Q1.
What is the term 'anu parmanu' related to in Hindi?
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(A)
Biology
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(B)
Chemistry
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(C)
Physics
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(D)
Geology
Q2.
What is the study of 'anu parmanu' called?
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(A)
Biology
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(B)
Chemistry
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(C)
Physics
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(D)
Nuclear Physics
Q3.
Which of the following is an example of 'anu parmanu'?
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(A)
Molecule
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(B)
Tissue
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(C)
Cell
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(D)
Atom
Q4.
In which ancient Indian text is the concept of 'anu parmanu' mentioned?
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(A)
Rigveda
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(B)
Upanishads
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(C)
Vaisheshika Sutra
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(D)
Mahabharata
Ans: (C) - Vaisheshika Sutra
Q5.
Who proposed the concept of 'anu parmanu' in ancient India?
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(A)
Maharishi Kanada
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(B)
Maharishi Charaka
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(C)
Maharishi Sushruta
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(D)
Maharishi Aryabhata
Ans: (A) - Maharishi Kanada
Q6.
What is the significance of 'anu parmanu' in ancient Indian philosophy?
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(A)
It explains the nature of reality
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(B)
It describes the structure of the universe
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(C)
It provides a theory of matter
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(D)
All of the above
Ans: (D) - All of the above
Q7.
What is the size of 'anu parmanu'?
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(A)
Visible to the naked eye
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(B)
Visible under a microscope
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(C)
Too small to be seen
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(D)
Too large to be measured
Ans: (C) - Too small to be seen
Q8.
What does 'anu parmanu' literally mean in Hindi?
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(A)
Big particle
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(B)
Small particle
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(C)
Heavy particle
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(D)
Light particle
Ans: (B) - Small particle
Q9.
What is the concept of 'anu parmanu' related to in modern science?
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(A)
Matter
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(B)
Energy
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(C)
Atoms and molecules
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(D)
Cells and tissues
Ans: (C) - Atoms and molecules
Q10.
Who is known for his work on 'anu parmanu' in ancient India?
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(A)
Charaka
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(B)
Sushruta
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(C)
Kanada
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(D)
Aryabhata
