Showing: 100 Q&A
General Knowledge part 1 | ||
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1 | What is the capital city of France? | Paris |
2 | Which planet is known as the Red Planet? | Mars |
3 | Who wrote the play ‘Romeo and Juliet’? | William Shakespeare |
4 | What is the chemical symbol for water? | H₂O |
5 | Which is the largest continent by area? | Asia |
6 | How many players are there in a standard football (soccer) team on the field? | 11 players |
7 | Which country is famous for the Taj Mahal? | India |
8 | What is the hardest natural substance on Earth? | Diamond |
9 | Which gas do plants primarily use for photosynthesis? | Carbon dioxide (CO₂) |
10 | What is the process by which liquid turns into vapor at a temperature below boiling called? | Evaporation |
General Knowledge Part 2 | ||
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11 | Who discovered penicillin? | Alexander Fleming |
12 | What is the largest mammal in the world? | Blue whale |
13 | Which element has the atomic number 6? | Carbon |
14 | What is the primary language spoken in Brazil? | Portuguese |
15 | How many seconds are there in one minute? | 60 seconds |
16 | Which organ pumps blood throughout the human body? | Heart |
17 | What is the currency of Japan? | Japanese Yen (¥) |
18 | Which is the longest river in the world (by commonly accepted length)? | Nile River (commonly accepted) |
19 | Which metal is used to make electrical wires because of its high conductivity? | Copper |
20 | What measurement unit is used for frequency? | Hertz (Hz) |
General Knowledge Part 3 | ||
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21 | Which organ in humans is primarily responsible for detoxification and metabolic regulation? | Liver |
22 | What is the capital of Australia? | Canberra |
23 | Which gas forms about 78% of Earth’s atmosphere? | Nitrogen |
24 | Who painted the Mona Lisa? | Leonardo da Vinci |
25 | What is the smallest prime number? | 2 |
26 | Which instrument measures atmospheric pressure? | Barometer |
27 | Which country has the largest population in the world? | China (by population figures historically largest; check latest stats for updates) |
28 | What is the chemical formula of table salt? | NaCl (Sodium chloride) |
29 | Which famous scientist developed the theory of general relativity? | Albert Einstein |
30 | Which language is the most widely spoken worldwide by native speakers? | Mandarin Chinese |
General Knowledge Part 4 | ||
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31 | Which city is known as the Big Apple? | New York City |
32 | What force keeps us on the surface of Earth? | Gravity |
33 | Who invented the telephone? | Alexander Graham Bell |
34 | Which is the largest ocean on Earth? | Pacific Ocean |
35 | What is the study of plants called? | Botany |
36 | What is the basic unit of life? | Cell |
37 | Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United States? | France |
38 | Which two colours make green when mixed (subtractive colour mixing)? | Blue and yellow |
39 | What is the freezing point of water on the Celsius scale? | 0°C |
40 | Which metal is liquid at room temperature? | Mercury |
General Knowledge Part 5 | ||
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41 | Which is the tallest mountain in the world above sea level? | Mount Everest |
42 | Which planet has a ring system visible from Earth? | Saturn |
43 | What is the capital of Japan? | Tokyo |
44 | Who wrote ‘A Brief History of Time’? | Stephen Hawking |
45 | Which organelle is known as the powerhouse of the cell? | Mitochondrion |
46 | Which metal is known for its high luster and conductivity and is commonly used for jewellery? | Gold |
47 | Which sea separates Europe and Africa? | Mediterranean Sea |
48 | What is the main gas in natural gas used for fuel? | Methane (CH₄) |
49 | Which religion originates from the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama? | Buddhism |
50 | How many continents are there on Earth? | Seven |
General Knowledge Part 6 | ||
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51 | What is the SI unit of force? | Newton (N) |
52 | Which Indian river is known as the Ganges in English? | Ganga |
53 | Who is the author of the Indian national anthem ‘Jana Gana Mana’? | Rabindranath Tagore |
