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World Wide GK Compendium (BLUE BOOK Mcqs) World Wide GK Compendium (BLUE BOOK MCQs) OBJECTIVE MCQ Free ! Free ! Free ! GK Biggest Bengal Education Solve Join Our Telegram Click Here Join Our Facebook Click Here Daily Bengali Current Click Affairs, Mock Test, GK Here Free PDF, Syllabus, Previous Click Year Question, Latest Job News Here www.gksolve.com www.gksolve.com Chapter 1 Objective GK 1. Who won the World Snooker Champi- C. allowing interest on deposits or current onship in 2017? accounts A. Ding Junhui D. All of these B. Mark Selby 3. Between 1250 CE and 1500 CE a series of massive human-shaped carved monoliths C. Anthony McGill were created and set up on what island? D. John Higgins A. Rapa Nui (Easter Island) 2. Under Section 19 of the Reserve Bank of In- B. Vanuatu dia Act, 1934, the RBI has been prohibited C. Papua New Guinea from D. The Azores A. making loans or advances 4. Flipkart-owned payments platform B. drawing or accepting bills payable oth- PhonePe announced a strategic tie-up with erwise than on demand which leading Wallet player to enable over 2 45 million users to link their existing Wal- 3. Apart from marking 20 years since it was lets to the PhonePe app? first opened what did the year 1909 signal for the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France? A. Ezetap A. Reversion of the site to the City, and ex- B. FreeCharge piry of the Tower’s permit C. Citrus Pay B. Completion of its final 24 metre tip D. Citi MasterPass C. Installation of a 10-person lift 5. Who was the first Prime Minister of the Repubic of India when it was created in D. The first death from jumping to 1947? demonstrate something (a parachute) 4. What name is given to the police force in A. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru the Republic of Ireland? B. Don Stephen Senanayake A. Diet C. Sirimavo Bandaranaike B. Semolina D. Muhammad Ali Jinnah C. STASI D. Garda Answers 5. Newton postulated his corpuscular theory of light on the basic of 1. B 2. D 3. A 4. B 5.A A. Rectilinear propagation of light Check One lakh GK B. Colour of thin films C. Newton’s rings MCQ D. Disperson of white lights https://www.gatecseit.in/one- lakh-gk/objective-gk-for-upsc- Answers and-other-competitive-examination/1. D 2. B 3. A 4. D 5.A 1. The Permanent hardness of water is due to the presence of A. Calcium Check One lakh GK B. Sulphate MCQ VERY IMPORTANT FOR ALL COMPETITIVE ENTRANCE EXAMS. C. Magnesium https://www.gatecseit.in/one- D. All of these lakh-gk/objective-gk-for-upsc- 2. Which of the following is the currency of and-other-competitive-examination/ Kyrgyzstan?NARAYAN-CHANGDER1. Which of these overlooks Jerusalem? A. Lek A. Mount of Olives B. Som B. Blueberry Hill C. Euro C. Mount Ararat D. Kroon D. Pyramid of Gizeh 3 Do you know? Chapter 1. Objective GK 2. Where and when did Martina Navritolova https://www.gatecseit.in/one- became the oldest winner of a tennis grand lakh-gk/objective-gk-for-upsc- slam titled aged 46? and-other-competitive-examination/ A. Australian Open, in 2003 1. Which of the following is the EPFO’s apex decision making body? B. Wimbledon, in 2010 A. PFC C. French Open, in 1972 B. PFRDA D. US Open, in 2002 C. CBT 3. Which of these, a principality until 1536, still has an official Prince? D. SIDBI 2. Who is the author of the book ‘The Singing A. Wales Tree’? B. Asturias A. Ken Youngstein C. Moldavia B. Khushboo Ranka D. Monaco C. Vina Shukla 4. Who stands off-stage and reminds actors D. Ram Kamal Mukherjee of forgotten lines during a performance? 3. The Scottish bacteriologist who discovered A. Quicker penicillin was B. Prompter A. Alexander Fleming C. Swifter B. Albert Einstein D. Speedier C. Archimeder 5. Which is the only regatta cancelled be- D. Aryabhatta cause it rained and there was water in the 4. Which of these is in a time zone which is river, as happened in 1993 when it was can- 45 minutes offset from Universal Time? celled due to flooding? A. Greenland A. The Henley-on-Todd Regatta B. Madagascar B. The Riverview Gold Cup C. The Scilly Isles, UK C. The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race D. Chatham Islands, New Zealand D. The Grand Challenge Cup for Men’s 5. When did Gandhi broke the salt laws dur- VERY IMPORTANT FOR ALL COMPETITIVE ENTRANCE EXAMS. Eights ing the Dandi March? A. 31 March 1930 NARAYAN-CHANGDERAnswers B. 6 April 1930 1. A 2. A 3. A 4. B 5.A C. 10 April 1930 D. 15 March 1930 Check One lakh GK Answers MCQ 1. C 