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General Knowledge — Practice Test 4

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Q1. The Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) was started in:
- A. 1979
- B. 1980
- C. 1982
- D. 1961
Q2. The Headquarters of the International Labour Organization (ILO) are located in:
- A. Geneva
- B. Paris
- C. New York
- D. Rome
Q3. The theory of 'Clash of Civilization' was presented by:
- A. Francis Fukuyama
- B. Michael W. Doyle
- C. Fouad Ajmi
- D. Samuel P. Huntington
Q4. Which of the following gases is mainly causing global warming?
- A. Nitrogen
- B. Methane
- C. Carbon dioxide
- D. Hydrogen
Q5. 'Anemia' is a:
- A. Respiratory disease
- B. Brain disease
- C. Nervous disorder
- D. Blood disease
Q6. The world's largest natural gas deposits are in:
- A. US
- B. Russia
- C. China
- D. Brazil
Q7. 'Petra' is the news agency of:
- A. Poland
- B. Syria
- C. Jordan
- D. Qatar
Q8. Britain's secret intelligence service is called:
- A. Mossad
- B. KGB
- C. BIA
- D. MI6
Q9. In chronological order, which of the following personalities comes first?
- A. Plato
- B. Aristotle
- C. Socrates
- D. Epicurus
Q10. Israel snatched the 'Golan Heights' in 1967 from:
- A. Egypt
- B. Lebanon
- C. Jordan
- D. Syria
Q11. 'Alexandria' is the seaport of:
- A. Greece
- B. Iraq
- C. Syria
- D. Egypt
Q12. The largest among the following is:
- A. Galaxy
- B. The Earth
- C. The Sun
- D. A Solar System
Q13. The world's oldest national anthem is of:
- A. China
- B. Iran
- C. Greece
- D. Netherland
Q14. Which of the following International Organizations has no headquarters?
- A. GCC
- B. OAU
- C. G-8
- D. D-8
Q15. The world's oldest written language is:
- A. Chinese
- B. Japanese
- C. Cambodian
- D. Latin
Q16. The world's largest mammal is:
- A. Tiger
- B. Camel
- C. Giraffe
- D. Whale
Q17. Freetown is the capital of:
- A. Sierra Leone
- B. Senegal
- C. Rwanda
- D. Uganda
Q18. Which one of the following is not an official language of the United Nations?
- A. Spanish
- B. Arabic
- C. German
- D. Russian
Q19. 'Kwacha' is the currency unit of:
- A. Zambia
- B. Peru
- C. Cuba
- D. Chad
Q20. The world's first international airline that operated its first flight on May 17, 1920 was:
- A. KLM (Netherlands)
- B. Aeroflot (Russia)
- C. Lufthansa (Germany)
- D. Delta (USA)
Q21. Among the SAARC countries, the smallest by area and population is:
- A. Bhutan
- B. Nepal
- C. Maldives
- D. Sri Lanka
Q22. After the US, the largest numbers of atomic reactors are in:
- A. Russia
- B. Japan
- C. UK
- D. France
Q23. May 31 is observed throughout the world as:
- A. Environment Day
- B. Human Rights Day
- C. Press Freedom Day
- D. No Tobacco Day
Q24. Which book is entitled as the 'Bible of Communism'?
- A. Affluent Society
- B. War and Peace
- C. Das Kapital
- D. Gulag Archipelago
Q25. Serena Williams is a famous player of:
- A. Basket Ball
- B. Tennis
- C. Athletics
- D. Badminton
Q26. Senkaku Island is disputed between:
- A. China and Japan
- B. China and South Korea
- C. Japan and South Korea
- D. Russia and Japan
Q27. The capital of Chile is:
- A. Santiago
- B. Tianjin
- C. N'd Jamena
- D. Yaounde
Q28. The Headquarters of the World Health Organization is located in:
- A. Geneva
- B. Vienna
- C. Paris
- D. None of these
Q29. The Pisa Tower is located in:
- A. Germany
- B. Italy
- C. France
- D. Paris
Q30. Hezbollah, an Islamic party of Lebanon, was officially founded in:
- A. 1978
- B. 1980
- C. 1985
- D. 1987
Q31. The author of the book 'A Brief History of Time' is:
- A. Carl Sagan
- B. John Schwarz
- C. Michael Green
- D. Stephen Hawking
Q32. The Headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization (established in 1945) is located in:
- A. Rome
- B. Geneva
- C. Vienna
- D. None of these
Q33. The Strait of Bosporus connects:
- A. Black Sea and Red Sea
- B. Black Sea and Baltic Sea
- C. Black Sea and Sea of Marmara
- D. None of these
Q34. Damascus is situated on the bank of the river:
- A. Rhine River
- B. Nile River
- C. Barada River
- D. None of these
Q35. Paris is situated on the bank of the river:
- A. Seine River
- B. Spree River
- C. Rhine River
- D. None of these
Q36. The foreign phrase 'De facto' means:
- A. Rightful
- B. In fact
- C. Argument against
- D. None of these
Q37. Mt. Ararat is the highest peak of:
- A. Britain
- B. North Korea
- C. Turkey
- D. Chile
Q38. The Dome of the Rock is located in:
- A. Jerusalem
- B. Lebanon
- C. Jordan
- D. Iraq
Q39. Abyssinia is the old name of which of the following countries?
- A. Malaya
- B. Ethiopia
- C. Rhodesia
- D. Ceylon
Q40. Which of the following is the old name of Ankara?
- A. Ottawa
- B. Angora
- C. Avon
- D. Elbe
Q41. Who is the founder of Taoism?
- A. Lun Yu
- B. Tao-te-Cheng
- C. Lao-tze
- D. Hung Fe
Q42. Bhutan is known as:
- A. Land of rivers
- B. Land of pagoda
- C. Land of the flying fish
- D. Land of thunder bolt
Q43. In 2011, the Arab Spring started from which country?
- A. Egypt
- B. Libya
- C. Yaman
- D. Tunisia
Q44. Which of the following countries is known as the 'Mistress of Seas'?
- A. USA
- B. Ireland
- C. UK
- D. Russia
Q45. Which country won the first World Cup Hockey?
- A. Sri Lanka
- B. West Indies
- C. Australia
- D. Pakistan
Q46. The Writ of Habeas-Corpus means that:
- A. You have the body to submit or answer
- B. Mandatory relief remit
- C. A wrong doer
- D. None of these
Q47. 'AGI' is the news agency of:
- A. India
- B. Germany
- C. South Africa
- D. Italy
Q48. Which is the biggest company of computer software in the world?
- A. Google
- B. Yahoo
- C. Microsoft
- D. MSN

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