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Q. 3697
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Noise levels in residential areas should not exceed:
A 30 decibels
B 100 decibels
C 85 decibels
D 55 decibels
Correct Option:
D [ 55 decibels ]
Stored explanation
Correct answer: D β 55 decibels
Concept: Noise levels are measured in decibels (dB) as an average over time. For residential areas, a lower limit protects comfort and health.
Why correct: 55 dB is a typical permissible Leq (equivalent continuous noise level) limit for day hours in residential zones.
Formula/numerical note: Leq is the average sound energy over a period; higher peaks do not directly replace Leq limits.
Why others are incorrect: 30 dB is too strict for daytime; 85 dB and 100 dB are far above safe residential standards.
Exam tip: Remember 55 dB as a standard residential daytime limit for quick recalls.
Q. 3683
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What is the S.I. unit of electric current?
A Volt
B Watt
C Ampere
D Ohm
Correct Option:
C [ Ampere ]
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Q. 3682
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India's first supercomputer is known as:
A SAGA
B PARAM 8000
C EKA
D PARAM YUVA
Correct Option:
B [ PARAM 8000
]
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Q. 3665
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"Athlete's foot" is:
A a specific footwear for athletes to prevent them from straining their feet
B an allergic skin rash
C a common fungal infection that attacks the skin below the toes
D an eczema
Correct Option:
C [ a common fungal infection that attacks the skin below the toes ]
Stored explanation
Correct answer: C Athlete's foot (tinea pedis) is a common fungal infection that attacks the skin between the toes and sometimes the soles. The key concept is dermatophyte fungi causing interdigital and plantar lesions.
Why others are incorrect: A describes footwear, not a disease; B is an allergic rash; D is eczema, not a fungal infection.
Exam tip: Remember fungal infections often affect feet in moist environments; look for itching, scaling, and redness between toes.
Q. 3664
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Which one is a water soluble vitamin?
A Vitamin A
B Vitamin C
C Vitamin K
D Vitamin D
Correct Option:
B [ Vitamin C ]
Stored explanation
Explanation
Correct answer: B β Vitamin C is water-soluble. Water-soluble vitamins dissolve in water, travel in blood, and excess is excreted in urine.
Key concept: Fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K) are stored in body fats; water-soluble vitamins (like C) are not stored in large amounts.
Vitamin C is essential for collagen synthesis and acts as an antioxidant.
Tip: If a vitamin is often lost in urine after high intake, itβs likely water-soluble (e.g., Vitamin C).
Why others are incorrect: A, C, D are fat-soluble (stored, not easily excreted); B is the only water-soluble option.
Q. 3663
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What makes a lemon sour?
A Tartaric acid
B Oxalic acid
C Citric acid
D Hydrochloric acid
Correct Option:
C [ Citric acid ]
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Q. 3662
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The weight of a body at the centre of the earth is:
A zero
B infinite
C same as at other places
D none of these
Correct Option:
A [ zero ]
Stored explanation
Correct option: A - zero
Reason: Inside a symmetrical sphere, gravitational forces from all directions cancel at the center, giving net gravity zero. Hence weight (gravitational force) is zero at the center.
Key concept: If density is uniform, g inside varies as g = (G M r)/R^3, so at r = 0, g = 0. Weight = gravitational force on body.
Why others are wrong: B is false (not infinite). C is false (gravity is not the same as at surface). D is false since A is correct.
Exam tip: Remember βg inside a uniform sphere drops to zero at the centerβ to quickly solve similar questions.
Q. 3661
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The acid present in the stomach of human beings is:
A HNO<sub>3</sub>
B H<sub>2</sub>CO<sub>3</sub>
C HCl
D H<sub>2</sub>SO<sub>4</sub>
Correct Option:
C [ HCl ]
Stored explanation
The correct answer is C. HCl.
Key concept: Stomach secretes hydrochloric acid (HCl) to create a highly acidic environment (pH ~1β2) for digestion and pathogen killing.
Why HCl: Parietal cells secrete H+ and Clβ to form gastric acid. The formula is HCl.
Why others are incorrect: HNO3 (nitric acid), H2SO4 (sulfuric acid) are strong mineral acids not produced in the stomach; H2CO3 (carbonic acid) is weak and mainly in blood.