Society & Environment - Questions from AMIE Exams

Match the person with fact associated.

Person

  1. Sunita Williams
  2. Sunita Rao
  3. Sania Mirza
  4. Bob Woolmer
  5. Laxmi Mittal
  6. Vishwanathan Anand
  7. Kartikeyan
  8. Dhanraj Pillai
  9. Anjali Bhagwat
  10. Jaspal Rana

Related fact

  1. Cricket coach murdered
  2. Chess
  3. pistol event
  4. Walked into space
  5. Famous steel magnet
  6. Tennis player
  7. Hockey
  8. Car race 
  9. Indian shooter
  10. Tennis player

Answers

  • Sunita Williams - Walked into space
  • Sunita Rao - Tennis player
  • Sania Mirza - Tennis player
  • Bob Woolmer - Cricket coach murdered
  • Laxmi Mittal - Famous steel magnet
  • Vishwanathan Anand - Chess
  • Kartikeyan - Car race
  • Dhanraj Pillai - Hockey
  • Anjali Bhagwat - Indian shooter
  • Jaspal Rana - Pistol event

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