1. The country that has the world's largest Exclusive Economic Zone is: France
2. The mountain where Prophet Musa (AS) received the Ten Commandments is: Mount Sinai (Egypt)
3. Mount Fuji is the highest peak in: Japan
4. The incumbent Director General of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) is: Riffat Mukhtar Raja
5. The current Ukrainian Ambassador to Pakistan is: Markiian Chuchuk
6. Deosai National Park stretches between the districts of Skardu and: Astore
7. Muscat is the capital of: Oman
8. The Khalsa Panth is the collective body of: Sikh community
9. The author of the book “Six Glorious Epochs of Indian History” is: Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
10. A UN Assistance Mission is a United Nations Special Political Mission established by the: Security Council
11. Pakistan's Commissioner for Indus Waters is: Syed Mehr Ali Shah
12. The headquarters of D-8, also known as Developing-8, are located in: Istanbul
13. The Rolls Royce Company was founded in 1906 by: Charles Rolls and Henry Royce
14. The Juvenile Justice System Act (JJSA) was promulgated in: 2018
15. Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah joined the All-India Muslim League in: 1913
16. The National Assembly passed the Protection of Women (Criminal Law Amendment) Act in: 2006
17. The iconic Trevi Fountain is located in the Italian city of: Rome
18. Pakistan's first prime minister, Liaquat Ali Khan, was assassinated in Company Garden in Rawalpindi on: October 16, 1951
19. The assassin of Liaquat Ali Khan was: Said Akbar
20. The ancient festival of Yalda is celebrated in: Iran
21. The famous philosopher who authored “The Critique of Pure Reason” is: Immanuel Kant
22. The author of “History of Western Philosophy” is: Bertrand Russell
23. The canal which is considered a mini-Indus River in Sindh is: Rohri canal
24. “Rodad-e-Sitam” has been written by: Hamid Mir
25. The Punjab Forest Act was introduced in: 1927
26. The US aerospace and defence company that manufactures the F-16 fighter aircraft is: Lockheed Martin
27. World Meditation Day is observed every year on: December 21
28. Blue House is the presidential palace of: South Korea
29. Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) was founded in: 1955
30. The world's biggest oil importer is: China
31. Quaid-i-Azam passed his matriculation examination from: Christian Missionary Society High School
32. The first Indian member of the House of Commons was: Dadabhai Naoroji
33. Quaid-i-Azam married Emibai in 1892 and Rattanbai Petit in: 1918
34. The rivers known as cradles of the Mesopotamian civilization are the Tigris and: Euphrates
35. The person known as the founder of the modern Olympics is: Baron Pierre de Coubertin
36. Andarab Lake is among the most scenic glacial lakes in: Kalam Valley
37. China launched its One-Child Policy in 1979 which remained officially implemented from 1980 to: 2015
38. Tegucigalpa is the capital and largest city of: Honduras
39. The place recognized as the first city of the Taxila Civilization is: Bhir Mound
40. The first Urdu poet depicted on postal stamps was: Mirza Ghalib
41. The Pakistan Super League (PSL) was launched in: 2016
42. The Kashmir Institute of Nuclear Medicine, Oncology and Radiotherapy (KINOR) has opened in: Muzaffarabad
43. The first black woman to be elected to the United States Congress was: Shirley Anita Chisholm
44. Tanda Dam is located in: Kohat
45. The Kalri-Baghar (KB) Feeder is a perennial canal of: Kotri Barrage
46. WAM is the state news agency of: UAE
47. The world's largest contract maker of chips is: TSMC (Taiwan)
48. The Federal Government assumed the functions of the Government of Baluchistan in: 1976
49. The scientist who invented the air conditioner to control temperature and humidity was: Willis Haviland Carrier
50. The branch of medicine that deals with cancer is: Oncology
51. The number of degrees in a circle is: 360
52. The number of elements currently on the periodic table is: 118
53. The city that functions as the temporary seat for Yemen's internationally recognized government is: Aden
54. The first and last President of the Soviet Union (USSR) was: Mikhail Gorbachev
55. Mikhail Gorbachev introduced the policy reforms of perestroika (restructuring) and glasnost (transparency) in: 1991
56. Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan gained independence in: August 1991
57. Syed Zahoor Shah Hashmi was a renowned linguist, researcher, literary figure and poet of: Balochi language
58. The branch of medicine concerned with the eye and its diseases is: Ophthalmology
59. World Braille Day is an international day observed on: 4 January
60. Louis Braille, the inventor of the Braille system, belonged to: France
61. The first edition of Commonwealth Games was held in 1930 under the name: The British Empire Games
62. The first Commonwealth Games were held in 1930 in: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
63. The Commonwealth Games in which Pakistan secured its most gold medals yet were held in Australia: 1962 (8 Gold Medals)
64. December 21 is the longest day in: Southern Hemisphere
65. The ancient monument that was built to align with the movement of the sun on the solstices is: The Stonehenge
66. The concept of daylight saving time was first proposed by: Benjamin Franklin
67. The world-famous boxer who was born as Cassius Clay was: Muhammad Ali
68. Chou En-lai, a scholar and revolutionary, who became a founding father of modern China, died in: 1976
69. The fear or anxiety of not having a working mobile phone is called: Nomophobia
70. The 22.13-km Tianshan Shengli Tunnel is the world's longest expressway tunnel located in: China
71. India's Siliguri Corridor, colloquially known as the Chicken Neck, is located with Nepal, Bangladesh and: Bhutan
72. The author of 'The Eyewitness Standing in the Shadows of Pakistan's History' is:Muhammad Saeed Mehdi
73. The largest landlocked country in the world is: Kazakhstan
74. Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the OIC is: Amb. Fawad Sheron
75. The document often referred to as the Magna Carta of Indian education is: Wood's Despatch of 1854
76. A Stupa is a place of worship in: Buddhism
77. Vasco da Gama landed in India at Calicut in: 1498
78. The Weimar Triangle is a trilateral political and diplomatic grouping of France, Germany and: Poland
79. Spina Bifida is a congenital defect of: Spinal cord
80. The Treaty that established the European Union was: The Maastricht Treaty (1992)
81. The only country that has officially recognized the Afghan Taliban government is: Russia
82. The Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide (Genocide Convention) came into force on: Jan 12, 1951,
83. The sum of angles in a pentagon is: 540 degrees:.
84. The ocean in which we can find the North Pole is: The Arctic Ocean
85. The chemical element often used to fill balloons is: Helium
86. When copper is exposed to air or moisture, it turns: Green
87. The Ku Klux Klan, one of the most infamous hate groups in American history, was founded in: 1865
88. The two primary colours mixed to make green are: Blue and yellow
89. Dead Sea is a landlocked salt lake between Israel and: Jordan
90. The Asian Development Bank was established in: 1966
91. The United Nations Alliance of Civilizations has its headquarters in: New York
92. The sea of which the Gulf of Oman is the north-western arm is: Arabian Sea
93. The Blue Nile originates from Lake Tana in: Ethiopia
94. India is constructing the Ratle Hydroelectric Project on the river: Chenab
95. The first Indian Territory to be captured by a European power was: Goa
96. As per the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Report 2024, the country that is the worst doping offender globally is: India
97. Headquartered in Montreal (Canada), the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) was founded in: 1999
98. The Port of Rotterdam, Europe's largest port and a global trade gateway, is located in: The Netherlands
99. The world's largest nuclear plant is: Kashiwazaki-Kariwa (Japan)
100. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) was established in: 1960
