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Question (1)
QN0031928
A rosy starling starts its journey from southern Russia, stops briefly in Mongolia, and finally reaches India during winter. Which statement best explains why this migration is beneficial?
  • (A) It helps the bird avoid flying long distances.
  • (B) It helps the bird find warm weather and food while also controlling crop pests.
  • (C) It helps the bird build nests in deserts.
  • (D) It prevents the bird from crossing international borders.

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Rosy starlings migrate to India's warmer climate during winter and feed on locusts and grasshoppers, helping farmers by controlling crop pests.

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Question (2)
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A student says, "Countries have borders, so rivers and clouds must also stop at those borders." Which option best corrects this statement?
  • (A) Rivers and clouds follow only political boundaries.
  • (B) Nature does not recognise political borders, so air, water and clouds move freely.
  • (C) Clouds move only over oceans.
  • (D) Rivers never cross countries.

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Political boundaries are made by humans, but natural elements like air, water and clouds move freely across them.

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Question (3)
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Four students listed the journey of chilli correctly. Which one is right?
  • (A) India → Portugal → South America
  • (B) South America → Portugal → India
  • (C) Brazil → India → Portugal
  • (D) Portugal → South America → India

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Chillies originated in South America and were brought to India by Portuguese travellers.

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Question (4)
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Before chillies became common in India, which spice was mainly used to make food spicy?
  • (A) Cardamom
  • (B) Cinnamon
  • (C) Black pepper
  • (D) Clove

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Before the arrival of chilli, black pepper was the main spice used to make food spicy.

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Question (5)
QN0031932
A chef prepares four dishes. Only one represents cooking practices before chillies reached India.
  • (A) Curry with red chilli powder
  • (B) Pickle with green chillies
  • (C) Soup flavoured mainly with black pepper
  • (D) Noodles with chilli flakes

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Black pepper was commonly used before chillies became a part of Indian cuisine.

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Question (6)
QN0031933
Which sequence correctly shows the spread of sugar-making knowledge?
  • (A) China → India → World
  • (B) India → Other parts of the world
  • (C) Brazil → India → Europe
  • (D) Portugal → India → Mexico

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

The technique of making jaggery and later sugar was developed in India and spread through trade.

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Question (7)
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Which of the following is the best example of "sharing ideas" rather than "sharing goods"?
  • (A) Exporting mangoes
  • (B) Sending rice to another country
  • (C) Spreading yoga across the world
  • (D) Trading sugarcane

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Yoga is a practice and an idea that spread globally, unlike physical goods.

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Question (8)
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A student claims that yoga became popular worldwide because it could be practised by people everywhere for physical and mental well-being. This statement is:
  • (A) Incorrect because yoga is only for Indians.
  • (B) Correct because yoga promotes harmony, health and peace.
  • (C) Incorrect because yoga is a modern invention.
  • (D) Incorrect because only athletes can practise yoga.

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

Yoga became popular worldwide because of its benefits for physical health and mental peace.

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Question (9)
QN0031936
If today is 21 June, which global event related to India is being celebrated?
  • (A) World Wildlife Day
  • (B) International Day of Yoga
  • (C) Earth Hour
  • (D) World Food Day

Correct Answer: B
Explanation:

The United Nations declared 21 June as the International Day of Yoga.

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Question (10)
QN0031937
A flower originally came from Mexico but is now widely used in Indian temples, weddings and festivals. Which flower is it?
  • (A) Rose
  • (B) Lotus
  • (C) Marigold
  • (D) Jasmine

Correct Answer: C
Explanation:

Marigold travelled from Mexico and became an important flower in Indian celebrations.

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