Game and Sports MCQs for Competitive Exams

Game and Sports MCQs questions for Competitive Exams. Important questions from previous year General Knowledge question paper.

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Game and Sports Questions

Question 1: In which year did the Olympic Games begin?

(A) 1896
(B) 1900
(C) 1920
(D) 1936

Answer
Answer: (A) 1896
Explanation: The modern Olympic Games began in 1896 in Athens, Greece.

Question 2: How often is the FIFA World Cup Football Tournament held?

(A) 2 years
(B) 3 years
(C) 4 years
(D) 5 years

Answer
Answer: (C) 4 years
Explanation: The FIFA World Cup is held every four years.

Question 3: “Uber Cup” is associated with which sport?

(A) Cricket
(B) Tennis
(C) Badminton
(D) Football

Answer
Answer: (C) Badminton
Explanation: The Uber Cup is awarded in the Women’s Badminton Team Championship.

Question 4: In which year did India win its first Cricket World Cup?

(A) 1975
(B) 1983
(C) 1987
(D) 1996

Answer
Answer: (B) 1983
Explanation: India won its first Cricket World Cup in 1983 under the captaincy of Kapil Dev.

Question 5: Which tournament is NOT included in the Grand Slam of tennis?

(A) Wimbledon
(B) Australian Open
(C) French Open
(D) Davis Cup

Answer
Answer: (D) Davis Cup
Explanation: The Grand Slam in tennis includes four major tournaments: Wimbledon, Australian Open, French Open, and US Open.

Question 6: The “Arjuna Award” is given for excellence in which field?

(A) Literature
(B) Sports
(C) Music
(D) Science

Answer
Answer: (B) Sports
Explanation: The Arjuna Award is given for outstanding achievements in Indian sports.

Question 7: In which sport did India win its first Olympic gold medal?

(A) Hockey
(B) Wrestling
(C) Boxing
(D) Athletics

Answer
Answer: (A) Hockey
Explanation: India won its first Olympic gold medal in hockey in 1928.

Question 8: Who is a famous Indian racer in Formula 1 racing?

(A) Sachin Tendulkar
(B) Viswanathan Anand
(C) Narain Karthikeyan
(D) Leander Paes

Answer
Answer: (C) Narain Karthikeyan
Explanation: Narain Karthikeyan is India’s first Formula 1 racer.

Question 9: “Thomas Cup” is associated with which sport?

(A) Table Tennis
(B) Badminton
(C) Football
(D) Hockey

Answer
Answer: (B) Badminton
Explanation: The Thomas Cup is awarded in the Men’s Badminton Team Championship.

Question 10: Viswanathan Anand is associated with which sport?

(A) Tennis
(B) Football
(C) Chess
(D) Badminton

Answer
Answer: (C) Chess
Explanation: Viswanathan Anand is a famous Indian chess player and a former World Chess Champion.

Question-11: “Roland Garros” is associated with which sport?

(A) Cricket
(B) Badminton
(C) Football
(D) Tennis

Answer
Answer: (D) Tennis
Explanation: Roland Garros is another name for the French Open tennis tournament.

Question-12: In which year did the Asian Games begin?

(A) 1948
(B) 1951
(C) 1960
(D) 1965

Answer
Answer: (B) 1951
Explanation: The first Asian Games were held in 1951 in New Delhi, India.

Question-13: Which Indian batsman scored the first triple century in Test cricket?

(A) Sachin Tendulkar
(B) Sourav Ganguly
(C) Virender Sehwag
(D) Rahul Dravid

Answer
Answer: (C) Virender Sehwag
Explanation: Virender Sehwag scored the first triple century for India in Test cricket in 2004 against Pakistan.

Question-14: Which country has won the FIFA World Cup the most times?

(A) Argentina
(B) Germany
(C) Italy
(D) Brazil

Answer
Answer: (D) Brazil
Explanation: Brazil has won the FIFA World Cup the most times, with a total of 5 victories.

Question-15: How many balls are bowled in an over in cricket?

(A) 4
(B) 5
(C) 6
(D) 7

Answer
Answer: (C) 6
Explanation: An over in cricket consists of 6 balls.

Question-16: How many players are there in a football team?

(A) 9
(B) 10
(C) 11
(D) 12

Answer
Answer: (C) 11
Explanation: A football team consists of 11 players, including a goalkeeper.

Question-17: How many categories is wrestling divided into in the Olympic Games?

(A) 4
(B) 5
(C) 6
(D) 7

Answer
Answer: (D) 7
Explanation: Wrestling in the Olympics is divided into seven weight categories for both men and women.

Question-18: The ‘Davis Cup’ in tennis is awarded for?

(A) Individual male players
(B) Men’s team championship
(C) Women’s team championship
(D) Mixed doubles

Answer
Answer: (B) Men’s team championship
Explanation: The Davis Cup is awarded for the men’s team tennis championship.

Question-19: In which country is ‘Wimbledon’ held?

(A) USA
(B) France
(C) England
(D) Australia

Answer
Answer: (C) England
Explanation: The Wimbledon Tennis Championship is held in London, England.

Question-20: ‘Ranji Trophy’ in India is associated with which sport?

(A) Hockey
(B) Cricket
(C) Football
(D) Badminton

Answer
Answer: (B) Cricket
Explanation: The Ranji Trophy is a domestic cricket championship in India.

Question 31: “Team India” is associated with which sport?

(A) Football
(B) Badminton
(C) Cricket
(D) Hockey

Answer
Answer: (C) Cricket
Explanation: “Team India” refers to the Indian cricket team.

Question 32: Rafael Nadal is associated with which sport?

(A) Football
(B) Tennis
(C) Golf
(D) Hockey

Answer
Answer: (B) Tennis
Explanation: Rafael Nadal is a famous Spanish tennis player and has won multiple Grand Slam titles.

Question 33: What does ‘hat-trick’ mean in football?

(A) Scoring three goals
(B) Scoring two goals
(C) Scoring one goal
(D) Scoring four goals

Answer
Answer: (A) Scoring three goals
Explanation: In football, a ‘hat-trick’ means a player has scored three goals in a single match.

Question 34: The ‘Yellow Jersey’ for the winner is associated with which sport?

(A) Football
(B) Cycling
(C) Tennis
(D) Hockey

Answer
Answer: (B) Cycling
Explanation: The ‘Yellow Jersey’ is awarded to the leading cyclist in the Tour de France race.

Question 35: Who was the captain of the Indian women’s cricket team in the 2022 Women’s World Cup?

(A) Mithali Raj
(B) Harmanpreet Kaur
(C) Smriti Mandhana
(D) Jhulan Goswami

Answer
Answer: (B) Harmanpreet Kaur
Explanation: Harmanpreet Kaur led the Indian women’s cricket team in the 2022 Women’s World Cup.

Question 36: Which Indian athlete won the first gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics 2021?

(A) P. V. Sindhu
(B) Neeraj Chopra
(C) Bajrang Punia
(D) Mirabai Chanu

Answer
Answer: (B) Neeraj Chopra
Explanation: Neeraj Chopra won India’s first gold medal in the javelin throw event at the Tokyo Olympics 2021.

Question 37: When is National Sports Day celebrated in India?

(A) 15th August
(B) 29th August
(C) 2nd October
(D) 26th January

Answer
Answer: (B) 29th August
Explanation: In India, National Sports Day is celebrated on 29th August in honor of the legendary hockey player Major Dhyan Chand./su_spoiler]

Question 38: In which sport is the term “dribbling” used?

