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A
Australia
B
Germany
C
Greenland
D
France

Explanation

Scientific studies have found significant cosmic dust deposits in various places, but general knowledge sources often point to Australia or sea sediments. In this context, Australia is the intended answer.

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A
China
B
India
C
Botswana
D
South Africa

Explanation

India, particularly Surat, is the world's largest diamond cutting and polishing center, handling the vast majority of the world's diamonds. (Note: Antwerp is in Belgium, not India, but India is the hub for processing).

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A
Afghanistan
B
Indonesia
C
Bangladesh
D
Pakistan

Explanation

Indonesia is the largest Muslim country in the world by population, hosting the largest number of Muslims of any nation.

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A
China
B
Britain
C
India
D
USA

Explanation

The National People's Congress of China is the largest parliamentary body in the world, consisting of nearly 3,000 members.

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A
Tokyo
B
Brasilia
C
New York
D
London

Explanation

To mark International Women's Day, Air India operated its first all-women crew flight from Mumbai to New York in 2010.

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A
Major White from America
B
Col. Leonov from Russia
C
Guglielmo Marconi from Italy
D
Both a and b

Explanation

Alexei Leonov (Russia) was the first person to walk in space. Ed White (America) followed. The option 'Both a and b' acknowledges the pioneers from both nations in this context.

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A
Charles Conrad and Alan Bean
B
Frank Boreman, Bill Anders and Jim Lovell
C
Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin
D
All of above

Explanation

The crew of Apollo 8, consisting of Frank Borman, Bill Anders, and Jim Lovell, were the first humans to orbit (circle) the Moon in 1968.

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Capt. R. E. Scott
B
Sir Edmund Hillary
C
Rear Admiral
D
Capt. Amundsen

Explanation

Roald Amundsen, a Norwegian explorer, was the first person to reach the South Pole on December 14, 1911, beating the rival British expedition led by Scott.

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A
Capt. R. E. Scott
B
Sir Vivian Fuchs and Edmund Hillary
C
Maj. Yuri Gagarin and Maj. Gherman Titor
D
All of above

Explanation

Sir Vivian Fuchs and Sir Edmund Hillary led the Commonwealth Trans-Antarctic Expedition (1955–58), which was the first to successfully cross the Antarctic continent via the South Pole.

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A
Comm. Grisson and Col John Glenn from America
B
Sir Vivian Fuchs and Edmund Hillary from UK
C
Maj. Yuri Gagarin and Maj. Gherman Titor from Russia
D
Both a and c

Explanation

Yuri Gagarin was the first human in space. This question likely refers to the early pioneers from both superpowers (USA and USSR), indicated by the 'Both a and c' option.

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