54 | What is the freezing point of water on the Fahrenheit scale? | 32°F |
55 | Which device is used to look at distant stars and planets? | Telescope |
56 | Which vitamin is produced when skin is exposed to sunlight? | Vitamin D |
57 | Which element is liquid at room temperature besides mercury in standard conditions? | (Mercury is the only common metal liquid at room temperature under standard conditions.) |
58 | Which is the largest desert in the world? | Sahara Desert (largest hot desert); Antarctica is the largest desert overall if polar deserts counted. |
59 | What is the phenomenon of bending of light when it passes from one medium to another called? | Refraction |
60 | Which organ is responsible for producing insulin? | Pancreas |
General Knowledge Part 7 | ||
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61 | What is the tallest waterfall in the world (by vertical drop)? | Angel Falls (Venezuela) |
62 | What type of animal is a Komodo dragon? | A large lizard (reptile) |
63 | Which instrument measures temperature? | Thermometer |
64 | What is the capital of Canada? | Ottawa |
65 | Which is the biggest island in the world? | Greenland |
66 | Which vitamin is essential for blood clotting? | Vitamin K |
67 | What does HTTP stand for in web addresses? | HyperText Transfer Protocol |
68 | Which sport is known as the ‘king of sports’? | Football (soccer) |
69 | Which continent is the country Egypt mainly located in? | Africa (partly in Asia via Sinai Peninsula) |
70 | What is the common name for Sodium bicarbonate? | Baking soda |
General Knowledge Part 8 | ||
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71 | Which gas is essential for human respiration? | Oxygen (O₂) |
72 | What is the capital of Germany? | Berlin |
73 | Which famous ship sank after hitting an iceberg in 1912? | RMS Titanic |
74 | What is the largest planet in our solar system? | Jupiter |
75 | Which mathematical operation is the inverse of multiplication? | Division |
76 | Which famous wall once divided Berlin into East and West? | The Berlin Wall |
77 | What is the process by which plants lose water vapor through leaves called? | Transpiration |
78 | Who is known as the father of geometry? | Euclid |
79 | Which language uses Devanagari script and is an official language of India? | Hindi |
80 | Which metal is commonly used for making aircraft bodies due to its strength and lightness? | Aluminium |
General Knowledge Part 9 | ||
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81 | What is the chemical symbol for iron? | Fe |
82 | Which famous scientist proposed the three laws of motion? | Sir Isaac Newton |
83 | Which currency uses the symbol ‘£’? | Pound sterling (United Kingdom) |
84 | Which mountain range separates Europe from Asia in part and contains Mount Elbrus? | The Caucasus Mountains |
85 | Which is the largest state by area in India? | Rajasthan |
86 | What is the capital of Russia? | Moscow |
87 | Which bird is known for its ability to imitate human speech? | Parrot |
88 | What is the name of the galaxy that contains our Solar System? | The Milky Way |
89 | How many letters are there in the English alphabet? | 26 |
90 | Which unit is commonly used to measure electric current? | Ampere (A) |
General Knowledge Part 10 | ||
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91 | Which blood type is known as the universal donor? | O negative (O−) |
92 | Which famous structure in India is a UNESCO World Heritage site and built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan? | Taj Mahal |
93 | Which device converts chemical energy into electrical energy (commonly used in batteries)? | Electrochemical cell (battery) |
94 | What is the study of the Earth’s atmosphere and weather called? | Meteorology |
95 | Which organ helps humans balance and coordinate movement (part of the brain)? | Cerebellum |
96 | Which continent has the most countries? | Africa |
97 | What is the unit for measuring angles in degrees equal to one thousandth of a radian approximately? | Milliradian (mrad) — note: commonly used in ballistics and optics |
98 | Which process converts sugar into alcohol in the absence of oxygen? | Fermentation |
99 | Which part of a plant contains the seeds? | Fruit (in flowering plants) |
100 | Which instrument is used to measure an earthquake’s magnitude? | Seismograph (or seismometer) |