Q 1. Which statement about cows is true?
Option:
- Brown cows produce chocolate milk
- Cows have cloven hooves
- Cows hate the colour red
- Cows have four stomachs
✔️Right Answer: Cows have cloven hooves
Q1.1 Which statement about cows is true?
- Cows sleep standing up
- Brown cows produce chocolate milk
- Cows are omnivores
- Cows have one stomach
✔️Right Answer: Cows have one stomach
Q1.2 Which statement about cows is false?
- Cows regurgitate their food
- Cows have cloven hooves
- A group of cows is called a herd
- Cows have four stomachs
✔️Right Answer: Cows have four stomachs
Q1.3 Which statement about cows is false?
- Cows sleep standing up
- Cows have cloven hooves
- Cows regurgitate their food
- Cows have one stomach
✔️Right Answer: Cows sleep standing up
Q1.4 Which statement about cows is false?
- Cows regurgitate their food
- Cows have cloven hooves
- Cows hate the colour red
- Cows have one stomach
✔️Right Answer: Cows hate the colour red
Q 2. Which of these countries does not belong to the UK?
Option:
- England
- Ireland
- Wales
- Scotland
✔️Right Answer: Ireland
Q2.1 Which of these territories belongs to Great Britain?
- Wales
- Jersey
- Northern Ireland
- Isle of Man
✔️Right Answer: Wales
Q2.2 Which of these countries does not belong to Great Britain?
- Wales
- England
- Scotland
- Northern Ireland
✔️Right Answer: Northern Ireland
Q2.3 Which of these countries does not belong to the Commonwealth?
- South Sudan
- Canada
- Australia
- India
✔️Right Answer: South Sudan
Q2.4 Which of these is the UK not a part of?
- NATO
- European Union
- United Nations
- World Trade Organisation
✔️Right Answer: European Union
Q 3. Which is the longest river in the world?
Option:
- Amazon River
- The Nile
- Yangtze River
- Mississippi River
✔️Right Answer: The Nile
Q3.1 Which is the largest continent in the world?
- Asia
- North America
- Africa
- Australia
✔️Right Answer: Asia
Q3.2 Which is the highest mountain in the world (above sea level)?
- Mount Everest
- K2
- Mount Kilimanjaro
- Mount McKinley
✔️Right Answer: Mount Everest
Q3.3 Which is the largest country in the world by area?
- USA
- Russia
- China
- Canada
✔️Right Answer: Russia
Q3.4 Which is the largest ocean in the world?
- Pacific Ocean
- Indian Ocean
- Arctic Ocean
- Atlantic Ocean
✔️Right Answer: Pacific Ocean
Q 4. Which of these organs do you use for thinking?
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Q4.1 Which of these organs excretes waste products?
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Q4.2 Which of these organs is involved in breathing?
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Q4.3 Which of these organs is involved in digestion?
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Q4.4 Which of these organs pumps your blood?
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Q 5. Which of these countries drives on the left side of the road?
Option:
- Germany
- France
- United States
- United Kingdom
✔️Right Answer: United Kingdom
Q5.1 Which of these countries does not have left-hand traffic?
- Pakistan
- United States
- India
- Australia
✔️Right Answer: United States
Q5.2 Which of these countries has right-hand traffic?
- United Kingdom
- Austria
- Pakistan
- India
✔️Right Answer: Austria
Q5.3 Which of these countries does not have right-hand traffic?
- Austria
- United States
- Canada
- India
✔️Right Answer: India
Q5.4 Which of these countries used to have left-hand traffic but switched to right-hand traffic?
- Iraq
- Ireland
- Iceland
- Pakistan
✔️Right Answer: Iceland
Q5.5 What is the name of the artist known for street art like this, often making commentary on society?
- Banksy
- Andy Warhol
- Shepard Fairey
- Herakut
✔️Right Answer: Banksy
Q 6. Which of these songs is this singer famous for?
Option:
- What a Girl Wants
- Like a Virgin
- Toxic
- If You Had My Love
✔️Right Answer: Like a Virgin
Q6.1 Which of these songs is this singer not famous for?
- Like a Virgin
- Material Girl
- Frozen
- What a Girl Wants
✔️Right Answer: What a Girl Wants
Q6.2 Which of these films did this famous singer appear in?
