1. Two ducks and two dogs have a total of fourteen legs.

True | False

2. A pie can be cut into more than seven pieces by making only four diameter cuts through its
center.
True | False

3. Two of the following numbers add up to thirteen.

1, 6, 3, 5, 11

True | False
1. The word "boat" can be spelled using four of the letters from the word "automobile".
True | False

2. If you write the numbers 1 through 25 in a row, any two numbers that are next to each other
add up to a number that is odd.
True | False

3. 13 minutes past 5 O' clock, is 47 minutes before 6 O'clock.

True | False

4. The word "perfume" is spelled by using the first letters in the following sentence: "Pigs eat
really filthy uncooked meat eagerly."
True | False

5. If you turn a left handed glove inside out it will fit on a right hand.
True | False

6. John has 15 dollars, but John can buy a $30 bicycle if he borrows six dollars from Fred and
eight dollars from Joe.
True | False

7. An upside down clock's minute hand points to the right when it is twelve forty five.
True | False

8. The following sentence makes sense if the word "Rootch" is understood to mean the same as
the word "jump": While waiting to rootch, I watched the faces of the other rootchers in the
airplane.
True | False

9. If John looks into a mirror and touches his left ear, the image of John touches its right ear.
True | False

10. If you leave the letters in the same order, but rearrange the spaces in the phrase "The red
olive", it can be read as "There do live.".
True | False

11. Using exactly three colors of paint it is possible to color the sides of a cube in such a way that
two sides having the same color never touch.
True | False

12. Jim weighs 150 pounds. Jack is 130 pounds. Joe is 200 pounds. Two of them standing
together on the same scale could weigh 350 pounds.
True | False

13. The second vowel that appears in this sentence is the letter "e".
True | False
14. Seven chickens and two cats have a total of twenty two legs.
True | False

15. If you have three quarters and a dime and a nickel and spend thirty three cents then this leaves
you with fifty two cents.
True | False

16. In the alphabet there are four letters between the letter "F" and the letter "K".
True | False

17. If the word FOX is written under the word CAT and the word MAP is written under FOX, then
the word COP is formed diagonally.
True | False

18. One half of one and a half pounds is eighteen ounces.

True | False

19. Five gloves and three shoes normally hold thirty five fingers and toes.
True | False

20. The words "foot, stop, and white" can be respectively combined with the words "ball, light, and
house".
True | False

21. If Tuesday is the second day of the month, then the very next Sunday is the sixth day of the
month.
True | False

22. Two of the following numbers add up to the number 17:

11, 3, 2, 14, 5.
True | False

23. Joe will be three blocks from his starting place, if he travels two blocks north, then three blocks
east, and then two blocks south.
True | False

24. The following words are the opposites of words that begin with the letter C: open, hot, convex,
expand, courage.
True | False

25. The word "revolver" is spelled the same forwards or backwards.

True | False

26. All the letters of the words "spoon feed" appear in reverse alphabetical order.
True | False

27. The numbers: 6-4-9-3-0-2 are read backwards as 2-0-3-6-4-9.

True | False

28. John's grandfather's daughter could be John's son's sister.

True | False

29. Without breaking or bending a toothpick, you can spell the word "HUT" with exactly seven
toothpicks.
True | False

30. This sentence has thirty two letters.

True | False
 31. A square that is ten inches on each side can always completely fit inside of a circle with a
radius of ten inches.
True | False

32. A hexagon can be cut into six identical triangles by drawing two straight lines.
True | False

33. The number 62 is the next logical number in the following sequence of numbers: 2, 6, 14, 30.
True | False

34. Bill is taller than John. Ralph is shorter than Bill. Therefore, John is the tallest.
True | False

35. The sum of all the odd numbers from zero to 12 is also an odd number.
True | False

36. If six people in a group all say hello to each other, then the word hello is spoken a total of 36
times.
True | False

37. Three equally sized circles can be drawn in such a way that all of them overlap each other and
create exactly seven distinct areas or compartments.
True | False

38. A doughnut shaped house has three doors to the outside and three doors to the inner
courtyard. It's possible to walk through all six doors of the house without ever walking through
the same door twice and ending up back at your same starting place.
True | False

1-Battle of Haldighati was fought in :

1575 AD 1576 BC 1756 AD 1756 BC

2-Lunar Space craft is used for :

Study of moon Transmission of radio signals

Study of Solar energy Study of earth from space

3-A few years ago an Indian city celebratedits 400 Birthday. It is

Banglore Hyderabad Trivendrum Mumbai

4-Who was the prime minister of India before the death of Lal Bhadur Shastri ?

Pt. J. L. Nehru Dr. Radhakrishnan Rajeev Gandhi None of these

5-He won the reliance cricket world cup. He was :

Clive Lyed Kapel Dev Imran Khan David Boon

6-Which of these is not a wonder of world.

Stainhoj of England The great steachu of Rhodes

Diana's Temple Afil Tower

7- Gold coast was the old name of :

Ethiopia Surinam Ghana Taiwan

8-Richest country of the world is :

 USA Denmark Canada UAE

9- World Envoirment Day celebreates :

5 June 10 December 30 January 31 May

10- If'x' means sum, '-' means division, '÷' means subtraction, and '+' means multiplication, then which of the
following equations is true.

16+5-10x4÷3=9 16-5x10÷4+3=12 16+5÷10x4-3=9 16x5÷10+4-3=19

11- In a family, a couple has a son and a daughter. The age of the father is three times that of his daughter and
the age of the son is half of his mother. The wife is nine years younger to her husband and the brother is seven
years older than his sister. What is the age of the mother ?

40 years 45 years 50 years 60 years

12- If TEACHER is coded as LMKJNMP, then HEART is coded as

NMAPL NMPKL NPKML NMKPL

1. Whats the name of the British Priminster?

A. John Major
B. Tony Blair
C. Cheri Blair
D. Margret Thatcher

2. Who invented the Steam Engine?

A. Stephenson
B. Izaac Newton
C. Alexander Graham Bell
D. Edison

3. What was the name of Chiristopher Columbus' ship that sailed to America?
A. Mary Rose
B. Titanic
C. Victory
D. May Flower

4. In what year?
A. 1966
B. 2000
C. 1692
D. 1826

5. Who was the first man on the moon?

A. Christopher Reeve
B. Neil Armstrong
C. Britney Spears
D. Lance from N'Sync

6. What does H2O stand for?

A. Lithium
B. Magnesium
C. Oxygen
D. Water

7. What type of animal is a dolphin?

A. Mammel
B. Fish
C. Anphibian
D. Bird
8. Whats the difference between brown and caster sugar granuals?
A. The taste is sweeter
B. The colours are different
C. The granuals in brown sugar are smaller
D. The granuals in brown sugar are bigger

9. What nationality was Hitler?

A. German
B. Austrian
C. French
D. English

10. Who played Frodo in Lord of the Rings?

A. Josh Harnett
B. Elijah Wood
C. Orlando Bloom
D. Ian McKellan