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Answer Key 03.Cdr GENERAL BOOK-3 KNOWLEDGE ANSWER KEY 1 Variation in Plants 1 a. Clove c. Beans 2 a. photosynthesis e. Gujarat b. Tulsi d. Coral b. Botany f. pollination c. Bamboo g. Bonsai d. Groundnut h. sandal wood 3 a. Counting the number of rings in the trunk. 4 Stem: Sugarcane, Potato b. Bajra & Rice Leaves: Spinach, Coriander c. Increases the yeild of crops Fruits: Orange, Apple d. Botanists Roots: Radish, Carrot e. Ferns, Mushrooms, Mosses, Lichens and Seaweeds. Flowers: Cauliflower, Broccoli f. Herb Seeds: Pomegranate, Corn 2 Animals in the Forests 1 a. Gorilla d. the colour of its nose 2 a. cygnet d. joey b. Africa e. Grey b. cub e. calf c. 8 f. Panda Bear c. tadpole 3 a. bat d. stripes 4 a. Pride d. Mob b. hummingbird e. 40 miles per hour b. Herd/Parade e. Charm c. snail c. Convocation 5 a. Bat c. Whale 6 a. Feeds on blood d. Blue Jay b. Butterfly b. Budgerigar e. Kangaroo c. Cow 7 a. Tiger d. Jaguar b. Leopard e. Cheetah c. Lion 3 Speciality of Animals 1 a. Cat d. Dolphin 2 a. Bull fight c. Cock fight b. Polar Bear e. Gorilla b. Horse riding/Polo c. King Cobra 3 a. Eel d. Chameleon 4 a. Merino wool e. Ornaments b. Octopus e. Puffer fish b. Mohair wool f. Stuffing Pillow c. Bull f. Frog c. Coats g. Shoes & Purses d. Honey 5 a. icy land d. frosty water 6 Dinosaur b. forest e. land c. river f. ocean 7 a. Bengal Tiger b. Gharial 3 Aquatic Animals 1 a. Army 2 a. Fish c. Reptile b. Pods b. Mammal 3 a. extinction c. plants 4 a. Kit c. Hatchling b. amphibians b. Lobster d. Aquarium 1 5 a. True c. True 6 a. Prawns d. Lobster b. True b. Oysters e. Shrimp c. Salmon 5 Birds World 1 a. Woodpecker d. Nightingale 2 a. ostrich f. cuckoo b. Peacock e. Pigeon b. eagle g. kiwi c. Flamingo f. Cuckoo c. hummingbird h. peacock d. roadrunner I. owl e. pigeon j. woodpecker 3 a. Robin d. Flamingo 4 Birds and airplanes look quite similar in shape. They both b. Ostrich e. Kingfisher have streamlined body and make use of wings to fly. The c. Parrot wings have an upper surface that is curved and a trailing edge. 5 1 Duck 4 Parrot 2 Kingfisher 5 Crow 3 Vulture 6 Sparrow 6 History of India 1 a. Written under the Lion in the Embelem of India 2 a. INS Vikrant e. Pratibha Devisingh Patil b. Bhanu Athaiya b. Rabindranath Tagore f. Mother Teresa c. Nalanda University c. C. Rajagopalachari g. Sushmita Sen d. Rakesh Sharma d. Rajendra Prasad e. Wilson Jones 3 a. Independence Day 4 a. Rising of 1857 e. Indian National Army b. Britain, nearly 200 years b. Queen of Jhansi f. Naujawan Bharat Sabha c. Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar c. Lokmanya g. Bramho Samaj d. Rabindranath Tagore d. Dandi March e. Subhash Chandra Bose f. 26th January 1950 g. Amritsar h. Gandhi Ji I. 2nd October 1869 7 People of India STATE CAPITAL OFFICIAL LANGUAGE(S) FOOD/CUISINE 1. Arunachal Pradesh Itanagar English APONG 2. Assam Dispur Assamese MASOOR TENGA 3. Andhra Pradesh Hyderabad Telugu HYDERABADI BIRYANI 4. Bihar Patna Hindi LITTI CHOKHA 5. Chhattisgarh Raipur Hindi BAFAURI 6. Goa Panaji Konkani VINDALOO 7. Gujarat