(A) Hockey
(B) Cricket
(C) Tennis
(D) Football

Answer
Answer: (D) Football
Explanation: Dribbling in football refers to a player's ability to control and move the ball forward while avoiding defenders.

Question 39: In which year was the first season of IPL (Indian Premier League) played?

(A) 2007
(B) 2008
(C) 2010
(D) 2011

Answer
Answer: (B) 2008
Explanation: The first season of IPL was played in 2008, and Rajasthan Royals won the championship.

Question 40: Who won India's first Olympic medal in boxing?

(A) Vijender Singh
(B) Mary Kom
(C) Shiva Thapa
(D) Akhil Kumar

Answer
Answer: (A) Vijender Singh
Explanation: Vijender Singh won a bronze medal in boxing at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, making him India’s first Olympic boxing medalist.

Question 41: What is the highest award given in the field of sports?

(A) Jnanpith Award
(B) Padma Shri Award
(C) Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award
(D) Bharat Bhushan Award

Answer
Answer: (C) Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award
Explanation: The highest award given in the field of sports in India is the ‘Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award.’ In 2021, the name of this award was changed from ‘Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award’ to ‘Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award.’

Question 42: Which sport is Navjot Singh Sidhu associated with?

(A) Football
(B) Tennis
(C) Cricket
(D) Hockey

Answer
Answer: (C) Cricket
Explanation: Navjot Singh Sidhu is a former Indian cricketer who played for India in both Test and One-Day formats.

Question 43: What does 'Albatross' mean in golf?

(A) Scoring three strokes under par
(B) Scoring more than two strokes over par
(C) Scoring exactly par
(D) Scoring more than four strokes over par

Answer
Answer: (A) Scoring three strokes under par
Explanation: An ‘Albatross’ occurs when a player completes a golf hole three strokes under the designated number of strokes (par).

Question 44: Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic are associated with which sport?

(A) Football
(B) Golf
(C) Badminton
(D) Tennis

Answer
Answer: (D) Tennis
Explanation: These three players are considered among the greatest tennis players of all time and have won multiple Grand Slam titles.

Question 45: Who was India's first Grand Slam winner?

(A) Leander Paes
(B) Mahesh Bhupathi
(C) Sania Mirza
(D) Ramanathan Krishnan

Answer
Answer: (B) Mahesh Bhupathi
Explanation: Mahesh Bhupathi became India’s first Grand Slam winner by winning the French Open mixed doubles title in 1997.

Question 46: In which sport is the 'Bulgarian Bag' used?

(A) Wrestling
(B) Weightlifting
(C) Boxing
(D) Badminton

Answer
Answer: (A) Wrestling
Explanation: The ‘Bulgarian Bag’ is used in wrestling training to enhance endurance and strength.

Question 47: In which sport has P.V. Sindhu won an Olympic medal?

(A) Tennis
(B) Badminton
(C) Hockey
(D) Athletics

Answer
Answer: (B) Badminton
Explanation: P.V. Sindhu won a silver medal in badminton at the 2016 Rio Olympics and a bronze medal at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.

Question 48: In which country was the FIFA World Cup 2022 held?

(A) Qatar
(B) Brazil
(C) Russia
(D) South Africa

Answer
Answer: (A) Qatar
Explanation: The 2022 FIFA World Cup was held in Qatar, marking the first time the tournament was hosted in the Middle East.

Question 49: Who is known as the "Little Master" in Indian cricket?

(A) Kapil Dev
(B) Sachin Tendulkar
(C) Sunil Gavaskar
(D) Rahul Dravid

Answer
Answer: (C) Sunil Gavaskar
Explanation: Sunil Gavaskar is called the “Little Master” due to his exceptional batting skills and records. He was one of India’s first cricketing legends.

Question 50: Which Indian cricketer holds the record for the highest runs scored in a single Test match innings?

(A) Virat Kohli
(B) Sachin Tendulkar
(C) Rahul Dravid
(D) Sunil Gavaskar

Answer
Answer: (B) Sachin Tendulkar
Explanation: Sachin Tendulkar holds the record for the highest runs scored in a single Test innings for India with his 248* against Bangladesh in 2004.

Question-51: Who was the captain of the Indian team that won the first World Cup in 1983?

A) Sunil Gavaskar
B) Kapil Dev
C) Mohammad Azharuddin
D) Sourav Ganguly

Answer
Answer: B) Kapil Dev
Explanation: Kapil Dev led the Indian team to its first World Cup victory in 1983, defeating the West Indies in the final.

Question-52: Which Indian cricketer is known by the nickname "Dada"?

A) Sachin Tendulkar
B) Sourav Ganguly
C) Rahul Dravid
D) Anil Kumble

Answer
Answer: B) Sourav Ganguly
Explanation: Sourav Ganguly is known as “Dada,” a term used in Bengali to mean elder brother.

Question-53: In which year did India win its first T20 World Cup?

A) 2005
B) 2007
C) 2011
D) 2013

Answer
Answer: B) 2007
Explanation: India won its first T20 World Cup in 2007 under the captaincy of Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

Question-54: Who was the highest run-scorer for India in the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup?

A) Sachin Tendulkar
B) Virat Kohli
C) Gautam Gambhir
D) Kumar Sangakkara

Answer
Answer: C) Gautam Gambhir
Explanation: Gautam Gambhir was the highest run-scorer for India in the 2011 World Cup, scoring 808 runs.

Question-55: Who was the first Indian cricketer to score a double century in a One-Day International (ODI) match?

A) Sachin Tendulkar
B) Virat Kohli
C) Rohit Sharma
D) Shikhar Dhawan

Answer
Answer: C) Rohit Sharma
Explanation: Rohit Sharma has scored three double centuries in ODI matches, with his first one coming against Australia in 2013.

Question-56: Which Indian cricketer was the first to take 10 wickets in a single Test innings?

A) Bishan Singh Bedi
B) Anil Kumble
C) Erapalli Prasanna
D) Ravi Shastri

Answer
Answer: B) Anil Kumble
Explanation: Anil Kumble achieved this rare feat in 1999 against Pakistan, taking all 10 wickets in a single innings.

Question-57: Which Indian cricketer is known as "The Wall"?

A) Sachin Tendulkar
B) Rahul Dravid
C) Virender Sehwag
D) Sunil Gavaskar

Answer
Answer: B) Rahul Dravid
Explanation: Rahul Dravid is known as “The Wall” due to his solid and dependable batting technique.

Question-58: Which Indian cricketer holds the record for the highest individual score in an ODI match?

A) Sachin Tendulkar
B) Virat Kohli
C) Rohit Sharma
D) Shikhar Dhawan

Answer
Answer: C) Rohit Sharma
Explanation: Rohit Sharma holds the record for the highest individual score in ODI cricket, scoring 264 runs.

Question-59: Which Indian bowler holds the record for the most wickets in T20 International cricket?

A) Harbhajan Singh
B) Yuvraj Singh
C) Ravi Ashwin
D) Jasprit Bumrah

Answer
Answer: C) Ravi Ashwin
Explanation: Ravi Ashwin holds the record for the most wickets for India in T20 International cricket.

Question-60: Who was the first Indian cricketer to score a century in T20 International cricket?

A) Virat Kohli
B) Suresh Raina
C) Yuvraj Singh
D) Rohit Sharma

Answer
Answer: B) Suresh Raina
Explanation: Suresh Raina was the first Indian to score a century in T20 International cricket, achieving this against South Africa in 2010.

