General Knowledge Questions and Answers Easy Questions and Answers 2022 : World GK is one of the sections of General Knowledge/ General Awareness subject included in a variety of exams like SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, Bank PO, Clerk, UPSC, etc. This section is considered high-scoring and it aims to test the candidates’ knowledge/ awareness about various topics related to the world. There is no fixed pattern by which world General Knowledge questions are asked in the competitive exams.
General Knowledge Questions and Answers Easy Questions and Answers 2022
No.-1. The Indian National Congress was formed in?
Answer:- 1885.
No.-2. Reliance Jio has launched which digital wallet service for peoples?
Answer:- JioMoney.
No.-3. Name the new app name of ‘Tez app’ running by the Google?
Answer:- Google Pay.
No.-4. What is the IMF description?
Answer:- International Monetary Fund.
No.-5. Ruler of Mysore was whom?
Answer:- Hyder Ali.
No.-6. When British Indian Association was founded in India?
Answer:- October 29, 1851 at Calcutta.
No.-7. What do you mean by the Solar Wind into universe?
Answer:- This is happen when sun release the continuous flow of charged particles and which permeates the Solar System.
No.-8. Which is the second largest moon in our solar system?
Answer:- Titan (Saturn moon) is the second largest moon in our solar system.
No.-9. What do you mean by modem?
Answer:- This is the combined device for modulation and demodulation.
No.-10. Who set up the dual system of administration in Bengal?
Answer:- Robert Clive.
No.-11. Who give the first call of ‘India for Indians’ for Swarajya?
Answer:- ‘Dayanand Saraswati’.
No.-12. Who was the first man into space?
Answer:- Yuri Gagarin.
No.-13. Name the Galaxy is closest to our Galaxy ‘Milky Way’?
Answer:- Andromeda Galaxy.
No.-14. What is the age of Earth as calculated?
Answer:- Age of Earth is 4.543 billion years.
No.-15. Which planet have the ‘Great Red Spot’?
Answer:- Jupiter.
No.-16. What is the full form of NASA?
Answer:- The ‘National Aeronautics and Space Administration’.
No.-17. What is the full form of ESA?
Answer:- ‘European Space Agency’.
No.-18. Which service is used for sending or receiving mail on the Internet?
Answer:- Email.
No.-19. The term known as the electric meeting is what?
Answer:- Teleconferencing.
No.-20. Who established a trading post in 1612 at Gujarat?
Answer:- British.
No.-21. What was the year of Regulating Act?
Answer:- In 1773.
No.-22. Who was the Founder Father of Aligarh movement?
Answer:- Sir Syed Ahmed Khan.
No.-23. Who was the founder of Brahma Samaj?
Answer:- Raja Ram Mohan Roy.
No.-24. Who achived the discovery of ‘Vitamin C’?
Answer:- James Watson.
No.-25. Which gas is most popular as laughing gas?
Answer:- Nitrous oxide.
No.-26. To measure the Humidity in air, what instrument used?
Answer:- Hygrograph.
No.-27. What is the best source of Protein?
Answer:- Soyabean.
No.-28. What is the radiant energy of the sun is transmitted?
Answer:- Short waves.
No.-29. The Folded Earth book was written by?
Answer:- Anuradha Roy.
No.-30. Which rays is very helpful in Long distance photography?
Answer:- Infra Red rays.
No.-31. Mostly the atmosphere of Planet MARS is made of which gases?
Answer:- Carbon dioxide: 95.32%, Nitrogen: 2.7% and Argon: 1.6 %.
No.-32. What are the name of Galilean moons?
Answer:- Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto (moons of Jupiter).
No.-33. What weapon was invented by Ernest Swinton which used in 1916?
Answer:- Tank.
No.-34. King Zog ruled which of the Country?
Answer:- Albania.
No.-35. What is the staple food of one third of the worlds total population?
Answer:- Rice.
No.-36. What do you mean by IP address?
Answer:- Internet protocol.
No.-37. Name of vegetable which is also known as a flower?
Answer:- Broccoli.
No.- 38. ‘Foundations of Biology’ concept given by whom?
Answer:- Jean Piaget.
No.-39. Which planet is commonly known as Dwarf Planet?
Answer:- Pluto.
No.-40. What is the total height of Multi purpose Tower ‘Burj Khalifa’ builds in Dubai?
Answer:- Burj Khalifa is total height of 829.8 m or 2,722 ft.
No.-41. Where is the UN (United Nation) headquarter situated?
Answer:- Manhattan, New York City (USA).
No.-42. In which year the OxfordDictionaries.com was launched?
Answer:- In 1992.
No.-43. SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft launched on which date to the International Space Station (ISS) with NASA two astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley onboard?
Answer:- On May 30, 2020.
No.-44. World’s first hydrogen-powered train was launched in which country?
Answer:- Germany.
No.-45. How many Satellites in a single mission using PSLV C-37 launched in February 15th 2017?
Answer:- Total 104 satellites.
No.-46. Which car Company makes the Celica?
Answer:- Toyota.
No.-47. Who discovered first the blood circulation?
Answer:- William Harvey.
