RESISTING HAPPINESS Copyright © 2017 Dynamic Catholic. All rights reserved. Table of Contents Introduction 4 Study Guide Purpose and Format 5 Reading Schedule 6 Session One SOMETHING IS MISSING 8 Session Two LIVING SOULFULLY 12 Session Three FALLING IN LOVE 16 Session Four HUNGRY 20 Session Five THE SECRET TO EXCELLENCE 24 Session Six LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE 28 4 Introduction The right book at the right time can be life changing. Resisting Happiness is that book. We all know the things that will make us happy, but we don’t always do them. Why? We’re resistant. With his signature combination of the profound and the practical, New York Times bestselling author Matthew Kelly helps you learn why we sabotage ourselves, feel overwhelmed, set aside our dreams, and lack the courage to simply be ourselves . . . and how to start choosing happiness again. Resisting Happiness will inspire you to break through resistance so you can become the-best-version-of-yourself and start living with passion and purpose. This study guide is designed to accompany Dynamic Catholic’s 2017 Best Lent Ever program. Daily videos from Matthew Kelly and Dynamic Catholic team members provide incredible insights and personal reflections on the chapters of Resisting Happiness that will enhance your group’s experience with the book. You and your group can sign up at DynamicCatholic.com/LentSignUp to get emails sent straight to your inboxes every day during Lent. We hope you enjoy Resisting Happiness, and we pray this study guide is useful

Question: Name the part which is called Heart of Computer?

Answer: CPU (Central Processing Unit).

Question: Name the liquid metal?

Answer: Mercury.

Question: What is the full form of “HTTP”?

Answer: HyperText Transfer Protocol.

Question: What is the full form of “DOS” on the computer?

Answer: Disk Operating System.

Question: Who is Munshi Premchand?

A) Poet  B) Writer   C) Singer  D) Film Maker.

Answer:  B) Writer.

Question: Who is largest neck animal in the world?

Answer: Jiraaf.

Question: Rajghat if the crematorium of ……….?

Answer: Mahatma Gandhi.

Question: When is the Mothers Day celebrated?

Answer: 2nd Sunday of May.

Question: Red Cross Sign means to ……….?

Answer: Medical Aid & Hospital.

Question: What is the name of Indian Intelligence/ Detective Agency?

Answer: RAW (Research and Analysis Wing) and IB (Intelligence Bureau).

Question: What is the name of the smallest planet in the solar family?

Answer: Mercury.