Question-61: Who was the captain of the Indian team in the 2003 Cricket World Cup final?

A) Sourav Ganguly
B) Rahul Dravid
C) MS Dhoni
D) Sachin Tendulkar

Answer
Answer: A) Sourav Ganguly
Explanation: Sourav Ganguly was the captain of the Indian team in the 2003 Cricket World Cup final, where India played against Australia.

Question-62: Who was the first Indian cricketer to win the ICC Cricketer of the Year award?

A) Sachin Tendulkar
B) Rahul Dravid
C) MS Dhoni
D) Virat Kohli

Answer
Answer: A) Sachin Tendulkar
Explanation: Sachin Tendulkar was the first Indian cricketer to win the ICC Cricketer of the Year award in 2010.

Question-63: Which Indian cricketer is famous for hitting six sixes in an over in T20 cricket?

A) MS Dhoni
B) Yuvraj Singh
C) Virender Sehwag
D) Rohit Sharma

Answer
Answer: B) Yuvraj Singh
Explanation: Yuvraj Singh hit six sixes in an over against Stuart Broad during the 2007 T20 World Cup.

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    Answer
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    Answer
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    A) Heart
    B) Liver
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    Answer
    Answer: C) Thyroid
    Explanation: The thyroid produces hormones that control many vital functions in the body.

    Question 42: Which organ plays a major role in the process of respiration?

    A) Heart
    B) Lungs
    C) Liver
    D) Kidneys

    Answer
    Answer: B) Lungs
    Explanation: The lungs play a major role in respiration, facilitating the exchange of oxygen.

    Question 43: In the digestive system, which organ produces digestive enzymes?

    A) Liver
    B) Pancreas
    C) Stomach
    D) Intestine

    Answer
    Answer: B) Pancreas
    Explanation: The pancreas produces digestive enzymes that aid in food digestion.

    Question 44: Which organ in plant cells assists in photosynthesis?

    A) Mitochondria
    B) Chloroplast
    C) Ribosome
    D) Nucleus

    Answer
    Answer: B) Chloroplast
    Explanation: Chloroplasts assist in photosynthesis in plant cells.

    Question 45: What is the largest organ in the human body?

    A) Heart
    B) Liver
    C) Skin
    D) Kidneys

    Answer
    Answer: C) Skin
    Explanation: The skin is the largest organ in the human body.

    Question 46: A deficiency of Vitamin C leads to which disease?

    A) Rickets
    B) Scurvy
    C) Pellagra
    D) Burkitt’s

    Answer
    Answer: B) Scurvy
    Explanation: A deficiency of Vitamin C leads to scurvy, which causes swollen and bleeding gums.

    Question 47: What is the largest cell in the human body?

    A) Human Egg
    B) Red Blood Cell
    C) Liver Cell
    D) Nerve Cell

    Answer
    Answer: A) Human Egg
    Explanation: The human egg (ovum) is the largest cell in the human body.

    Question 48: What is considered the best sensory organ?

    A) Eye
    B) Ear
    C) Skin
    D) Nose

    Answer
    Answer: C) Skin
    Explanation: The skin is considered the best sensory organ because it can sense many stimuli.

    Question 49: Which nutrient is most essential for nutrition?

    A) Carbohydrates
    B) Protein
    C) Fats
    D) Vitamins

    Answer
    Answer: A) Carbohydrates
    Explanation: Carbohydrates are the main source of energy and are thus the most essential.

    Question 50: What is the name of the plant hormone that regulates growth?

    A) Ethylene
    B) Auxin
    C) Cytokinin
    D) Gibberellin

    Answer
    Answer: B) Auxin
    Explanation: Auxin controls the growth of plants.

    Question 51: Which organ regulates blood pressure?

    A) Heart
    B) Kidneys
    C) Liver
    D) Lungs

    Answer
    Answer: B) Kidneys
    Explanation: The kidneys play an important role in regulating blood pressure.

    Question 52: What is the study of the remains of organisms called?

    A) Paleontology
    B) Genetics
    C) Ecology
    D) Microbiology

    Answer
    Answer: A) Paleontology
    Explanation: The study of the remains of organisms is called Paleontology.

    Question 53: What part is included in the structure of a virus?

    A) Nucleus
    B) Protein coat
    C) Mitochondria
    D) Chloroplast

    Answer
    Answer: B) Protein coat
    Explanation: The structure of a virus includes a protein coat that protects the genetic material.

    Question 54: Which part of the plant absorbs water?

    A) Leaves
    B) Stem
    C) Roots
    D) Flowers

    Answer
    Answer: C) Roots
    Explanation: Water is primarily absorbed by the roots of plants.

    Question 55: What does Maltase digest?

    A) Proteins
    B) Fats
    C) Carbohydrates
    D) Vitamins

    Answer
    Answer: C) Carbohydrates
    Explanation: The enzyme Maltase digests carbohydrates.

    Question 56: In which part of the body does fat digestion occur?

    A) Stomach
    B) Intestine
    C) Liver
    D) Kidneys

    Answer
    Answer: B) Intestine
    Explanation: Fat digestion primarily occurs in the intestine.

    Question 57: Which organ plays a major role in drug absorption?

    A) Mouth
    B) Stomach
    C) Intestine
    D) Liver

    Answer
    Answer: C) Intestine
    Explanation: Drug absorption primarily takes place in the intestine.

    Question 58: Where are RBCs produced in the body?

    A) Liver
    B) Kidneys
    C) Bone marrow
    D) Liver

    Answer
    Answer: C) Bone marrow
    Explanation: Red blood cells (RBCs) are produced in the bone marrow.

    Question 59: What is the most important organ in the process of respiration?

    A) Heart
    B) Lungs
    C) Liver
    D) Kidneys

    Answer
    Answer: B) Lungs
    Explanation: The lungs are the most important organs in the process of respiration.

    Question 59: Who proposed the theory of natural selection?

    A) Louis Pasteur
    B) Charles Darwin
    C) Gregor Mendel
    D) Robert Hooke

    Answer
    Answer: B) Charles Darwin
    Explanation: The theory of natural selection was proposed by Charles Darwin.

    Question 60: Which organ is responsible for the production of red blood cells?

    A) Bone marrow
    B) Heart
    C) Brain
    D) Lungs

    Answer
    Answer: A) Bone marrow
    Explanation: Red blood cells, most white blood cells, and platelets are produced in the bone marrow.
  • Mauryan and Post-Mauryan Period MCQ

    Mauryan and Post-Mauryan Period History MCQs from the previous year exam question papers. The objective question answer is very helpful for the preparation of upcoming UPSC, SSC, UPSSSC PET Competitive exams.

    Mauryan and Post-Mauryan Period Questions

    Qns 1 : Which among the following is India’s oldest dynasty?

    (a) Gupta
    (b) Maurya
    (c) Vardhana
    (d) Kushana

    Answer
    Ans : (b) Maurya

    Qns 2 : First Indian Empire was established by

    (a) Kanishka
    (b) Harsha
    (c) Chandragupta Maurya
    (d) Samudragupta

    Answer
    Ans : (c) Chandragupta Maurya

    Qns 3 : Who was the first king to conquer Malwa, Gujarat and Maharashtra?

    (a) Harsha
    (b) Skandagupta
    (c) Vikramaditya
    (d) Chandragupta Maurya

    Answer
    Ans : (d) Chandragupta Maurya

    Qns 4 : In which year Chandragupta Maurya had defeated Seleucus?

