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  6. 1. The longest highway in the world is: highway 1, Australia 14500km
  7. (a) Trans-Canada
  8. (b) Trans-Japan
  9. (c) Trans-Iran
  10. (d) None of these

  12. 2. The longest highway in the world has a length of:
  13. (a) 9000 km (b) 10000 km
  14. (c) 8000 km (d) None of these

  16. 3. The country that accounts for nearly one-third of the total tea production of the world is:
  17. (a) Myanmar (b) China
  18. (c) Pakistan (d) None of these

  20. 4. The country also known as “country of copper” is:
  21. (a) Zambia (b) Australia
  22. (c) America (d) None of these

  24. 5. The coldest place on the earth is:
  25. (a) Antarctica (b) Alpes
  26. (c) Verkoyansk in Siberia
  27. (d) None of theses

  29. 6. The river Jordan flows out into the:
  30. (a) Caspian Sea (b) Arabian Sea
  31. (c) Red Sea (d) Dead Sea

  33. 7. The largest coffee growing country in the world is:
  34. (a) Bangladesh (b) Australia
  35. (c) Brazil (d) Nepal

  37. 8. First prime minister of Bangl-adesh was:
  38. (a) Mujib-ur-Rehman
  39. (b) Khaleda Zia
  40. (c) Hussain Muhammad Irshad
  41. (d) None of these

  43. 9. The highest mountain in the world is:
  44. (a) K-2 (b) Mount Everest
  45. (c) Nanga Parbat (d) Raka Poshi

  47. 10. The largest Island in the Mediterranean Sea is:
  48. (a) Sicily (b) Switzerland
  49. (c) Barbados (d) None of these

  51. 11. The river Volga flows out into the:
  52. (a) Caspian Sea (b) Red Sea
  53. (c) Nile (d) None of these

  55. 12. The longest river in the world is:
  56. (a) Indus (b) Tames
  57. (c) Nile (d) Amazon

  59. 13. The biggest desert in the world is:
  60. (a) Gobi (b) Sahara
  61. (c) Thal (d) None of these

  63. 14. The country which ranks second in terms of land area is:
  64. (a) China (b) Russia
  65. (c) Australia (d) Canada

  67. 15. The name given to the border which separates Pakistan and Afghanistan is:
  68. (a) Durand Line (b) Line of Control
  69. (c) Radcliffe Line (d) None of these

  71. 16. The biggest delta in the world is:
  72. (a) Nile Delta (b) Ganges Delta
  73. (c) Indus Delta (d) None of these

  75. 17. The capital city that stands on the river Danube is:
  76. (a) Belgrade (b) London
  77. (c) Tokyo (d) None of these

  79. 18. The Japanese call their country as:
  80. (a) Nippon
  81. (b) Land of Rising Sun
  82. (c) Golden Triangle
  83. (d) None of these

  85. 19. The length of the English Channel is:
  86. (a) 596 kms (b) 698 kms
  87. (c) 605 kms (d) 564 kms

  89. 20. The world's oldest known city is:
  90. (a) Baghdad (b) Lahore
  91. (c) Damascus (d) None of these

  93. 21. The city also known as the “city of canals” is:
  94. (a) Lahore (b) Venice
  95. (c) Paris (d) None of these

  97. 22. The country in which river Wangchu flows is:
  98. (a) India (b) China
  99. (c) Myanmar (d) None of these

  101. 23. The biggest island of the world is:
  102. (a) Ireland (b) Finland
  103. (c) Scotland (d) Greenland

  105. 24. The city which is the biggest centre for manufacture of automobiles in the world is:
  106. (a) London (England)
  107. (b) Detroit (USA)
  108. (c) Moscow (Russia)
  109. (d) None of these

  111. 25. The country called the “Land of Rising Sun” is:
  112. (a) Japan (b) Australia
  113. (c) America (d) None of these

  115. 26. The countries which produce the largest quantity of manganese are:
  116. (a) China and America
  117. (b) China and South Africa
  118. (c) Russia and China
  119. (d) None of these

  121. 27. The country which is the largest producer of rubber in the world is:
  122. (a) Malaysia (b) China
  123. (c) America (d) None of these

  125. 28. The country which is the largest producer of tin in the world is:
  126. (a) Russia (b) Japan
  127. (c) China (d) None of these

  129. 29. The river which carries maxi-mum quantity of water into the sea is:
  130. (a) Amazon (b) Nile
  131. (c) English Channel (d) Indus

  133. 30. The city which was once called the “Forbidden City” is:
  134. (a) New York (b) Beijing
  135. (c) Moscow (d) None of these

