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The correct answer is B, D, C, A 

Explanation:

• Toe: A toe is one of the smallest parts listed here. Generally, it measures a few centimeters in length.
• Heart: Its average size is comparable to the size of a fist, roughly around 12-15 centimeters in length for an adult.
• Head: The average circumference of an adult head is about 55-60 centimeters.
• Arm: The arm can measure around 50-70 centimeters in length from the shoulder to the fingertips.

The meaning of the given words:

Desperate → Very sad and upset because of having little or no hope: Feeling or showing despair.

Frustrated → To cause (someone) to feel angry or upset because of not being able to do something.

Happy → Feeling pleasure.

Sad → Causing a feeling of grief or unhappiness.

Withered → (used for plant) to become dry and die.

Here, the word 'Happy' shows a different or opposite meaning from the rest.

Hence, the correct answer is "Happy".

Given:

Ability, Impotence, Potential, Capacity, Competence

1. Ability → Skill to do something.

2.  Impotence → Inability to take effective action (Helplessness)

3. Potential → Having the capacity to develop into something in the future.

4. Capacity → The amount that something can produce.

5. Competence → The ability to do something efficiently.

Here, 'Impotence' is different from the others.

Hence, the correct answer is "Option (4)".

The correct answer is 9th November.

Key Points

• This date marks the commencement of the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, which came into force on 9th November 1995.
• The purpose of the day is to spread awareness about the provisions of free legal aid and the availability of legal services for the weaker sections of society.
• It also aims to ensure justice is not denied to any citizen due to economic or other disabilities, in line with Article 39A of the Constitution.

The correct answer is "Both flow downhill".

Key Points

• Rivers and streams are dynamic, flowing bodies of water that move downhill.
• This is due to gravity, which causes water in rivers and streams to move from higher to lower elevations.

Additional Information

• Both rivers and streams typically contain freshwater. Saltwater is typically found in oceans and seas.
• Both rivers and streams are found in various environments not exclusively in deserts.
• Both rivers and streams are characterized by their movement. Static bodies of water refer to lakes or ponds.

Given words;

Insight - A feeling of understand

Scholarly - Higher Study

Wisdom - Accumulated knowledge

Carelessness - Lack of attention

Here, Wisdom, Insight, Scholarly all are synonyms of intelligence and 'Carelessness' is opposite word of them.

Hence, the correct answer is "Carelessness".

This statement is incorrect "Society demands a certain way of living from the individuals."

Key Points

• The ultimate goal of society is to promote good and happy life for its individuals.
• It creates conditions and opportunities for the all-around development of individual personality.
• Society ensures harmony and cooperation among individuals in spite of their occasional conflicts and tensions.

Logic:

Badminton  is played on the court

Similarly, 

Skating is done on the Rink

So, the correct answer is' Rink'.

The meaning of given word is

Here, Nun, Monk and Priest are religious person but Knight is not religious . so, Knight is odd one.

Hence, the correct answer is "Knight".

The logic followed here is:

Lucknow is the capital of Uttar Pradesh.

Similarly, 

Raipur is the capital of Chhattisgarh.

Hence, Raipur is the correct answer.  

The correct answer is "Both flow downhill".

Key Points

• Rivers and streams are dynamic, flowing bodies of water that move downhill.
• This is due to gravity, which causes water in rivers and streams to move from higher to lower elevations.

Additional Information

• Both rivers and streams typically contain freshwater. Saltwater is typically found in oceans and seas.
• Both rivers and streams are found in various environments not exclusively in deserts.
• Both rivers and streams are characterized by their movement. Static bodies of water refer to lakes or ponds.

Let's get the logic of this question:-

Airplane - Pilot 

A Pilot is the person who flies an airplane.

Similarly,

Sailor is the person who is in command of a Vessel.

Hence, the correct answer is Sailor.

The logic followed here is:

Jupiter, Neptune, Mars, and Earth all are Planets,

Whereas,

Sun is a Star.

Hence, the correct answer is "Sun".

The correct answer is: Tormented by living conditions in the jail, the prisoners sat on hunger strike for 45 days between 1927-28 till Mahatma Gandhi and RN Tagore intervened.

Key Points

• Cellular Jail
  • A two-member committee headed by Sir Charles J.Lyall and Sir, A.S.Lethbridge visited Port Blair in 1890 and recommended the construction of a jail building in Port Blair.
  • It was built in the shape of 07 spokes of a wheel from 1896 to 1906.
  • 663 cells in the jail were specially built for the solitary confinement of the prisoners.
  • Later 30 additional cells were constructed.
  • In the center of the seven wings of the Cellular Jail was built the Central tower.
  • The first batch of 200 convicts (freedom fighters) arrived on the island on 10th March 1858 abroad the frigate 'Semiraimis' was under the overall charge of Dr.J.P.Walker.
  • He was assisted in his task by a guard of 60 naval brigade men, two native doctors, and a native overseer.
  • Subsequently, the prisoners were also transported by three more ships - Roman Empire (171), Dalhousie (140), and Edward (130).
  • The freedom fighters brought to the Cellular Jail rebelled against the tyranny of David Barrie.
  • Mass hunger strikes were resorted to especially between 1937 and 1938.
  • Three-person died in this.
  • The strike was terminated on the intervention of Mahatma Gandhi and Rabindra Nath Tagore.

The correct answer is Patanjali.

Key Points

Yoga Sutra:

• The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali is a collection of Sanskrit sutras on the theory and practice of yoga 195 sutras and 196 sutras (according to other scholars including BKS Iyengar).
• The Yoga Sutras were compiled in the early centuries CE, by the sage Patanjali in India who synthesized and organized knowledge about yoga from much older traditions.
• The Yoga Sutras is best known for its reference to ashtanga, eight elements of practice culminating in samadhi, the concentration of the mind on an object of meditation, namely
•  Yama (abstinences), 
• niyama (observances), 
• asana (yoga postures), 
• pranayama (breath control), 
• pratyahara (withdrawal of the senses), 
• Dharana (concentration of the mind), 
• dhyana (meditation) and 
• samadhi (absorption)

Additional Information

Patanjali:

• Patanjali also called Gonardiya, or Gonikaputra was a sage in Ancient India.
• Very little is known about him, and while no one knows exactly when he lived, from analysis of his works it is estimated that it was between the 4th and 5th centuries CE.