Joseph Pulitzer: Father of Sunday Newspaper Q.1: Read the following statements: Assertion (A): Joseph Pulitzer established the Pulitzer Prizes in his will. Reasoning (R): He […]
Pulitzer Prize and New York World MCQs assertions and reasoning
Q.1: Read the following statements: Assertion (A): Joseph Pulitzer is considered a pioneer of the “New Journalism” movement. Reasoning (R): He introduced a blend of […]
Abel Prize and award winners
Recipients of Abel Prize in different years Q.1: Pierre Deligne (2013) was recognized for his work in algebraic geometry, specifically his proof of the: a) […]
MCQs about Abel Prize, history and recipients
Q.1: The Abel Prize is often referred to as the equivalent of which award for mathematicians? a) The Nobel Prize b) The Pulitzer Prize c) […]
Abel Prize often called as Nobel Prize of Mathematics
The Abel Prize (often phonetically referred to as the “Able” award) is one of the most prestigious honors in the world of mathematics. Often described […]
Pulitzer’s Newspapers and Editorial policy, yellow journalism
Q.1: Which was the first newspaper Joseph Pulitzer purchased, creating it by merging two existing papers in 1878? a) The New York Times b) The […]
Pulitzer Prize and its first recipients
Brief Intro of Pulitzer Prizes The first Pulitzer Prizes were awarded on June 4, 1917. While there are now 22 categories, the inaugural year featured […]
Mathematical Reasoning: Solved Age Problems & Explanations
Mathematical Reasoning: Age Problems (* denotes Multiple and / denotes division) Q.1: The sum of the present ages of a father and his son is […]
Time, Speed and Distance MCQs
Time, Speed, and Distance MCQs (* denotes multiply and / denotes division) Q.1: A train covers 480 km in 8 hours. What is its speed […]
Mathematical reasoning about father-son ages
Q.1: The ratio of the present ages of A and B is 4:5. After 6 years, their ages will be in the ratio 6:7. What […]