Time Zones of USA,Hydroponics,Thomas Cook,Ancient Apothecary

1. The stonefish is the most poisonous fish in the world.
2. A group of peacock is called Muster.
3. In China, the bride wears red color at her wedding.
4. The spooked wheel was introduced around the 1900 B.C .
5. In the solar system there are two Mount Olympuses, located in Greece and Mars.
6. According to ancient apothecary , 240 penny weights are equal to a lb weight.
7. The American submarine Nautilus, in 1958 was the first ship to reach North Pole.
8. The four different time zones of  USA are Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific.
9. Thomas Cook was the first British Company to arrange tourist excursions.
10. Hydroponics is the soil-less cultivation of plants.

White House,Caesarean Operation,Pluviometer,336 dimples

1. Jupiter, which completes a rotation on its axis in less than 10 earth hours, is the only planet in our solar system having the shortest day.
2. The instrument/device used to measure rainfall is pluviometer.
3. The width of a soccer goal is 24 feet.
4. A golf ball has 336 dimples.
5. In Basketball 19 feet is the distance between the free throw line and the basket.
6. Nubia region of Africa is partly submerged beneath Lake Nasser.
7. Caesarean Operation method is named after Julius Caesar because he was reputedly brought into the world by this method.
8. Mount Andrew Jackson is located in Antarctica.
9. The orange's originated in China.
10. 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington,DC, is better known as WHITE HOUSE.

Marco Polo,Oldest Unchanged National Flag ,Eric the Red

1. The First World War was also called as 'the war to end all wars'.
2. The Second World War Hurricane was a fighter plane.
3. The Wisconsin state of America is the badger state.
4. Alfred Packer was the only man in the USA to be convicted of one particular crime i.e Cannibalism.
5. Red and Orange color 'advance' a picture towards a viewer.
6. The oldest unchanged national flag in existence is of Denmark's, which dates back to the thirteenth century.
7. Greenland was named by Eric the Red , the Norwegian explorer.
8. Marco Polo(Italian) went to China and became a diplomat for Kublai Khan.
9. The Dove bird is the symbol of peace.
10. The National Gallery of London is situated at Trafalgar Square.

Music City,Lancashire,British land carnivore,London's first airport

1. Bohea is a type of tea.
2. Green traffic lights presedes amber alone.
3. Nashville,Tennessee is the American city which is also known as Music City.
4. Since the invention of Coca-Cola, only seven men(no women) have known the formula.
5. The badger is the largest British land carnivore.
6. In 1919 London's first airport, at Hounslow, was opened.
7. Cotton textile is mainly associated with Lancashire.
8. Sheffield is the English city whose hallmark is a Tudor rose.
9. During the Stone Age, tools and weapons were usually made from Flint.
10. Colon town is situated on the panama canal.