Gandhinagar Gujarati THEPLA 8. Haryana Chandigarh Hindi KADI PAKORA/KACHRI KI SABZI 9. Himachal Pradesh Shimla Hindi SIDU 10. Jammu & Kashmir Srinagar(Summer) Jammu(Winter) URDU ROGAN JOSH 11. Jharkhand Ranchi Hindi DHUSKA 12. Karnataka Bangalore Kannada BISI BELE BHAAT 13. Kerala Thiruvananthapuram Malayalam AVIAL 14. Madhya Pradesh Bhopal Hindi POHA 15. Maharashtra Mumbai Marathi VADA PAO 16. Manipur Imphal Manipuri IROMBA 17. Meghalaya Shillong English JADOH 18. Mizoram Aizwal English, Mizo ZU 19. Nagaland Kohima English RICE BEER 20. Odisha Bhubaneswar Oriya FISH ORLY 21. Punjab Chandigarh Punjabi Makka ki Roti, Sarso ka saag 22. Rajasthan Jaipur Hindi DAAL BATI CHURMA 23. Sikkim Gangtok English MOMOS 24. Tamil Nadu Chennai Tamil UTHAPPAM 25. Telengana Hyderabad Telugu GONGURA GOSHT 26. Tripura Agartala Bengali, English CHAKHWI 27. Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Hindi SHAMI KEBAB 28. Uttarakhand Dehradun Hindi ALU GUTKE 29. West Bengal Kolkata Bengali BHAPA ILISH 2 UNION TERRITORIES CAPITAL OFFICIAL LANGUAGE(S FOOD/CUISINE 1. Andaman and Nicobar Islands Port Blair Hindi , English RICE & FISH CURRY 2. Chandigarh Chandigarh English, Hindi, Punjabi Butter Chicken, Stuffed paratha 3. Dadra and Nagar Haveli Silvassa Gujarati, Konkani Paunk, Kadi 4. Daman and Diu Daman Gujarati COZIDO 5. Delhi Delhi Hindi CHAAT 6. Lakshadweep Kavaratti Malyalam Sea food cooked in coconut sauce 7. Puducherry Pondicherry Tamil FISH ASSAD 8 Famous Indian Personalities 1 Businessmen Social Reformers Musicians a. Dhirubhai Ambani a. Raja Ram Mohan Roy a. Zakir Hussain Freedom Fighters b. J.R.D.Tata b. Dr. Ambedkar b. Bhimsen Joshi a. Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel c. Sunil Mittal c. Mother Teresa c. A. R. Rehman b. M.K. Ghandhi c. Subhash Chandra Bose Great Scientists Sport Person Pride & Beauty a. C.V. Raman a. Vishwanathan Anand a. Sushmita Sen Astranauts b. Dr. H.G. Bhabha b. Sachin Tendulkar b. Aishwarya Rai a. Sunita Williams c. Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam c. P.T. Usha c. Priyanka Chopra b. Kalpana Chawla Literature Freedom Fighters Religious Thinkers a. Rabindranath Tagore a. Sarojini Naidu a. Gautam buddha b. Kalidasa b. Chandra Shekhar Azad b. Swami Vivekanand c. Tulsidas c. Bhagat Singh c. Dalai Lama 9 Places of India 1 a. Aurangabad, Maharashtra 2 i) Jagannath Temple iv) Meenakshi Temple b. Hyderabad, Telengana ii) Golden Temple v) Somnath Temple c. Chittorgarh, Rajasthan iii) Dilwara Temple vi) Sun Temple d. Jaisalmer, Rajasthan e. Jodhpur, Rajasthan 4 a. UDAIPUR d. MATHURA b. JAIPUR e. BENGALURU 3 a. Sikandra c. KERALA f. BHUBANESHWAR b. Bangalore / Bangaluru c. Bijapur a. Andaman d. Badrinath d. Hyderabad 6 b. Varanasi e. Kandla Port e. Chattarpur, Madhya Pradesh c. Shimla f. Bihar 10 Music & Dance 1 a. Kathak f. Kathakali 2 a. Tabla f. Guitar b. Bharatnatyam g. Odissi b. Flute g. Drum c. Manipuri h. Mohiniattam c. Violin h. Mouth Organ d. Dandia I. Lavani d. Sitar I. Trumpet e. Bhangra e. Piano 3 a. Tamil Nadu a. Santoor 5 a. Bharatnatyam d. Kuchipudi b. Kerala b. Violin