2023 All Papers GK MCQs Quiz 0% 3 votes, 4.7 avg 741 Attention Please! The Quiz Contain 30 Question which is randomly selected from 2023 All Papers GK MCQs, for each user the questions is Different. Created on December 16, 2023 2023 All Papers GK MCQs Quiz Take the Quiz, Pass the Quiz, and get the pdf file password of 2023 All Papers GK MCQs. NameEmailPhone Number 1 / 30 PPRA stands for? A. Public Procurement Regulatory Authority B. Pakistan Procurement Regulatory Authority C. Public Procurement Research Authority D. None of these 2 / 30 Population wise biggest Muslim country in the world is? A. Indonesia B. Saudi Arabia C. Pakistan D. Kazakistan 3 / 30 Who is often considered the father of educational psychology? A. Sigmund freud B. B.F Skinner C. Jean Piaget D. Edward Lee Thorndike 4 / 30 Which language is predominantly speaks in Qatar? A. Arabic B. Persian C. English D. None of these 5 / 30 The mountain range “Blue Mountains” is located in ___? A. Australia B. Sweden C. New Zealand D. Norway 6 / 30 How many Muslims independent states emerged with the disintegration of USSR? A. 4 B. 5 C. 6 D. 7 7 / 30 The demand of separate electorate for India Muslims was enforced in the Act of? A. 1909 B. 1920 C. 1921 D. 1919 8 / 30 The lion of maysor “Tipu Sultan” was born on ____? A. 29 December 1750 B. 30 November 1749 C. 21 November 1750 D. 1 December 1951 9 / 30 CCI stand for ? A. Counsel of Common Inference B. Council of Common Interests C. Chronic Coronary Insufficiency D. California Correctional Institution 10 / 30 The river Jordan drains into ___? A. Gulf of Suez B. Adriatic Garden C. Resaca Garden D. Dead Sea 11 / 30 Europe accounts for nearly ____ percent of world population? A. 17 B. 7.6 C. 17 D. 9.32 12 / 30 Which country is NOT a member of Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QSD or QUAD)? A. Australia B. India C. Japan D. United Kingdom 13 / 30 South Sudan Independence Referendum was held in? A. 2011 B. 2012 C. 2013 D. None of these 14 / 30 BSS is the news agency of which country? A. Belgium B. Belarus C. Bangladesh D. Britain 15 / 30 The capital of India is? A. Dhaka B. Kolkata C. Mumbai D. New Delhi 16 / 30 Asia Minor is a geographical expression a part to ___? A. Turkiye B. Russia C. Uzbekistan D. Afghanistan 17 / 30 Which was the first company to produce a handheld mobile phone? A. Silicon B. Phosphorous C. Charcoal D. Motorola 18 / 30 The Hurmoz Strait is located between? A. Holland and UK B. Yemen and Emirates C. Iran and Oman D. Mediterranean 19 / 30 Which country started the firs Newspaper in the world? A. China B. USA C. United Kingdom D. France 20 / 30 Which of the following waterfalls is located between America and Canada? A. Victoria Falls B. Ribbon Falls C. Niagara Falls D. Angels Falls 21 / 30 Every Year World Children’s Day is celebrated on? A. 18th February B. 20th May C. 18th September D. 20th November 22 / 30 What was the Old name of Zimbabwe? A. Saigon B. Northern Rhodesia C. Southern Rhodesia D. Zaire 23 / 30 What plays the most important role in regulating temperature and determining climate on the Earth? A. Oceans B. Mountains C. Deserts D. Forests 24 / 30 Which is the world’s saltiest lake? A. Red Sea B. Caspian Sea C. Dead Sea D. Lake Superior 25 / 30 The World’s longest land border is between___? A. USA and Canada B. USA and Mexico C. India and Pakistan D. South Korea and North Korea 26 / 30 The Islamic Consultative Assembly (Persian: مجلس شورای اسلامی,) Parliament of? A. Iraq B. Iran C. Afghanistan D. Albaniya 27 / 30 Radcliff Report was published on ___1947? A. 16 July B. 16 August C. 16 September D. None of these 28 / 30 Which of the following is the 19th century woman novelist? A. Emily Dickinson B. Ezra Pound C. Virginia Woolf D. George Eliot 29 / 30 The ___ is the world’s largest inland body of water? A. Caspian Sea B. California Sea C. Bering Sea D. None of these 30 / 30 At the time of independence in 1947, there were ___ princely states in India? A. 262 B. 362 C. 462 D. 562 Your score isThe average score is 59%Share the Quiz on: LinkedIn Facebook Follow us on: 0% Restart quiz Exit Send feedback
