Here are 50 Miscellaneous Gk MCQs about World:
Q.1 Who was the first American woman to win 3 Olympic gold medals?
A) Mickey Wright
B) Wilma Rudolph
C) Allyson Felix
D) Simone Biles
Answer: B) Wilma Rudolph
Q.2 What nick name was given to Abraham Lincoln because of his honesty?
A) Honest Abe
B) Bard of Avon
C) Man of Destiny
D) Samuel Clemens
Answer: A) Honest Abe
Q.3 During Boston Tea Party how many boxes were thrown in water?
A) 350
B) 400
C) 330
D) 342
Answer: D) 342
Q.4 Don Bradman played his last Test Match against which country?
A) England
B) New Zealand
C) Australia
D) West Indies
Answer: C) Australia
Q.5 Who is known as the father of Atom bomb?
A) George Stephenson
B) Dr. Robert Oppenheimer
C) Robert Boyle
D) Richard Errett
Answer: B) Dr. Robert Oppenheimer
Q.6 Which is the longest road tunnel in the world?
A) Yamate Tunnel, Japan
B) West Connex, Australia
C) Laerdal, Norway
D) Maijishan Tunnel
Answer: C) Laerdal, Norway
Q.7 Which is the longest river in North America?
A) Mississippi river
B) Colorado river
C) Ohio river
D) Columbia river
Answer: A) Mississippi river
Q.8 Daily Mirror is the newspaper of which city?
A) New York
B) London
C) Paris
D) Tokyo
Answer: B) London
Q.9 Who is the youngest person in the world to win Noble Prize?
A) Malala Yousafzai
B) Niels Bohr
C) James Chadwick
D) Enrico Fermi
Answer: A) Malala Yousafzai
Q.10 What is the nick name of famous footballer Pele?
A) The Greatest
B) Hulk
C) Black Pearl
D) The Cowboy
Answer: C) Black Pearl
Q.11 Who was the author of the book ‘The world as I see it’?
A) Alexander Graham Bell
B) Albert Einstein
C) Alfred noble
D) Marie Curie
Answer: B) Albert Einstein
Q.12 Which instrument is used for measuring atmospheric pressure?
A) Barometer
B) Audiometer
C) Ammeter
D) Altimeter
Answer: A) Barometer
Q.13 Who was the founder of Socialism?
A) Edith Abbott
B) Karl Marx
C) Albert Bandura
D) Harris Perlman
Answer: B) Karl Marx
Q.14 Who was known as the King of Pop?
A) James Brown
B) Mary Wigman
C) Michel Jackson
D) Jerome Robbins
Answer: C) Michel Jackson
Q.15 World Television Day is celebrated on?
A) 21st November
B) 5th September
C) 11th October
D) 10th December
Answer: A) 21st November
Q.16 Where is the headquarter of World Wildlife Fund?
A) Geneva, Switzerland
B) Gland, Switzerland
C) Paris, France
D) Vienna, Austria
Answer: B) Gland, Switzerland
Q.17 Who discovered Polio vaccine?
A) Louis Pasteur
B) Dr Edward Jenner
C) Leon Calmette
D) Johan E. Salk
Answer: D) Johan E. Salk
Q.18 Who invented water Thermometer?
A) Galileo Galilei
B) Gabriel Fahrenheit
C) Zacharias Janssen
D) Isaac Newton
Answer: A) Galileo Galilei
Q.19 Which is the southernmost capital city of the world?
A) Cape Town
B) Canberra
C) Wellington
D) Buenos Aires
Answer: C) Wellington, New Zealand
Q.20 Who was the first astronaut to toilet on moon?
A) Neil Armstrong
B) Alan Bean
C) James B. Irwin
D) Buzz Aldrin
Answer: D) Buzz Aldrin
Q.21 Which is the southernmost city of the world?
A) San Julian
B) Cape Town
C) Wellington
D) Ushuaia
Answer: D) Ushuaia, Argentina
Q.22 Which is the national sports of Myanmar?
A) Muay Thai
B) Chinlone
C) Badminton
D) Baseball
Answer: B) Chinlone
Q.23 Which is the largest flower in the world?
A) Rafflesia Arnoldii
B) Hibiscus
C) Magnolia
D) Neptune Grass
Answer: A) Rafflesia Arnoldii
Q.24 Which is the largest city of Pakistan?
