Sainik School, Military School GK 12 Hours Marathon
Sainik School, Military School GK 12 Hours Marathon
1921
1.Indus valley Civilization was
discovered in
1921
2. Among the four Vedas, the first one
was:
Rig Veda
3. The Ramayana was written by:
Valmiki
4. Vardhman Mahavir was the
____Tirthankar.
Twenty fourth
5. The forces of Alexander and Porus
fought on the banks of river:
Jhelum
6. At the time of Alexander's invasion,
Magadha was being ruled by:
Nanda Kings
7. The Satavahans ruled mostly in:
Andhra
8. Ashoka belonged to:
Maurya dynasty
9. Vikramaditya was the name given
to:
Chandragupta II
10. Harshavardhana, the last great
Hindu King of Northern India ruled in
the :
7th century AD
11. The slave dynasty was established
by:
Outub-ud-din Aibak
Razia Begum was the daughter of:
Itutmish
13. Tughlaq dynasty occupied Delhi
throne after decline of :
Khilji dynasty
14. The king, known for transferring the
capital from Delhi to Daulatabad was:
Muhammad Tughlaq
15. In the first battle of Panipat, Babar
fought against:
Ibrahim lodhi
16. Fatehpur Sikri has been built by:
Akbar
17.Khurram was the original name of :
Shahjahan
18. Din-I-ilahi was launched by:
Akbar
19. Sher Shah defeated which Mughal
King:
Humayun
19. The last Mughal king was
Battle of Plassey
22. Sati was abolished by
Lord Bentinck
23. The partition of Bengal was carried
out by:
Lord Curzon
24. At the time of independence, the
Governor General of India was:
Lord Mountbatten
25. Krishnadeva Rai was the great:
Ranjit Singh
28. People of Ongese tribe live in:
Andaman Islands
29. Rajput king Rana Pratap fought to
Mughal forces in the:
Battle of Haldighati
30. Chand Bibi is known for:
1907
32.Simon Commission came to India
in:
1928
33. Chauri-Chaura incident led to the
suspension of :
Non-Cooperation Movement
34. The Congress participated in which
Round Table Conference:
Second only
35. At the time of India independence,
Britain was being ruled by:
Labour party
36. Delhi was made capital by the
British government in:
1911
37.Permanent settlement of Bengal
was introduced in:
1793
38.The fist president of the Congress
was:
W.C Banerjee
39. The Grand Trunk Road was built by
Rashrakutas
41. Aryabhatta was the famous:
Harshavardhana
43. Who among the following was an
expert in medicine?
Charaka
44. The favorite pastime of the early
Aryans was
Chariot racing
45. Poet Amir Khusro lived during the
reign of:
Ala-u-din-Khilji
46. Chinese pilgrim Fa-hien visited
India during:
5th century AD
47. Sufi saints mostly belonged to:
Islam
48. Who among the following is known
as the Indian Napoleon?
Samudragupta
49.The Bahmani Kingdom existed in
the :
14th century
50. English was made medium of
higher education in India by:
Lord Bentinck
51. First Indian to be Governor-
General was:
C. Rajagopalachari
52.Nadir Shah invaded and sacked
Delhi in the year:
1739
53. Brahmo Samaj was founded by:
Shahjahan
56. Banaras Hindu University was
found by:
Kanishka
58. Treaty of Seringapatam was signed
between:
Annie Besant
61. Who among the following was an
extremist leader in the early phase of
the Congress?
Mahatma Gandhi
65. Annual festival in memory of Shivaji
and Lord Ganesha were started by:
B.G Tilak
66. ‘ Champaran Movement’ was
meant for:
Jatin Das
68. The Non-Cooperation Movement
was suspended in :
1922.
69. Lala Lajpat Rai suffered fatal
injuries while protesting against:
Simon Commission
70. The Quit India Movement was
launched in:
1942
71. Muslim League for the first time
gave a call for a separate state in:
1940
72. Gandhi ji launched his first mass
movement in India in:
Champaran
73. Kuka Movement was started by:
The sikhs
74.The Home Rule Movement was
started by:
1930
76. Dandi March marked the beginning
of
1945
81.The Cabinet Mission was led by :
Pethick Lawrence
82. Bhagat Singh and B.K Dutta threw
bomb in the Central legislative
assembly in the year:
1929
83. Bhagat Singh was hanged in the
year:
1931
84. All India States People’s
Conference was formed to:
J.L Nehru
Who among the following was
implicated in Alipore bomb case?
Aurobindo Ghosh
87. The Prathana Samaj was mostly
active in:
Maharashtra
88. Who was implicated in the
Chittagong bomb conspiracy?
Surya Sen
89. The dual system of governance
was introduced by which Governor
General ?
Clive
90. Nationalization of banks –
1969
91. Among the steel plants, following
has been built with Russian
assistance:
Bhillai
98. White revolution refers to :
Dairying
99. In India, the major means of
irrigation is :
Uttar Pradesh
102. Which of the following is referred
as sunrise industry?
Hi-technology
108. Seasonal unemployment is
maximum in :
Agricultural sector
109.The oldest trade union
organisation in India is :
Fertilizer plants
111. NABARD was set up in :
1982
112. Which among the following is
India’s biggest trade partner?
