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Indian Navy INET Science GK — practice questions

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India's National Animal is the:Read the answer and worked solution →Bengaluru is popularly known as:Read the answer and worked solution →The world's longest river is the:Read the answer and worked solution →India's HIGHEST civilian award is:Read the answer and worked solution →India's BEST EVER Olympic medal haul was at:Read the answer and worked solution →Place each award on its institution yearRead the answer and worked solution →

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India's National Animal is the:

  1. Indian Elephant
  2. Indian Lion
  3. Royal Bengal Tiger
  4. Indian Peacock
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Correct answer: C. Royal Bengal Tiger

The Royal Bengal Tiger has been India's national animal since 1973 (under Project Tiger). The Indian Elephant is the National Heritage Animal (since 2010) the Peacock is the National Bird (1963).

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Bengaluru is popularly known as:

  1. The Silicon Valley of India
  2. The Pink City
  3. The Manchester of India
  4. The City of Joy
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Correct answer: A. The Silicon Valley of India

Bengaluru = Silicon Valley of India (IT hub since the 1990s). Pink City = Jaipur. Manchester of India = Ahmedabad. City of Joy = Kolkata.

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The world's longest river is the:

  1. Amazon (S. America)
  2. Yangtze (China)
  3. Nile (Africa)
  4. Mississippi-Missouri
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Correct answer: C. Nile (Africa)

The Nile (~6,650 km, Egypt and Sudan) is the world's longest river. The Amazon (~6,400 km) is the largest by water volume but slightly shorter.

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