All Free General Knowledge MCQs with Answers

• A. Colombia and Peru
• B. Peru and Brazil
• C. Peru and Chile
• D. Colombia and Venezuela

Explanation: Ecuador is bordered by Colombia to the north and Peru to the south and east.

• A. Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay
• B. Peru, Bolivia and Argentina
• C. Peru, Ecuador and Colombia
• D. Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay

Explanation: Long, narrow Chile is bordered by Peru, Bolivia and Argentina.

• A. The United States, Cuba and Guatemala
• B. The United States, Guatemala and Honduras
• C. The United States, Guatemala and Belize
• D. Guatemala, Belize and Honduras

Explanation: Mexico borders the US to the north and Guatemala and Belize to the southeast.

• A. Mexico and Honduras
• B. Guatemala and Honduras
• C. Mexico and El Salvador
• D. Mexico and Guatemala

Explanation: Belize is bordered by Mexico to the north and Guatemala to the west and south.

• A. Nicaragua and Panama
• B. Nicaragua and Colombia
• C. Panama and Colombia
• D. Honduras and Panama

Explanation: Costa Rica lies between Nicaragua to the north and Panama to the southeast.

• A. Nicaragua and Honduras
• B. Costa Rica and Colombia
• C. Costa Rica and Nicaragua
• D. Colombia and Ecuador

Explanation: Panama is bordered by Costa Rica to the west and Colombia to the east.

• A. Karachi
• B. Lahore
• C. Islamabad
• D. Rawalpindi

Explanation: Islamabad has been Pakistan's purpose-built capital since the 1960s.

• A. Dacca
• B. Rawalpindi
• C. Lahore
• D. Karachi

Explanation: Karachi served as Pakistan's first capital from 1947 until the move to Islamabad.

• A. Rawalpindi
• B. Multan
• C. Lahore
• D. Peshawar

Explanation: Rawalpindi was the interim capital during Islamabad's construction in the 1960s.

• A. Mumbai
• B. New Delhi
• C. Kolkata
• D. Chennai

Explanation: New Delhi, within the metropolis of Delhi, is India's capital.

• A. Khulna
• B. Sylhet
• C. Dhaka
• D. Chittagong

Explanation: Dhaka, on the Buriganga River, is Bangladesh's capital and largest city.

• A. Lalitpur
• B. Pokhara
• C. Biratnagar
• D. Kathmandu

Explanation: Kathmandu, in the Himalayan foothills, is Nepal's capital.

• A. Thimphu
• B. Paro
• C. Punakha
• D. Jakar

Explanation: Thimphu is the capital and largest city of Bhutan.

• A. Fuvahmulah
• B. Malé
• C. Kulhudhuffushi
• D. Addu City

Explanation: Malé, on its own island, is the densely populated capital of the Maldives.

• A. Galle
• B. Colombo
• C. Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte
• D. Kandy

Explanation: Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte is the legislative capital, while Colombo remains the commercial capital.

• A. Kandy
• B. Galle
• C. Jaffna
• D. Colombo

Explanation: Colombo is Sri Lanka's largest city and commercial centre.

• A. Mashhad
• B. Tehran
• C. Isfahan
• D. Shiraz

Explanation: Tehran, at the foot of the Alborz mountains, is Iran's capital.

• A. Shanghai
• B. Guangzhou
• C. Beijing
• D. Hong Kong

Explanation: Beijing is China's capital and political centre.

• A. Darkhan
• B. Choibalsan
• C. Erdenet
• D. Ulaanbaatar

Explanation: Ulaanbaatar is Mongolia's capital and the world's coldest capital city.

• A. Tokyo
• B. Yokohama
• C. Osaka
• D. Kyoto

Explanation: Tokyo, on Honshu island, is Japan's capital and largest metropolis.