You Can Win -- Shiv Khera

You Can Win -- Shiv Khera

With a strong introduction stating that ‘Winners don’t do different things. They do things differently’ the author instantaneously puts the reader at the beginning of the road to success. You know how to walk on with the help of a well-written preface, which familiarizes you with the book genre, the book contents, and how to approach them. So now you are well on your mark and set to go. But your start is not at a normal speed but at a lightning speed. Why? This is because the author starts with the first lap of the race, ‘Importance of Attitude,’ with a realistic example that gives you a strong lead. This lap talks on how your attitude is a strong contributor to your success and thus further explains factors that determine your attitude along with a convincing explanation on positive attitude Vise-verse negative attitude. But he doesn’t leave you estranged on this road of self-improvement. The next lap explains broadly on ‘How to build a Positive Attitude.’ All with examples that you can relate to and anecdotes that inspire you to keep looking forward. (Well, this is so good that the reader almost forgets that he had thought about retreating before he even started reading the book. The reason, a serious spelling error in the title of Chapter 1, ‘Impotance of Attitude’ instead of ‘Importance of Attitude.’ Publishers and author please note.) You further run with an even stronger lead as your third lap talks about ‘Success.’ This gives the reader an overall understanding of the term success further enforcing the qualities of a successful individual. But now when you realize that you are lagging behind in the race you see another helping hand coming towards you. A hand of a companion on your road to success. Yes, like most other books this book doesn’t preach it talks to you like a dedicated and loyal comrade. In the next lap, it tells you what is ‘Holding you back from reaching to your desired Goal.’ A SWOT analysis is included which gives you a complete insight to yourself. It teaches you to accentuate your strengths so that you can move forward holding your head high. It talks about your weaknesses, the reasons for your failures and gives the necessary solutions. It unfolds the various opportunities that are waiting or ignored and threats you need to overcome. Now you are running but with a stronger grip on the road. The next two laps ‘Motivate’ you and boost your ‘Self-esteem.’ The book acts like a coach who is running with you and encouraging you to move at an even faster pace. The next lap brushes your ‘Interpersonal Skills.’ It gives paramount importance to them by mentioning how life is a boomerang and an echo. How interpersonal skills can be ameliorated for maintaining relationships and further delivering the best is also enumerated. On your 8th lap your companion tells you ‘25 steps to Building a Positive Attitude.’ Here, sense of responsibility, accepting your mistakes and further mending them, avoiding criticism, good listening, being enthusiastic, honest and faithful, thinking positive and smiling, is detailed by the author. The next lap complements the earlier lap by talking about your ‘Subconscious Mind and Habits.’ The book further takes your positivity to the peak and unmasks you to present to you the real you. No pretense, a clean and candid you all zooming ahead to procure your goal. The next lap takes you further by detailing on ‘Goal Setting.’ It not only reminds you about your goal but also talks about SMART goals with a perfect balance of reality and accomplishment. The final lap ‘Values and Vision’ ensures that you do the right thing for the right reason. Talking about ethics, culture, commitment all it plunges into talking about winners. Now in your race when you can see that red ribbon you also know that you can actually see your goal. But when others too are zooming ahead to reach there, the experience and advise of true winners give you that final push. The book serves you enough energy boosters in your run by providing action plans after every chapter that assesses you completely. You don’t get dehydrated and are always perked up by the writer’s style, which makes even hackneyed topics interesting. The author mentions a point, gives a logical explanation and then makes it convincing by narrating stories, jokes, quotations, and giving testimonials for the same. They are something you can relate to and are out of sheer experience. It does not enervate you as it evaluates if the reader is going through life out of inspiration (playing to win) or desperation (playing not to lose). It translates positive thinking into ATTITUDE, AMBITION and COMPETITION. All this in a simple and practical way. It surely gives a winning edge. You can WIN is a recipe for success. But this one goes with the times. It’s instant! Yes, the book promises instant results making the reader remove the word impossible from his dictionary. That's why standing on the winners’ podium you would not be holding your trophy high up in the sky but a book flashing the words, 'You Can Win.' So in a nutshell like Economic Times puts it “You Can Win is a construction manual – with the blueprints to build a rewarding life.” No doubt that the book is also an ABSOLUTE WINNER!

The Golden Goose

The Golden Goose

Once there was a farmer in a certain village. The Farmer had a strange goose that laid a golden egg every day. The farmer sold the egg and got much money every day. Soon he became very rich.

But the farmer was greedy. He wanted to become richer still. He was not satisfied with one egg a day.

                      One day he thought to himself, “My goose gives me only one egg every day. But if I cut open her belly, I shall get all the golden eggs at once. Then I shall be the richest man in this village.”
So thinking, the farmer killed the goose with a sharp knife. But alas! There was not a single egg in her belly.
The  farmer was very sad. He lost both the goose and the golden eggs.  

 

Moral:  Greed brings grief.

The Thirsty Crow

The Thirsty Crow

One hot day, a thirsty crow flew all over the fields looking for water. For a long time, he could not find any. He felt very weak, almost lost all hope. Suddenly, he saw a water jug below the tree. He flew straight down to see if there was any water inside. Yes, he could see some water inside the jug!

                                        The crow tried to push his head into the jug. Sadly, he found that the neck of the jug was too narrow. Then he tried to push the jug to tilt for the water to flow out but the jug was too heavy.

The crow thought hard for a while. Then looking around it, he saw some pebbles. he suddenly had a good idea. he started picking up the pebbles one by one, dropping each into the jug. 

                   As more and more pebbles filled the jug, the water level kept rising. Soon it was high enough for the crow to drink. His plan had worked!

Moral:- Where there is a will, there is a way!

