1.

The largest producer of paddy in India- West Bengal

2.The lagest producer of wheat in India- Uttar Pradesh


3.The lagest producer of sugarcane in India- Uttar Pradesh


4.The lagest producer of groundnut in India- Gujarat


5.The largest producer of tea in India- Assam


6.The largest producer of coffee in India- Karnataka


7.The largest producer of jute in India- West Bengal


8.The largest producer of tobacco in India- Andhra Pradesh


9.The largest producer of bananas in India- Tamilnadu


10.The largest producer of saffron in India- Jammu & Kashmir


11.The largest producer of onion in India- Maharashtra


12.The largest producer of black pepper in India- Kerala


13.The largest producer of cotton in India- Gujarat


14.The largest producer of bamboos in India- Assam
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CHEMISTRY- GASES AND ITS COMPOSITION
NAME OF THE GAS
1. Gas used in LPG--Butane, Propane and Ethane

2. Tear Gas---Ammonia (NH
3
)

3. Gas with foul smell---Hydrogen Sulphide (H
2
S)

4. Laughing gas---Nitrous Oxide (N
2
O)

5. Gas used in refrigeration---Freon

6. Freon, the gas used in refrigeration is chemically known as---Diflouro Dichloro Methane

7. Gobar gas is a mixture of---Methane, CO
2
and hydrogen

8. Gas mixed with oxygen and given to patients with restricted breathing--- Helium

9. A major air pollutant, the percentage presence of which is checked in vehicle pollution test---Carbon
monoxide

10. The gas which is responsible for the formation of brown air in traffic congested cities--- Nitrogen oxide

11. Major gaseous pollutant of areas located near thermal power station----Suphur dioxide
12. Natural gas---Mainly methane with small quantities of ethane and propane

13. Strong smelling substance added to LPG---Ethyl Mercaptan or Ethanethiol

14. Gases responsible for depletion of ozone layer---Chloroflouro carbons

15. Gas used in gas welding and also artificial ripening of fruits---Acetylene

16. Gas used in electric bulbs---Argon

17. Gas used in flourescent lamps---Mercury vapour

18. Gas known as marsh gas---Methane

19. Gas responsible for acid rain---Sulphur dioxide

20. Gas most abundant in earth's atmosphere----Nitrogen (78%)

21. Percentage of oxygen in earth's atmosphere---21% (appx)
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Que: What Unit is used to measure Electric Current?
Ans: Ampere


Que: What Unit is used to measure Wavelength of light?
Ans: Angstrom


Que: What Unit is used to measure Atmospheric Pressure?
Ans: Bar


Que: What Unit is used to measure Activity of a radionuclide?
Ans: Becquerel


Que: What Unit is used to measure Power of a lens?
Ans: Dioptre


Que: What Unit is used to measure Intensity of sound?
Ans: Decibel


Que: What Unit is used to measure Atomic mass?
Ans: Dalton


Que: What Unit is used to measure Permeability?
Ans: Darcy


Que: What Unit is used to measure Force?
Ans: Newton


Que: What Unit is used to measure Electric capacitance?
Ans: Farad
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Que: What Unit is used to measure Depth of sea?
Ans: Fathom


Que: What Unit is used to measure Inductance?
Ans: Henry


Que: What Unit is used to measure Frequency of sound?
Ans: Hertz


Que: What Unit is used to measure Work or Energy?
Ans: Joule


Que: What Unit is used to measure Speed of ship?
Ans: Knot


Que: What Unit is used to measure Electric power?
Ans: Kilowatt


Que: What Unit is used to measure Thermodynamic Temperature?
Ans: Kelvin

Que: What Unit is used to measure Luminance?
Ans: Lax
Que: What Unit is used to measure Magnetic flux?
Ans: Maxwell
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1. The Akali movement was formed in:
Answer: 1920

2. Who started the newspaper Leader?
Answer: Madan Mohan Malaviya

3. Name the official organ of the Swaraj Party:
Answer: Hindustan Times

4. The college section and Gurukula Section were the divisions of:
Answer: Aryasamaj

5. The Whitley commission on Labour was setup in:
Answer: 1929

6. Name the leader of the Revolt of 1857 who fled to Nepal?
Answer: Nanasaheb

7. Who is called as Periyor?
Answer: E.V Ramaswami Naicker

8. The Irwin Declaration was in:
Answer: 1929

9. The instruments or grants of adoption given to Hindu and Muslim princess after the Revolt of 1857 were called as:
Answer: Sanads

10. Name the author of the book The peasantry in Bengal?
Answer: R.C Dutt

11. The policy of the English East India company in Bengal during the Double Government was known as:
Answer: Masked system

12. Who was forced to leave the Indian National Congress following the notorious Gurukula incident of Tirunelvelley?
Answer: E.V Ramaswami Naicker

13. Who made the August Declaration of 1917?
Answer: Edwin Montague

14. When did Tilak declare Swaraj is my birth right, and I shall have it?
Answer: 1916

15. When did Gandhiji serve a 11 point Ultimatum on the British Government?
Answer: Before starting the civil disobedience movement.

16. Name the revolutionary who ended his days as a Ramakrishna mission swami.
Answer: Jatindranath Bandopadhyay

17. Name the first session of Indian National Congress in which Jawaharlal Nehru participated:
Answer: Bankipore (1912)

18. Who started Ganesh and Shivaji festivals for anti-British propaganda?
Answer: Bal Gangadhara Tilak

19. Muhammadali Jinnah drafted the 14 points against:
Answer: Nehru Report

20. Which considered as the parental home of Bhagavatism?
Answer: Mathura

21. Who is called as the Paragon of Vedantist?
Answer: Swami Vivekananda

22. Which is considered as Dravida Veda?
Answer: Thevaram

23. Name the European power who built the first Carmelite church in Kerala.
Answer: The Dutch

24. The outsiders who settled down in tribal areas were called as:
Answer: Diku
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Scientific Laws:
1. Archimedes' principle Indicates that the upward buoyant force that is exerted on a body immersed in a
fluid, whether fully or partially submerged, is equal to the weight of the fluid that the body displaces. Named
for Archimedes.
2. Bernoulli's principle - In fluid dynamics, describes the effect that flow has on pressure
contributing lift to airfoils.
3. Hooke's law The tension on a spring or other elastic object is proportional to the displacement from the
equilibrium. Frequently cited in Latin as "Ut tensio sic vis." Named after Robert Hooke (16351703).
4. Dalton's law In chemistry and physics, states that the total pressure exerted by a gaseous mixture is
equal to the sum of the partial pressures of each individual component in a gas mixture. Also called Dalton's
law of partial pressure, and related to the ideal gas laws, this empirical law was observed by John Dalton in
1801.
5. Fourier's law, also known as the law of heat conduction, states that the time rate of heat flow Q through a
slab (or a portion of a perfectly insulated wire) is proportional to thegradient of temperature difference;
named for Joseph Fourier.
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