2. A 3. A 4. D 5.B 4 Do you know? Check One lakh GK A. The number 3 B. Birds MCQ C. Queueing Theory https://www.gatecseit.in/one- D. Agriculture lakh-gk/objective-gk-for-upsc- and-other-competitive-examination/ Answers 1. Which of the following is the currency of 1. C 2. A 3. C 4. A 5.A Portugal? A. Rupiah Check One lakh GK B. Rupee MCQ C. Euro https://www.gatecseit.in/one- D. Rial lakh-gk/objective-gk-for-upsc- and-other-competitive-examination/ 2. Benin’s Currency is 1. What organisation, set up to encourage sci- A. Franc entific research, was founded in 1648 and obtained a charter from King Charles II in B. Euro 1660? C. Yuan A. Newton Committee D. Colon B. National Geographic 3. According to the law of conservation of en- C. Royal Society ergy which of the following is true ? D. Naked Science A. Energy can be created by many meth- 2. Which national flag is 11 (high):28 (wide) ods and is maroon (symbolising blood shed B. 2.Enegy can’t be transformed into any during several wars, particularly in the sec- other form ond half of the 19th century) with a white serrated band (symbol of peace) with nine C. Energy can’t be destroyed white points on the hoist side? D. Energy can either be created or be de- A. Qatar stroyed VERY IMPORTANT FOR ALL COMPETITIVE ENTRANCE EXAMS. B. Bahrain 4. Which state announced the setting up C. Oman of 24X7 ‘Gudiya helpline’ for reporting crimes against women? D. Saudi Arabia 3. Which of these is the largest natural satel- A. Himachal Pradesh NARAYAN-CHANGDERlite in the solar system? B. Gujarat A. Lysistrata C. Kerala B. Corstorphine D. Karnataka C. Caligula 5. The word ”ternary” refers to what? D. Ganymede 5 Do you know? Chapter 1. Objective GK 4. Mick Rock has what occupation in the A. Casablanca recording industry? B. Tangier A. Recording engineer C. Cape Spartel B. CD cover designer D. Algiers C. Record producer 3. Which of the following is the closest lit- eral translation of the title of the aria ”La D. Photographer Donna e Mobile”, from Giuseppe Verdi’s 5. Which of these is a green liqueur invented ”Rigoletto”? in a monastery? A. Donna has a cell phone A. Curacao B. Donna gets around B. Kahlua C. Woman is flighty C. Creme de Cacao D. Woman driver D. Benedictine 4. What is the next in this series: ”Born to Run”, ”Darkness on the Edge of Town”, ”The River”, ”Nebraska”, ”Born in the Answers USA”, ”Tunnel of Love” ... ? 1. C 2. A 3. D 4. D 5.D A. Magic B. The Rising Check One lakh GK C. The Devil’s Touch D. Human Touch MCQ 5. Health insurance company Apollo Munich joined hands with which Bank for offering https://www.gatecseit.in/one- bank customers a paperless customized in- lakh-gk/objective-gk-for-upsc- surance policies? and-other-competitive-examination/ A. HDFC 1. Fictional villages with names such as As- pern Tallow, Badger’s Drift, Bow Clay- B. Axis ton, Burwood Mantle, Causton Town, C. ICICI Elverton-cum-Latterley, Finchmere & D. SBI Fletcher’s Cross are the setting for which VERY IMPORTANT FOR ALL COMPETITIVE ENTRANCE EXAMS. of these British TV series? Answers A. Inspector Morse 1. C 2. C 3. C 4. D 5.B B. Juliet Bravo C. MidsomerNARAYAN-CHANGDER Murders Check One lakh GK D. A Touch of Frost 2. Which point on the African coast stands MCQ most closely to the point where the At- https://www.gatecseit.in/one- lantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean lakh-gk/objective-gk-for-upsc- Sea? and-other-competitive-examination/ 6 Do you know? 1. Which of the following is also known as Pi- cric acid ? Check One lakh GK A. Trinitroglycerin MCQ B. Trinitrophenol https://www.gatecseit.in/one- C. Trinitrotoluene lakh-gk/objective-gk-for-upsc- D. Nitroglycerin and-other-competitive-examination/ 2. Where is Templehof airport? 1. Which of these is not a prison in England? A. Geneva A. Pentonville B. Vienna B. San Quentin C. Hamburg C. Reading D. Berlin 3. There is a legend that blues musician D. Wandsworth Robert Johnson sold his soul to the devil in 2. The 2012 Olympics Games were held in exchange for mastery of the guitar. There is a similar story about which 19th century A. London violin virtuoso? B. Seoul A. Nigel Kennedy C. Sydney B. Jean-Luc Ponty D. Tokyo C. Alessandro Rolla 3. In 1935, Charles Richter and Beno Guten- D. Niccolo Paganini berg developed a scale to measure what 4. Mahatma Gandhi Setu is the longest river concept? bridge in India.It was located in A. Tornado intensity A. Patna B. The hotness or piquancy of a chili pep- B.
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