Music Quiz Questions

Music- Quiz Questions and Answers



• Name the Australian musician who composed the famous waltz “On the beautiful, Blue Danube” in 1866:
Johann Strauss (The Younger)
• Which eminent German family produced musicians over seven generations?
Bach family
• Name the famous German composer who continued writing musical pieces even after he turned deaf:
Ludwig van Beethoven
• Name the Russian born musician who composed the ballet “The Firebird” in the year 1910:
Igor Stravinsky
• Which musical instrument is reputed to be the oldest in the world?
The Drum
• When was violin introduced into the Indian music?
19th century
• What is the name of the Chinese guitar?
Pipa-pa
• In the music what is the highest attainable male voice called?
Alto
• To which country does the musical stringed instrument ’balalaika’ belong?
Russia
• Which is the national musical instrument of Japan?
Koto-A kind of zither
• Which instrument is keyboard read-organ, powered by foot pedals and used in American churches during the 1800?
Harmonium
• Which instrument has 47 strings and seven pedals, and was introduced into orchestra in the 19th century?
Concert harp
• Which instrument‘s name translates literally as ‘soft loud ’?
Pianoforte piano
• What were performed at La Scala, Milan at the auditorium in convent garden, London?
Operas
• What was the surname of Thomas Arthur who collaborated to write ‘The Savoy operas’?
Gilbert and Sullivan
• Which composer wrote 27 piano concertos, 23 string quartets, 35 violin sonatas and more than 50 symphonies’?
Mozart
• What was the title of Beethoven’s only in opera?
Fidelio
• What was used to conduct the orchestra before the baton was introduced in the early 19th century?
A Violin bow
• Which Irish flautist was a member of the Berlin philharmonic 1969-75 before pursuing a solo career?
James Galway
• Which symphony did Dvorak write during his time as director of the National Conservatory in New York?
The ‘New World’ symphony
• For the British king did Handel compose the ‘water music‘in 1717?
George 1



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GENERAL STUDIES – Quiz Questions and Answers part -1

GENERAL STUDIES – Quiz Questions and Answers part -1


  • What sign of the zodiac is representing by a goat?
Capricorn
  • A house height is measured from ground to which part of its body?
The highest part of the it’s withers-base of the crest line of its neck
  • What is the name of the common fire proof martial used for thatching house roofs?
Asbestos
  • How did ‘passport ’get its name?
Permission to pass from port to port
  • What is Japanese word for ‘Goodbye ‘?
Sayonara
  • Nationality of Christopher Columbus:
Genoese (Italian)
  • Which European prince was known as ‘The Navigator’?
Prince Henry of Portugal
  • What is the Tamil name of God Vishnu?
Tirumal
  • In a share market what do the ‘Bull’ and ‘Bear ‘represent?
Upward trend and Downward trend in prices respectively
  • What was the trade mark of the first umbrellas manufactured in India
Stag mark (1860)
  • The first navigator to go around the earth was a Spanish name Magellan. What was the name of his ship?
Victoria
  • Timbuktu was discovered by Europeans in 1807 where it is?
In Mali-in Africa on the southern boundary of the Sahara on the river Niger
  • In medieval times what was a ‘mangonel’ used for?
Launching missiles or stones – it was a siege engine
  • What was”ha-ha”?
A sunken ditch or fence surrounding a park or garden
  • The largest syndicate crime organization in the world is reputed to be ‘mafia’.By what other name is it commonly?
The Family or La Cosa Nostra
  • What is the name of Dublin prison –the largest in Ireland?
Mount joy Prison
  • Which day is celebrated as earth day?
April 22
  • One greatest rulers of Europe was nick named –“The Little Corporal”. Identify him?
Napoleon Bonaparte
  • The ocean is the midlives island the group?
The Indian Ocean


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COMPUTER GENERAL QUIZ QUESTIONS


