Miscellaneous General Knowledge One Liner MCQs 9

Miscellaneous General Knowledge One Liner MCQs 9

• Kalhora rulers of Sindh were originally Hashmi Sayeds.
• Nubian Monuments are located in Egypt.
• Pakistan's largest oil fields are located in District Badin.
• The first American Astronaut to go into space was Allen Shepherd.
• Annual Census in Pakistan is carried out every 10th year.
• Shaheed Benazir Bhutto became first woman Prime Minister of Pakistan on December 2, 1988.
• The D-Day operation during IInd World War was launched on the coast of Normandy.
• Speed of sound in air is? 1200 KM/Hour
• How many planets are is solar system? 8
• Which cell does not have a nucleus? RBC
• Abusive Drug Which Cells Of Body Most Effected? Brain
• Crime rate is? 1,000 persons per year
• Who killed Abu-Jahal? Maaz & Mauz
• Pakistan Falls in? Golden Triangle
• Major export of Pakistan is? Cotton
• On US map Alaska State is on? Away from mainland
• British occupied Punjab?. 1849
• In English Dictionary Which Word Has Largest Words? S
• What are Capital goods? Goods used for further production
• Winter rains in Pakistan come from Mediterrenian Sea.
• Horse is the Chinese name given to the year 2000.
• Pollen is produced in a part of the flower called the Calyx.
• After drinking contaminated water you would be most apt to develop symptoms of ‘typhoid fever’.
• Panini was a great scholar of Sanskrit language.
• Hundred years war fought between France and Britain during 1338-1453.
• Wenceslas square is in Prague.
• The first Afro-Asian conference held in April 1955.
• Hot money is said for money which moves from one place to another to seek profit or high rate of interest.
• Eritrea gained independence on 24th May, 1993.
• Under an agreement with Italy, Vatican city came into being as a sovereign state on 11th February, 1929.
• Charles K Rhodes developed an X-Ray emitting laser in 1990.
• Son meter is an instrument used to study the behavior of vibrating string.
• Liver receives blood from the alimentary canal through hepatic portal vein.
• At the equator, the equation of the day is 12 hours.
• Singapore city is known as ‘lion city’.
• The instrument used for measuring the velocity of wind is known as anemometer.
• The chemical name of baking soda is sodium bicarbonate.
• Pharaoh is the title of the king of ancient Egypt. They ruled Egypt for 25 centuries.
• National Institute of Oceanography Karachi was established in 1983.
• Lord Chesterfield quoted ‘idleness is only the refuge of weak minds’.
• Dr.Abdussalam was awarded Nobel Prize in 1979.
• The largest city of South Africa is Cape Town.
• Two boundary commissions were appointed to demarcate the boundaries between two new states, Pakistan and India.
• After joining congress, Muslim League joined the interim government in October 1946.
• NPT came into force on 1970.
• The Bofors scandal occurred in India.
• Czar is the title used by the ruler of Russia from 1547 to 1721.
• Gorgon is a terrible monster of Greek mythology.
• Flying foxes are tropical foxes that can fly.
• The reduction or elimination of inflation is called creeping inflation.
• Canada is a leading producer of wood pulp in the world.
• London carnival was first started in 1964.
• Indira Gandhi was the famous PM who first used the popular slogan ‘gharibi hatao’.
• The successful cloning of a sheep was reported by scientist from Roslin Institute Edinburgh (UK) in 1998.
• The new name of Yalamlam is As-Sadiya.
• Czar title was used by the rulers of Russia from 1547 to 1721.
• Gulf Stream is an ocean current named after the Gulf of Mexico.
• Gorgon is a terrible monster of Greek mythology.
• A pair of scissors is an example of a lever.
• Pair of doors belongs to the second class of lever.
• During the winter months 90% of fallen leaves are taken underground by earth worm.
• Dick Turpin was a highway man.
• Jamaica was granted full independence on 6th August, 1962.
• Four US presidents are so far assassinated.
• Sinai Peninsula was vacated and returned to Egypt in 1982.
• Incident ‘Boston Tea Party’ took place in America.
• Initially, Arab league has seven countries.
• Nixon Doctrine was outlined in July 1969.
• King of Malaysia is the only king in the world who is elected for 5 years term.
• Timbola is a kind of lottery.
• The maximum limit of sound beyond which a person can become deaf is 129 lbs.
• Dr. James Watson discovered the structure of DNA in 1953.
• Sir William Howard Russell was the first Great War correspondent.
• A meteorological term for a high pressure is called anticyclone.
• Zenda vesta is a holy book of parsis.
• Islamic summit Minar is erected in Lahore.
• Privatization program began in Pakistan is 1991.
• National anthem of Pakistan was played for the first time on August 13, 1954.
• Spirograph is an apparatus used for recording the movement of the lungs.
• Chomas festival is held in Kalash valley near Chitral.
• Docking means rendezvous and link up of spacecraft.
• Defense day is celebrated in Pakistan since 1966.
• Name of a famous mosque in Beijing is Niujie Mosque.
• Flag flown at half mast means national mourning.
• Maginot line divides France from Germany.
• Declaration of human rights was adopted on 10th December, 1984.
• Olive branch is a sign of peace.
• Cox orange pippen is a biological name of an apple.
• Christopher Wren designed St. Paul’s cathedral in London. 
• Afghanistan was known as Ariana.
• Anundsen discovered South Pole in December 14, 1911.
• The first European scientist, who refuted the belief that the earth was the centre of the universe, was Copernicus.
• The hundred year war actually lasted for 114 years.
• Lenin was the founder of the Russian socialist state.
• Prior to independence, Ghana was called ‘Gold Coast’.
• Tanzania was formed by the unification of two countries, Tanganyika and Zanzibar.
• The first atomic power station of Pakistan was installed in Karachi.
• Star fish is not a star fish but a spiny-skin (Echinodermata) marine animal.
• 760 miles/hr is the speed of sound.
• 1480, 00,000 km is the distance from sun to earth.