General Knowledge for IBA Screening Test BPS-05 to BPS-15

  • Muhammad Bin Qasim Al-Thaqafi was born in:
    A. Iraq
    B. Afghanistan
    C. Taif
    D. Palestine
    Answer: C
  • “BeniSaf” is the seaport of:
    A. Albania
    B. Algeria
    C. Argentina
    D. Aruba
    Answer: B
  • The Vanern Lake is located in:
    A. Sudan
    B. Suriname
    C. Sweden
    D. Syria
    Answer: C
  • Which is the national flower of Dominica?
    A. Izote
    B. Mahogany
    C. Marguerite Daisy
    D. Carib wood
    Answer: C
  • “ANSA” is the news agency of:
    A. Algeria
    B. Afghanistan
    C. Italy
    D. Russia
    Answer: C
  • BERNAMA is the news agency of:
    A. Indonesia
    B. South Africa
    C. Malaysia
    D. USA
    Answer: C
  • During rainy season wooden doors are difficult to open or closure because of:
    A. Plasmolysis
    B. Imbibition
    C. Osmosis
    D. Diffusion
    Answer: B
  • When did Bahadur Shah Zafar die?
    A. 5 October 1860
    B. 6 September 1861
    C. 7 November 1862
    D. 7 December 1863
    Answer: C
  • On 13 February 1739, Nadir Shah crushed the Mughal army in less than three hours at the huge:
    A. Battle of Karnal
    B. Battle of Chausa
    C. Battle of Tarain
    D. Battle of Plassey
    Answer: A
  • Maharaja Ranjit Singh was the founder of the Sikh Empire. He was born in:
    A. 1780
    B. 1875
    C. 1880
    D. 1885
    Answer: A
  • Which is the national flower of Egypt?
    A. Egyptian Lotus
    B. Calla Lily
    C. Marsh Marigold
    D. Egyptian Lily of the valley
    Answer: A
  • Which is the national flower of Ethiopia?
    A. Calla Lily
    B. Cornflower
    C. Marsh Marigold
    D. Tudor Rose
    Answer: B
  • The Great Bear Lake is located in:
    A. South Africa
    B. USA
    C. Canada
    D. None
    Answer: C
  • Chhogori and Savage Mountain are other names of:
    A. Nanga Parbat
    B. Kanchenjunga
    C. K-2
    D. Mount Everest
    Answer: C
  • “Baku” is the seaport of:
    A. Azerbaijan
    B. Kazakhstan
    C. Uzbekistan
    D. Afghanistan
    Answer: A
  • “Zeebrugge” is the seaport of:
    A. Bahrain
    B. Bangladesh
    C. Belgium
    D. None
    Answer: C
  • The study of X-rays and their medical applications is called:
    A. Radiology
    B. Radiologly
    C. Rheumatology
    D. Rheuomatology
    Answer: A
  • Pompeii is the town of:
    A. Italy
    B. Pakistan
    C. Brazil
    D. Greece
    Answer: A
  • Soviet Union tested its first nuclear bomb on:
    A. 22 August 1949
    B. 29 August 1949
    C. 25 August 1950
    D. 16 August 1944
    Answer: B
  • What is Ivy Mike?
    A. First test of hydrogen bomb of United States
    B. First test of hydrogen bomb of United Kingdom
    C. None
    D. Both
    Answer: A
  • “Vancouver” is the largest seaport of:
    A. U.K.
    B. Italy
    C. Japan
    D. Canada
    Answer: D
  • The World until Yesterday” book is written by:
    A. Susan Wise Bauer
    B. James McPherson C. Barbara Tuchman
    D. Jared Mason Diamond
    Answer: A
  • “Guns, Germs, and Steel book” is written by:
    A. William Manchester
    B. James McPherson C. Barbara Tuchman
    D. Jared Mason Diamond
    Answer: D
  • The scientific study of dogs is called:
    A. Cynology
    B. Cytology
    C. Cetetology
    D. Dendrology
    Answer: A
  • Which is the national flower of Indonesia?
    A. MelatiPuthih
    B. Shamrock
    C. Rose
    D. Lotus
    Answer: A
  • The Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire started in the year:
    A. 1820
    B. 1821 C. 1832
    D. 1833
    Answer: B
  • Which Roman Emperor is also known as “little boot”:
    A. Caligula
    B. Nero
    C. Julius Caesar
    D. Augustus
    Answer: A
  • The historical monument Al Khazneh or the Treasury is located in the city of:
    A. Baghdad
    B. Tehran
    C. Giza
    D. Petra
    Answer: D
  • What is the capital of Latvia?
    A. Minsk
    B. Riga
    C. Lithonia
    D. Estonia
    Answer: B
  • What was the real name of Tipu Sultan or Tiger of Mysore?
