WORLD FAMOUS – General Knowledge – Test No. 1 – Online M.C.Qs for Competition Commission JOB Exams

Category : General Knowledge
Topic : WORLD Famous General Knowledge
Basic Purpose : Online Preparation for Competition and Commission Exams for different Jobs/Recruitments in Pakistan , India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Afghanistan, Iran and China etc.
Test Type : Multiple Choice Questions [MCQ’s]

Time Limit : 73 Minutes

WORLD FAMOUS General Knowledge TEST NO. 1

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Question 1

Which of the following republics besides Russia, are nuclear powers 1 Ukaraine 2 Georgia 3 Belarus 4 Kazakhstan

A	1, 2 and 4
B	2, 3 and 4
C	1, 2 and 3
D	1, 3 and 3

Question 2

In Britain, which organisation is nicknamed Aunty

A	London Metal Exchange
B	Rolls Royce
C	British Steel
D	BBC

Question 3

Which American company manufactures F-16 fighter jets

A	General Electric
B	NASA
C	General Dynamics
D	Boeing

Question 4

What is software

A	A laptop computer
B	Delicate parts inside a computer
C	Instructions to a computer
D	Inexpensive computer parts

Question 5

Where is Red Square situated

A	New York
B	Kashmir
C	Moscow
D	China

Question 6

Which company gifted the world a product called scooter

A	Lambretta Auto Ltd
B	Piaggio Spa
C	Harley Davidson
D	Honda

Question 7

Among the names proposed for this company were Corporated Incorporated and limited Unlimited, before the existing name was decided Which American corporate giant we are talking about

A	Microsoft
B	Motorola
C	IBM
D	Intel

Question 8

Which species does the penguin belong to

A	Reptile
B	Fish
C	Bird
D	Mammal

Question 9

How many States of the U.S.A. are not attached to its mainland

A	Four
B	Two
C	Three
D	One

Question 10

Which street is famous for Stock Exchange Market

A	Broadway, New York
B	Wall street, New York
C	Dowing street, London
D	Fleet street, London

Question 11

Which of the following business terms is derived from the Latin word meaning "to role over"

A	Corporation
B	Company
C	Conglomerate
D	Bank

Question 12

In which year was the Magna Carta signed by the King of England

A	1315
B	1215
C	1415
D	1515

Question 13

The merger proposal of two companies has to be approved by

A	Shareholders of the companies
B	The board of directors of the concerned companies
C	Concerned High Court
D	All the above

Question 14

Which shoe company was set up by Adlof Dassler

A	Puma
B	Nike
C	Adidas
D	Bata

Question 15

Hamlet is a

A	Cluster of houses I na village
B	Cluster of green fields
C	Cluster of ice bergs in sea
D	Cluster of buses in city

Question 16

Name the owner company of DHL courier

A	AirFreight Ltd
B	Skypak Ltd
C	US Postal Service
D	United Parcel Service

Question 17

Pepsi ranks second to Coca-Cola in worldwide soft drinks sales But as a company. it is larger than the Coca-Cola company because of its three famous food chain brands Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) is one of them What are the other two

A	McDonald s and Burger King
B	Burger King and Domino's
C	Pizza Hut and Taco Bell
D	Pizza Hut and Captain Wimpy

Question 18

Which pioneer international express delivery company has the corporate objctive of Being There First

A	Elbee
B	DHL
C	EMS Speedpost
D	Skypak

Question 19

ESPN is one of the biggest satellite TV networks Entertainment and Sports Programming Network It stands for

A	Educational and Sports Network
B	Euoropean Sports Programming Network
C	Entertainment and Sports Programming Network
D	Entertainment and Sports Producers' Network