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सुविचार

 पढ़ना एक वार्तालाप है। सभी पुस्तकें बात
करती हैं। लेकिन एक अच्छी पुस्तक सुनती
भी है.
 एक संस्कृति को नष्ट करने के लिये आपको
पुस्तक जलाने की जरुरत नही है, बस
लोगों को उन्हें पढ़ने से रोक दो
 जब भी आप एक अच्छी पुस्तक पढते है,
दुनिया में कहीं किसी जगह प्रकाश फैलाने
के लिये एक द्वार खुल जाता है
 आपके बच्चे की दुनिया को विस्तृत करने के
लिये बहुत से छोटे बडे‌‌ तरीके हैं, पुस्तक-
प्रेम उनमें से सर्वोत्तम है
 सच्चा ज्ञान वह हैं, जो हमारे गुण, कर्म,
स्वभाव की त्रुटियों को सुझाने, अच्छाइयां
बढ़ाने एवं आत्म निर्माण की प्रेरणा प्रस्तुत
करता हैं

 ज्ञानार्जन हर किसी के लिए संभव हैं.
भगवान ने किसी को कम, किसी को
अधिक बुद्धि दी हैं, यह भ्रान्ति

KNOW THE REASON WHY SHOULD READ A BOOK

Even if you have read one good book in your life, you will know what reading gives. It gives you incomparable pleasure. While there is no doubt about the fact that reading is a priceless activity, it has been observed that the habit of reading has declined of late. One of the main causes for this decline is the growth of technology. However, what most people don’t know is there is so much to benefit from reading. Here are 20 reasons of reading books:

1

Gives knowledge

One of the biggest reasons why we read books is to gain knowledge. Books are a rich source of information. Reading books on varied subjects imparts information and increases the depth about the subject as well. Whenever you read a book, you learn a new information that otherwise would not have known.

2
Improves your brain

Studies have shown that reading has strong positive effects on the brain. By staying mentally stimulated, you can prevent dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. This is because, keeping your brain active prevents it from losing power. The brain is a muscle and like other muscles in the body, exercise keeps it strong and healthy. Similar to solving puzzles, reading books is a great way to exercise your brain and keep it healthy.

3

Reduces stress

Reading has a positive effect on the body as well. Reading a book can relieve stress better than taking a walk or listening to music. According to studies who read more tend to have lower stress lev

4

Improves memory

Every time you read a book, you have to remember the setting of the book, the characters, their backgrounds, their history, their personalities, the sub-plots and so much more. As your brain learns to remember all this, your memory becomes better. What’s more, with every new memory you create, you create new pathways and this strengthens the existing ones.

5

Improves imagination

The more you read, the more imaginative you become. Whenever you read a fiction book, it takes you another world. In the new world, your imagination works at its best as you try to see things in your own mind.

6

Develops critical thinking skills

One of the primary benefits of reading books is its ability to develop critical thinking skills. For example, reading a mystery novel sharpens your mind. Critical thinking skills are crucial when it comes to making important day to day decisions. Reading requires an individual to think and process information in a way that watching television can’t. The more you read, the deeper your understanding becomes about what you’re reading and its application.

7

Builds vocabulary

Reading improves your vocabulary and command on the language. As you read, you come across new words, idioms, new words, phrases and writing styles.

8

Improves writing skills

Reading a well-written book affects your ability to become a better writer. Just like artists influence others, so do writers. Many successful authors gained their expertise by reading the works of others. So, if you want to become a better writer, start by learning from previous masters.

9

Improves communication skills

Improving your vocabulary and writing skills goes hand in hand with developing your communication skills. The more you read and write, the better you communicate. Increasing your ability to communicate, improves your relationships and even makes you a better employee or student.

10

Improves focus and concentration

In our busy lifestyles, our attention is drawn in different directions each day as we try to multi-task through each day. For example, you may find yourself dividing your time between working on a task, chatting with people via Skype, checking email, keeping an eye on Facebook and interacting with your colleagues. All this multi-tasking can lead to high stress level and low productivity. When you read a book, all your attention is focused on what you’re reading. Your eyes and thoughts are immersed in the details of the story. This improves your concentration and focus. Read a book at least 20 minutes a day, and you will be amazed at how much more focused you will be.

11

A fruitful hobby

Reading books keep us occupied. It also leads to a fruitful use of time. It not only helps us get rid of worries, but also diverts our mind from monotony. Books are excellent sources of recreation. Someone who loves to read can never get bored, as this is a perfect way to rid of boredom. As books take you to another different world, you relax and rejuvenate.

12

Cheap entertainment

Compared to other forms of entertainment, books are quite cheap. You will never get a movie ticket for R. 300 to 400. But, with this money, you can buy yourself a book and be entertained for many hours.

