Guard cells are present in
(1) phloem
(2) stomata
(3) salt glands
(4) xylem tissue
The nationalist leader who joined the Muslim League in 1913 was: (a) Abul Kalam Azad (b) Mohammed Ali Jinnah (c) Dr. M.A. Ansari (d) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
One of the following is most suitable for study of mutations. (A) Haploids (B) Deploids (C) Tetraploids (D) Polyploids
Why do diamonds shine at night? (A) Diamonds are radioactive and so, there are radiations (B) On account of high refractive index, the rays of light get internally reflected (C) Diamonds shine because they have some amount of radium in them
Jakkula Purandhri is associated with this folk art (1) Perini Tandavam (2) Oggu Katha (3) Yaksaganam (4) Leather puppet show
The name of the world?s first black spaceman is: (a) Prensa Latina (b) Arnaldo Amayao Mendez (c) Yury Rumanenko (d) Robert Mendereze
Enriched uranium used in a nuclear reactor is 1 Uranium freed of all impurities 2 Uranium treated with radiation 3 Uranium alloyed with aluminum 4 Uranium with a high percentage of a particular isotope
The Cauveri river flows into the: (a) Bay of Bengal (b) Arabian Sea (c) Palk Strait
The highest rank in the Indian Army is of: (a) General (b) Major General (c) Captain (d) Brigadier General
Who among the following held office of the prime minister for the shortest period ? a) Lal bahadur shastri b) VP Singh c) Chandra Sekhar d) Charan Singh e) Morarji Desai
Which of the following gives the proper order of colours? (1) red, green, blue (2) blue, green, red (3) blue, green, yellow (4) blue, yellow, green
Lord Rippon is best known for (a) His pro-Indian attitude (b) Local self-government (c) Land revenue policy (d) Educational reforms
Where is the longest railway platform in the world? 1 Kolkata 2 Kanpur 3 Kharagpur 4 Chennai