China
113. Which of the following does not
contribute to the development of the
Indian economy?
Population growth
114. Which of the following has largest
share in India’s export?
Manufactured goods
115. Which of the following has largest
share in India’s imports?
Fuel
116. MGNREGS
2005
119. The Reserve Bank of India was
established in
1935
120. The foodgrain production is more
during :
Rabi season
121. Where is India’s most prized tea
grown?
Darjeeling
122. The ideal NPK ratio for fertilizers
utilisation is :
4: 2 :1
123. Telangana was carved out of
which state?
Andhra Pradesh
124. The growth rate of population in
2001-11 has been:
17.7%
125. The state with lowest literacy rate
is :
Bihar
126. Planning Commission was
constituted in –
March 1950
127. Which among the following in new
WPI series?
2011-12
128. Which is not having the status of
‘Maha Ratna’?
NHPC
129. “Green Revolution” began in India
during the year-
1967-68
130. The major source of revenue in
India is through-
Indirect Taxes
131. The currencies has the highest
value in terms of rupee is –
Kuwait Dinar
132. VAT is related to
IFCI
135. The Capital of Malaysia is :
Kuala Lumpur
136. Which unit of valuation is known
as “Paper gold”?
SDR
137. The crops grown after the
summer monsoon are called?
Kharif
138. During which plan, annual
compound growth rates was
maximum?
Sixth plan
139. The maximum number of shares
are being traded at:
BSE
142. Globalisation in Indian Market
took place in
1991 – under Man Mohan Singh
143. SI unit of charge
Coulomb
144. Current is nothing but a flow of :
Electrons
145. Like charges:
Silver
147. The purest form of Iron
Wrought Iron
148. Which material is used to form
semi-conductors?
Silicon
150. Lead is added to the petrol to :
Decrease Cracking
151. The purest form of iron is :
Wrought iron
152. Rusting is a special case of
corrosion , applied to:
Iron
153. Age of a tree is calculated by:
Genetics
155. Sound travels fastest in :
Iron
156. The maximum displacement of
the particle in a wave motion is called:
Amplitude
157. Each magnet has _____ poles:
2
158. pH factor is used to measure:
Acidity of a liquid
159.The common salt contains:
Thyroid
162. The blood pressure of a normal
man is :
80,120mm Hg
163. Deficiency of Vitamin B causes:
Beri-Beri
164. The largest organ in the human
body is :
Liver
165. Largest number of satellites
belong to the planets
Saturn
166. Time taken by light to travel form
sun to earth is :
About 8 minutes
167. The planet nearest to the sun is :
Mercury
168. Comets are heavely bodies,
known for their:
Tails
169. The first satellite to go in space
was:
Sputnik
170. The first women to go in space
was:
Valentina Tareshkova
171. The first men reached moon in :
1969
172. India joined the space club in :
1975
173. India’s range of geostationary
satellite is :
INSAT
174.Green colour of the leaves is due
to :
ChlorophyII
175. Glucose belongs to the category
of :
Carbohydrates
176. Number of pairs of Chromosomes
in man is :
23
177. Which among the following
belongs to mammals category?
Bat
What is the habitable portion of the
world land area?
Indian peninsula
180. Forbidden City is :
Lhasa (Tibet)
181. Rome is the:
Eternal city
182.The capital of Israel is:
Jeruslam
183. The city of Seven Hiss is :
Rome
184. Laplands is a group of Countries
located in:
Europe
185. Zanzibar is called:
Island of cloves
186. The Himalayas counstitute the
natural boundary between:
Korea
188. The highest of all the plateaus in
the world is the :
Tibetan plateau
189. Eternal City is :
Rome
190. The city of Khartoum is situated
on the blanks of :
Nile
191. In which continent some of its
parts are over 1500 miles from the sea
and in which the hottest as well as the
coldest climates of the world are to be
found :
Asia
192. Paris is situated on the river:
Seine
193. Name the place where Blue and
White Nile Rivers effect a confluene:
Atacama (Chile)
195. Gibson Great Sandy desert are in
–
Australia
196. Name the place where Rhine and
Spree rivers meet in Europe:
Lyons
197. Moscow is situated on the bank
of:
Moskva
198.The country Congo is the ______
Continent:
African
199. China’s Sorrow is :
Hwang- ho
200. Sugar Bowl of the world is :
Cuba
201. The City of palaces is :
Kolkata
202. The highest peak in Europe is :
Elburz
203. Land of the Rising sun is :
Japan
204.Where was electricity supply first
introduced in India?
Kolkata
205. Name the largest island in the
world :
Greenland
206. Land of the Midnight Sun is:
Norway
207. The Longest river in the world is :
Nile
208. The Island Continent is :
Australia
209. Suez Canal joins:
Hudson
212. Which place is called the land of
Golden fleece?
Australia
213. Kiel is a :
51
215. Which country tops in the mining
of gold :
South Africa
216. The largest Fresh water lake is:
Lake Superior
217._______ is the most important
occupation of the people in the
Monsoon Lands:
Agriculture
218. Which is the Land of White
Elephants?
