General Knowledge — All MCQs
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Q5001.The Capital of Kosovo is:
Correct Answer: B
Pristina is the capital identified for this country or region. Capital-city questions test political geography: the capital is the seat of national or regional government, not necessarily the largest or best-known city.
Q5002.De Beers is one of the biggest names in diamond industry. Who was the founder of De Beers Consolidated Mining Company?
Correct Answer: A
John Cecil Rhodes is the relevant record-holder among the listed choices for this general-knowledge comparison. Superlative questions test a ranked fact, so the explanation depends on the accepted measurement used in the syllabus, such as area, height, length, depth, population or duration.
Q5003.Who was the first UN High Commissioner for Human Rights?
Correct Answer: B
Jose Ayala Lasso is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5004.King Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud named the Kingdom of Hejaz and najd as Saudi Arabia in;
Correct Answer: C
1932 is the person or title historically associated with this fact. Such biographical MCQs test a specific contribution, office, work or distinction, so the explanation should connect the person with the achievement or role named in the question.
Q5005.Faiz Ahmad Faiz received the Lenin Peace Prize in 1962. In which year did Abdul Sattar Edhi receive the Lenin Peace Prize?
Correct Answer: A
1988 is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5006.ASEAN was formed in:
Correct Answer: C
1967 is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5007.Which of the following country is located inn the Levant region?
Correct Answer: D
Syria is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5008."Thomas Cup" is given in the game of:
Correct Answer: B
Golf is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q5009."Divine Comedy " was written by:
Correct Answer: C
DanteT is associated with Divine Comedy as the writer or author. Literature and book-author MCQs test attribution, so the explanation should connect the named work with the person who produced it and its intellectual or historical setting.
Q5010.The " Swaythling Cup" is related to the game of:
Correct Answer: D
Table Tannis is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q5011.In the history of the world the stone age is also called by the name of:
Correct Answer: A
palaeolithic period is the person or title historically associated with this fact. Such biographical MCQs test a specific contribution, office, work or distinction, so the explanation should connect the person with the achievement or role named in the question.
Q5012.Pedagogy is the Science of:
Correct Answer: D
Teaching is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q5013.One megabyte is equal to:
Correct Answer: D
1000000 is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5014.Maple Leaf is the national emblem of:
Correct Answer: C
Canada is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5015." Wheel" is a symbol of:
Correct Answer: C
progress is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q5016.Which of the following country 's Parliament is called "Diet"?
Correct Answer: C
Japan is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5017.Who invented Bicycle?
Correct Answer: B
Karl Von Drais is the person or title historically associated with this fact. Such biographical MCQs test a specific contribution, office, work or distinction, so the explanation should connect the person with the achievement or role named in the question.
Q5018.Which of the following is the Baltic State?
Correct Answer: A
Estonia is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q5019.What is meant by EQUINOX?
Correct Answer: A
Day and Night are equal is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5020.Which Sea is located in central Asia?
Correct Answer: C
Aral Sea is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.