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Practise multiple-choice questions from general knowledge for competitive examinations and subject revision. Review each marked answer and report any item that may be outdated or unclear.

general knowledge Mcqs

General Knowledge MCQs: Study Guide

General knowledge preparation rewards breadth, but random memorisation is inefficient. Divide revision into stable areas such as geography, history, institutions and science, while keeping date-sensitive facts in a separate current-affairs notebook that can be updated.

Topics to revise

  • World geography
  • Pakistan geography
  • International organisations
  • Important historical events
  • Basic science facts
  • Books and authors
  • Inventions and discoveries
  • Countries, capitals and currencies

How to prepare

Study one topic at a time, attempt a short question set without notes, and record every incorrect answer with its source. Revisit the error list at increasing intervals. Verify office-holders, rankings and other changing facts immediately before an exam.

Common questions

How should I start general knowledge preparation?

Begin with a topic checklist, learn the underlying facts, and use MCQs to find gaps instead of reading unrelated facts at random.

Are old general knowledge MCQs still useful?

Stable facts may remain useful, but time-sensitive answers must be checked against a current authoritative source.

1. Name the French sculptor who carved The Statue of Liberty?
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A. Frederic-Auguste Bartholdi

B. Thomas Park

C. Joseph Conrad

D. William Napoleon

2. Which Country from the following is NOT the member of UNO?
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A. Vatican City

B. North Korea

C. Vaitnam

D. Afghanistan

3. Honey bee eyes are?
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A. 4

B. 5

C. 3

D. None of These

4. Which Nation has hosted the Commonwealth Games five times?
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A. New Zealand

B. England

C. None of These

D. Australia
5. Which is the capital ofAngola?
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A. Manama

B. Baku

C. Canberra

D. Luanda
7. Which is the largest State of India by Population?
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A. Tamil Nadu

B. Utter Pradesh

C. Maharashtra

D. None of These

9. The United Nations was founded on _________?
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A. 24-Oct-50

B. October 24, 1945

C. 24-Mar-45

D. 24-Mar-49

11. Taj Mahal means Crown Of Palaces in the __________ language?
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A. English

B. Latin

C. None of These

D. Persian
12. which is the smallest state of India by Area?
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A. Karnataka

B. Orrisa

C. Kerala

D. Goa
14. Old Town Square is located in __________?
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A. Prague

B. Karachi

C. Dubai

D. Astana

17. G7 was founded in ___________?
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A. 1977

B. 1978

C. 1976

D. 1975
19. which is the largest Province of Afghanistan by Area?
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A. Helmand

B. Badakhshan

C. Qandhar

D. Paktika

20. Thailand is also known as __________?
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A. None of These

B. the land of lights

C. the land of flowers

D. the land of free