All Free General Knowledge MCQs with Answers

• A. A communist movement in Russia
• B. A communist movement in China
• C. A communist movement in Japan
• D. A communist movement in Cambodia

Explanation: The Khmer Rouge was a radical communist movement that ruled Cambodia from 1975 to 1979 under Pol Pot.

• A. Hun Sen
• B. Fiedel Castro
• C. Barack Obama
• D. Indra Gandhi

Explanation: Hun Sen served as Cambodia’s prime minister from 1985 to 2023, making him the longest-serving head of government in the modern era among…

• A. Chinese
• B. American
• C. Russian
• D. Italian

Explanation: Lockheed Martin is a major United States defence and aerospace corporation headquartered in Maryland.

• A. Germany
• B. Italy
• C. France
• D. Hungary

Explanation: The Yellow Book, or Livre jaune, was the traditional name for France’s official collection of diplomatic documents.

• A. Great Charter
• B. Macaulay Report
• C. Hunter's commission
• D. None of these

Explanation: Magna Carta means “Great Charter” in Latin. King John accepted it at Runnymede in 1215, establishing important limits on royal authority.

• A. Mr. Paul Joseph
• B. MM Alam
• C. Jin Wang Hu
• D. Lee Xu Hi

Explanation: Pakistan Air Force pilot Muhammad Mahmood Alam, commonly known as M. M.

• A. Grenada
• B. Belize
• C. Wales
• D. Lancaster

Explanation: Diana became Princess of Wales when she married Charles, the Prince of Wales, in 1981. She was popularly known worldwide as Princess Diana.

• A. 25
• B. 22
• C. None of these
• D. 17

Explanation: Muhammad bin Qasim is commonly described in South Asian history textbooks as being about 17 years old when he conquered Sindh in 711 CE.

• A. Leonardo Davinci
• B. Che Guevara Government Agencies
• C. Nelson Mandela
• D. Mona lisa

Explanation: The famous Alberto Korda photograph of Che Guevara, known as Guerrillero Heroico, is often described as the most reproduced image of the…

• A. Retiring
• B. Invalid
• C. Superannuation
• D. Compensation

Explanation: Superannuation is retirement, especially retirement made compulsory when a person reaches a prescribed age, and it may also refer to the…

• A. Lawrence of Arabia
• B. Zaib bin Saad
• C. None of these
• D. Omar al Mukhtar

Explanation: Omar al-Mukhtar was called the Lion of the Desert because he led Libyan resistance against Italian colonial rule.

• A. Ahmad Shah
• B. Balban
• C. Sher Shar Suri
• D. None of these

Explanation: Ahmad Shah Durrani, also called Ahmad Shah Abdali, founded the Durrani Empire in 1747 and is widely regarded as the founder of modern…

• A. Japan
• B. China
• C. South Korea
• D. USA

Explanation: South Korea celebrates Liberation Day, or Gwangbokjeol, on 15 August, marking liberation from Japanese rule in 1945.

• A. Charlie Award
• B. Alfred Hitchcock
• C. Kurosawa
• D. Walt Disney

Explanation: Walt Disney received 22 competitive Academy Awards and holds the record for the most Oscars won by an individual.

• A. Paleozoic Era
• B. English era
• C. Saka era
• D. Hijri era

Explanation: The Paleozoic Era began about 541 million years ago, long before the Hijri, English, and Saka eras, which are human calendars or…

• A. Sadeqain
• B. Saleem Raza
• C. Fazal mahmood
• D. Ghulam Rasool

Explanation: Sadequain, whose full name was Syed Sadequain Ahmed Naqvi, is widely regarded as one of Pakistan’s most important painters and…

• A. Pakistan
• B. London
• C. China
• D. Japan

Explanation: China developed the earliest known paper money, especially during the Song dynasty, after earlier experiments with paper-like notes.

• A. 1966
• B. 1949
• C. 1973
• D. 1956

Explanation: Afghanistan became a republic in 1973 when Mohammed Daoud Khan overthrew King Zahir Shah and ended the monarchy.

• A. The code by which knights lived
• B. The code by which young men lived
• C. The code Charlemagne implemented
• D. The code by which a Christian family lived

Explanation: Chivalry was the code of conduct associated with medieval knights, including ideals of courage, loyalty and courteous behaviour.

• A. Battle of Fontenoy
• B. Battle of Tours
• C. Battle of Vouille
• D. Battle of Lechfeld

Explanation: At the Battle of Tours in 732, the Frankish forces under Charles Martel defeated an Umayyad army, checking Muslim expansion into western…