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901.

The term bizarre most commonly means

A. humorous
B. strange
C. popular
D. obvious
Answer» C. popular
902.

Herds of a species of peccary supposedly extinct since the last ice age were discovered in

A. 1936
B. 1973
C. 1912
D. 1975
Answer» E.
903.

The most resplendent specimen means

A. bright and colourful
B. beautiful and gentle
C. appalling and ugly
D. extravagant and gaudy
Answer» B. beautiful and gentle
904.

Often ____ responsible for an animal having been overlooked

A. the uniqueness of the animals themselves is
B. the resigning nature of the scientists themselves is
C. size and habitat are
D. unexplored areas remain
Answer» D. unexplored areas remain
905.

It is the ______ of the cryptozoologists that keep their dream alive.

A. spirit
B. finding
C. love for adventure
D. curiosity
Answer» C. love for adventure
906.

What is that which only the person himself knows and must act in order to discover it?

A. His untapped potential
B. His destiny that lies in the future
C. The power which resides in him
D. The joy of achieving success
Answer» D. The joy of achieving success
907.

The body uses fats for the production of healthy cell membranes as well as certain hormones called

A. prostaglandins
B. inflammatories
C. linoleic
D. alpha-linoleic
Answer» B. inflammatories
908.

The passage leads the reader to think about

A. the morals of a nation
B. what a country needs
C. ruling nation
D. the Rights of the people
Answer» E.
909.

What is the key to understanding the primitive people s behaviour according to the passage?

A. They had no desires.
B. They had everything they needed.
C. They had limited desires.
D. They kept their wants high.
Answer» D. They kept their wants high.
910.

Giant lizards on the Indonesian island of Komodo were discovered in ______

A. 1975
B. 1936
C. 1912
D. 1973
Answer» D. 1973
911.

An unusual feather in a local s hat sparked the discovery of a showy African peacock in _____

A. 1936
B. 1973
C. 1975
D. 1912
Answer» B. 1973
912.

During a pilgrimage, one must

A. carry a lot of clothes
B. see all one can of men and things
C. not delight in the divine that is hidden everywhere
D. fail to give multitudinous thanks to God
Answer» C. not delight in the divine that is hidden everywhere
913.

The time taken for the marine deposits to harden into rocks is

A. a few centuries
B. millions of years
C. a few decades
D. thousands of years
Answer» C. a few decades
914.

The development of oneself ____ the question on, what is personality?

A. gives an unsatisfactory answer to
B. does not give a satisfactory answer to
C. satisfactorily answers
D. partly answers
Answer» D. partly answers
915.

What was the problem in front of the government ?

A. Leadership
B. Nuclear deal
C. Economic crisis
D. Building consensus
Answer» E.
916.

The synonym for optimise is

A. to make best use of
B. to improve vision
C. to see clearly
D. to enlarge
Answer» B. to improve vision
917.

Few men undertake pilgrimages because

A. they crave for adventure
B. they are overcome by a desire to visit sacred places
C. their minds are free from care
D. they have guilty consciences
Answer» E.
918.

The cicinnurus magnificus is:

A. the magnificient bird of paradise.
B. a patch of cleared earth in the rainforest
C. a place where his hut is located.
D. the stage in the rainforest.
Answer» B. a patch of cleared earth in the rainforest
919.

An iridescent green breast shield means

A. a shield worn by the bird to protect itself.
B. the bright, colourful feathers of the bird.
C. a description of the surroundings.
D. a piece of twig used by the bird in its performance.
Answer» C. a description of the surroundings.
920.

The bird performs for

A. no one
B. the author
C. sheer enjoyment
D. female birds
Answer» E.
921.

A pilgrimage is not

A. an expedition to a venerated place
B. a social journey for entertainment
C. a personal attraction affecting the soul
D. a journey to a historical place also known for divine matters
Answer» C. a personal attraction affecting the soul
922.

Ursula Bloom propagated that young people should_____.

A. copy others
B. not copy others
C. not waste years
D. give advice
Answer» C. not waste years
923.

Going on a common voyage on a chastened and devout spirit is worse than going to

A. an uncommon place with a devout spirit
B. a beloved place and enjoying oneself
C. a beloved place with self-consciousness and superficiality
D. an uncommon place with a corrupted religious spirit
Answer» C. a beloved place with self-consciousness and superficiality
924.

The corruption of the religious spirit

A. occurs at special times
B. has been occurring for centuries
C. does not exist
D. is a recent phenomenon
Answer» E.
925.

Pilgrimage ought to be

A. a nobler kind of travel
B. an unparticular case of worship
C. nothing but a nobler kind of travel
D. a worship of common things
Answer» D. a worship of common things
926.

When was the concept of photography born?

A. When an imaginary story called Giphantie was born.
B. When mirror images of scenes were captured on a canvas.
C. When Roche made a prediction.
D. When Nicephore conducted some experiments.
Answer» E.
927.

