climate
(b) Midlatitude humid climate
(c) Highland climate
The sun rays strike on June 21 with an angle of 900 on the : (a) Tropic of Cancer (b) Tropic of Capricorn (c) Arctic Circle
The northern part of Europe is called: (a) the Alpine region (b) Scandinavia (c) Benelux
Which of the following phenomena cannot be observed on the surface of water is due to 1 James Clark Maxwell 2 Michelson and Morley 3 Miller and Stanley 4 Werner Heisenberg
Which organization manages the largest mutual fund in India? 1 Franklin Templeton 2 HDFC 3 SBI 4 UTI
Japan is member of which of the following trading blocks? 1 NAFTA 2 APEC 3 SAFTA 4 Mercusor
Why is it necessary to grow plants in an aquarium? (1) To increase the supply of oxygen to fishes (2) It beautifies the aquarium (3) To increase CO2 in the atmosphere (4) To give more food to fish
Two trains are moving with velocity of light c in opposite directions. The relative velocity of the trains as observed by the passengers sitting in each train will be. (1) 2c (2) c (3) zero (4) none of the above
What is the length of a cricket pitch? (a) 22 feet (b) 34 feet (c) 22 yards (d) 54 feet
The world?s rainiest spot, Mawnysram, is located in which State of India? (a) Assam (b) Meghalaya (c) Nagaland (d) Arunachal Pradesh
Who is the author of the book ?New Dimensions of India?s Foreign Policy?? (a) A. B. Vajpayee (b) Jaswant Singh (c) P.C. Alexander (d) Yashwant Sinha
Mach? is 1 A Macintosh Computer 2 A game 3 A measure of speed 4 None of these
Bhaskara-II was launched in November 1981 from: (a) an aerodrome in Paris (b) a US Space Platform (c) a Soviet Cosmodrome (d) an Indian Launching Pad