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Concise GK Key book-ISection-A (Art, Culture and Literature) Lesson : 1 (Different Types of Arts) 1. Painting 2. Drawing 3. Dance 4. MusicLesson : 2 (Art of Introducing Yourself)(Please assist and guide the students to solve the questions of this lesson themselves).Lesson : 3 (Our Festivals) 1. Dashain 2. Lhosar 3. Eid 4. Christmas DayLesson : 4 (Some Religious Places of Nepal) 1. Lumbini 2. Pashupatinath Temple 3. Janaki Temple 4. SwoyambhunathLesson : 5 (Polite Expressions) 1. Please 2. Namaste 3. Hello 4. Sorry 5. Good Night 6. Good MorningLesson : 6 (Famous Literary Figures of Nepal) 1. Laxmi Prasad Devkota 2. Bhanubhakta Acharya 3. Motiram Bhatta 4. ParijatSection - B (History and Geography)Lesson : 7 (Some Famous People) 1. Bhimsen Thapa 2. Pasang Lhamu Sherpa 3. Prithvi Narayan Shah 4. King JanakLesson : 8 (My Past)(Please assist and help the students to write about their past and past events themselves).Lesson : 9 (Our Surroundings) 1. Plain 2. Hill 3. Mountain 4. ValleyLesson : 10 (Seasons) 1. Summer 2. Winter 3. Spring 4. AutumnSection - C (Science and Technology)Lesson : 11 (Parts of Computer) 1. Monitor 2. CPU 3. Keyboard 4. MouseLesson : 12 (Means of Transportation) 1. Aeroplane 2. Truck 3. Bicycle 4. Bus 5. Train 6. Taxi 7. Ship 8. Motorcycle 9. JeepLesson : 13 (Household Appliances) 1. Refrigerator 2. Vacuum Cleaner 3. Washing Machine


4. Television 5. Iron 6. TelephoneLesson : 14 (Useful Tools) 1. Axe 2. Plough 3. Scissors 4. Spanner 5. Sickle 6. ShovelLesson : 15 (Means of Communication) 1. Telephone 2. Radio 3. Cell phone 4. Newspaper 5. Laptop 6. Magazine 7. Computer 8. TelevisionSection-D (Sports and Entertainment)Lesson : 16 (Indoor and Outdoor Games) Indoor Games carom board ludo, and chess. Outdoor Games- cricket, football, and kabaddi.Lesson : 17 (Kids’ Games) 1. Hopscotch 2. Skipping 3. Hide and seek 4. Marble 5. See saw 6. SlideLesson : 18 (Cartoon Characters) 1. Krishna 2. Ben Ten 3. Oggy 4. Jerry 5. Doraemon 6. MotuLesson : 19 (Famous Actors and Actresses of Nepal) 1. Hari Bansha Acharya 2. Priyanka Karki 3. Shree Krishna Shrestha 4. Rajesh Hamal 5. Rekha Thapa 6. Madan Krishna ShresthaLesson : 20 (My Favourites)(Please assist and guide the students to share their favourites themselves).Section- E (Nepal Special)Lesson : 21 (Our Mother Country) a) Nepal b) 14 , 75 c) Kathmandu d) Asia e) China and India Lesson : 22 (Our National Anthem) 1. Pradeep Kumar Rai (Byakul Maila) 2. Amber Gurung 3. 20Lesson : 23 (Our National Symbols) 1. Cow 2. Rhododendron 3. Crimson red 4. Lophophorus 5. KhukuriLesson : 24 (Famous Places of Nepal) 1. Illam 2. Pokhara 3. Lumbini 4. Kailali 5. Mugu 6. Kathmandu


Section-F (The World Around)Lesson : 25 (Our Neighbouring Countries) a) India, China b) India, China c) New-Delhi, ChinaLesson : 26 (Language and People) Countries and Language a) Nepal- Nepali b) India- Hindi c) China-Chinese d) Bangladesh- Bengali e) Pakistan-UrduCountries and People a) China-Chinese b) Bhutan- Bhutanese c) Pakistan- Pakistani d) India- Indian e) America- AmericanSection-G (Miscellaneous)Lesson : 27 (Telling the Time) 1. Nine o’clock 2. Quarter to eight 3. Four o’ clock 4. Quarterpastfive 5. Sixo’clock 6. Half pastoneLesson : 28 (The Days of the Week) 1. Saturday 2. Saturday 3. Sunday 4. Saturday 5. Saturday 6. Please ask and help the students 7. Please ask and help the studentsLesson : 29 (Musical Instruments) 1. Keyboard 2. Madal 3. Piano 4. Drum set 5. Guitar 6. Harmonium 7. Sarangi 8. Sitar 9. TabalaLesson : 30 (Flowers around Us) Flowers-Marigold.rhododendron,rose,sunflower,tulip,rafflesia a) rhododendron b) rafflesia c) marigold d) sunflowerLesson : 31 (Our Sense Organs) 1. Ear 2. Skin 3. Nose 4. Tongue 5. EyeLesson : 32 ( Some Wild Animals) 1. Bear 2. Deer 3. Hippo 4. Panda 5. Zebra 6. Chimpanzee 7. Rhinoceros 8. CheetahLesson : 33 (Different Professions) 1. Cobbler 2. Carpenter 3. Tailor 4. Porter 5. Singer 6. BusinessmanLesson : 34 (Things Made Up of) 1. Leather 2. Milk 3. Clay 4. Wood 5. Plastic 6. Metal


Lesson : 35(TrafficSignals) Fillintheblanks.(red,green,yellow,traffic,andpedestrian) True and False. (True, False, False, True and True)Lesson : 36 (Sound of Animals) 1. Mew 2. Hiss 3. Croak 4. Quack 5. Howl 6. BleatLesson : 37 (Our Clothes) 1. Daura suruwal 2. Coat 3. Lehenga 4. Skirt 5. Shirt 6. Muffler 7. Sweater 8. TrousersLesson : 38 (The Directions) a) East b) West c) West d) East e) CompassSection-H (Health and Hygiene)Lesson : 39 (Personal Hygiene) a) after b) properly c) bad d) hanky e) safe f) junk g) trim h) fresh i) always j) shouldn’tLesson : 40 (Food and Nutrition) Matchthefollowing: Food for energy- rice, potato……….. Food for growth- pulses, egg………. Food for well being- fruits, vegetables…… Choose the correct answer : a) Milk b) slowly c) light d) too much e) shouldn’t Section- I (Travelling Through Your books)Lesson : 41 (Science- Birds and Animals) Fillintheblanks: a) Domestic b) jungle (forest) c) amphibians d) Reptiles e) wings Match the following: Man-walks Kangaroo-jumps (hops) Snake- crawls Fish-swims Sparrow-flies


Lesson : 42 (Science- Amazing Birds and Animals) a) camel b) ostrich c) giraffe d) blue whale e) cow f) humming bird g) python h) lionLesson : 43 (Science-Internal Body Parts) Body Parts- heart, kidney, liver, lungs, brain, stomach, bone, intestine Fill in the blanks: a) brain b) heart c) lungs d) stomach e) bonesLesson : 44 (Science- Animal’s Babies and Homes) Name of animals/babies- Cow, Cub, Puppy and Rabbit Shelter of animals: a) den b) stable c) kennel d) shed e) hive f) nest g) hole h) penLesson : 45 (Social Studies) (Pleasehelpandguidethestudentstofillintheblanksthemselves).Lesson : 46 (Social- Good and Bad Habits) 1. G 2. G 3. G 4. B 5. B 6. B 7. B 8. G 9. G 10. B 11. B 12. G 13. B 14. B 15. GLesson : 47 (English-I) Choose the correct answer: a) 5 b) proper c) articles d) pronouns e) tenses Plurals: a) monkeys b) babies c) stories d) cubs e) classes f) potatoes g) countries h) childrenLesson : 48 (English-II) 1. Synonyms: a) large b) dress c) woman d) clean e) expensive f) small 2. Antonyms: a) hot b) small c) open d) near e) slow f) thin 3. Choose the best answer: a) an b) an c) He d) eat e) him Lesson : 49 (Mathematics-Shapes) 1. Rectangle 2. Triangle 3. Square 4. Circle 5. Cone 6. KiteLesson : 50 (Mathematics- Numbers) 1. Write odd or even: a) O b) O c) E d) E e) O f) E


2. Which number comes before and after them? a) 7 and 9 b) 26 and 28 c) 98 and 100 d) 144 and 146 e) 196 and 198 f) 88 and 903. Fill in the blanks with suitable number: a) 2 b) 3 c) 5 d) 5 e) 2 f) 2 g) 5 h) 5 Lesson : 51 -g]kfnL) !_ lbbL @_ ;j{gfd #_ d $_ 7"nf] %_ dftf ^_ df]6f] &_ ldq *_ kf7f]

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Section-J (Intelligence Quotients Tests)Lesson : 52 (I.Q. Test-1) 1. Complete the series: a) 9, 15 b) 8, 4 c) 15,25 d) 30, 50, 60 e) E,K 2. Signs: a) ÷ b) × c) + d) – e) × 3. Tricky questions: a) clock/watch b) electricity c) Teapot d) river bankLesson : 53 (I.Q Test-2) 1. Tick the correct answer: a) giraffe b) sheep c) penguin d) camel e) snake 2. Unscramble the words: a) HOSPITAL b) KITCHEN c) ELEPHANT d) PEACOCK e) DECEMBER 3. Umbrella Term: a) fruits b) flowers c) vegetables d) colours e)cropsLesson : 54 (I.Q Test-3) 1. Circle the odd one out. a) Hut- it is not the part of the house. b) Tiger- it is a wild animal. c) Parrot- it is not an insect. d) Radish-it is not a fruit. e) Nick- it is not a name of a cartoon show. 2. Name of the cities: a) BIRGUNJ b) CHITWAN c) POKHARA d) BHAKTAPUR e) BIRATNAGAR 3. Two more examples: a) tempo, taxi, train b) skin, tongue c) basketball, kabaddi, badminton


d) America, Canada, Germany e) gas stove, forkLesson : 55 (I.Q. Test-4) 1. Name of the persons: a) teacher b) carpenter c) farmer d) doctor e) tailor 2. Complete the following sentences: a) teeth b) egg/meat c) hospital d) cinemas/movies e) land/forest 3. One word answer: a) ice-cream b) hanger c) thermos d) compass e) kittenLesson: 56 (I.Q. Test-5) 1. Find the correct answer: a) 3,3 b) 4,4 c) 5,3

Concise GK Key book-IISection-A (Art, Culture and Literature)Lesson: 1 (Different Types of Arts) 1. Sculpture 2. Poetry 3. Photography 4. FilmLesson:2 (Art of Introducing Yourself) (Please assist and guide the students to solve the questions of this lesson themselves).Lesson:3 (Places of Worship) 1. Temple 2. Monastery (also called Gumba) 3. Mosque 4. ChurchLesson: 4 (Our Festivals) 1. Tihar (also called Deepawali/Diwali) 2. Chhath 3. Holi 4. Buddha Purnima 5. Teej 6. Saraswati PoojaLesson: 5 (Polite Expressions) 1. Hello 2. Good Morning 3. Namaste 4. Good evening 5. Sorry 6. Thank you 7. Excuse me 8. PleaseLesson: 6 (Famous Literary Figures of Nepal) 1. Gopal Prasad Rimal 2. Madhav Prasad Ghimire 3. Balkrishna Sama 4. Jhamak kumara GhimireSection-B (History and Geography)Lesson: 7 (Some Famous People) 1. Lakhan Thapa 2. Gehendra Shumsher Rana 3. Araniko 4. Ram ShahLesson: 8 (Famous Builders) 1) Chandra Shumsher 2) Prachanda Dev 3) Bir Shumsher 4) Pratap MallaLesson: 9 (Our Surroundings)


1. Khonch 2. Tar 3. Bensi 4. ValleyLesson: 10 (Geography of Nepal) a) three b) Hilly, Terai c) Himalayan d) central e) TeraiLesson: 11 (Famous Rivers and Lakes of Nepal) 1) Karnali 2) Koshi 3) Narayani 4) Rara 5) Phoksundo 6) Kaski 7) Mahendra 8) TilichoLesson: 12 (Our Earth) 1) continent 2) ocean 3) 7 4) 5 5) Pacific 6) Arctic 7) Asia 8) Australia 9) AustraliaSection-C (Science and Technology)Lesson: 13 (Means of Transportation) 1. Cable car 2. Boat 3. Helicopter 4. Lorry 5. Train 6. Cab 7. Aeroplane 8. ShipLesson: 14 (Important Gadgets) 1. Calculator 2. Pen drive 3. PSP 4. Camera 5. Laptop 6. IPodLesson: 15 (Useful Instruments and Devices) 1. Binocular 2. Thermometer 3. Microscope 4. Projector 5. Inverter 6. HeaterLesson: 16 (Parts of Computer) 1. Speaker 2. Webcam 3. Printer 4. CopierSection-D (Sports and Entertainment)Lesson: 17 (Games and Exercises) 1) Basketball 2) Table tennis 3) Football 4) Cricket Exercises: Skipping, Swimming, YogaLesson: 18 (Games-Playing Places) 1. Ground 2. Pitch 3. Ring 4. CourtLesson: 19 (Some Famous Players) 1. Bimal Gharti Magar 2. Sipora Gurung 3. Paras Khadka 4. Deepak BistaLesson: 20 (Television Channels) 1. Cartoon Network (CN) 2. Kantipur 3. Nick 5. Discovery 6. Ten Sports 7. Star Sports 8. Nepal TelevisionLesson: 21 (Some Famous Entertainers of Nepal) 1) Deepak Raj Giri (Deepak) 2) Jitu Nepal (Mundre) 3) Sitaram Kattel (Dhurmuse/Muskan Pasa) 4) Kedar Ghimire (Magne) 5) Kumar Kattel ((Jigri) 6) Deepa Shree Niraula (Deepa)


