This document contains a quiz competition with questions divided across 5 categories: C, Science and Technology, Sports, Bio, and Politics. Each category contains 5 multiple choice questions on topics related to the category, along with the answers. Some example questions include asking about the type of error that occurs when a C program fails to compile, identifying the gas that makes up most of the Earth's atmosphere, and specifying the parliamentary system source. The document aims to quiz the reader across various domains of technical knowledge.

1. QUIZ COMPITITION – BY SRIRAM P.V.

2. Category 1
“C”
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Category 2
“Science and
Technology”
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Category 3
“Sports”
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20
Category 4
“Bio”
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Category 5
“Politics”
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3. Category 1-”C”- questions follow

4. Question
Your C program fails to compile and has these of
errors. What types of errors are present
1) Syntactical error
2) Runtime error
3) Logical error
4) Undetected error

5. Answer
1) Syntactical error

6. Question
The keyword used to transfer a control from
function back o to calling function
1) Back
2) Goto
3) Return
4) Continue

7. Answer
3) return

8. Question
What is the output?
void main() {
int count=10,
*temp,sum=0; temp=&count;
*temp=20, temp=&sum, *temp=count;
printf(“%d,%d,”%d”,count,*temp,sum);}
1) 10 garbage value 0
2) 10 0 0
3) 10 20 0
4) 20 20 20

9. Answer
4) 20 20 20

10. Question
Which of the following operations gets evaluated
first?
1) * multiplication
2) 0 parentheses
3) / division
4) + addition

11. Answer
2) 0 parantheses

12. Question
If your program gets an error when dividing by error,
this type of error is called?

13. Answer
RUN TIME ERROR

14. Category 2 –” Science and Technology-
” questions follow

15. Question
Lasers work by focusing sound waves. Is this
statement...
1) True
2) False

16. Answer
False

17. Question
Which one of the following types of solar radiation
does sunscreen protect the skin from?
1) UV Rays
2) Infrared rays
3) Both

18. Answer
U V RAYS

19. Question
Which gas makes up most of the Earth’s
atmosphere?
1) Carbon dioxide
2) Nitrogen
3) Hydrogen
4) Oxygen

20. Answer
Nitrogen

21. Question
Electrons are smaller than atoms
1) True
2) False

22. Answer
True

23. Question
Full form of any of these 2
1) COMPUTER
2) GOOGLE
3) YAHOO

24. Answer
1) COMMONLY OPERATED/ORIENTED MACHINE
USED FOR TRADE EDUCATION RESEARCH
2) Global Organization Of Oriented Group Language
Of Earth
3) Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle

25. Category 3-”Sports” questions follow

26. Question
Who is the first Indian woman to win an Asian
Games gold in 400m run?
1) M.L.Valsamma
2) P.T.Usha
3) Kamaljit Sandhu
4) K.Malleshwari

27. Answer
Kamaljit Sandhu
Kamaljeet Sandhu is a former woman Indian athlete who won gold
medal at 1970 Asian Games in 400 m race.She ran the distance in
57.3 seconds. She was the first Indian woman to win gold medal at
any Asian games.

28. Question
Where did India play its 1st one day international
cricket match?
1) Lords
2) Headingley
3) Taunton
4) The oval

29. Answer
Answer: Option B - Headingley
Explanation:
India lost the match by four wickets on 13-07-1974.
Brijesh Patel (82) was the top scorer.

30. Question
Name the Indian Chess player who has broken the
World Record by finishing the game in first twelve
moves?
1) Vishwanathan Anand
2) Champa Bose
3) Sakunthala Devi
4) Praveen Thipsey

31. Answer
1) Vishwanathan Anand

32. Question
India first won the Olympic Hockey gold at
1) London
2) Rome
3) Berlin
4) Amsterdam

33. Answer
Amsterdam

34. Question
What is national game of INDIA?
1) Corruption
2) Hockey
3) Cricket
4) None of these

35. Answer
A recent RTI has revealed that India has no national
game. Earlier, field hockey (a sport India won eight
Olympic gold medals) enjoyed the special status.
But, how can we, a country of more than a billion
people, stay without a national game.

