This document contains the questions and answers from three stages of a quiz competition. In the first stage, questions ranged from identifying the component that gives milk its white color to naming scientists who discovered important concepts. The second stage featured matching questions about scientists like Carl Linnaeus and Louis Pasteur. The third and final stage posed challenges involving identifying Indian scientists like M.S. Swaminathan, Jagdish Chandra Bose, and Har Gobind Khorana based on their accomplishments and contributions to fields such as genetics, botany, and physics. The document recognizes these individuals for achievements like developing high-yield varieties of wheat and rice that helped spark the Green Revolution.

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Abdul Latheef
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4. 1ST STAGE

5. Q1 :
The content that gives white color to
milk is…….?

6. Ans1 :
casein

7. Q2 :
The Scientific name of rice is……?

8. Ans2 :
Oryza sativa

9. Q3 :
The full form of BT in BT vegetables ?

10. Ans3 :
Bacillus thuringiensis

11. Q4 :
Anti biotic was ever-first found by……?

12. Ans4 :
Alexander Fleming

13. Q5:
oxygen was independently discovered
by ?

14. Ans5 :
Joseph Priestley

15. Q6 :
The chunnambkall’s chemical name is
calcium carbonate, then alakkukaram
(washing soda) is...?

16. Ans6 :
Sodium carbonate

17. Q7 :
Appakkaram (baking soda) is....?

18. Ans7 :
Sodium Bicarbonate

19. Q8 :
The name ‘Higgs boson’ to God particle
is partly derived from the name of an
Indian scientist, who is he?

20. Ans8 :
Satyendra Nath Bose

21. Q9 :
The X- Ray was discovered by W.C
Roentgen, then ECG was invented by ?

22. Ans9 :
Willem Einthoven

23. Q10 :
The interval between appearance
of Halley's comet is...?

24. Ans10 :
75-76 years

25. Q11 :
A satellite which launched by Russia,
was first to orbit the sun by deviating its
path…?
(it was first one in the sequence of the
launching step of this type satellites)

26. Ans11 :
Loona 1

27. Q12:
One predominant alternative theory to
Big-Bang theory is....?

28. Ans12:
Steady State Theory
 The steady-state theory is a view
that the universe is always expanding
but maintaining a constant average
density. This theory was proposed by
Hermann Bondi, Thomas Gold, and Sir
Fred Hoyle......

29. Q13:
The color of newly introduced currency of
2000 in India is....?

30. Ans13:
Magenta

31. Q14:
With which country India has recently
signed agreements in the field of water
resources management and
agriculture?

32. Ans14:
Israel.
 India and Israel has inked two agreements
in the field of water resources management
and agriculture. The agreements were
signed between Prime Minister Narendra
Modi and Israeli President Reuven Rivlin in
New Delhi.

33. Q15:
The Kigali deal on HFCs, successfully
negotiated an amendment to the
Montreal protocol treaty. Kigali is capital
of .......?

34. Ans15:
Rwanda

35. 2nd STAGE

36. Q1:
C1. Who is father of modern taxonomy.
Author of Systema Naturae.

37. C2. Binomial nomenclature was introduced
by him.

38. Ans1:
Carl Linnaeus

39. Q2 :
C1.The father of modern micro biology.

40. C2. He found the vaccine against anthrax.

41. Ans2:
Louis Pasteur
 Antonie Philips van Leeuwenhoek is father
of micro biology.

42. 3rd stage

43. Q1:
C1.
 The so called-Nobel prize of Asia,
Magsaysay Award was conferred to him
in 1971.
 The inter national ‘World Food Prize’
was first-ever given to him.

44. C2.
 UNEP called him father of economic
ecology .
 Botany is his field.
 MSSRF Chennai was founded by him
and he is its chairman since then.

45. C3.

46. Ans1:
Dr.MS.Swaminathan, father of green
revolution in India.

47. Q2:
C1. Who is this Indian ?

48. C2.
 He is known as father of Radio Science.
 Cresco graph is one of the prominent
invention by him.
 Vastly contributed to physics as well as
to Botany.
 Vital force theory was introduced by him.

49. C3.
 Bose institute was founded by him on
1917 in Kolkata.
 Known as father of modern scientific
research in India.

50. Ans2:
Jagdish Chandra Bose

51. Q3:
C1.
 Who is this ?

52. C2.
 He was first to create artificially a gene
in the world – gene of the fungus
‘Yeast’.
 He contributed to the discovery of co-
enzyme in cell.
 His research showed how the order
of nucleotides in nucleic acids, which
carry the genetic code of the cell, control
the cell’s synthesis of proteins.

53. C3.
 He is an Indian – origin.
 He is one among India's eight reputed
Nobel Laureates.

54. Har Gobind Khorana
 He shared the 1968 Nobel Prize for
Physiology or Medicine with Marshall W.
Nirenberg and Robert W. Holley for
research that showed how the order
of nucleotides in nucleic acids which
carry the genetic code of the cell, control
the cell’s synthesis of proteins

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