- Basic Instinct
- Cast Away
- Evita
- Bugsy Malone
✔️Right Answer: Evita
Q6.3 Which of these films did this famous singer not appear in?
- Evita
- Body of Evidence
- Dick Tracy
- Cast Away
✔️Right Answer: Cast Away
Q6.4 Which of these albums is this singer not famous for?
- American Dream
- Like a Virgin
- Ray of Light
- Bedtime Stories
✔️Right Answer: American Dream
Q 7. Which of these planets is closest to the Sun?
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Q7.1 Which of these planets is farthest from the Sun?
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Q7.2 Which of these planets is the smallest?
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Q7.3 Which of these planets is the biggest?
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Q7.4 Which of these planets is the least dense?
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Q 8. Which famous lady is pictured here?
Option:
- Doris Day
- Kim Novak
- Marilyn Monroe
- Grace Kelly
✔️Right Answer: Grace Kelly
Q8.1 This famous actress starred in which of the following films?
- Rear Window
- Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
- Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
- Sabrina
✔️Right Answer: Rear Window
Q8.2 This famous actress did NOT star in which of the following films?
- To Catch a Thief
- High Society
- High Noon
- Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
✔️Right Answer: Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
Q8.3 Which fact is NOT true about the actress pictured here?
- 2nd actress in history to appear on a postage stamp
- Married a Prince
- Won an Oscar
- Grew up in a Catholic Community
✔️Right Answer: 2nd actress in history to appear on a postage stamp
Q8.4 The actress pictured here was the muse of which Hollywood director?
- Howard Hawks
- Alfred Hitchcock
- Ingmar Bergman
- Billy Wilder
✔️Right Answer: Alfred Hitchcock
Q 9. On which continent would you find this national landmark?
Option:
- North America
- Asia
- Africa
- Australia
✔️Right Answer: Australia
Q9.1 This famous landmark is located in which Australian state?
- South Australia
- New South Wales
- Northern Territory
- Western Australia
✔️Right Answer: Northern Territory
Q9.2 Which of these facts is NOT true about this famous Australian landmark?
- It’s made of limestone
- It’s higher than the Eiffel Tower
- It’s half a billion years old
- It’s higher than the Chrysler Building in NY
✔️Right Answer: It’s made of limestone
Q9.3 How old is this ancient rock?
- 1/2 billion years old
- 1 billion years old
- 3 million years old
- 2 million years old
✔️Right Answer: 1/2 billion years old
Q9.4 This famous Australian landmark is made from which type of rock?
- Limestone
- Pumice
- Granite
- Sandstone
✔️Right Answer: Sandstone
Q 10. Which of these plays was written by Shakespeare?
Option:
- Doctor Faustus
- Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
- The Taming of the Shrew
- Nathan the Wise
✔️Right Answer: The Taming of the Shrew
Q10.1 Which of these plays was not written by Shakespeare?
- Cymbeline
- Tamburlaine
- Coriolanus
- Macbeth
✔️Right Answer: Tamburlaine
Q10.2 Which of these novels was written by Dickens?
- Tom Jones
- Moll Flanders
- Nicholas Nickleby
- Jane Eyre
✔️Right Answer: Nicholas Nickleby
Q10.3 Which of these novels was not written by Dickens?
- David Copperfield
- The Pickwick Papers
- Tom Jones
- A Tale of Two Cities
✔️Right Answer: Tom Jones
Q10.4 Which of these novels was not written by Jane Austen?
- Jane Eyre
- Mansfield Park
- Emma
- Pride and Prejudice
✔️Right Answer: Jane Eyre
Q 11. On which ship did Charles Darwin travel?
Option:
- HMS Endeavour
- HMS Victory
- HMS Challenger
- HMS Beagle
✔️Right Answer: HMS Beagle
Q 11.1 Which historical person is pictured here?
- Charles Darwin
- Thomas Jeerson
- Gaston Bachelard
- Mark Twain
✔️Right Answer: Charles Darwin
Q11.2 Which of the following places on earth did this famous figure visit to further his research?
- New Zealand
- Antarctica
- North America
- Asia
✔️Right Answer: New Zealand
Q11-3 This famous naturalist visited many places on earth to further his research, but which place did he NOT visit?
