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Asean Official Language
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General Knowledge
The official language(s) of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is/are ________?
A
One
B
Five
C
Nine
D
Ten
Explanation and memory cue
The official language of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is English only. Therefore, the correct answer is 'One'.
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Capital Cities
easy
General Knowledge
The capital of Mongolia is ________?
A
Riga
B
Mangool
C
Ulaanbaatar
D
Lujabe
Explanation and memory cue
Ulaanbaatar is the capital and largest city of Mongolia, making it the correct answer. The other options are capitals or cities of different countries or are incorrect.
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United Nations University Location
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General Knowledge
United Nations University lies in __________?
A
Japan
B
Switzerland
C
U.S
D
Colombia
Explanation and memory cue
The United Nations University is headquartered in Japan, specifically in Tokyo. Therefore, Japan is the correct answer.
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Geography
easy
General Knowledge
The most densely populated island in the world is Honshu, located in _______.
A
South Korea
B
North Korea
C
Japan
D
China
Explanation and memory cue
Honshu is the largest and most populous island of Japan, making Japan the correct answer for the location of Honshu. It is not located in South Korea, North Korea, or China.
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Inventions And Their History
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General Knowledge
Which invention caused many deaths during its testing phase?
A
Dynamite
B
Parachute
C
Motor car
D
Railway
Explanation and memory cue
Historical records show that several inventions caused deaths during their testing phases. The parachute did cause fatalities, notably Franz Reichelt who died testing his parachute from the Eiffel Tower in 1912. However, the Aerowagon, an experimental Soviet high-speed railcar powered by an aircraft engine and propeller, derailed fatally in 1921 killing seven people including its inventor. Other inventions like Henri Thuile's high-speed steam locomotive also caused deaths during testing. The railway, represented here by the Aerowagon, caused multiple deaths during testing, making it the invention with the most deaths during its testing phase among the options. Dynamite and motor cars were dangerous but not specifically noted for many deaths during testing phases. Therefore, the correct answer is D (Railway).
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World Borders
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General Knowledge
The world’s largest land border is between _______?
A
China and Mongolia
B
Russia and China
C
Argentina and Brazil
D
America and Canada
Explanation and memory cue
The longest land border in the world is between the United States and Canada, stretching over 8,800 kilometers. This makes option D the correct answer.
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Rivers Of Bhutan
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General Knowledge
The country in which the Wangchu River flows is _______?
A
Sri Lanka
B
Bhutan
C
Nepal
D
Cambodia
Explanation and memory cue
The Wangchu River, also known as the Thimphu River, flows in Bhutan. It is a significant river in the country, making Bhutan the correct answer.
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World Heritage Sites
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General Knowledge
The Pena Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is located in_______?
A
Egypt
B
Portugal
C
Switzerland
D
Turkey
Explanation and memory cue
The Pena Palace is a famous Romanticist castle located in Sintra, Portugal, and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Therefore, option B (Portugal) is the correct answer.
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Islamic Literature
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General Knowledge
Who is the author of the famous book, "The Spirit of Islam"?
A
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
B
Syed Ameer Ali
C
Khwaja Salimullah
D
Sir John Woodroffe
Explanation and memory cue
Syed Ameer Ali is the author of the famous book "The Spirit of Islam," which discusses Islamic culture and philosophy. The other options are notable figures but did not write this book.
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Indian National Days
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General Knowledge
26th January is India’s _______ Day?
A
Independence Day
B
Republic Day
C
Revolution Day
D
Parliament Day
Explanation and memory cue
26th January is celebrated as Republic Day in India to mark the date on which the Constitution of India came into effect in 1950, making India a sovereign republic.