b. Kathak c. Kerala c. Tabla c. Pandavani d. Andhra Pradesh d. Sitar 6 a. Gujarat d. Ajmer 7 a. Belly dance c. Salsa b. Punjab e. Rajasthan b. Hip Hop d. Jazz c. Ghumar 11 Religions and Places 1 a. Diwali Hindus 2 1 Hindus 5 Buddhists b. Eid Muslims 2 Jews 6 Parsis c. Rosh Hashanah Jews 3 Muslims 7 Sikhs d. Christmas Christians 4 Christians e. Mahaveer Jayanti Jains f. Buddha Purnima Buddhists 3 3 a. Bethlehem d. Gurudwara 4 Lord Brahma Lord Vishnu Lord Shiva b. Makka e. Pagoda c. Hidus f. Karbala 5 a. Muslims e. Sikhs 6 a. Diwali Janmashtami b. Jews f. Buddhists b. Easter Christmas c. Hindus g. Zoroastrians c. Eid Muhharam d. Christians 12 Sports Personalities 1 Athletics Racquet Sports Dutee Chand Usain Bolt a. Badminton P.V. Sindhu Lee Chang Wei Ball Games b. Lawn Tennis a. Basket Ball Leander Paes Rafael Nadal Satnam Singh Michael Jordan b. Baseball Water Sports Rinku Singh Dinesh Patel a. Swimming c. Golf Virdhawal Khade Sajan Prakash Jeev Milkha Singh Tiger Woods b. Rowing d. Rugby Dattu Bhokanal Sawarn Singh Virk Nasser Hussain Dan Carter e. Cricket Wheel Sports Virat Kohli Steve Smith a. Car Racing f. Soccer/Football Narain Karthikeyan Gaurav Gill Baichung Bhutia Lionel Messi b. Cycling g Snooker Bikram Singh Amrit Singh Pankaj Advani Ronnie O’Sullivan c. Motorcycling Shankar Sarath Kumar Arun Verma Strength Sports a. Boxing Vijendra Singh Muhammad Ali 2 a. Narain Karthikeyan Racing b. Wrestling b. Sania Mirza Lawn Tennis Sakshi Malik Saori Yoshida c. Sachin Tendulkar Cricket c. Weight Lifting d. MC Mary Kom Boxing Karnam Malleswari Kirill Pavlov e. Chetan Anand Badminton f. P.T. Usha Atheletics 3 a. Kaka Footballer 4 a. Ali Qamar d. Saina Nehwal b. Diego Forlan Footballer b. Jyoti Randhawa e. Milkha Singh c. Kevin Pietersen Cricket c. Kapil Dev f. Limba Ram d. Maria Sharapova Lawn Tennis e. Yelena Isinbayeva Pole Vault f. Michael Phelps Swimming 13 Indoor Games 1 a. Lawn Tennis d. Wrestling 2 a. Barbara Spotakova d. Saina Nehwal b. Boxing b. Kunjarani Devi e. Jaspal Rana c. Shooting c. Jim Thorpe 3 a. Billiards d. Manipur 4 OPEN ENDED b. Shera e. Arjun Award c. Coaching in Sports f. Sania Mirza 14 Ancient Games 1 a. cards c. Chess 2 a. Kabaddi c. Polo b. snakes and ladders d. Martial b. Kho Kho 3 OPEN ENDED 4 a. Gilli Danda f. Chain Chain b. Chaupar g. Dog and the Bone c. Stapoo h. Langdi Tang 5 a. 5 continents d. K.D. Jadhav d. Chupan Chupai I. Pithu (seven stones) b. black e. 776 e. Kanche c. Greece 4 15 About the World 1 a. UN d. UNICEF 2 a. Eiffel Tower d. Niagara Falls b. WTO e. UNESCO b. Disneyland e. Big Ben c. IMF f. WHO c. Sydney Opera House f. Statue of Liberty 3 Democracy means the ‘rule of the commoners’. It is a 4 a. Peru e. Italy systemof government in which the citizens exercise power b. Mexico f. India directly or elect representatives from among themselves to c. Brazil g. China form a governing body. It is a government for the people, d. Jordan by the people and of the people. 17 Countries and capital 1 Open ended 18 World Currency 1 1- Canadian Dollar 7.
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