• COBOL is acronym for:
Common Business Oriented Language
• BASIC is acronym for:
Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code
• KB, MB, GB, is respectively:
Kilo Bites Mega Bites Giga Bites
• A set of 8 bits is called:
Bite
• A set of 4 bit is called:
Nibble
• HDD and FDD are respectively:
Hard Disk Drive, Floppy Disk Drive
• Winchester drive is also called:
Hard disk Drive
• The center processing unit of a computer consist 3 units namely:
Arithmetic Logic Unit, Control Unit, Memory Unit
• A program written using binary codes is called:
Machine language
• The computer which has incorporated the characters of analog and digital computers is:
Hybrid computers
• The medium is used by input dives light pen for graphical input is:
CRT screen
• SMPS stands for:
Switch Mode Power Supply
• UPS stands for:
Uninterrupted Power Supply
• The translator program that translates each line of the source program as it run is called:
Interpreter
• The pictorial representation of the procedure proposed to solve a problem by a program:
Flow chart
• ANCII stands for:
American Standard Code for Information Interchange
• ANSI stands for:
American National Standard Institute
• EBCDIC is the acronym for:
Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code
• ERP packages are:
Enterprise Resource Planning Package
• Example for ERP packages:
SAP, BAN etc..
• Write office automation package of Microsoft:
Ms Office
• The time gap during the failure of a computer system is also called
Down Time
• What is meant by ‘system analyst’?
A person who examine and defines actives, flow and problems to be solved and system and procedures to determine hoe best the necessary operation can accomplished
• Fetch means:
To retrieve data or instructions from storage

• UNIX was developed by:
Bell laboratory s

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WORLD HISTORY THE MID LEVEL PERIOD


• Name of the civilization that become most advanced in the middle age:
Arab
• When did the barbarian conquer Rome?
A.D 455
• Where did the feudalism first originate?
Europe
• The language of learning the middle ages:
Latin
• The Frist University is started at:
Paris
• Which subject is called the queen of science in the middle ages?
Theology
• What was the source of power in feudal society?
Land
• In the mid-level times there were three different kinds of guilds-craftsmen and religious were two what was third?
Merchants
• The Dark Age is supposed to have ended in:
AD 1453
• What marked end of ancient age and beginning of modern age?
The destruction of Roman Empire
• The city remained a Christian center of civilization:
Constantinople
• Constantinople was captured by the:
Turks
• In feudalism, the persons who held the land was called:
Vassal
• Who formed the base of feudal society?
The serfs
• The growth of christen organization was one of the most significant development of the:
The Middle age
• Who conducted a crusade against luxury and idleness of monks?
St.Bernard
• Who gave a set of rules for government of monastic order?
St Basil
• What are the best specimens of architecture in the middle ages?
The Churches
• The year which Prophet Muhammad died:
AD 632
• Who expanded Muslim dominion to Syria, Egypt Mesopotamia and Persia?
Umar
• Who was the first caliph?
Abu-Bakr
• Kufa is in modern:
Iraq
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World History Quiz Questions - Ancient Period


  • The father of the history:
Herodotus
  • In which year Alexander invaded India
In 326 B.C
  • The period of unrecorded history is known as:
 Pre Historic Age
  • Which Indian king put up tough residence and fights against Alexander?
Porus of Panjab
  • The thing Neanderthal man accidentally discovered:
Fire
  • The superior type of human being compared top the Neanderthal:
The Co-Magnon
  • The greatest king of Mesopotamia who gave his subject a code of laws:
Hammurabi
  • The ancient people who invented the writing of Cuneiform:
The Sumerians
  • What was the king of ancient Egypt?
 The Pharaoh
  • The preserved dead body of the ancient Egyptians is called:
Mummies
  • The greatest pyramid:
Khufu
  • The great temple of ancient Egyptians which was dedicated to the Sun God:
The temple of Abu Simbel
  • The ancient Egyptians script which means”Scared Writing “:
Hieroglyphic
  • Which was the major Chinese states exit in third centuries BC?
Chin, Chu, Ehi
  • The Chinese ruler who built the Great Wall of China:
Shih-Hwang-Ti
  • The dynasty which ruled china for nearly 400 years?
Han
  • A religious leader and philosopher who lived in china about 500 BC
Confucius
  • The ancient people who invented Seismograph
The Chinese
  • The most powerful leader in Persia in the 6th century B.C:
Cyrus
  • The founder of the religion, Zoroastrianism:
Zoroaster
  • The god of Parsees was called:
Ahura Mazda
  • The most famous Greek poet:
Homer
  • The important Epics of the Greeks:
Iliad and odyssey
  • What were the most important city states in ancient Greece?
Athens and Sparta
  • What is meant by oligarchy?
The rule by a few rich men
  • The most famous ruler of the ancient Athens:
Pericles
  • The great Greek women who sang on the beauty of love and nature:
Sappho
  • The great lyric poet who wrote poem to honors the victorious Greek athletes?
Pindar
  • The founder of tragedy drams:
Aeschylus
  • The greatest of Greek tragedians:
Sophocles’
  • The most famous philosophers of ancient Greece:
Socrates, Plato and Aristotle 
  • The most famous student of Socrates:
Plato
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Nature and Biology


