All Free General Knowledge MCQs with Answers

• A. Natural Forests
• B. Artificial Forests
• C. Tidal Forests
• D. Beta Forests

Explanation: The former princely state of Amb in present-day Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was noted for its extensive natural forests.

• A. Spain
• B. Australia
• C. South Africa
• D. Norway

Explanation: Qantas is Australia’s national airline, and its name comes from Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services.

• A. K_2
• B. Nanga Parbat
• C. Siachen
• D. Everest

Explanation: Mount Everest is the world’s highest mountain above sea level, rising about 8,849 metres in the Himalayas. K2 is the second-highest peak.

• A. Southern Asia
• B. Eastern Asia
• C. Western Asia
• D. Africa

Explanation: Bangladesh lies in South Asia, bordered mainly by India, with Myanmar to the southeast and the Bay of Bengal to the south.

• A. London
• B. Venice
• C. Rome
• D. Paris

Explanation: Venice is known as the Queen of the Adriatic because it was a major maritime power built across islands in the Adriatic Sea.

• A. Fiji
• B. Canada
• C. Korea
• D. Greenland

Explanation: Korea is called the Land of Morning Calm, a traditional name associated with its peaceful landscapes and the meaning of its historical…

• A. Scotland
• B. Ireland
• C. Finland
• D. Netherland

Explanation: Scotland is traditionally called the Land of Cakes, an old epithet linked to its association with oatcakes and other baked foods.

• A. Zagreb
• B. Kabul
• C. Jalalabad
• D. Kandahar

Explanation: Kabul is Afghanistan's capital and largest major urban centre, located in the country's east-central highlands.

• A. Itaipu Dam (Brazil & Paraguay)
• B. Tarbela Dam (Pakistan)
• C. Three Gorges Dam (China)
• D. Grand Coulee (USA)

Explanation: China's Three Gorges Dam is the world's largest hydroelectric power station by installed generating capacity.

• A. Canada
• B. Mexico
• C. USA
• D. Australia

Explanation: The Darling River is in Australia and forms part of the Murray-Darling river system.

• A. Burkina Faso
• B. Somalia
• C. USA
• D. None of these

Explanation: Upper Volta changed its name to Burkina Faso in 1984 under Thomas Sankara.

• A. New York
• B. Washington, D.C
• C. California
• D. New Jersey

Explanation: Washington, D.C., is the federal capital of the United States and is located in the District of Columbia.

• A. Germany
• B. United States
• C. United Kingdom
• D. Canada

Explanation: Pound sterling is the official currency of the United Kingdom, although some British territories use related or separate currencies.

• A. Birmingham
• B. Brussels
• C. Geneva
• D. Otawa

Explanation: Ottawa, correctly spelled with two t’s, is Canada’s capital and lies in the province of Ontario.

• A. Kazakhstan
• B. Saudi arab
• C. Pakistan
• D. Indonesia

Explanation: Kazakhstan is the world’s largest Muslim-majority country by area. Indonesia has the largest Muslim population, but it is much smaller in…

• A. network
• B. Brussels
• C. France
• D. India

Explanation: The Eiffel Tower stands in Paris, France, and is one of the country’s best-known landmarks.

• A. Rouble
• B. Peso
• C. Taka
• D. Dinar

Explanation: Iraq’s currency is the Iraqi dinar. The rouble is used chiefly in Russia and some neighbouring states, Bangladesh uses the taka, and the…

• A. New Zealand
• B. Kazakhstan
• C. Finland
• D. Malaysia

Explanation: The tenge is Kazakhstan’s national currency, introduced after the breakup of the Soviet Union.

• A. Churna Island
• B. Mana Island
• C. Astola Island
• D. Bundal Island

Explanation: Astola Island is also called Jezira Haft Talar, meaning the Island of Seven Hills.

• A. Anfal
• B. Ahzab
• C. Darul Badar
• D. Boko Haram

Explanation: Anfal was Saddam Hussein's 1988 counterinsurgency campaign against the Kurds in northern Iraq.