    A. Fateh Ali B. Nisar Ali
    C. FaridKhan
    D. Nadir Ali
    Answer: A
  • The study of “Coin” and “Medals” is called:
    A. Toxicology
    B. Numismatics
    C. Nephology
    D. Limnology
    Answer: B
  • The book “Shanama-e-Islam” is written by:
    A. Z.A Bhutto
    B. Abdul Sattar
    C. Sharif-Ud-Din Pirzada
    D. HafeezJallundri
    Answer: C
  • Sir William Wallace is known as the independence fighter of:
    A. Somalia
    B. Sweden
    C. Switzerland
    D. Scotland
    Answer: D
  • “Csepel” is the seaport of:
    A. Hungary
    B. Hong Kong
    C. Hungary
    D. Haiti
    Answer: A
  • Which is the national flower of Iran:
    A. Red Rose
    B. Lily
    C. Mountain Avens
    D. Jasmine
    Answer: A
  • Which is the national flower of Iraq:
    A. Red Rose
    B. Lily
    C. Mountain Avens
    D. Jasmine
    Answer: B
  • “ItaipuDam” is the second largest Hydro-electric dam in the world after the Three Gorges Dam. It is located in:
    A. China
    B. Canada
    C. USA
    D. Brazil
    Answer: D
  • The “Xiluodu Dam” is located in:
    A. Hong Kong
    B. South Korea
    C. Russia
    D. China
    Answer: D
  • The term Back4good (B4G) is used for:
    A. Visa processing
    B. International trade permit
    C. Amnesty Scheme to facilitate voluntary repatriation to countries of origin
    D. Term used in metrological process
    Answer: C
  • Which is the largest country in Africa by land area?
    A. Sudan
    B. Nigeria
    C. Algeria
    D. S. Africa
    Answer: C
  • Which is the national bird of Italy?
    A. Chukar Partridge
    B. Hoopoe
    C. Sparrow
    D. Northern lapwing
    Answer: B
  • “ChukarPartridge” is a national bird of which country?
    A. Iran
    B. Iraq
    C. USA
    D. China
    Answer: A
  • The “Zambezi river” is located in:
    A. Asia
    B. Africa
    C. North America
    D. South America
    Answer: B
  • The “Saint Lawrence river” is a lager river in the middle latitudes of:
    A. South Africa
    B. South America
    C. North America
    D. South Asia
    Answer: C
  • “Common Nightingale” is a National Bird of which country?
    A. Iran
    B. Iraq
    C. Turkey
    D. None of these
    Answer: C
  • Which is the national game of Russia?
    A. Volleyball
    B. Baseball
    C. Golf
    D. Bandy
    Answer: D
  • Which is the national game of Japan?
    A. Sumo wrestling
    B. SepakTakraw
    C. Field Hockey
    D. Golf
    Answer: A
  • Which is the national game of Nepal?
    A. Baseball
    B. Volleyball
    C. Wrestling
    D. Handball
    Answer: C
  • Which is the national game of France?
    A. Volleyball
    B. Football
    C. Basketball
    D. Cricket
    Answer: B
  • Which is the national flower of Australia?
    A. Tulips
    B. Shapla (Water Lily)
    C. Golden Wattle
    D. Golden Trumpet
    Answer: C
  • Which of the following Country has Tulips its National Flower?
    A. Holland
    B. Hungary
    C. Turkey
    D. Afghanistan
    E. All of the above
    Answer: A
  • Which country is known as “Horn of Africa”?
    A. Sudan
    B. None
    C. None
    D. None
    Answer: A
  • Zawar (Rajasthan) is famous for:
    A. Ship manufacturing
    B. Zinc mines
    C. Salt
    D. Major port
    Answer: B
  • Agra city was founded by:
    A. Bahlul Khan Lodhi
    B. Ibrahim Lodhi
    C. Malik Sultan Shah Lodhi
    D. SikandarLodhi
    Answer: D
  • Bahlul Khan Lodi ascended the chair of the Delhi sultanate on:
    A. 19th April 1451
    B. 20th May 1451
    C. 21st July 1453
    D. 22nd October 1455
    Answer: A
  • Who was the ruler of the kingdom between the rivers Jhelum and Chenab?
    A. King Porus
    B. Darius III
    C. Darius II
    D. Alexander the Great
    Answer: A
  • What was Alexander the Great most known for?
    A. Being a great poet and playwright
    B. Being a military genius and Commander
    C. Being a mathematician and scientist
    D. Being an excellent musician and singer
    Answer: B
  • How old was Alexander the Great when he died in Babylon?
    A. 32
    B. 37
    C. 42
    D. 45
    Answer: A
  • What famous philosopher was Alexander’s teacher as a child?
    A. None
    B. None
    C. None
    D. None
    Answer: None (Note: Historically, Aristotle was Alexander’s teacher, but none of the options match; assuming a possible error in options provided.)
  • Who was founder of Bahmani dynasty?