• What is ecosystem?
The entire living community and non-living factors of the environment together form of ecosystems
• Which form of the science dealing with the study of structural and cultural traits of human beings?
Anthropology
• What are the two functional group of the ecosystem?
Autotrophs and Heterotophs
• Where does the primary photochemical reaction occur in chloroplast?
Quanta some
• What is exobiology?
It is the study if life in outer space
• What is the magnification of an electron microscope?
1, 00,000
• Which is monocarp plant which shows gregarious flowering once in 48 years?
Bamboo
• Write an example of serendipity:
Discovery of penicillin by Fleming
• What u mean by Hydroponics?
Plant growth in liquid culture medium
• What id the technique of separation of disrupted cell components?
Fractionation
• What is EM?
Electron Microscope
• Name two monocarp plants which show gregarious flowering?
Bambusa tulda, Melocanna bambusoides
• Under what system, organisms are provided with scientific names?
Binomials nomenclature
• What name branch of biology which devoted to identifying, naming and classifying organisms?
Taxonomy
• Who was the author of the ‘Man place in nature’?
Huxley
• Expand the term TMV?
Tobacco Mosaic Virus
• What is DNA?
Deoxyribonucleic Acid
• What is Histology?
Histology is a study of tissues microscopic anatomy
• Which is the free living bacterium in fixes nitrogen?
Azotobacter
• What is physiology?
Physiology is the study of structure and functions
• What is cell biology?
Cell biology is the study of the structure and reproduction of cells
• What you mean by genetics?
Genetics is the study of heredity and variations

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Computer SystemSoftware Questions


• Digital computers are computer are classified into four categories what are they?
Micro Computers, Mainframe Computer and Super Computers
• PC/XT stands for:
Personal Computers Extended Technology
• PC/AT stands for:
Personal Computers Advance Technology
• MIPS is
Million Instructions per Second
• Examples of Mini computer
IBM AS/400/B60, VAX 8842, WIPROGENIUS, WIPRO LANDMARK 860, HP9000 etc.
• In the case of micro computer speed of CPU is:
(1-10MPS)
Speed of CPU in case of mini computer
(20-50 MIPS)
• The program change that makes up the operating system along with associated utility program change, as distinct from an application program is:
System software
• 4GL stands for:
Fourth generation language
• The basics of Internet:
TCP/IP
• A standard protocol that that describes communication between computers, synthesizers and musical instrument:
MIDI
• The main memories have three distinct parts, what are they?
RAM, ROM, Cache
 • Language processing means:
Analysis of source program +synthesis phase
• Language processor consists of two phases. What are they?
Analysis phase and synthesis phase
• The process of recognizing the lexical component in a source string is called:
Scanning
• There are two fundamental approaches to parsing. What are they?
Top Down parsing and Bottom Up parsing
• MDT stands for:
Macro Definition Table
• SST stands for:
Sequencing Symbol Table
• ATP stands for:
Actual Parameter Table
• In compiler, which analyzer convert s the source program into a sequence of atomic units called tokens?
Lexical Analyzer
• Identifiers, keywords, constants, operators, and punctuation
Symbols such as commas and parentheses are typical:
Tokens
• The name of device used for user to computer communications, usually the display and keyboard is called:
Consol
• What is CON?
It is the abbreviation for consol
• CAE stands for:
Computer aided engineering
• CADD stands for:
Computer aided drafting and design
• The leading personal computer software company Microsoft Corporation founded in which year?
1975 by Bill Gates & Paul Allen
• What is Microsoft’s first product?
A BASIC Interrupter for the Intel 8080 up
• Windows 3 was released in which year?
March 1990
• POSIX stands for:
Portable Operating System Interface
• PASCAL was developed by:
Niklaus Wirth

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Computer SystemSoftware Questions


