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Question and Answer from English Literature

• ‘To be or not to be‘ is the beginning of a famous soliloquy from – Hamlet.

• The father of English Poem – Geoffrey Chaucer

• Francis Bacon is an – Essayist

• ‘Renaissance’ means – the revival of learning

• Elizabethan tragedy is centered on – Revenge

• Most famous satirist in English literature – Jonathan Swift

• A lexicographer is a person who writes – dictionaries

• The father of English Novel – Daniel Defoe

• The English Poet who addicted to opium – S.T. Coleridge

• The Golden Age of English Literature – the Elizabethan Age

• The author of the book ‘Asian Drama ‘ is – Gunnar Myrdal

• Protagonist indicates -the leading character in a play

• A sonnet is a poem having fourteen lines

• ‘Blank Verse’ is a kind of verse -having no rhyming end

• The real name of O’Henry – William Sydney Porter.

• ‘To Daffodils‘ is written by – Robert Herrick

• Goethe is the greatest poet of – Germany

• ‘Romeo and Juliet‘ is a tragedy

• ‘A Passage to India‘ is written by – E.M Forster

• William Blake was both -a poet and painter

• The full name of the tragedy ‘Dr.Faustus‘ – The Tragic History of Doctor Faustus

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Grammatical Section  Fill in the gaps:

• Man has no escape from death.
• A drowning man catches at a straw.
• Alcohol is injurious to health.
• I cannot part with the man.
• The girl looks after her grandmother.
• She  was sliding into depression.
• A style of reporting must confirm to the prevailing practice.
• He is not ashamed of his mistake.
• He died from over eating.
• I count on your help.
• People usually differ in their opinions.
• Ali is the stronger of the two brothers.
• We shall return before the sun sets.
• When water freezes it turns into ice.
• Do not interfere with nature.

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Question and Answer From   Science and Technology

• Full form of ‘CNG’ is – Compressed Natural Gas

• A bit is binary representation and can take either of the two values – 0 or 1

• Chemical name of Alum used for purifying water is – Aluminum Sulphate

• Steam Engine was invented by – James Watt

• Electricity consumption or use is measured in – KWH ( Kilo Watt per hour)

• The remotest planet in the solar system – Neptune

• The natural temperature of human body in Celsius scale is -36.9 degree Celsius

• We receive Vitamin D from – Sunshine

• The most distinctive difference between a LAN and a WAN is – Distance covered

• Earthquakes are recorded – Seismograph

• The longest day is in the month of – June

• ‘IRATOM’ is a – One kind of highbred rice

• In nature the hardest material -diamond

• ‘Red Planet’ is called – the Mars

• A device that reads text and images directly into computer is called – Scanner

• WWW stands for – World Wide Web

• The apparatus to measure purity of milk is – Lactometer

• MS Excel is a – Spreadsheet Software

• ‘My Document’  by default located at – C Drive

• Father of the personal computer/ computing – Dr. Henry  Edward

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Question and Answer from International Affairs

• Name of the European common currency – Euro

• OIC is established in – 1969

• The first postage stamp in the world – Penny Black

• Pearl Harbor, where the American Pacific Fleet was stationed, was attacked by Japanese in – 1941

• The second largest Muslim Country in the world  is – Pakistan

• The most importer country in the world – the USA

• The name of the organization working worldwide  against corruption – Transparency International

• The world’s largest nuclear power station – Kashiwazaki Kariwa(Japan)

• SAARC Agriculture Information Centre (SAIC) is situated in – Dhaka

• Largest city of India – Mumbai

• Reuters is a – News Agency

• The largest tea exporter country  in the world – Sri Lanka

• The Headquarters of Islamic Development Bank (IDB) – Jeddah

• Number of Permanent members of UN Security Council is – 5

• Previous name of Japan – Nippon

• ‘Line of Control‘ -is situated between – India and Pakistan

• Elaboration of IBSA is – India, Brazil and South Africa

• Wall Street is – The Stock Exchange Market in New York.

• The name of Indonesian Currency – Rupiah

• The World Bank is an – International Financial Institution

• IDA, organization of the World Bank is known as the -’Soft Loan Window’

Computer Knowledge

 

The brain of a computer – Micro Processor

CAD stands for –Computer Aided Design

Key Board of a computer is an Input Device

Unix is an –Operating System.

A computer virus is a computer program

“ORACLE” is a –database software

RAM in computer stands for – Random Access memory

The “ Add or Remove” programs utility can be found in – Control Panel

“Windows” is a computer software developed by “Microsoft Corporation”

Opera, IE (Internet Explorer),Mozilla, Google Chrome are – Internet Browsing Software

International Affairs

 

Second Largest (area) country in the world – Canada

East and West Germany were united in the year – 1990

The preferential trade arrangements among the SAARC countries are known as –SAPTA

‘Port Blayer’ island is in Indian Ocean

Name of the currency of Brunei – Brunei dollar

Capital of Brunei – Bandar Seri Bhagwan

“Tahrir Square “ is located in – Cairo, Egypt

“Sejm” is the name of the Parliament of – Poland

Name of the father of modern democracy – John Locke

Fiscal year of USA starts in -1st October

“Knesset” is the name of the parliament of – Israel

“SABENA” is a famous airline of Belgium

Old Name of “Ethiopia” – Abyssinia

Name of the architect of Sydney Opera House – John Utzon (Denmark)