All Free General Knowledge MCQs with Answers
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- A. Ramesh tagore
- B. Stayendarnath Tagore
- C. Rabindar Nath Tagore
- D. None of these
Explanation: Satyendranath Tagore became the first Indian to enter the Indian Civil Service in 1863.
Correct answer: Stayendarnath Tagore- A. Knesset
- B. National Assembly
- C. Doma
- D. Sejm
Explanation: Poland's parliament is called the Sejm, together with the Senate forming the National Assembly in the broad constitutional sense.
Correct answer: Sejm3783. The last dynasty which ruled China, before becoming Republic of China in 1912, was __________?
- A. Xia Dynasty
- B. Qing Dynasty
- C. Han Dynasty
- D. Qin Dynasty
Explanation: The Qing dynasty was the last imperial dynasty of China, ruling until the 1911 Revolution and the establishment of the Republic in 1912.
Correct answer: Qing Dynasty- A. Lord Buddha born
- B. Lord Buddha got enlightenment
- C. All of these Government & Public Sector Jobs
- D. Lord Buddha passed away
Explanation: Vesak commemorates the Buddha's birth, enlightenment and death, traditionally understood as occurring on the same full-moon observance.
Correct answer: All of these Government & Public Sector Jobs- A. None of these
- B. Sikhism
- C. Hinduism
- D. Buddhism
Explanation: Vesak is the principal Buddhist festival and is associated with the life and teachings of Gautama Buddha.
Correct answer: Buddhism- A. John Locke
- B. Thomos Gorden
- C. Denis Diterot
- D. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Explanation: John Locke is called the Father of Liberalism because his ideas of natural rights, consent of the governed and limited government shaped…
Correct answer: John Locke- A. 820 AD
- B. 822 AD
- C. 824 AD
- D. 826 AD
Explanation: Imam Muhammad al-Shafi'i died in 820 AD in Cairo, Egypt. He founded the Shafi'i school of Islamic jurisprudence, one of the four major…
Correct answer: 820 AD- A. 1037 AD
- B. 1038 AD
- C. 1039 AD
- D. 1040 AD
Explanation: Ibn Sina, known in the West as Avicenna, died in 1037 AD. He was a leading physician and philosopher of the Islamic Golden Age.
Correct answer: 1037 AD- A. 980 AD
- B. 981 AD
- C. 982 AD
- D. 983 AD
Explanation: Ibn Sina was born in 980 AD near Bukhara. His medical encyclopedia, The Canon of Medicine, remained influential for centuries.
Correct answer: 980 AD- A. Iran
- B. Iraq
- C. Afghanistan
- D. Palestine
Explanation: Ibn Sina died at Hamadan, in present-day Iran, in 1037. He was born near Bukhara, so his birthplace and place of death are in different…
Correct answer: Iran- A. Kyrgyzstan
- B. Tajikistan
- C. Uzbekistan
- D. Kazakhstan
Explanation: Ibn Sina was born near Bukhara, a city now in Uzbekistan. The historical region was part of the broader Central Asian cultural world, but…
Correct answer: Uzbekistan- A. 870 AD
- B. 970 AD
- C. 872 AD
- D. 972 AD
Explanation: Abu Nasr al-Farabi is generally dated to 870 AD, although some sources give 872 because medieval biographical records differ.
Correct answer: 870 AD- A. Varansai, India
- B. New Dehli, India
- C. Banglore, India
- D. None of these
Explanation: The Gyanvapi Mosque is located in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India, beside the Kashi Vishwanath temple complex.
Correct answer: Varansai, India- A. 623 BC
- B. 723 BC
- C. 823 BC
- D. 923 BC
Explanation: Many traditional South Asian general-knowledge references give 623 BC as the birth year of Gautama Buddha at Lumbini.
Correct answer: 623 BC- A. Shakespeare
- B. Queen Elizabeth
- C. Napoleon
- D. None of these
Explanation: Napoleon Bonaparte was called the “Little Corporal,” a nickname associated with his early military career and his close relationship with…
Correct answer: Napoleon- A. The Soyombo
- B. Lion
- C. Rose
- D. Lily
Explanation: The Soyombo is Mongolia’s national symbol and appears on its flag and coat of arms. Lily, lion, and rose are not Mongolia’s national emblem.
Correct answer: The Soyombo- A. 22, April 2005
- B. 22, April 1970
- C. 22, April 1969
- D. 22, April 1998
Explanation: The first Earth Day was held on 22 April 1970 in the United States, helping launch the modern environmental movement.
Correct answer: 22, April 1970- A. 1985
- B. 1987
- C. 1986
- D. 1988Government & Public Sector Jobs
Explanation: The Chernobyl nuclear disaster occurred on 26 April 1986 at Reactor No. 4 in Soviet Ukraine.
Correct answer: 1986- A. Harun-Ur-Rashid
- B. Walid-bin-Abdul Malik
- C. Ahmad Shah Qachar
- D. Salah-ud-Din Ayubi
Explanation: Salah-ud-Din Ayubi, known in Europe as Saladin, united Muslim forces and recaptured Jerusalem in 1187 during the Crusades.
Correct answer: Salah-ud-Din Ayubi- A. One nation, one leader and one flag
- B. Liberty, equality and fraternity
- C. Government of the people, by the people and for the people
- D. None if the above
Explanation: Liberty, equality and fraternity, in French liberté, égalité, fraternité, became the defining motto of the French Revolution and the…
Correct answer: Liberty, equality and fraternity