All Free General Knowledge MCQs with Answers

• A. Georgia
• B. Azerbaijan
• C. Iran
• D. Turkey

Explanation: Nagorno-Karabakh is internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan, despite its long-running dispute and former Armenian control.

• A. None
• B. Latvia
• C. Ukraine
• D. Belarus

Explanation: Minsk is the capital and largest city of Belarus. Latvia’s capital is Riga, while Ukraine’s capital is Kyiv.

• A. India
• B. Palestine
• C. Saudi Arabia
• D. Iran

Explanation: Surat is a major city and port in the Indian state of Gujarat, on the Tapi River.

• A. Iraq
• B. Syria
• C. Lebanon
• D. Iran

Explanation: Aleppo is one of Syria’s historic cities and was an important centre of trade and culture. It is not in Iraq, Lebanon or Iran.

• A. Qatar
• B. Iraq
• C. Cuba
• D. None

Explanation: Cuba is known as the Pearl of the Antilles because of its beauty, fertile land and prominent position among the Caribbean islands.

• A. UK
• B. UAE
• C. USA
• D. GERMANY

Explanation: The Mirror, formerly the Daily Mirror, is a British national newspaper published in the United Kingdom.

• A. 5.8 Undersea Restaurant
• B. Under
• C. Ithaa Undersea Restaurant
• D. SEA

Explanation: Under, in Lindesnes, Norway, is recognised as Europe’s first underwater restaurant.

• A. Afghanistan
• B. Iraq
• C. Guinea
• D. Haiti

Explanation: Guinea was historically called the White Man’s Grave because European visitors suffered high death rates from tropical diseases there.

• A. Germany
• B. United States
• C. France
• D. Malaysia

Explanation: Penang is a Malaysian state and island whose principal city, George Town, is a historic seaport.

• A. 5 hours
• B. 7 hours
• C. 10 hours
• D. 20 hours

Explanation: Lions are among the sleepiest large mammals and may rest or sleep for about 16 to 20 hours a day, especially after feeding.

• A. India and Bangladesh
• B. India and Nepal
• C. India and China
• D. none of these

Explanation: The McMahon Line marks the disputed boundary between India and China, particularly across the eastern Himalayas near Arunachal Pradesh and…

• A. Burma
• B. Batavia
• C. Ceylon
• D. Rawan Lanka

Explanation: Sri Lanka was known internationally as Ceylon until the country adopted the name Sri Lanka in 1972.

• A. none of them
• B. Cairo
• C. Baghdad
• D. Damascus

Explanation: Damascus is commonly described in general-knowledge references as the world’s oldest continuously inhabited capital or city.

• A. Mediterranean Sea
• B. Red Sea
• C. Indian Sea
• D. Dead Sea

Explanation: Corsica is a French island in the Mediterranean Sea, located north of Sardinia and southeast of mainland France.

• A. Iran
• B. Canada
• C. Mongolia
• D. Pakistan

Explanation: Mongolia is the landlocked country situated between Russia to the north and China to the south.

• A. Plains
• B. Hill tops
• C. All of above
• D. Hill slopes

Explanation: Tea requires a warm, humid climate and well-drained soil, conditions best provided by hill slopes.

• A. 300m
• B. 368m
• C. 57m
• D. 27m

Explanation: The Leaning Tower of Pisa is approximately 56.7 metres high, so it is conventionally rounded to 57 metres.

• A. fruit
• B. Tree
• C. vegetable
• D. Grass

Explanation: Pine is a cone-bearing evergreen tree belonging to the genus Pinus. It is not a fruit, vegetable, or grass.

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

Explanation: China is the world’s largest potato producer, accounting for a major share of global production.

• A. USA
• B. New Zealand
• C. Iceland
• D. Pakistan

Explanation: The United States is the leading producer of geothermal electricity, with extensive installed capacity, especially in western states.