Lesson: 22 (Folk Instruments of Nepal) 1) Damaha 2) Sarangi 3) Madal 4) Sahanai 5) Karnal 6) JhyaliSection-E (Nepal Special)Lesson: 23 (Our Country) a) Asia b) China c) IndiaLesson : 24 (Famous People of Nepal) 1. Ganesh Man Singh-politician 2. Narayan Gopal –singer 3. Motiram Bhatta-poet 4. Rajesh Hamal-actor 5. Parash Khadka-player 6. Hari Bansha Acharya- comedian 7. Araniko-sculptor 8. Basanta Chaudhary- businessman 9. Bhakti Thapa- warrior 10. Teriya Magar- dancerLesson: 25 (Famous Places of Nepal) 1. tea 2. coffee 3. temple 4. curd 5. Dhaka 6. mustard 7. khukuri 8. pan (tapke)Lesson: 26 (Nepali Currencies) Re 1, Rs 2, Rs 5, Rs 10, Rs 20, Rs 50, Rs 100, Rs 500, Rs 1000.Lesson: 27 (Exploring Nepal) 1) Sagarmatha 2) Janaki 3) Dolpa 4) Bhaktapur 5) Dasarath 6) Khumbu 7) Arun 8) Nepali 9) Kathmandu 10) khukuriSection-F (The World Around)Lesson: 28 (Capital Cities and Citizens of Some Countries) Capitalcities: a) Kathmandu b) New Delhi c) Thimpu d) Colombo e) Islamabad f) Male g) Kabul h) Dhaka Citizens: a) English b) Japanese c) French d) German e) Russians f) AmericansLesson: 29 (The Oceans and the Continents) a) Asia b) Australia c) Pacific d) Arctic e) Antarctica f) Asia g) Asia h) AustraliaLesson: 30 (Exploring the World) 1) Russia 2) Vatican city 3) China 4) Mt. Everest 5) Nile 6) Sahara 7) Australia 8) France 9) Iceland 10) China 11) America 12) Chinese


Lesson: 31 (Famous Landmarks of the World) 1) The Great Wall 2) Sydney Opera House 3) Eiffel Tower 4) Taj Mahal 5) Pyramid of Giza 6) London BridgeSection-G (Miscellaneous)Lesson: 32 (Food Grains) 1. Barley 2. Soya bean 3. Wheat 4. Corn 5. Rice 6. MilletLesson: 33 (Cash Crops) 1. Coffee 2. Cotton 3. Tobacco 4. Ginger 5. Garlic 6. Cardamom 7. Tea 8. JuteLesson: 34 (Collective Noun) a) pile b) fleet c) bunch d) flock e) school f) swarm g) group h) bouquetLesson: 35 (Young Ones of the Animals) a) Puppy b) Duckling c) Calf d) Piglet e) Chick f) Kid g) Tadpole h) Calf i) Kitten j) LambLesson: 36 (Sound of Animals) a) roars b) moos c) mews d) quacks e) neighsLesson: 37 (Different Professions) 1. comedian 2. butcher 3. soldier 4. priest 5. cook 6. mechanicLesson: 38 (Dried Fruits) 1. Coconut 2. Cashew nut 3. Walnut 4. Pea nut 5. Raisin 6. almondLesson: 39 (TrafficSignals) a) go b) get ready c) stop d) pedestrian e) zebra crossingLesson: 40 (Interesting Facts on Birds and Animals) 1) Ostrich 2) Kiwi 3) Crab 4) Cockroach 5) Bear 6) HorseSection-H (Health and Hygiene)Lesson : 41 (Personal Hygiene) a) brush b) enough c) rub d) wash e) fresh f) stale g) flush h) pure i) diseases j)germsLesson: 42 (Food and Nutrition) a) Food for energy- rice, potato, wheat. b) Body building food- pulses, eggs c) Food for keeping us healthy- fruits, vegetables……..


Plants:rice,wheat,potato,cauliflower Animals:egg,milk,meat,fish a) cereals (b)carelessly (c) badSection- I (Travelling through your books)Lesson: 43 (Science- Birds and Animals) Fill in the blanks: a) Domestic b) jungle (forest) c) amphibians d) Reptiles e) wings Movement of animals: Man-walks Kangaroo-jumps (hops) Snake-crawls Fish-swims Sparrow-flies Choose the correct answer: a) milk b) leather c) sheep d) oxenLesson: 44 (Science- Mixed Bag) Circle the odd one out: a) tiger b) cauliflower c) mustard d) heater e)ostrich True or False: a) True b) False c) False d) True e) True Name the following: a) horse, cow, buffalo, goat, sheep b) lion, tiger, leopard, wolfLesson: 45 (Science- The Parts of a Plant) (Please assist and guide the students to answer the questions themselves).Lesson: 46 (Science- The Parts of Human body) (Please assist and guide the students to answer the questions themselves).Lesson: 47 (Science-The Solar System) a) Sun b) Earth c) Mercury d) living e) Jupiter f) Mercury g) Sun h) MoonLesson: 48 (Social Studies-1) Match the following: a) Pokhara-city b) Dhading-district c) Karnali-river d) Rupa-lake e) Pashupatinath-temple Choose the correct answer: a) carpenter b) butcher c) mason d) engineer e) blacksmith Fill in the blanks: a) blind b) deaf c) dumbLesson: 49 (Social Studies-2) Persons who uses the objects: 1) Farmer 2) Blind 3) Carpenter 4) Teacher 5) Doctor


Name the following: a) bank, hospital, airport, bus park b) north, south, east , west c) Kathmandu, Biratnagar, Hetauda, Birgung d) telephone, electricity, cable line e) Brahmin, Chhetri, Newar, Rai, LimbuLesson: 50 (Social Studies-Public Properties) 1. Park 2. Hotel 3. Hospital 4. Airport 5. PostOffice 6. Buspark 7. Stadium 8. PoliceStation 9. BankLesson: 51 (Social Studies-3) a) carpenter b) Dhanusha c) Summer d) Tihar/Deepawali e) Holi f) Tea g) Snow h) Rakshya Bandhan i) Please do yourself j) Please do yourselfLesson: 52 (English-1) Choosethecorrectanswer: a) 5 b) proper c) articles d) pronoun e) tenses Pluralforms: a) monkeys b) babies c) stories d) cubs e) classes f) potatoes g) countries h) childrenLesson: 53 (English-2) 1.Synonyms: a) near b) huge c) small d) good e) end f) king 2.Antonyms: a) wrong b) beautiful c) new d) stale e) slow f) narrow 3.Choosethebestanswer: a) has b) have c) this d) went e) miceLesson: 54 (Mathematics-I) Ascendingorder: a) 19,29,49,69 b) 42,112,332,445 Descendingorder: a) 97,87,67,45 b) 222,211,121,112 Writeinnumber: a) 174 b) 342 c) 781 d) 940 Shapes: rectangle triangle circle square


Lesson: 55 (Mathematics-2) 1. NumbersinDevanagariscript: #(, $%, %!, @&, &^, *&

2. Which number comes in between. a) 82 b) 90 c) 46 d) 99 3. (Please do yourself) 4. (Please do yourself)Lesson: 56 (Nepali)

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Lesson: 60 (I.Q Test-4) Solutions: a) 30,20,125,5 b) 4/4 c) 23 d) 2,3,6 e) 0 f) 4,8,5,3Lesson: 61 (I.Q.Test-5) a) 8 b) 5 c) 6Lesson: 62 (IQ Test 6) (Please help yourself)

Concise GK Key book-IIISection-A (Art, Culture and Literature)Lesson: 1 (The Paintings of Nepal) 1. Book Painting 2. Scroll Painting 3. Wall PaintingLesson: 2 (Some Cultural Dances of Nepal) 1. Deuda 2. Maruni 3. Ghatu 4. LakheLesson: 3 (Cultural Studies of Some Ethnic Groups of Nepal) a) Newar b) Tharu c) Sherpa d) Thakali e) Chhetri f) Rai g) Tamu h) BrahminLesson: 4 (Religions in Nepal) a) Veda b) Bible c) Church d) Quran e) Mosque f) Christ g) Tripitaka h) Illam i) Sakela j) EighteenLesson: 5 (Some Famous Authors of Nepal) a) Laxmi Prasad Devkota b) Bishnu Kumari Waiba c) B.P. Koirala d) Karna Shakya e) Narayan Wagle f) Bijay KumarLesson: 6 (Kinds of Books) a) encyclopedia b) dictionary c) atlas d) album e) diary f) directorySection- B (History and Geography)Lesson: 7 (Some Famous People) 1. Sankhadhar Sakhwa 2. Phalgunanda 3. King Tribhuwan 4. Ram ShahLesson: 8 (Our Brave Warriors) 1. Amar Singh Thapa 2. Bhakti Thapa 3. Balabhadra Kunwar 4. Rajendra LaxmiLesson: 9 (Famous Builders) 1. Pratap Malla 2. Khadga Shumsher 3. Bir Shumsher 4. Mandev


Lesson: 10 (First in Nepal) 1. Rambaran Yadav 2. Bhimsen Thapa 3. Gehendra Shumsher Rana 4. Lakhan Thapa 5. Nepal Bank Limited 6. Rakshya Rana 7. Sudha Sagar 8. Dwarika Devi Thakurani 9. Bidya Devi BhandariLesson: 11 (Geography of Nepal) a) 1,47,181 b) Himalayan, Hilly and Terai c) Hilly d) Sagarmatha e) 8 f) landlocked g) China, India h) Karnali, Koshi i) Rara j) Arun, DanaLesson: 12 (Important Places of Nepal)S a) Muktinath Temple- Mustang b) Devghat- Tanahun c) Gosainkunda- Rasuwa d) Mahendra Cave- Kaski e) Lumbini (Mayadevi Temple)- Rupandehi f) Ram Janaki Temple- Dhanusha g) Swargadwari Temple- Pyuthan h) Jame Masjid- Kathmandu i) Barah Kshetra- Sunsari j) Nagarot- BhaktapurLesson: 13 (Beautiful World) a) Sahara b) Russia c) Vatican City d) China e) Nile f) Greenland g) Pacific h) Arctic i) Asia j) AustraliaSection- C (Science and Technology)Lesson: 14(ScientificInstruments) 1) Thermometer 2) Binoculars 3) Microscope 4) Compass 5) Rain gauge 6) VoltmeterLesson: 15 (Computer) 1) Monitor 2) CPU (Central Processing Unit) 3) Mouse 4) RAM (Random Access Memory) 5) Printer 6) Keyboard 7) Webcam 8) SpeakerLesson: 16 (Local Technology) 1) Charkha 2) Dhiki 3) Tuin 4) Ghatta 5) Kol 6) JantoLesson: 17 (Our Earth) a) oval b) moon c) seven d) five e) Asia f) Australia g) Crust h) Core i) 70 j) landLesson: 18 (The Solar System) a) 8 (Eight) b) Neptune c) Mars d) Jupiter e) Mercury f) orbit g) Milky Way h) 150


Lesson: 19 (Important Inventions) 1) Aeroplane- Wright Brothers 2) Telescope- Galileo 3) Telephone- Graham Bell 4) Radio- Marconi 5) Television- J.L. Baird 6) Computer- Charles BabbageSection- D (Sports and Entertainment)Lesson: 20 (Games and Sports) a) six b) eleven c) table tennis d) bowler e) batsman f) football g) referee h) wrestling i) pitch j) fourLesson: 21 (Players and Games) a) Paras Khadka-Cricket b) Baikuntha Manandhar- Marathon c) John Cena- Wrestling d) Deepak Bista- Taekwando e) Sania Mirza- Tennis f) Bimal Gharti Magar- FootballLesson: 22 (Games-Playing Places) a) Football-ground b) Volleyball- court c) Cricket- pitch d) Wrestling- ring e) Table tennis- board f) Golf- link g) Swimming- poolLesson: 23 (Various Exercises) 1) Running 2) Horse riding 3) Yoga 4) Swimming 5) Karate 6) Jumping 7) Walking 8) SkippingLesson: 24 (Nepali Cinema) a) Aama b) Shivashankar Manandhar c) Bhuwan Chand d) Kumari e) Kohinoor f) Saughat Bista g) Vigilante h) Rajesh HamalLesson: 25 (Gems of Nepali Music) 1) Amber Gurung 2) Narayan Gopal 3) Aruna Lama 4) Bhaktaraj Acharya 5) Taradevi 6) Melawadevi GurungSection- E (Nepal Special)Lesson: 26 (Our National Emblems) a) cow b) lophophorus(danphe) c) daura suruwal d) rupees e) khukuri f) crimson red (simrik) g) kabaddi or dandi biyo h) rhododendron (laligurans) i) triangularLesson: 27 (Nepal’s Superlatives) a) Bhaktapur b) Rara c) Singha Durbar d) Nepalgunj e) Mahendra f) Kathmandu g) Narayani h) Karnali


i) TU Central Library j) Mahakali k) Hyatung l) Bir HospitalLesson: 28 (Nepal’s Pride- Mt. Everest and Gautam Buddha) a) Solukhumbu b) Baburam Acharya c) Tenzing Sherpa d) Pasang Lhamu Sherpa e) Rupandehi f) Mayadevi g) Siddhartha Gautam h) Light of Asia i) FridayLesson: 29 (Famous Women of Nepal) 1) Parijat 2) Manisha Koirala 3) Anuradha Koirala 4) Kunti Moktan 5) Karishma Manandhar 6) Pushpa BasnetLesson: 30 (Beautiful Places of Nepal) 1) Bhedetar 2) Pokhara 3) Chitwan 4) Rani Mahal 5) Manakamana 6) IllamLesson: 31 (Nepali Products and Places) 1) Gulmi 2) Palpa 3) Illam 4) Pharping 5) Bhojpur 6) Chitwan 7) Birgunj 8) MalekhuSection- F (The World Around)Lesson: 32(Countries and Capitals) a) Nepal- Kathmandu b) Pakistan- Islamabad c) Afghanistan- Kabul d) Sri-Lanka- Colombo e) Maldives-Male f) Bhutan-Thimpu g) Bangladesh- Dhaka h) India- New Delhi i) United States of America- Washington D.C j) United Kingdom- London k) Canada- Ottawa l) Qatar- Doha m) Malaysia- Kuala LumpurLesson: 33 (Countries and Currencies) a) Rupee b) Dollar c) Pound Sterling d) Yen e) Taka f) Riyal g) Ringgit h) Won i) Ngultrum j) RubleLesson: 34 (Countries and Flags) Thenumbergoeslikethisserially:9,7,5,4,1,2,10,3,8and6.Lesson: 35 (Special Names of Some Countries) a) Nepal b) Japan c) Scotland d) Switzerland e) Canada f) Norway g) Finland h) Cuba i) Egypt j) Thailand k) Australia l) Australia m) Africa n) Palestine

