Subject General Knowledge |
| 726. The largest ocean of the world is the -. | |
| (a) Antarctic | |
| (b) Atlantic | |
| (c) Indian | |
| (d) Pacific | |
| (e) None of these | |
| Ans. d | |
| 727. The world’s largest diamond producing country is : | |
| (a) South Africa | |
| (b) Saudi Arabia | |
| (c) USA d. Switzerland | |
| (d) Pacific | |
| (e) None of these | |
| Ans. | |
| 728. Money appears to have a major influence on: | |
| (a) Inflation | |
| (b) the business cycle | |
| (c) interest rates | |
| (d) all of these | |
| (e) None of these | |
| Ans. d | |
| 729. An increase in the growth rate of the money supply is most likely to be followed by : | |
| (a) Recession | |
| (b) a decline in economic activity | |
| (c) inflation | |
| (d) all of these | |
| (e) None of these | |
| Ans. c | |
| 730. When you purchase shares of corporate stock, then--- | |
| (a) You have loaned money to the corporation | |
| (b) You own part the corporation | |
| (c) you have made new funds available of the corporation | |
| (d) All of these e. none of these | |
| Ans. b | |
| 731. Which city is known as the city? | |
| (a) Tokyo | |
| (b) Joypur | |
| (c) Delhi | |
| (d) Beijing | |
| (e) None of these | |
| Ans. b | |
| 732. NBFIs constitute of which of the following? | |
| (a) Banks and leasing firms | |
| (b) leasing firms and insurance companies | |
| (c) Banks and insurance firms | |
| (d) Banks, leasing firms and insurance companies | |
| (e) None of these | |
| Ans. b | |
| 733. Which of the following organization is concerned with environmental issues? | |
| (a) OIC | |
| (b) MIGA | |
| (c) IPCC | |
| (d) WMO | |
| (e) None of these | |
| Ans. c | |
| 734. Which one is the largest desert in the world? | |
| (a) Patagonia desert | |
| (b) Gobi desert | |
| (c) Takla desert | |
| (d) Thar desert | |
| (e) None of these | |
| Ans. e | |
| 735. Which country is the defending champion of the World Cup Football? | |
| (a) Brazil | |
| (b) Argentina | |
| (c) France | |
| (d) Italy | |
| (e) None of these | |
| Ans. e | |
| 736. What does ‘ISP’ stand for? | |
| (a) Internet service provider | |
| (b) Information service provider | |
| (c) International service program | |
| (d) Industrial service program | |
| (e) None of these | |
| Ans. a | |
| 737. For which literacy work was Rabindranath Tagore awarded with the ‘Nobel’ prize? | |
| (a) Khanika | |
| (b) Sonartori | |
| (c) Song Offerings | |
| (d) Sanchita | |
| (e) None of these | |
| Ans. c | |
| 738. SWIFT stands for | |
| (a) South West Industrial and Financial Trade | |
| (b) Society for Worldwide International Financial Trade | |
| (c) Society Worldwide Inter-bank Financial Telegram | |
| (d) Society for Worldwide Inter-bank Financial telecommunication. | |
| Ans. d | |
| 739. Philology is the - | |
| (a) study of bones | |
| (b) study of muscles | |
| (c) study of languages | |
| (d) Study of architecture | |
| Ans. c | |
| 740. Which country is known is having ‘Zero Population Growth’? | |
| (a) Japan | |
| (b) Sweden | |
| (c) Canada | |
| (d) Norway | |
| Ans. b | |
| 741. Which country wins the Women’s World Cup Football this year? | |
| (a) Germany | |
| (b) Brazil | |
| (c) USA | |
| (d) Italy | |
| Ans. a | |
| 742. Which one of the following statements is true for ‘Polico’ disease? | |
| (a) The parasite enters the blood and attacks the blood cells | |
| (b) Caused by files that carry germs from infected rates | |
| (c) Increasing while blood corpuscles in blood. | |
| (d) The movements of nerves are affected. Caused by virus. | |
| Ans. d | |
| 743. The autobiography ‘From Third World to First’ is Written by --- | |
| (a) Indira Gandhi | |
| (b) Sir Fazle Hassan Abed | |
| (c) Mahathir Muhammed | |
| (d) Nelson Mandela | |
| Ans. | |
| 744. How many members were in the committee for drafting the constitution of Bangladesh? | |
| (a) 31 | |
| (b) 32 | |
| (c) 33 | |
| (d) 34 | |
| Ans. e | |
| 745. Which of the two countries is involved with Sunshine Policy? | |
| (a) China – Russia | |
| (b) North Korea – South Korea | |
| (c) Japan – Thailand | |
| (d) Taiwan – Hong Kong | |
| Ans. b | |
| 746. Which of the following is known as “Twin of Bretton Wood”? | |
| (a) IMF, IDA | |
| (b) IMF, IBRD | |
| (c) ILO, IDA | |
| (d) ILO, IBRD | |
| Ans. b | |
| 747. Headquarter of European Union Located at ---- | |
| (a) Luxemburg | |
| (b) Paris | |
| (c) Brussels | |
| (d) London | |
| Ans. c | |
| 748. The author of the book Arms and the Man is | |
| (a) William Shakespeare | |
| (b) Lews is Carol | |
| (c) Lews Maria Remarque | |
| (d) George Benard Shaw | |
| Ans. d | |
| 749. Who is known as the ‘media moghul’? | |
| (a) Bill Gates | |
| (b) Tata | |
| (c) Rupert Murdoch | |
| (d) Rockefeller | |
| Ans. c | |
| 750. Which of the following is not a name of a Greek God? | |
| (a) Pluto | |
| (b) Earth | |
| (c) Jupiter | |
| (d) Neptune | |
| Ans. b | |