    (a) 317 BC
    (b) 315 BC
    (c) 305 BC
    (d) 300 BC

    Answer
    Ans : (c) 305 BC

    Qns 5 : Who came to India during the time of Chandragupta Maurya?

    (a) Faxian (Fa-Hien)
    (b) Xuanzang (Hiuen Tsang)
    (c) Megasthenes
    (d) Strabo

    Answer
    Ans : (c) Megasthenes

    Qns 6: The Greek ambassador Megasthenese was in the court of which of the following rulers?

    (a) Ashoka
    (b) Chandragupta
    (c) Bindusara
    (d) Chanakya

    Answer
    Ans : (b) Chandragupta

    Qns 7 : Who was referred to as ‘Sandrocottus’ in the writings of the Greeks?

    (a) Ashoka
    (b) Bindusara
    (c) Chandragupta Maurya
    (d) Dhanananda

    Answer
    Ans : (c) Chandragupta Maurya

    Qns 8 : Who was the son of Chandragupta?

    (a) Bindusara
    (b) Chandragupta II
    (c) Ashoka
    (d) Bimbasara

    Answer
    Ans : (a) Bindusara

    Qns 9 : To which dynasty did Ashoka belong?

    (a) Vardhana
    (b) Maurya
    (c) Kushan
    (d) Gupta

    Answer
    Ans : (b) Maurya

    Qns 10 : Which of the king has been mentioned as ‘Piyadassi’ and Devanampiya’ in inscriptions?

    (a) Chandragupta Maurya
    (b) Ashoka
    (c) Samudragupta
    (d) Harshavardhana

    Answer
    Ans : (b) Ashoka

    Qns 11 : Sarnath Pillar was built by

    (a) Harshavardhana
    (b) Ashoka
    (c) Gautam Buddha
    (d) Kanishka

    Answer
    Ans : (b) Ashoka

    Qns 12 : Who constructed the ‘Sanchi Stupa’?

    (a) Chandragupta
    (b) Kautilya
    (c) Gautam Buddha
    (d) Ashoka

    Answer
    Ans : (d) Ashoka

    Qns 13 : Which one of the following inscriptions contains the name of Ashoka?

    (a) Gujarra
    (b) Ahraura
    (c) Brahmagiri
    (d) Sarnath

    Answer
    Ans : (a) Gujarra

    Qns 14 : Which one of the following is considered the best Stupa?

    (a) Amravati
    (b) Bharhut
    (c) Sanchi
    (d) Sarnath

    Answer
    Ans : (c) Sanchi

    Qns 15 : Language used in the inscriptions of Ashoka is

    (a) Sanskrit
    (b) Prakrit
    (c) Apabhramsa
    (d) Hindi

    Answer
    Ans : (b) Prakrit

    Qns 16 : Kalsi is famous for

    (a) Buddhist Chaityas
    (b) Persian coins
    (c) Rock Edicts of Ashoka
    (d) Temples of Gupta period

    Answer
    Ans : (c) Rock Edicts of Ashoka

    Qns 17 : Kautilya was Prime Minister of

    (a) Chandragupta Vikramaditya
    (b) Ashoka
    (c) Chandragupta Maurya
    (d) King Janak

    Answer
    Ans : (c) Chandragupta Maurya

    Qns 18 : The another name of Chanakya was

    (a) Bhattswami
    (b) Vishnugupta
    (c) Rajshekhar
    (d) Vishakhadatta

    Answer
    Ans : (b) Vishnugupta

    Qns 19 : The most famous centre of learning during Maurya period was

    (a) Vaishali
    (b) Nalanda
    (c) Taxila
    (d) Ujjain

    Answer
    Ans : (c) Taxila

    Qns 20 : The system governing villages through autonomous elected Panchayats was evolved by

    (a) Kushans
    (b) Dravids
    (c) Aryans
    (d) Mauryans

    Answer
    Ans : (d) Mauryans

    Qns 21 : During Mauryan Period ‘Pin tax’ was a

    (a) tax given for labour
    (b) irrigation tax
    (c) tax on non-agricultural product
    (d) tax collected by a village

    Answer
    Ans : (d) tax collected by a village

    Qns 22 : ‘Sita’ in Maurya period means

    (a) a Goddess
    (b) a religious sect
    (c) revenue from crown land
    (d) barren land

    Answer
    Ans : (c) revenue from crown land

    Qns 23 : India’s first hospital and herbal gardens were built by

    (a) Ashoka
    (b) Chandragupta Maurya
    (c) Lord Mahavir
    (d) Dhanvantari

    Answer
    Ans : (a) Ashoka

    Qns 24 : India’s first hospital and herbal gardens were built by

    (a) Ashoka
    (b) Chandragupta Maurya
    (c) Lord Mahavir
    (d) Dhanvantari

    Answer
    Ans : (d) Dhanvantari

    Qns 25 : Kautilya’s Arthashastra is a book on

    (a) economic relations
    (b) principles and practice of statecraft
    (c) foreign policy
    (d) wealth accumulation

    Answer
    Ans : (b) principles and practice of statecraft

    Qns 26 : What is the name of Megasthenes’s book?

    (a) Economics
    (b) Rig Veda
    (c) Purana
    (d) Indica

    Answer
    Ans : (d) Indica

    Qns 27 : Who among the following was not a contemporary of the other three?

    (a) Bimbisara
    (b) Gautama Buddha
    (c) Milinda
    (d) Prasenjit

    Answer
    Ans : (c) Milinda

    Qns 28 : The last Mauryan emperor was

    (a) Jaloka
    (b) Avanti Verma
    (c) Nandivardhana
    (d) Brihadratha

    Answer
    Ans : (d) Brihadratha

    Qns 29 : The following persons came to India at one time or another.
    I. Fa-Hien II. I-Tsing
    III. Megasthenes IV. Hieun-Tsang
    The correct chronological sequence of their visits are

    (a) III, I, II and IV
    (b) III, I, IV, II
    (c) I, III, II and IV
    (d) I, III, IV and II

    Answer
    Ans : (b) III, I, IV, II

    Qns 30 : Who started the Shaka era and when?

    (a) Kadphises in 58 BC [WBCS 2008]
    (b) Vikramaditya in 58 BC
    (c) Rudradaman I in AD 78
    (d) Kanishka in AD 78

    Answer
    Ans : (d) Kanishka in AD 78

    Qns 31 : Which of the following dynasty empire was expanded even outside of India?

    (a) Gupta dynasty
    (b) Maurya dynasty
    (c) Kushan dynasty
    (d) None of these

    Answer
    Ans : (c) Kushan dynasty

    Qns 32 : Art of Ganghara style flourished during the reign of

    (a) Kushans
    (b) Guptas
    (c) Akbar
    (d) Mauryas

    Answer
    Ans : (a) Kushans

    Qns 33 : Who among the following was the ruler of Kushan dynasty?

    (a) Vikramaditya
    (b) Danti Durga
    (c) Khadphises I
    (d) Pushyamitra

    Answer
    Ans : (c) Khadphises I

    Qns 34 : The capital of the Satavahanas was located at

    (a) Amravati
    (b) Nanded
    (c) Naldurg
    (d) Durg

    Answer
    Ans : (a) Amravati

    Qns 35 : When was Vikram Samvat started?