Question 20

Besides luxuury cars. Rolls Royce is also known for

A	Missiles
B	Aircraft
C	Tanks
D	Aerospace engines

Question 21

What is nitrous oxide commonly known as

A	Laughing gas
B	Blue gas
C	Gasoline
D	Tear gas

Question 22

NBC - America s No 1 television network-belongs to

A	General Electric
B	General Motors
C	BBC
D	CNN

Question 23

Opium-war was fought between

A	Britain and China
B	Britain and India
C	Britain and Japan
D	India and China

Question 24

The oldest monarchy in the world is that of

A	Saudi Arabia
B	U.K.
C	Japan
D	Nepal

Question 25

What is believed to be the smallest mammal in the world

A	Otter shrew
B	Red ant
C	Savi s pygmy shrew
D	Soricids

Question 26

Adlof Dassler s brother Rudolf broke with him in 1948 and set up a new company Name the company

A	Ruda, now Puma
B	Nike
C	Bata Shoe Co
D	Reebok

Question 27

Which of the following pairs is wrongly matched

A	Canada - White Lily
B	Pakistan - Crescent
C	Australia - Kangaroo
D	USA - Lotus

Question 28

The Magna Carta is

A	A British naval ship
B	A historical document curbing the kings power
C	The name of an English king
D	One of Napoleon s Wars

Question 29

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was established on 24th August 1949 it has 28 members and its headquarter is in

A	Moscow
B	Paris
C	Brussels
D	London

Question 30

Life expectancy is highest in the world in

A	Canada
B	Japan
C	Germany
D	Norway

Question 31

Nuclear supplier group (NSG) was created in 1974 Now its total members are

A	40
B	46
C	47
D	42

Question 32

What was the first personal computer (PC) made in the 1970s called

A	Intel
B	Apple-II
C	Altair
D	Apple-I

Question 33

The five biggest countries according to population are

A	China, India, USA, Indonesia, Brazil
B	China, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Japan
C	China, India, USA, Pakistan, Brazil
D	China, India, USA, Indonesia, Bangladesh

Question 34

The headquarter of World Health Organization is in

A	Hague
B	Washing
C	Paris
D	Geneva

Question 35

Why did Pakistan leave the Commonwealth in 1971

A	None of these
B	Due to recognition of Bangladesh
C	Due to Russian interference
D	Due to Indo-Pak war

Question 36

Which fast food chain claims it opens a new outlet every three hours somewhere in the world

A	Burger King
B	McDonald s
C	KFC
D	Pizza Hut

Question 37

Transfer of foreign fugitive to his home country is

A	Entene
B	Asylum
C	Detente
D	Extradition

Question 38

Before it changed its name to Konica how was this company known

A	Samurai
B	Sakura
C	Kodak
D	Fuzi

Question 39

The country with minimum birth rate is

A	Sweden
B	Italy
C	China
D	USA

Question 40

Which country was hit by Cyclone Nargis killing over 133,000 in May 2008

A	North Korea
B	China
C	Burma/Myanmar
D	Fiji

Question 41

The Horn of Africa includes

A	Libya, Egypt, Senegal
B	Namibia, Botswana, Republic of South Africa
C	Senegal, Guinea, Somalia
D	Ethopia, Dhibouti, Somalia

Question 42

Renaissance took place in Europe in

A	10th century
B	15th century
C	12th century
D	18th century

Question 43

The Asian Development Bank has its HQ at

A	Tokyo
B	Delhi
C	Manila
D	Ottawa

Question 44

This was British corporation was criticised by Churchill in 1940 as the Enemy within the gates doing more harm than good. Name it

A	Prudential
B	British Airways
C	BBC
D	British Aerospace

Question 45

Who among the following is known years as Fuehrer

A	Lenin
B	Bismarck
C	Hitler
D	Stalin

Question 46

Few know that this consumer electronic giant invented the magnetic audio cassette and CD technology, which revolutionisect music industry Can you name this company

A	BPL
B	Philips
C	Sony
D	Matsushit

Question 47

The Ajanta Caves are famous for

A	Unique limestone features
B	Lord Rama stayed here for some years
C	A new civilization was found here
D	Unique wall paintings depicitng life of Buddha

