General Knowledge Question And Answers

 

• The first Indian to win the World Champion title in Chess

• Ans : Viswanathan Anand

• Who is known as ‘The Flying Sikh’

• Ans : Milka Singh

• Who is the first Indian woman to win a medal in the World Athletic meet

• Ans : Anju Boby Gerorge

• National Sports day is observed on August 29^th. It is the birth day of

• Ans : Dhyanchand

• In cricket, the length of the pitch between the wickets is

• Ans : 22 yards (20.12 m)

• The place in which the first Asian games were held at

• Ans : New Delhi

• The first ever National Youth Games (under-19) were held in January 2004 at

• Ans : Bangalore

• The number of rings in Olympics flag is

• Ans : 5

• Which country will host the Commonwealth Games in 2010

• Ans : India

• Who is the first Indian to join the Formula 1 league

• Ans : Narain Karthikeyan

• First Indian woman civil engineer

• Ans : Lalitha from Madras in 1937

• Who is known as ‘Light of Asia’

• Ans : Buddha

• Who is known as ‘Light of World’

• Ans : Christ

• Who is known as king of Rock & Roll

• Ans : Elvis Presley

• Who is known as Father of Kissan Movement

• Ans : Pro. N.G. Renga

• Who was the first Indian to go to jail in performance of his duty as a Journalist

• Ans : Surendranath Banerjee

• Christiaan Barnard, the surgeon who carried out the first successful transplantation was from the country

• Ans : South Africa

• The first person to conduct heart transplantation in India was

• Ans : Dr. Venugopal

• The first Indian pilot

• Ans : J.R.D Tata

• The first woman graduate of the Calcutta University addressed the AICC session in 1890. Who was she

• Ans : Kadambini Ganguly

• Who said â€Å"there is neither Hindu nor Muslim, only a manâ€Â

• Ans : Swami Vivekananda

• Who said the words â€Å"Show me a hero, I’ll write you a tragedyâ€Â

• Ans : Scott Fitzgerald

• The state sprawls over the Western Himalayas and the Karakoram Mountains. It is the most northerly and mountainous state of India’. This refers to the state of

• Ans : Jammu & Kashmir

• That is one small step for man, but one giant leap for mankind†Who said this

• Ans : Neil Armstrong

• Who said â€Å"consumer is the kingâ€Â

• Ans : Swami Vivekananda

• In which book of Shakespeare we can see the famous words ‘To be or not to be’

• Ans : Hamlet

• The Vedic saying â€Å"War begins in the minds of men†appears in

• Ans : Atharva Veda

• Who said â€Å"I therefore want freedom immediately, this very night, before dawn if it can be hadâ€Â

• Ans : Mahatma Gandhi

• The light has gone out of our lives and there is darkness every where†. Who said these

• Ans : Nehru on Gandhiji’s death

• Who defined â€Å"democracy as a government of the people, by the people and for the peopleâ€Â

• Ans :Abraham Lincoln

• Who said â€Å"there is neither Hindu nor Muslim, only a manâ€Â

• Ans : Swami Vivekananda

• Who said the words â€Å"Show me a hero, I’ll write you a tragedyâ€Â

• Ans : Scott Fitzgerald

• The state sprawls over the Western Himalayas and the Karakoram Mountains. It is the most northerly and mountainous state of India’. This refers to the state of

• Ans : Jammu & Kashmir

• That is one small step for man, but one giant leap for mankind†Who said this

• Ans : Neil Armstrong

• Who said â€Å"consumer is the kingâ€Â

• Ans : Swami Vivekananda

• In which book of Shakespeare we can see the famous words ‘To be or not to be’

• Ans : Hamlet

• The Vedic saying â€Å"War begins in the minds of men†appears in

• Ans : Atharva Veda

• Who said â€Å"I therefore want freedom immediately, this very night, before dawn if it can be hadâ€Â

• Ans : Mahatma Gandhi

• The light has gone out of our lives and there is darkness every where†. Who said these

• Ans : Nehru on Gandhiji’s death

• Who defined â€Å"democracy as a government of the people, by the people and for the peopleâ€Â