Thailand
219. Which is City of magnificened
Buildings ?
Rome
220. In the West European Type of
Regions, the summer temperature
hardly exceeds ____0C.
160C
221. The extensive treeless tracts of
North America, Which are covered with
all coarse grass, are called:
Prairies
222. Which is the largest country of the
world (in area)?
Russia
223. The Lakshadweep Island are
situated in:
Arabian Sea
The second highest peak in the world
is :
K-2
225. Which state in the world occupies
the smallest area:
Vatican
226. India’s biggest multi-purpose rive
valley scheme is
Bhakra Nangal
227. Capital of Norway –
Oslo
228. Rawat Bhata atomic power station
–
Kota ( Rajasthan)
229.Khetri is famous for
Copper complex
230. Savana grasslands are found in-
Africa
231.Calicut is known as ?
Kozhikode
232. Which is associated with the
creation of a Third World Front ?
NAM
233. Which of the following ports has a
free trade zone?
Kandla
235. Approximately how many
kilometres are represented by 10 of
latitude?
111km
236. Which state in India has the
largest area?
Rajasthan
237. Which of the following winds
cause rainfall in Tamil Nadu?
Retreating monsoons
238. The water of which of the
following seas is most saline?
Dead Sea
239. Which is the highest mountain
peak in India?
Kanchanjunga
240. The last Governor –General of
British –India was.
Lord Mountbatten
The great Indian saint who said, “There
is neither a Hindu nor a Muslim: only
man” was
Kabir
242. The most important feature of the
Indian culture is
Unity in diversity
243. Home Rule Movement was
started by
Bronze Age
245. Hiuen-Tsang, the Chinese Pilgrim
visited India during the reign of .
Harshavardhana
246. Raja Rammohan Roy was the
founder of
Brahmo Samaj
247. Areawise, The biggest State in
India is
Rajasthan
248. The cell for “total revolution” was
given by
Jayprakash Narayan
249. The southern-most tip of India is
in
Kanya kumari
250. The president of India is the
Gopalkrishna Gokhale
253. The Headquarters of Asian
Development Bank is at
Manila
254. Which was the first metal used by
the
Copper
255. Dolly is the name of the
Rajgira or Girivraja
258. The principal patrons of Gandhara
art were
Myanmar
260 The pioneer of the Bhakti
Movement in India was
Shankarcharya
261. Kuchipudi is the dance drama of
which state?
Andhra Pradesh
262. The river Jhelum has its source
from
Verinag
263. Which is the capital of Dadra and
Nagar Haveli?
Silvassa
264. Name the place where Gautam
Buddha was born
Lumbini
265. Which is the largest sea in the
world ?
Philippine Sea
266. Scholar Amir Khusro was
patronised by the ruler
Ghias-ud-din Tughlak
267. Which is the largest animal in the
world ?
Blue Whale
268. Name the instrument used for
measuring humidity
Hygrometer
The last Governor-General of Indian
Union was
C Rajagopalachari
270. “Lightyear” is the unit of
measuring
Distance
271. What is the average adult pulse
rate ?
72-80
272. Photosynthesis, is the process by
which?
Spinal cord
274. The heartbeat of a normal adult
is:
72
275. Oranges are good source of:
Vitamin C
276. Gland to be called master gland is
Pituitary
277. The lens is our eyes is :
Double convex
278. Antipyretics are medicines used
for:
Controlling fever
279. Which disease is caused by the
bite of insects:
Malaria
280. Penicillin is Produced from a:
Fungi
281. Which class of animals can live in
water as well as land:
Amphibians
282. Organic chemistry is the study of
compounds of :
Carbon
283. Dry ice is :
Compressed CO₂
284. Permanent hardness of water is
due to:
Mercury
286. Metal the floats on water is :
Potassium
287. PVC is made from:
Vinyl-chloride
288.Which is the biggest planet?
Jupiter
289. Which is the smallest continent in
the world?
Greenland
290. Which is the lowest body of water
in the world ?
Dead Sea
291. Which is the highest volcano of
the world?
Cotopaxi
292. Which is the largest island sea in
the world ?
Mediterranean Sea
293. Which is the largest continent of
the world ?
Asia
294. Name the highest peak in the
Indian subcontinent :
Everest
295.Which is the largest island in the
world ?
Greenland
296. Which is the world’s tallest free-
standing structure?
Pacific Ocean
298. Which is the largest Archipelago
in the world ?
Indonesia
299. Which is the deepest ocean in the
world ?
Pacific
300. What do you name as the Holy
Land?
Jerusalem
301. What does the 17th parallel line
separate?
Antarctica
303. Land of the Golden Fleece is:
Australia
304. Which Mountains are called the
Blue Mountains ?
Nilgiri Mountains
305. Name of the Countries which lie
on either side of Durand line ?
Caspian Sea
Name the countries which lie on either
side of MacMohan Line?
Korea
309. Which is called the Dark
Continent ?
Africa
310. What does the 38th parallel Line
Separate?
Q42. From when did Acharya Vinba Bhave start the individual
Satyagraha in 1940?