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Tahiti
- Asia
✔️Right Answer: Asia
Q11.4 This historical figure was famous for which great work of scientific literature?
Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica
- Origin of Species
- Man’s Place in the Universe
- Discourse on Inequality
- Origin of Species
✔️Right Answer: Origin of Species
Q 12. Which of these stars is nearest to the sun?
Option:
- Betelgeuse
- Proxima Centauri
- Rigel
- Wolf 359
✔️Right Answer: Proxima Centauri
Q12.1 Which of these stars is farthest from the sun?
- Betelgeuse
- Proxima Centauri
- Rigel
- Wolf 359
✔️Right Answer: Rigel
Q12.2 Which of these stars is the brightest?
- Betelgeuse
- Proxima Centauri
- Rigel
- Wolf 359
✔️Right Answer: Rigel
Q12.3 Which of these stars is the dimmest?
- Betelgeuse
- Proxima Centauri
- Rigel
- Wolf 359
✔️Right Answer: Wolf 359
Q12.4 Which of these stars is the largest?
- Betelgeuse
- Proxima Centauri
- Rigel
- Wolf 359
✔️Right Answer: Betelgeuse
Q 13. Where was the painter who created this piece of art born?
Option:
- Denmark
- Italy
- France
- The Netherlands
✔️Right Answer: The Netherlands
Q 13.1 What is the title of this world-famous painting?
- Cypresses in Starry Night
- Night in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence
- Starry Night Over the Rhône
- The Starry Night
✔️Right Answer: The Starry Night
Q13.2 At which museum is this famous painting exhibited?
- The Louvre, Paris
- Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao
- National Gallery, London
- MoMA, New York
✔️Right Answer: MoMA, New York
Q13.3 Which artist created this painting?
- Vincent van Gogh
- George Seurat
- Karl Schmidt-Rottlu
- Edvard Munch
✔️Right Answer: Vincent van Gogh
Q13.4 The artist who created this painting famously had a lifelong correspondence by letter with his brother. What was his brother’s name?
- Theo
- Laurens
- Hank
- Bram
✔️Right Answer: Theo
Q 14. The food pictured here is a traditional dish from which country?
Option:
- Malaysia
- China
- Philippines
- Thailand
✔️Right Answer: Thailand
Q14.1 The dish pictured here traditionally contains which of these ingredients?
- Squid ink
- Fish flakes
- Egg noodles
- Peanuts
✔️Right Answer: Peanuts
Q 14.2 The dish pictured here traditionally does NOT contain which of these ingredients?
- Fish flakes
- Rice noodles
- Tamarind juice
- Eggs
✔️Right Answer: Fish Flakes
Q 14.3 The dish pictured here was created in which decade?
- 1920s
- 1940s
- 1910s
- 1930s
✔️Right Answer: 1930s
Q14.4 The dish pictured here was invented by which person?
- Meechai Ruchuphan
- Chuan Leekpai
- Samak Sundaravej
- Plaek Phibunsongkhram
✔️Right Answer: Plaek Phibunsongkhram
Q 15. Which of the following novels was written by the author pictured here?
Option:
- 1984
- Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
- The Great Gatsby
- Visions of Cody
✔️Right Answer: Visions of Cody
Q15.1 The author pictured here was a contemporary of which of the authors below?
- John Steinbeck
- Henry James
- Herman Melville
- Allen Ginsberg
✔️Right Answer: Allen Ginsberg
Q 15.2 A great American author is pictured here, and he had a remarkable memory. What was his nickname?
- “Memory Angel”
- “Memory Babe”
- “Memory Mick”
- “Guru of Memory”
✔️Right Answer: “Memory Babe”
Q15.3 In which year was the author pictured here born?
- 1945
- 1930
- 1922
- 1913
✔️Right Answer: 1922
Q15.4 Which author is pictured here?
- William S Burroughs
- Ernest Hemingway
- F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Jack Kerouac
✔️Right Answer: Jack Kerouac
Q 16. What is the capital of this country? Type your answer in below!
✔️Right Answer: Beijing
Q16.1 What is the most populated city of this country? Type your answer
✔️Right Answer: Shanghai
Q16.2 Who is currently the head of this country’s central government? Type your answer in below!