Lesson: 36 (Famous Structures of the World) 1) Great Wall of China 2) Leaning Tower 3) Eiffel Tower 4) Taj Mahal 5) Pyramid 6) London Bridge


Lesson: 37 (World Famous Personages) 1) Malala Yousafzai 2) Charlie Chaplin 3) Abraham Lincoln 4) William Shakespeare 5) Florence Nightingale 6) Mark ZuckerbergSection- G (Miscellaneous)Lesson: 38 (Collective Noun) a) flock b) range c) school/shoal d)swarm e) bouquet (say bo -ke I) f) colony g) pride h) bunch i) bundle j) litterLesson: 39(TrafficSigns) 1) No horn 2) Cross roads 3) Narrow road 4) Turn right 5) No entry 6) No parking 7) Zebra crossing 8) Men at workLesson: 40 (Abbreviations) a) Anno Domini b) Bikram Sambat c) Prime Meridian/ Prime Minister d) Chartered Accountant e) Bachelor in Arts f) Compact Disc g) Kinder Garden/ Kilogram h) Curriculum Vitae i) General Manager j) Frequency Modulation k) Digital Versatile Disc l) Chief DistrictOfficer m)CentralProcessingUnit n) Please Turn Over o) Subscriber Trunk DialingLesson: 41 (Horoscopes) 1) Aries 2) Taurus 3) Gemini 4) Cancer 5) Leo 6) Virgo 7) Libra 8) Scorpio 9) Sagittarius 10) Capricorn 11) Aquarius 12) PiscesLesson: 42 (Special Days) a) Magh 16 b) Bhadra 29 c) Baisakh 1 d) Magh 1 e) Baisakh 11 f) December 25 g) Falgun 7 h) Jestha 15 i) Asar 29 j) May 1Lesson: 43 (Different Types of Meat) 1) chicken 2) mutton 3) buff 4) pork 5) beef 6) veal 7) venison 8) hamLesson: 44 (Musical Instruments) 1) Flute 2) Violin 3) Sitar 4) Piano 5) Xylophone 6) Guitar 7) Dholak 8) Damaha 9) Jhyali (cymbal) 10) Drum set 11) Tabala 12) HarmoniumLesson: 45 (Time Measurement) a) 60 seconds b) 52 weeks c) 60 minutes d) 7 days e) 10 years f) 30 days g) 14 days (2 weeks) h) 366 days


i) 25 years j) 50 years k) 60 years l) 100 years m) 1000 yearsLesson: 46 (Identity of People) a) Poet b) gajalist c) martyr d) politician e) former Miss Nepal f) surgeon g) singer h) social worker i) cyclist j) journalist k) director l) mountaineer m) yogi n) principal o) industrialist Lesson: 47 (Airports in Nepal) 1) Kathmandu 2) Solukhumbu 3) Jhapa 4) Chiwan 5) Morang 6) Mustang 7) Mugu 8) Bara 9) Sankhuwasabha 10) Okhaldhunga 11) Rupandehi 12) DhanushaLesson: 48 (Some Amazing Animals) a) BAT b) BLUEWHALE c) SNAIL d) CUCUMBER e) PARLIAMENT f) OCTOPUS g) CROCODILE h) TIGER i) POLARBEAR j) DOLPHIN k) FROG l) PENGUINSection- H (Health and Hygiene)Lesson: 49 (Personal Hygiene) a) fit b) ventilation c) wash d) clean e) dustbin f) fresh g) cancer h) carelessness i) First aid j) GermsLesson: 50 (Food and Nutrition) Match: 1. Carbohydrates- rice, wheat, maize………. 2. Proteins- pulses, milk, 3. Fats- oil, butter……. 4. Vitamins- green leafy vegetables, cereals……….. 5. Minerals- fresh fruits, liver……………….. Fillintheblanks: 1. Carbohydrates 2. Proteins 3. Vitamins 4. Minerals 5. Fats

Lesson: 51 (Health and Hygiene) Fillintheblanks: 1. recreation 2. rest 3. hygiene 4. dust 5. germs


TrueandFalse: 1. False 2. True 3. False 4. True 5. True Namethefollowing: 1. Air, Water, Sound/Noise, Soil 2. cholera, diarrhea, dysentery, typhoidSection-I (Travelling Through Your Books)Lesson: 52 (Science- Vertebrates and Invertebrates) 1. I 2. V 3. V 4. I 5. V 6. V 7. I 8. I 9. I 10. V 11. V 12. I 13. V 14. I 15. VLesson: 53(Science-SpecificAnimalsandBirds) a) blue whale b) ostrich c) cuckoo d) humming bird e) spinny babbler (Kande Bhyakur) f) kangaroo g) peacock h) cheetah i) giraffe j) rhinocerosLesson: 54 (Science- Babies of Animals) a) calf b) puppy c) kitten d) lamb e) colt f) cub g) joey h) chick i) duckling j) kidLesson: 55 (Science- Sound of Animals) a) roar b) crow c) hiss d) bray e) chatter f) hoot g) mew h) bark i) hoot j) chirpLesson: 56 (Science- Mixed Bag) Fillintheblanks: a) photosynthesis b) herbivores c) stomata d) terrestrial e) excretion f) habitat g) germination h) arboreal i) invertebrates j) mammals Choosethebestanswer: a) revolution b) natural c) chemical d) 3 e) deforestationLesson: 57 (Amazing Features of Birds and Animals) a) goats b) porcupines c) rats d) snails e) chameleon f) kangaroos g) giraffes h) ants i) spinny babbler j) humming birds

Lesson: 58 (Social Studies- Social Relationships) a) grandfather b) grandmother c) aunt d) cousin e) nephew f) niece g) maternal-uncle


h) father-in-law i) mother-in-law j) brother-in-lawLesson: 59 (Social Studies- Our Natural Resources) 1. Firewood 2. Water Resources 3. Soil 4. Timber 5. Petroleum Products 6. LimestoneLesson: 60 (Social Studies- Expanding our Knowledge) a) Dashain, Tihar, Eid, Holi, Christmas Day…….. b) Chisel, saw, hammer…….. c) Dowrysystem,drugaddiction,smoking,girltrafficking….. d) right to food, education, recreation……. e) doctor, engineer, teacher………… f) Pashupatinath, Swoyambhunath, Muktinath………. g) Sagarmatha, Lhotse, Kanchanjunga……….. h) Rara, Phewa, Begnas, Bulbul…………..Lesson: 61(English-1) Choosethecorrectanswer: a) Who b) When c) affirmative d) naming e) cooks f) have g) fatter h) by i) and j) but Completethefollowingphrasesof quantity: a) slice b) bottle c) loaf d) log e) barLesson: 62 (English-2) PluralForms: a) men b) teeth c) geese d) children e) feet f) mice Feminine: a) cow b) hen c) heroine d) princess e) waitress f) tigress Masculine: a) nephew b) lion c) wizard d) uncle e) boy f) father ComparativeandSuperlative: a) stronger-strongest b) taller-tallest c) more expensive- most expensive d) dirtier-dirtiest Lesson: 63 (English-Vocabulary) Synonyms: a) pair b) make c) difficult d) sick e)save


Antonyms: a) loose b) permanent c) even d) absent e) dark Nameof thepeople: a) barber b) mechanic c) engineer d) butcher e) astronaut

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!@_ af7f] !#_ w]/} !$_ b/ !%_ 9sdSs !^_ <Lesson: 65 (Mathematics-1) 1.Ascendingorder: a) 4236, 4326, 4632, 4900 b) 90772, 92007, 92073, 97027 2.Descendingorder: a) 3987, 3789, 3087, 2879 b) 61007, 60701, 60107, 60017 3. This question can be solved in various ways. Please assist and guide the children yourself. 4. Tens or thousands 5. 20Lesson: 66 (Mathematics-2) 1.Valueof letters: a) a=16 b) x=9 c) b=3 d) f=8 2.Hindu-ArabicValue: a) 26 b) 42 c) 34 d) 56 3.Romannumerals: a) XIV b) XLVI c) XIX d) LXXXIV 4.Nepalinumerals: a) j b) k c) l d) kLesson: 67 (Mathematics-3) 10.Fractionsindecimal: a) 0.6 b) 0.45 11.WordProblems: a) 2436 +4576=7012 b) 9036-4365=4671 c) 185×12=2220 d) 225÷3=75Section- J (I.Q Tests)Lesson: 68 (I.Q. Test-1) 1.Choosethecorrectanswer: a) hen b) frog c) sheep d) elephant e) snake f) cotton plant g) owl h) kitchen i) herbivores j) C


Lesson: 69 (I.Q. Test-2) 1.Fillintheblanks: a) aeroplane b) river/lake c) dark d) district e) vegetable 2.Circletheoddoneout: a) ostrich b) Karnali c) Christmas d) chair e) Europe 3.Arrangedinanalphabeticalorder: a) inch, injection, ink, invention b) alien, animal, antenna, apple c) doll, donkey, dull, duskLesson: 70 (IQ Test 3) 1. Re-arrangementof jumbledwords: a) HORSE b) SNAKE c) CAMEL d) BAT e) BUTTERFLY 2. Completionof theseries: a) 20,80 b) 16,36 c) 70,0 d) i, u e) child, old 3. Thewronganswers: a) chicken b) Gandaki c) bucket d) IndiaLesson: 71 (IQ Test 4) 1. Write Yes or No. a) Yes b) Yes c) No d) Yes e) Yes 2.OneWordanswer: a) giraffe b) elephant c) hyena d) o e) crocodile 3.Choosethecorrectanswer: a) oxygen b) oxygen c) nitrogen d) hydrogen e) oxygenLesson: 72 (I.Q. Test 5) 1) Number of straight lines = 16 2) Number of triangles = 8 3) Missing numbers : a) 10,20,30 and 40 b) 4,16,49 and 81

Concise GK Key book-IVSection-A (Art, Culture and Literature)Lesson: 1 (Nepalese Architecture) 1. Pagoda 2. Shikhar 3. Chaitya 4. MughalLesson: 2 (Folk Dances of Nepal) 1. Dandi/Phagu dance-8 2. Rodhi Dance-7


3. Dhan Dance-5 4. Selo Dance-2 5. Maruni Dance-4 6. Lakhe Dance-6 7. Thali Dance-1 8. Sakela or Chandi Dance-3Lesson: 3 (Folk Musical Instruments of Nepal) 1. Damaha 2. Madal 3. Sahanai 4. Sarangi 5. Flute 6. Jhyali 7. Dholak 8. TungnaLesson: 4 (Festivals of Nepall) 1. Buddha Purnima 2. Teej 3. Eid 4. Christmas Day 5. Gai Jatra 6. Lhosar 7. Gaura Parva 8. Chhath 9. Sama ChakhewaLesson: 5 (Holy Books of Different Religions) 1. Buddhism 2. Christianity 3. Hinduism 4. Islam 5. Kirant 6. SikhismLesson: 6 (Famous Authors and Authoresses of Nepal) 1. Rajan Mukarung 2. Jhamak Ghimire 3. Buddhi Sagar 4. Amar Neupane 5. Diamond Shumsher 6. Subin Bhattarai 7. Jagadish Ghimire 8. Krishna Dharabasi 9. Dor Bahadur BistaLesson: 7 (Litterateurs and Titles) 1. Aadi Kabi 2. Yuba Kabi 3. Kabi Siromani 4. Natya Samrat 5. Modern/Adhunik Kabi 6. Janakabi Kesari 7. Rastra Kabi 8. Yug KabiLesson: 8 (Prominent Poets) 1. Bengali 2. Sanskrit 3. English 4. Urdu 5. Russian 6. Italian 7. Hindi 8. Greek 9. German Section- B (History and Geography)Lesson: 9(Sources of History) 1. Statue 2. Copper Inscription(Tamrapatra) 3. Coin 4. Utensil 5. Painting 6. Stone Inscription (Shilalekh)Lesson: 10 (The First in Nepal) 1. Bidhya Devi Bhandari 2. B.P. Koirala 3. Shiva Shankar Manandhar 4. Hari Prasad Rimal 5. Lakhan Thapa 6. Bhuwan Chand 7. Bhimsen Thapa 8. Pushpa Kamal Dahal 9. Ram Baran YadavLesson: 11 (The First and the Last King) 1. Bhuktaman 2. Yaksha Gupta 3. Jaya Singh 4. Bhuwan Singh 5. Yalambar 6. Gasti 7. Jaydev I 8. Jaykama Dev 9. Aridev Malla 10. Ranjit Malla 11. Kulmandal Shah 12. Gyanendra Shah


