1601. What are some examples of OSFED?

Answer:

Pica (eating dirt) and eating normal portions of foods but only very limited types of foods.

1602. When the body has used up it's "quick energy" carbs, and it needs to tap into carb storage, it must first convert the stored carbs into _______, then it can use them as energy.

Answer:

Glucose

1603. Benefits of Fiber.

Answer:

aids digestion, reduces risk of disease, make you feel ful

1604. Essential amino acids are amino acids that the body can create itself.

(A) True (B) False

Correct Answer:

(A)True

1605. Our bodies have limited fat storage

(A) True (B) False

Correct Answer:

(B)False

1606. The steel city of India

Answer:

Bokaro

1607. The state which is at the eastern most part of India

Answer:

Arunachal Pradesh

1608. Dabok airport is at

Answer:

Udaipur

1609. The bay islands are

Answer:

Andaman and Nicobar

1610. A famous folk dance of Mizoram

Answer:

Chiraw

1611. The classical dance of Andhra Pradesh is

Answer:

Kuchipudi

1612. Subhash Chandra Bose international airport is in

Answer:

Calcutta

1613. Bhangra is a folk dance of

Answer:

Punjab

1614. Chakri is a popular folk dance of

Answer:

Jammu and Kashmir

1615. The penicillin factory in Maharashtra is at

Answer:

Pimpri

1616. India's first experimental geostationary communication satellite was

Answer:

Apple

1617. Pahari is a language spoken in

Answer:

Himachal Pradesh

1618. The highest dam in the world

Answer:

Bhakranangal

1619. The Nobel for economics 2019 has been given for the research and study in which sector?

Answer:

Poverty alleviation

1620. Sahar International Airport

Answer:

Mumbai

1621. Tarapur Atomic Power Project is in

Answer:

Maharashtra

1622. Bhabha Atomic Research Centre is at

Answer:

Trombay

1623. Kuki is a tribe in

Answer:

Manipur

1624. Indian state with lowest population

Answer:

Sikkim

1625. Indian state with highest literacy rate

Answer:

Kerala

1626. An atomic power project in Karnataka

Answer:

Kaiga

1627. State known as Sugar Bowl of India?

Answer:

Maharashtra

1628. First atm in kerala

Answer:

Thiruvananthapuram

1629. First hanging bridge in Kerala

Answer:

Punalur

1630. Who introduced the symbol = ?

Answer:

Robert Recorde

1631. Who invented calculus?

Answer:

G.W.Leibniz

1632. How many chromosomes are present in a dog's body?

Answer:

78

1633. Yellow fever is spread by

Answer:

Housefly

1634. Rh Factorpresent in

Answer:

Blood

1635. BCG vaccine is used against ___________disease

Answer:

Tuberculosis

1636. ______________cause malaria

Answer:

Protozoans

1637. ____________ cause sleeping sickness

Answer:

Protozoans

1638. Which is the biggest river in kerala!

Answer:

Periyar

1639. What is the capital of Finland?

Answer:

Helsinki

1640. When was ISRO formed?

Answer:

1969

1641. Lilly is the national emblem of :-

Answer:

France

1642. 'Orange Book' is the official book of which country?

Answer:

Netherlands

1643. Total amount of air in the lungs AFTER taking the deepest breath possible.

Answer:

TLC

1644. Cystic fibrosis is caused by________________

Answer:

Genetic disorder

1645. The internal nose connects with the pharynx via two openings called the internal ____.

Answer:

Nares

1646. The anterior portions of the nasal cavities just inside the nostrils are known as the ____.

Answer:

Vestibules

1647. Olfactory receptors are located in the membrane that lines the ____ meatus.

Answer:

Superior

1648. The pharynx connects to the trachea via the ____

Answer:

Larynx

1649. The paired, rod-shaped ____ cartilages are located in the mucous membrane fold that connects the epiglottis to the arytenoid cartilages.

Answer:

Cuneiform

1650. Tension on the true vocal cords controls ____

Answer:

Pitch