All Free General Knowledge MCQs with Answers

• A. Lichtenstein
• B. Kazakhstan
• C. Swaziland
• D. Andorra

Explanation: Andorra’s coat of arms includes two cows, represented in the fourth quarter of the shield.

• A. Khartoum
• B. Juba
• C. Dodoma
• D. Jamestown

Explanation: Khartoum is the capital of Sudan, located at the meeting point of the Blue Nile and White Nile.

• A. Canada
• B. Bangladesh
• C. China
• D. Pakistan

Explanation: The water lily, locally called shapla, is Bangladesh’s national flower and an important national symbol.

• A. Austrailia
• B. Malasia
• C. Indonesia
• D. None of these

Explanation: Bali is an Indonesian island in the Lesser Sunda Islands, famous for its Hindu culture, beaches and tourism.

• A. 50
• B. 52
• C. 54
• D. 56Science

Explanation: Africa is generally counted as having 54 sovereign countries. The number can become 55 when the African Union’s disputed or partially…

• A. Land of Contrasts
• B. Land of the Swazis
• C. Land of Pure people
• D. Land of Fertile fields

Explanation: eSwatini means “land of the Swazis” and reflects the country’s principal ethnic and historical identity.

• A. Dead sea
• B. Sea of Azove
• C. Adriatic Sea
• D. Red sea

Explanation: Croatia's long, highly indented coastline is on the Adriatic Sea, the northern arm of the Mediterranean.

• A. Poland
• B. UAE
• C. Norway
• D. Finland

Explanation: Finland was ranked the world's safest country in the World Economic Forum's cited travel and tourism assessment.

• A. Edinburgh
• B. Beijing
• C. Rome
• D. Shanghai

Explanation: The Temple of Heaven is a major imperial religious complex in Beijing, China.

• A. Lake Superior
• B. Lake Caspian
• C. Lake Victoria
• D. Lake Baikal

Explanation: Ukara Island lies in Lake Victoria, Tanzania. Lake Victoria contains several islands, including Ukara and the larger Ukerewe Island.

• A. China
• B. Argentine
• C. Brazil
• D. Montana

Explanation: Montana in the United States is popularly called a graveyard of dinosaurs because of its exceptionally rich dinosaur fossil beds.

• A. Karachi
• B. Lahore
• C. Peshawar
• D. Quetta

Explanation: Jang is a leading Urdu newspaper associated with Karachi, where its main publishing group and one of its principal editions are based.

• A. Telfer Gold Mine
• B. Boddington Gold Mine
• C. Fimiston Open Pit
• D. Jundee Gold Mine

Explanation: Boddington is Australia's largest gold mine by overall gold production, whereas Fimiston is noted specifically as one of the world's…

• A. Australia, New Zealand and South Africa
• B. New Zealand
• C. Australia and New Zealand
• D. Australia

Explanation: Kangaroos are native marsupials of Australia, where they occur widely in grasslands, forests and semi-arid regions.

• A. carnivorous
• B. Herbivorous
• C. Omnivorous
• D. None of these

Explanation: Polar bears are specialized carnivores, feeding mainly on seals and obtaining much of their energy from seal fat.

• A. Redwoods
• B. Coconut palm
• C. Cuban Royal palm
• D. Date palm

Explanation: The tallest known trees are coast redwoods, including Hyperion in California, which exceeds 115 metres.

• A. African Duck
• B. Ostrich
• C. Crocodile
• D. Whale

Explanation: The ostrich lays the largest eggs of any living bird, with a single egg weighing roughly 1 to 1.5 kilograms.

• A. beech
• B. European larch
• C. red pine
• D. bamboo

Explanation: Giant pandas feed almost entirely on bamboo, although they retain the digestive system of a carnivorous ancestor.

• A. Geology
• B. Geography
• C. Hydrology
• D. Meteorology

Explanation: Geology examines the Earth's materials, structure, origin and history, including rocks, minerals and geological processes.

• A. Geology
• B. Geography
• C. Crystallography
• D. Petrolgy

Explanation: Geography studies the Earth's physical features, places and the relationship between people and their environments.