All Free General Knowledge MCQs with Answers

• A. China
• B. Tajikistan
• C. Pakistan
• D. Kyrgyzstan

Explanation: The Wakhan Corridor's eastern tip touches China's Xinjiang region.

• A. Yes, at the Khunjerab Pass
• B. No — Afghanistan's Wakhan Corridor separates them
• C. Only a river border
• D. Yes

Explanation: The Wakhan Corridor keeps Pakistan and Tajikistan from sharing a border.

• A. India, Bangladesh, China and Afghanistan
• B. India, Nepal, China and Iran
• C. Afghanistan, Iran, Oman and China
• D. India, Afghanistan, Iran and China

Explanation: Pakistan borders India, Afghanistan, Iran and China (via Gilgit-Baltistan).

• A. The Radcliffe Line
• B. The McMahon Line
• C. The Line of Control
• D. The Durand Line

Explanation: The Durand Line (1893) is the Afghanistan–Pakistan border, whose status Afghanistan has disputed.

• A. The Radcliffe Award
• B. The McMahon Award
• C. The Simla Award
• D. The Durand Award

Explanation: Cyril Radcliffe's boundary award partitioned Punjab and Bengal in 1947.

• A. India and Bangladesh
• B. Indian-administered and Pakistan-administered areas of the disputed Kashmir region
• C. India and China in Ladakh
• D. Pakistan and Afghanistan

Explanation: The LoC divides Kashmir between Indian and Pakistani administration.

• A. Legal Armistice Corridor
• B. Land Acquisition Commission
• C. Line of Actual Control
• D. Long Asian Corridor

Explanation: The LAC is the de facto India–China border line.

• A. No — India and China dispute the boundary and differ over parts of the LAC's alignment
• B. It no longer exists
• C. Yes, settled in 1962
• D. Yes, ratified by the UN

Explanation: The LAC remains disputed, with differing Indian and Chinese claims.

• A. India and Bhutan
• B. India and Myanmar
• C. India and Nepal
• D. Myanmar and Thailand

Explanation: Bangladesh's land borders are with India and Myanmar.

• A. India and Nepal
• B. Pakistan and Afghanistan
• C. India and Bangladesh
• D. China and Bhutan

Explanation: The 2015 India–Bangladesh Land Boundary Agreement swapped over 160 enclaves.

• A. India and China
• B. France and Germany
• C. Brazil and Argentina
• D. China and Russia

Explanation: China and Russia each have fourteen land neighbours, the most of any countries.

• A. Armenia
• B. Georgia
• C. Azerbaijan
• D. Moldova

Explanation: Yerevan is the capital of landlocked Armenia.

• A. Russia, Georgia, Iran and Iraq
• B. Georgia, Azerbaijan, Iran and Türkiye
• C. Türkiye, Syria, Iran and Azerbaijan
• D. Georgia, Russia, Türkiye and Iran

Explanation: Armenia is landlocked among Georgia, Azerbaijan, Iran and Türkiye.

• A. Absheron
• B. Lankaran
• C. Nakhchivan
• D. Karabakh

Explanation: Nakhchivan is Azerbaijan's exclave, separated from the mainland by Armenia.

• A. Masirah
• B. Dhofar
• C. Al Buraimi
• D. Musandam

Explanation: Oman's Musandam exclave juts into the Strait of Hormuz.

• A. United Arab Emirates
• B. Saudi Arabia
• C. Kuwait
• D. Bahrain

Explanation: Qatar shares its only land border with Saudi Arabia.

• A. Iraq and Jordan
• B. Saudi Arabia and Qatar
• C. Iraq and Saudi Arabia
• D. Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Iran

Explanation: Kuwait's two land neighbours are Iraq and Saudi Arabia (Iran lies across the Gulf).

• A. China, Vietnam and Laos
• B. Russia, Japan and South Korea
• C. China, Mongolia and Japan
• D. China, Russia and South Korea

Explanation: North Korea borders China, Russia and South Korea.

• A. North Korea
• B. Japan
• C. China
• D. Russia

Explanation: South Korea's sole land border is with North Korea.

• A. The Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)
• B. The Taebaek Mountains
• C. The Yalu River
• D. The 38th parallel wall

Explanation: The 4-km-wide DMZ buffer zone has divided the Koreas since 1953.