• Ans : Abraham Lincoln

• Agra is situated on the banks of the river

• Ans : Yamuna

• Which is the Highest Mountain Range

• Ans : Himalayas

• Which is the Highest Lake

• Ans : Titicaca

•  Longest Railway Platform

• Ans : Kharagpur (West Bengal)

•  Largest Church

• Ans : Basilica of St. Peters in Vatican City

•  Largest Park

• Ans : The Wood Buffalo National Park in Alberta, Canada

• The largest Parliament

• Ans : China

•  Largest Zoo

• Ans : Kruger National Park, South Africa

•  The biggest Flower

• Ans : Rafflesia

• Largest Bird

• Ans : Ostrich

•  Largest Land animal

• Ans : Elephant

• Largest man-like ape

• Ans : Gorilla

•  Highest Mountain

• Ans : Everest

•  Highest Airport

• Ans : Leh

•  Highest waterfalls

• Ans : Angel Falls, Venezuela

• Oldest National Flag

• Ans : Denmark

• Fastest animal

• Ans : Cheetah

• Tallest animal

• Ans : Giraffe

•   Operating system of a computer manages

• Ans : all the operations of a computer

• Software that can manipulate or destroy data or programs in a computer is known as

• Ans : Virus

• Binary Code’ used in computers makes use of which numbers

• Ans : 0 & 1

•   One kilobyte is equal to

• Ans : 1024 bytes

• Who is the architect of Supercomputer

• Ans : Seymour Cray

•   Which computer company introduced mouse for the first time

• Ans : Apple Corporation

•   Who developed the World Wide Web first

• Ans : Timothy Berners Lee

•   The first large scale, general purpose digital computer

• Ans : ENIAC

•   ENIAC

• Ans : Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer

• The shortcut key to print documents is

• Ans : Ctrl + P

• The function of key F4 in keyboard is

• Ans : to repeat the last action

• Name the first general purpose electronic computer

• Ans : UNIVAC

• Jainism is associated with

• Ans : Vardhamana Mahavira

• Daoism is associated with

• Ans : Laozi

•  Babism is associated with

• Ans : Mirza Ali Muhammad (The Bab)

•  Confucianism is associated with

• Ans : Confucius

•  Sikhism is associated with

• Ans : Guru Nanak

• Zoroastrianism is associated with

• Ans : Zoroaster

• Bhoodan movement is associated with

• Ans : Vinoba Bhave

• Sarvodaya is associated with

• Ans : Jaya Prakash Narayan

• Ramakrishna Mission is associated with

• Ans : Swami Vivekananda

•  Arya Samaj is associated with

• Ans : Dayanand Swaraswati

•  Brahma Samaj is associated with

• Ans : Raja Ram Mohan Roy

•  Dev Samaj is associated with

• Ans : Siva Narayan Agnihothri

•  Prarthana Samaj is associated with

• Ans : Keasab Chandra Sen

•  Sudhi Movement is associated with

• Ans : Swami Shradhanand

•  Chinmaya Mission is associated with

• Ans : Swami Chinmayananda

•  Servants of India Society is associated with

• Ans : Gopalakrishna Gokhale

•  Indian Association is associated with

• Ans : Surendranath Banerji

• Peoples Education Society is associated with

• Ans : Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

• Vana Mahotsava is associated with

• Ans : K.M. Munshi

• Which is called, City of Golden Temple?

• Ans : Amritsar

• Which is called, Blue Mountains?

• Ans : Nilgiri

• Which is called, Hill Queen?

• Ans : Simla

•  Which is called, Land of Five Rivers?

• Ans : Punjab

•  Which is called, Pearl of the Orient?

• Ans : Goa

•  Which is called, God's Own Country?

• Ans : Kerala

•  Which is called, Pink City?

• Ans : Jaipur

• Which is called, Queen of Arabian Sea?

• Ans : Cochin

•  Which is called, Switzerland of India?

• Ans : Kashmir

• Which is called, Sorrow of Bengal?

• Ans : River Damodar

•  Which is called, Sorrow of China?

• Ans : River Huang He (Yellow River)

•  Which is called, Sugar Bowl of World?