A) Peshawar
B) Karachi
C) Lahore
D) Islamabad
Answer: B) Karachi
Q.25 Khanjar is the joint military exercise between which country?
A) India and Kyrgyzstan
B) Pakistan & Bangladesh
C) India & Maldives
D) India & Oman
Answer: A) India and Kyrgyzstan
Q.26 How many permanent members are there in UN security council?
A) 6
B) 4
C) 7
D) 5
Answer: D) 5
Q.27 What was the old name of Ethiopia?
A) Harare
B) Choson
C) Abyssinia
D) Cathay
Answer: C) Abyssinia
Q.28 Big Ben is located in which city?
A) New York
B) London
C) Chicago
D) Moscow
Answer: B) London
Q.29 Which is the oldest surviving map in the world?
A) Turin Papyrus map
B) Imago Mundi
C) Anaximander map
D) Waldseemüller map
Answer: B) Imago Mundi
Q.30 Alaska and Russia is separated by which strait?
A) Sunda Strait
B) Bering strait
C) Bass Strait
D) Malacca Strait
Answer: B) Bering strait
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Q.31 Which city is known as city of sky Scrapers?
A) London
B) New York
C) Moscow
D) Beijing
Answer: B) New York
Q.32 Durand line is between which countries?
A) Pakistan and Afghanistan
B) Germany and France
C) India and China
D) North Korea and South Korea
Answer: A) Pakistan and Afghanistan
Q.33 ‘Maories’ is the tribes of which country?
A) South Africa
B) India
C) New Zealand
C) Myanmar
Answer: C) New Zealand
Q.34 Which is the longest river of Europe?
A) Volga
B) Danube
C) Rhine
D) Seine
Answer: A) Volga
Q.35 Which is the first country in the world to make constitution?
A) England
B) America
C) China
D) Russia
Answer: B) America
Q.36 Who was the first secretary General of United Nations?
A) Trygve Lie
B) U Thant
C) Kofi Annan
D) Ban ki Moon
Answer: A) Trygve Lie
Q.37 What is the national animal of Australia?
A) Kiwi
B) Emu
C) Kangaroo
D) Camel
Answer: C) Kangaroo
Q.38 Pravda is the newspaper of which country?
A) England
B) America
C) Russia
D) Germany
Answer: C) Russia
Q.39 Which was the last alphabet added in English letters?
A) J
B) Z
C) T
D) W
Answer: A) J
Q.40 Where is the headquarters of Red Cross?
A) Geneva, Switzerland
B) Rome, Italy
C) Washington, USA
D) Paris, France
Answer: A) Geneva, Switzerland
Q.41 What is the meaning of Mesopotamia?
A) Barren Land
B) Land between two rivers
C) Dry Land
D) Underwater Land
Answer: B) Land between two rivers
Q.42 Which country is known as the Sickman of Europe?
A) Italy
B) France
C) Germany
D) Turkey
Answer: D) Turkey
Q.43 Which planet is called the ‘dusty planet’?
A) Mars
B) Mercury
C) Jupiter
D) Uranus
Answer: A) Mars
Q.44 Pablo Picasso belonged to which country?
A) France
B) Britain
C) Spain
D) Germany
Answer: C) Spain
Q.45 The Greeks called which planet as Apollo in the morning and Hermes in evening?
A) Venus
B) Mercury
C) Saturn
D) Neptune
Answer: B) Mercury
Q.46 The capital of which African country is named after US president James Monroe?
A) Egypt
B) Liberia
C) Algeria
D) Namibia
Answer: B) Liberia
Q.47. Which is the most densely populated hot desert in the world?
A) Sahara Desert
B) Gobi Desert
C) Thar Desert
D) Atacama Desert
Answer: C) Thar Desert
Q.48 Which of the following country shares the shortest international boundary with India?
A) Nepal
B) China
C) Myanmar
D) Bhutan
Answer: D) Bhutan
Q.49 Which is the only continent without glacier?
A) Australia
B) Antarctica
C) Europe
D) Africa
Answer: A) Australia
Q.50 Which is the highest Mountain peak in Antarctica?
A) Mount Aconcagua
B) Mount McKinley
C) Mount Kosciuszko
D) Mount Vinson
Answer: D) Mount Vinson
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