All Free General Knowledge MCQs with Answers

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

Explanation: Lake Lucerne lies in central Switzerland and is known for its irregular outline, sharp bends, and four connected arms.

• A. Maxico
• B. Islambad
• C. Dehli
• D. Quito

Explanation: Quito is Ecuador’s capital and is situated high in the Andes. Islamabad is Pakistan’s capital, while Delhi and Mexico City belong to India…

• A. kurrange river
• B. Indus river
• C. Kabul river
• D. Chenab river

Explanation: Rawal Dam was built across the Korang, often spelled Kurrang, River near Islamabad.

• A. 5400 MW
• B. 5000 MW
• C. 4500 MW
• D. 4000 MW.

Explanation: The planned installed power capacity of Diamer-Bhasha Dam is 4,500 MW. Its main purpose also includes water storage and irrigation…

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

Explanation: The Sinai Peninsula is Egyptian territory, positioned between the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea.

• A. Redwood
• B. Hawthorn
• C. Yellow Birch
• D. Basswood

Explanation: The tallest known trees belong to the redwood group, particularly the coast redwood species containing the giant tree Hyperion.

• A. Helsinki
• B. Dili
• C. Beirut
• D. Sydney

Explanation: Dili is the capital of East Timor, officially Timor-Leste, on the island of Timor.

• A. Red Sea
• B. South China Sea
• C. Mediterranean Sea
• D. Caribbean Sea.

Explanation: Cyprus is an island in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, south of Turkey and west of Syria. None of the other listed seas surrounds Cyprus.

• A. None of the above one
• B. Australia
• C. Africa
• D. America

Explanation: The Bering Strait separates eastern Asia, particularly Siberia, from North America, particularly Alaska.

• A. Egypt
• B. Germany
• C. Iran
• D. Greece

Explanation: Alexandria is Egypt's major Mediterranean seaport and lies on the northern coast of the country.

• A. Germany and Scandinavia
• B. Arabia and Africa
• C. China and Japan
• D. Turkey and Russia

Explanation: The Red Sea is bordered on its eastern side by the Arabian Peninsula and on its western side by northeastern Africa.

• A. Oil Reserves
• B. Icebergs in water
• C. Mineral Water
• D. Fishing Area

Explanation: The Sea of Japan is a productive fishing region because its waters support abundant marine life.

• A. save the important pasture from being overgrazed
• B. Rule the Jungle
• C. Save the Animals
• D. Control ecology of forest

Explanation: As an apex predator, the lion helps regulate herbivore populations and thereby limits excessive grazing.

• A. Baishamen Lighthouse
• B. Jeddah Light
• C. Alexandria Light
• D. Ile Vierge Lighthouse

Explanation: Jeddah Light in Saudi Arabia is commonly listed as the world's tallest lighthouse, rising about 133 metres.

• A. Allure of the Seas
• B. Harmony of the Seas
• C. Symphony of the Seas
• D. Oasis of The Seas

Explanation: Symphony of the Seas was the largest cruise ship when this question was written and is larger than the earlier Oasis-class ships listed.

• A. Tunny
• B. Wahoo
• C. Marlin
• D. Sailfish

Explanation: The sailfish is widely cited as the fastest marine animal, reaching very high speeds in warm ocean waters.

• A. Environment
• B. Upper atmosphere
• C. Sea- bed
• D. Continental shelf

Explanation: NEQS means National Environmental Quality Standards, which set permissible limits for pollutants and regulate environmental protection.

• A. Argentina
• B. Jamaica
• C. Chile
• D. Canada

Explanation: The Black River is a well-known river in Jamaica and flows through the island’s parish of St Elizabeth.

• A. Blue river dolphins
• B. Green river dolphins
• C. Pink river dolphins
• D. white river dolphins

Explanation: Amazon river dolphins are commonly called pink river dolphins because many adults develop pink colouring, especially males.

• A. U.S
• B. China
• C. South Africa
• D. Austria

Explanation: The Green River is a major tributary of the Colorado River in the United States. It flows through Wyoming, Utah and Colorado.