Lesson: 12 (First in Nepal) 1. Gosainkunda 2. Indra Sarowar 3. Phoksundo 4. Phewa 5. Rara 6. Tilicho Lesson: 13 (Highways of Nepal) a) Mahendra b) Tribhuwan c) Araniko d) Siddhartha e) Prithvi f) Pasang Lhamu g) Ratna h) BhaktiLesson: 14 (Mountains of Nepal) a) Mt. Everest b) Kanchanjunga c) Lhotse d) Makalu e) Cho Oyu g) Manaslu h) AnnapurnaLesson: 15 (Waterfalls of Nepal) 1. Terhathum 2. Kaski 3. Myagdi 4. Taplejung 5. Dang 6. Okhaldhunga 7. Sindhupalchowk 8. DhadingLesson: 16 (Places Lying in the Bank of Rivers) a) Kathmandu b) Pokhara c) Bhadrapur d) Butwal e) Mahendranagar f) Aanbhu-Khaireni g) Hetauda h) Manthali Section- C (Science and Technology)Lesson: 17(ScientificInstruments) 1) Wattmeter 2) Thermometer 3) Altimeter 4) Barometer 5) Chronometer 6) BreathalyzerLesson: 18 (Inventions and Inventors) 1) Cartoon- Walt Disney 2) Pencillin- Alexander Fleming 3) Light bulb- Thomas Elva Edison 4) Aeroplane- Wright Brothers 5) Printing Press-Johann Gutenberg 6) Radio- Guglielmo Marconi 7) Jeans- Levi Strauss 8) Vaccine-Louis Pasteur 9) Telephone-Alexander Graham Bell 10) Stethoscope- Rene Laennac

Lesson: 19 (Local Technology) 1) Dhiki 2) Ghatta 3) Jhanto 4) Charkha 5) Halo 6) KolLesson: 20 (Branches of Study) 1. botany 2. zoology 3. seismology 4. arithmetic 5. astronomy 6. hydrology 7. anatomy 8. biology 9. cosmology 10. geography


Section- D (Sports and Entertainment)Lesson: 21 (popular Games-Football and Cricket) a) 90-120 m, 45-90 m b) England c) eleven d) ground, pitch e) four, six f) 17 g) football h) cricketLesson: 22 (Famous Players) 1. Football 2. Taekwondo 3. Cricket 4. Marathon 5. Football 6. Cricket 7. Taekwondo 8. SwimmingLesson: 23 (National Games) a) Kabaddi b) Hockey c) Cricket d) Baseball e) Table Tennis f) Sumo-wrestling g) Cricket h) Archery i) Badminton j) FootballLesson: 24 (Origin Countries of Some Games) 1) Swimming-Sweden 2) Chess- India 3) Cricket- Britain 4) Badminton- China 5) Karate- Japan 6) Shooting- Switzerland 7) Boxing- Greece 8) Archery-Spain 9) Taekwondo-Korea 10) Elephant Polo-NepalLesson: 25 (Gems of Nepali Music) 1. Hari Prasad Rimal 2. Seturam Shrestha 3. Melawadevi Gurung 4. Ranu Devi Adhikari 5. Om Bikram Bista 6. Athithi Gautam KCLesson: 26 (Nepali Cinema) 1) Satya Harischandra 2) Aama 3) Shiva Shankar Manandhar 4) Bhuwan Chand 5) Maitighar 6) Kumari 7) Shanti Thatal 8) Loot 9) Garima PantaLesson: 27 (World Famous Celebrities) 1. Amitabh Bachchan 2. Arnold Schwarzenegger 3. Angelina Jolie 4. Aamir Khan 5. Jackie Chan 6. Leonardo Di Caprio 7. Salman Khan 8. Alia Bhatt 9. Shahrukh Khan

Section- E (Nepal Special)Lesson: 28 (Politicians of Nepal) 1. Pushpa Kamal Dahal-6 2. Surya Bahdur Thapa-7 3. B.P. Koirala-1 4. Sahana Pradhan-8 5. Ganeshman Singh -3 6. Girija Prasad Koirala-5 7. Manmohan Adhikari-2 8. Madan Bhandari-4Lesson: 29 (Our National Days) 1. Children’s Day-29th Bhadra 2. Martyr’s Day- 16th Magh


3. Democracy Day- 7th Falgun 4. Loktantra Day-11th Baisakh 5. Education day- 8th September 6. Ganatantra Day- 15th Jestha 7. National Tea Day-15th Baisakh 8. National Earthquake Safety Day- 2nd MaghLesson: 30 (Our National Heritages) a) Lumbini-8 b) Swoyambhunath-6 c) Chitwan National Park-9 d) Changunarayan Temple-5 e) Pashupatinath Temple-1 f) The Hanumandhoka Durbar Square-2 g) Bouddhanath Stupa-7 h) The Sagarmatha National Park-10 i) The Bhaktapur Durbar Square-4 j) The Patan Durbar Square-3Lesson: 31 (National Parks of Nepal) 1) Order from left to right from the top : Top- 6,4,5,3,2,8 Down- 7,1 and 9Lesson: 32 (Honours and Titles) 1) Angrita Sherpa- Snow Leopard 2) Ganesh Man Singh -Iron Man 3) Baburam Acharya-Itihas Siromani 4) Narayan Gopal- Swor Samrat 5) Aruna Lama- Swor Kinnari 6) Araniko- Balabahu 7) Tara Devi- Swor Samragyee 8) Narayan Prasad Pokhrel- Baachan Siromani 9) Ustad Ganeshlal- Badya Siromani 10) Shambu Prasad Dhungel- Ansu KabiLesson: 33 (Other Names of Places of Nepal) 1) Namchebazar 2) Kathmandu 3) Birgunj 4) Mustang 5) Kalikot 6) Jiri 7) Milke Danda 8) Baglung 9) Lumle 10) ChitwanLesson: 34 (Social Organisations of Nepal) ShortAnswer: a) Paropakar Sanstha b) Save Our Soul c) Social Welfare Council Matchthefollowing: 1. Scouts- Baden Powell 2. Red Cross Society- Henri Dunanat 3. Paropakar Sanstha- Dayabir Singh Kansakar 4. SOS Children Village- Herman Gmeiner 5. Khagendra Navajivan Kendra- Khagendra Bahadur BasnetLesson: 35 (Famous Mountaineers of Nepal) 1. Tenzing Norgay Sherpa 2. Pasang Lhamu Sherpa 3. Min Bahadur Sher 4. Appa SherpaLesson: 36 (Our National Luminaries) 12,14,15,6,9,8,10,16,4,13,1,11,2,7,3,5 Lesson: 37 (Famous Sights to See in Nepal)


1. Illam 2. Bhaktapur 3. Nuwakot 4. Dhankuta 5. Kaski 6. Lalitpur 7. Dolakha 8. Tanahun Section- F (The World Around)Lesson: 38 (SAARC Nations) 1. South Asian Association for Regional Co-Operation 2. 1945 AD 3. 8 4. Kathmandu, Nepal 5. NepalLesson: 39 (Superlatives of the World) 1. Germany 2. Indonesia 3. China 4. Brazil 5. Russia 6. Japan 7. America 8. South Africa 9. Tokyo 10. MexicoLesson: 40 (Amazing Features of some Countries) a) Switzerland b) France c) Japan d) Paraguay e) UK f) Saudi Arabia g) Switzerland h) Cyprus i) India j) Iceland k) Mexico l) KuwaitLesson: 41 (Some Countries as Introducers) 1. China 2. Switzerland 3. Spain 4. Italy 5. England 6. France 7. UK 8. Greece 9. Egypt 10. China 11. Arab 12. AustriaLesson: 42 (First in the World) 1) Neil Armstrong 2) Junko Tabei 3) Louise Brown 4) Kiki Hakanson 5) Julius Caesar 6) Ellen Church 7) Yuri Gagarain 8) PythagorusLesson: 43 (Nicknames of the Famous Personalities) 1) Jesus Christ- Light of the World 2) Gautama Buddha- Light of Asia 3) Mahatma Gandhi- Bapu 4) Florence Nightangle- Lady with the Lamp 5) Amar Singh Thapa- Living Lion of Nepal 6) Bhrikuti- Green Tara (Harit Tara) 7) Pele-The Black Pearl 8) Margaret Thatcher- Iron Lady 9) Geoffrey Chaucer- Father of English Poetry 10) Joseph Stalin- Man of SteelLesson: 44 (Capital Cities and Currencies of various Countries) 1. Nepal-Kathmandu-rupee 2. India-New Delhi-rupee 3. Pakistan-Karachi-rupee 4. Afghanistan-Kabul-afghani 5. Sri-Lanka-Colombo-rupee 6. Maldives-Male-rufiyaa 7. Bangladesh-Dhaka-taka 8. Bhutan-Thimpu-ngultrum 9. China-Beijing-yuan 10. Japan-Tokyo-yen 11. Iraq-Baghdad-dinar 12. Argentina- Buenos Aires-peso 13. France-Paris-euro 14. Sweden-Stockholm-krona 15. Norway-Oslo-krone


Lesson: 45 (International Days) 1. International Children’s Day- November 20 2. Human Rights Day- December 10 3. World Environment Day- June 5 4. World AIDS Day- December 1 5. World Population Day- July 11 6. Red Cross Day- May 8 7. International Labour’s Day-May 1 8. World Family Day- May 15 9. World Music Day- June 21 10. Friendship Day- August 2 11. International Literacy Day- September 8 12. World Tuberculosis Day- March 24Lesson: 46 (Sobriquets of Various Cities of the World) a) Rome (Italy) b) New York (USA) c) San Francisco (USA) d) Vatican City (Italy) e) Lhasa (Tibet) f) Kolkatta (India) g) Quito (Ecuador) h) Aberdeen (Scotland) i) Oxford (UK) j) Chicago (USA) Section- G (Miscellaneous)Lesson: 47 (Various Spices) 1. Clove 2. Ginger 3. Cinnamon 4. Cumin 5. Garlic 6. Elaichi 7. Coriander 8. MintLesson: 48 (Amazing Birds and Animals) 1) woodpecker 2) octopus 3) shark 4) ostrich 5) Peregrine Falcon 6) giraffe 7) human being 8) blue whale 9) dolphin 10) frog 11) elephants 12) ratLesson: 49 (Fast-Food) 1. Sandwich 2. Burger 3. Pastries 4. Chowmein 5. Doughnut 6. Ice-Cream 7. French Fry 8. Pizza 9. Mo:moLesson: 50 (Different Hobbies) 1) Cooking 2) Fishing 3) Swimming 4) Watching television 5) Gardening 6) painting 7) Stamp Collection 8) SingingLesson: 51 (Contractions) a) et cetera b) government c) that is/in order words d) very special/versus e) junior f) account g) continued h) example i) exterior/extension j) departmentLesson: 52 (Symbols) 1) Nepal Government 2) Red Cross 3) United Nations 4) HIV AIDS 5) SAARC 6) Olympic Games


Section- H (Health and Hygiene)Lesson: 53 (Food and Nutrition) Matchthefollowing: 1. Carbohydrate-wheat, potato, rice and sugar. 2. Protein- pulses, eggs, beans. 3. Fat- ghee, butter, milk and oil. 4. Vitamin- green vegetables and fruits. 5. Mineral- milk, meat, sea food 6. Water-tap, river, lakes and streams. Fillintheblanks: a) Carbohydrates b) Fats c) Protein (Carbohydrate option has been repeated in the book) d) Vitamins e) MineralsLesson: 54 (Functions of Organs) a) brain b) eyes c) heart d) lungs e) tongue f) kidneys g) liver h) nose i) earsLesson: 55 (Some Specialists and Diseases) Specialists: 1. A cardiologist treats heart diseases. 2. dermatologist 3. neurologist 4. pediatrician 5. psychiatrist 6. orthodontics Diseases: 1. rabies 2. diabetes 3. anemia 4. ricketsSection- I (Travelling through your Books)Lesson: 56 (Science- Plants and Animals) Fillintheblanks: a) chlorophyll b) terrestrial c) insectivorous d) stomata e) photosynthesis Classification: a) Aves b) Mammals c) Aves d) Aves e) Amphibians f) Reptiles g) Pisces h) Mammals i) Mammals j) Pisces

Lesson: 57 (Science- Human Body) 1. Digestive system 2. Muscular system 3. Nervous system 4. Circulatory system 5. Respiratory system 6. Skeletal systemLesson: 58 (Science- Overall Review) a) locomotion b) vertebrates c) gills d) reptiles e) reproduction f) pupa g) herbivores h) omnivores i) starch j) xerophytes k) earthquake l) matter


Lesson: 59 (Science- Expanding Our Level) a) earthworm,housefly,butterfly b) elephant,giraffe,cow c) dolphin,whale,fish d) mango,marigold,sunflower e) lotus,hibiscus,hyacinth f) flood,landslide,earthquake g) solid, liquid, gas h) Mercury, Mars, Jupiter i) radio, television, mobile j) typhoid, diarrhoea, common cold k) smoking, alcoholism, drug addiction Lesson: 60 (Social Studies-1) a) neighbours b) community c) diversity d) superior e) fundamental f) untouchability g) norms h) globe i) map j) president k) government l) granaryLesson: 61 (Social Studies-Expanding our Knowledge) a) doctor, engineer, teacher b) Himalayan, Hilly , Terai c) China, India, Bangladesh d) Balbhadra Kunwar, Bhakti Thapa, Amar Singh Thapa e) Farming, Trade, Business f) Dashain, Tihar, Christmas , Eid g) Docha, Daura Suruwal, Gunyu h) Sagarmatha, Kachanjunga, ManasluLesson: 62 (English-1) Choosethecorrectanswer: a) mine b) her c) any d) some e) much f) at g) the h) were i) taller j) most intelligent Pluralforms: a) watches b) wives c) leaves d) buses e) children f) women g) mice h) sheepLesson: 63 (English- Vocabulary) Synonyms: a) favourite b) costy c) short d) purchase e) hurry f) ordinary PastandParticiple: a) saw-seen b) made-made c) found-found d) shot-shot e) felt-felt f) drove-driven Antonyms: a) fail b) complex c) empty d) increase e) coward f) huge