• Ans : Cuba

• Which is called, Rooftop of the World?

• Ans : Bolivia

• Which is called, Land of Midnight Sun?

• Ans : Norway

•  Which is the Largest Continent

• Ans : Asia

•  Which is the Largest Island

• Ans : Greenland

• Which is the Largest Ocean

• Ans : Pacific

•  Which is the Largest Peninsula

• Ans : Arabia

•  Which is the Largest Freshwater Lake

• Ans : Lake Superior

•  Which is the Largest Archipelago

• Ans : Indonesia

•  Which is the Largest Saltwater Lake

• Ans : Caspian Sea

• Which is the Largest Desert

• Ans : Sahara (Africa)

• Which is the Largest Delta

• Ans : Sunderbans (Bengal)

•  Which is the Largest River

• Ans : Nile

•  Which is the Smallest Continent

• Ans : Australia

•  Which is the Highest Plateau

• Ans : Pamir (Tibet)

• Which is the Highest Mountain Peak

• Ans : Everest (Nepal)

• Theosophical Society is associated with

• Ans : Annie Besant

• Which is the first state in India has been formed on purely linguistic basis?

• Ans : Andra Pradesh

•   The famous Thirumala Thirupathi Venkateswara Temple is in which district?

• Ans : Chittoor

• Which is known as twin cities?

• Ans : Hyderabad and Secunderabad

• Which state is known as the 'Orchid Paradise of India?

• Ans : Arunachal Pradesh

• Which place in Assam is said to be the meeting place of Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam?

• Ans : Hajo

•   Lord Mahavira breathed his last at

• Ans : Pavapuri

•   Goa become the 25^th state of the Indian union on

• Ans : 30^th May 1987

• The ancestral home of Mahendra Chaudhari, the Indian origin former prime minister of Fiji who was overthrown in a military coup is from

• Ans : Haryana

• Jammu & Kashmir was acceded to India on

• Ans : 26^th October 1947

• Sea of Tranquility' and 'Ocean of Storms' are in

• Ans : Moon

• The alliance of non-communist parties against congress in the 1972 elections were known as

• Ans : Grand Alliance

•   Who advocated for the ‘Total Revolution’ during 1974–75

• Ans : Jayaprakash Narayan

•   Which Government introduced the food for work program first

• Ans : Janatha Government (1977)

• Which program introduced in schools aimed at providing basic amenity to the schools

• Ans : Operation Blackboard

• The first ‘baby friendly’ state in India is

• Ans : Kerala

• Who gave the slogan ‘Garibi Hato’

• Ans : Indira Gandhi

• Name the state with the largest number of registered newspapers

• Ans : Uttar Pradesh

•   National Literacy Mission launched in 1988 aims at attaining a sustainable 75% literacy rate level by

• Ans : 2007

• The word ‘Satyameva Jayate’ inscribed below the abacus of the state emblem of India was taken from

• Ans : Mundaka Upanishad Muharram, Safar, Rabi ul aval, Rabi u

•   Months in Islamic calendar

• Ans : akhir, Rajab, Shaban, Ramadan, Shawwal, Dhual-Qadah, Dhual-Hijjah

•  In a vacuum flask, silvering reduces the loss of heat by

• Ans : radiation

• The period of oscillation of a pendulum depends on

• Ans : length of the spring

• The boiling point of a liquid ......... if pressure is decreased

• Ans : decreases

•  No sound is heard on the moon because there is ..... on the moon

• Ans : no atmosphere

•  Why do water pipes, in hilly areas, often burst on a cold, frosty night?

• Ans : When water in the pipe freezes, it expands. So pipes break

•  Why do we sweat on a hot day?

• Ans : In order to maintain a constant temperature, sweating is necessary

• Why do the clothes keep us warm during winter?

• Ans : Clothes prevent the heat of the body to escape.

• Why do we hear better on water than land?

• Ans : Sound travels faster in water than air

•  Why are the mountains cooler than plains?

• Ans : Air on the mountains is less dense so it absorbs less heat.

•  Why is it easier to swim in sea water than in river?

