86. _______ are the tiny bumps present on the _______.
(A) Flower buds, cheek
(B) Leaves, stem
(C) Smell buds, nose
(D) Taste buds, tongue
Answer:
(D) Taste buds, tongue
Explanation:
The surface of the human tongue is covered in tiny visible bumps called papillae, which contain the taste buds responsible for detecting sweet, sour, salty, and bitter flavors.
87. The main occupation of the people in Indian village is _______.
(A) construction
(B) farming
(C) painting
(D) stitching
Answer:
(B) farming
Explanation:
Agriculture (farming) is the primary source of livelihood and the most common traditional occupation for the majority of the population living in rural Indian villages.
88. _______ did the _______ to break the salt law in 1930.
(A) Gandhiji, Dandi March
(B) Jawaharlal Nehru, Ahmedabad March
(C) Jinnah, Lahore March
(D) Modiji, Gujarat March
Answer:
(A) Gandhiji, Dandi March
Explanation:
In 1930, Mahatma Gandhi famously led thousands of followers on a 24-day walk to the coastal village of Dandi to produce salt from seawater, defying the British salt monopoly.
89. Snake dance when _______ is played.
(A) Been
(B) Dhol
(C) Kanjiri
(D) Tumba
Answer:
(A) Been
Explanation:
Snakes do not have external ears to hear sound, but they respond to the visual movement and ground vibrations created by the snake charmer when playing the Been.
90. _______ is used to prepare medicine for _______.
(A) Brain of owl, wisdom
(B) Cow urine, headache
(C) Poison of the snake, fear of snake
(D) Poison of the snake, snake bite
Answer:
(D) Poison of the snake, snake bite
Explanation:
The only effective medical treatment for a venomous snake bite is antivenom, which is scientifically produced by using small, non-lethal doses of the actual snake’s poison (venom) to create neutralizing antibodies.
