GK Olympiad for 7 - Free Sample question paper 09

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Q) The human skull consists of _______ bones.

(a) 10

(b) 22

(c) 32

(d) 42

Answer: (b) 22

Explanation: The human skull consists of 22 bones.

Q) The highest mountain in South America is ________.?

(a) 6,286 m

(b) 6,542 m

(c) 6,962 m

(d) 7,125 m

Answer: (c) 6,962 m

Explanation: The highest mountain in South America is Aconcagua with a height of 6,962 meters.

Q) Which lake is situated at the border of Peru - Bolivia?

(a) Lake Michigan

(b) Lake Baikal

(c) Lake Titicaca

(d) Great Slave Lake

Answer: (c) Lake Titicaca

Explanation: Lake Titicaca is situated at the border of Peru and Bolivia.

Q) _______ has the shortest day amongst all planets

(a) Earth

(b) Mars

(c) Jupiter

(d) Venus

Answer: (c) Jupiter

Explanation: Jupiter has the shortest day among the planets in our solar system.

Q) _______ is the loudest animal on Earth.

(a) Elephant

(b) Blue Whale

(c) Lion

(d) Howler Monkey

Answer: (b) Blue Whale

Explanation: The Blue Whale is the loudest animal on Earth.

Q) 26 atomic number denotes ________.

(a) Iron (Fe)

(b) Copper (Cu)

(c) Zinc (Zn)

(d) Silver (Ag)

Answer: (a) Iron (Fe)

Explanation: The 26 atomic number denotes Iron (Fe).

Q) Patella bone is located in the ________.

(a) Elbow

(b) Knee

(c) Shoulder

(d) Ankle

Answer: (b) Knee

Explanation: The Patella bone is located in the knee.

Q) Matki Dance, a famous folk dance of _________ is a variation of Rasa Dance, is

(a) Rajasthan

(b) Madhya Pradesh

(c) Gujarat

(d) Odisha

Answer: (b) Madhya Pradesh

Explanation: Matki Dance is a famous folk dance of Madhya Pradesh and is a variation of Rasa Dance.

Q) Which mammal doesn’t have vocal cords?

(a) Elephant

(b) Dolphin

(c) Giraffe

(d) Lion

Answer: (c) Giraffe

Explanation: Giraffe is the mammal that doesn’t have vocal cords.

Q) Cuba was discovered by _________.

(a) Ferdinand Magellan

(b) Vasco da Gama

(c) Christopher Columbus

(d) Marco Polo

Answer: (c) Christopher Columbus

Explanation: Cuba was discovered by the famous explorer Christopher Columbus.

Q) Sushi traditionally wrapped in _______.

(a) Banana leaves

(b) Rice paper

(c) Edible seaweed

(d) Lettuce leaves

Answer: (c) Edible seaweed

Explanation: Sushi is traditionally wrapped in edible seaweed.

Q) The _________ divides the Indian Islands Andaman and Nicobar in the Bay of Bengal.

(a) Malacca Strait

(b) Palk Strait

(c) Ten Degree Channel

(d) Sunda Strait

Answer: (c) Ten Degree Channel

Explanation: The Ten Degree Channel divides the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Bay of Bengal.

Q) ______ is India’s longest Highway having a length of 4,112 km?

(a) NH44

(b) NH7

(c) NH8

(d) NH10

Answer: (a) NH44

Explanation: NH44 is India's longest highway with a length of 4,112 km.

Q) How many and which countries are there in Great Britain?

(a) Two - England and Wales

(b) Three - England, Wales, and Scotland

(c) Four - England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland

(d) Five - England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, and Northern Ireland

Answer: (b) Three - England, Wales, and Scotland

Explanation: Great Britain consists of three countries - England, Wales, and Scotland.

Q) _________ launched the PEHAL programme for raising education standards?

(a) Maharashtra

(b) Himachal Pradesh

(c) Uttar Pradesh

(d) Karnataka

Answer: (b) Himachal Pradesh

Explanation: The PEHAL programme was launched by the Himachal Pradesh government.

Q) _________ has the authority to declare a "Global Emergency.

(a) United Nations

(b) World Health Organisation (WHO)

(c) International Red Cross

(d) UNESCO

Answer: (b) World Health Organisation (WHO)

Explanation: WHO has the authority to declare a "Global Emergency."

Q) The author of "Making India Awesome" is _______.

(a) Arundhati Roy

(b) Chetan Bhagat

(c) Amish Tripathi

(d) Jhumpa Lahiri

Answer: (b) Chetan Bhagat

Explanation: Making India Awesome is authored by Chetan Bhagat.

Q) What follows a trillion?

(a) Quadrillion

(b) Billion

(c) Quintillion

(d) Sextillion

Answer: (a) Quadrillion

Explanation: The sequence is Billion, Trillion, Quadrillion, and so on.


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