  137. 31. Mount Everest was named after:
  138. (a) James Everest
  139. (b) Michael Everest
  140. (c) Sir George Everest
  141. (d) None of these

  143. 32. The volcano Vesuvius is located in:
  144. (a) Italy (b) Brazil
  145. (c) South Africa (d) Spain

  147. 33. The country known as the “sugar bowl of the world” is:
  148. (a) England (b) Cuba
  149. (c) Spain (d) Turkey

  151. 34. The length of Suez Canal is:
  152. (a) 160.5 kms (b) 159.5 kms
  153. (c) 161.5 kms (d) 162.5 kms

  155. 35. The lowest point on earth is:
  156. (a) The coastal area of Dead Sea
  157. (b) Caspian Sea
  158. (c) Death Valley (d) None of these

  160. 36. The Gurkhas were the original inhabitants of:
  161. (a) Sri Lanka (b) Bhutan
  162. (c) Nepal (d) Malaysia

  164. 37. The largest ocean of the world is:
  165. (a) Pacific Ocean (b) Indian Ocean
  166. (c) Arctic Ocean (d) None of these

  168. 38. The largest bell in the world is:
  169. (a) Tsar Kolokol at Kremlin, Mo-scow, Russia
  170. (b) World Peace Bell, Newport, Kentucky, USA
  171. (c) Mingus, Mandalay, Myanmar
  172. (d) None of these

  174. 39. The biggest stadium in the world is:
  175. (a) Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore
  176. (b) Strahov Stadium, Prague
  177. (c) Arsenal Stadium
  178. (d) The Lords, England

  180. 40. The world's largest diamond producing country is:
  181. (a) America (b) South Africa
  182. (c) Saudi Arabia (d) UAE

  184. 41. Australia was discovered by:
  185. (a) Ibn-e-Batuta (b) Columbus
  186. (c) James Cook (d) None of these

  188. 42. The first Governor-General of Pakistan was:
  189. (a) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
  190. (b) Douglas Gracey
  191. (c) Mountbatten (d) None of these

  193. 43. Dublin is situated at the mouth of river:
  194. (a) Laune (b) Liffey
  195. (c) Lee (d) None of these

  197. 44. The earlier name of New York city was:
  198. (a) New Amsterdam
  199. (b) New Orleans
  200. (c) Holland (d) None of these

  202. 45. “Eiffel Tower” was built by:
  203. (a) Michael Eiffel
  204. (b) Alexander Eiffel
  205. (c) James R. Eiffel
  206. (d) None of these

  208. 46. The “Red Cross” was founded by:
  209. (a) Kofi Annan
  210. (b) Jean Henry Durant
  211. (c) Abraham Lincoln
  212. (d) None of these

  214. 47. The country which has greatest population density is:
  215. (a) Russia (b) India
  216. (c) Monaco (d) None of these

  218. 48. The national flower of Britain is:
  219. (a) Lilly (b) Rose
  220. (c) Jasmine (d) None of these

  222. 49. Niagara Falls was discovered by:
  223. (a) Louis Hennepin (b) Marco Polo
  224. (c) Columbus (d) None of these

  226. 50. The national flower of Italy is:
  227. (a) Lilly (b) Rose
  228. (c) Jasmine (d) None of these

  230. 51. The national flower of China is:
  231. (a) Lilly (b) Rose
  232. (c) Jasmine (d) Narcissus

  234. 52. The permanent secretariat of SAARC is located at:
  235. (a) Kathmandu (b) Islamabad
  236. (c) New Delhi (d) None of these

  238. 53. The gateway to the Gulf of Iran is:
  239. (a) Strait of Bosphorus
  240. (b) Strait of Hormuz
  241. (c) Strait of Malaca
  242. (d) None of these

  244. 54. The first Industrial Revolution took place in:
  245. (a) France (b) Russia
  246. (c) England (d) America

  248. 55. World Environment Day is observed on:
  249. (a) June 5 (b) August 5
  250. (c) March 7 (d) December 5

  252. 56. The first Republican president of America was:
  253. (a) J. F. Kennedy
  254. (b) Abraham Lincoln
  255. (c) Eisenhower (d) None of these

  257. 57. The country famous for Samba dance is:
  258. (a) South Africa (b) Korea
  259. (c) Brazil (d) Egypt

  261. 58. The name of the Alexander's
  262. horse was:
  263. (a) Beucephalus (b) Dragon
  264. (c) Flying Horse (d) None of these