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,Lesson: 65 (Mathematics-1) 1. Face value : 9, Place value : 90 2. 500 3. 100000 4. 99999999 5. 2058 6. 90 7. XL 8. 44 9. 35 10. 7000Lesson: 66 (Mathematics-2) 1. dividend-6, divisor-4, quotient- 1.5 2. 25 3. 6 4. 2,6 5. Yes 6. Yes 7. 2 8. 81 9. Equilateral 10. cm Section- J (I.Q Tests)Lesson: 67 (I.Q. Test-1) 1. breath 2. b 3. coin 4. rain 5. keyboard 6. racecar 7. stone 8. 3 9. 42,24 10. sevenLesson: 68 (I.Q. Test-2) 1.Circletheoddpersonout: a) Duryodhan b) JK Rowling c) Amar Singh Thapa d) Shreya Ghosal e) Saraswati 2.Insertingthenextnumberoralphabet: a) S,P,M,J,G b) 140,110,80,50,20 c) 4,8,16,32,64 d) 45,40.35,30,25 e) 5,25,125,625 3.Fillingthegaps: a) rewrite b) disagree c) underground d) bicycle e) triangleLesson: 69 (IQ Test-3) 1. 140 2. 1,010 3. 51 4. 36 5. 256 6. 160 7. 256 seconds 8. 840 rupees 9. 735 Lesson: 70 (IQ Test-4) 1. b 2. b 3. 0 4. a 5. 10 Lesson: 71 (IQ Test 5) 1. 3 2. N 3. 1 or 4 or 7 4. 15 5. 120 6. 47 kg 7. 5 8. 5/8 9. 2m and 70 cm 10. 18


Concise GK Key book-VSection-A Lesson: 1 1. Puspa Kamal Dahal 2. Madhav Kumar Nepal 3. Jhalanath Khanal 4. Dr. Baburam Bhattarai 5. Khilaraj Regmi 6. Sushil Koirala 7. Khadga Prasad Oli 8. Collect and paste photo of current PMLesson: 2 1. Manadev 2. Bhimsen Thapa 3. Damannath Dhungana 4. Gehendra Shamsher 5. Kanti Rajya laxmi 6. Toran Shamsher J.B.R 7. Rakshya Rana 8. Bahadur Shamsher J.B.R 9. B.P Koirala 10. Lakhan Thapa 11. Dr. Ram Bharan Yadhav 12. Bidhya Devi BhandariLesson: 3 1. Hippocrates 2. Herodotus 3. Charles Babbage 4. Michael Faraday 5. Geoffrey Chaucer 6. Robert Boyle 7. Sir Isaac Newton 8. Chu Teha 9. Adam Smith 10. Louis PasteurLesson: 4 1. 29.8 2. 48 3. Northern 4. China 5. Yangtze River 6. Gobi 7. Hindi 8. China 9. Lake Baikal 10. Mt. Everest Lesson: 5 1. Peninsula 2. Earth 3. Russia 4. Glacier 5. Mariana Trench 6. Delta 7. Pass 8. Antarctica 9. Nile 10. AmazonLesson: 6 1. Pyramids 2. Eiffel Tower 3. Leaning Tower 4. Great Wall 5. Taj MahalLesson: 7 1. Northern 2. 885 Km 3. 193 Km 4. 8848m 5. Arun Valley 6. 6000Lesson: 8 1. Manadev 2. Amshu Verma 3. Ram Shah 4. Khadga Shumsher 5. Gunakamadev 6. Prithivi Narayan Shah 7. Bir Shumsher 8. Kesher Shumsher 9. Min Shumsher 10. Pratap Shumsher 11. Dambar Shah 12. Bhupatindra Malla 13. Chandra Shumsher


lesson: 9 1. Stupa 2. Shikhar 3. Mugal 4. PagodaLesson: 10 1. Sages 2. Jesus Christ 3. Lao-Tze 4. Mahaveer 5. Gautam Buddha 6. Confucius 7. Zoraster 8. Abraham 9. Mohammad 10. Guru NanakLesson: 11 1. Mid and Far Western Hills 2. Chettri 3. Tharu 4. Limbu 5. Sherpa 6. Tharu 7. Satar 8. Magar 9. Far Western Regions 10. TamangLesson: 12 1. Madan Puraskar 2. Madan Library, Patan 3. Madhav Prasad Ghimire 4. Parijat 5. Hari Bamsha Acharya 6. Satya Mohan JoshiLesson: 13 1. Laxmi Prasad Devkota 2. Shambhu Prasad Dhungel 3. Bhanu Bhakta Acharya 4. Motiram Bhatta 5. Balkrishna Sama 6. Baburam Acharya 7. Lekhnath Poudel 8. Dharmaraj Thapa 9. Siddhi Charan Shrestha 10. Pandit Narayan Prasad PokhrelLesson: 14 1. Facebook 2. Twitter 3. Laptop 4. Google Chrome 5. Mobile 6. Television 7. LCD Monitor 8. Telephone 9. NewspaperLesson: 15 1. Abacus 2. Charles Babbage 3. 1901 4. 12th Aug 1981 5. Steve Jobs/1st April 1976 6. 1973 7. 1972 8. Short Message serviceLesson :16 1. Flying Shuttle-John Kay(2) 2. Safety Lamp-Michael Faraday(1) 3. Power loom-Edmund Cartwright(4) 4. Spinning Jenny-James Hargreaves(5) 5. Steam Engine-James Watt(3)Lesson: 17 1. C 2. E 3. B 4. A 5. DLesson: 18 1. Yuri Gagrin 2. Valentina Tereshkova 3. Spuntik I 4. Bulgaria 5. Vostok I 6. MR-3 7. Sea of Tranquility 8. By America Explorer 1 9. Nicolous Copernicus 10. Vostok 6


Lesson: 19 1. Amsterdam 2. Opening 3. Chamonix in France 4. Lawn Tennis 5. Zeus 6. Athens 7. Olympia 8. Romans 9. Berlin 10. Swifter 11. Higher 12. StrongerLesson: 20 1. IOC 2. Marathon 3. Bunge Jumping 4. Basketball 5. Pele 6. Little Master 7. Japan Korea 8. New Delhi 9. 1904, Uruguay 10. TaekwondoLesson: 21 1. Ring 2. Pitch 3. Court 4. Diamond 5. Ring Arena 6. Course 7. Field 8. Court 9. Board 10. Race Course 11. Link 12. GroundLesson: 22 1. Sanai 2. Narsingha 3. Bina 4. Dholak 5. Damphu 6. Jhurma 7. Bansuri 8. Tabala 9. Harmonium Lesson: 23 1. BikeRacing 2. BullFighting 3. WaterSurfing 4. RiverRafting 5. Canoeing 6. Hang gliding Lesson: 24 1. Director 2. Scriptwriter 3. Composer 4. Cast 5. Producer 6. Gaffer 7. Makeup Artist 8. Costume Designer 9. Casting Director 10. Editor 11. Cinematographer 12. Focus PullerLesson: 25 1. Amitabh Bachchhan 2. Nir Shah 3. Rajesh Hamal 4. Akshey Kumar 5. Dayahang Rai 6. Deepika Padukone 7. Jacky Chan 8. James Bond 9. Mithila SharmaLesson: 26 1. Oggy 2. Mickey Mouse 3. Doremon 4. Ben Ten 5. Motu 6. Jerry 7. Krishna 8. Chota Bhim 9. Donald DuckLesson: 27 1. Dolpa 2. Dasarath Stadium 3. TV Tower at Phulchowki 4. Mahabharat


5. Lehuwaghat 6. Kulekhani Hydroproject 7. Hetauda Cement Factory 8. TU Central Library 9. Langtang Glacier 10. Singha Durbar 11. East-West Highway 12. Shey Phoksundo Lesson: 28 1. Dr. Ram Bharan Yadhav 2. Tribhuwan University 3. Junga Bahadur Rana 4. B.P Koirala 5. Himalaya Shumsher JBR 6. Nepal Bank Ltd. 7. Bidhya Devi Bhandari 8. Praja Parishad 9. Damannath Dhungana 10. Onsari Gharti Magar 11. Chobar Hydroproject 12. Lakhan ThapaLesson: 29 1. Palam 2. Syabru 3. Selo 4. Sorathi 5. Karkha 6. SeloLesson: 30 1. Solukhumbhu 2. Chitwan 3. Manang 4. Palpa 5. Rasuwa 6. Mugu 7. Dolpa 8. Kaski 9. Khotang 10. NuwakotLesson: 31 1. One horned Rhino 2. Rato Machindranath 3. Mt. Everest 4. Tilicho LakeLesson: 32 1. Paper Note 2. Copper Coin 3. Gold Coin 4. Suki (Shivank) 5. Manank 6. Silver CoinLesson : 33 ConsultYourSubjectTeacherLesson: 34 1. Chief ’s 2. Lawyer 3. Physicist 4. Paramount 5. 1921 6. PacifismLesson: 35 1. International Labour Organization 2. Food and Agricultural Organization 3. World Health Organization 4. United Nation Development Programme 5. United Nation International Children Emergency Fund 6. United Nation High Commission for Refugees


Lesson: 36 1. North Korea 2. Greece 3. Nepal 4. Quatar 5. Portugal 6. Belgium 7. Argentina 8. Brunei 9. Indonesia 10. Russia 11. Australia 12. Egypt 13. Bangladesh 14. Japan 15. ChinaLesson: 37 1. Red Cross Society 2. SAARC 3. United Nation 4. Save Our SoulLesson: 38 ConsultyourTeacherLesson: 39 1. School 2. Crab 3. Ostrich 4. Rabbit 5. Crocodile 6. DhaliaLesson: 40 1. Pashupatinath 2. Lumbini 3. Nyatapola 4. Janakpur 5. Krishna Mandir 6. HaleshiLesson : 41 1. Russia 2. Srilanka 3. Kathmandu 4. Mongolia 5. India 6. Afganistan 7. Malaysia 8. MaldivesLesson: 42 Round 1 1. Switzerland 2. Golden Wattle 3. Jabulani 4. 180° 5. Parallelogram 6. S.P. > C.P. 7. 3500 8. Denominator 9. One 10. Only like terms 11. e"tsfn 12. lkTsf]

13. Table Tennis 14. Pele Brazil 15. Kathmandu, (1994 AD) 16. International Cricket Council 17. Tetley 18. 1.26 sec 19. Canada 20. Sailaja Aacharya 21. Mahendra Highway 22. Muktinath Temple 23. Gopal Younjan 24. Pasha 25. Sushil Koirala 26. Chranjibi Nepal 27. Sano Veri 28. Humming Bird 29. Mercury 30. Mercury 31. Survey 32. The land of the southern slaves 33. Bidhan Lama Round 2 (Set A) 1. 999 2. ## cf]6f 3. Arctic Ocean 4. Alaska 5. China 6. Hen 7. Bug 8. Skull 9. Course 10. 55 medals Set B 1. Squash 2. James Gribb 3. Two (2) 4. hfb}x'g]5g\ 5. Narayan Wagle 6. Surkhet 7. 10 people 8. Charles Babbage 9. Iron 10. Kelvin


Set C 1. Multiplication 2. kftfn, wtL{ 3. 64 4. Germany 5. Manang 6. Judas 7. Byakul Maila 8. Brush 9. Retro Virus 10. 1.4 kg

Set D 1. Dog star 2. 29 bones 3. Devanagari 4. 34 plays 5. 1 (one) 6. cfF7L

7. Football 8. Roberto Bajio 9. Rajesh Hamal 10. KavrepalanchokRound 3

1. –2/3 2. Swimming 3. Konkani 4. At 15 yearsRound 4

1. Australia 2. Girija Prasad Koirala 3. Narayan Rayamajhi 4. Nepali Congress 5. Brain 6. Moti Ram Bhatta 7. 7f]x 8. JirelLesson: 43 1. Protein 2. Protein 3. Protein 4. Vitamin C 5. Vitamin C and Vitamin K 6. Vitamin C 7. Vitamin E 8. Vitamin E 9. Carbohydrate 10. Calcium 11. Protein 12. IodineLesson: 44 1. Salmonella Typhoid 2. Entamobea Hystolytica 3. HIV Virus 4. Vibrio Cholerae 5. Lack of Bilirubin 6. Rhino Virus 7. Varicello-zoster 8. Paramxyo virus 9. BacilliLesson: 45 1. Nepal PoliceLesson: 46 1. 1968 BS 2. 2,64,94,504 3. 11 4. 11th July 5. 2058 BS 6. Kusunda 7. 125 8. Twelth planLesson: 47 1. Environment and Development 2. Prime Minister 3. 5th June 4. 1st Baishakh 2051 5. J.C Farman 6. 25-40 KM 7. 22nd May 8. 65 decibel 9. EnvironmentLesson: 48 1. Mesha 2. Wrisha 3. Mithun 4. Karkat 5. Singh 6. Kanya


