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Question 3707

Which among the following diseases are not bacterial?

ACholera and Diphtheria

BMalaria and trichomonasis

CTetanus and typhoid

DTuberculosis and leprosy

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C. Tetanus and typhoidExplanation: Malaria and Trichomoniasis are both protozoan diseases, not bacterial. Malaria is caused by Plasmodium species (transmitted by female Anopheles mosquitoes), while Trichomoniasis is caused by Trichomonas vaginalis, a sexually transmitted protozoan infection. Unlike bacterial diseases, these are treated using antiprotozoal drugs rather than antibiotics.

Question 3706

A substance used in the fire extinguisher under the trade name of Pyrene is:

ACarbon dioxide

BChloroform

CCarbon tetrachloride

DBleaching powder

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C. Carbon tetrachlorideExplanation not yet available.

Question 3705

To an astronaut in space, the sky appears to be:

ARed

BWhite

CDark

DBlue

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C. DarkExplanation not yet available.

Question 3704

The study of hair and its diseases is known as:

APenology

BTrichology

CPenology

DPomology

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B. TrichologyExplanation: Trichology is derived from the Greek word “trikhos”, meaning hair. It is a specialized field within dermatology that focuses on the structure, function, and diseases of hair and scalp. Trichologists diagnose and treat conditions such as hair loss (alopecia), dandruff, scalp infections, and hair shaft disorders. Common Hair Disorders Studied in Trichology: Alopecia: Hair loss due to genetics, stress, or autoimmune disorders. Dandruff (Seborrheic dermatitis): Scalp condition causing flaking and itching. Tinea capitis: Fungal infection of the scalp (ringworm).

Question 3702

World Youth Skills Day is observed on:

A13th July

B14th July

C15th July

D16th July

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C. 15th JulyExplanation not yet available.

Question 3701

In which year did the partition of Bengal take place?

A1902

B1903

C1904

D1905

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D. 1905The partition of Bengal took place in 1905 during the tenure of Lord Curzon. The province was divided on the pretext of administrative convenience, separating East Bengal (with a Muslim majority) from West Bengal. However, it was widely seen as a divide-and-rule policy, sparking strong protests and giving rise to the Swadeshi Movement.

Question 3700

World Refugee Day is celebrated on:

AJune 18

BJune 20

CJune 21

DJune 24

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B. June 20Explanation not yet available.

Question 3699

In which of the following states do the Statue of Unity erected?

AMaharastra

BRajasthan

CGujarat

DUttar Pradesh

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C. GujaratExplanation not yet available.

Question 3698

Right to Equality is found in Article______of the Indian Constitution.

AArticle 12

BArticle 14

CArticle 16

DArticle 16

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B. Article 14Explanation not yet available.

Question 3697

On which date World Homeopathic Day is celebrated?

AApril 8

BApril 9

CApril 10

DApril 11

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C. April 10Explanation not yet available.

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Which among the following diseases are not bacterial?

A substance used in the fire extinguisher under the trade name of Pyrene is:

To an astronaut in space, the sky appears to be:

The study of hair and its diseases is known as:

World Youth Skills Day is observed on:

In which year did the partition of Bengal take place?

World Refugee Day is celebrated on:

In which of the following states do the Statue of Unity erected?

Right to Equality is found in Article______of the Indian Constitution.

On which date World Homeopathic Day is celebrated?

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