36. Answer
Hockey lovers in the country are in for a rude shock as a reply to a RTI query has disclosed
that India has no national game, contrary to popular perception. The query was filed by a
class-VII student, Aishwarya Parashar. An earlier query by the girl had revealed that the
government does not have any specific document to prove whether Mahatma Gandhi was
conferred the “Father of the nation” title.
Aishwarya had sought information on a government order pertaining to India’s national
game. She had filed a RTI query with the information officer at the Prime Minister’s Office
in May this year.
She had also requested information on India’s national bird, national anthem, national
symbol, national flower and national animal. While she received information about the
national anthem and national symbol, rest of the queries were referred to the ministries
concerned.
The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, in its reply a few days back, said the ministry has
not declared any sport the national game. The information was sent to Aishwarya by the
additional secretary in the Sports Ministry, Shiv Pratap Singh. She is yet to get the replies to
other queries.
“It is a bitter truth that the country has no national game,” she told Deccan Herald here.

37. Category 4-”BIO” questions follow

38. Question
An adult human body has over ___ bones.
1) 108
2) 146
3) 209
4) 206

39. Answer
206

40. Question
The average person tends to blink eyes between
1) 1 and 10 times per minute.
2) 30 and 45 times per minute.
3) 10 and 30 times per minute.

41. Answer
10 and 30 times per minute.

42. Question
How many times do our heart beats in a day?
1) Average of 50,000 times
2) Average of 1,00,000
3) Average of 1,75,000
4) Average of 2,00,000

43. Answer
Average of 1,00,000

44. Question
How many liters of blood in a average human body
1) Approximately 4.7 to 5.5 liters
2) Approximately 3 to 4 liters
3) Approximately 6.2 to 7.5 liters
4) Approximately 5.6 to 6.5 liters

45. Answer
1) Approximately 4.7 to 5.5 liters

46. Question
Who can be a
donor or
recipient of
blood?
Choose one
option from each
part?
O-O,
A,B,AB
O-A,B,O O-B,AB,A O-AB,O
A-AB,A,O A-A,AB A-AB,B,O A-B,AB,O
B-B,O B-AB,B,A B-B,AB
B-A,
AB,A,O
AB-A,
AB,O
AB-A,
B,AB
AB-A,O,B AB-AB

47. Answer
Who can be a
donor or
recipient of
blood?
Choose one
option from each
part?
O-O,A,B,AB O-A,B,O O-B,AB,A O-AB,O
A-AB,A,O A-A,AB A-AB,B,O A-B,AB,O
B-B,O B-AB,B,A B-B,AB B-A,AB,A,O
AB-A,AB,O AB-A,B,AB AB-A,O,B AB-,AB

48. Category 5-”Politics” questions follow

49. Question
Which country is the source for the parliamentary
system?
A. Germany
B. Russia
C. England
D. U.S.A.

50. Answer
England

51. Question
The chairman of the Constituent Assembly was
A. Patel
B. Ambedkar
C. Rajendra Prasad
D. Alladi Krishnaswami

52. Answer
Rajendra Prasad

53. Answer
The position of a chief minister is
1) similar to that of the prime minister
2) identical to that of the president
3) a combination of the position of the prime
minister and president
4) not constitutional

54. Question
1) similar to that of the prime minister

55. Question
The words "Satyameva Jayathe", inscribed on the
National Emblem,are taken from
(A)Jataka
(B) Mundaka Upanishad
(C) Mahabharatha
(D) Puranas

56. Answer
(A)Answer: Mundaka Upanishad

57. Question
Who have the power to decide an election petition?
a) Parliament.
b) Supreme Court.
c) High Courts.
d) Election Commission.

58. Answer
ANSWER : High Courts