All Free General Knowledge MCQs with Answers

• A. Asia
• B. Africa
• C. North America
• D. South America

Explanation: The Zambezi River is in southern Africa and flows through or along countries including Zambia, Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Mozambique.

• A. South Africa
• B. South America
• C. North America
• D. South Asia

Explanation: The Saint Lawrence River flows through the Great Lakes region of Canada and the United States before reaching the Atlantic Ocean.

• A. Iran
• B. Iraq
• C. Turkey
• D. None of these

Explanation: Iran commonly identifies the common nightingale, or bulbul, as its national bird.

• A. Turkey
• B. Russia
• C. Afghanistan
• D. Italy

Explanation: The Lena is one of Russia’s major rivers, flowing northward through Siberia into the Arctic Ocean. It is among the world’s longest rivers.

• A. oats, tobacco
• B. wine, cocoa
• C. maize, cotton, bananas, groundnut
• D. wool, wine

Explanation: Sudan’s important crops include cotton and groundnuts, along with cereals such as maize and sorghum.

• A. 15 min
• B. 25 min
• C. 35 min
• D. 55 min

Explanation: A beaver can remain underwater for roughly 15 minutes by slowing its heart rate and conserving oxygen.

• A. Cat
• B. Opossum
• C. Elephant
• D. Mouse

Explanation: The Virginia opossum has an exceptionally short gestation period of about 12 to 13 days.

• A. England
• B. Australia
• C. South Africa
• D. Asia

Explanation: East London is a coastal city in South Africa’s Eastern Cape province. It lies on the Indian Ocean coast at the mouth of the Buffalo River.

• A. Libya
• B. Nepal
• C. Iran
• D. USA

Explanation: New Orleans is a major seaport in the United States, located along the Mississippi River near the Gulf of Mexico.

• A. Reptiles
• B. Fishs
• C. Birds
• D. None of these

Explanation: Most reptiles have a three-chambered heart in which some oxygenated and deoxygenated blood can mix, so it is called a mixed heart.

• A. Camel
• B. Giraffe
• C. Lion
• D. None of these

Explanation: Giraffes have the highest blood pressure among land animals because their hearts must pump blood up an exceptionally long neck to the…

• A. Asia
• B. Australia
• C. Africa
• D. Europe

Explanation: Africa was historically called the “Dark Continent” by European writers, largely because they had limited knowledge of its interior.

• A. Up to 70 ltr.
• B. Up to 80 ltr.
• C. Up to 150 ltr.
• D. Up to 100 ltr.

Explanation: A camel can rapidly drink around 100 litres of water after becoming dehydrated, restoring much of the water lost during travel.

• A. Arctic tern
• B. Pigeon
• C. Crow
• D. Sparrow

Explanation: The Arctic tern migrates between Arctic breeding grounds and Antarctic waters, covering an exceptionally long annual route.

• A. Cow
• B. Goat
• C. Camel
• D. Sheep

Explanation: Pashmina is the fine undercoat of the Changthangi or cashmere goat, traditionally found in the Himalayan region.

• A. City of Palaces
• B. City of Empires
• C. City of Gardens
• D. City of Dreaming Spire

Explanation: Oxford is known as the “City of Dreaming Spires,” a phrase referring to the distinctive pointed towers and spires of its historic…

• A. Marmara Sea
• B. Red Sea
• C. Rose Sea
• D. Aegean Sea

Explanation: The Bosporus Strait links the Black Sea with the Sea of Marmara. The Dardanelles then connects the Sea of Marmara with the Aegean Sea…

• A. Chad
• B. Rwanda
• C. Guyana
• D. Spain

Explanation: Kigali is the capital and largest city of Rwanda, located in the country’s central highlands.

• A. Yellow River
• B. Red River
• C. Blue River
• D. Black River

Explanation: The Yangtze is often called the Blue River in English, contrasting with the Yellow River, or Huang He.

• A. Land of Pagoda
• B. Land of Thunderbolt
• C. Land of Milk and Honey
• D. None of these

Explanation: Myanmar is called the “Land of Pagodas” because thousands of Buddhist pagodas and temples dominate its cultural and historic landscape.