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Subject: General Knowledge:
1. The capital of Cyprus is:
A. Alexandria B. Nicosia C. Famagusta D. Limassol
2. What day is observed internationally on 5th October?
A. Women's Day B. World Health Day C. Teacher Day D. Human Rights Day
3. The Earth's smallest Ocean is:
A. Atlantic B. Arctic C. Indian D. Pacific
4. Which of the following organizations was established in the year 1919?
A. United Nations B. League of Nations C. NATO D. SEATO
5. Which country's flag is known as Union Jack?
A. France B. Netherlands C. U.K D. Portugal
6. What type of acid is used in car batteries?
A. Hydro Chloric Acid B. Sulphuric Acid C. Mercury D. Nitric Acid
7. The average weight (in ounces) of a man's brain is:
A. 6.8 B. 4.8 C. 5.8 D. 3.8
8. By which organ does a snake hear?
A. Eyes B. Tail C. Ear D. Tongue
9. The most populous Islamic country of the world is:
A. Iran B. Saudi Arabia C. Pakistan D. Indonesia
10. Arab League was established in March 1945 with headquarters in:
A. Cairo B. Riyadh C. Baghdad D. Sudan
11. The length of the Suez Canal in Kilometers is:
A. 236 B. 210 C. 184 D. 169
12. When was IMF established?
A. 1945 B. 1948 C. 1949 D. 1950
13. OPEC has its headquarters in:
A. Lusaka B. Tripoli C. Syria D. Vienna
14. The first Republican president of the United States of America was:
A. George Washington B. Abraham Lincoln
C. John Adams D. George Bush
15. ‘Emirates' is an airline of:
A. Iraq B. Iran C. Dubai (UAE) D. Turkey
16. One square foot is equal to 144sq inches and one meter is equal to:
A. 5.28 foot B. 4.23 foot C. 3.28 foot D. 2.28 foot
17. How many bones are there in the human body?
A. 180 B. 198 C. 206 D. 210
18. Light year is a unit of measurement of:
A. Speed of light B. Stellar distances C. Speed of Rockets D. Speed of airplane
19. A handwritten message can instantly be transmitted as such to any part of the world through:
A. Speed post B. Telex C. Telephone D. Fax
20. The conversion of electrical energy into chemical energy is observed in:
A. Fan B. Storage Battery C. Heater D. Incandescent bulb
21. Distant objects can be seen with the help of:
A. Chronometer B. Microscope C. Telescope D. Spectroscope
22. The best color(s) for a sun umbrella will be:
A. Black B. Black on top and white on the inside
C. White on top and black on the inside D. All seven Colors of Rainbow
23. Name the general, who was defeated in the renowned battle of “Waterloo" in 1815:
A. Adolf Hitler B. Napoleon Bonaparte C. Rommel D. Hindenburg
24. The Magna Carta was signed by King John on:
A. 15th June 1216 B. 15th June 1215 C. 15th June 1214 D. 15th June 1213
25. Thomas Cup is associated with the game of:
A. Table tennis B. Basket Ball C. Badminton D. Lawn tennis
26. Pentagon is Defense head office of:
A. USA B. UK C. USSR D. France
27............was called the 'Sick Man of Europe:
A. Turkey B. Japan C. Germany D. France
28. The normal pulse beat in a human body per minute is between:
A. 62-70 B. 72-80 C. 75-85 D. 80-92
29. World Environment Day is observed on:
A. 5th June B. 5th July C. 5th August D. 5th September
30. The name of the Parliament of Bangladesh is:
A. National Assembly B. Shura C. Congress D. Jatiya Sangsad
31. Who was the last president of USSR?
A. Boris Yeltsin B. Gorbachev C. L.I. Brezhnev D. Chemenko
32. China celebrates its National Day every year on:
A. 5th October B. October C. 1 October D. 2nd October
33. Name the book of Hillary Clinton released in 2014:
A. Living History B. It takes a village C. Hard Choices D. A Terrible Beauty
34. Al-Azhar University is located in:
A. Egypt B. Turkey C. Iraq D. Jordan
35. Identify the name of the founder of Wikileaks?
A. Henry Kissinger B. Julian Assange C. Robert Gates3 D. Albert White
36. The highest literacy rate among the SAARC countries is in:
A. India B. Sri Lanka C. Pakistan D. Maldives
37. Boundary between India and China is called:
A. McMohan Line B. 17th Parallel Line C. Curzon Line D. Green Line
38. The headquarters of NATO is located in:
A. New York B. Paris C. Geneva D. Brussels
39. Who said democracy is "Government of the people, by the people, for the people"?
A. George Washington B. Abraham Lincoln C. Johnson D. Henry Hudson
40. OIC (Organization of Islamic Cooperation) was founded on:
A. 25th September 1966 B. 25ch September 1967
C. 25th September 1969 D. 25 September 1970
41. Amman is the capital of:
A. Jordan B. Yemen C. Bahrain D. Qatar
42. The currency of Turkey is:
A. Lira B. Markka C. Peso D. Pound
43. Which country is called 'Land of Mountains'?
A. Nepal B. Mongolia C. Japan D. Indonesia
44. Second largest religion of the world is:
A. Islam B. Buddhism C. Judaism D. Hinduism
45. 10-Downing Street' is famous for
A. Banking B. Night Clubs
C. The official residence of British Prime Minister D. Tailoring and Jewelry
46. The busiest airport in the world is situated in:
A. Cuba B. USA C. Canada D. U.K
47. Herbert Simon identified four basic motivations of subordinates to accept the will of the superior. Which one of the following is not one of them?
A. Rewards and Sanctions B. Social disapproval
C. Legitimacy D. Subordinates confidence in superior's ability
48. Which military award is given by Britain?
A. Queen Cross B. Medal of Honor C. Iron Cross D. Victoria Cross
49. On which date, Labour Day is celebrated?
A. May 1st B. November 20th C. May 3rd D. March 8th
50. NATO is the abbreviation of:
A. North American Transport Ordinance B. Non-Aligned Trading Organization
C. North Atlantic Treaty Organization D. Non-Allied Treat Organization
51. A set of investments in the stock market is called:
A. Portfolio B. Estimation C. Asset D. Security
52. World Bank Headquarter is situated in
A. New York B. England C. Washington D. Manila
53. Where was the first atom bomb used during the Second World War?
A. Osaka B. Tokyo C. Hiroshima D. Nagasaki
54. United Nations officially came into existence on
A. 4October 1945 B. 14 October 1945
C. 24 October 1945 D. 30 October 1945
55. 'Cathay Pacific' is the airline of
A. Italy B. Hong Kong C. India D. France
56. The currency of Syria is
A. Dollar B. Guilder C. Pound D. Peso
57. Maslow's Needs Hierarchy" theory relates to
A. Motivation B. Leadership C. Communication D. Upward mobility
58. "Naples" is the seaport of
A. United States B. Italy C. Norway D. England
59. The capital of Sweden is
A. Stockholm B. Tallinn C. Oslo D. Christiania
60. BSS' is the news agency of
A. Bangladesh B. Belarus C. Britan D. Brunei
61. Name of the parliament in Norway is
A. Storting B. National Assembly C. Congress D. Senate
62. Durand agreement was concluded between British India and Afghan Ameer
A. Abdur Rehman Khan B. Abdul Khaliq
C. Sharif Khan D. Khan Abdul Jabbar Khan
64. After the Nile, which is the second-longest river in the world?
A. Amazon B. Mississippi C. Indus D. Kabul
65. What is the cause of dengue fever?
A. Plasmodium B. Virus C. Bacteria D. Both A & B
66. It May is observed all over the world as Labour Day in honor of the working people of
A. Moscow B. Beijing C. Japan D. Cairo
67. Who said, "Man is by nature a political animal"?
A. Winston Churchill B. Karl Marx C. Aristotle D. Francis Bacon
68. Ramsar Convention provides a framework for national action, international cooperation for the conservation, and wise use of wetlands. The Convention was adopted in 1971 in Ramsar, which is a city located in