Pavnar in Maharashtra
Q43. Use of white marble, long legs and slender frames-were
the characteristic feature of which ancient art forms of India
Amravati School
Q52. For which movement did Gandhiji give the slogan, ‘Do or
Die”?
Quit Indian movement
Q53. The Khilji sultans of Delhi were of which tribes?
Turks
S. RadhaKrishnan
2. Who is known as ‘Master Blaster’ in
Indian Cricket team?
Sachin Tendulkar
3. How many planets are there in
solar system?
4. Who is the author of the epic
‘Ramayana’?
Valmiki
5. India Standard Time is in advance of
the Greenwich Mean Time exactly
by-
+5:30 hours
6. Which is the national flower in India?
Lotus
7. Where are tanks manufactured in
India?
9. What is the national sport of India?
Hockey
10. The term ‘Knock-out’ is associated
with-
Boxing
11. What is the Capital of Saudi Arabia ?
Riyadh
12.Ghana Bird Sanctuary is located in-
Bharatpur - Rajasthan
13. The famous hill station Ooty is
Situated in-
Tamilnadu
14.National Defence Academy is
located in-
Khadakwasla
15. New name of Persia is –
Iran
16. Capital of Cuba is-
Havana
17. Common name for sodium bi-
carbonate is-
Baking Soda
18. Which planet is called both the
Morning and Evening star?
Venus
19. Baghdad, Capital of Iraq is situated
on the banks of the river-
Tigris
20. The poet who wrote the famous
song ‘Ae Mare Watan Ke Logon’
which sang by lata Mangeskar –
Kavi Pradeep
21. Who founded the Red Cross?
Henry Dunant
22.Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma is a famous
player of musical Instrument-
Santoor
23. Which river is called ‘Dakshin
Ganga’?
Godavari
24. Who wrote ‘Discovery of India’?
The President
27. The Judges of the Supreme Court
of India hold office till they attain
the age of-
65
28. Who wrote the National Song
‘Banda Mataram’?
James Cook
30. Capital of Chhattisgarh is—
Raipur
31. Who wrote ‘Alice in Wonderland’?
Lewis Carrol
32. Holy city Haridwar is situated on
the banks is river-
Haridwar
33. The great scholar who drafted the
Indian Constitution was-
BR Ambedkar
34. The captain of Australian Cricket
Team which won the ICC T20
World Cup Cricket in 2021 was-
Aaron Finch
35. A person who makes and sells
spectacles is called-
Optician
36. Which language is mainly spoken
in Kerala?
Malyalam
37. What is the time gap between two
Olympic Games?
4 Years
38. Charlie chaplin was a famous-
Actor
39. When a traffic shows ‘Yellow’ light it
indicates-
Go Slow
40. Leander paes is a famous player of
Lawn Tennis
41. Pizza is a famous dish of-
42. Colgate is a brand name of a-
43. Bhavani Devi is a famous player of
Fencing
44. Rameshwaram is in the State of –
Tamilnadu
45. Who wrote ‘Harry potter And the
Half Blood Prince’?
JK Rowling
46. The 2021 Olympic Games was
held in-
Tokyo
47. The Prime Minister of India hoists
the National Flag on Independence
day at-
Red Fort
48. The capital of Lakshadweep Island
is-
Kavaratti
49. Martyrs Day is celebrated on-
30 January
50.First Deputy Prime Minister of India
was-
Sardar Patel
51. First woman I.A.S Officer in India is
–
Anna Rajam George
52. The Indian Navy has been divided
into-
3 Commands
53. Defence Services Staff Collage is
situated in-
Wellington -- Tamilnadu
54. Abhinav Bindra is associated with-
Uttar Pradesh
57. If you were from Bengaluru , what
would be your state language?
Kannada
58. Agni-I is the name of a-
PV Sindhu
60. First Indian to go into space was-
Rakesh Sharma
61. The muslim’s pilgrimage place
Mecca is in—
Saudi Arabia
62. The famous holy place Kedarnath
is located in –
Uttarkhand
63. Who was the founder of Sikh
Religion?
Diet
66. Uber Cup is associated with-
Badminton
67. Which state is known as ‘Spice
Garden of India’?
Kerala
68. The term ‘Birdie’ is used in-
Golf
69. Pankaj Advani and Geeta Sethi are
famous players of-
1917
71. Who was the Captain of the Indian
Hockey team that won Bronze at the
Olympics ?
Manpreet Singh
72. Kanha National Park is Situated in-
Madhya Pradesh
73. Which is the smallest planet?
Mercury
74. Who is known as ‘Father of
Computer’?
Charles Babbage
75. Examples fibre crops?
S . Radhakrishnan
77. Which dynasty built the famous
Ajanta Caves?
Gupta
78. The best soil for growing cotton is-
Carbon Dioxide
80.Capital of Afghanistan is-
Kabul
81. Who built ‘Agra Fort’?
Akbar
82. Who was the first Law Minister of
India?
