General Knowledge

1) 'Martyrs' Day is celebrated every year on
A. 15th August    B. 15th March
C. 30th January  D. 2nd October
Ans: C. 30th January
(2) Which planet is very nearer to the Sun?
A. Mercury    B. Mars    C. Venus    D. Jupiter
Ans: A. Mercury
(3) Where is the Taj Mahal situated in India
A. Agra    B. Kolkata    C. Mumbai    D. Chennai
Ans: A. Agra
(4) Which of the following is the Capital of Meghalaya?
A. Dimapur    B. Kohima    
C. Shilong     D. Itanagar
Ans: C. Shilong
(5) Which is the largest animal in the world?
A. Blue whale    B. Elephant    
C. Ostrich          D. Tiger
Ans: A. Blue whale
(6) Which gas is most abundant in the Earth's atmosphere?
A. Nitrogen    B. Oxygen
C. Hydrogen  D. Helium
Ans: A. Nitrogen
(7) Young one of a cat is called?
A. Calf    B. Kitten    C. Puppy    D. Cub
Ans: B. Kitten
(8) Goitre is caused due to the deficiency of?
A. Iron    B. Iodine    C. Magnesium    D. Zinc
Ans: B. Iodine
(9) Which of the following is the smallest bird?
A. Humming Bird    B. Eagle
C. Kiwi                      D. None of these
Ans: A. Humming Bird
(10) Which of the following is the largest living bird?
A. Eagle    B. Peacock    C. Ostrich    D. Kiwi
Ans: C. Ostrich

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