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1. Which language is written from top to bottom and from left to right? Japanese
2. Who discovered logarithm? John Napier
3. Who is the first man who successfully climbed mount Everest in 1953? Edmund
Hillary
4. What animal can make no sound at all? Giraffe
5. Deficiency of which vitamin causes beriberi? Vitamin B1
6. A device that converts mechanical energy to electrical energy is called? Generator
7. What do silkworm eats? Mulberry
leaves
8. Who discovered the solar system? Copernicus
9. Which was the first newspaper of the world ? Peking news
10. What is unit of pressure? Pascal
11. Which is the largest organ of human body? Liver
12 What is human range of audibility? 20 Hz to 20
kHz
13 Which gas is used in advertising lights? Neon
14 Who is regarded as Father of medicine Hippocrates
15 On which river city of Paris is situated ? Seine
16 Deficiency of which vitamin causes night blindness? Vitamin A
17 Mein Kamp was written by ? Adolf Hitler
18 First king of slave dynasty of India was ? Qutibuddin
Aibak
19 Who is the author of book Urdu Mualla ? Mirza Ghalib
20 Battle of waterloo was fought in year? 1815
21 Ben Bella was leader of? Algeria
22 Who founded boy scout ? Baden Powell
23 The art of growing dwarfed trees in small pots a technique perfected by the Bonsai
Japanese is known as what?
24 What planet is named after a god? Earth
25 Who rode a horse named Magnolia? George
Washington
26 An Enologist studies what? Wine
27 Who said “ability is useless without opportunity”? Napoleon
28 What is Roman number for 3000 MM30M
29 Ancient Roman brides wore a wedding dress - what color? Yellow
30 From where the Arab Spring started ? Tunisia
31 Asia covers what percent of world area? 30%
32 Peter Meckler Award is related to the field of ? Journalism
33 Which country’s civil war is considered as a “rehearsal for World War ll”? Spain
34 The old name of Taiwan was? Formosa
35 Which country is known for the most frequent earthquakes? Japan
36 The Glorious Revolution started in? 1688
37 Which place name means ‘City of Lion’? Singapore
38 The Bolshevik Revolution is associated with? Russia
39 The first man to set foot on five continents? Captain Cook
40 Who was the pilot in the first fatal air crash? Orville
Wright
41 Parliament of Denmark is called? Folketing
42 Napoleon had fear of what ? Cats
43 What are camel haired brushes made of? Squirrels tails
44 What is the world’s most widely used vegetable? Onion
45 Who is the most filmed author? Shakespeare
46 Who buried the treasure on Treasure Island? Captain Flint
47 Mr. Chips said goodbye - from which fictional school? Brookfield
48 What is the color of mourning in Turkey Violet
49 Serology is the study of what? Blood serum
50 Ring of Fire is attributed to? Pacific Ocean
51 Which European country is divided into departments France
52 Which country is famously shaped like an elephant's head? Thailand
53 Which country is called “Pearl of Antilles”? Cuba
54 The Great Barrier Reef is located off the coast of what country? Australia
55 Who is the author of famous book “The Republic”? Plato
56 What mammal lays eggs? Platypus
57 What weather phenomenon causes more deaths in the U.S. annually than any Tornadoes
other except lightning?
58 How many men have walked on the moon? Twelve
59 What wonder drug was used for three years by the Army and Navy before Penicillin
becoming available to the general public in 1944?
60 How many time zones are there on Earth? 24
61 What is the average weight of human heart ? 300g
62 What poisonous alkaloid is extracted from tobacco leaves and widely Nicotine
used as an insecticide?
63 What is the name for steel alloyed with chromium? Stainless
steel
64 Which blood group is considered a universal donor? O
65 Which substances is used for preservation of food grains? Sodium
Benzoate
66 What is the staple food of one third of the world’s population? Rice
67 What is the common name for the star Sirius? Dog Star
68 Who was the Roman goddess of the hearth? Vesta
69 Who sold Louisiana to the USA in 1803? Napoleon
70 Who is the only American president elected unopposed? George
Washington
71 Which bird has legs but can’t walk? Hummingbird
72 Durand line was demarcated between Pakistan and in Afghanistan in year ? 1893
73 The largest river of Asia is? Yangtze Kiang
74 Who was fir man to sail around the world? Ferdinand
 Magellan
75 On which national flag is there an eagle and a snake? Mexico
76 What were the first false teeth made from? Ivory
77 Which leader lives in the Potola? Dalai Lama
78 where is Shukov tower located? Russia
79 Kilimanjaro is a mountain located in? Tanzania
80 Who was the first republican president of America ? Abraham
Lincoln
81 Which country is famous for its Samba dance? Brazil
82 Julius Caesar was killed by ? Brutus
83 Stromboli volcano is located in? Sicily (Italy)
84 Surma is the name of a? River
85 Earth revolves around the sun in which direction? West to east
86 Which gland in human body is popularly called ‘Adam Apple’? Thyroid
87 Adam bridge is 17 miles long line of rock and sand bank between which two India and Sri
countries? Lanka
88 UAE is the federation of how many Emirates? Seven
89 Who is known as “The Islamic Coordinate”? King Faisal
90 ‘Scotland Yard’ is a police department of? UK
91 Which hormone is responsible for production of milk in human body? Prolactin
92 Breeding and management of bees is known as ? Sericulture
93 Constantinople is the old name of? Istanbul
94 In which country Angel Falls is located? Venezuela
95 Ornithology is the study of Birds
96 Bolshevik revolution was led by? Lenin s
97 Duma is parliament of ? Russia
98 Metacarpal bones are located in which part of human body? Hand
99 A metal which is liquid at room temperature ? Mercury
100 Study of earthquakes is known as? Seismology