  266. 59. Singapore was founded by:
  267. (a) Sir Thomas Stanford Raffles
  268. (b) Mao Zedong
  269. (c) Michael Ballicu
  270. (d) None of these

  272. 60. The famous one-eyed British admiral was:
  273. (a) Churchill
  274. (b) Nelson
  275. (c) David Patreaus
  276. (d) None of these

  278. 61. The earlier name of Sri Lanka was:
  279. (a) Sicily (b) South India
  280. (c) Ceylon (d) None of these

  282. 62. The UN was formed in the year:
  283. (a) 1945 (b) 1950
  284. (c) 1943 (d) 1947

  286. 63. How many legs do butterflies have?
  287. (a) 6 (b) 4
  288. (c) 8 (d) 10

  290. 64. The independence day of South Korea is celebrated on:
  291. (a) April 15 (b) November 15
  292. (c) January 15 (d) August 15

  294. 65. “Paradise Regained” was written by:
  295. (a) John Keats (b) Wordsworth
  296. (c) John Milton (d) Browning

  298. 66. “Last Judgement” was the first painting of the Italian painter named:
  299. (a) Michael Angelo
  300. (b) Picasso
  301. (c) Van Rampuoy
  302. (d) None of these

  304. 67. The first president of Egypt was:
  305. (a) Gamal Abdel Nasser
  306. (b) Husni Mubarak
  307. (c) Mohammad Naquib
  308. (d) None of these

  310. 68. The first explorer to reach the South Pole was:
  311. (a) Capo Ronald Amundson
  312. (b) Robert E. Peary
  313. (c) Columbus (d) None of these

  315. 69. The most famous painting of Pablo Picasso is:
  316. (a) The Sun (b) The Dream
  317. (c) Guermica (d) None of these

  319. 70. The primary producer of newsprint in the world is:
  320. (a) England (b) America
  321. (c) China (d) Canada

  323. 71. The first man to reach North Pole was:
  324. (a) Marco Polo (b) Robert E. Peary
  325. (c) Columbus (d) None of these

  327. 72. The person who is called “the Father of modern Italy” is:
  328. (a) G. Garibaldi (b) Beslusconi
  329. (c) Angela Markel
  330. (d) None of these

  332. 73. World Literary Day is celebrated on:
  333. (a) September 8 (b) April 9
  334. (c) July 26 (d) April 15

  336. 74. The founder of modern Germany is:
  337. (a) Helmet Kohl
  338. (b) Angela Merkel
  339. (c) Otto Von Bismarck
  340. (d) None of these

  342. 75. Who invented the Nintendo Wii?
  343. (a) Taro Aso (b) Yoki Yama
  344. (c) Kashi Kabushiki
  345. (d) None of these

  347. 76. The country known as the 'Land of Midnight Sun' is:
  348. (a) Sweden (b) Norway
  349. (c) Switzerland (d) Denmark

  351. 77. The place known as the roof of the world is:
  352. (a) K-2 (b) Myanmar
  353. (c) Chittagong (d) Tibet

  355. 78. In which year did the Nintendo Wii come out?
  356. (a) 2005 (b) 2007
  357. (c) 2006 (d) 2008

  359. 79. The first Pakistani to receive the Nobel Prize was:
  360. (a) Dr. Salimuzzam Siddiqui
  361. (b) Dr. Abdul Salam
  362. (c) Dr. Abdul Qadeer
  363. (d) None of these

  365. 80. The first woman prime minister of Britain was:
  366. (a) Margaret Thatcher
  367. (b) Margaret Hilton
  368. (c) Mona Linda (d) None of these


  371. ANSWERS
  372. 1. A      2. c     3. a      4. a      5. C

  374. 6.d  7. c  8. a 9.b  10. a
  375. 11. A  12. c  13. b  14. d 15. a
  376. 16. b  17. a  18. a  19. d 20. c
  377. 21. b  22. c  23. d  24. b 25. a
  378. 26. b  27. A  28. C  29. a 30. b
  379. 31. c  32. A  33. b  34. d 35. a
  380. 36. c  37. A  38. a  39. b 40. b
  381. 41. c  42. A  43. B  44. a 45. b
  382. 46. B  47. C  48. b  49. a 50. a
  383. 51. d  52. a  53. b  54. c 55. a
  384. 56. b  57. c  58. a  59. a 60. b
  385. 61. c  62. a  63. a  64. d 65. c
  386. 66. A  67. C  68. B  69. c 70. d
  387. 71. A  72. a  73. A  74. c 75. c
  388. 76. B  77 .d   78. c   79. b  80. a























































































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