General Knowledge — All MCQs
5927 questions available
Q5021.What is Viticulture?
Correct Answer: A
Cultivation of Grapes 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.
Q5022.Widow's Tears is the name of:
Correct Answer: D
Plant 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.
Q5023.The author of the " New Deal " was:
Correct Answer: A
president Roosevelt 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.
Q5024.The currency of Portugal is:
Correct Answer: C
Euro 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.
Q5025.The first Asian Secretary General of united Nation was:
Correct Answer: C
U _Thant 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.
Q5026.The Headquarters of EFTA is in:
Correct Answer: B
Geneva is the headquarters location associated with this organisation. Headquarters questions identify the city where an institution's central administration is based, which is why the answer is a location rather than a member state or founder.
Q5027."Bread for the world " Institute which focuses on problem of poverty and hunger in the world, is based in:
Correct Answer: B
Washington 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.
Q5028.ANSA is the news agency of:
Correct Answer: B
Italy 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.
Q5029.Aeroflot is the airline of:
Correct Answer: C
Russia is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5030."Tegel "is the international Airport of:
Correct Answer: C
Germany 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.
Q5031."Broadway Street" O USA is famous for:
Correct Answer: C
Cinema Halls 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.
Q5032.What is the name of Leningrad?
Correct Answer: A
St. Peterburg is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5033.Which country is called the Cockpit of Europe?
Correct Answer: A
Belgium is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5034.Which city is called the 'Land of Seven hills'?
Correct Answer: A
Rome is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5035.Which is the highest military award of Italy?
Correct Answer: B
medal for Valour 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.
Q5036.Under the factories act,1934 no adult employee, defined as a worker who as completed his or her 18th year of age can be required or permitted to work in any establishment in excess of ....hours a day and ....hours a week.
Correct Answer: B
8,48 is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5037.Cotours' are the line of connecting places having
Correct Answer: C
equal height is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5038.Ours sweetest songs are those that tell us of saddest thoughts " these words are attributed to:
Correct Answer: C
Shelley is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q5039.Who created the famous character of Dracula"?
Correct Answer: D
Bram Stoker 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.
Q5040.White goods "are:
Correct Answer: B
durable consumption goods 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.