GK Questions for all Examination
1. Who
came into power in Canada continuously for the third time?
Answer: Jean Chretien.
2. Which country’s capital is Ottawa?
Answer: Canada.
3. A city of one mile width and two miles length as 177 canals of
28 miles length. Name the city.
Answer: Venice.
4. Fianna Fail is a political party. Name the country where it
belongs.
Answer: Ireland.
5. In which day ‘Good Friday Agreement’ was signed?
Answer: April 10, 1998.
6. The force which forms under the earth region causes earthquake.
Name this earth region?
7. According to the laws of Israel, if a Prime Minister resigns
his post, within which period a new Prime Minister should be appointed?
Answer: 60 days.
8. Write the scientific name of lie detector which uses by the
police for proving lies?
Answer: Polygraph.
9. What is the name of military intelligence organization of
Israel?
Answer: Mossad.
10. Which president of Pakistan did issue the order of exilement
of Nawaz Sharif?
Answer: Muhammad Rafiq Tarar.
11. What is the name given to wooden carving?
Answer: Xylography.
12. Intelligence agency of UK?
Answer: MI5.
13. Name the nuclear plant that closed for ever in Ukrain.
Answer: Chernobyl.
14. What is the basic principle of Miss Universe Competition?
Answer: Beauty with brains.
15. What is Heliport?
Answer: Airport of Helicopter.
16. Haiti is an independent country of this seashore. Name the
seashore.
Answer: Caribbean sea.
17. Which ex-president of America had given the leadership in the
peace activities of Haiti in 1994?
Answer: Jimmy Carter.
18. Name the Indonesian president who formed the movement called
West Pacific Forum?
Answer: Abdurrahman Wahid.
19. Which section of United Nations Organization stands against
the pollution?
Answer: United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
20. How many countries had sign in UNEP?
Answer: 120.
21. A military group of Chile killed 73 political prisoners in
1973. This incident is known as _?
Answer: Caravan of Death.
22. Which democratic republic has given the right for ‘mercy
killing’?
Answer: Netherlands.
23. Which planet has the feeling that sun rises in the west?
Answer: Venus.
24. Which scientist got a record of patents for his discoveries?
Answer: Thomas Alva Edison.
25. Which virus causes bleeding in the body due to the destruction
of blood vessels?
Answer: Ebola virus.
26. Name the top most civilian award of America?
Answer: Presidential Medal of Freedom.
27. In which place of Russia the body of Lenin is embalmed?
Answer: Red Square.
28. Who discovered Walkman?
Answer: Akio Morita.
29. Where is the longest highway tunnel of the world situated?
Answer: Norway.
30. Which woman is selected in US Senate firstly?
Answer: Hillary Rodham Clinton.
31. Which country has the world’s one-fourth oil reserve?
Answer: Saudi Arabia.
32. What is the old name of Taiwan?
Answer: Formosa.
33. Which is the dangerous mark of the Richter scale which records
earthquake?
Answer: 6 and above.
34. Which is the largest internet complex of America?
Answer: America On-line.
35. Name the biggest cement producers of the world?
Answer: Lafarge, France.
36. Name the first monkey born on genetic technology?
Answer: ANDI.
37. What is Ganymede?
Answer: A moon of Jupiter.
38. Which is the largest moon of the solar system?
Answer: Ganymede.
39. Who is known as African Gandhi?
Answer: Kenneth Kaunda.
40. Who wrote ‘A Brief History of Time’?
Answer: Stephen Hawking.
41. Which country is known as ‘Economic Power House of Europe’?
Answer: Germany.
42. Who wrote Galileo‘s Daughter?
Answer: Dava Sobel.
43. Which day is celebrated as International Customs Day?
Answer: January 26.
44. Name the highest town of Europe?
Answer: Daos.
45. Who discovered Richter scale?
Answer: Charles F. Richter.
46. Where is the headquarters of International Press Institutes?
Answer: Vienna, Austria.
47. Who discovered the genetic code of rice?
Answer: Scientists of Torrey Mesa Research Institute,
America.
48. What is the national emblem of New Zealand?
Answer: Kiwi.