13

Motivation

Life is full of challenges. As we move through different phases in different, a little motivation can be of great help. Reading inspirational books about life experiences can change our lives. Reading a good book, such an autobiography keeps you encouraged and you also learn tips to help you achieve your personal goals. Basically, you get inspired to become a better husband, wife, daughter, son, mother, father or even employee.

14

Improves health

There are thousands, if not millions, of great self-help books. Many of these books can actually help improve your health. Reading such books reduces levels of depression. People with severe depression can benefit from reading self-help books. Apart from this, such books offer important tips on exercising, dieting and other healthy lifestyle tips. All this leads to improved mental and physical health.

15

Makes you more empathetic

According to studies, losing yourself in books, especially fiction, might increase your empathy. In a study conducted in the Netherlands, researchers showed that people who were “emotionally transported” by a work of fiction experienced a boost in empathy. By reading a book, you become part of the story and feel the pain and other emotions of the characters. This in turn allows your mind to become more aware of how different things affect other people. Eventually, this improves your ability to emphasize with other people. So, go ahead and read that story, a world with more empathetic people would definitely be a better place!

16

Improves Skills

Reading is a fundamental skill builder. For every good course on earth, there is a matching book to go with it. Books provide important information on various subjects and topics. The best thing about reading is that you can go deeper that what learn in a classroom discussion. Whether it’s cooking, dancing, or even cleaning, you can always improve your skills by reading books.

17

Build self-esteem

By reading many books, you communicate better and become more informed on various areas of life. All this translates into a higher self-esteem. Since you have confidence in yourself and your ability to deliver, you become more productive and overall a much better person.

18Portable entertainment

Books are portable and light in weight. They are not like bulky computers and games that take too much space. With a book, you can pack it in your handbag and easily carry it everywhere. You can read anywhere, in a plane as you travel, in your bed before you sleep, under a shade as you relax, or even during your holiday.

19

Helps you sleep better

Poor sleep leads to low productivity. This is why so many experts recommend that you establish regular de-stressing routine before you sleep to help calm your mind and therefore sleep better. Reading a book is one of the best ways to calm yourself before you go to bed. Instead of watching television or spending too much time on your smartphone while in bed, take some time to read. The bright lights from the electronic devices will only affect your sleep. On the other hand, a book will help you sleep better.

20

Learn about another world

The world of fiction allows you to travel to another world, where everything is different. By reading books, you get a glimpse of other cultures and places. Books expand your horizons, letting you see other countries, other people and so many other things you have never seen or imagined. It’s the perfect way to visit a strange country in your mind

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         SUMMARY OF THE FAMOUS OLD STORY:                       A FARMER AND HIS FOUR  SONS

The story of the farmer and his quallering sons . Is well known to everybody , sons could easily break each stick separately.  But when the sticks were tired into a bundle no body could break the bundle . From such as example they learn the lesson that unity is strength .
The principal of unity is strength is a primary basis of peace and happiness of a society and the nation.

Moral : unity is strength

      🇮🇳🇮🇳 ALL PRESIDENT NAMES OF INDIA🇮🇳🇮🇳

1. DR. RAJENDRA PRASAD 

2. DR. SARVEPALLI RADHAKRISHNAN 

3. DR. ZAKIR HUSSAIN

4. MR.VV GIRI

5. MR. FAKHRUDDIN ALI AHMED

6. SH. NEELAM SANJEEVA REDDY

7. S. GIANI ZAIL SINGH

8. MR. R VENKATARAMAN

9. DR. SHANKAR DAYAL SHARMA

10.MR. KR NARAYANAN 

11.DR.APJ ABDUL KALAM 

12.SMT. PRATIBHA PATEL

13.SH PRANAB MUKHERJEE 

14. RAM NATH KOVIND 

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUESTIONS FOR CLASS 9TH 

Q1.  The study of universe is known as?

Ans . Cosmology 

Q2.  Which universe thing is made up of frozen gases?

Ans . Comets 

Q3.  Which planet did slowest revolution in the solar system ? 

Ans. Neptune

Q4.  Which planet did slowest rotation in the solar system ?

Ans . Venus 

Q5. Write full form of IAU ? 