BR Ambedkar
83. The first battle of Panipat was
fought is year-
1526
84. The term Butterfly is associated
with-
Swimming
85. In the third battle of Panipat
Marathas were defeated by-
Sikhs
88. The Ganymede is the satellite of –
Jupiter
89. Olympics 2032 will be held in-
Brisbne
90. First man to go into space –
Major Yuri Gagrin
91. Khajuraho temples are situated in-
Madhya Pradesh
92.Indian Naval Academy is situated in
–
Ezimala (kerala)
93. Highest sold book ever –
The Bible
94. Bhubaneshwar is the Capital of-
Odisha
95. Teacher’s day is celebrated on-
5 September
96. The nervous system of human
body consists of-
Brain, Spinal Cord and Nerve cells
97. Beverages are made from the
seeds of-
Cocoa
98. Which is the least populous country
–
Vatican City
99. Which direction is always on the
top side of the map?
North
100. Which of the states does have
the longest coastal line?
101.Tehri Dam has been constructed
on the river-
Bhagirathi
102. Which are cash Crops?
Somnath Sharma
105. First Indian woman scoring a
double century in test Match is-
Mithali Raj
106. Who was India’s first Test cricket
captain ?
C K Nayudu
107. First ruler of Mughal Dynasty was-
Babur
108. Sino-India War
1962
109. The Hornbill is the most popular
festival of –
Nagaland
110. Pongal is celebrated in –
Tamilnadu
111. Missionary of Charities is an
organization established by-
Mother Teresa
112. The famous Bodhgaya temple is
in-
Bihar
113. Humayun’s tomb was built by-
Bulandshahr ( UP)
115. Who wrote ‘Raghuvansh’?
Kalidas
116. On the Republic Day who takes
salute of the march past?
The President
117. The Jains are divided in –
Baldev Singh
121. Who was the first Speaker of Lok
Sabha?
GV Mavlankar
122. In which of the following cities is
Indian Military Academy located?
Dehradun
123. In the epic ‘Mahabharat’ who is
the son of Guru Dronacharya?
Ashwasthama
124. If you were from Hyderabad what
would be your state language?
Telugu
125. Sanath Jayasuriya is associated
with-
Cricket
126. Where were the Olympic games
first held?
1896 - Athens
127. Capital of Chile is-
Santiago
128. Which is the highest gallantry
award in India –
Paramvir Chakra
129. Tallest animal in the world is-
Giraffe
130. Diamond mines in India are
located in-
Panna (MP)
131. The term Bulls and Bears are
associated with –
Bombay Stock Exchange or Share
market
132. Hirakud Dam has been built on
the river-
Mahanadi
133. Kidambi Shrikanth is associated
with-
Badminton
134. Golden Revolution refers to-
Honey
135. Which is the longest river in the
world?
Nile
136. The term ‘Hook’ and ‘Pull”are
associated with-
Cricket
137. How many Fundamental Rights
are in Indian Constitution?
6
138. Arjun Atwal and Jyoti Randhawa
are famous players of-
Golf
139. Budapest stands on the banks
of the river-
Denube
139. Hazratbal Mosque (Housing the
prophet’s hair) is situated in_
Mumbai
141. Which sea/ocean is always
frozen?
Arctic
142. Which city is called Eternal city?
Rome
143. Subroto cup is associated with-
Football
144. The English forces defeated the
French forces in the battle of
wandiwash in the year-
1760
145. The battle of Buxar was fought in
the year-
1764
146. Hazaribagh National Park is
situated in—
Jharkhand
147. The sport trophies – duleep
Trophy , Ranji Trophy, Irani Cup are
associate with-
Cricket
148. Currency of Russia is-
Ruble
149. Where is the H.Q (Head Quarters)
of Interpol?
Lyon (France )
150. Who said, “the ballot is stronger
than bullet”?
Abraham Lincoln
151. Indira Gandhi Canal Project has
been built on the river-
Sutlaj
152. 𝑂0 latitude is called the –
Equator
153. The zone lying between Tropic of
10
Cancer(23 2 𝑁) and Tropic of
Capricorn --
Torrid Zone
154. Famous mountain Peak
‘Kanchenjunga’ lies in –
Sikkim
155. Famous hill stations solan, Kulu
and Manali lie in –
Himachal Pradesh
156. ‘Rouf’ in a famous dance of –
J&K
157. Aizawl is the capital of –
Mizoram
158. Indus valley civilization belong to
–
Bronze Age
159. Pygmies and Bantus are tribes
living in the forest of-
Africa
160. The nomadic people Bedouins
live in-
Arabian Pennisula
161. Nepanagar famous for
manufacturing News-print in India
is in-
Madhya Pradesh
162. The script for the blind was
invented by –
Louis Braille
163. European currency which came
into circulation in 1999 is-
Euro
164.Who wrote ‘Geetanjali”?
Island
166.When Earth is nearest to the Sun
in its orbit, it is said to be in –
Perihilion
167. Birthday of Jawahar Lal Nehru is
Celebrated on-
14 November
168. Mandu Festival celebrated in
New Delhi
170. Which is the South India’s oldest
Dravidian language?
Tamil
171. Which are the component of
digestive system of the human
body?
Mouth, Stomach, Liver, Small intestine
172. Which is the lightest metal –
Lithium
173. Chilka Lake is a lagoon in-
Odisha
174. On the banks of which river was
the ancient city of Harappa located?