7. Tula 8. Wrishchik 9. Dhanu 10. Makar 11. Kumbha 12. MinLesson: 49 1. Brain 2. Heart 3. Skeleton 4. Cell 5. Kidney 6. Liver 7. Lungs 8. Ear 9. TeethLesson: 50 1. France 2. China 3. India 4. Russia 5. Spain 6. Thailand 7. Turkey 8. Japan 9. Sweden 10. EnglandLesson : 51 1. Pisces 2. Amphibian 3. Mammalia 4. Amphibia 5. Aves 6. Reptalia 7. Mammalia 8. Pisces 9. MammaliaLesson: 52 1. Hydra 2. Amoeba 3. Crab 4. Ascaris 5. Jelly Fish 6. Paramecium 7. Octopus 8. Starfish 9. LiverflukeLesson: 53 1. Twins 2. Phenerogame 3. Oxygen 4. Pollination 5. Sill 6. Power 7. Rainbow 8. Carbohydrates 9. Phenerogame 10. SunSection B a. Brain b. opposite c. by vitamin d. cerebrum e. Nitrogen f. Primary roots g. Water h. gills i. antennaeLesson: 54 1. 2 2. 180 3. 3 4. 90 5. Parallelogram 6. C.P<S.P 7. 2 Pairs 8. 1 9. 10mm 10. Highest Common Factor 11. Binary 12. 10 13. Multiply 14. 1 15. One


Lesson: 55 1. English 2. Nepali 3. 5% 4. 25% 5. 30 in English 10 in NepaliLesson: 56 1. an 2. the 3. me 4. best 5. shot 6. eat 7. doesn’t it 8. by 9. and 10. haveSection B 1. Cut Cut 2. began begun 3. forget forgotten 4. read read 5. woke wokenLesson: 57Section A a. Happy b. Wish c. Make d. Bring e. Select f. hearSection B a. Cruel b. dull c. notorious d. ignorance e. private f. supportSection C a. Cub b. calf c. fry d. tadpole e. kid f. bunnyLesson: 58 ConsultthesubjectTeacherLesson: 59 a. 5 b. China c. India d. Mid-western e. Far-westernSection B a. Dashain b. Buddha Jayanti c. Christmas d. Id e. UdhauliSection C a. Newar b. Bhojpuri c. Tamang d. Urdu e. MaithaliSection D a. Kathmandu b. New Dehli c. Islamabad d. Colombo e. Male f. Thimpu g. Dhaka h. Kabul

Section E


1. Save Our Soul 2. Dayabir Singh Kansakar 3. Jeneva 4. Sir Beden Powel 5. MayerLesson: 60 1. Laptop Computer 2. a millionth of second 3. Program 4. Speaker 5. Barun 6. RAM 7. Hard Disk 8. Both of them 9. Email 10. FacebookLesson: 61 1. Avast 2. Avira 3. AVG 4. Bit Defender 5. Kaspersky 6. McAFee 7. Norton 8. Quickheal 9. SymantecLesson: 62Question 1 a. K L M b. O P Q c. X Y ZQuestion 2 X ÷ + = \ C ≠ < > ~Lesson: 63Question 1 a. 63 127 b. L, O c. MONQ QSRUQuestion 2 a. 28 b. 4Question 3 a. fullLesson: 64


Question 1 a. Bamboo b. 33 c. Ant d. TamorQuestion 2 a. 7 b. J23Question 3 a. 9Question 4 a. 9Lesson : 65 a. Ladybird b. Car driver c. Honey bee d. schoolboy e. Sunflower f. ladysfingerLesson: 66Question 1 a. Wolf Wool Work World b. Exam Except Expansion Export c. Democratic Demon Domonstrock dependency d. Cabbage Carrot CauliflowerQuestion 2 Fill 26 28 23 25Question 3 a. Beda b. Titanic c. Brinjal d. RoseLesson: 67Question 1 a. dQuestion 2 a. LQuestion 3 a. Third FigureQuestion 4 b (6)Lesson 68 1. 4th Mangsir 2070 BS 2. President Dr. Ram Bharan Yadhav 3. Pradeshi 4. Sneha Rajya Laxmi Rana 5. Barpak Gorkha 6. Prime Minister 7. Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah 8. Around 8000 9. 5th Feb 2016 10. Seven 11. 25th Magh 2072


Concise GK Key book-6Lesson: 1 1. Bhuktaman 2. 621 3. last 4. India 5. 111 6. 1225 7. Kaurav 8. Gasti 9. Tibet 10. 630 11. Jayakamadeva 12. Malla 13. Kantipur 14. Ari Malla 15. Tej Narasingh Malla 16.Bhaktapur 17.Unification 18. DravyaShah 19. Shah DynastyLesson: 2 1. Manadev 2. Bhupatindra Malla 3. Bishwa Malla 4. Siddhi Nara Singh Malla 5. Pratap Malla 6. Chandra Shumsher 7. Bhimsen Thapa 8. Bir Shamsher 9. Pratap Malla 10. Prithivi Narayan Shah 11. Mahindra Malla 12. Pratap MallaLesson: 3 1. Lakhan TThapa 2. Nepal Bank Ltd 3. Sudha Sagar 4. B.P Koirala 5. Himalaya Shumsher 6. Kanti Rajya Laxmi 7. Biraj Thapa Magar 8. Mohan Jha 9. Bhuwan Singh Bishwokarma 10. Usha Nepal 11. Angurbaba Joshi 12. Basudev TripathyLesson: 4 1. Light of Asia 2. Shirdhwaj 3. Rastra Pita 4. Mahila Minister 5. Rajmata 6. Rastra Nirmata 7. Kavindra 8. Dhankute Raja 9. Kharidar Baje (Dhankute Raja) 10. Bullet Maharaj 11. Fiste MaharajLesson: 5 1. Philippines 2. Mauritius 3. Madagascar 4. Greenland 5. Cuba 6. Honshu 7. Cyprus 8. HawaiiLesson: 6 1. Manang and Mustang 2. Baglung 3. Gulmi 4. Dailekh 5. Humla 6. Solukhumbhu 7. Rukum 8. Parsa 9. Okhaldhunga 10. SolukhumbhuLesson : 7 1. Tenzing Norgey and Edmund Hillary 2. Reinhold Messner 3. Erik Weihenmayer 4. Staine Assin 5. Angrita Sherpa 6. Babu Chiri Sherpa 7. Tenzing Norgey Sherpa 8. Shumsher Pun


9. Nisha Adhikari 10. Chhering Sherpa (at 16)Lesson: 8 1. Mithila Chitrakala 2. Mandala 3. Thanka 4. PattLesson: 9 1. Vastu Kala 2. Pagoda 3. Summit style 4. Western Style 5. Painting 6. Pata or Thanka 7. Book Painting 8. Putali Picture 9. Kasthmandap 10. Krishna MandirLesson 10 1. Annaprashan 2. Chaurashi Puja 3. Chuda Karma 4. Thread Ceromony 5. Naming Ceromony 6. Funeral Lesson 11 1. Baishak Krishna Aunshi 2. Baishak Sukla Purnima 3. Ashadh Shukla Ekadashi 4. Shrawan Shukla Panchami 5. Shrawan Shukla Purnima 6. Bhadra Krisna Pratipada 7. Bhadra Krishna Aunshi 8. Ashwin Shukla Dashami 9. Kartik Sukla dwitiya 10. Magh Sukla Panchami 11. Falgun Sukla Purnima 12. Chaitra Shukla AshtamiLesson 12 1. Khushi 2. Seto Dharti 3. Khalanga Ma Hamala 4. Damini Bhir 5. Jeevan Kanda Ki Phool 6. Nepal ko Balinali ra tinko digo Kheti 7. Antar Man Ko Yatra 8. Radha 9. Palpasha Café 10. Ek Hatko Tali 11. Naya Ishor ko GhosanaLesson 13 1. Balkrishna Sama 2. Lekhnath Poudel 3. Karl Marx 4. Laxmi Prasad Devkota 5. Abhi Subedi 6. Samrat Upadhaya 7. Shakespeare 8. T.S Eliot 9. Manju Shree Thapa 10. Saru Bhakta 11. Gopal Parajuli 12. Leslie Marmon Silko 13. Michaes Ondaatje 14. Rabindranath Tagore 15. Anthony Robbins 16. Shiva KherLesson 14 1. Facebook 2. Twitter 3. Skype 4. Viber 5. Whats app 6. Google plus 7. Gmail 8. You tube 9. YahooLesson 15 1. Scanner 2. Drive 3. Virtual 4. Software


5. Brain 6. Graphic 7. Light Pen Lesson 16 1. Binoculars 2. Stethoscope 3. Telemeter 4. Dynamo 5. Stroboscope 6. Barometer 7. Anemometer 8. Sextant 9. Rain Gauge 10. LactometerLesson 17 a. Abacus b. Main Board of Computer c. Submarine d. MIR Space station e. Hubble Telescope f. PeriscopeLesson 18 1. Badminton 2. Football 3. Golf 4. Lawn Tennis 5. Boxing 6. Wrestling 7. Chess 8. Cricket 9. Bowling 10. 30 11. 27 12. Hat-trick 13. Frederic YanLesson 19 1. Bagmati 2. Pokhara 3. Tiger 4. 8-14 Chaitra 2065 5. 9 6. CDR 7. 14-21 Falgun 2068 8. Jeevan Rajopadhya 9. Nirjala Tamrakar 10. CDRLesson 20 a. 776 b. 1896/Athens c. Baron Pierre d. Yellow e. By Putting out the Olympic torch f. Nineenth Olympic g. Pevos and Athena h. America i. Michael Phelps j. 7th OlympicLesson 21 1. Out 2. Sixer 3. Wide Ball 4. Four 5. Leg-by 6. No Ball Lesson 22 1. Germany 2. Netherlands 3. Brazil Vs Croatia 4. James Rodriguez 5. Colombia 6. Thomas Muller 7. Brazuca 8. 171 9. Germany 10. Manuel Neuel Lesson 23 1. Four 2. Spain 3. Backstreet Boys 4. Eminem 5. Saxophone 6. English 7. Beethoven 8. Jamaica 9. Five 10. The beatlessLesson 24 1. Hari Bamsha Acharya 2. Charlie Chaplain 3. Paresh Rawal 4. Polo Polo 5. Mr. Bean 6. Dan Allen 7. Kapil Sharma 8. Johny Lever 9. Deepak Raj Giri


Lesson 25 1. Muktinath 2. Swayambhu Stupa 3. Haleshi Mahadev 4. BarahakshetraLesson 26 1. ConsultthesubjectteacherLesson 27 1. Bhupi Sherchan Marga 2. Malekhu-Dhading 3. 42.7 km 4. Laxmi Prasad Devkota Marga 5. Kathmandu- Dhunche 6. 12.98 7. Kathmandu-Pokhara 8. Siddhartha Marga 9. 191 10. Suddhadhan Marga 11. 52 12. Pokhara-BaglungLesson 28 1. 1000 KW 2. 14,100KW 3. 12,300KW 4. 69,000KW 5. 1500KW 6. 60,000KW 7. 32,000KW 8. 1,000KW 9. 15,000KW 10. 10,050KW 11. 1,088KW 12. 21,000KW 13. 2,400KW 14. 5,100KWLesson: 29 1. 4th Mangsir 2070 2. 122 3. Nepali Janta Dal 4. 2 5. 30 6. (8) Shiva Kumar Kewat 7. Sher Bahadur Deuba 8. 8th Asar 2071 9. 10 10. Nepali Congress 11. Khilaraj Regmi 12. Neelakhantha UpretiLesson: 30 1. 2016 BS 2. Siddhinarsingh Malla 3. Mr Canning 4. Gangawai(Indian Woman) 5. 16th Kartik 1990 6. 2007 B.S 7. 12th Falgun 2031 8. 8th September 9. Nandaram Upreti 10. Subarna ShumsherLesson 31 1. 3915 2. 58 3. 14 4. Kechana Kalan 5. Sunsari 6. 349 7. 6 8. 56 9. 1032 10. Taplejung 11. Arun 12. KailaliLesson: 32 1. Anaximander 2. Yuri Gagrin 3. Emundsen 4. NeilArmstrong 5. RangerfishandJohnTinbergen 6. J.H Wenthalf 7. Suilt Pradhom 8. Jin F. Dunant and Frederic Peiry 9. Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen Lesson: 33 1. Brazil 2. China 3. France 4. Germany 5. Japan 6. Soth Korea 7. Russia 8. UK 9. USA


Lesson 34 1. Food and Agricultural Organization 2. United Nation Population Fund 3. International Civil Aviation Organization 4. International Fund for Agricultural Development 5. UnitedNationEducationalandScientificandCulturalOrganization 6. World Health Organization 7. World Trade Organization 8. International Labour Organization 9. UnitedNationsOfficeOnDrugsandCrime. 10. International Triathlon UnionLesson 35 1. Australia 2. Asia 3. Asia 4. Asia 5. Africa 6. Asia 7. Africa 8. Africa 9. Australia 10. AsiaLesson 36 1. Florida 2. Virginia 3. Colorado 4. Georgia 5. Missouri 6. Texas 7. Michigan 8. Kentucky 9. New York 10. New Jersey Lesson 37 1. Armsdom 2. Calcutta 3. Kathmandu 4. Copenhagen 5. Toronto 6. Tokyo 7. New Delhi 8. New York 9. Paris 10. Bombay 11. Rome 12. Stockhome 13. Singapore 14. ChicagoLesson38 1. Jerusalam 2. Meccu 3. Lumbini 4. Pollen city 5. Potala Palace 6. Tianman SquareLesson 39 1. CathayPacific 2. Iberia 3.Luftthansa 4.BimanBangladesh 5. Sabena 6. PIA 7. Olympic Airway 8. Alitalia 9. AAA 10. NAC 11. IACLesson 40 1. Japan 2. Thailand 3. Finland 4. Holland 5. Scotland 6. Turkey 7. India 8. Norway 9. Korea 10. Algeriars 11. Cairo 12. Kathmandu 13. NepalLesson 41 1. International Labour Organization 2. International Woman’s Day 3. International Peace Day 4. World Cancer Day 5. International Literacy Day 6. World Olympic Day


