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1.How many species of plants are estimated to live in the ocean? a) 6.5 million b) 2.2 million c) 4,00,000 d) 8.7 million Answer: b) 2.2 million 2.What is the total estimated number of plant species on Earth? a) 6.5 million b) 8.7 million c) 4,00,000 d) 10 million Answer: b) 8.7 million 3.How many species of flowering plants are there on Earth? a) 4,00,000 b) 2.2 million c) 8.7 million d) 6.5 million Answer: a) 4,00,000 4.Plants living on land make up how many million species? a) 2.2 million b) 6.5 million c) 4,00,000 d) 8.7 million Answer: b) 6.5 million 5.What is the estimated number of flowering plant species on Earth? a) 2.2 million b) 4,00,000 c) 6.5 million d) 1 million Answer: b) 4,00,000 6.Which of the following is a flowering plant? a) Bryophyta b) Pteridophyta c) Phenerogams d) Thallophyta Answer: c) Phenerogams 7.Which group of plants includes non-flowering plants? a) Phenerogams b) Cryptogams c) Angiosperms d) Gymnosperms Answer: b) Cryptogams 8.The word "Algae" i

 1.Which of the following is an example of a unicellular organism? A. Human B. Yeast C. Tree D. Dog Correct Answer: B. Yeast 2.Which of the following is an example of a unicellular organism? A. Human B. amoeba C. Tree D. Dog Correct Answer: B. amoeba 3.What type of organism is amoeba? A. Multicellular organism B. Prokaryote C. Unicellular eukaryote D. Multicellular prokaryote Correct Answer: C. Unicellular eukaryote 4.Cells consist of cytoplasm enclosed within a: A. Cell wall B. Membrane C. Nucleus D. Ribosome Answer: B. Membrane 5.The unit commonly used to measure cell size is: A. Millimeter B. Centimeter C. Micron D. Nanometer Correct Answer: C. Micron 6.Approximately what is the average size range of a typical animal cell in diameter? A. 0.1-1 µm B. 1-20 µm C. 20-100 µm D. 100-1000 µm Correct Answer: B. 1-20 µm  7.How large is a typical human egg (ovum) in diameter? A. 1 µm B. 10 µm C. 100 µm D. 1000 µm Correct Answer: C. 100 µm 8.In the human body, the smallest cell is: A. Nerve ce

 1.What percentage of air is composed of nitrogen? a) 20.95% b) 78.09% c) 0.93% d) 0.04% Answer: b) 78.09% 2.What is the approximate percentage of oxygen in the atmosphere? a) 78.09% b) 20.95% c) 0.93% d) 0.04% Answer: b) 20.95% 3.What is the approximate percentage of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere? a) 78.09% b) 20.95% c) 0.93% d) 0.04% Answer: d) 0.04% 4.What percentage of the Earth's atmosphere is composed of argon? a) 78.09% b) 20.95% c) 0.93% d) 0.04% Answer: c) 0.93% 5.Which gas constitutes approximately 0.93% of the Earth's atmosphere? a) Nitrogen b) Oxygen c) Argon d) Carbon dioxide Answer: c) Argon  6.Which gas is the most abundant in Earth's atmosphere? a) Oxygen b) Nitrogen c) Argon d) Carbon dioxide Answer: b) Nitrogen  7.Which gas is released by plants during photosynthesis? a) Carbon dioxide b) Oxygen c) Nitrogen d) Argon Answer: b) Oxygen 8.Which gas is present in the atmosphere in a quantity of 0.04%? a) Nitrogen b) Oxygen c) Argon d) Carbon dioxide Answer:

 1.The Palayakkarar system was instituted in: a) 1510 b) 1529 c) 1550 d) 1570 Answer: b) 1529 2.The number of Palayams created under the system was: a) 50 b) 60 c) 72 d) 80 Answer: c) 72 3.The portion of taxes collected by the Palayakkarars that went to the Nayak of Madurai was: a) 1/3 b) 1/4 c) 1/5 d) 1/6 Answer: a) 1/3 4.Who became the Nayak of Madurai in 1529? a) Ariyanatha Mudaliyar b) Viswanatha c) Krishnadevaraya d) Ramaraja Answer: b) Viswanatha 5.Who was the minister consulted by Viswanatha regarding the Palayakkarar system? a) Krishnadevaraya b) Ramaraja c) Ariyanatha Mudaliyar d) Peddanna Answer: c) Ariyanatha Mudaliyar 6.The Eastern Palayams were ruled under the control of: a) Puli Thevar b) Kattabomman c) Veerapandya Kattabomman d) Dheeran Chinnamalai Answer: b) Kattabomman 7.The Western Palayams were ruled under the control of: a) Kattabomman b) Puli Thevar c) Marudu Pandiyar d) Tipu Sultan Answer: b) Puli Thevar 8.Which treaty consolidated English power over the Palayakka

1.The term 'secularism' is derived from which Latin word? a) Sacerdos b) Saeculum c) Scriptura d) Sanctus Answer: b) Saeculum 2.Who coined the term 'secularism'? a) Thomas Hobbes b) John Locke c) George Jacob Holyoake d) Karl Marx Answer: c) George Jacob Holyoake 3.George Jacob Holyoake was a: a) Philosopher b) Newspaper editor c) Politician d) Scientist Answer: b) Newspaper editor 4.The Latin word 'saeculum' means: a) Holy b) Eternity c) An age or the spirit of an age d) Divine Answer: c) An age or the spirit of an age 5.Emperor Ashoka ruled the Mauryan Empire during the: A. 1st century BCE B. 2nd century BCE C. 3rd century BCE D. 4th century BCE Answer: C. 3rd century BCE 6.Which of Ashoka's Rock Edicts appeals for tolerance and respect towards all religious sects? a) 10th Rock Edict b) 11th Rock Edict c) 12th Rock Edict d) 13th Rock Edict Answer: c) 12th Rock Edict 7.Who was the first emperor to declare no prosecution of religious sects? a) Chandragupta M