49. What is ‘Hey You’?
Answer: A computer virus.
50. Who is Anna Kournikova?
Answer: A Russian tennis player.
51. ‘Triple Therapy drug cocktail’ is a medicine to this disease.
Which disease?
Answer: AIDS.
52. Which award is known as the Nobel Prize in music?
Answer: Polar Music Prize.
53. Who is the most famous Pole-vaulter of the world?
Answer: Sergey Bubka (Ukraine)
54. After observation of wild life of this island Charles Darwin
derived the theory of Evolution. Name this island?
Answer: Galapagos Islands, at distance of 965 km from
Ecuador.
55. Which day is celebrated ad ‘World Mother-Tongue Day’?
Answer: February 21.
56. What is the official name of North Korea?
Answer: Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.
57. Which country is known as Hermit Kingdom?
Answer: Korea.
58. Which are the official languages of Switzerland?
Answer: German, French and Italian.
59. Which is the biggest city of Washington State?
Answer: Seattle.
60. Who is known as the father of Modern Turkey?
Answer: Kemal Mustafa.
61. Which mathematical engineer of America is known as Father of
Information Technology?
Answer: Claude Shannon.
62. Who is the father of Green Revolution?
Answer: Norman Borlaug.
63. Which country’s capital is ‘Bogota’?
Answer: Colombia.
64. International Woman’s Day?
Answer: March 8.
65. World Handicapped Day?
Answer: March 15.
66. World Forest Conservation Day?
Answer: March 21.
67. World Water Conservation Day?
Answer: March 22.
68. World Atmospheric Day?
Answer: March 23.
69. World Tuberculosis Abolishment Day?
Answer: March 24.
70. World Oceanography Day?
Answer: April 5.
71. World Haemophilia Day?
Answer: April 17.
72. World Heritage Day?
Answer: April 18.
73. In which country the first modernized census conducted?
Answer: America.
74. In which yearly book, UNO publishes its census report?
Answer: Demographic yearbook.
75. Which is the purest water of nature?
Answer: Rain water.
76. “Baby is a book. Teacher should study each pages of this book”
who said this?
Answer: Rousseau.
77. Who formulated the principle ‘Tech through play’?
Answer: Froebel.
78. Who prepared intelligence test firstly?
Answer: Alfred Binet.
79. Which country’s airline is KLM?
Answer: Holland.
80. Name the pope who had visited most countries?
Answer: John Paul II.
81. What is the name of Australian Airlines?
Answer: Qantas Airways.
82. Which country’s airlines is Druk Air?
Answer: Bhutan.
83. Which woman had controlled space shuttle firstly?
Answer: Eileen Collins.
84. Which woman had walked in space firstly?
Answer: Valentina Tereshkova.
85. Name the oldest man who had gone to space?
Answer: John Glenn.
86. The next day of Christmas commonly known as?
Answer: Boxing day.
87. In which country the barter system has started?
Answer: Europe and South Africa.
88. What is known as ‘Perfume Ball’ in cricket?
Answer: The bounced ball at the height of nose-level of
batsman.
89. Who developed the first computer languages BASIC?
Answer: John G. Kemeny and Thomas E. Kurtz.
90. Father of Zoology?
Answer: Aristotle.
91. Which is the biggest mosque of the world?
Answer: Faisal Mosque, Islamabad.
92. Name the headquarters of INTERPOL?
Answer: Lyon, France.
93. In the production of coconuts in world, which country ranks
top?
Answer: Philippines.
94. Which is the largest consumer country of gold?
Answer: India.
95. Name the dance movement of honeybees to inform others about
the presence of food?
Answer: Waggle dance.
96. Which star is exploded itself and puts the material into
space?
Answer: Supernova.
97. Who derived the first theory on a universe which expands
gradually?
Answer: Arthur Eddington.
98. Who was the first woman high court judge of New Zealand?
Answer: Dame Silvia Rose Cartwright.
99. World’s coldest desert Gobi belongs to which country?
Answer: Mongolia.
100. Name the official residence of French President?
Answer: Elysee Palace.
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