Ans .International Economical Union 

Q6.  What is the full form of GHG? 

Ans. Green House Gas 

Some of the brightest minds in the country can be found on the last benches of the classroom. – A.P.J Abdul Kalam 

Black color” is sentimental bad but every black board makes the student life better. –A.P.J Abdul KalaThe purpose of education is to make good human beings with skill and expertise…Enlightened human beings can be created by teachers.

पुस्तक-समीक्षा : गोदान

लेखक : मुंशी प्रेमचंद का मूल नाम धनपतराय था। उनका जनम ३१ जुलाई, १८८0  में बनारस के लमही गाँव में हुआ। उनकी साहित्य-रचना में कुल ३२० कहानियाँ और १४ उपन्यास शुमार हैं। प्रेमचंद युग-प्रवर्तक लेखक थे। उपन्यास -सम्राट की उपाधि से सम्मानित प्रेमचंद के लेखन में शहरी, कस्बाई और ठेठ देहाती जीवन के सजीव चित्र मिलते हैं।  प्रेमचंद ने हिंदी साहित्य जगत को मंत्र, पूस की रात, कफ़न, ठाकुर का कुआँ, पंच -परमेश्वर, शतरंज के खिलाड़ी सरीखी कालजयी कहानियाँ दी हैं। प्रेमचंद का संपूर्ण जीवन निर्धनता और कष्टों में ही बीता।( जो देश और काल ने ऐसे महान साहित्यकारों कीइस दयनीय दशा का साक्षी रहा हो, उसके दुर्भाग्य का अंदाजा लगाना कोई कठिन कार्य नहीं। ) मात्र 56 वर्ष की आयु में ड्राप्सी रोग से पीड़ित होकर ८ अक्टूबर, १९३६ में इस महान लेखक का देहावसान हो गया।

गोदान : यूँ तो मुंशी प्रेमचंद की प्रत्येक रचना जन-जीवन का आईना है, परन्तु ‘गोदान’ हिंदी साहित्य की एक अमूल्य निधि है। संसार की शायद ही कोई ऐसी भाषा होगी जिसमे इस विश्वविख्यात उपन्यास का अनुवाद न हुआ हो। वर्षों पुराना होने के बावजूद इस उपन्यास की मौजूदा समय में भीअद्भुत प्रासंगिकता है। गोदान को पढ़ते समय आपको ऐसा लगेगा मानो यह आपकी ही, आपके आसपास की ही कहानी हो।

यह कहानी होरी और धनिया नामक एक कृषि दम्पति के जीवन के इर्द-गिर्द घूमती हैं। किसी भी ग्रामीण की भाँति होरी की भी हार्दिक अभिलाषा है कि उसके पास भी एक पालतू गाय हो जिसकी वह सेवा करे। इसकी दिशा में किये गए होरी के प्रयासों से आरम्भ होकर यह कहानी कई सामजिक कुरीतियों पर कुठाराघात करती हुई आगे बढ़ती है। गोदान ज़मींदारों और स्थानीय साहूकारों के हाथों गरीब किसानो का शोषण और उनके अत्याचार की सजीव व्याख्या है। भारतीय जन-जीवन का खूबसूरत चित्रण, समाज के विभिन्न वर्गों की समस्याओं के प्रति लेखक का  प्रगतिशील द्रष्टिकोण एवं किसानों की दयनीय अवस्था का ऐसा मार्मिक वर्णन पढ़ना ही अपने आप में एक अनूठा अनुभव है । इसी के साथ ही शहरीकरण और नवीन शिक्षित वर्ग की एक कथा इस ग्रामीण कथा के साथ चलती है। कहानी के शहरी युवा नायकों के मनोभाव और अपने उत्तरदायित्वों के प्रति कर्तव्यबोध होने तक की उनकी यात्रा दर्शायी गयी है। कहानी का अंत दुखद है और पाठकों के ज़ेहन में कई सवाल छोड़ जाता है।

गोदान को जहाँ ना सिर्फ एक उम्दा एवं संवेदनशील कहानी पढ़ने के शौक से पढ़ा जा सकता है वहीँ दूसरी ओर इसमें विकसित की गयी विचारधाराएं, नीतियाँ  एवं आदर्श भी स्वतः ही मन पर गहरी छाप छोड़ने में सक्षम है । हो सकता है कि प्रेमचंद के कई विचारों से आप सहमत न भी हो पर उस समय में लिखा गया यह उपन्यास पढ़कर आप निराश नहीं होंगे।

