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JBD General Knowledge Keybook Book - 6 JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 KEYWORD KEYWORD JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 JBD General Knowledge Keybook Book - 6 CHAPTER 1 plant and animals lesson 1 : Water animals Page : 1 a. Turtle b. Goldfish c. Sea horse d. Sailfish e. Fish lesson 2 : mammals Page : 3 a. 2,00,000 glasses b. Flutterby c. Four d. Owl e. Over 25,000 f. Crane g. Crocodile h. Goliath Frog lesson 4 : amazing animals Page : 5 a. Leafy Seadragon b. Sun Bear c. Komondor Dog d. Angora Rabbit e. Red Panda f. Sloth g. Emperor Tamarin h. Tapir i. Hagfish j. Star nosed Mole k. Proboscis Moneky l. Axolotl Page : 6 a. Zyzzyva b. Antarctica c. Myrmecology d. Goose e. Flink f. Retangular lesson 6 : exciting Birds Page : 8 a. American Bittern b. Baikal Teal c. Barn Owl d. Bateleur e. Caspian Plover f. Chukar g. Coot h. Curlew i. Dunlin lesson 8 : Human Beings Page : 10 a. 1,03,689 b. 23,045 c. 16,80,000 d. 0.00007 e. 0.01715 f. 2.9 g. 3.25 lesson 9 : plants World page : 12 a. 84% b. 96% c. Thistle family d. Avacado e. Lily family f. Busy Lizzie g. Transplant seedling and small plants h. Venus Flytrap Page : 13 a. Marsh Marigold b. Cattail c. Arrowhead d. Duckweed e. Amazon lily f. Lotus g. Blue Pickerel weed h. Fairy Moss i. Parrot's Feather 46 JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 KEYWORD KEYWORD JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 Page : 14 a. Tomato b. Mushroom c. Pistil d. Orange e. Stapler winter food for Reindeer's f. Roses g. Shamrock h. Bark CHAPTER 2 my pride my nepal lesson 1 : geograpHy Page : 16 a. Bhaktapur b. Karnali c. 8391 m d. Mugu e. Lekhanath-Pokhara f. Taplejung g. 2020 B.S. h. Sitganga i. Dolkha Page : 17 j. 39 k. Palpa l. Miteri Bridge m. Gorkha n. 35 districts o. China p. Mustang q. 3.31% r. 2018 Baishak 1st s. 7 Page : 19 a. Darchula b. Banke c. Kavre d. Sunsari e. Rupandehi f. Gulmi g. Pyuthan h. Nuwakot i. Tanahu j. Kathmandu Page : 20 a. Bhaktapur b. Bhaktapur c. Gulmi d. Palpa e. Kaski f. Thimi g. Chandragunj h. Kaski i. Chitlang j. Palpa k. Malekhu l. Pharping lesson 2 : History Page : 21 a. Gokarna b. Anshuvarma c. Birupaksha d. Bishnu Tirtha e. Hanumandhoka f. Yog Narendra Malla g. Yaksha Malla h. Swayambhu i. Pratap Malla j. Bir Dhwoj lesson 3 : nepali literature Page : 23 a. Madhav Prasad Ghimire b. Bhanu Bhakta Acharya c. Chitadhar Hridaya d. Dharma Raj Thapa e. Balkrishna Sama f. Ishwor Ballav g. Motiram Bhatta h. Motiram Bhatta i. Gopal Prasad Rimal j. Laxmi Prashad Devkota lesson 4 : politices Page : 24 a. Chaitra 27, 2006 B.S. b. Jestha 16, 2010 B.S. 47 JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 KEYWORD KEYWORD JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 c. Baisakh 1, 2006 B. d. Baisakh 12, 2011 B.S. e. Magh 21, 2053 B.S. f. Baisakh 1, 2002 B.S. g. 1873 B.S. h. Shrawan 12, 1947 B.S. i. Jestha3, 2050 B.S. lesson 5 : summing up Page : 25 a. Budhanilkantha b. Singha Durbar c. Province No. 6 d. Dolpa e. Central Library TU f. Mahakali g. Raksha Rana h. Dasharath Stadium i. Jhapa CHAPTER 3 our World lesson 1 : africa Page : 26 a. Kilimanjaro b. Nigeria c. Dakar d. Asmara e. Cote d'Ivoire f. Malawi g. Zambia and Zimbabwe h. Bujumbura Page : 27 i. Kenya j. Tunisia k. Cairo, Egypt l. F.W. De Klerk m. Blue men of the desert n. Afrikaners o. Rainforest lesson 2 : asia Page : 30 a. No b. Choguri c. Nepal d. 14 e. Chagos f. Dushanbe g. Bhutan Page : 31 h. East Timor i. Bhutan j. The Khyber Pass k. Tokyo l. The Dead Sea m. India n. Thai Page : 32 a. Kabul b. Yerevan c. Baku d. Manama e. Dhaka f. Thimpu g. Muscat h. Islamabad i. Manila j. Doha k. Moscow l. Riyadh m. Singapore n. Colombo o. Damascus p. Taipei q. Dushanbe lesson 3 : geograpHy Page : 34 a. Cuba and Mexico b. 13,662,885 c. Blue d. Rocks e. Belgium f. William Wordsworth g. Dublin, Ireland h. Sicily Page : 35 48 JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 KEYWORD KEYWORD JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 i. New Zealand j. Dee and Don k. Edinburgh l. Active volcano m. Portsmouth n. Northern o. Atlas p. Uzbekistan lesson 4 : History Page : 36 a. Mr. Gorbachov b. Richard Cromwell c. Chicago d. Larry Holmes in 1980 e. Dr. Christina Barnard