General Knowledge Test 38

Total Questions: 35

1 - Which among the following is capital of Australia

A ) Sydney
B ) Melbourne
C ) Perth
D ) Canberra ✅

2 - 16 November on each year celebrated?

A ) Tolerance day ✅
B ) Women's day
C ) Disable day
D ) None of these

3 - The play Arms and the Man is written by

A ) Shakespeare
B ) Hendrick Ibsen
C ) George Bernard Shaw ✅
D ) None of these

4 - The Parthenon is in?

A ) Athens ✅
B ) Rome
C ) Istanbul
D ) Babylon

6 - Habib Bourguiba helped Tunisia to get independence from France in:

A ) 1946
B ) 1956 ✅
C ) 1966
D ) None of these

7 - A non- Permanent member of UN Security Council has a tenure of

A ) 2 years ✅
B ) 3 years
C ) 4 years
D ) None of these

8 - Aung San Suu kyi is a political leader of:

A ) China
B ) Mayanmar ✅
C ) Cambodia
D ) Vietnam

10 - The famous painting "La Gioconda" is better known as:

A ) The last supper
B ) Mona lisa ✅
C ) Madonneh child
D ) Sun flower

11 - OIC is

A ) Specialised Agency of UN
B ) A regional Muslim Organization
C ) An Organization of Muslim States ✅
D ) A Human Rights Activist Organization

13 - ANC stands for

A ) African National committee
B ) Asian National coordination
C ) African National Congress ✅
D ) Asian National Conference

14 - Robin Williams, who committed sucide, was famous as a/an:

A ) Economist
B ) Politician
C ) Comedian Actor ✅
D ) Music Composer

15 - European Institute of Gender Equality (EIGE) works under:

A ) United Nation
B ) European Union ✅
C ) Autonomously
D ) African Union

16 - Izmer Treaty (ECO) was signed in:

A ) 1977 ✅
B ) 1991
C ) 1992
D ) 1993

18 - Ahmed Ben Bella was an Algerian?

A ) Freedom fighter
B ) President
C ) Prime Minister
D ) Both A&B ✅

19 - Middle ages in Europe were also referred as

A ) Age of reason
B ) Age of ignorance
C ) Dark ages ✅
D ) Golden Ages

20 - America was named after:

A ) Columbs
B ) Amerigo Vespucci ✅
C ) Washington
D ) Thomas Jefferson

21 - Extraordinary, Ordinary people:A Memoir of Family " is book written by:

A ) Obama
B ) Condoleezza Rice ✅
C ) Bill Clinton
D ) Monica Lewinsky

22 - "Bunker and Chukker" are the two terms associated with?

A ) Rowing
B ) Polo ✅
C ) Skiing
D ) Draughts

23 - "To meet one's Waterloo" means:

A ) To die an ignoble death
B ) To meet a strong adversary
C ) To die fighting
D ) To meet one's final defeat ✅

24 - Boxer revolution occured in:

A ) Russia
B ) Korea
C ) China ✅
D ) India

27 - In 1979 Arab league shifted it's headquarters from Cairo to:

A ) Baghdad
B ) Damascus
C ) Tunis ✅
D ) Istanbul

Explanation:

The headquarters of the Arab League is located in: Cairo, Egypt

➡️ In 1979 Arab League shifted its Headquarters from Cairo to Tunis (Return to Cairo:

  • In 1989, Egypt was reinstated as a member.
  • In 1990, the headquarters was moved back to Cairo

 Key Facts:

  •  ➡️  Organization: Arab League (League of Arab States)
  •  ➡️  Headquarters: Cairo, the capital of Egypt
  •  ➡️  Established: 22 March 1945
  •  ➡️ Number of Founding Members: 6 (initial signers) — later counted as 7, including Yemen (Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Jordan (then Transjordan), and Yemen.)
  • ✅ Although the Arab League was founded on 22 March 1945 with 6 signatory countries, Yemen joined just a few weeks later on 5 May 1945.
  •  ➡️ Total Member :22. 

28 - Vietnam war ended through:

A ) London peace Accords
B ) Paris peace Accords ✅
C ) Vienna peace Accords
D ) Washington peace Accords

30 - Study of family history is called :

A ) Genetics
B ) Etymology
C ) Genealogy ✅
D ) Gerontology

31 - One horsepower is equal to:

A ) 726 watts
B ) 736 watts
C ) 746 watts ✅
D ) 756 watts

34 - How is population Density measured?

A ) Per square mile
B ) Per square foot
C ) Per square kilometer ✅
D ) Per square meter

35 - Ethics deals with "Ethical Action" is termed as:

A ) Meta Ethics
B ) Normative Ethics ✅
C ) Virtue Ethics
D ) None of these