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This document contains 12 general knowledge questions about topics ranging from staple foods and religious concepts to astronomy and geography. Questions cover which region maize is a staple food, the religious goal of Buddhism, the builders of Machu Picchu, Wilhelm Roentgen's Nobel Prize-winning discovery, the most abundant element on Earth after oxygen, the fraction value of pi, the location of the world's largest iron ore mine, how long the sun has been shining, the term for a dying star that explodes, what geographers call a chain of islands, where kibbutzim communities can be found, and the Greek goddess of agriculture.
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Multiple choice quiz questions and answers
1 In which of the following regions, maize is used as staple food ?
2 What religious group hopes to reach a state of peace called nirvana?
3 What South American people built the great city of Machu Picchu?
4 what discovery did Wilhelm Roentgen win a Nobel prize in 1901?
5 After oxygen, what is the most abundant element on earth?
6 What is the fraction value of " pi "
7 Carajás Mine(the largest iron ore mine in the world) is located in which
of the following countries?
8 How long has the sun been shining?
9 What do we call a dying star that explodes into brilliant light?
10 What do geographers call a chain of islands?
11 In what country can you find communities called kibbutzim?
12 In Greek mythology, who was the goddess of agriculture?](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/pdffile-170524181651/85/General-knowledge-Questions-Answers-gk-part-7-MCQs-1-320.jpg)
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3. Quantitative data can be analyzed numerically.
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Covers the Learn material from Module 7: Week 7.
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2. You shouldn’t choose a research topic that interests you because you will be biased.
3. According to Covey, the “essence of synergy is to value differences.”
4. Compared to single discipline projects, what preliminary phase do interdisciplinary research
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5. Which of the following is a model of interdisciplinary research proposed by Tait and Lyall?
INDS 491 Quiz Interdisciplinarity and Covey’s Seventh Habit Covers the Learn material from Module 8: Week 8.
1. Which of the following is not a benet of interdisciplinary research?
2. According to Covey, which of the following is not one of the four dimensions of renewal?
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components of two or more disciplines.”
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