Question 48

In what unit is the speed of a ship measured

A	Nautical mile
B	Furlong
C	Knot
D	Mile

Question 49

One of the largest Japanese car makers is Nissan What were Nissan cars called before the name was changed some ten years ago

A	Datson
B	Nippon
C	Japson
D	Samurai

Question 50

Scientific socialism is connected with

A	Rousseau
B	Bismarck
C	Roosevelt
D	Karl Marx

Question 51

The legendary father and son pair Thomas Watson Sr and Thomas Watson Jr . headed which American company

A	General Motors
B	IBM
C	Ford Motor Go
D	AT&T

Question 52

Which countries were involved in 100 year war

A	England and France
B	Palestine and Israel
C	Germany and Russia
D	Turkey and Austria

Question 53

The internatioal trade centre (ITC) is called a daughter of

A	UNO
B	World Bank
C	IMF
D	WTO

Question 54

What does ophthalmology deal with

A	Eyes
B	Heart
C	Skin
D	Ear, nose, and throat

Question 55

Zionism is the nationalist movement of the

A	Hindus
B	Muslims
C	Converted Christians
D	Jews

Question 56

An impossble state of society is called

A	Communism
B	Euphoria
C	Socialism
D	Utopia

Question 57

Who among the following was (b) Muslime associated with the freedom struggle of Tanzania

A	Kemal Ataturk
B	Keneth Kanunda
C	Patric Lumumba
D	Dr Julius Nyrro

Question 58

In 1997, Hong Kong was reverted back to Chinese rule. What does Hong Kong mean in the Mandarin language

A	A firm trading opium
B	An island
C	A large trading company
D	A Chinese clan

Question 59

The Parliament of Japan is known as

A	Diet
B	Senate
C	Assembly
D	Key

Question 60

The war criminals the II World War were put to trial in

A	Nuremburg
B	Gettysbury
C	Peitsberg
D	Peitersburg

Question 61

Which among the following countries has the largest population

A	Indonesia
B	Pakistan
C	Suda
D	Japan

Question 62

The solidified form of which gas is known as "dry ice"

A	Hydrogen chloride
B	Carbon dioxide .
C	Nitrogen oxide
D	Ammonia

Question 63

Ants are always seen moving in a line one after another. They trace the path because of the secretion of chemicals called

A	None of these
B	Sex hormones
C	Detectors
D	Pheromones

Question 64

Thomas Alva Edison invented, among other things. the light bulb To manufacture the bulb, he started a company which still exists Name it

A	Philips
B	Lucent
C	A & T
D	General Electric

Question 65

Which company gifted cornflakes to the world

A	Kellogg s
B	Pepsi Foods
C	General Foods
D	McDonald s

Question 66

Who built Eiffel Tower

A	Morris Eiffel
B	Gustav Eiffel
C	Newton
D	Gustav Casel

Question 67

Which country produce about 79.9% of total its electricity from nuclear energy

A	Italy
B	Japan
C	Lithuania
D	USA

Question 68

Which one among the following countries has the lowest GDP per capita

A	India
B	China
C	Indonesia
D	Sri Lanka

Question 69

Cryptography is a branch of science which deals with

A	Old thing
B	Crimes
C	Dictionary
D	Secret writing

Question 70

Which of the following statements about the change of the name of company is I A company may change its name passing a special resolution at a meeting of its shareholders II A changename does not absolve a company of any of its legal Obligations

A	Neither is true
B	I only and II only
C	II only
D	I only

Question 71

What is the popular name of a network connecting many computer networks on a common addressing system

A	Channel drive
B	Internet
C	Radio FM
D	Supercomputer

Question 72

Which among the following countries was the earliest to give women the right to vote

A	U S.A
B	New Zealand
C	Pakistan
D	Iceland

Question 73

The five biggest nations according to size are

A	Russia, Canada, USA, China, Brazil
B	Russia, Canada, China, USA, Brazil
C	Russia, Canada, USA, Australia, Brazil
D	Russia, China, Canada, USA, Brazil

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