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by GOURAB GHOSH
· Class 2
Which is the greatest number? 789, 798, 879, 897
Maths
Number Sense (3-Digit Numbers)
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by GOURAB GHOSH
· Class 2
Which number has 5 hundreds, 0 tens, and 6 ones?
Maths
Numerals
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by GOURAB GHOSH
· Class 2
What is the place value of 4 in 845?
Maths
Numerals
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by GOURAB GHOSH
· Class 2
Which is the smallest 3-digit number?
Maths
Numerals
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by GOURAB GHOSH
· Class 2
Which number comes just after 499?
Maths
Numerals
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by GOURAB GHOSH
· Class 2
How do you write 305 in words?
Maths
Numerals
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by GOURAB GHOSH
· Class 2
Which numeral represents "nine hundred ninety-nine"?
Maths
Numerals
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by GOURAB GHOSH
· Class 2
What is the numeral for "eight hundred five"?
Maths
Numerals
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by GOURAB GHOSH
· Class 2
What is the number name for 666?
Maths
Number Names
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by GOURAB GHOSH
· Class 2
What is the smallest 3-digit number that can be formed using the digits 5, 2, and 9? (Use each digit only once.)
Maths
Number Sense (3-Digit Numbers)
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by GOURAB GHOSH
· Class 2
Which planet is known as the "Red Planet"?
Science
Earth and Universe
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by GOURAB GHOSH
· Class 2
Which sentence is correct?
English
Punctuation
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by SRASHTI BAJPAI
· Class 7
what is the value of π
Maths
Integers
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by ADVIKA CHATTERJEE
· Class 4
What is the atomic number of Carbon?
Science
Matter and Materials
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by SATTVIK KUNDRA
· Class 5
A rectangular garden length is 15 km and the breadth is 16 km, what is the perimeter?
Maths
Perimeter
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by NISHKARSH SHUKLA
· Class 7
Ram is having stomach acidity. He comes to Sahil's store. What should Sahil give to Ram?
Science
Acids, Bases and Salts
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
An object is taken from the Earth to the Moon. In this process:A) Both its mass and weight change.B) Its mass changes but its weight remains the same.C) Its mass remains the same but its weight changes.D) Neither its mass nor its weight changes.
Science
Gravitation
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
Why do school bags have wide straps?A) To decrease the total weight of the bag.B) To increase the pressure exerted on the shoulder.C) To decrease the pressure exerted on the shoulder.D) To make the bag look more attractive.
Science
Gravitation
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
An object will float on the surface of a liquid if:A) Its density is greater than the density of the liquid.B) Its density is less than or equal to the density of the liquid.C) Its mass is greater than the mass of the liquid displaced.D) The buoyant force acting on it is zero.
Science
Matter in Our Surroundings
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by GIANSH GUPTA KHUNDKER
· Class 9
In Rutherford’s gold foil experiment, why did a tiny fraction of alpha particles rebound back by 180 degrees?
A) Because the atom is completely solid throughout.
B) Because electrons exert a massive repulsive force.
C) Because the positive charge and mass are concentrated in a tiny central nucleus.
D) Because alpha particles are highly attracted to gold atoms.
Science
Matter in Our Surroundings
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