Q.1 Which animal never drinks water in its entire life? (A) Kangaroo
 (B) Hippopotamus
 (C) Rat
 (D) Kangaroo rat

Ans .  D

Q.2 What is the physical phase of life called?
 (A) Protoplasm
 (B) Cytoplasm
 (C) Organelles
 (D) None of the above

Ans  A

Q.3 The largest cell is ________________ (A) Nerve Cell
 (B) Ovum
 (C) The egg of an Ostrich
 (D) None of the above

Ans C

Q.4 Which is the largest human cell? (A) Liver
 (B) Skin
 (C) Spleen
 (D) Ovum

Ans D

Q.5  _________________ is the longest cell. (A) Nerve Cell
 (B) Skin
 (C) Spleen
 (D) None of the above

Ans A

Q.6 What is the name of the cells in the body that engulf foreign particles like bacteria?
(A) Phagocytes
 (B) Globulin
 (C) Fibrinogen
 (D) Albumin

Ans A

Q.7 There are _____ number of muscles in human.
 (A) 638
 (B) 637
 (C) 639
 (D) 640

Ans  C

Q.8 What is the life span of RBC? (A) 130 days
 (B) 110 days
 (C) 100 days
 (D) 120 days

Ans D

Q.9 What is the life span of WBC?
(A) 2-15 days
 (B) 3-15 days
 (C) 4-15 days
 (D) 5-20 days

Ans A

Q.10 Which is the vertebrate that has two chambered heart?
(A) Fish
 (B) Snake
 (C) Blue Whale
 (D) Crocodile