Ravi
175. Who was the father of surgery ?
Sushruta
176. Which of the following cricketers
is nick named as ‘Little Master’?
Sunil Gavaskar
177. Who wrote “My Country, My life”?
LK Advani
178. According to the census 2011 the
most densely populated state in
India is-
Bihar
179. The first telegraph line in Indian
was set up between --
Bengaluru
181.Which river is called ‘Sorrow of
Bengal’?
Damodar
182. Maximum number of Nobel Prize
winners of India are from –
West Bengal
183. Famous dance Kathak was
originated in-
Uttar pradesh
184. Absolute 0 temperature
-
0 K or -273 C
185. The place where boxing is played
is called-
Ring
186. Number of players in one team of
waterpolo is-
7
187. Kaziranga National park is
famous for-
China , Mongolia
189. Lucknow, the capital of Uttar
pradesh is situated on the Banks
of river-
Gomti
190. Which element is added to Iron to
Produce stainless steel?
Draupdi
192. The range Andes mountain range
is in --
South america
193. World Environment Day is
celebrated on-
5 June
194. Diamond is an allotropic form of-
Carbon
195. Basic Unit of the human body is-
Cell
196. Which tree has no wood?
Banana
197. The branch of which tree is used
as a symbol of peace?
Olive
198. The famous slogan ‘Dilli Chalo’
was given by-
Venice
200. Ujjain is situated on the bank of
river-
Kshipra
201. Who is popularly Known as
‘Aadiguru’?
Shankaracharya
202. Which disease is caused by the
bite of a mosquito ?
Palk Strait
204. If you are suffering from
pneumonia then which part of your
body is affected?
Lungs
205. An instrument used by doctor to
listen to the heart beats and lungs
movement is called_
Stethoscope
206. The deficiency of which food
micro nutrient will cause a disease
?
Iron
207. Which disease is caused by bite
of a mad dog?
Rabies
208. The gardens of Rashtrapati
Bhawan are called-
Mughal Gardens
209. Meenabakkam International
Airport is in-
Chennai
210. Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
is situated in –
Trombay
211. Who said, “Give me blood, I will
give you freedom”?
Shillong
213. Which among the following is the
longest day of the year?
21 June
214. A room of Keeping language at a
railway station is called-
Cloak Room
215. The river Hwang Ho is in-
China
216. At the opening ceremony of
Olympic game , the host country
enters-
Last
217. A contagious disease, common
among children, symptoms are
rashes on skin, which has been
eradicated from the whole world is –
Small Pox
218. Lahore, a famous Industrial city
of Pakistan ,is situated on the
banks of-
Ravi
219. Old name of Beijing was-
Peking
220. Which city in Uttar Pradesh, sets
the Indian standard Time(I.S.T.)?
Allahabad
221. In which state of India has the
deepest gold mines in the world?
Karnataka
222. Largest district of India is in-
Maharastra – Thane
Kutch -- Gujarat
223. The actor who played the role of
Matatma Gandhi in the famous file
‘Gandhi’ was-
Ben Kingsley
224. Which of the former Indian prime
Minister’s Samadhi is called ‘Veer
Bhoomi’?
Rajiv Gandhi
225. The first Indian to be decorated
with the rank of Field Marshal was-
Sam Manekshaw
226. Hottest planet of the Solar System
is-
Venus
227. In which continent is the
‘Atacama’ desert located?
South america
228. ‘God Save the Queen’ is the
National Anthem of which country?
Britain
229. The BCG vaccine gives protection
against-
Tuberculosis
230. Vasco De Game who discovered
the sea route to India was a/an
Portuguese
231. Christropher Columbus who
discovered America in 1492 was a
Spanish
232. Name the first explorer who
reached the North pole.
Robert Peary
233. Marina beach, the largest beach
in India is in-
Chennai
234. Which is the highest Cinema
Theatre in World
Ladakh
235. The flag of UK is called-
Union Jack
236. Who was the only American
President to have four terms?
FD Rooseveldt
237. Who was also known as ‘Little
Corporal’?
Napolean
238. How many centuries make a
millennium?
10
239. What does a black flag
symbolise?
Protest
240. Whose signature is found on a
one rupee note ?
Finance Secretary
241. The airline of which country is
called ‘Garuda’?
Indonesia
242. Which city of Uttar Pradesh is
famous for its sports goods?
Meerut
243. ‘Steel Town’ Jamshedpur is in-
Jharkhand
244. Which India president , is also
called the ‘Missile Man’?
Nagpur
247. Spiritual head of Tibetans, Dalai
Lama lives in –
Dharamshala
248. The potato that we eat is a –
Underground stem
249. Capital of Argentina is-
Buenos Aires
250. Currency of South afica is-
Rand
251. Largest dome in India (God
Gumbaz) is in-
Bijapur ( Karnataka )
252. Which country is known as
‘Cockpit of Europe’?
Belgium
253. Who wrote ‘Panchtantra’?
Vishnu Sharma
254. Largest key on a computer key
board is-
Space key
255. Head Quarters of U.N.O is at-
New York
256. Electricity generated with the help
of falling water is called-
Hydroelectricity
257. Which of the following cricketers
is nick named as ‘Rawalpindi
Express’?
