Mathematics and Reasoning Quiz

A unique identifier assigned to a question.

Unique identifiers for answer choices.

The user's selection of an answer choice.

Indicates the state of the question, such as 'Answered'.

A sequential number that identifies the question's position in its sequence.

A unique identifier for a question in a system.

A unique identifier for an answer choice in a multiple choice question.

Indicates the response to a question has not been provided.

Indicates the user (or system) has not selected an answer to a question.

Unique ID for question.

User selected answer choice number 1 for a question.

Unique identifier for a question in a system.

User selected answer choice number 2 for a question.

Founded by MG Ranade and GV Joshi.

The answer to question 20.

The Bombay Presidency Association

The Bombay Presidency Association

An Italian scientist who, in 1873, first published a photograph of nerve tissue stained with the black reaction technique, showcasing a complete nerve cell.

The specialized tissue that makes up the nervous system, responsible for transmitting information throughout the body.

A staining method that uses a silver chromate solution to visually highlight neural structures, making them easier to observe.

A section of the Indian Constitution outlining the financial powers of the states.

Article 149 of the Indian Constitution outlines the financial powers of the states.

The authority of individual states to manage their own finances, including taxation, borrowing, and spending.

The process by which governments collect revenue from individuals and businesses to fund public services.

The act of states obtaining loans to finance important projects or cover budget deficits.

It means to avoid disturbing a situation that is already calm or settled, as doing so could lead to problems.

A type of musical instrument, similar to an organ, with free reeds.

A large enclosure, usually made of wire mesh, designed to house birds.

Words spoken by a character in a story, written exactly as they were said.

Reporting what someone said, but not using their exact words.

Idioms are phrases that convey a meaning that is different from the literal meaning of the words.

Using a single word to replace a group of words or a phrase.

The subject of a sentence is the person or thing performing the action.

The Tsangpo River is another name for the Brahmaputra River, which flows through Tibet, India, and Bangladesh.

A major river in Asia that originates in Tibet, flows through India and Bangladesh, finally merging with the Ganges River before emptying into the Bay of Bengal.

A major tributary of the Ganges River, flowing through Nepal and India.

A major river in south India, flowing through Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

One of the most important rivers in India, flowing through Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal, finally merging with the Brahmaputra River to form the Bay of Bengal.

A stream or river that flows into a larger river.

A large bay in the northeastern Indian Ocean, bordered by India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, and Thailand.

The Brahmaputra, Tsangpo, Gandak, Kaveri, and Ganga rivers all play an important role in the geography, culture, and economy of Asia.