• Digital computers are computer are classified into four categories what are they?
Micro Computers, Mainframe Computer and Super Computers
• PC/XT stands for:
Personal Computers Extended Technology
• PC/AT stands for:
Personal Computers Advance Technology
• MIPS is
Million Instructions per Second
• Examples of Mini computer
IBM AS/400/B60, VAX 8842, WIPROGENIUS, WIPRO LANDMARK 860, HP9000 etc.
• In the case of micro computer speed of CPU is:
(1-10MPS)
Speed of CPU in case of mini computer
(20-50 MIPS)
• The program change that makes up the operating system along with associated utility program change, as distinct from an application program is:
System software
• 4GL stands for:
Fourth generation language
• The basics of Internet:
TCP/IP
• A standard protocol that that describes communication between computers, synthesizers and musical instrument:
MIDI
• The main memories have three distinct parts, what are they?
RAM, ROM, Cache
 • Language processing means:
Analysis of source program +synthesis phase
• Language processor consists of two phases. What are they?
Analysis phase and synthesis phase
• The process of recognizing the lexical component in a source string is called:
Scanning
• There are two fundamental approaches to parsing. What are they?
Top Down parsing and Bottom Up parsing
• MDT stands for:
Macro Definition Table
• SST stands for:
Sequencing Symbol Table
• ATP stands for:
Actual Parameter Table
• In compiler, which analyzer convert s the source program into a sequence of atomic units called tokens?
Lexical Analyzer
• Identifiers, keywords, constants, operators, and punctuation
Symbols such as commas and parentheses are typical:
Tokens
• The name of device used for user to computer communications, usually the display and keyboard is called:
Consol
• What is CON?
It is the abbreviation for consol
• CAE stands for:
Computer aided engineering
• CADD stands for:
Computer aided drafting and design
• The leading personal computer software company Microsoft Corporation founded in which year?
1975 by Bill Gates & Paul Allen
• What is Microsoft’s first product?
A BASIC Interrupter for the Intel 8080 up
• Windows 3 was released in which year?
March 1990
• POSIX stands for:
Portable Operating System Interface
• PASCAL was developed by:
Niklaus Wirth
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Internet Quiz Questions


• What is INTERNET?
Internet is the world's largest computer network, the "network of networks". Scattered all over the world
• When was the INTERNET Created?
It was created thirty six years ago as a project of U.S Department of Defense,
• What Internet service provider (ISP)?
It is the companies that provide INTERNET access.
• What is WWW?
It is the system based hypertext and HTTP for providing organizing and accessing wide verity of resources that are available by the INTERNET.
• What is web page?
It is a unit of information often called a document that is available over the WWW.
• Name the protocol that allows a computer to use the TCP/IP protocol and connected directly to the Net using a standard voice telephone line and high speed modem:
P P P (point-to-point protocol)]
• It is a software program that acts as an interface between the user and WWW what is it?
Web Browser
• Name two different type of Web Browser:
Text-based browser and Graphical Browser
• It collects and organizes resources that are available via the WWW, and designed to provide a starting point for locating information. Name it:
Web Index
• It is an interactive tool that enables to locate information available via Name it:
Search Engine
• It is unique, numeric identifier used to specify a particular host computer on a particular network, and is part of a global , standard’s scheme of identifying machines that are connected with INTERNET Name it:
IP Address (Internet Protocol)
• It is the way of identify and locate computers connected to the INTERNET Name it:
Domain Name
• It provides hierarchical way of identifying and locating INTERNET resources on the WWW Name It:
Uniform Resources Locater (URL)
• A binding document signed by all users that explains the rules of INTERNET use at an institution. Name it:
Acceptable user policy (AUP)
• What is gopher?
It is a protocol designed to search, retrieve and display documents from remote site on the Internet
• It is an Internet search tool that has the capability of searching many databases at one time. Name it:
Wide area information service (WAIS)
• What is FTP (file transfer protocol?)
The medium that allows transferring of files between computers on the net using an FTP program or via Netscape
• What is E-Journal?
It is an electronics publications, typically found in academic circles
• What is NNTP?
Network News Transport Protocol-This is used to distribute network news
• Name the security feature that allows access to information on an individual basis:
Authentication
 MIPS is an acronym for:
Millions of instructions per second
 The duplicate copy of data/program on a separate storage medium is called:
Back up
 A center processor placed on a semi-conductor chip is called as a:
Microprocessor
 Who invented the modem?
AT&T Information System, USA
 Which is standard internet protocol for distributing E-Mail?
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)
 The computer generated environment is called:
Virtual
 Who coined the term hypertext in 1965?
Ted Nelson
 Which protocol provides basis for the net?
Internet Protocol –IP


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