Ans A

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GK QUESTION


1. Who is the Father of our Nation?
Answer: Mahatma Gandhi
2. Who was the first President of India?
Answer: Dr. Rajendra Prasad
3. Who is known as Father of Indian Constitution?
Answer: Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
4. Which is the most sensitive organ in our body?
Answer: Skin
5. Giddha is the folk dance of?
Answer: Punjab
6. Who was the first Prime Minister of India?
Answer: Jawaharlal Nehru was the first Prime Minister of India.
7. Which is the heavier metal of these two? Gold or Silver?
Answer: Gold
8. Who invented Computer?
Answer: Charles Babbage
9. 1024 Kilobytes is equal to?
Answer: 1 Megabyte (MB)
10. Brain of computer is?
Answer: CPU
11. India lies in which continent?
Answer: Asia
12. Which country are the Giza Pyramids in?
Answer: The Giza Pyramids are in Egypt.
13. What city is the statue of liberty in?
Answer: The statue of liberty is in New York City
14. How many Cricket world cups does India have?
Answer: India has two cricket world cups.
15. Martyrs’ Day is celebrated every year on?
Answer: 30th January
16. Name the first 3 planets in our solar system?
Answer: The first 3 planets in our solar system are mercury, venus, and earth.
17. Which is the longest river on the earth?
Answer: Nile
18. Gir National Park in Gujarat is famous for?
Answer: Lion
19. Which animal has hump on its back?
Answer: Camel
20. Name 3 root vegetables?
Answer: Beets, carrots, and radish are root vegetables.
21. Name the game which is played with bat, ball and wicket?
Answer: Cricket
22. Smallest state of India is?
Answer: Goa
23. Fastest animal on earth is?
Answer: Cheetah
24. Which is the animal referred as the ship of the desert?
Answer: Camel
25. Which plant grows in desert?
Answer: Cactus
26. Highest dam of India is?
Answer: Tehri Dam
27. The total distance around a figure is called its?
Answer: Perimeter
28. A figure with 8 sides is called?
Answer: Octagon
29. What colour symbolises peace?
Answer: The colour white symbolises peace.
30. National Tree of India is?
Answer: Banyan tree
31. Which flower is white in colour?
Answer: Jasmine
32. Agra is situated on the bank of river?
Answer: Yamuna
33. Baby of horse is called?
Answer: Colt
34. National animal of India
Answer: Tiger
35. Shape of Egg is?
Answer: Oval
36. Most widely spoken language in the world is?
Answer: Mandarin (Chinese)
37. Which insect has colourful wings?
Answer: Butterfly
38. Who wrote Romeo and Juliet?
Answer: William Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet.
39. Cry of lion is called?
Answer: Roar
40. Name any reptile?
Answer: A lizard is a reptile.
41. Cataract is the disease of?
Answer: Eyes
42. Which organ purify our blood?
Answer: Kidney
43. Who wrote the National Anthem – Jana Gana Mana?
Answer: Rabindra Nath Tagore
44. How many colours are there in India’s National Flag?
Answer: Three
45. Gateway of India is located at?
Answer: Mumbai
46. Who was Albert Einstein?
Answer: Albert Einstein was a famous scientist.
47. What crop is famously grown in the region of Darjeeling?
Answer: The region of Darjeeling is known to grow Tea leaves.
48. Capital of Uttarakhand is?
Answer: Dehradun
49. When do we celebrate our Independence Day?
Answer: 15th August
50. Sun is a?
Answer: Star
51. Which planet is nearest to Earth?
Answer: Venus
52. We get solar energy from?
Answer: Sun
53. What islands are a part of the country of India?
Answer: The Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep Islands belong to India.
54. Where does a dog live?
Answer: Kennel
55. Which animal is called the ship of the desert?
Answer: Camel
56. Goitre is caused due to the deficiency of?
Answer: Iodine
57. Who was George Washington?
Answer: George Washington was the first president of the United States of America.
58. Longest river in the world is?
Answer: Nile
59. How many players are there in a cricket team?
Answer: 11
60. Largest island in the world is?
Answer: Green Land
61. Which president of the USA is responsible for the Emancipation Proclamation?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln is responsible for the Emancipation Proclamation.
62. LBW is related to which sports?
Answer: Cricket
63. Young one of a cat is called?
Answer: Kitten
64. Which African nation is famous for chocolate?
Answer: The nation of Ghana is world famous for chocolate.
65. Saina Nehwal is associated with which sports?
Answer: Badminton
66. How many days are there in a Leap year?
Answer: 366
67. Olylmpics games are held after every?
Answer: 4 years
68. How many sides are there in a pentagon?
Answer: 5
69. What is King Arthur’s sword called?
Answer: King Arthur’s sword was called Excalibur.
70. A place where bees are kept is called?
Answer: Aviary
71. Which is the biggest sea animal?
Answer: Dolphin
72. Who is the founder of Microsoft?
Answer: Bill Gates is the founder of Microsoft.
73. Who discovered Penicillin?
Answer: Alexander Flemming
74. Who was popularly known as Netaji?
Answer: Subhash Chandra Bose
75. Which country does the company Sony come from?
Answer: Sony comes from the nation of Japan.
76. Scientific study of birds is called?
Answer: Ornithology
77. Who is the author of the book – Broken Wing?
Answer: Sarojini Naidu
78. Largest desert in the world is?
Answer: Sahara desert
79. In which direction does the sun rise?
Answer: The sun rises from the east.
80. Kuchipudi is the dance form of which state?
Answer: Andhra Pradesh
81. Who was Margaret Thatcher?
Answer: Margaret Thatcher was a former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
82. United Nation (UN) day is celebrated on?
Answer: 24th October
83. In which season we wear warm clothes?
Answer: Winter
84. Which bird can not fly?
Answer: Ostrich
85. We should cross the road when the traffic light is?
Answer: Green
86. Place where animals and birds are kept?
Answer: Zoo
87. In which festival we play with colours?
Answer: Holi
88. Which fruit gives us oil?
Answer: Coconut
89. Which jungle is the most dense in the world?
Answer: The Amazon is the densest jungle in the world.
90. The national song
Answer: Vande Mataram
91. The national bird is
Answer: Peacock
92. The national fruit is
Answer: Mango
93. National Education Day
Answer: 11 Nov.
94. Children’s Day
Answer: 14 Nov.
95. Teacher’s Day
Answer: 5 September
96. Which place is known as tea garden of India
Answer: Assam
97. Which is the smallest bird ?
Answer: Humming Bird
98. Which is the largest ocean in the world ?
Answer: Pacific Ocean
99. Which is India’s largest fresh water lake?
Answer: Wular Lake
100. Which is the tallest waterfall in the world ?
Answer: Angel Falls