    (a) 78 AD
    (b) 57 BC
    (c) 72 BC
    (d) 56 BC

    Answer
    Ans : (b) 57 BC

    Qns 36 : The art style which combines Indian and Greek feature is called

    (a) Sikhar
    (b) Vera
    (c) Gandhara
    (d) Nagara

    Answer
    Ans : (c) Gandhara

    Qns 37 : With reference to the invaders in ancient India, which one of the following is the correct chronological order?

    (a) Greeks, Shakas and Kushans
    (b) Greeks, Kushans and Shakas
    (c) Shakas, Greeks and Kushans
    (d) Shakas, Kushans and Greeks

    Answer
    Ans : (d) Shakas, Kushans and Greeks

    Qns 38 : Which one of the following is the correct chronological order of the given rulers of ancient India?

    (a) Ashoka, Kanishka and Milinda
    (b) Milinda, Ashoka and Kanishka
    (c) Ashoka, Milinda and Kanishka
    (d) Milinda, Kanishka and Ashoka

    Answer
    Ans : (c) Ashoka, Milinda and Kanishka

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  • Awards and Honours MCQs for Competitive Exams

    Awards and Honours MCQs questions for Competitive Exams. Important gk question with answer and explanation for free online practice.

    Awards and Honours GK Questions


    Question 1: The Grammy Award is given in which field?

    A) Acting
    B) Music
    C) Singing
    D) Boxing

    Answer
    Answer: B) Music
    Explanation: The Grammy Award is presented for excellence in the field of music. It honors musicians, singers, producers, and other music professionals in various categories.

    Question 2: Who was the first woman to receive the Bharat Ratna award?

    A) Mother Teresa
    B) Indira Gandhi
    C) Lata Mangeshkar
    D) Sarojini Naidu

    Answer
    Answer: B) Indira Gandhi
    Explanation: Indira Gandhi was the first woman to be honored with the Bharat Ratna, India’s highest civilian award. She received it in 1971 for her leadership and significant contributions to the nation’s development.

    Question 3: The Moortidevi Award is given annually in which of the following fields?

    A) Literature
    B) Films
    C) Journalism
    D) Music

    Answer
    Answer: A) Literature
    Explanation: The Moortidevi Award is presented annually for contributions to Indian literature. It is awarded by the Bharatiya Jnanpith for literary works that reflect Indian philosophy and culture.

    Question 4: The Oscar award has been won 26 times by whom?

    A) Charlie Chaplin
    B) Alfred Hitchcock
    C) Walt Disney
    D) Akira Kurosawa

    Answer
    Answer: C) Walt Disney
    Explanation: Walt Disney holds the record for the most Academy Awards (Oscars) won by an individual, with a total of 26 wins and 59 nominations.

    Question 5: How many Nobel Prizes are awarded each year?

    A) 6
    B) 5
    C) 7
    D) 4

    Answer
    Answer: A) 6

    Explanation: The Nobel Prizes are awarded in the fields of Peace, Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Literature, and Economics. The Economics prize was added in 1968, so a total of 6 Nobel Prizes are awarded.

    Question 6: Who was the first foreigner to receive the Bharat Ratna award?

    A) Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan
    B) Nelson Mandela
    C) Dalai Lama
    D) Annie Besant

    Answer
    Answer: A) Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan

    Explanation: Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, also known as “Frontier Gandhi,” was the first foreign citizen to receive the Bharat Ratna. He received this honor in 1987.

    Question 7: In which year did Dadasaheb Phalke produce the first feature film?

    A) 1911
    B) 1913
    C) 1910
    D) 1912

    Answer
    Answer: B) 1913

    Explanation: Dadasaheb Phalke produced India’s first feature film “Raja Harishchandra” in 1913. It is considered the foundation of Indian cinema.

    Question 8: Who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize of 2023?

    A) Malala Yousafzai (Pakistan)
    B) Kailash Satyarthi (India)
    C) Both Malala Yousafzai (Pakistan) and Kailash Satyarthi (India)
    D) Narges Mohammadi

    Answer
    Answer: D) Narges Mohammadi

    Explanation: In 2023, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Iranian human rights activist Narges Mohammadi.

    Question 9: Who was awarded the first Nobel Prize in Economics?

    A) Stiglitz
    B) Paul A. Samuelson
    C) Amartya Sen
    D) Jan Tinbergen and Ragnar Frisch

    Answer
    Answer: D) Jan Tinbergen and Ragnar Frisch

    Explanation: In 1969, the first Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Jan Tinbergen and Ragnar Frisch for their contributions to econometrics.

    Question 10: In which city is the Nobel Peace Prize awarded?

    A) Brussels
    B) Geneva
    C) Oslo
    D) Stockholm

    Answer
    Answer: C) Oslo

    Explanation: The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded in Oslo, Norway, while the other Nobel Prizes are awarded in Stockholm, Sweden.

    Awards and Honours : Current Affairs

    Question 11: Who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize of 2023?

    A) Malala Yousafzai
    B) Kailash Satyarthi
    C) Narges Mohammadi
    D) Abiy Ahmed Ali

    Answer
    Answer: C) Narges Mohammadi

    Explanation: The Nobel Peace Prize 2023 was awarded to Iranian human rights activist Narges Mohammadi for her courageous actions.

    Question 12: Who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2023?

    A) Annie Ernaux
    B) Abdulrazak Gurnah
    C) Jon Fosse
    D) Olga Tokarczuk

    Answer
    Answer: C) Jon Fosse

    Explanation: The Nobel Prize in Literature 2023 was awarded to Norwegian author Jon Fosse, known for his innovative plays and prose which give voice to the unsayable.

    Question 13: In which field was the Nobel Prize in Economics awarded in 2023?

    A) Environmental Economics
    B) Study of Global Poverty
    C) Banking Crisis
    D) Development Economics

    Answer
    Answer: C) Banking Crisis

    Explanation: The 2023 Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to three economists for their research on banking and financial crises.

    Question 14: Which film won the Oscar Award for Best Picture in 2023?

    A) Everything Everywhere All at Once
    B) Top Gun: Maverick
    C) The Banshees of Inisherin
    D) Tár

    Answer
    Answer: (A) Everything Everywhere All at Once

    Explanation: The Oscar for Best Picture in 2023 went to “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” a unique science fiction-comedy film.

    Question 15: Who won the Oscar for Best Actress in 2023?

    A) Cate Blanchett
    B) Michelle Yeoh
    C) Olivia Colman
    D) Ana de Armas

    Answer
    Answer: B) Michelle Yeoh

    Explanation: Michelle Yeoh received the Oscar for Best Actress in 2023 for her exceptional performance in “Everything Everywhere All at Once.”

    Question 16: Who was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2023?

    A) Barbara Kingsolver
    B) Ernest Hemingway
    C) Margaret Atwood
    D) Jodi Picoult

    Answer
    Answer: A) Barbara Kingsolver

    Explanation: Barbara Kingsolver won the 2023 Pulitzer Prize for her novel “Demon Copperhead.”

    Question 17: Who was awarded France’s highest civilian honor “Legion of Honour” on Bastille Day in 2023?

    A) Narendra Modi
    B) Shinzo Abe
    C) Vladimir Putin
    D) Joe Biden

    Answer
    Answer: A) Narendra Modi

    Explanation: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was honored with the “Legion of Honour” by French President Emmanuel Macron on Bastille Day in 2023.

    Question 18: Who was chosen as “Person of the Year” by Time magazine in 2023?