• Ans : Density of sea water is higher

•   The only paramilitary force which has an exclusive 'Mahila Battalion' is

• Ans : CRPF batch – 88

• The largest paramilitary force in India

• Ans : Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)

• Who is legally competent to declare war or conclude peace treaty

• Ans : The President

•   Thumba rocket launching station is in which state

• Ans : Kerala

• Father of civil Aviation in India

• Ans : J.R.D. Tata

•   India’s first electric car

• Ans : Rava

• What are Coast Guards

• Ans : an emergency service that rescues people in difficulties at sea and acts against smuggling

• The paramilitary force of India setup to provide security to Industrial undertakings owned by the Government is →

• Ans : Central Industrial Security Force (CISF)

•  From where was GSAT-1 launched

• Ans : Sriharikota

•   The first human-made objects to reach altitudes above 80 km is

• Ans : V-2s, a rocket

•   The slogan associated with French Revolution

• Ans : Liberty, Equality and Fraternity

• In 1815 Napoleon was defeated in the battle of

• Ans : Waterloo

• Whose period was known as the Golden Age of Rome?

• Ans : Augustus Caesar

• The king ruled in the period of French revolution

• Ans : Louis 16th

• The political party of Hitler

• Ans : National Socialist Party (Nazi)

• Brown shirts were associated with

• Ans : Hitler

• The political party of Mussolini

• Ans : Fascist Party

• Black shirts were associated with

• Ans : Mussolini

• Who organized 'Red Army'

• Ans : Trotsky

• Pentagon is

• Ans : the defence department of USA

• The movement of a plant part toward or away from a source of heat is called

• Ans : Thermotropism

• The movement or growth of an organism or part of an organism in response to a chemical stimulus

• Ans : Chemotropism

• Plant that will only grow in water or in a very moist environment

• Ans : Hydrophytes

• Plant that needs moderate amounts of moisture for growth is known as

• Ans : Mesophytes

• Plant that can survive and grow in direct sunlight or that grows best in direct sunlight is called

• Ans : Heliophytes

• Plant that is adapted to living through seasonal changes in heat, cold, dryness, or moisture, for example, by shedding leaves during a dry season is called

• Ans : Tropophyte

•   Green plant pigment used in photosynthesis is called

• Ans : Chlorophyll

• What is responsible for yellow, orange, or red color in flowers and fruits

• Ans : Chromoplasts

• The pigment found in plants that gives them their green color

• Ans : Chlorophyll

•  Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary is located in which state

• Ans : Gujarat

•  Months in Hebrew calendar

• Ans : Shevat, Adar, Nisan, Iyar, Sivan, Tammuz, Av, Elul, Tishri, Heshvan, Kislev, Tevet

•  Elementary education covers children in the age group

• Ans : 6 to 14 years

•  The National song ‘Vande Mataram’ was composed by

• Ans : Bankim Chadra Chatterjee

•  The National emblem was adopted by the Government of India in the year

• Ans : 26^th January, 1950

•  The design of the National Flag was adopted in the year

• Ans : 22^nd July 1947

• The playing time of the full version of the National Anthem is approximately equal to

• Ans : 52 sec

•  The first regular census in India was taken in the year

• Ans : 1881

•  First computer literate Panchayat in India is

• Ans : Vellanad (Kerala State)

•  The longest highway in India runs from

• Ans : Varanasi to Kanyakumari, NH – 7, 2369 km

•  Which Indian town has been selected as the first 'Eco Town' of India

• Ans : Panipat

•  Which element helps in the flowering of plants

• Ans : Phosphorous

Bone is used as a fertilizer because it contains

Ans : Phosphorous

Chemistry in ancient times was called

Ans : Alchemy

 Which is the lightest gas next to Hydrogen

Ans : Helium

 The first metal used by man was

Ans : Copper

 AIDS disease was first identified in which country

Ans : America in 1981

The first woman I.P.S Officer of India

Ans : Kiran Bedi

Mandi House' is

Ans : The office of the Director General of Doordarshan

Speed' the improved quality of petrol was introduced by

Ans : B.P. (Bharat Petroleum)

