All Free International Current Affairs MCQs with Answers

• A. France
• B. USA
• C. Germany
• D. None of these

Explanation: Germany closed its last hard-coal mine at Prosper-Haniel in December 2018, ending an industry that had been central to the Ruhr region.

• A. Germany
• B. India
• C. USA
• D. China

Explanation: Chinese scientists developed rewritable paper using a light-sensitive material that could be written on and erased repeatedly.

• A. Dubai, UAE
• B. Abu Dhabi, UAE
• C. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
• D. Muscat, Oman

Explanation: The world’s largest Arabic-language audio library was launched in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

• A. Tehran
• B. Asphan
• C. Abadan
• D. None of them

Explanation: Abadan is home to Iran’s historic Abadan Refinery, one of the country’s largest and most important refining complexes.

• A. China
• B. UAE
• C. France
• D. Russia

Explanation: Russia developed the Akademik Lomonosov, the world’s first floating nuclear power plant.

• A. China
• B. Japan
• C. Russia
• D. None of these

Explanation: A Chinese court ordered a ban on the sale of some iPhone models in a patent dispute between Qualcomm and Apple.

• A. Russia
• B. China
• C. Japan
• D. India

Explanation: China manufactured the AG600, the world’s largest amphibious aircraft. It was developed for roles including firefighting, maritime rescue…

• A. USA
• B. Canada
• C. Russia
• D. China

Explanation: China announced plans to create an artificial moon using a satellite designed to reflect sunlight onto urban areas.

• A. USA, Mexico and Canada
• B. Germany, Japan and Denmark
• C. China, India and Japan
• D. None of These

Explanation: The United States, Mexico and Canada signed the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, replacing NAFTA.

• A. Tokyo, Japan
• B. Shanghai, China
• C. Paris, France
• D. None of These

Explanation: The InterContinental Shanghai Wonderland opened in Shanghai in 2018, built into the walls of a former quarry.

• A. 1st
• B. 2nd
• C. 3rd
• D. 4th

Explanation: China was the world's largest carbon-dioxide emitter according to the Global Carbon Project's rankings.

• A. Muhammetmyrat Amanov
• B. James Mattis
• C. Ashraf Ghani
• D. Tehmena Janjua

Explanation: Muhammetmyrat Amanov was the chairman and chief executive of TAPI Pipeline Company Limited in 2018.

• A. Japan
• B. Germany
• C. China
• D. USA

Explanation: Germany's BigRep developed the world's first 3D-printed electric bicycle, using large-scale additive manufacturing for its frame and…

• A. Canada and UK
• B. Mexico and France
• C. Canada and Mexico
• D. Brazil and Argentine

Explanation: The United States, Canada and Mexico agreed the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, to replace NAFTA.

• A. USA
• B. Nigeria
• C. Nepal
• D. Afghanistan

Explanation: Nepal restricted the use of India's newly introduced 2,000, 500 and 200 rupee notes in December 2018.

• A. Adidas
• B. Aditi Technologies
• C. Microsoft Corporation
• D. Apple

Explanation: Apple announced a new $1 billion campus in Austin, Texas, along with a major expansion of US data centres and plans to create thousands of…

• A. Oman
• B. Qatar
• C. UAE
• D. Saudi Arabia

Explanation: Qatar announced its withdrawal from OPEC in December 2018, effective January 2019, becoming the first Gulf state to leave the…

• A. Kenya
• B. Rwanda
• C. Seychelles
• D. Somalia

Explanation: Seychelles issued the world's first sovereign blue bond in 2018. The bond was designed to finance sustainable marine and fisheries projects.

• A. Tokyo
• B. New York
• C. London
• D. Shanghai

Explanation: The world's first major underground hotel, the InterContinental Shanghai Wonderland, opened in Shanghai.

• A. 1100 km
• B. 1500 km
• C. 1800 km
• D. 2100 km

Explanation: The TAPI pipeline is planned to run about 1,814 kilometres from Turkmenistan through Afghanistan and Pakistan to India, making 1,800 km…