A. Iran B. Egypt C. Morocco D. Tunisia
69. Water makes...............of our blood.
A. 95% B. 94% C. 93% D. 92%
70. Which of the following is a land-locked country?
A. Spain B. Sudan C. Poland D. None of these
71. Baku is the seaport on
A. Black Sea B. Mediterranean Sea C. Caspian Sea D. Red Sea
72. Which of the following is the largest country of South America?
A Argentina B. Colombia C. Brazil D Chile
73. World population is expected to reach the mark of..........by the year 2025
A. 10 billion B. 8 billion C. 9 billion D. 11 billion
74. Which of the following is the largest wool-producing country in the world?
A. Holland B. Australia C. Sri Lanka D. India
75. Mirage is an example of
A Refraction of Light B. Reflection of Light
C. Deviation of Light D. Polarization of Light
76. The British Parliament is
A. Bi-Cameral B. Unicameral C. Tri-Cameral D. None of these
77. Planet closest to the Earth is
A. Mars B. Neptune C. Venus D. Mercury
78. The term "Butterfly Stroke" is associated with
A. Swimming B. Wrestling C. Boxing D. Judo
79. A stretch of land surrounded by water on all sides is known as
A. Strait B. Peninsula C. Island D. Delta
80. Which animal is unable to stick out its tongue
A. Tortoise B. Hungal C. Crocodile D. None of these
81. What is the old name of "Oslo". the capital city of Norway?
A. Norwania B. Loro Sae C. Christiania D. Atlantica
82. The term that best describes the shape of the earth
A. Eclipse B. Geoid C.Globe D.Sphere
83. The Second Summit of the OIC was held in the year
A. 1970 B. 1973 C. 1971 D. 1974
84. Which of the following countries has the largest area in the world?
A Canada B. Russia C. US D. China
85. Which of the following continents has the lowest population growth rate?
A. Europe B. North America C. Africa D. Asia
86. Horticulture is the:
A. Cultivation of flowers and fruits B. Growing of small plants
C. Cultivation of spices D. Growing of bushes
87. "Facebook" is one of the most popular social networking services. When was it launched?
A. 1998 B. 2000 C. 2003 D. 2004
88. "Dasht-e-Lut" desert is located in:
A. China B. Libya C. Iraq D. Iran
89. A country that has no coastline is called
A. Balkan Country B. Landlocked Country
C. Protectorate Country D. Buffer State
90. Which of the following mountains separate Asia from Europe?
A. the Ural Mountains B. Hindu Kush Mountains
C. Alps Mountains D Atlas Mountains
91. Day and night changes due to:
A. Earth's revolution B. Earth's rotation accompanied by its revolution
C. Earth's rotation around its axis D. None of these
92. The energy generation in stars is due to
A. Fission of heavy nuclei B. Fusion of light nuclei
C. Fusion of heavy nuclei D. None of these
93. Formosa is the old name of
A. Cambodia B. Rhodesia C. Taiwan D. Bangkok
94. India tested its first nuclear device on
A. 15 May 1972 B. 18 May 1974
C. 11 May 1998 D. 20 May 1999
95. Johann Gutenberg is known for his invention of
A. Printing Press B. Telescope C. Air pump D. Steam turbine
96. London is situated on the bank of the river
A. Delaware B. Nile River C. Thames D. None of these
97. The largest ocean in the world is:
A. the Indian Ocean B. Arctic Ocean C. Pacific Ocean D. None of these
98. Which of the following Sea separates Asia from Africa?
A. the Arabian Sea B. Yellow Sea C. Red Sea D. None of these
99. HDI (Human Development Index) as an indicator of the well-being of a country, was the brainchild of
A. Amartya Sen B. Javier Pere de Guellar
C. Adam smith D. Mahbub-ul-Haq
100. What is the function of the heart Pacemaker?
A. It decreases the heartbeat B. It regulates the heartbeat
C. It increases the heartbeat D. It accelerates blood supply to the heart
101. The smallest country in Central Asia is:
A. Tajikistan B. Kazakhstan C. Uzbekistan D. Turkmenistan
102. Who advocated the theory of laissez-faire?
A. Marshall B. Malthus C. Adam Smith D. None of these
103. Which of the following countries has the largest number of Airports?
A. India B. UK C. China D. USA
104. "Easy Jet" is the airline of:
A. UK B. Malaysia C. Spain D. Turkey
105. The name United Nations was coined by:
A. Stalin B. F.D. Roosevelt C. Winston Churchill
D. Austin Mills
106. Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) was established in:
A. 1967 B. 1969 C. 1971 D. 1973
107. The filament of an electric bulb is made of:
A. Carbon B. Iron C. Tungsten D. None of these
108. When the stock market is going down, it is called:
A. Bullish B. Crashing C. Slumberous D. Bearish
109. Fiber Optics technology is being used in:
A. Telecommunication B. Electrical power control and distribution monitoring system
C. Oil and gas pipelines control and monitoring system D. All of the above
110. "Diego Garcia" is a Naval Base of the United States in:
A. Pacific Ocean B. Arctic Ocean C. Indian Ocean D. Atlantic Ocean
111. A condominium is:
A. A state of chaos B. A state enjoying dominion status
C. A state with a federal form of government
D. A particular territory over which joint dominion is exercised by two or more external powers.
112. A vassal state is:
A. One which is completely under the suzerainty of another state
B. A protectorate C. A state which is a member of the commonwealth
D. None of the above
113. Pinpoint the World's oldest democratic country:
A. Unites States B. Great Britain C. Greece D. France
114. In how many countries Pakistan's forces are currently serving, under UN peacekeeping missions?
A. Four B. Five C. Six D. Seven
115. Identify the wrong statement
A. Pancreas secretes insulin B. Mammary glands secrete milk
C. Lacrimal glands secrete saliva D. Liver secretes bile
116. Which vitamin protects the skin of the human body?
A. A B. B complex C. C D. D
117. The solar system consists of:
A. Eight Planets B. Nine Planets C. Ten Planets D. Eleven Planets
118. What is "Scotland Yard"?
A. Royal family's graveyard in England B. British Criminal Investigation Department
C. A palace of British Queen in Scotland D. A museum of natural history in the U.K.
119. "Digital Computer" was invented by:
A. Vannevar Bush B. John Harrison C. Charles Babbage D. Howard Aiken
120. Which of the following continents has no desert?
A. Australia Ð’. North America C. South America D. Europe
121. "The Bay of Biscay" is situated between:
A. France and Spain B. Sweden and Finland
C. Italy and Greece D. Estonia and Latvia
122. The World's smallest state by area is.
A. Monaco B. San Marino C. Vatican City D. Nauru
123. Which city is the oldest inhabited capital in the world?
A. Cairo B. Damascus C. Athens D. Tehran
124. 'Temple Trees is an official residence of the
A. King of Nepal B. King of Bhutan
C. President of Maldives D. Prime Minister of Sri Lanka
125. The famous oil painting "Mona Lisa" is the creation of
A. Leonardo da Vinci B. Pablo Picasso
C. Florence Nightingale D. None of these
126. "Trans World Airways" is an airline of
A. UK B. France C. USA D. Russia
127. The parliament of which of the following countries is called 'Cortes?
A. Canada B. Norway D. Germany C. Spain
128. The first international organization was
A. United Nations B. Commonwealth Organization
C. League of Nations D. None of these
129. Three Persian Gulf islands, Abu Musa, the Greater and Lesser Tunbs, are disputed between:
A. Iran and Iraq B. Iran and U.A.E.
C. Iraq and Kuwait D. Qatar and Bahrain
130. Which of the following countries first introduced the paper currency in the world?
A. US B. Greece C. China D. France
131. The world's largest copper producer is
A. China B. Chile C. Brazil D. Russia
132. The earth's rotation on its axis is from
A. South to North B. North to South C. East to West D. West to East
133. "Lion" is the national emblem of:
A. Sri Lanka B. Norway C. Belgium D. All of these
134. The game of "Hockey' was originated from:
A. Pakistan B. England C. Australia D. Greece
135. What is "Jingoism"?
A. Political philosophy of State Control overall means of production
B. Injustice was done to the poor segment of society
C. Extreme nationalism and patriotism D. Promotion of peace in the world
136. "Dosimeter" is a device used to measure:
A. Nuclear radiation for safety purposes
B. The speed of wind or any other gas
C. Heat radiation D. High temperatures
137. What do you understand by the disease "Insomnia"?
A. Inability to sleep B. Colour blindness C. Depression D. None of these
138. A doctor specializing in skin diseases is called:
A. Cardiologist B. Endocrinologist C. Dermatologist D. None of these
139. "Ornithology" is the study of
A. Birds B. Insect C. Sea animals D. Sea plants
140. The world's most populous city is
A. Mexico City B. Beijing C. New York D. Tokyo
141. The longest-reigning monarch of the present world is
A. The King of Japan B. The King of Bhutan
C. The King of Thailand D. The King of Sweden
142. What do you understand by "Choreography
A. The study of the universe B. The study of secret writing
C. Techniques used in space traveling
D. The steps and movement in dances
143. "Order of the Rising Sun" is the highest military award of
A. Japan B. USA C. Norway D.U.K.
144. Which country's economic growth rate is the fastest at present?
A. Argentina B. China C. India D. Chile
145. "A Tale of Two Cities" is a famous novel of
A. Charles Dickens B. Leo Tolstoy C. D.H. Lawrence D. None of these
146. The newly designated Secretary-General of Organization of Islamic Conference Youssef Ahmed Al Othaimeen belongs to:
A. Saudi Arabia B. Egypt C. Qatar D. UAE
147. Name the current Secretary of State of the United States of American
A. Hillary Clinton B. Rex W. Tillerson
C. Leon Panetta D. None of these
148. "Taipei" is the capital of
A North Korea B. Cambodia C. South Korea D. Taiwan
149. Eiffel Tower is located in
A. London. B. Paris C. New York D. Rome
150. The maximum number of women received Nobel Prize in the category of
A. Peace B. Medicine C. Literature D. Physics
151. Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) was started in
A. 1979 B. 1980 C. 1982 D. 1961
152. The Headquarters of the International Labour Organization (ILO) is located in:
A. Geneva B. Paris C. New York D. Rome
153. The theory of 'Clash of Civilization' was presented by:
A. Francis Fukuyama B. Michael W. Doyle C. Fouad Ajmi D. Samuel P. Huntington
154. Which of the following gases is mainly causing global warming?
A. Nitrogen B. Methane C. Carbon dioxide D. Hydrogen
155. "Anemia" is a
A. Respiratory disease B. Nervous disorder
C. Brain disease D. Bloodlessness
156. The world's largest natural gas deposits are in
A.US B. Russia C. China D. Brazil
157. "Petra" is the news agency of
A. Poland B. Syria C. Jordan D. Qatar
158. Britain's secret intelligence service is called
A. Mossad B. KGB C. BIA D. M I6
159. In chronological order, which of the following personalities comes first?
A. Plato B. Aristotle C. Socrates D. Epicurus
160. Israel snatched "Golan Heights' in 1967 from
A. Egypt B. Lebanon C. Jordan D. Syria
161. "Alexandria" is the seaport of
A. Greece B. Iraq C. Syria D. Egypt
162. The largest among the followings is
A. Galaxy B. The Earth C. The Sun D. A Solar System
163. The world's oldest national anthem is of
A. China B. Iran C. Greece D. Japan
164. Which of the following International Organization has no headquarters?
A. GCC B. OAU C. G-8 D. D-8
165. The world's oldest written language is
A. Chinese B. Japanese
C. Cambodian D. Latin
166. The world's largest mammal is
A. Tiger B. Camel C. Giraffe D. Whale
167. Freetown is the capital of
A. Sierra Leone B. Senegal C. Rwanda D. Uganda
168. Which one of the following is not the official language of the United Nations?
A. Spanish B. Arabic C. German D. Russian
169. "Kwacha" is the currency unit of
A. Zambia B. Peru C. Cuba D. Chad
170. The world's first international airline that operated its first flight on May 17 1920 was
A. KLM (Netherlands) B. Aeroflot (Russia) C. Lufthansa ( Germany)
D. Delta (USA)
171. Among the SAARC countries, the smallest by area and population is
A. Bhutan B. Nepal C. Maldives D. Sri Lanka
172. After the US, the largest numbers of atomic reactors are in
A. Russia B. UK C. Japan D. France
173. May 31, is observed throughout the world as:
A. Environment Day B. Human Rights Day
C. Press Freedom Day D. No Smoking Day
174. The world's largest wool-producing country is
A. China B. Russia C. Australia D. South Africa
175. Serena Williams is a famous player of
A. Basket Bal B. Tennis C. Athletics D. Badminton
176. Senkaku Island is disputed between
A. China and Japan B. China and South Korea
C. Japan and South Korea D. Russia and Japan
177. The capital of Chile is
A. Santiago B. Tianjin C. N'd Jamena D. Yaounde
178. Headquarter of the World Health Organization is located in
A. Geneva B. Vienna C. Pairs D. None of these
179. Pisa Tower is located in
A.
Germany B. Italy C. France D. Paris
180. Hezbollah, an Islamic party of Lebanon
was established in
A. 1978 B. 1980 C. 1982 D. 1987
181. The capital of Cyprus is
A.