7. World Human Rights Day 8. Royal Massacre in Nepal 9. World Environment Day 10. Republic day in Nepal 11. No Smoking day 12. World Population Day 13. World Tourism dayLesson 42 1. Narendra Modi 2. Barack Obama 3. Mao-Setun 4. Queen Elizabeth 5. Vladmir Putin 6. Abraham Lincoln 7. Adolf Hitler 8. Nelson Mandela 9. Martin Luther KingLesson 43 1. Eye 2. Tortoise 3. Hyena 4. Sukra Raj Shastri 5. Calligraphy 6. Pancham 7. Bajjiya 8. Spanish 9. Chaulo 10. Jyapu 11. Jetho Dai 12. CrowLesson 44 1. Sir Isaac Newton 2. Max Planck 3. Gregor Mendel 4. Otto Hahn 5. Charles Darwin 6. Albert Einstein 7. John Dalton 8. Maxwell 9. Michael Faraday 10. Charles Darwin 11. Archimedes 12. KelvinLesson 45 (General Round) 1. Vitamin K 2. 3067 Chrawan 29 3. Jaya Prithvi Bahadur Singh 4.GyanchandraAacharya 5.Infinite 6.Infinite 7.Eight(8) 8. 1930 Motevideo, Uruguay 9. Three (3) 10. I surrender 11. Michel Phelps 12. Birgunj 13. 9th Mangsir 2055 14. Rasuwa 15. Sindhupalchowk 16. Godavari 17. Manjushree Thapa 18. Sirijunga 19. Thak Khola, Mustang 20. Bompo 21. Pimbu 22. Memography 23. Robert Boyle 24. 16 Kg 25. Fred Cohen 26. LABEL 27. Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Cord 28. 9,704 athelets 29. Usain Bolt 30. Kari Khadka and Niranjan Rayamajhi (13 Goal) 31. Ramraja Prasad Singh 32. Tedi Village Bihar, IndiaExtra Questions 1. 2069/05/01 2. Girvan Yuddha Bikram Shah

Round 2 Set(A) 1. Bhim Shumsher 2. 2012 3. Solukhumbhu 4. +7 5. Pigeon 6. 10 nations 7. Dolpa 8. Roja 9. Madvari 10. Vinton Cerf

Set B 1. 1977 AD 2. Howord Webb 3. London Olympics 2012 4. Dhimal 5. Jirel 6. –1 7. Muktinath 8. Graphology 9. Tanka Prasad Aacharya 10. Chief Justice


Set C 1.JayaPrakashGupta 2.Infinite 3.2017BS 4.IceHockey 5. 27.2 Km 6. Siddhinarsingh Malla 7. 3649 metres 8. Tharu 9. Chamain 10. 30th Bhadra 2061 BS (1st September 2004)

Set D 1. 2057 BS (2000 AD) 2. Magar 3. Music 4. 144 5. Italy 6. James Rodriduez 7. Rai 8. Nepal Bhasa 9. 5 types 10. Rana Bahadur Shah

Round 3 1. Mark Zuckerberg 2. Gregor Mendel 3. 1st May, 2011 4.SheffieldFootballClubBritain1955

Round 4 1. Australia 2. Girija Prasad Koirala 3. Narayan Rayamajhi 4. 6th January 1991 5. Oology 6. Raute 7. Charector User Interface 8. Dharma Raj Thapa

Lesson 46 1. Third Class lever 2. First Class 3. First Class 4. Second Class 5. First Class 6. Third class 7. Second Class 8. First class 9. First classSection B a. Physical quantity b. Second c. L X L.D = E X E.D d. Luminous object e. Vibration f. Sun g. 1m/s2Lesson 47 1. Matter 2. Brittle 3. Sublimation 4. Alloy 5. Hydrogen 6. Oxygen Section : B a. Decantation b. Distillation c. Filtration d. sedimentationLesson 48 a. Ovary b. Cell wall c. Aquatic Plant d.Taprootandfibrousroot e.NucleusLesson 49 1. True 2. False 3. False 4. True 5. TrueLesson 50 ConsultyourNepaliteacherLesson 51 1. Chhaupadi Pratha 2. Corruption 3. Deuki Pratha 4. Dowry System


5. DrugAbuse 6. GenderDiscrimination7.GirlsTrafficking 8. Jhuma Pratha 9. UntouchabilitySection B 1. About 4 billion years ago 2. Longitude 3. 1800 4. 44,387,000 sq KM 5. India 6. Egyptian Civilization 7. President 8. 14th Jestha 2065 9. Civic Duty 10. Kathmandu Match the following: Asia - 10 Africa - 15 South America - 2 Europe - 16Lesson 52 1. Maldives 2. Pakistan 3. Sri Lanka 4. Afghanistan 5. Bhutan 6. Nepal 7. India 8. BangladeshLesson 53 1. live 2. much 3. too 4. happily 5. more beautiful 6. taller 7. the 8. How many 9. won’t she 10. with 11. still 12. was 13. have 14. in 15. its Lesson 54Section A a. Behaviour b. Coldness c. Location d. Invitation e. Preparation f. SatisfactionSection B a. Rough b. late c. foolish d. passive e. private f. modern

Section C a. Empty b. try c. mistake d. collect e. Complain f. happiness Lesson 55Question 1 a. Vacumn Tube b. Transisters c. I.C d. Micro processor e. A.IQuestion 2 a. QWERTY ASDFG ZXCVQuestion 3 a. External Command


Question 4 CIS, Copy and RenQuestion 5 a. Cut b. Copy c. Un Do d. Paste e. Centralize the text f. Bold g. Italics h. JustifyQuestion 6 a. World Wide Web b. Electronic Numerical Integration and Computer c. Graphical User Interface d. Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer e. International Business Machine Personnel ComputerLesson 56 1. Venndiagram 2.1/2 3.√x 4.I=PTR/100 5. (a+b)(a-b) 6.Trinomial 7.360 8.πr2

9. 7,8,9 10. 3/4 11. 27 12 X=∑fxN

Lesson 57 1. 50 2. 2√40 3.60cm 4.600 5. 100/15 6. 45.9 7. 81 8. 3.37 9. -4 10. <AOC and <DOB and <AOD and <COB 11. 2(k+p) 12. 0.35 kmLesson 58 1. -18 or lower 2. in the middle 3. Both 4. Iodine 5. Vitamin 6. Protein 7. Calcium 8. Protein 9. MarasmusLesson 59 1. Amuno Acid 2. Out Patient Department 3. Direct Observation Treatment 4. Intensive Care Unit 5. Coronary Care Unit 6. Last Menstruation Period 7. Protein Energy Malnutrition 8. Control of Diarrhoeal Disease 9. Oral Polio Vaccine 10. Sexually Transmitted Disease 11. Magnetic Resonance Imaging 12. Expected Date of Delivery 13. Electro Cardio Gram Lesson 60Section A 1. SHAKESPEARE 2. VIOLIN 3. NECKLACE 4. JOURNALISMSection B 1. China-Beijing 2. Hockey-Chess 3. Deer-Rabbit 4. Banke-Taplejung


Section C 1. 81 2. 18 3. 40 4. NBOHPLesson 61Section A a. 6 b. 60 c. NATAP d. VFBEJGT e. No RelationSection B a. OPG b. WXZ c. Coward d. Net e. Aero plane f. BucketSection C a. b4 b. Thnx c. S d. N e. R f. Ph g. Congrz h. BcozLesson 62Section A a. 41 b. ORU c. 100 144Question 2 a. P=199 Q=391Question 3 18 40Question 4 a. BQuestion 5 11Lesson 63 1. 25 2. 153 3. 3 arrows facing left side 4. Third 5. 30Lesson 64 1. a. 3750 b. 53 2. Circle Bhitra +, ×, ÷, – 3. 10 4. SecondLesson 65Question 1 a. 15,6,6,9,3,5,18 b. 875 c. LOTUS d. 12 e. REBOTCO f. 47 g. Resistance h. Quaran i. Niece j. Sand k. Air l. Stethoscope m. 1 n. fryLesson 66 1. 3rd Aswin 2072 2. Maggie Doyne 3. Sandeep Lamichhane 4. 12th Baishak 2072 5. 7.6 Rector 6. Three 7. Leonel Messi 8. 28th May 2008 9. 11th oct 2015 10. Nepal 11. 9th feb 2016


Concise GK Key Book-7Lesson: 1 1. Cabinet passed the interim constitution of Nepal 2007 2. Cabinet Members from Nepali Congress resigned 3. Five member advisory Government was Formed 4. Government of Matrika Prasad Koirala Dissolved 5. King Tribhuwan died in Swizerland 6. Government of Tanka Prasad Acharya Formed 7. Government of Tanka Prasad Acharya Dissolved 8. Government of K.I Singh formed 9. First elected government under B.P Koirala.Lesson 2 1. 2022 BS 2. 2037 BS 3. 2047 BS 4. 2059 BS 5. 2063 BS 6. 2070 BS Right side 1. 2017 BS 2. 2036 Bs 3. 2042 BS 4. 2046 BS 5. 2051 BS 6. 2058 BS 7. 2062 BS 8. 2066 BSLesson 3 1. Adam Smith 2. Alexander the great 3. Martin Luther King 4. Christopher Columbus 5. Mahatma Gandhi 6. Michael FaradayLesson 4 1. William II 2. Archduke Ferdinand 3. Versailles Palace 4. Adolf Hitler 5. Mussolini 6. George MarshallLesson 5 1. Cyrus the great 2. Hammurabi 3. Azteos 4. Byzantine 5. Incas 6. Hittites 7. Akhenatan and Ashoka 8. Phoenician 9. Carthage Lesson 6 1. Ural Mountain 2. South America 3. Brazil 4. Antarctica 5. Russia 6. Lake Superior 7. Gobi 8. Madgascar 9. Third 10. fhdLesson 7 1. Equatorial Rain Forest 2. Savana Grassland 3. Desert Vegetation 4. Mediterranean VegetationLesson 8 1. Pygmies 2. Masai 3. Hausas 4. Bushman


5. Bedouin 6. Hottentots of AfricaLesson 9 1. 5:45 hrs ahead GMT 2. Dana, Myagdi 3. 3 4. 5 5. Koshi 6. 507KM 7. Fulchoki 8. Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve 9. Khimti 10. Darchula 11. Dobhanchaur 12. DhadingLesson 10 1. Tom Bunk 2. Rajesh KC 3. K.R Laxman 4. Thomas Nast 5. John Byrne 6. Matt Groening 7. Steve bell 8. Bashu Kshitiz 9. Durga Baral Lesson 11 1. Bherocio 2. Thesunflower 3.Bekharatna 4. DurgaBaral 5. Lainsingh Wangdel 6. Ratna Bahadur Tuladhar 7. Brankhushi 8. Guernica 9. Amar Chitrakar 10. BramanteLesson 12 1. Agasti 2. Karna 3. Bhishma 4. Kuber 5. Ekalavya 6. Duryodhan 7. Sudama 8. Harischandra 9. Shakuni 10. Sabitri 11. Arjun 12. Kumbhakarna 13. Bhagirath 14. Durbasha 15. NaradLesson 13 1. Maghi 2. Roja 3. Pangden 4. Dhimal 5. Gumba 6. Ghar Bhimsen 7. Rai 8. Lhosar 9. Madarasa 10. Thakali 11. Madwari 12. MagarLesson 14 1. Fedangma, Samba 2. Lama, Baba 3. Ghyabre, Brahmin 4. Naso 5. Nakso 6. Ngopa 7. Pande 8. Gubhaju, Deubajhu 9. Bharra, Guruba 10. Pandit, PurohitLesson 15 1. 2016 2. 2022 3. 2039 4. 2032 5. 2035 6. 2039 7. 2039 8. 2039 9. 2042 10. 2044 11. 2045 12. 2045 13. 2048 14. 2049 15. 2049 Lesson 16 1. Dhrubachandra Gautam 2. Karna Shakya 3. Kishor Nepal 4. Buddhi Sagar 5. Dr. Sanjeev Upreti 6. Sudheer Sharma 7. Amar Neupane 8. Hari Bamsha Acharya 9. Sundarananda Banda 10. Subba Krishnalal 11. Balkrishna Sama 12. Ghanshyan Rajkarnikar


Lesson 17 1. Caption 2.review 3.obituary 4. classifiedads 5. tabloid 6. article 7. Supplement 8. feature 9. editorial 10. headline Lesson 18 1. Ram 2. Kali 3. Mohammad 4. Shiva 5. Jesus 6. Bishnu 7. Krishna 8. Indra 9. HanumanLesson 19 1. 4th April 1975 2. Sagarmatha 3. Bit 4. 5 5. Super Computer 6. 26th Feb 1991 7. ENIAC 8. C.L Sholes 9. Motherboard 10. Sidhartha 11. Antivirus 12. RAMLesson 20 1. World wide web 2. Chat room 3. Java 4. Web browser 5. Homepage 6. surfing 7.Downloading 8.MarcAnderssen 9. NetiquetteLesson 21 1. Computer Engineer Doctorate Association 2. Criminal Investigation Department 3. Electrocardiogram 4. International Federation of association of Football 5. International Business machine 6. International Criminal Police Organization 7. National Aeronautics and space Administration 8. PersonalIdentificationNumber 9. Rocket Borne Emergency Radio Transmitter 10. Subscriber Trunk Dialing 11.UnitedNationsEducationalScientificandculturalOrganization 12. United states Agency for International Development 13. United Nation Fund for Population Activities 14.LiquefiedPetroleumGas 15. Video Casette RecorderLesson 22 a. Sagarmatha b. News 24 c. NTV d. Kantipur e. Image Channel f. Himalaya Television g. Channel Nepal h. Avenues Television


