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 General knowledge Group (GK)

 

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07 Dec 09

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WAS IT A CAR OR A CAT I SAW. `WASITACARORACATISAW` This is the only english sentence even if we read in reverse, it`ll give the same sentence.
 
Posted by Cool on 05 Oct 10 2:18 am
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KNOWLEDGE FOR THE DAY:A mosquito can fly in rain without getting wet. It is the 1ly living thing tat can fly correctly in betwen 2 rain drops
 
Posted by Cool on 13 Sep 10 11:02 pm
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AMAZING..!! If u rearrange these letters, u`ll get the following: 1)Dormitory = Dirty room; 2)Astronomer = Moon starer; 3)The eyes = They see; 4)A Decimal Point = I m a dot in place; 5)Princess Diana= End is a car spin; 6)Mother-in-law = Women Hitler; 7)Eleven plus two = Twelve plus one.
 
Posted by Anthony on 27 Jul 10 11:15 pm
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Knowledge_Zone FACT:- There are two words in the English language tat have all five vowels in order: "abstemious" and "facetious"
 
Posted by Cool on 23 Jul 10 4:31 pm
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Nokia got its name from a river in finland.
 
Posted by Cool on 24 Jun 10 11:08 pm
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Who discovered oxygen? Joseph Priestly discovered oxygen, the colorless, odorless, gaseous chemical element forming about 20 percent of the Earth’s atmosphere in 1774.
 
Posted by Anthony on 29 May 10 11:43 pm
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