 Gobi desert is situated in

Ans : Mangolia/Northeastern China

Kalahari desert is situated in

Ans : Botswana

Java island is in which ocean

Ans : Indian Ocean

Four divided stages of prehistoric periods are

Ans : Paleolithic period, Mesolithic period, Neolithic period and Chalcolithic period

Who proposed the germ theory of disease

Ans : Louis Pasture

First woman Governor

Ans : Sarojini Naidu

First woman Minister

Ans : Vijayalakshmy Pandit

First woman Chief Minister

Ans : Sucheta Kripalani

First woman Ruler in Delhi

Ans : Raziya Begum

First woman Speaker

Ans : Suseela Nayar

Who was the first woman President of the Indian National Congress?

Ans : Annie Besant

The first woman member in the Planning Commission was

Ans : Durgabhai Deshmukh

Name the first woman who became the Prime minister of a democratic country

Ans : Sirimao Bhandaranaike

The first woman to recipient of Bharat Ratna was

Ans : Indira Gandhi

 First Indian woman to climb Mount Everest is

Ans : Bachendri Pal

'Knot' is the unit of

Ans : speed of ships

 One 'Knot' is equivalent to

Ans : one nautical mile per hour or approximately 1.85 km per hour

 Sound waves can travel in vacuum. True or false

Ans : False

 A green leaf placed in a dark room is illuminated by red light. The leaf will appear as

Ans : Black

 Which law deals with the elasticity

Ans : Hook’s law

 What is the colour of the hottest star?

Ans : Blue

Which planet is known as the red planet?

Ans : Mars

 When will be the Earth very near to Sun?

Ans : 1st March

 When will be the Earth very far away from the Sun?

Ans : 12th December

 The period of one revolution of Sun around the centre of galaxy is called?

Ans : Cosmic year

 'Knot' is the unit of

Ans : speed of ships

 One 'Knot' is equivalent to

Ans : one nautical mile per hour or approximately 1.85 km per hour

Sound waves can travel in vacuum. True or false

Ans : False

 A green leaf placed in a dark room is illuminated by red light. The leaf will appear as

Ans : Black

 Which law deals with the elasticity

Ans : Hook’s law

What is the colour of the hottest star?

Ans : Blue

 Which planet is known as the red planet?

Ans : Mars

 When will be the Earth very near to Sun?

Ans : 1st March

When will be the Earth very far away from the Sun?

Ans : 12th December

 The period of one revolution of Sun around the centre of galaxy is called?

Ans : Cosmic year

. Father of electricity

Ans : Michael Faraday

• Kalinga Prize is awarded by

• Ans : Environment

•  Who was the first Ramon Magsaysay Award winner from India

• Ans : Acharya Vinoba Bhave

•  The first recipient of Gandhi Peace Prize was

• Ans : Dr. Julius N. Nyerera

•  Nehru Award is instituted for

• Ans : International understanding and peace

•  Kalinga Prize, an International prize is awarded annually for the recognition of outstanding achievement in the interpretation and popularization of

• Ans : Science

• Magnifying glass was invented by

• Ans : Roger Bacon

•  Polio vaccine was invented by

• Ans : Jonas Edward Salk

•  Who discovered the Blood groups

• Ans : Karl Landsteiner

•  Television was invented by

• Ans : John L. Baird

•  Theory of relativity was explained by

• Ans : Albert Einstein

• Wireless Telegraph was invented by

• Ans : Marconi

• Incandescent lamp was invented by

• Ans : Edison

•  X-Ray was discovered by

• Ans : Wilhelm Roentgen

• Chloroform was invented by

• Ans : J.Y. Simpson

•  Who invented the practical Locomotive

• Ans : Richard Trevithick

• zone day is observed on

• Ans : 16^th September

• World health day is on

• Ans : 7^th April

• Navy day is celebrated on

• Ans : 4^th December

• World Solar Energy Day

• Ans : 3^rd May

•  Commonwealth Day

• Ans : Second Monday in March

• World Employment Day

• Ans : June 5

• World Architectural Day

• Ans : July 1

• National Maritime Day

• Ans : 5^th April

• Anti Terrorist Day

• Ans : 21^st May

•  World Anti-smoke Day

• Ans : 31^st May

• Zone day is observed on

• Ans : 16^th September

• World health day is on

• Ans : 7^th April

•  Navy day is celebrated on

• Ans : 4^th December

Ahmedabad is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Sabarmati

 Allahabad is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : confluence of the Ganga and Yamuna