    A) Elon Musk
    B) Joe Biden
    C) Vladimir Zelenskyy
    D) Taylor Swift

    Answer
    Answer: D) Taylor Swift

    Explanation: American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift was chosen as “Person of the Year” in 2023 for her widespread cultural impact.

    Question 19: Who won the Grammy Award for “Song of the Year” in 2023?

    A) Beyoncé
    B) Harry Styles
    C) Bonnie Raitt
    D) Taylor Swift

    Answer
    Answer: C) Bonnie Raitt

    Explanation: Bonnie Raitt won the Grammy Award for “Song of the Year” in 2023 for her song “Just Like That.”

    Question 20: Which award did the Indian film “RRR” win in 2024?

    A) Oscar
    B) Grammy
    C) BAFTA
    D) Golden Globe

    Answer
    Answer: D) Golden Globe

    Explanation: In 2024, the song “Naatu Naatu” from the film “RRR” won the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song.

    Question 21: Who received the Booker Prize of 2023?

    A) Shehan Karunatilaka
    B) George Saunders
    C) Jon Fosse
    D) Ian McEwan

    Answer
    Answer: A) Shehan Karunatilaka

    Explanation: Sri Lankan author Shehan Karunatilaka received the 2023 Booker Prize for his novel “The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida.”

    Question 22: Which Indian film director was honored at the Cannes Film Festival in 2023?

    A) Anurag Kashyap
    B) Sanjay Leela Bhansali
    C) Mani Ratnam
    D) S.S. Rajamouli

    Answer
    Answer: C) Mani Ratnam

    Explanation: Mani Ratnam was honored with a special award at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival for his contributions to Indian cinema.

    Question 23: Who received India’s highest military honor, the “Param Vir Chakra,” in 2023?

    A) Captain Vikram Batra
    B) Major Somnath Sharma
    C) Subedar Sanjay Kumar
    D) Captain Abhilash Mishra

    Answer
    Answer: D) Captain Abhilash Mishra

    Explanation: Captain Abhilash Mishra was honored with the “Param Vir Chakra” in 2023 for his exceptional bravery in the Indian Army.

    Question 24: Who received the prestigious “Billboard Music Award” for music in 2023?

    A) Harry Styles
    B) Taylor Swift
    C) Drake
    D) Ed Sheeran

    Answer
    Answer: B) Taylor Swift

    Explanation: Taylor Swift received awards in several categories at the 2023 Billboard Music Awards, including the title of Top Artist of the Year.

    Question 25: Who was awarded the “Jnanpith Award” for literature in 2023?

    A) Vasudevan Nair
    B) Damodar Mauzo
    C) Annamalai
    D) Raghuveer Chaudhari

    Answer
    Answer: B) Damodar Mauzo

    Explanation: Goan author Damodar Mauzo was awarded the Jnanpith Award in 2023, which is the highest literary honor in India.

    Question 26: In which field was the Rolex Award given in 2023?

    A) Art
    B) Science
    C) Sports
    D) Environmental Protection

    Answer
    Answer: D) Environmental Protection

    Explanation: The 2023 Rolex Award was given for contributions to environmental protection and for the benefit of humanity.

    Question 27: Who won the “FIFA Best Player Award” for 2023?

    A) Lionel Messi
    B) Cristiano Ronaldo
    C) Neymar
    D) Kylian Mbappé

    Answer
    Answer: A) Lionel Messi

    Explanation: Lionel Messi was honored with the “FIFA Best Player Award” for 2023 after winning the FIFA World Cup for Argentina.

    Question 28: Who received the Grammy Award for “Best New Artist” in 2024?

    A) Olivia Rodrigo
    B) Billie Eilish
    C) Samara Joy
    D) Summer Walker

    Answer
    Answer: D) Samara Joy

    Explanation: Samara Joy, an emerging jazz vocalist, received the Grammy Award for “Best New Artist” in 2024.

    Question 29: Who was awarded the “Sahitya Akademi Award” in 2024?

    A) Arundhati Roy
    B) Jet Thakur
    C) Giriraj Kishore
    D) Vasudha Ravindran

    Answer
    Answer: B) Jet Thakur

    Explanation: Jet Thakur was awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award in 2024 for his novel “Aadhar.”

    Question 30: Who was awarded the “Padma Bhushan” in 2024?

    A) Shah Rukh Khan
    B) Ratan Tata
    C) Sudha Murthy
    D) Deepika Padukone

    Answer
    Answer: C) Sudha Murthy

    Explanation: Sudha Murthy was honored with the Padma Bhushan in 2024 for her social work and contributions to Indian literature.

  • Haryana GK MCQs for Competitive Exams

    Haryana General Knowledge : GK MCQs questions for Competitive Exams. Important previous year exam questions are provided for free online practice of students preparing for Haryana State Government jobs.

    Haryana General Knowledge questions

    Question 1: When was the state of Haryana established?
    a) 1 November 1966
    b) 15 August 1947
    c) 26 January 1950
    d) 2 October 1965

    Answer
    Answer: (a) 1 November 1966
    Explanation: Haryana was established as a separate state from Punjab on 1 November 1966. It was recognized as an independent state.

    Question 2: What is the capital of Haryana?
    a) Rohtak
    b) Faridabad
    c) Chandigarh
    d) Hisar

    Answer
    Answer: (c) Chandigarh
    Explanation: Chandigarh is the shared capital of both Haryana and Punjab.

    Question 3: Which is the largest district of Haryana in terms of area?
    a) Sirsa
    b) Bhiwani
    c) Gurugram
    d) Rohtak

    Answer
    Answer: (a) Sirsa
    Explanation: Sirsa is the largest district in Haryana by area. Earlier, Bhiwani was the largest, but after Charkhi Dadri was carved out, Sirsa became the largest.

    Question 4: Which district of Haryana is known for the cotton textile industry?
    a) Hisar
    b) Panipat
    c) Sonipat
    d) Karnal

    Answer
    Answer: (b) Panipat
    Explanation: Panipat is known for its cotton textile industry and houses many textile mills.

    Question 5: Which river is considered the most important in Haryana?
    a) Yamuna
    b) Ghaggar
    c) Sutlej
    d) Ganga

    Answer
    Answer: (a) Yamuna
    Explanation: The Yamuna River is the most important river in Haryana, flowing through the eastern part of the state.

    Question 6: What is the state bird of Haryana?
    a) House Sparrow
    b) Black Francolin
    c) Peacock
    d) Parrot

    Answer
    Answer: (b) Black Francolin
    Explanation: The Black Francolin is the state bird of Haryana.

    Question 7: Which place in Haryana is famous for ‘Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalaya’?
    a) Sonipat
    b) Panipat
    c) Rohtak
    d) Hisar

    Answer
    Answer: (a) Sonipat
    Explanation: ‘Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalaya’ is a prominent women’s university located in Sonipat.

    Question 8: What is the state flower of Haryana?
    a) Rose
    b) Lotus
    c) Sunflower
    d) Marigold

    Answer
    Answer: (b) Lotus
    Explanation: Lotus is the state flower of Haryana.

    Question 9: In which month is the ‘Surajkund Mela’ held in Haryana?
    a) January
    b) February
    c) March
    d) April

    Answer
    Answer: (b) February
    Explanation: The ‘Surajkund Mela’ is held every year in February at Surajkund in Faridabad district.

    Question 10: Which is the oldest city in Haryana?
    a) Jind
    b) Panipat
    c) Hisar
    d) Rohtak

    Answer
    Answer: (a) Jind
    Explanation: Jind is a historic city in Haryana and one of the oldest districts in the state. It serves as the district headquarters.