Shoaib Akhtar
258. Substances that do not allow
electricity to pass through them
are known as-
Insulators
259.Organic part of the top soil which
is rich in nutrients is called-
Humus
260. Which mineral is needed for the
formation of blood ?
Iron
261. Which of sources of energy are
inexhaustible?
Sound
263. Nuk is the capital of-
Green Land
264. Santosh Trophy is associated
with
Football
265. Patna is situated on the banks of-
Ganga
266. Who was Bismillah Khan?
Shehani
267. Who was the first woman Prime
Minister of Bangladesh?
Khalida Zia
268. Which is the lightest gas?
Hydrogen
269. Who invented bicycle tyre?
Dunlop
270. What are Agni, Prithvi and Akash?
Missiles
271. What was the original name of
sage Valmiki?
Ratnakar
272. At which place did the battle
between Pandvas and Kaurvas take
place?
Kurukshetra
273. Wimbledon is associated with
Lawn tennis
274. Manila is the Capital of
Philippians
275. Science day is observed on –
28 February
276. London is situated on the banks
of –
Thames
277.Who wrote ‘Coolie’, Untouchables
etc?
Gujarat
279. In which of the following
countries, was tea first brewed?
China
280. From which state was
Chhattisgarh created?
MP
281. Which is the most populated city
in the world?
Tokyo
282. Country having largest democracy
of the world is
India
283. In which country do ‘Dutch’
people live?
Netherlands
284. Which country is known, as the
‘Land of Mid Night Sun’?
Japan
285. Which country has twenty times
more sheep than people?
Australia
286. The birth anniversary of Lord
Krishna is celebrated as
Janmasthami
287. Bihu is the harvest festival of
Assam
288. Dhokla and Sri Khand are famous
dishes of
Gujarat
289. Tiger woods is associated with
Golf
290.Maradona is associated with-
Football
291. Aditi ashok and Jeev Milkha are
associated with
Golf
292. The author of Mahabharat was-
Ved Vyas
293. Who wrote ‘Gullivers Travels’?
Jonathan Swift
294.The longest bone in the body is
the-
Femur
295. Present Prime Minister of U.K. is-
Boris Johnson
296. In which country is the famous
Disneyland located?
USA
297. How many feathers are there in a
shuttle cock?
16
298. Time taken by Sunlight and
moonlight to reach earth
15
300.The largest museum of India is in-
Kolkata
301.The Empire State building is in-
New York
302. The highest award to a civilian in
India is-
Bharat Ratna
303. The first Indian to climb Mt.
Everest without oxygen is-
Phu Dorzee
304. ‘Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan’ was the
slogan given by-
Paramvir Chakra
307. East Bengal and Mohan Bagan
Clubs are associated with-
Football
308. Which was the first animal to be
domesticated?
Dog
309. The largest fresh water lake in
India is-
Wular
310. Famous Indoor stadium for
swimming Talkatora stadium is in-
Delhi
311. Charminar is in –
Hyderabad
312. Amusement Park Disney land is
situated in California (U.S.A) but
amusement Park Essel World is
situated in-
Mumbai
313. In India, Hanging gardens are in
Mumbai but Vrindavan gardens
are in-
Karnataka
314. The Nishant Bagh and Shalimar
Bagh are in –
Srinagar
315. Where was paper money first
introduced?
China
316. With which sport/game do you
associate Joshna Chinappa?
Squash
317. Bobby Fisher and Koneru hampi
associated with –
Chess
318. Which city of India is known as
‘City of Seven Island’?
Mumbai
319. Who wrote ‘Anand Math’?
Karl Benz
321. Basketball and base ball were first
played in –
USA
322. Who invented T.V?
JL Baird
323. Antonio Gutrez is –
Jammu
326. A person who studies earth’s crust
and strata is called-
Geologist
327. Vitamin discovered by –
Funk
328. Terms Cue, Jigger ,pot and
Cannons are used in –
Pongal
330. Which Country is know as the
‘Land of tulips’?
Holland or Netherlands
331. Which country is known as the
land of ‘Golden Fleece’?
Australia
332. Pakistan have common
International boundary with-
India, Iran and Afghanistan
333. Which country is called as the
‘Land of the Thunderstorm”
Bhutan
334. Who is said to be Father of
Modern Olympics?
Pierre De Coubertien
335. What is the normal temperature of
a human body?
37 C
336. Maradona is the Zidane are
associated with-
Football
337. Dronacharya Award is given to/for
Sports Coaches
339. Ezra cup is associated with-
Polo
340. What is the Capital of Switzerland
Bern
341. What is the currency of Bhutan?
Ngultrum
342. Which country leads the world in
Jute production ?
Bangladesh
343. Niagara Fall are situated in-
USA
344. Iran is situated in the continent-
Asia
345.. The layer of atmosphere close to
the earth’s surface is called-
Troposphere
346. In which form the food stored in
plants?
Starch
347. Name the explorer who first
reached the south pole?
