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The famous "Tennis Court Oath" is associated with the

Ten Downing Street is related to whom?

One liter of water is equivalent to how many kilograms?

The Leaning Tower is located in...

A place where birds are kept is called..

ORBIS is a

The term Fourth Estate refers to

Who was the person behind conversion of East India Company from a trading company into regional power?

The term 'Billion' is an Expression of which of the following?

The greatest contribution of the Romans to the world civilisation has been

The object of the Cabinet Mission was to...

A bill becomes a law when.......

Which among the Seven Wonders listed by Antipater has survived?

Brunei is a member of which of  following group of nations?

The Moplah Rebellion broke out in

The American Declaration of Independence was written by

The first nuclear device was detonated in...

Scholar Amir Khusro was patronised by the ruler

Civil Disobedience Movement was started in 1930 for

A place where bees are kept is called

Which country is called the "Sick Man of Europe"

Lotus dispute arose between Turkey and France in

Who is the founder of the organisation 'Red Cross'

The Declaration of Independence of the American Colonies was adopted by the Constitutional Congress on July 4, 1776 at

Which one of the following Sultans established diplomatic relations with China

Which country is called the Land of Pagoda?

Which one of the following deals with the measurement of the depth of spans, seas, etc?

The term 'Green Revolution' stands for

Which one of the following languages is spoken by the largest number of persons?

Nelson Mandela was the President of which country?

Symbol of which of the following is 'White Flag'

Which one of the following is known as the "Coffee Port" of the world?

The house or shelter of a Zulu tribe is called

MOSAD and AMAN are secret agencies of

Niagara Falls are situated in...

Granivorous animals are those that live on

Which American president declared that consumers had the right to safety, to be informed to choose, and to be heard?

Who has said, "Child is the father of man"?

International Women Day is observed on which of the following dates?

Which of the following countries/nations are referred to as 'Third World'?

Who introduced the principle of the Doctrine of Lapse

What is the name of the clown of the fast food giant McDonald?

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The house of shelter of an Arab called

Who amongst the following won a Nobel Prize for literature when he was the Head of a Government?

While functioning, what is the temperature level inside a refrigerator?

The eleven independent states of the former Soviet Union have assumed the name of...

A place where government records are kept is called

The act or process by which an alien is allowed to enjoy the privileges of a citizen of a country and ceases to be an alien is

Which of the following statements is incorrect of Bahrain?

Name the tree whose wood is used for making cricket bats

Kalahari Desert is in the country of...

Who has not been a Prime minister of Pakistan?

Which of the following Presidents of  America abolished slavery?

The Divine Right Theory was propogated to

The first man to reach the south pole on December 14, 1911 was

Who was the first to classify the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World?

Mount Everest is located in...

Homer was the greatest poet of the language namely:

Which of the following is the second most populous country of the world?

What was the immediate cause of the outbreak of the First World War

What is the approximate length of the Great Wall of China?

Who painted Mona Liza

The most important reason for dwindling forest resource today is

The North Atlantic sea route is regarded as an important international trade route because...

The number of times in a day the hour-hand and the minute-hand of a clock are at right angles is

The first country to legalise medically assisted suicide is....

The house or shelter of an Eskimo is called

Laissez faire means

Which one of the following is not a sea port?

STD is the abbreviation of which of the following?

The immediate cause for the outbreak of the First World War was...

The Eiffel Tower is located in...

Which of the following is not an essential element of the State?

Which of the following countries were the first member countries of the European Economic Community when it was established in 1957

Which of the following is not correctly matched

This broadcasting company is funded by the viewers and listeners of its home country who pay a license fee to keep it free from government control as well as advertisers. Name it

Deep Blue Black Box is connected with...

Name the place where Gautam Baddha was born

The British Prime Minister at the outbreak of World War II was

Which one of the following represents the dark, thick rain clouds?

The world's busiest inland waterway is

In the worst ever terrorist attacks on the U.S. soil, South Tower of the World Trade Center in New York was hit by which of the following flights

Why was number seven chosen for a classification of the world's great wondres?

Who among the following is regarded as the "Father of Russian Revolution"

The only couple to win Nobel Prize were the

What is the new name of European Community (E.C.)?

The Parliament of Russia is known as...

" Light Year" is the unit of measuring

The deputation of Muslim leaders to the Viceroy, Lord Minto II, seeking separate electorate was headed by

Which is the largest animal in the world

The former Soviet Republics that joined Russia to form the "Eurasian Alliance" include

A place where fish are kept is called

The movement withdrawn immediately after the Chauri-Chaura incident was...

Amnesty International is ...

Which of the following pairing is wrong

Who among the following is regarded as the forerunner of revenue administration in medieval India

The East India Company acquired in 1668 the island of Bombay from...

Which country is called "The Playground of Europe"

The Japanese Prime Minister at the time of World War II was