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Class Sample QP : Global Gk Olympiad (Ggo) Duration : 60 Min. An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Organization Total Ques. : 50 GLOBAL COMPETITION SOCIETY 6 Paper Type : G 1 CLASS SAMPLE Q.P : GLOBAL GK OLYMPIAD (GGO) Student’s Name.......................................................................................................................... Enrollment Number : ---------Signature of Exam Incharge--------- -----------Signature of Student’s----------- 1. The Actual Question Paper Contains 50 Questions. 2. Each question carry an equal marks of 2 against 50 question 3. The Duration of the Test Paper is 60 Minutes 1. What type of rain is caused due to air pollution? (D) Hema Malini (A) Snow all (E) None of these (B) Cold rain (C) Hot rain 5. Bal Gangadhar Tilak was a freedom fighter. (D) Acid rain He was conferred upon the honorary title (E) None of these of ‘Lokmanya’ and his birth place was __________. (A) Gandhinagar (Gujarat) 2. Which one of the following authors was (B) Ratnagiri ( Maharashtra) given the Lost Man Booker Prize in 2010 for his (C) Etawah (Uttar Pradesh) book ‘Troubles”? (D) Alwar (Rajasthan) (A) J.G. Farrell (E) None of these (B) V.S. Naipaul (C) P.H. Newby 6. On which day, the 1st Prime Minister of India Pandit (D) WiIliam Golding Jawahar Lal Nehru died? (E) None of these (A) 20th March, 1974 (B) 27th January 1964 3. Vistula is a river in Poland while Essequibo is a (C) 12th January 1964 river in ______. (D) 27th May, 1964 (A) Guyana (E) None of these (B) Germany (C) Sudan 7. Take out the wrong statement regarding books and (D) Barbados authors. (E) None of these (A) ‘Yasodhara’ is a novel written by Maithili Sharan Gupta 4. Name the film actress who is the owner (B) Hazari Prasad Dwivedi is the author of ‘Titli’ of Punjab Kings XI, a cricket team of Indian (C) Rahul Sankrityayan is the author of ‘Volga Se Premiere League. Ganga Tak’ (A) Shilpa Shetty (D) Hazari Prasad Dwivedi is the auther of Sur (B) Priyanka Chopra Shaitya (C) Preity Zinta For results check our website at www.gcsolympiads.org (E) None of these 14. How many rings are there in the Olympic Symbol? (A) 1 (B) 2 8. In which one of the following years UNO officially (C) 3 (D) 5 came into existence? (E) None of these (A) 1949 (B) 1945 15. Who is the only Indian Sportsman who has (C) 1956 received the Padma Bhushan, Padma Shree (D) 1938 and Arjuna Awards? (E) None of these (A) Kapil Dev (B) Dhyan Chand 9. Following are the matches of some artists and (C) Ramanathan Krishnan their particular arts. Find out the wrong match. (D) Milkha Singh (A) S. Balachandran – Veena (E) None of these (B) Amrita Shergil- Painting (C) R.K. Laxman –Cartoonist 16. Who Produced the film ‘Raja Harishchandra’? (D) Kelucharan Mahapatra –Singer (A) Sohrab Modi (E) None of these (B) Dadasaheb Phalke (C) V. Shanta Ram 10. Which national award stands third in the hierarchy (D) K.L. Sehgal of civilian awards? (E) None of these (A) Padma Sri 17. Who invented the Theory of Evolution? (B) Padma Bhushan (A) A Einstein (B) Samuel Marse (C) Padam Vibhushan (C) Gabriel Lippman (D) Charies Darwin (D) Bharat Ratna (E) None of these (E) None of these 18. The Indian National Congress had passed the 11. What is the currency of Sri Lanka? famous resolution on “Non-Cooperation” (A) Rupee in 1920 at its session held in __________. (B) Taka (A) Lucknow (B) Delhi (C) Rial (C) Bombay (D) Kolkata (D) Kyat (E) None of these (E) None of these 19. Which one of the following statements is incorrect 12. Sri Ramakrishna Paramhans was a famous regarding prehistoric art? mystic of 19th-century in India. His religious school of thought led to the formation of the (A) Paleolithic and Mesolithic people practiced Ramakrishna Mission by his chief disciple painting Swami Vivekananda. Which one of the following (B) Prehistoric art appears at several places, but Bhimbetka is the most striking site with is the birth date of Sri. Ramakrishna Paramhans? (A) 17th February 1936 500 painted rock shelters (B) 18th February 1836 (C) Many birds, animals and human beings are (C) 19th February 1936 painted (D) 18th February 1940 (D) The paintings depict the religious beliefs of (E) None of these the people 13. India International Film Award (IIFA, 2012) was (E) None of these the 13th IIFA awards. In which one of the following countries it was organized? 20. When was the first metro line opened? (A) England (B) Sri Lanka (A) 30 Jan 1930 (C) Singapore (D) Malaysia (B) 14 March 1945 (E) None of these (C) 27 Oct 1904 (D) 25 Feb 1945 (E) None of these GCS OLYMPIADS 2.
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