    Question 11: What is the state sport of Haryana?
    a) Football
    b) Kabaddi
    c) Hockey
    d) Wrestling

    Answer
    Answer: (d) Wrestling
    Explanation: Wrestling is considered the state sport of Haryana, and many wrestlers from here are famous at national and international levels.

    Question 12: What is the state tree of Haryana?
    a) Peepal
    b) Neem
    c) Banyan
    d) Mango

    Answer
    Answer: (a) Peepal
    Explanation: The Peepal tree is the state tree of Haryana and is known for its medicinal properties.

    Question 13: When was Kurukshetra University established in Haryana?
    a) 1950
    b) 1957
    c) 1960
    d) 1965

    Answer
    Answer: (b) 1957
    Explanation: Kurukshetra University was established in 1957 and is one of the leading educational institutions in the state.

    Question 14: When was the Panchayati Raj system implemented in Haryana?
    a) 1950
    b) 1956
    c) 1994
    d) 1965

    Answer
    Answer: (c) 1994
    Explanation: The Panchayati Raj system was implemented in Haryana in 1994.

    Question 15: What is the official language of Haryana?
    a) Hindi
    b) Punjabi
    c) Urdu
    d) Haryanvi

    Answer
    Answer: (a) Hindi
    Explanation: Hindi is the official language of Haryana. However, Haryanvi and Punjabi are also widely spoken.

    Question 16: Which city in Haryana is known as the hub of boxing?
    a) Bhiwani
    b) Sonipat
    c) Panchkula
    d) Gurugram

    Answer
    Answer: (a) Bhiwani
    Explanation: Bhiwani is called “Mini Cuba” and the hub of boxing because a large number of boxers come from there.

    Question 17: Which district of Haryana is known as “Science City”?
    a) Faridabad
    b) Gurugram
    c) Karnal
    d) Ambala

    Answer
    Answer: (d) Ambala
    Explanation: Ambala in Haryana is known for the production of scientific instruments.

    Question 18: What is Haryana’s rank in India by area?
    a) 20th
    b) 22nd
    c) 24th
    d) 25th

    Answer
    Answer: (a) 20th
    Explanation: Haryana ranks 20th in India by area, covering 44,212 km².

    Question 19: Which is the largest district of Haryana in terms of area?
    a) Faridabad
    b) Rohtak
    c) Panchkula
    d) Sirsa

    Answer
    Answer: (d) Sirsa
    Explanation: Sirsa is the largest district in Haryana by area, covering 4,277 sq. km.

    Question 20: In which district of Haryana is the Agricultural University located?
    a) Kurukshetra
    b) Hisar
    c) Karnal
    d) Faridabad

    Answer
    Answer: (b) Hisar
    Explanation: ‘Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University’ is located in Hisar, and it is a major center for agricultural education and research.

    Question 21: In which city of Haryana is the ‘Surajkund International Crafts Mela’ organized?
    a) Gurugram
    b) Faridabad
    c) Panchkula
    d) Karnal

    Answer
    Answer: (b) Faridabad
    Explanation: The Surajkund International Crafts Mela is held every year in Faridabad during the spring season in February.

    Question 22: In which city of Haryana is the ‘IT Park’ located?
    a) Gurugram
    b) Hisar
    c) Karnal
    d) Panchkula

    Answer
    Answer: (d) Panchkula
    Explanation: The IT Park in Panchkula was established in 2008 and is located behind Nada Sahib Gurudwara in Sector 22.

    Question 23: Where did Lord Krishna deliver the teachings of the Gita?
    a) Jyotisar
    b) Shahabad
    c) Ladwa
    d) Pehowa

    Answer
    Answer: (a) Jyotisar
    Explanation: Jyotisar in Kurukshetra is believed to be the place where Lord Krishna gave the teachings of the Gita to Arjuna during the Mahabharata war.

    Question 24: Where is the Markandeshwar Temple of Haryana located?
    a) Kurukshetra
    b) Ambala
    c) Kaithal
    d) Panipat

    Answer
    Answer: (a) Kurukshetra
    Explanation: The Markandeshwar Mahadev Temple is

    Question 25: What is the ancient epic of Haryana?

    a) Mahabharata
    b) Samaveda
    c) Atharvaveda
    d) Ramayana

    Answer
    Answer: a) Mahabharata
    Explanation: In the Indian epic Mahabharata, Haryana is mentioned as Bahudhanaka and Bahudhana, which highlights its importance and prosperity.

    Question 26: When was the Haryana State Agricultural Marketing Board established?

    a) 1 August 1969
    b) 1 September 1966
    c) 1 September 1971
    d) 1 August 1972

    Answer
    Answer: a) 1 August 1969
    Explanation: The Haryana State Agricultural Marketing Board was established on 1st August, 1969.

    Question 27: Who is known as the Iron Man of Haryana?

    a) Bansi Lal
    b) Pt. Nekiram Sharma
    c) Chaudhary Chhotu Ram
    d) Pt. Bhagwat Dayal Sharma

    Answer
    Answer: a) Bansi Lal

    Question 28: In which year was the Ambala Cantonment (military base) established in Haryana?

    a) 1839
    b) 1840
    c) 1842
    d) 1843

    Answer
    Answer: d) 1843

    Question 29: Who was the longest-serving Chief Minister of Haryana?

    a) Om Prakash Chautala
    b) Bhupinder Singh Hooda
    c) Bansi Lal
    d) Bhajan Lal

    Answer
    Answer: d) Bhajan Lal

    Question 30: In which company’s petroleum complex is located in Panipat district of Haryana?

    a) Bharat Petroleum
    b) Essar Petroleum
    c) Indian Oil Corporation
    d) Reliance Petroleum

    Answer
    Answer: c) Indian Oil Corporation

    Question 31: Which city of Haryana was described in the book of the famous Chinese traveler Hiuen Tsang for its grandeur and prosperity?

    a) Panipat
    b) Rohtak
    c) Ambala
    d) Thanesar

    Answer
    Answer: d) Thanesar
    Explanation: Harshavardhana was born in 590 AD in Thanesar (Thanesar, Haryana), to King Prabhakaravardhana. Chinese Buddhist traveler Hiuen Tsang praised the achievements of King Harshavardhana in his writings.

    Question 32: What is the average height of the alluvial plains in Haryana?

    a) Between 200–220 meters
    b) Between 200–240 meters
    c) Between 210–270 meters
    d) Between 220–240 meters

    Answer
    Answer: c) Between 210–270 meters
    Explanation: The alluvial plain is situated at a height of 700 to 900 feet (210 to 270 meters), and the only perennial river, Yamuna, flows along the eastern border of the state.

    Question 33: Who was the founder of Bhiwani?

    a) Karampal
    b) Maharaja Dandpati
    c) Anangpal
    d) Neem Singh

    Answer
    Answer: d) Neem Singh
    Explanation: The district headquarters, Bhiwani city, is named after it. Bhiwani is believed to have been founded by a Rajput named Neem Singh, after his wife Bhani.

    Question 34: Markanda is a major tributary of which river?

    a) Yamuna
    b) Saraswati
    c) Indori
    d) Ghaggar

    Answer
    Answer: d) Ghaggar
    Explanation: The Markanda River is a tributary of the Ghaggar River. It originates from Uttamwala Baraban in Sirmaur district of Himachal Pradesh and passes through Ambala and Kurukshetra districts.

