All Free General Knowledge MCQs with Answers

• A. High area of land
• B. Deep area of River
• C. deep area of ocean
• D. Lower area of land

Explanation: A basin is a relatively low area of land surrounded by higher ground, often collecting water and forming a drainage basin.

• A. China
• B. Bhutan
• C. India
• D. Nepal

Explanation: The giant panda is native mainly to the mountain forests of central China, particularly Sichuan and neighbouring provinces.

• A. Lake Victoria
• B. Lake Superior
• C. Lake Baikal
• D. Great Bear Lake

Explanation: Lake Baikal in Siberia is generally regarded as the world's oldest existing freshwater lake, formed roughly 25 to 30 million years ago.

• A. A galaxy of stars on the sky
• B. The world's highest tower in Tokyo
• C. Clock at British parliament building
• D. The World's first railway engine

Explanation: Big Ben properly refers to the great bell of the Palace of Westminster in London, though the name is commonly used for the clock and clock…

• A. Poland
• B. North korea
• C. Austria
• D. Finland

Explanation: Helsinki is Finland's capital and lies on the country's southern coast along the Gulf of Finland.

• A. Roald Amundsen
• B. Robert Peary
• C. North America
• D. Cabot

Explanation: Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen reached the South Pole on 14 December 1911, becoming the first person to do so.

• A. 8891 KM
• B. 5525 KM
• C. 7611 KM
• D. 4278 KM

Explanation: The United States-Canada boundary is approximately 8,891 kilometres long, including the Alaska-Canada section, making it the world's…

• A. Radcliffe Line (between India and Pakistan)
• B. None
• C. Durand line (between Pakistan and Afghanistan)
• D. International boundary (between USA and Canada)

Explanation: The International Boundary between the United States and Canada extends for about 8,891 kilometres, the longest border between two…

• A. International boundary
• B. 38 Parallel line
• C. Hinden berg line
• D. 37 Parallel line

Explanation: The US-Canada boundary is commonly called the International Boundary. The 37th and 38th parallel lines and the Hindenburg Line refer to…

• A. Australia
• B. South Africa
• C. NewZealand
• D. Zimbabwe

Explanation: South Africa is called the Land of Proteas, named after its national flower, the king protea.

• A. 3rd
• B. 4th
• C. 5th
• D. 6th

Explanation: Pakistan became the world’s fifth-most populous country after Indonesia, according to recent population estimates.

• A. Yemen
• B. Canada
• C. Genoa
• D. Belgium

Explanation: Yemen lies across the Red Sea from Ethiopia, with the Bab-el-Mandeb strait connecting the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden.

• A. Elysee Palace
• B. President's House
• C. Temple Trees
• D. None

Explanation: President’s House in Colombo is the official residence of Sri Lanka’s president.

• A. Indonesia
• B. Veitnam
• C. Switzerland
• D. Italy

Explanation: Helvetia is the Latin name for Switzerland, which is why the country code CH comes from Confoederatio Helvetica.

• A. Iran
• B. Syria
• C. Kuwait
• D. Qatar

Explanation: Al Jazeera is headquartered in Doha and was launched by the government of Qatar. Its Arabic name means 'the island' or 'the peninsula.'

• A. Arabian Sea
• B. Dead Sea
• C. Black Sea.
• D. Caspian Sea.

Explanation: The Dead Sea is famous for its extremely high salinity, caused largely by intense evaporation and the lack of an outlet.

• A. Humming Bird
• B. Ostrich
• C. Peregrine falcon
• D. Hen

Explanation: The peregrine falcon is the fastest bird, reaching over 300 km/h during a hunting dive.

• A. Rome
• B. Paris
• C. Colombia
• D. Kuala Lumpur

Explanation: The Petronas Towers stand in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and were once the world's tallest buildings.

• A. 10,011
• B. 10,411
• C. 10,611
• D. 10,994

Explanation: The Mariana Trench reaches approximately 10,994 metres at Challenger Deep according to the commonly cited measurement in general-knowledge…

• A. Portugal
• B. Switzerland
• C. Turkey
• D. Egypt

Explanation: The Engadin Valley is a high Alpine valley in the Swiss canton of Graubünden.