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As per the Act of Indian Independence, the boundaries of East Bengal, West Bengal and Assam would be determined by
A The National Congress
B The Muslim League
C The Award of a Boundary Commission
D The People living in those boundary areas
Village T is in which direction with respect to village R? 1. T is to the North of W which is to the West of S. 2. T is to the North-West of S. 3. W is to the North-West of R.
A Any two of the three
B Only 1 and 2
C Only 2 and 3
D Only 1 and 3
In a cricket season, Bangladesh defeated Australia twice, West Indies defeated Bangladesh twice, Australia defeated West Indies twice , Bangladesh defeated New Zealand twice, West Indies defeated New Zealand twice. Which country has lost most number of times ?
A Bangladesh
B Australia
C New Zealand
D West Indies
Brick buildings in Bengal have rooms with high ceilings and large doors and window, so that there is a soothing current of air in hot weather. As per the excerpt , Bengal is likely to be located in -
A subtropical area
B tropical area
C equatorial area
D sub-saharan area
In the following sentence the four highlighted parts of the sentence are marked a, b, c and d. Identify the one highlighted word or phrase with grammatical error. Canals are (A) artificial waterways, often constructed (B) either to transport heavy loads or to (C) delivering water (D) to cities and farms.
A a
B b
C c
D d
Who among the following built the largest number of irrigation canals in the Sultanate period?
A Nasiruddin Mahmud
B Ghiyasuddin Balban
C Ibrahim Lodi
D Firuz Shah Tughlaq
The city which is known as the city of Canals is :
A Italy
B Rome
C Kashmir
D Venice
Which one of the followings is know as the 'City of Canals'
A Cairo
B Dhaka
C Kashmir
D Venice
The hair cells of semicircular canals arestimulated by
A Rotational acceleration
B Linear acceleration
C Rotation at constant velocity
D Changes in gravitational pull
E Cessation of rotation
The hair cells of semicircular canals are stimulated by
A Rotational acceleration
B Linear acceleration
C Rotation at a constant velocity
D Cessation of rotation
E Changes in gravitational pull

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