✔️Right Answer: Xi Jinping
Q16.3 What is this country’s currency called? Type your answer in below!
✔️Right Answer: Renminbi
Q16.4 What is this country’s official name? Type your answer in below!
✔️Right Answer: People’s Republic of China
Q 17. Which of these is not a flower?
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Q17.1 Which of these allowed the Scots to escape the Vikings?
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Q17.2 Which of these did the first flowers resemble?
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Q17.3 Which of these was used as a ‘cure’ for the bubonic plague in the Middle Ages?
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Q17.4 Which of these was the first flower to grow in Hiroshima after the nuclear attack?
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Q 18. Within which country's modern borders was this person born?
Option:
- Austria
- Germany
- Switzerland
- Israel
✔️Right Answer: Germany
Q18.1 Which instrument did this person famously play?
- Violin
- Clarinet
- Guitar
- Trombone
✔️Right Answer: Violin
Q18.2 Which of these did this person NOT research?
- Photoelectric eect
- General relativity
- Casimir eect
- Unified Field Theory
✔️Right Answer: Casimir eect
Q18.3 Which school subject was this person rather bad at?
- History
- Math
- French
- Physics
✔️Right Answer: French
Q18.4 For his research on which topic was this person honoured with the Nobel Prize?
- General relativity
- Unified Field Theory
- Casimir eect
- Photoelectric eect
✔️Right Answer: Photoelectric eect
Q 19. What is this building called? Type your answer in below!
✔️Right Answer: Taj Mahal
Q19.1 In which year was this building commissioned? Type your answer in below!
✔️Right Answer: 1631
Q19.2 Who commissioned this building? Type the person’s regal name in below!
✔️Right Answer: Shah Jahan
Q19.3 In which city is this building located? Type your answer in below!
✔️Right Answer: Agra
Q19.4 On the bank of which river was this building constructed? Type your answer in below!
✔️Right Answer: Yamuna
Q 20. What is iron abbreviated as in the periodic table?
Option:
- Ir
- In
- Fe
- F
✔️Right Answer: Fe
Q20.1 Which of these elements has the highest electrical conductivity?
- Fe
- Au
- Cu
- Ag
✔️Right Answer: Ag
Q20.2 What is gold abbreviated as in the periodic table?
- Ge
- Au
- Gd
- Ag
✔️Right Answer: Au
Q20.3 Which of these elements is a noble gas?
- Ts
- Kr
- F
- Cl
✔️Right Answer: Kr
Q20.4 What is sodium abbreviated as in the periodic table?
- S
- N
- Na
- Si
✔️Right Answer: Na
Q21 Which planet is most similar to Earth in size?
- Mars
- Mercury
- Venus
- Neptune
✔️Right Answer: Venus
Q22 Work out the company from the font and slogan. Type the company name below.
✔️Right Answer: IBM
Q23, Can you tell us which of these places is the deepest geographical location on earth?
- (A) Death Valley
- (B) Mariana Trench
- (C) Caspian Sea
- (D )Dead Sea
✔️Right Answer: (B) Mariana Trench
Q24, Which country is represented by this national flag?
- Hungary
- Italy
- Lithuania
- Togo
✔️Right Answer: Hungary
Q25, Which of these animals is the only one where males give birth?
- A
- B
- C
- D
Q26, Which of these extraordinary animals uses echolocation to navigate?
- A
- B
- C
- D
Q27 Which bone is not directly connected to the pelvis?
- Patella
- Coccyx
- Pubis
- Ilium
Q28 Despite being born in ancient Egypt, which of these historical icons was not Egyptian?
- Ramses II
- Cleopatra
- King Tut
- Nefertiti
Q29 Which of these is the hottest?
- (A) The surface of the Sun
- (B) Lightning
- (C) Lava
- (D) The Earth's core
Q30 Music or cheese: which of the following terms means “strong" or "loud” in music?
- Forte
- Pecorino
- Largo
- Presto
Q31 To where is this beautiful bird endemic?
- Hatia Islands
- Galápagos Islands
- Pink City Islands
- Victoria Island
Q32 Which country has a population of around 83 million people? Select the flag.
✔️Right Answer: 
Q33 Which part of the human cell is being pointed to in the image?
- Ribosome
- Mitochondria
- Golgi apparatus
- Nucleus
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