Answer :- Narmada,
● The Himalyas are approximately how many kilometer long?
Answer :- 2500,
● The Himalyas are approximately how many kilometer broad?
Answer :- 150 to 400,
● How many islands of India are located in the Bay of Bengal?
Answer :- 204,
● How much percentage land areas of India is covered by mountains?
Answer :- 10.7,
● In terms of area, India is which largest country of the world?
Answer :- Seventh,
● The Karakoram Highway connects which pair of countries?
Answer :- China-Pakistan,
● What is the approximate length of the coast-line of India?
Answer :- 6,000 km,
● Among the Union Territories of India, which one has the largest size?
Answer :- Puducherry,
● Seacoast of which state is the longest?
Answer :- Gujarat,
● The first transgenic plant used for commercial production was —
Answer :- Tomato,
● When chlorophyll is burnt which element is obtained?
Answer :- Mg,
● Iron deficiency results in—
Answer :- Intervenal chlorosis appearing first in young leaves,
● The damaged ozone layer is situated in —
Answer :- Stratosphere,
● Which is ordinarily not an air pollutant?
Answer :- CO2,
● Genes are made by —
Answer :- Polynucleotides,
● The term ecosystem was proposed by —
Answer :- Tansley,
● Chromosomes contain —
Answer :- DNA and protein,
● In honeybee colony the drones are produced by —
Answer :- Unfertilized eggs,
● Jacobson's organ is concerned with —
Answer :- Smell,
● Body organisation in Hydra is of —
Answer :- Tissue grade,
● Which secretions associated with digestion does not have enzymes?
Answer :- Bile,
● Yellow fever is transmitted by —
Answer :- Female Aedes,
● Quartan malaria is caused by —
Answer :- Plasmodium malariae,
● The word species was coined by —
Answer :- John Ray,
● The rate of photosynthesis is maximum in —
Answer :- Red light,
● Father of taxonomy is —
Answer :- Linnaeus,
● The branch that deals with the plants studies in the geological past is called —
Answer :- Palaeobotany,
● Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany is situated at —
Answer :- Lucknow,
● Acid rain is mainly a mixture of —
Answer :- Sulphuric acid and nitric acid,
● Ribosomes are sites for —
Answer :- Protein synthesis,
● ATP is—
Answer :- A molecule with high energy phosphate bond,
● Which is highly dangerous radioactive pollutant?
Answer :- Strontium-90,
● The indicator of SO2 pollution of air is —
Answer :- Lichen,
● Fats in our body are formed when —
Answer :- Glycogen storage in liver and muscles is completed,
● The heartbeat is regulated by —
Answer :- Pacemaker, Vagus nerve, Sympathetic nerve,
● An oil producing gland on the tail of bird is known as —
Answer :- Preen gland,
● The Glochidium larva of Unio —
Answer :- Is ectoparasite on fish,
● Which animals has a nervous system but no brain?
Answer :- Hydra,
● Aristotle’s Lantern occurs in —
Answer :- Echinoidea,
● Kidneys are vital organs of the body because they help in —
Answer :- Regulation of body fluids, Regulation of acid-base balance, Removal of metabolic wastes,
● Which rivers originates near Mahabaleshwar?
Answer :- Krishna,
● In which states is the Nanga Parbat peak located?
Answer :- Jammu and Kashmir,
● In India, which are the Southernmost hills?
Answer :- Cardamom hills,
● Indian Standard Time is governed by which longitude?
Answer :- 82½° East longitude,
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