Ayodhya is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Sarayu

Badarinath is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Ganga

Kolkatha is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Hooghly

Cuttack is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Mahanadi

Delhi is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Yamuna

Guwahati is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Brahmaputra

Haridwar is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Ganga

Luckow is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Gomati

Kanpur is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Ganga

Jabalpur is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Narmada

Kota is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Chambal

Ludhiana is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Sutlej

Srinagar is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Jhelum

Surat is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Tapti

Vijayawada is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Krishna

Sambalpur is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Mahanadi

Patna is situated on the banks of the river

Ans :Ganga

 Luckow is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Gomati

Kanpur is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Ganga

Jabalpur is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Narmada

Kota is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Chambal

Ludhiana is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Sutlej

Srinagar is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Jhelum

Surat is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Tapti

Vijayawada is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Krishna

Sambalpur is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Mahanadi

 Patna is situated on the banks of the river

Ans : Ganga

Which city is called as 'City of Sky Scrappers'?

Ans : New York

Which city is called as 'City of Dreaming Spears'?

Ans : Oxford

Which city is called as 'City of Eternal Springs'?

Ans : Quito

 Which city is called as 'City of Golden Gate?

Ans : Sanfrancisco

 Which is known as 'Seven Hills'?

Ans : Rome

Which is known as 'City of Magnificent Distances'?

Ans : Washington

Which is known as 'Cockpit of Europe'?

Ans : Belgium

Which is known as 'Copper Country'?

Ans : Zambia

Which is known as 'Dark Continent'?

Ans : Africa

 Which is known as 'Emerald Islands'?

Ans : Ireland

Which is called, City of Palaces?

Ans : Kolkatha

• Saccharin, a substance 375 times sweeter than sugar is obtained from

• Ans : Toluene, occurring in Coal tar

•  Name a food material which contains phosphorus

• Ans : Onion

• Usually, base changes the colour of litmus from

• Ans : Red to Blue

• The number of molecules contained in 1mole of a gas is called

• Ans : Avogadro number

•  Name the product obtained by the destructive distillation of wood

• Ans : Charcoal

• The charcoal used for decolorizing of sugar is

• Ans : Activated charcoal

• Who discovered natural radioactivity

• Ans : Hentry Bequeral

•  Hydrogen was discovered by

• Ans : Cavendish

•  Who invented Microprocessor

• Ans : Ted Hoff

•  Name the scientist who proposed Doppler Effect

• Ans : Christian Doppler

•  Who discovered Argon

• Ans : Ramsay

•  Name the scientist who proposed pH value

• Ans : Sorenson

•  Who discovered the Law of Gravitation

• Ans : Sir Isaac Newton

•  Who discovered penicillin

• Ans : Alexander Fleming

• . Who invented dynamite

• Ans : Alfred Nobel

•  The Nobel Prizes were established by

• Ans : Alfred Bernhard Nobel

•  Booker prize is given to the field of

• Ans : Fiction writing

• The winner of the Jnanapeetam award for the first time

• Ans : G. Sankara Kurup

•  Oscar Award is associated with

• Ans : Cinema

•  Indira Gandhi Paryavaran Puraskar is given in which field

• Ans : UNESCO

• World Solar Energy Day

• Ans : 3^rd May

•  Commonwealth Day

• Ans : Second Monday in March

•  World Employment Day

• Ans : June 5

•  World Architectural Day

• Ans : July 1

•  National Maritime Day

• Ans : 5^th April

•  Anti Terrorist Day

• Ans : 21^st May

•  World Anti-smoke Day

• Ans : 31^st May

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with warm regards

Harish Sati
Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)
Maidan Garhi, New Delhi-110068

(M) + 91 - 9990646343 | (E-mail) Harish.sati@gmail.com


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