All Free General Knowledge MCQs with Answers

• A. India
• B. Nepal
• C. India
• D. Afghanistan

Explanation: India and Nepal use the rupee, whereas Afghanistan’s currency is the afghani.

• A. Canberra
• B. Vienna
• C. Dushanbe
• D. Rome

Explanation: Vienna is Austria’s capital and lies on the Danube River. Canberra, Dushanbe and Rome are capitals of Australia, Tajikistan and Italy…

• A. Lats
• B. Dinaar
• C. Som
• D. Durham

Explanation: Kyrgyzstan uses the som, also written as som or soms in English. The lats belonged to Latvia, while dinar and dirham are used in various…

• A. Brazil
• B. Ottawa
• C. Berlin
• D. Canberra

Explanation: Canberra is Australia’s purpose-built national capital, located in the Australian Capital Territory.

• A. Kuwait City
• B. Al Wafrah
• C. Salmiya
• D. Ali al Salem

Explanation: Kuwait City is the capital and principal urban centre of Kuwait. Ali al Salem, Al Wafrah and Salmiya are localities rather than the…

• A. New Zealand
• B. Malta
• C. Russia
• D. Australia

Explanation: Australia is famous for pink lakes such as Lake Hillier and several salt lakes in Western Australia.

• A. Canada
• B. China
• C. Africa
• D. America

Explanation: Canada is called the Land of the Maple Leaf because the maple leaf appears prominently on its national flag and is a long-standing…

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

Explanation: Pakistan’s name is commonly explained as meaning the Land of the Pure, with the suffix -stan meaning land and pak meaning pure.

• A. Pakistan
• B. Japan
• C. Columbia
• D. New Zealand

Explanation: Caño Cristales, popularly called the Rainbow River, is in Colombia. Its striking colours come from aquatic plants that flourish in the…

• A. Nauru
• B. Bosnia and Herzegovina
• C. Jordan
• D. Monaco

Explanation: Monaco is the world’s smallest sovereign state with a coastline, covering only about 2 square kilometres on the Mediterranean.

• A. South Africa
• B. China
• C. Russia.
• D. Australia

Explanation: China has been the leading gold-producing country in the world for many years, including the period intended by this question.

• A. Ireland
• B. Germany
• C. Venice
• D. Srilanka

Explanation: Venice in Italy is known as the City of Canals because its historic centre is built across islands connected by bridges and waterways.

• A. China
• B. France
• C. Germany
• D. Canada

Explanation: Canada's national flag is recognised by its red maple leaf between two red vertical bands.

• A. USA
• B. UAE
• C. France
• D. UK

Explanation: The Associated Press is a major news cooperative and news agency based in the United States.

• A. Tugela
• B. Cuquenan
• C. Angel
• D. Takkawa

Explanation: Angel Falls in Venezuela has a total height of about 979 metres, making it the world's highest uninterrupted waterfall.

• A. 1.613
• B. 1.932
• C. 1.853
• D. 1.766

Explanation: One international nautical mile equals exactly 1.852 kilometres, commonly rounded to 1.853 in some exam keys.

• A. France
• B. Norway
• C. Japan
• D. Nepal

Explanation: Nepal is known as the “Land of Mountains” because much of the country lies in the Himalayas, including Mount Everest.

• A. Japan
• B. Korea
• C. Canada
• D. Russia

Explanation: Japan is called the Land of the Rising Sun because it lies east of the Asian mainland, where the sun appears to rise.

• A. Indus river
• B. Narmada river
• C. Yamuna river
• D. Beas river

Explanation: The Yamuna River flows alongside the Taj Mahal in Agra, passing behind the monument's rear side.

• A. China
• B. Taiwan
• C. None of these
• D. Japan

Explanation: Mount Aso is an active volcanic complex on Kyushu Island in Japan. It is famous for having one of the world's largest volcanic calderas.