Free Global Politics MCQs with Answers

• A. Roger Federer
• B. Novak Djokovic
• C. Rafael Nadal
• D. Andy Roddick

Explanation: Novak Djokovic defeated Rafael Nadal in the 2019 Australian Open men’s final.

• A. Pakistan
• B. Thailand
• C. China
• D. None

Explanation: The 19th Asian Junior Squash Championship was held in Thailand. This distinguishes the host country from Pakistan, which the related…

• A. Naomi Osaka
• B. Maria Sharapova
• C. Petra Kvitova
• D. Serena Williams

Explanation: Naomi Osaka won the 2019 Australian Open women’s singles title by defeating Petra Kvitova in the final.

• A. Sarfaraz Ahmed
• B. Hassan Ali
• C. Muhammad Junaid
• D. M. Aamir

Explanation: Sarfaraz Ahmed set the record as a wicketkeeper-captain by taking the most catches in a match for Pakistan in the cited game.

• A. 1st
• B. 2nd
• C. 3rd
• D. 4th

Explanation: Stefan Löfven was elected Sweden’s prime minister for a second term in 2019 after forming a minority government.

• A. São Paulo
• B. Rio de Janeiro
• C. Belo Horizonte
• D. Rio Grande do Sul

Explanation: Rio de Janeiro was designated UNESCO’s World Capital of Architecture for 2020, making it the first city to receive the title.

• A. Geo News
• B. ESPN News
• C. BBC News
• D. Sky News

Explanation: Sky News broadcast live news segments from beneath the sea to highlight threats facing the world’s oceans.

• A. London
• B. Tokyo
• C. Berlin
• D. Beijing

Explanation: The first human-rights television channel was launched in London. The city was chosen as the channel’s base for international programming…

• A. Germany
• B. France
• C. Poland
• D. Switzerland

Explanation: Switzerland won the 2019 Hopman Cup, defeating Germany in the final. The Swiss team was led by Roger Federer and Belinda Bencic.

• A. Thailand
• B. Indonesia
• C. Japan
• D. Mauritius

Explanation: Cyclone Pabuk made landfall in southern Thailand on 5 January 2019 after affecting parts of the Malay Peninsula.

• A. Field Marshal Hussein bin Abdullah al-Qayeb
• B. General Faiyad bin Hamed Al Rowali
• C. Field Marshal Abdulrahman bin Saleh al-Bunyan
• D. None of these

Explanation: General Faiyad bin Hamed Al Rowali became Chief of the General Staff of Saudi Arabia’s armed forces.

• A. Roma, Mexico
• B. Green Book
• C. Bohemian Rhapsody
• D. None of the above

Explanation: Bohemian Rhapsody won the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture, Drama, in 2019.

• A. Peru
• B. Canada
• C. Austria
• D. None of the Above

Explanation: The 2019 Dakar Rally was held entirely in Peru, making it the first single-country edition of the event.

• A. Kuomintang
• B. Communist Party of China
• C. China Socialism Party
• D. Dazhong Party

Explanation: China is governed by the Communist Party of China, which has held power since 1949.

• A. Awami League
• B. Jatiya Party
• C. Bangladesh Nationalist Party
• D. Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JSD R)

Explanation: The Awami League formed Bangladesh’s government after winning the December 2018 general election.

• A. Shahid Afridi
• B. Kane Williamson
• C. Virat Kohli
• D. Hashim Amla

Explanation: Virat Kohli became the first cricketer to receive all three major ICC annual awards in the same year: Cricketer of the Year, Test…

• A. Denmark
• B. Iceland
• C. Norway
• D. Sweden

Explanation: Norway ranked first in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Democracy Index 2018, ahead of Iceland and Sweden.

• A. USA
• B. Australia
• C. Ecuador
• D. UK

Explanation: María Fernanda Espinosa Garcés is an Ecuadorian diplomat and politician.

• A. Sao Paulo Shimbin
• B. Japan Times
• C. Japan Today
• D. None of the Above

Explanation: The São Paulo Shimbun, a Japanese-language newspaper serving Brazil’s Japanese community, ceased publication after 72 years.

• A. Sultan Muhammad V
• B. Sultan Muhammad VI
• C. Sultan Muhammad VII
• D. None of the Above

Explanation: Morocco’s King Mohammed VI is widely described as Africa’s wealthiest monarch.