f. Russia g. Manhatton Project h. Pan Am Page : 37 i. The Female Eunuch j. Svetlana k. Tudor l. Boer War m. Korean war n. Panzers o. 100 years war p. Bophal lesson 5 : literature Page : 38 a. Mary Wesley b. Spycatcher c. Lucky Jim d. Capulet and Montague e. East of Eden f. The Playboy of the western world g. The Ilyiad h. Australian i. John Updlike j. Czechoslovakia CHAPTER 4 science lesson 1 : pHysics Page : 42 a. Refraction b. Convex c. Ohms d. Physicist e. Contract f. Isaac g. A flight simulator h. Watts Page : 43 i. Big bang j. Edwin Hubble k. Big bang l. Scotland m. Long n. Solar eclipse o. True p. Sun lesson 2 : cHemistry Page : 44 a. Hydrogen b. Nucleus c. True d. Nitrogen (78%) e. False f. Chemistry g. Au h. Potassium i. Electrons j. Mercury Page : 45 k. True l. Nuclear fission m. Water n. Argon (1%) o. Reactants p. False q. Base r. Isotopes s. True t. Carbon lesson 3 : Biology 49 JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 KEYWORD KEYWORD JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 Page : 46 a. Charles Darwin b. Biologist c. Plants d. No e. True f. Omnivores g. Antibiotics h. Chromosome i. Litter j. Mycology Page : 47 k. Photosynthesis l. Extinction m. Louis Pasteur n. False o. Mutation CHAPTER 5 miscellaneous lesson 2 : sports Page : 50 a. Tennis b. China c. Brazil d. Basketball e. Boxing f. Tiger Woods g. Golf h. Knock out i. 19th century j. Five k. Germany l. Russia lesson 3 : olympics Page : 52 a. St. Louis 1904 b. Trumpet c. Blue, yellow, black, green and red d. Barefoot e. Whipped f. (a) Weight lifting (b) Decathalon (c) Hurdles lesson 4 : cricket Page : 53 a. Somerset, Worcestershire and Durham b. South Africa c. South Africa won 1 - 0 d. Stumped e. Sunil Gavaskar f. Surrey g. Surrey h. Surrey i. Ted Dexter lesson 5 : music Page : 54 a. Four b. Puerto Rico c. The Backstreet Boys d. Eminem e. Saxophone f. English or British g. Britney Spears h. Jackson five i. Jazz j. Baton Page : 55 k. Austrian l. R.E.M. m. Madonna n. The Beatles o. Beethoven p. Four q. Jamaica r. Five lesson 7 : mytHology Page : 57 a. A horse b. Goddess Ganga c. As Matsya or a fish d. Garba 50 JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 KEYWORD KEYWORD JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 Page : 58 e. Pushkar, Rajasthan f. Maheswara g. Lord Ram h. Lord Ganesh i. Karna lesson 9 : tecHnical acronyms Page : 61 a. Address Resolution Protocol b. Automatic Repeat Request c. Bulletin Board Softwware d. Berkeley Software Distribution e. Comman Gateway Interface f. Data Encryption Standard g. Domain Name Services h. User Datagram Protocol i. Frequently Asked Questions j. File Transfer Protocol k. Greenwich Mean Time l. GNU is Not Unix (recursive) m. Graphical Users Interface n. Hyper Text Markup Language Page : 62 a. Hyper Text Transfer Protocol b. Internet Relay Chat c. Internet Service Provider d. Input Output As in file IO e. Local Area Network f. Network Time Protocol g. Network News Transfer Protocol h. Mail Delivery Agent i. Multi Purpose Internet Mail Extensions j. Open Software Foundation k. Point to Point Protocol l. Pine Is Not Elm m. Reverse Address Resolution Protocol n. Request For Comments o. Rich Text Format lesson 10 : flags Page : 63 a. S. Africa b. China c. Bhutan d. Italy e. Thailand f. Argentina lesson 11 : puzzle Page : 64 a. Your Face b. Because you only have to clean one side 51 JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 KEYWORD KEYWORD JBD General Knowledge and IQ Test : Book – 6 c. Throw it straight up d. Do it in the Day time e. The Match f. Legs/feet g. He didn't run for president nor did he have a first and second term, nor do presidents have a third term, EVER. h. Onelongword i. For being the oldest person alive ... j. The man took the egg out of the rocket before he launched it! k. In Washington DC! l. Because he was wearing his uniform! lesson 12 : quiz WHiz Page : 66 a. Great Britain b. Australia c. Pistol pete d. Atom bomb e. 11042 km f. Bonn, Germany g. 16th (1504) h. Tre grasses (Poaceae) Page : 67 i. Bradshaw j. In your bed k. Best Movie, Best Director, Best Screenplay l. San Salvador m. 1981 n. K2 o. A small Primate p. Florida q. Adrian Paul r. Calcium carbonate/chalk 52.
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