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1.      There are 42 eyes in a pack of 52 cards.

2.      Fiama Di Wills and Essenza Di wills brands are of ITC.

3.      James Bond first appear in the book called Casino Royale by lan Fleming.

4.      Mail from a fake id is known as e-mail spoofing.

5.      ‘The Indian Multinational’ is the tagline of Videocon.

6.      Constitution of India vests the executive power of the Indian Union in The President.

7.      The Yellow Stone National Park is located in U.S.A.

8.      The highest mountain peak in India is k – 2.

9.      The person suffering from astigmatism cannot see with clarity the horizontal and vertical lines simultaneously.

10.  Huen Tsang of Chinese pilgrims to India gives us information about the Harshvardhana period.

11.  The baby swan is called cygnet.

12.  Dadabhai Naroji came to be known as the ‘Grand Old Man of India’.

13.  ‘sumo’ and ‘safari’ vehicles are manufactured by Tata Motors.

14.  ‘The World’s local bank’ is the tag line of Hong Kong and Shangai Banking Corporation (HSBC).

15.   Bile is secreted by Liver.

16.  Nagarjuna Sagar Dam is located in Andhra Pradesh.

17.  ‘Living History’ is the name of the autobiography of Hillary Clinton.

18.  ‘Durrand Cup’ is associated with Soccer sport.

19.  The Panchmarhi hill station is located in Madhya Pradesh.

20.  ‘Always On’ is the tag line of Zenith company.


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