1. Which crop is sown on the largest area in India?  
A.  Rice
B.  Wheat
C.  Sugarcane
D.  Maize




Answer : A.  Rice



2. The value of Gold is determined in  
A.  Rome
B.  Washington
C.  Teheran
D.  London

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Answer : D.  London
3. The state which has the largest number of sugar mills in India is  
A.  Bihar
B.  Haryana
C.  Punjab
D.  Uttar Pradesh

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Answer : D.  Uttar Pradesh
4. First University in India was founded at  
A.  Bombay
B.  Chennai
C.  Calcutta
D.  Delhi

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Answer : C.  Calcutta
5. Tajmahal is on the banks of  
A.  Ganges
B.  Jamuna
C.  Tapti
D.  Cauvery

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Answer : B.  Jamuna
6. The currency notes are printed in  
A.  New Delhi
B.  Nasik
C.  Nagpur
D.  Bombay

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Answer : B.  Nasik
7. Which is the Land of the Rising Sun?  
A.  Japan
B.  Australia
C.  China
D.  Taiwan

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8. The largest ocean in the world is  
A.  The Indian Ocean
B.  The Antarctic
C.  The Atlantic Ocean
D.  The Pacific Ocean

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Answer : D.  The Pacific Ocean
9. Kalahari Desert is in  
A.  India
B.  Chile
C.  South Africa
D.  Saudi Arabia

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Answer : C.  South Africa
10. Mica is available abundantly in  
A.  Bihar
B.  Haryana
C.  Karnataka
D.  Rajasthan

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Answer : A.  Bihar

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