Consider the following statements :
1.Glycerol is used in explosives.
2.Detergents are made from hydrocarbons obtained from coal
or petroleum.
3.Sodium perborate is a mild bleaching agent.
4.Methanol is used for making synthetic fibres.
Which of the statements given above are correct ?
(a) 1, 2, 3 and 4
(b) 1, 2 and 3
(c) 2, 3 and 4
(d) 1 and 4
Those who are found positive in Doping Test are the 1 Patient of SARS 2 Patient of AIDS 3 People who take performance enhancing drugs 4 None of these
names of the seven wonders of the world?
Barak missile deal was negotiated by India with 1 France 2 Russia 3 Singapore 4 Isreal
The Frst Hydroelectric Project was started in India at (1) Papanashanam (2) Shivasamudram (3) Lonavala (4) Hirakud
The World Cup football scheduled in 2006 is being organized in 1 Brazil 2 Argentina 3 Germany 4 Italy
During 2004, Anju Bobby George was given 1 Arjuna Award 2 Dhyan Chand Award 3 Dronacharya Award 4 None of these
A member of parliament will lose his seat if he remains absent from all meetings without permission for a period of (1) 90 days (2) 120 days (3) 60 days (4) 30 days
Who among the following was appointed the new Deputy Chairman of Planning Commission recently? (a) P. Chidambaram (b) Montek Singh Ahluwalia (c) Digvijay Singh (d) Balaram Jakhar
Retina in the eyes acts as a ? a) Lens in the camera b) Shutter in the camera c) Film in the camera d) None of the these
PETA was recently in global news on persuading/forcing 1 Petroleum companies stop using chamois leather products in petrol pumps 2 General motors not to use leather interiors in car 3 Daimler Chrysler to withdraw its leather interiors from their Benz cars. 4 All of the above
The invocatory number with which Bharat Natyam performance begins is called: (a) Vamam (b) Jathi Swaram (c) Alarippu (d) Thillana
The great Canadian shield is: (a) a huge shield of enormous size believed to have been made by the warriors of an ancient race that inhabited Canada (b) a rugged area of very old Precambrian rocks surrounding the great Hudson Bay in Canada (c) a protective mountain range flanking the Southern Canadian land (d) an extraordinary thick jungle, the trees of which provide the hardest kind of wood