    Question 35: When was Gurgaon renamed Gurugram?

    a) 10 April 2016
    b) 11 April 2016
    c) 12 April 2016
    d) 13 April 2016

    Answer
    Answer: c) 12 April 2016
    Explanation: Gurgaon was renamed Gurugram in the year 2016.

    Question 36: Where is the Pandu Mela held?

    a) Papahana Asandh
    b) Amupur
    c) Salwan
    d) Indri

    Answer
    Answer: a) Papahana Asandh

    Question 37: Sakshi Malik, who won a medal in the Rio Olympics, belongs to which district of Haryana?

    a) Sirsa
    b) Panipat
    c) Rohtak
    d) Karnal

    Answer
    Answer: c) Rohtak
    Explanation: Sakshi Malik was born on 3rd September 1992 in Mokhra village of Rohtak district, Haryana.

    Question 38: What is the first novel written in Haryanvi?

    a) Kayakalp
    b) Harigandha
    c) Jhaadu Phiri
    d) Haryana Samvaad

    Answer
    Answer: c) Jhaadu Phiri
    Explanation: The first novel written in Haryanvi language is Jhaadu Phiri, authored by Rajaram Shastri.

    Question 39: Who started the publication of ‘Haryana Sandesh’?

    a) Brahmanand
    b) Pyarelal
    c) Atmaram Jain
    d) Pt. Neki Ram Sharma

    Answer
    Answer: d) Pt. Neki Ram Sharma
    Explanation: Haryana Sandesh was a weekly magazine started by Pt. Neki Ram Sharma.

    Question 40: Where is the tomb of Sheikh Chilli located?

    a) Thanesar
    b) Gharaunda
    c) Ganaur
    d) Jagadhri

    Answer
    Answer: a) Thanesar
    Explanation: The tomb of Sheikh Chilli is located in Thanesar near Kurukshetra.

    Question 41: What is the highest literary award of Haryana?

    a) Soor Samman
    b) Vyas Puraskar
    c) Arjun Puraskar
    d) Bheem Puraskar

    Answer
    Answer: a) Soor Samman
    Explanation: The Soor Samman Puraskar is awarded for excellence in literature and is the highest literary honor in Haryana.

    Question 42: Who led the 1857 revolt in Kharkhoda?

    a) Naharsingh
    b) Khemchand
    c) Rao Tularam
    d) Risaldar Bisarat Ali

    Answer
    Answer: d) Risaldar Bisarat Ali
    Explanation: The revolt in Kharkhoda was led by farmer leader Risaldar Bisarat Ali with the support of the Ranghars of Rohtak.

    Question 43: Where was the first horticulture university of Haryana established?

    a) Karnal
    b) Rohtak
    c) Jind
    d) Kurukshetra

    Answer
    Answer: a) Karnal
    Explanation: Haryana’s first horticulture university, Maharana Pratap Horticultural University, was established in Karnal.

    Question 44: Where did the 1857 revolt begin in Haryana?

    a) Ambala Cantonment
    b) Sirsa Cantonment
    c) Hansi Cantonment
    d) Rewari Cantonment

    Answer
    Answer: a) Ambala Cantonment
    Explanation: The 1857 revolt began at Ambala Cantonment on the morning of 10th May 1857, where the 5th Native Infantry was stationed.

    Question 45: A large region of Haryana was once called ‘Shri Kanth Janpad’. Which dynasty’s ruler gave this name?

    a) Naga
    b) Pushyabhuti
    c) Hun
    d) Gupta

    Answer
    Answer: a) Naga
    Explanation: A ruler of the Naga dynasty named a large part of Haryana as ‘Shri Kanth Janpad’.

    Question 46: Who wrote the famous book Prithviraj Raso?

    a) Chand Bardai
    b) Surdas
    c) Babur
    d) Kabirdas

    Answer
    Answer: a) Chand Bardai
    Explanation: Prithviraj Raso is an epic written by Chand Bardai, who accompanied Prithviraj Chauhan to Ghazni.

    Question 47: The majority of Haryana’s land is dominated by which type of soil?

    a) Kachari soil
    b) Desert soil
    c) Sandy-loamy soil
    d) Loamy soil

    Answer
    Answer: a) Kachari soil
    Explanation: Generally, Kachari soil is found in most parts of Haryana.

    Question 48: In which district is the urea plant located?

    a) Bhiwani
    b) Rohtak
    c) Sonipat
    d) Panipat

    Answer
    Answer: d) Panipat

    Question 49: The village of Sihi near Faridabad is considered the birthplace of which famous devotional poet?

    a) Ramdas
    b) Raidas
    c) Surdas
    d) Tulsidas

    Answer
    Answer: c) Surdas
    Explanation: Sihi village in Faridabad is believed to be the birthplace of the great saint-poet Surdas, born in 1535 (Samvat).

    Question 50: How many days did the Mahabharata war last?

    a) 12
    b) 14
    c) 16
    d) 18

    Answer
    Answer: d) 18
    Explanation: The Mahabharata war lasted for 18 days, during which Lord Krishna gave the teachings of the Gita.

    Question 51: What was the ancient name of Panipat?

    a) Thaneshwar
    b) Sthanuvishwar
    c) Panduprastha
    d) Somnath

    Answer
    Answer: c) Panduprastha
    Explanation: According to legend, Panipat was one of the five cities (prastha) established by the Pandavas, known as Panduprastha.

    Question 52: Dr. Gopi Chand Bhargava, the first Chief Minister of Punjab, belonged to which district of Haryana?

    a) Hisar
    b) Sirsa
    c) Bhiwani
    d) Yamunanagar

    Answer
    Answer: b) Sirsa
    Explanation: Dr. Gopi Chand Bhargava was born on 8 March 1889 in Sirsa, which was part of unified Punjab and is now in Haryana.

    Question 53: Where does the Saraswati River enter Haryana?

    a) From Pinjore
    b) From Kalesar
    c) From Panchkula
    d) From Adi Badri

    Answer
    Answer: d) From Adi Badri
    Explanation: The Saraswati River is believed to originate from Adi Badri, located slightly below the Shivalik Hills near Yamunanagar.

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    #2. The Ramon Magsaysay Award was established in the year ________.

    #3. The ICTP Ramanujan Prize is awarded annually for excellence in _____.

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    #5. Where is the famous pilgrim spot of Sikhs, Sri Harmandir Sahib located ?

    #6. Who among the following is the author of the book ‘Democrats and Dissenters’ ?

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    #8. When is the Hindi Diwas observed annrally ?

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    #10. Q.16 Who is the author of the book ‘Pathway to God’?

    #11. Which of the following is the most literate district in India as per Census 2011?

    #12. Who has authored the book titled ‘India’s 71-Year Test: The Journey to Triumph in Australia’?

    #13. Who among the following is the author of the book ‘Amnesty’?

    #14. Which of the following is written by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee?

    #15. The author of the novel ‘The Ministry of Utmost Happiness’ is _________.

    #16. Which of the following is NOT a plantation crop?

    #17. For which famous English novel did Sunetra Gupta receive the Sahitya Akademi Award in 1996?

    #18. Nishagandhi Award is related to which state government?

    #19. Identify the woman social reformer who argued that religious leaders of every faith accorded an inferior place to women.

    #20. What is the objective of the Deen Dayal Antyodaya Yojana?

    #21. ‘Muntakhab-ut-Tawarikh’ was written by:

    #22. Which of the following is an autobiography of the 14th Dalai Lama?

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