Lesson 23 1. RSS 2. UNI 3. APP 4. AP 5. NINA 6. Khaama Press 7. TAS 8. Reuters 9. AFP 10. Sinuha 11. Kyodo News 12. BernamaLesson 24 1. Stethescope 2. Microscope 3. Fluroscope 4. Megascope 5. Telescope 6. Anemoscope 7. Periscope 8. Hygroscope 9. Hydroscope 10. Kaleidoscope 11. Cryoscope 12. GalvanoscopeLesson 25 1. Closest to the sun 2. Twin planet of the Earth 3. Habitat of creatures 4. Red Planet 5. Largest Planet 6. Yellow Planet 7. Green Planet 8. Furthest from the sunLesson 26 1. Usha Khadgi 2. Malvika Subba a. Priti Sitaula b. Payal Shakya c. Sugarika KC d. Sitasma Chand e. Zenisha Moktan f. Sadikchhya Shrestha g. Malina Joshi h. Shristi Shrestha i. Ishani Shrestha j. Subin Limbhu k. Evana Manandar l. Ashmu Shrestha m. Write yourselfLesson 27 a. Slumdog Millionaire b. Argo c. The Kings speech d. 12 year a slave e. Bird Man f. The Hurt Locker g. No Country for Old Man h. The departed i. The ArtistLesson 28 1. John Cena 2. Randy Ortan 3. The Undertaker 4. Triple H 5. The Rock 6. The Himalayan Tiger 7. Rikishi 8. Ray Misterio 9. Big Show

Lesson 29 1. Kabbadi 2. Hockey 3. Archery 4. Bull Fighting 5. Ice Hockey 6. Cricket 7. Cricket 8. Rugby Football 9. Judo 10. Baseball 11. Table TennisLesson 30 1. Luis Figo Portugal


2. Ronaldo Brazil 3. Zinedin Zidane France 4. Ronaldiniho Brazil 5. Ronaldiniho Brazil 6. Fabio Cannavaro Italy 7. Kaka Brazil 8. Christiano Ronaldo Portugal 9. Lionel Messi Argentina 10. Lionel Messi Argentina 11. Lionel Messi Argentina 12. Lionel Messi Argentina 13. Christiano Ronaldo Portugal 14. Christiano Ronaldo Portugal 15. Lionel Messi ArgentinaLesson 31 1. 5th Feb 2016 2. India 3. Among Nepali Player Nima Gharti Magar 4. Devi Kumari Chaudhary 5. Devi Kumari Chaudhary 6. Gaurika Singh 7. Swimming 8. Tikhor The baby Rhino 9. Bhupen Hazarika 10. India 11. 3 Gold 23 silver 34 bronze 12. Biraj MaharjanLesson 32 1. Khotang 2. Solukhumbhu 3. Sankhuwashabha 4. Okhaldhunga 5. Dolakha 6. Chitwan 7. Rasuwa 8. Gorkha 9. Baglung 10. Mustang 11. Rukum 12. Kailali 13. Achham 14. Rupandehi 15. Solukhumbhu 16. Morang 17. Saptari 18. JhapaLesson 33 1. Malaysia 2. J.M Keynes 3. 1976 A.D 4. 1st Shrawan 2061 BS 5. Nepal Telecom 6. Nepal Electricity Authority 7. Professor Keynes 8. Nepal Bank Limited 9. 14th Aswin 2059 10. Ministry of Finance 11. Share Market 12. LophophorusLesson 34 ConsultyourSubjectTeacherLesson 35 1. Banke National Park 2. Parsa Wildlife Reserve 3. Religious 4. Blue Cow 5. Kanchanpur 6. Dolpa


7. Langtang 8. Chitwan National Park 9. 1710 BS 10. Kathmandu 11. 2030 BSLesson 36 1. England 2. 11th Baishakh 2061 3. Egypt 4. Argentina 5. 138 6. India 7. 1816 8. King Mahendra 9. 13 June 1947 10. England 11. 3 12. To see foreign affairsLesson 37 1. 65.5 2. 97.7 3. 100.1 4. 142.7 5. 209.7 6. 231.7 7. 253.6 8. 359.6 9. 430.0 10. 444.31Lesson 38 1. Biggest Continent 2. Dark Continent 3. 2,43,20,000 4. Land of Superlatives 5. Antarctica 1,30,00,000 Uninhabited 6. Europe Peninsula of Peninsulas 7. 76,83,300Lesson 39 1. Frederic soddy 2. Alexander Graham bell 3. Lord Rutherford 4. Michael FaradayLesson 40 1. Taka 2. Dram 3. Riel 4. Dinar 5. Yen 6. Kyat 7. Riyal 8. Bhat 9. Kuna 10. Krone 11. Peso 12. Colon 13. Pound 14. Rand 15. Kina Lesson 41 1. 1972 2. 1979 3. 1976 4. 1967 5. 1980 6. 2008 7. 1990 8. 2002 9. 1983 10. 1985 11. 1974 12. 1995 13. 1968Lesson 42 1. UThant 2. Trigvelie 3.KurtWaldheim 4.KofiAnnan 5. Javier Perez De cuellar 6. Dag Hammarskjold 7. Boutros Boutros Ghali 8. Ban ki MoonLesson 43 1. Comet 2. Breitling Orbitar 3 3. Khan Mehtarzi 4. Mohammed 5. Takla Makan 6. Astronomy 7. Queen Elizabeth 8. Sumerian Civilization 9. Thomas Elva Edison 10. India 11. Oil 12. The Ecxon Corporation


Lesson 44 1. G.P Koirala 2. Michael Jackson 3. Pele 4. Albert Einstein 5. Shakespeare 6. Tenzing Norgay SherpaLesson 45 1. Homo Sapiens 2. Rana Tigrina 3. Elis catus 4. Canis lupus Familiaris 5. Panthera Tigris 6. Panthera Leo 7. Ursidae 8. Bos Taurus 9. Capra Aegagrus 10. Ovis aries 11. Equus quagga 12. Loxodonta 13. HinocerotidaeLesson 46 1. Acrophobia 2. Autophobia 3. Biblophobia 4. Adrophobia 5. Gynophobia 6. Hydrophobia 7. latrophobia 8. kleptophobia 9. Zoophobia 10. Hyptephobia 11. spectrophobia 12. SciophobiaLesson 47 1. Frances Bacon 2. Alexander pope 3. Balkrishna Sama 4. W.B Yeats 5. Abraham Lincoln 6. Khaptad Baba 7. B.P Koirala 8. Mao Tse-Tung 9. Abraham Lincoln 10. Mother Teresa 11. King Mahendra 12. Albert Einstein 13. Mahatma GandhiLesson 48 1. Dictilography 2. Plutocracy 3. Asylum 4. Barter 5. Thefirstworld 6. Militancy 7.Aristocracy 8. Gerontocracy 9. Jingoism 10. Adult Franchise 11. Protocol 12. Autocracy 13. BonusLesson 49 1. Dinesh Timilsina and Pawan Timalsina 2. Rirendra Shrestha 3. Apa Shrestha 4. Thaneshor Guragain 5. Rohit Timalsina 6. Thaneshor GuiragainLesson 50 1. Notre Dame 2. Hyde Park 3. Lumbini 4. Jame Masjid 5. Bethleham 6. Diega Gracia 7. Kimberley 8. Imperial Palace 9. Capital Hill 10. Saranath 11. Stratford-on-Avon 12. Golden Temple 13. Bukingham Palace 14. Downing StreetLesson 51 1. 52 2. 4 3. Ace 4. 12 5. 4 6. 26 B 1. Ace of Heart 2. King of Heart 3. Ace of Spade 4. Jocker 5. Queen of Club 6. Jack of Brick


Lesson 52 (Quiz)Round 1

1. Abiman Singh Basnet 2. Passang Lhamu Marga 3. Solusalleri 4. Parbat 5. Automated Teller Machine 6. Suuresh Raina 7. Lion 8. Jinga 9. Femar, Thigh 10. Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line 11. Vibrio Choleral 12. Narayani 13. Six 14. H2Co3 15.EmblicaAfficinalis 16. Carolous Linneaus 17. William Shakespeare 18. Bhojpur 19. JK Rowling 20. Zero 21. Karma Band 22. Gulmi 23. Radian 24. William Gilbert 25. Paulo Coelho 26. Brahma 27. Byakul Maila 28. Folk Music 29. Yellowstone National Park, USA 30. Scroates 31. USA (Arizona) 32. The Curries

Round 2Set A

1. Silk 2. 19th Century 3. 1930 Uruguay 4. China 5. 4 6. Brazuca 7. Diamond Shamsher 8. Iron 9. Ice Hockey 10. Euclid

Set B 1. Joseph Stalin 2. 2012 B.S. 3. Black 4. Russia 5. Hen 6. Scotland 7. Kumari 8. Rabindranath Tagore 9. Badminton 10. Trumpet

Set C 1. Sumo 2. 64 3. Roberto Baggio 4. Arctic Ocean 5. 21 years 6. Bridge 7. Napoleon Bonaparte 8. China 9. Narayan Wagle 10. Bir Shamsher Jabara

Group D 1. Madhav Prasad Ghimire 2. Solphin 3. Chitwan 4. Alaska 5. Norway 6. Indian Ocean 7. Kuri Gagrain 8. Karnali 9. 0.3% 10. Patan Multiple Campus

Round 3 1. Kantipur Television (Since July 2013) 2. Laxminarsingh Malla 3. Good omen and inspiration 4. B. P. Koirala

Round 4 1. Sphygmomanometer 2. 45° 3. To see foreign affairs 4. Maxim Gorky 5. Manuel Neuer (Germany) 6. Gopal Yonjan 7. a|DXljGb' 8. PashaLesson 53 1. the 2. of 3. so that 4. herself


5. didn’t he 6. nothing 7. those 8. them 9. warmer 10. rang 11. already 12. in 13. to 14. will have published 15. winsLesson 54 A. a) Behavior b) Coldness c) Location d) Invitation e) Preparation f) SatisfactionB, a. Rough b. late c. foolish d. passive e. private f. modernC, a. Empty b. try c. mistake d. collect e. complain f. happinessLesson 55 1. h2=p2+b2 2.Quinary 3.2πr 4.4th 5. ff 6. -1 7. I=PTR/100 8. U 9. 25% 10. x^8 11. (2x+5z)(2x-5z) 12. 1Lesson 56 A,A∩B B,

0 30 45 60 90

Sin 0 1/2 1/(√2) (√3)/2 1

Cos 1 (√3)/2 1/(√2) 1/2 0 0

Tan 0 1/(√3) 1√3 √3 0Lesson 57 A, 1. B, 1. SOS 2. Nepal Scout 3. National Human Rights Commission 4. Transparency International 5. JCI 6. Lions ClubLesson 58 1. Janga Bahadur Rana 2. Ranodeep Singh 3. Bir Shamsher 4. Dev Shamsher 5. Chandra Shamsher 6. Bhim Shamsher 7. Juddha Shumsher


8. Padam Shumsher 9. Mohan ShamsherLesson 59 a. m/sec2 b. 1000 c. ½ mv2 d. -114 c e. Equal f. Altimeter g. Convex h. Watt B, Consult Your TeacherLesson 60 1. Three 2. Chemical 3. Homogenous 4. Fractional distillation 5. dilute 6. carbonate sulphate B, a. H2O b. NH3 c. CO2 d. NaCl e. N2O f. H2SO4 g. HCL Lesson 61 ConsultyourNepaliTeacherLesson 62 1. CPU 2. logo 3. device 4. abacus 5. EEPROM 6. Ring Network 7. 1983 8. 0100 1010 9. Vacuum Tubes 10. Basie Pascal 11. Magnetic Tape 12. Second GenerationLesson 63 1. Star Topology 2. Ring Topology 3. Bus Topology 4. Mesh Topology Lesson 64 1. Within 1 year Tuberculosis 2. DDT 1 Month Three 3. After 6 weeks of birth to 1 year 1 Month Three 4. Measles only one Measles 5. 15 years to 44 years old woman TetanusLesson 65 1. 120/80mm/hg 2. jj 3. hgh 4. 2.467mg/dl f 3.4-7.0mg/dl m 5. 60-100 beats/min 6. 37 C 98.6 F 7. bn 8. bgb 9. 40-50 mg/dl m 50-59 mg/dl 10. 95% 11. fgfg 12. 0.5mg/dl to 1 mg/dl 13. 15mg/dl to 45 mg/dlLesson 66 1, a. 64 b. S c. 33 d. 14641 e. 406


2, a. Bell b. 108 c. London d. Mercury e. Dog 3 ure 4, a. Chili b. Leuftinant c. Chemistry d. NagarikLesson 67 1, a. L, LX b. 41 c. 41 d. ORU 2, 13 3, ICK 4, 34Lesson 68 1. 0infirstspace 2. LastPicture 3.00 4. 4/10 5. 216 6. Father and DaughterLesson 69 1. 0 2. 10 3. 777 4. 40 days 5. 34 6. 275Lesson 70 1. Danger 2. Lufthansa 3. Chandrajyoti 4. 46 5. eyes 6. A lazy brown fox jump over 7. 28 8. Bow 9. Roof 10. oft 11. Masculine Vs Famine 12. 1:5:25 13. PAWLesson 71 1. Nepali Congress 2. 9th Feb. 2016 3. 12th March 2016 4. 3rd Aswin 2072 5. Vladmir Puttin 6. Ram Sharan Mahat 7. 25th April 2015 8. 29th Oct. 2016

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