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100
What is the chemical symbol for gold?
Au
100
Which popular Bollywood actor is often called "King Khan"?
Shah Rukh Khan
100
What is the highest mountain range in India?
The Himalayas
100
This playback singer is known for hits like Kal Ho Naa Ho and Tum Hi Ho
Arjit Singh
100
What is the largest mammal in the world?
Blue Whale
200
What muscle helps you breathe by moving up and down in your chest?
Diaphragm
200
Who is this actor?
Shahid Kapoor
200
What is the longest river in India?
The Ganges
200
This musical scale or mode forms the foundation of many Indian classical ragas?
The Thaat System
200
Which US state has the largest population?
California
300
What renewable energy source comes from deep inside the Earth?
Geothermal energy
300
Who is this actress?
Rekha
300
Largest Freshwater lake in India?
Wular Lake
300
This famous music composer duo from Maharashtra created the soundtrack for Sairat, the highest-grossing Marathi film
Ajay Atul
300
If someone says “no cap,” what do they mean?
No lie, or for real?
400
What double-helix-shaped molecule contains the instructions for all living organisms?
DNA
400
Which movie is this quote from?
"Which one of them is didi?"
Chak de India
400
Which state shares its border with 8 other state?
Uttar Pradesh
400
Which International (American) artist has a large fan base with over 400 million streams in India?
Ed Sheeran
400
What planet has the shortest day in our solar system, rotating approximately every 10 hours?
Jupiter
500
What are the functional units of the kidney that filter blood and produce urine?
Nephrons
500
This was Amitabh Bachchan’s debut film in 1969, which was not a commercial success.
Saat Hindustani
500
What is the only Indian state that has a coastline along both the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea?
Tamil Nadu
500
This legendary playback singer was known for her rivalry and collaborations with Lata Mangeshkar
Asha Bosle
500
Which continent is considered the driest and highest on Earth, despite holding a significant portion of the world's fresh water?
Antarctica