Roald Amundsen
348. Famous fort’ Fort William’ is in-
Kolkata
349. Free kick, off side and penalty
kick are the terms used in-
Football
350. A cardiologist is a doctor who
specializes in diseases of the
Heart
351. The only muscle in the human
body which is not attached on both
ends is the –
Tongue
352. The organ that controls the whole
body is-
Brain
354. What are lead pencils made of?
Graphite
355. The number of chamber in the
human heart is-
4
356. The most venomous fish in the
world is-
Stonenfish
357. The potato is source of –
Carbohydrates
358. Biggest state (in area) of India is-
Rajasthan
359. Smallest state (in area) of India is
Goa
360. Capital of Iraq is-
Baghdad
361. Gold era of India –
Gupta Period
362. Who was the father of Ashoka,
the great Mauryan ruler?
Bindusar
363. Which was Greek Philosopher
known as father of Biology ?
Aristotle
364. Kuala lumpur is the Capital of-
Malaysia
365. Capital of Hungary is-
Budapest
366 which city is known as ‘Windy
City’?
Chicago
367. Which country is known as ‘Gift of
the Nile’
Egypt
368. Which place is known as the
Venice of the East?
Kerala
369. Highest Temperature –
59 C Jacobabad
370. Which is the smallest republic in
the world?
Nauru
371. Which city is known as city of
seven hills?
Rome
372. What is the currency of China?
Yuan
373. River Irrawady is an important
river of –
Myanmar
374. Where is the Ganga called
‘padma’?
Bangladesh
375. When is Pakistan’s Independence
day celebrated?
14 August
376. Name the first Indian woman
speaker of Lok sabha?
Miera Kumar
377. Which city of Uttar Pradesh is
famous for glass works (specially
bangles)?
Firozabad
378. In which city would you find the
Kremlin?
Moscow
379. Old name of Zimbabwe was-
381. Sheikh Hasina Wajed is the Prime
Minister of -
382. When was Tashkent Declaration
between India and Pakistan
signed?
383. When was Bangladesh come in
existence?
384. Who wrote the book ‘Gulliver’
Travels?
385. In which years did India win the
World Cups in Cricket?
386. Mark spitz is associated with-
387. Who is called the ‘Iron Man of
India’?
388. All India Institute of Medical
Science is situated in-
389.Who was the founder of the
Brahmo Samaj?
390. Moscow in situated on the river-
391. What does a thermometer
measure-
393. Bharat Natyam is a classical
dance of -
394. Folk dance of Assam is-
395. Telephone was invented by-
396. The grasslands of Asia are called
the-
397. Deficiency of vitamin A causes a
disease called-
398. Who is known as the father of
Indian Cinema?
399. Rice is a kind of-
400. The tomb of Sher Shah is at -
401. Second battle of Panipat was
fought between-
402. The oldest Veda is-
403. The first Indian Governor General
of Independent India was-
404. Which machine uses a floppy
disk-
405. How many bones are there in a
human body?
406. Of which country is Kiwi the
national bird?
407. Which state of India in famous for
lakes and has the Thar Desert region?
408. A country surrounded by water on
all the sides called-
409. The oldest metal discovered by
man is-
410. Where did ‘Samba’ Dance
originate?
Brazil
411. Name the city where kumbha (a
religious festival of Hindus) was
took place in the year 2021?
Haridwar
412. Famous piligrim centre‘Pushkar’is
in -
413. Gautam Baddha was born in -
414. Tulsi Das wrote-
415. Winter Olympics Game 2022
will be held in-
416. Who built the Kailash Temple of
Ellora?
417. The ‘Blue revolution’ is related to-
418. The book ‘My experiments with
truth ’ has been authored by-
Gandhi
420. Who established Banaras Hindu
University in 1916?
421. How many times was Gandhiji
President of the Indian National
Congress?
422. ‘abhay Ghat’ is the cremation site
of-
Morarji Desai
423. Silver revolution is associated
with the production of-
424. White light consists of-
425. Which country won ICC World
Cup Cricket 2019?
426. Who was the first Woman Prime
Minister of a country in the world?
428. The scientific name of man is-
429. Which soil is good for crops like
wheat and rice?
430. Which is not a fossil fuel?
432.Purest form of water is-
433. Which planet is hottest due to
green house effect?
434. Excess sugar in the body due to
malfunctioning of pancreas is
called-
435. A skin disease causing circular
swellings on the skin is called -
437. A device that turns mechanical
energy into electricity is called-
438. Which of the is non-biodegradable
439. Which animal is in the logo of
WWF.
440.Symbol of the dove signifies-
441. A black flag signifies-
442. Ghana Bird Sanctuary is located
in-
443. Which element is added to steel
to make stainless steel?
444. Which of the following former
India Prime Minister’s Samadhi is
called ‘Veer Bhoomi’?
445. Which river is called as ‘Dakshin
Ganga’
446. Fire Temple
Parsi
447. Which city of India is known as
the Queen of Mountains’?
448. Pt. Ravi Shankar is a famous
player of-
449. Excessive Bilirubin in the blood,
causes yellowing of eyes and urine is
sigh of-
450. The first post-office was
established in India in the year
1727 in
Kolkata
451. Which one of the following cities
is an important centre of Aircraft
Industry in India
452. On a globe Latitudes are drawn
from-
453. The longitude at 00 is called-