    A. Aladdin Hassan Bahman Shah
    B. Aladdin Mujahid Shah
    C. Da’ud Shah
    D. Muhammed Shah I
    Answer: A
  • Aladdin Hassan Bahman Shah became the king of Bahman (City of Iran) in:
    A. 1347
    B. 1348
    C. 1357
    D. 1366
    Answer: A
  • Empire state building is in:
    A. San Francisco
    B. New York
    C. California
    D. Rome
    Answer: B
  • The currency of Croatia is:
    A. Dollar
    B. Kuna
    C. Peso
    D. Rial
    Answer: B
  • Interfax is the news agency of:
    A. Russia
    B. Pakistan
    C. Australia
    D. None of these
    Answer: A
  • What was the first country to leave the United Nations?
    A. Iran
    B. Iraq
    C. Indonesia
    D. Greece
    Answer: C
  • Name of the Iceland parliament is:
    A. Alpingi (Assembly of all)
    B. None
    C. None
    D. None
    Answer: A
  • Name of the Germany parliament is:
    A. Diet
    B. Bundestag
    C. Congress
    D. None of these
    Answer: B
  • The Sephahsalar Mosque is located in:
    A. Dhaka, Bangladesh
    B. Istanbul, Turkey
    C. Toronto, Canada
    D. Tehran, Iran
    Answer: D
  • Who established the Mughal Dynasty?
    A. King Akbar
    B. King Humayun
    C. Bābur
    D. QutbuddinAibek
    Answer: C
  • The Russian Revolution took place in:
    A. 1917
    B. 1918
    C. 1919
    D. 1922
    Answer: A
  • Who is called the father of Astronomy?
    A. Rudolf diesel
    B. Galileo Galilei
    C. James Cook
    D. Edward Jenner
    Answer: B
  • Which President of the United States was assassinated?
    A. Jimmy Carter
    B. Richard Nixon
    C. Abraham Lincoln
    D. Senior Bush
    Answer: C
  • When did Nasir-ud-din Mahmud die?
    A. 1266
    B. 1286
    C. 1290
    D. 1296
    Answer: C
  • When did Ghias-ud-din Balban die?
    A. 1266
    B. 1287 C. 1290
    D. 1296
    Answer: B
  • Who became the king of Delhi in 1414 AD?
    A. Bahlul Khan Lodi
    B. Khizar Khan
    C. SikandarLodhi
    D. Ibrahim Lodhi
    Answer: B
  • What was the Old Name of Saudi Arabia?
    A. Jabal-e-Tariq
    B. Burundi MajdAnd Hejaz
    C. Najd and Hejaz
    D. None Of These
    Answer: C
  • Who is the Author Of the Book “The Frontier Tragedy”?
    A. Shakespeare
    B. Karl Marx
    C. Allah Bux YouSufi
    D. M.A.H Isphani
    Answer: C
  • Which of the following Countries are members of CACM (Central American Common Market)?
    A. Costa rica, Bahrain, El Salvador
    B. Washington, Bogota, El Salvador
    C. Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua
    D. All of the above
    Answer: C
  • Who wrote the book “A Nation is Born”?
    A. Isphahani
    B. None
    C. None
    D. None
    Answer: A
  • The Mongols defeat the Khwarezm Empire and take over Persia (Iran, Afghanistan) in:
    A. 1220
    B. 1221
    C. 1225
    D. None of these
    Answer: A
  • Which is the national flower of China?
    A. Wild Banana Orchid
    B. Plum Blossom
    C. Tahitian Gardenia
    D. White Mariposa
    Answer: B
  • Agrology is the study of:
    A. Study of agricultural soils
    B. Study of productivity of land
    C. Science of pleasure and pain
    D. Study of anaesthetics
    Answer: A
  • Alethiology is the study of:
    A. Science of pleasure and pain
    B. Study of algae
    C. Study of truth
    D. Study of angels
    Answer: C
  • The study of the structure of the body is called:
    A. Anthropology
    B. Anatomy
    C. Aphnology
    D. Apology
    Answer: B
  • The study of angels is called:
    A. Angelology
    B. Angiology
    C. Angalogy
    D. Engelology
    Answer: A
  • Who among the following is called the Darvesh king?
    A. Ghias-ud-din Balban
    B. Qutub-ud-din Aibak
    C. None
    D. None
    Answer: A
  • “PTI” is the news agency of:
    A. China
    B. Russia
    C. India
    D. Syria
    Answer: C
  • The “Al-Aqaba” is the seaport of:
    A. Thailand
    B. Jordan
    C. Egypt
    D. UAE
    Answer: B
  • “JANA” is the news agency of:
    A. Japan
    B. Russia
    C. China
    D. Libya
    Answer: A
  • What type of creature is a Fulmar?
    A. A Reptile
    B. A Bird
    C. A Cat
    D. A Dog
    Answer: B
  • The Painted Desert lies in which US state?
    A. Florida
    B. Hawaii
    C. Arizona
    D. New York
    Answer: C
  • Who was the second wife of King Henry VIII of England?
    A. Queen Elizabeth
    B. Anne Boleyn
    C. Lady Diana
    D. None of these
    Answer: B
  • In which year did the Titanic sank on its maiden voyage?
    A. 1911
    B. 1912
    C. 1913
    Answer: B

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