G.K - Test-1
1. How many months do we have in a year ?
Ans: 12 months
2. How many days do we have in a week ?
Ans: 7 days
3. How many days are there in a year ?
Ans: 365 days
4. What is 2+2 ?
Ans: 4
5. Which number comes after 6 ?
Ans: 7
6. How many colors are there in a rainbow?
Ans: 7
7. What are your ears for ?
Ans: Listening/hearing.
8. Which day comes after Friday ?
Ans: Saturday
9. We use our eyes to — see, hear, feel, eat?
Ans: See
10. What type of insect do you see in this picture— bee, ant, butterfly, spider?
Ans: Butterfly
11. What color is the sky on a clear day ?
Ans: Blue
12. What item tells the time ?
Answer: A watch/clock
13. What holiday is Santa Claus associated with ?
Ans: Christmas
14. How many legs does a spider have ?
Answer: 8
15. What do you call a house made of ice?
Ans: Igloo
16. How many seasons are there ?
Ans: 4
17. What are the four seasons ?
Ans: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter
18. What do you call a place where you borrow books from ?
Ans: Library
19. What kind of animal is Simba in The Lion King ?
Ans: Lion
20. How many sides does a triangle have ?
Answer: 3
21. What shape is the letter O ?
Ans: Circle
22. What do you use to cut paper ?
Ans: Scissors
23. What is the color of an unripe tomato ?
Ans: Green
24. What is a baby frog called ?
Ans: Tadpole
25. Where does a pig live ?
Ansr: Sty
26. Which animal is known as the ‘Ship of the Desert ?’
Ans: Camel
27. How many letters are there in the English alphabet ?
Ans: 26
28. What do you call the person who brings a letter to your home from the post office?
Ans: Postman
29. How do you relate to your maternal grandfather ?
Ans: Mother’s father
30. We smell with our _______
Ans: Nose
31. What is the capital of India?
Ans: New Delhi.
32. What is the largest continent?
Ans: Asia.
33. What is the national animal of India?
Ans: Tiger.
34. Which country is known as the "Land of the Rising Sun"?
Ans: Japan
35. Which ocean is the largest?
Ans: Pacific Ocean.
36. Which country is the smallest in the world?
Ans: Vatican City
37. What is the currency of the United States?
Ans: Dollar.
38. How many continents are there?
Ans: Seven.
39. Who was the first president of the United States?
Ans: George Washington.
40. What color are the stars on the flag of the United States?
Ans: White.
41. Which planet is known as the Red Planet?
Ans: Mars.
42. What is the biggest animal in the world?
Ans: Blue Whale.
43. Which fruit is known as the "king of fruits"?
Ans: Durian.
44. What is the highest mountain in the world?
Ans: Mount Everest.
45. Which animal is known as the "King of the Jungle"
Ans: Lion.
46. What is the largest island in the world
Ans: Greenland
47. Which country is shaped like a boot?
Ans: Italy.
48. Which planet is closest to the sun?
Ans: Mercury.
49. What do you call the scientific study of the Earth's structure?
Ans: Geology.
What is the national flower of India
50. Ans: Lotus.
51. Lotus Temple, Delhi – Bahá'í Faith
The Lotus Temple in New Delhi is a Bahá'í House of Worship, symbolizing unity of all religions and humanity. It welcomes people of all faiths for prayer and meditation.
52. “Every citizen of India is first” – Lord Cornwallis
This quote by Lord Cornwallis emphasizes equality among all citizens, reflecting that every individual, regardless of caste or class, holds the same importance under the rule of law.
53. First to use Navy in Ancient India – Chola Dynasty
The Chola rulers of South India were pioneers in developing a strong naval force. They used their navy to expand trade and control Southeast Asian regions like Sri Lanka and Malaya.
54. Protein is a – Polypeptide compound
Proteins are long chains of amino acids linked by peptide bonds, forming polypeptides. They are essential biomolecules for body structure, enzyme activity, and various life processes.
55. Aravalli Mountains – Residual Mountains
The Aravalli Range is one of the world’s oldest fold mountains, now eroded into residual mountains. It stretches across Rajasthan and Haryana, showing remnants of ancient geological formations.
56. Oldest Mountain Range in India – Aravalli Range
The Aravalli Range, about 3.2 billion years old, is India’s oldest mountain system. It runs from Gujarat to Delhi and plays a crucial role in climate and ecology regulation.
57. Author of ‘A Tale of Two Cities’ – Charles Dickens
Charles Dickens wrote A Tale of Two Cities in 1859. The novel is set during the French Revolution and contrasts life in London and Paris through themes of sacrifice and redemption.