This document contains a quiz with questions about various topics including geography, history, science, arts and entertainment. Some of the questions are about estuaries, Mahatma Gandhi being the first Indian to be named Time's Person of the Year, tennis being the first sport televised, Sikkim being the only Indian state to achieve 100% sanitation, water having its highest density at 4 degrees Celsius, Jane Taylor writing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star", Salvador Dali being a painter from Russia, the Champions Trophy being associated with football, the passenger pigeon becoming extinct in 1914, Che Guevara being a Marxist revolutionary from Argentina, methane being a greenhouse gas, Queen's "Bohemian R

1. Jaquizzi – Chapter 38
Presented by Jay

2. Name the semi-closed
water body where salt
and fresh water meet.

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4. Estuary

5. Which is the only
Indian to get “Times
Person of the year”?

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7. Mahatma Gandhi(1930)

8. Which was the First sport
to be telecasted on
Television?

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10. Tennis (Wimbledon, 21 June,1937)

11. Which is the only state in
our country to attain
100% sanitation?

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13. Sikkim

14. At what temperature water’s density is
maximum?

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16. 4 deg. C

17. Who is the poet of “Twinkle Twinkle
little stars”?

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19. Jane Taylor

20. Name the russian painter.

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22. Salvador Dali

23. Champions Trophy is
associated with which
game?

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25. Football

26. This species of bird native to North
America was considered to have been
one of the most numerous birds on
earth. Intensive shooting and
destruction of the birds’ natural
breeding ground brought about a
sudden fall in their numbers. The last
of this species on earth died in a zoo in
Circinnati in1914. Name this bird.

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28. The passenger Pigeon

29. Name this argentine Marxist
revolutionary, physician, author, guerrilla
leader, diplomat and military theorist.

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31. Che Guevara

32. Name the gas released from landfills,
decaying organic matter under shallow
water in marshes and bogs, flooded
paddy fields, by rumiant animals &
termites, and by the burning of
biomass. A molecule of this gas has 21
times more global warming potential
than a molecule of CO2.

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34. Methane

35. This song by Queen is made by combining
3 songs and considered as the greatest
song ever.

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37. Bohemian Rhapsody

38. This Indian-American is known as the Father of
Pentium Chip. He is one of the pioneer in the
field of Information Technology.

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40. Vinod Dham

41. He was an american film actor, often referred to
as “The King of Hollywood”. He have worked in
the movies like “Gone With Wind”, “It
happened one Night”,etc.

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43. Clark Gable

44. The most famous newsreader of
Doordarshan.

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46. Salma Sultan

47. Who is one of the best selling
authors of all times and,
according to UNESCO, the most
translated?

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49. Agatha Christie

50. In Herman Melville’s
novel who or what is
Moby Dick?

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52. A Whale

53. He was an American illusionist and stunt
performer, noted for his sensational
escape acts.

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55. Harry Houdini

56. When is the wildlife
Week celebrated?

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58. 2-8 October

59. Who wrote ‘Animal
Farm’?

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61. George Orwell