G.K - Test - 4
91. How long does humans take to digest the food ?
Ans: 24 to 72 hours
92. What is the smallest country in the world ?
Ans: Vatican City
93. Which element has the atomic number 1 ?
Ans: Hydrogen
94. How many layers does Earth’s atmosphere have ?
Ans: Five
· Troposphere - Where we live and where weather happens.
· Stratosphere - Contains the ozone layer; jets fly here.
· Mesosphere -Where meteors burn up.
· Thermosphere - Contains the auroras; very thin air.
· Exosphere - The outermost layer; merges with space.
95. Which country has more kangaroos than humans ?
Ans: Australia
96. What is the largest organ in the human body ?
Ans: Skin
97. Which galaxy is the Earth a part of ?
Ans: Milky Way
98. Which animal has the longest life expectancy ?
Ans: Greenland shark
99. Which mammal does not have vocal cords?
Ans: Giraffe
100. How many US states have a coastline ?
Ans: 23
101. In which ocean is the Ring of Fire found ?
Ans: Pacific Ocean
102. Abraham Lincoln is the ___________ President of the US.
Ans: Sixteen President
103. How many players are there in an ice hockey team ?
Ans: Six
104. LPG(Liquefied Petroleum Gas) is mainly a mixture of which gases ?
Ans: Propane and Butane
105.Which instrument is used for measuring wind speed ?
Ans: Anemometer
106. How many straight edges does a cube have?
Ans: 12
107. Which layer of planet Earth is made up of tectonic plates: Inner Core, Outer Core, Mantle, or Crust ?
Ans: Crust
108. Convection, Frontal and Relief are the three main types of clouds, rainfall, or winds?
Ans: Rainfall
109. Can you name the legendary Benedictine monk who invented champagne?
Ans: Dom Perignon
110. Which actress has won the most Oscars?
Ans: Katherine Hepburn (4 Oscars and 12 nominations)
111. Which kind of ‘bulbs’ were once exchanged as a form of currency?
Ans: Tulips
112. What does the term ‘Piano’ mean?
Ans: ‘To be played softly.’
113. What does the term ‘birdie’ mean in a game of golf ?
Ans: In golf, a "birdie" means scoring one stroke less than par on a hole.
For example:
- If a hole is a par 4 and you complete it in 3 strokes, that’s a birdie.
114. Which naturalist sailed in the famous ship called Beagle and found the breakthrough island called the ‘Galapagos’?
Ans: Charles Robert Darwin
115. Apart from cheese and tomato, what other two toppings are usually there on a Hawaiian Pizza ?
Ans: Pineapple and Ham
116. What kind of weapon is a falchion?
Ans: Sword
117. What is another word for a ‘lexicon’?
Ans: Dictionary
118. What color is a Himalayan poppy?
Ans: Blue
119. In football (soccer), who was nicknamed ‘The Divine Ponytail’?
Ans: Roberto Baggio
120. Who wrote the novel ‘1984’?
Ans: George Orwell