<p>UPSC interviews feature tricky questions designed to test candidates’ thinking ability, clarity, and presence of mind, requiring careful reasoning and thoughtful answers to evaluate problem-solving and analytical skills effectively.</p><p> </p><img><p>Answer: Just like the sun, the moon also rises in the east and sets in the west. This happens because of the Earth’s rotation.</p><img><p>Answer: The brain is a physical organ for thinking and decision-making. The mind is tied to emotions, desires, and our inner voice. Simply put, the brain reasons, and the mind feels.</p><img><p>Answer: In cricket, a ‘no-ball’ is a delivery that isn’t considered a legal ball according to the rules, so it’s not truly ‘played’ in the proper sense.</p><img><p>Answer: In Indian culture, ‘mama’ (maternal uncle) is a child’s closest, most loving relative. Folklore portrays the moon as a friendly companion. This emotional link is why it’s called ‘mama’.</p><img><p>Answer: Water isn’t wet itself; it makes other things wet. When water touches a surface, its particles stick, creating a feeling of moisture. We call this experience wetness.</p>
