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Question 1192

Body temperature of a healthy human body is usually around:

A98.4 °C

B37 °C

C14.5 °C

D25 °C

Show answerB. 37 °CThe normal body temperature of a healthy human being is approximately 37 °C, which is equivalent to 98.6 °F. This temperature is maintained through a balance between heat production and heat loss in the body. The body’s thermoregulation is controlled by the hypothalamus in the brain to ensure proper functioning of enzymes and metabolic processes. Other options (for context) 98.4 °C: Incorrect — the correct equivalent in Fahrenheit is 98.6 °F, not in Celsius. 14.5 °C: Much lower than the human body temperature — such a value would indicate hypothermia or death. 25 °C: Represents a mild room temperature, not body temperature.
Question 1191

One (1) molecule of CFC deplete __________ molecule of Ozone in the Ozonosphere.

A1,00,000

B10,000

C10,00,000

DNo one of the above

Show answerA. 1,00,000One molecule of a Chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) can destroy up to 1,00,000 molecules of ozone (O₃) in the ozone layer. When CFCs reach the stratosphere, they are broken down by ultraviolet (UV) radiation, releasing chlorine atoms. Each chlorine atom acts as a catalyst in the breakdown of ozone molecules, significantly depleting the protective ozone layer that shields Earth from harmful UV rays. Other options (for context) 10,000: Underestimates the destructive potential of a single CFC molecule. 10,00,000: Overestimates the number of ozone molecules destroyed. No one of the above: Incorrect — the correct answer is 1,00,000 molecules of ozone.
Question 1190

There are____________ number of countries as the member of thr United Nation.

A185

B188

C198

D193

Show answerD. 193Explanation not yet available.
Question 1189

Average distance of the earth from the Sun is:

A150 Million km

B15 Million km

C90 Million km

D900 Million km

Show answerA. 150 Million kmThe average distance between the Earth and the Sun is approximately 150 million kilometers (or about 1 Astronomical Unit – 1 AU). This distance serves as a standard unit of measurement for describing distances within our solar system. Despite slight variations due to Earth's elliptical orbit, this average remains nearly constant and is crucial for maintaining suitable conditions for life on Earth. Other options (for context) 15 Million km: Far too close — the Earth would be extremely hot and uninhabitable. 90 Million km: Shorter than the actual average distance. 900 Million km: Much greater — about six times the real distance, closer to Saturn’s orbit.
Question 1188

Which is the only country in the world to have a square flag?

ADenmark

BNorway

CSwitzerland

DFindland

Show answerC. SwitzerlandExplanation not yet available.
Question 1187

International Day of Peace declared by the United Nation is celebrated on:

A11th September

B21st September

C5th June

D25th June

Show answerB. 21st SeptemberExplanation not yet available.
Question 1185

__________ is the first missile developed in India.

AAgni

BAakash

CTrishul

DPrithvi

Show answerD. PrithviExplanation: Prithvi was the first indigenously developed missile of India, designed under the Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme (IGMDP) launched in 1983 by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). It is a surface-to-surface short-range ballistic missile (SRBM) capable of carrying both conventional and nuclear warheads. The Prithvi missile series includes Prithvi-I (Army version), Prithvi-II (Air Force), and Prithvi-III (Navy), with ranges varying from 150 km to 350 km.
Question 1184

___________ has the largest Muslim population.

ASoudi Arabia

BPakistan

CIndonesia

DBangladesh

Show answerC. IndonesiaExplanation not yet available.
Question 1183

Who was the father of Operation Flood in India ?

ADr. Varghese Kurien

BM. S. Swaminathan

CA P J Abdul Kalam

DMorarji Desai

Show answerA. Dr. Varghese KurienOperation Flood related to Milk Production.
Question 1182

Where is the headquarter of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) situated ?

AChennai

BNew Delhi

CKolkata

DMumbai

Show answerD. MumbaiEstablished in Calcutta but shifted to Mumbai in 1937.
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