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History

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Who is known as the 'Napoleon of Asia'?

A
Hemu Bekal
B
Tipu Sultan
C
Nadir Shah
D
Chandra Bose
Explanation and memory cue

Tipu Sultan is famously known as the 'Napoleon of Asia' due to his military prowess and resistance against British colonial forces. Nadir Shah was a Persian ruler and not associated with this title.

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Science

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General Knowledge

Glucose syrup is made from _________?

A
oat
B
wheat
C
maize
D
rice
Explanation and memory cue

Glucose syrup is primarily made from starch sources, with maize (corn) being the most common source. The starch is broken down into glucose to produce the syrup.

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Science & Technology

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General Knowledge

Who invented the light bulb?

A
Philips
B
Robert
C
Edison
D
Willium
Explanation and memory cue

Thomas Edison is widely credited with inventing the practical and commercially viable incandescent light bulb, which revolutionized electric lighting. While others contributed to the development, Edison’s improvements made the bulb usable for everyday purposes.

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World Geography

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General Knowledge

Alexandria is a seaport of _________?

A
Greece
B
Germany
C
Iran
D
Egypt
Explanation and memory cue

Alexandria is a well-known seaport city located in Egypt on the Mediterranean coast. It is historically significant and is Egypt's second-largest city.

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Ecology

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The presence of lions in the forest is essential in order to _________?

A
Control ecology of forest
B
Rule the Jungle
C
Save the Animals
D
Save the important pasture from being overgrazed
Explanation and memory cue

Lions play a crucial role as apex predators in forest ecosystems by controlling the population of herbivores and other animals, which helps maintain ecological balance. This control prevents overgrazing and supports biodiversity, making option A the most accurate answer.

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World Geography

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General Knowledge

What is the length of the USA and Canada border?

A
8891 KM
B
5525 KM
C
7611 KM
D
4278 KM
Explanation and memory cue

The length of the USA and Canada border is approximately 8,891 kilometers, making it the longest international land border in the world. This confirms that option A is correct.

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World Geography

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General Knowledge

Which city is commonly called the "Venice of the North"?

A
Stockholm
B
Britain
C
Austria
D
Netherland
Explanation and memory cue

The nickname "Venice of the North" is commonly attributed to several cities known for their extensive canal systems and waterways. Among these, Stockholm in Sweden is widely recognized as the "Venice of the North" due to its location on numerous islands connected by canals and bridges. While Amsterdam in the Netherlands is famous for its canals, the nickname is more often applied to cities rather than entire countries. Bruges in Belgium is another city known by this nickname. Therefore, the most accurate answer among the options given is Stockholm (A).

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Current Affairs

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General Knowledge

When was Facebook launched?

A
January 2004
B
February 2004
C
March 2004
D
April 2004
Explanation and memory cue

Facebook was launched on February 4, 2004. This is confirmed by multiple reliable sources including HISTORY.com and Wikipedia. Therefore, the correct answer is February 2004, which corresponds to option B.

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Space Exploration

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General Knowledge

The first artificial satellite on Earth is ________?

A
Sputnik I
B
Giotto
C
Prithvi
D
Gaia
Explanation and memory cue

Sputnik I was the first artificial satellite launched into Earth's orbit by the Soviet Union in 1957, marking the beginning of space exploration.

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World Organizations

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General Knowledge

NPT stands for ________?

A
Non-Proliferation Treaty
B
National Protection Treaty
C
Non-Resident Protection Treaty
D
National Purification Treaty
Explanation and memory cue

NPT stands for Non-Proliferation Treaty, which is an international treaty aimed at preventing the spread of nuclear weapons and promoting peaceful uses of nuclear energy.