Nicosia B.
Stingily C. Aeolia D. None
of these
182. Headquarter of Food and Agriculture
Organization (established in 1945) is located in
A. Rome B. Geneva C. Vienna D. None
of these
183. The Strait of Bosporus connects
A. Black
Sea and the Red Sea B. Black
Sea and Baltic Sea
C. Black Sea and Sea of Marmara D. None
of these
184. Damascus is situated on the bank of the river
A. Rhine
River B. Nile River C. Barada River D. None
of these
185. Paris is situated on the bank of river
A. Seine
River B. Spree River C. Rhine
River D. None of these
186. The foreign phrase De facto means
A.
Rightful B. In fact C.
Argument against D. None of these
187. Mt. Ararat is the highest peak of
A.
Britain B. North Korea C. Turkey D. Chile
188. Dome of Rock is located in
A.
Jerusalem B. Lebanon C. Jordan D. Iraq
189. Abyssinia is the old name of which of the following
countries?
A. Malaya B. Rhodesia C.
Ethiopia D. Ceylon
190. Which of the following is the old name of Ankara?
A. Ottawa B. Avon C. Elbe D. Angora
191. Who is the founder of Taoism?
A. Lun Yu B.
Tao-te-Cheng C. Lao-tse D. Hung
Fe
192. Bhutan is known as
A. Land
of rivers B. Land
of the pagoda
C. Land of the flying fish D. Land
of thunderbolt
193. In 2011, the Arab Spring Started from which country?
A. Egypt B. Libya C. Yaman D. Tunisia
194. Which of the following countries is known as "Mistress
of Seas"?
A. USA B.
Ireland C. UK D. Russia
195. Which country won the first World Cup Hockey?
A. Sri
Lanka B. West Indies C. Australia D.
Pakistan
196. Writ of Habeas-Corpus means that
A. You
have the body to submit or answer B.
Mandatory relief remit
C. A wrongdoer D. None
of these
197. "AGI is the news agency of
A. India B.
Germany C. South
Africa D. Italy
198. Which is the biggest company of computer software in the
world?
A. Google B. Yahoo C.
Microsoft D. MSN
199. Which book is entitled as "Bible of Communism
A.
Affluent Society B. War
and Peace
C. Das Kapital D. Gulag
Archipelago
200. The author of the book 'A Brief History of Time IS
A.Carl
Sagan B. John Schwarz С.
Michael Green
D. Stephen Hawking
201. The
autobiography Living History has been authored by
A.
Margaret Atwood B. Benazir Bhutto C. Hilary
Clinton
D. Monica Lewinsky
202.
'TAPI.........an accord signed in 2010, relates to:
A. Oil B. Gas C.
Telecom D. Fertilizer
203. Azerbaijan' is located in:
A. the
Middle East B. Central Asia C. Latin
America D. Western Europe
204. Headquarter of the World Meteorological Organization is
located in
A. Geneva B. Paris C. Vienna D. None
of these
205. In which city, the headquarters of the EU is located?
A. Paris B.
Brussels C. London D. Rome
206. Which is the longest mountain range in the world?
A.
Himalayas B. Andes C.
Rockies D. Alps
207. The first successful expedition to the Mount Everest was made
in
A. 1962 B. 1965 C. 1968 D. 1953
208. Which place is called the 'Land of the Rising Sun'?
A. Japan B. Norway C.
Ireland D. Thailand
209. Which country is called 'Switzerland of Africa'?
A.
Somalia B. South
Africa C. Swaziland D. Congo
210. FCPS stands for
A. Fellow
of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
B. Fellow
of the Russian College of Physicians and Surgeons
C. Fellow
of the Royal Community of Physicians and Surgeons
D. Fellow
of the Royal College of Physics and Surgeons
211.
Which day is observed as World Day for water?
A 15
March B. 20 March C. 18
March D. 22 March
212. In which mountain range is Sachen glacier located
A.
Himalaya B. Karakorum C. Hindu
Kush D. Sulaiman
213. Neil Alden Armstrong, an American was the first man to set
foot on the moon in the year
A. 1969 B. 1965 C. 1964 D. 1968
214. Name the first man to walk in space in 1965
A Yuri Gagarin B. Neil
Armstrong C. Alexei Leonov D.
