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Global politics covers relations among states, major power competition, foreign policy, alliances and international organisations such as the United Nations, NATO and the European Union. It includes leadership changes, diplomatic alignments, sanctions, elections with international consequences, and the roles of permanent members and voting blocs in global decision-making.
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- A. Lebron James
- B. Michael Jordan
- C. Kevin Durant
- D. Chris Paul
Explanation: Michael Jordan and the Jordan Brand pledged $100 million over 10 years to organisations working for racial equality and social justice.
Correct answer: Michael Jordan- A. June 3,2020
- B. June 5,2020
- C. June 4,2020
- D. June 6,2020
Explanation: Hong Kong’s legislature passed the national anthem law on 4 June 2020, making insults to China’s anthem punishable by imprisonment and…
Correct answer: June 4,2020- A. ESA
- B. CNSA
- C. Roscosmos
- D. NASA
Explanation: NASA launched astronauts to the International Space Station aboard SpaceX’s Crew Dragon in May 2020.
Correct answer: NASA- A. UK
- B. US
- C. Australia
- D. Netherlands
Explanation: George Floyd died in police custody in Minneapolis, United States, triggering widespread protests across the country and solidarity…
Correct answer: US- A. BlackRights
- B. Antifa
- C. Intafida
- D. America For All
Explanation: Donald Trump said he would designate Antifa as a terrorist organisation during the unrest following George Floyd’s death.
Correct answer: Antifa- A. France
- B. Canada
- C. Unites States of America
- D. Japan
Explanation: The United States proposed expanding the G7 to include India, Australia, South Korea and potentially Russia, creating a grouping often…
Correct answer: Unites States of America- A. June 2,2020
- B. June 12,2020
- C. June 26,2020
- D. June 17,2020
Explanation: President Donald Trump signed the Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act into law on 17 June 2020.
Correct answer: June 17,2020- A. Nancy Grace Roman
- B. James E. Webb
- C. Thomas O Paine
- D. Richard H Truly
Explanation: NASA renamed the Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope, or WFIRST, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.
Correct answer: Nancy Grace Roman- A. The Wizard's World
- B. Isaberg
- C. Ickabog
- D. Witcher's Den
Explanation: J.K. Rowling released The Ickabog online for children during the coronavirus lockdown.
Correct answer: Ickabog- A. 70th
- B. 72nd
- C. None of these
- D. 74th
Explanation: Donald Trump was born on 14 June 1946, so his birthday in 2020 marked his 74th birthday. The calculation is 2020 minus 1946.
Correct answer: 74th- A. Chicxulub
- B. Acraman
- C. Vredefort
- D. None of these
Explanation: The Chicxulub asteroid struck near present-day Mexico and caused the mass extinction that ended the dinosaurs’ era.
Correct answer: Chicxulub- A. Ryanair
- B. Easy Jet
- C. Jet Airways
- D. British Airways
Explanation: EasyJet disclosed a cyberattack in which details linked to about nine million customers were accessed.
Correct answer: Easy Jet- A. Geneva
- B. Paris
- C. New York
- D. Washington D.C
Explanation: UNFPA is headquartered in New York, where it operates as the United Nations agency focused on sexual and reproductive health and…
Correct answer: New York- A. Germany
- B. Italy
- C. France
- D. Netherlands
Explanation: Mark Rutte was the long-serving Prime Minister of the Netherlands before becoming NATO Secretary General in 2024.
Correct answer: Netherlands- A. Dominic Thiem
- B. Nick Jones
- C. Tiger Hill
- D. None of the above
Explanation: Dominic Thiem defeated Alexander Zverev in the 2020 US Open men’s singles final, becoming Austria’s first male Grand Slam singles…
Correct answer: Dominic Thiem- A. 2020
- B. 2022
- C. 2021
- D. Mid 2021
Explanation: The 2021 World Athletics Championships in Eugene were moved to 2022 because the Tokyo Olympics had been postponed to 2021.
Correct answer: 2022- A. 2.01 Billion Hectares
- B. 3.06 Billion Hectares
- C. 5.06 Billion Hectares
- D. 4.06 Billion Hectares
Explanation: FAO’s FRA 2020 estimated the world’s forests at about 4.06 billion hectares, equal to roughly 31% of global land area.
Correct answer: 4.06 Billion Hectares- A. Asia
- B. Africa
- C. South America
- D. Australia
Explanation: Asia recorded the highest annual rate of forest gain during 2010–2020, largely because of afforestation and natural forest expansion in…
Correct answer: Asia- A. Australia
- B. Africa
- C. South America
- D. Asia
Explanation: Africa had the highest annual rate of forest loss in 2010–2020, while South America also experienced substantial loss.
Correct answer: Africa- A. Scandavian States
- B. Caucasian States
- C. Baltic States
- D. Benelux Union
Explanation: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania formed the first Baltic travel bubble during the pandemic, allowing freer movement among their three…
Correct answer: Baltic States