Find the option opposite in meaning to unjustifiable.

A. compulsory
B. progressive
C. reasonable
D. methodical
Answer» D. methodical
928.

What is the capacity of the Alaskan pipeline?

A. 2 million gallons of crude oil.
B. 4 million barrels of crude oil.
C. 84 million gallons of crude oil.
D. 84 billion barrels of crude oil.
Answer» D. 84 billion barrels of crude oil.
929.

Tagore had the visionary power to see the future in

A. the seeds of the present events
B. western civilization
C. literary and social works
D. his books
Answer» B. western civilization
930.

The best way of travelling is

A. bicycling
B. driving
C. walking
D. strolling
Answer» D. strolling
931.

A pilgrimage must be

A. short and rapid
B. untroublesome
C. as near as possible to the starting place
D. different from one s usual rut
Answer» E.
932.

The benefit of a pilgrimage is

A. it enlarges one s world
B. it can change one s life
C. it tortures one s mind
D. it narrows down topics of conversation
Answer» B. it can change one s life
933.

Which of the following divides the Indian Society ?

A. Western civilization
B. Intellectual division
C. Caste discrimination
D. Unprogressive thinking
Answer» D. Unprogressive thinking
934.

The most common reason for undergoing a pilgrimage is to

A. have rare and special experiences
B. realize a goal
C. visit extraordinary places
D. curb one s instinct
Answer» C. visit extraordinary places
935.

The two most important essential fatty acids are

A. omega-5 fatty acids and omega-6 fatty acids.
B. omega-6 fatty acids and omega-8 fatty acids.
C. omega-3 fatty acids and omega-6 fatty acids.
D. omega-2 fatty acids and omega-4 fatty acids.
Answer» D. omega-2 fatty acids and omega-4 fatty acids.
936.

How does the writer appreciate the primitives?

A. They have a low degree of wants.
B. They are the masters of their time owing to their contentedness.
C. They are materially poor.
D. They are highly satisfied.
Answer» B. They are the masters of their time owing to their contentedness.
937.

These days due to ______ a wide variety of fruits and vegetables is available nationwide throughout the year.

A. cold storage facilities and preservation methods
B. refinement process
C. green harvesting
D. special transportation and storage techniques
Answer» E.
938.

The source of the strength and power of a nation depends on

A. the physical health of the people.
B. its people.
C. rights of the people.
D. freedom of the people.
Answer» D. freedom of the people.
939.

Sedimentary rocks lead to the formation of oil deposits because

A. their pressure produces heat and turns deposits of animal carcasses and plants into oil.
B. it turns heavy and shuts out the oxygen
C. it becomes hard and forms into rocks to squeeze oil
D. it becomes light and soft and applies pressure to produce oil
Answer» B. it turns heavy and shuts out the oxygen
940.

Tagore s crusade was against ____.

A. superstitious beliefs
B. child marriage
C. age-old customs
D. rationalism
Answer» B. child marriage
941.

Tagore s prophecies. have, to a great extent, come ______.

A. known
B. out
C. through
D. true
Answer» E.
942.

What does the word Manifest mean?

A. Display
B. Hide
C. Shout
D. Try
Answer» B. Hide
943.

The author is talking about

A. the food industry in his own country
B. the universal food scenario
C. the food scenario in Europe
D. the food scenario in developed countries
Answer» B. the universal food scenario
944.

The refinement process of our flour to create white bread removes more than

A. twenty-six essential nutrients
B. twenty-two essential nutrients
C. twenty-three essential nutrients
D. twenty-eight essential nutrients
Answer» D. twenty-eight essential nutrients
945.

Shipping food over long distances allows for

A. special transportation
B. special preservation methods
C. refinement process
D. depletion of vital nutrients
Answer» E.
946.

Green harvesting is all about

A. conserving the environment
B. picking fruits and vegetables before they mature
C. highly processed food
D. making fruits and vegetables available throughout the year
Answer» C. highly processed food
947.

In the passage, Magnesium is

A. not an important essential nutrient in flour
B. one of the important essential nutrients in flour
C. one of the nutrients that is found in white bread
D. one of the most important essential nutrients in flour
Answer» E.
948.

The writer felt unusually solitary because

A. he was feeling very lonely without his family.
B. he was missing the company of other holidaymakers.
C. his destination was a little village eight miles away.
D. there was no one to meet him.
Answer» C. his destination was a little village eight miles away.
949.

By saying food are made available at a sacrifice the author exposes

A. the depletion of vital nutrients in our food
B. the price of cold storage and other preservation methods
C. the lack of nutritional value in our food
D. All of the above
Answer» E.
950.

When he settled himself on the fork of the tree the writer____

A. had a sound sleep.
B. was disturbed by noises of animals.
C. was too afraid to sleep.
D. tried to sleep but without much success.
Answer» E.