No.-48. Who won an Oscar for best supporting actor in Spartacus 1960?
Answer:- Peter Ustinov.
No.-49. Why pendulum clocks of slow in the summers?
Answer:- The length of the pendulum increases for summers.
No.-50. In 1885 who was the President of Congress?
Answer:- W.C.Barinerji.
No.-51. Why is energy is continuously generated in the sun?
Answer:- Due to nuclear fusion.
No.-52. For electroplating a spoon, it is placed in the voltameter at which postion?
Answer:- The position of cathode.
No.-53. Which rays deflect in the electric field?
Answer:- Cathode rays.
No.-54. The refractive index of a given piece of transparent quartz is greatest for which light?
Answer:- Violet light.
No.-55. The absorption of radio waves by the atmosphere depends on which thing?
Answer:- Their frequency.
No.-56. Which asset can be mortgaged?
Answer:- Land and Building.
No.-57. What is the name the author of this book “Atal Ji Ne Kaha”?
Answer: Brijendra Rehi.
No.-58. Goal of extension education is what?
Answer:- To promote scientific outlook.
No.-59. For how many years is Sheep able to breed?
Answer:- 10 years.
No.-60. Where was the venue of Olympic 2014?
Answer:- Athens.
No.-61. Where and when was World Meteorological Organization established?
Answer:- Geneva – 1978.
No.-62. The Indian Home Rule Society in London, was started by whom?
Answer:- Shyamji Krishna Verma.
No.-63. In eye donation which part of donor’s eye is utilized?
Answer:- Cornea.
No.-64. The Indian Constitution provides for the appointment of adhoc judges in the?
Answer:- Supreme Court.
No.-65. Which city hosted the 1980 Olympic Games?
Answer:- Moscow.
No.-66. At which US nuclear plant did a nuclear accident occur in 1979?
Answer:- Three Mile Island.
No.-67. Which is the world’s largest dry desert?
Answer:- Sahara.
No.-68. Which is the world’s second largest desert?
Answer:- Australian.
No.-69. In which athletics event did Bob Beamon hold the world record for 23 years?
Answer:- Long jump.
No.-70. What is the best conductor of electricity?
Answer:- Salt water.
No.-71. What is the average salinity of sea water?
Answer:- 3.5%.
No.-72. What is the function of heavy water in a nuclear reactor?
Answer:- Slow down the speed of neutrons.
No.-73. What is the name of cheque when a Bank returns unpaid?
Answer:- Dishonor of the cheque.
No.-74. What is the mean of NEFT?
Answer:- National Electronic Funds Transfer system.
No.-75. Who laid the foundation of nuclear Science in the country?
Answer:- Homi J. Bhabha.
No.-76. The filament of an electric bulb is made of which metal?
Answer:- Tungsten.
No.-77. The Government of India has decided to declare river as ‘National River’?
Answer:- Ganga.
No.-78. Who was a contemporary of Alexander, the Great?
Answer:- Chandragupt Maurya.
No.-79. By whom was the first republic of the world established in Vaishali?
Answer:- Lichhavi.
No.-80. Which was the most famous educational centre during the period of Mauryan age?
Answer:- Taxila.
No.-81. In which state was the Nalanda University located in India?
Answer:- Bihar.
No.-82. Which Veda contains an account of magical charms and spells?
Answer:- Atharvaveda.
No.-83. By which was Yavanika (Curtain) introduced in Indian theatre?
Answer:- Greeks.
No.-84. Which is called ‘The Bible of Tamil Land’?
Answer:- Kural.
No.-85. Samudragupta has been given the title of ‘Indian Napolean’ by which historian?
Answer:- V. A. Smith.
No.-86. In which century did the famous Chinese pilgrim Fahien visit India?
Answer:- 5th century AD.
No.-87. Who was the last ruler of the Tughlaq dynasty of the Delhi Sultanate?
Answer:- Mahmud Shah Tughlaq.
No.-88. Who founded four mathas in the four corners of India?
Answer:- Shankaracharya.
No.-89. Bhakt Tukaram was a contemporary of which Mughal emperor?
Answer:- Jahangir.
No.-90. Who was the most radia of the Bhakti Saints?
Answer:- ‘Kabir’.
No.-91. Name the suitable material for purify the water?
Answer:- Zeolites.
No.-92. Which part of the cell is essential for protein synthesis?
Answer:- Ribosomes.
No.-93. Which is purest form of iron?
Answer:- Wrought iron.
No.-94. Who wrote the ‘Man in the Iron Mask’?
Answer:- Alexander Dumas.
No.-95. Name the scientists discovered the radium?
Answer:- ‘The Curies’.
No.-96. What was the world’s first high level programming language in 1957?
Answer:- IBM FORTRAN.
No.-97. Which region of India was ruled by Sultan Zainul Abidin?
Answer:- Kashmir.
No.-98. Kirchhoff’s voltage law is based on the law of conservation of which thing?
Answer:- Energy.
No.-99. Two electron beams are traveling parallel to each other. What will be their reactions?
Answer:- Repel each other.
No.-100. Credit Cards are also known by which name?
Answer:- Plastic Money.