Tereshkova
215. One nautical mile is equal to how many kilometers?
A. 1.614 B. 1921 C. 1.853 D. 1.756
216. The pharaohs of Alexandria is located in
A.
Germany B. Italy C. France D. Egypt
217m German attack on Poland was the immediate cause of
A. World
War I B. World War II C. Cold
War D. None of these
218. Dublin is situated on the bank of the river
A. Nile
River B. Rhine
River C. Liffey River D. None
of these
219. The foreign phrase Debut means
A. Way a
person goes to work B. First appearance as a
performer
C. First and the last appearance as a performer D. None
of these
220. Claustrophobia is a fear of
A.
Society B. Height C. Death D.Confined
spaces
221. Fahien was a
A.
Chinese traveler B.
Portuguese sailor
C. Norwegian traveler D. Japanese navigator
222. Sun Yat-sen was the
A. First
President of the Chinese republic
B. First
Chairman of the communist party if china
C. First
Premier of china D. None
of these
223. Vitamins were discovered by
A.
Moseley B. Frank Whittle C.
Chadwick D. Casimir Funk
224. Biogas is the common name of
A.
Natural gas B. Nitrogen gas C.
Hydrogen gas D. Oxygen gas
225. Headquarter of the United Nations International Children's
Emergency Fund (established in 1946) is located in
A. New
York B. Geneva C. Vienna D. None
of these
226. News agency AIP belongs to
A. USA B.
Palestine C.
Afghanistan D. Pakistan
227. Rhodesia's new name is
A. Zaire B.
Tanzania C.
Zimbabwe D. Swaziland
228. Belize was formerly known as
A.
British Honduras B. Nicaragua C. Aksai
Chin D. Malvinas
229. The Tripitaka is a sacred book of which religion?
A.
Hinduism B. Buddhism C.
Confucianism D. Taoism
230. When the Red Cross was established by Jean Henry Dunant?
A. 1860 B. 1861 C. 1863 D. 1867
231. The celebrated novel 'the Godfather' was authored by
A. John
Milton B. Victor Hugo C. Mario Puzo D. Harold
232. The flag of the Red Cross is the reverse of the flag of
A.
Germany B. Switzerland C.
England D. Sweden
233. Which of the following regions of the world is most thickly
populated?
A. East
Asia B. South Asia C. North-West Europe
D. North and South America
234. The
USA celebrates its independence day on
A. 4th
July B. 24th July C. 17th
July D. 29th July
235. Who is the founder of 'Big Bang Theory'?
A. Tyco
Brahe B. Edwin Hubble C. Lassac Asimov
D. George Lemaitre
236. Caracas is the capital of
A. New Zealand C. England B. Australia D. Venezuela
237.
Which of the following gases is most predominant in the sun?
A. Helium B.
Hydrogen C. Nitrogen D. Ozone
238. The Falkland Islands or the Malvinas Islands are disputed
between the United Kingdom and
A. Brazil B. Russia C.
Argentina D. Chile
239. Nelson Mandela was born in
A. 1918 B. 1919 C. 1920 D. 1921
240. Rabat is the capital of which Islamic country?
A. Egypt B. Qatar C.
Morocco D. Bahrain
241. Grassland plains located in Argentina are called
A.
Prairies B. Downs D. Pampas C. Steppes
242. Crimea is an independent state in the Ukraine.
A. East B. West C. North D. South
243. Russia attacked Georgia in
A. 2008 B. 2007 C. 2006 D. 2005
244. International Food Day is observed on..........every year.
A. 15
October B. 12 October C. 16
October D. 14 October
245. Second World War was drawing to an end in
A. 1945 B. 1944 C. 1946 D. 1947
246. During the 2nd World War.......was the British Prime Minister
A. Lord
Wavell B. Simon C. Mountbatten D.
Winston S. Churchill
247. The Strait of Gibraltar connects the Atlantic Ocean with the
A.
Pacific ocean B. Indian ocean C.
Mediterranean sea D. None the these
248. There are ......... member states of U.N.
A. 182 B. 193 C. 192 D. 194
249. Taj Mahal is located on the bank of the river
A. Jamna B. Ganges (Ganga) C.
Narbada D.
Brahmaputra
250. Mossad is the intelligence agency of
A. Iraq B. Iran C. Israel D. India
