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Q1. Where or in what is haemolymph found?

A
In sharks
B
In cancerous lymph nodes in mammals
C
In invertebrates e.g. crustaceans, molluscs, and insects
D
In eyes
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Q2. Where were the earliest fossils found of what became the now widespread household sparrow (known as Passer predomesticus)?

A
The Oumm-Qatafa cave in the desert southeast of Jerusalem
B
Apalle in central Sweden
C
Langenaltheim in Germany
D
Fujian in China
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Q3. What is the medical term for a jawbone?

A
Terrible
B
Tangible
C
Mandible
D
Manticore
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Q4. What is a kinkajou?

A
Small cat-size animal from Central and South America
B
Bird that migrates between north and south Africa
C
Tree growing mostly in Asia
D
Ancient Chinese instrument of torture
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Q5. What is the next number in the series 1, 4, 9, 16, 25?

A
64
B
49
C
36
D
32
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Q6. What was the last engineering work completed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel?

A
Royal Albert Bridge over the Tamar River
B
Great Eastern steamship
C
Paddington Station for the Great Western Railway
D
Clifton Suspension Bridge
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Q7. What word was coined by Charles Richet to denote a substance or spiritual energy "exteriorised" by physical mediums, said to be associated with formation of ghosts?

A
Spectrometer
B
Poltergeist
C
Doppelgänger
D
Ectoplasm
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