1. …….. was the only officially atheist country in the world(1967-90)
Ans Albania (1967-90 Under Communist rule, all forms of religion, including private prayer in the home and owning religious icons, were forbidden. Today, religious freedom is entrenched in Albanian law, but the legacy of 50 years without religion is that many established denominations are as foreign to most Albanians as the average cult.
2 Capital of Albania
Ans: Tirana
3 The world’s first postage stamp was issued in ………
Ans: 1840 by Great Britain
4. The US issued its first stamp on ………
Ans: July 1 1847
5 The ‘hobby of kids and kings’
Ans: Stamp-collection
6 Explain the philatelic term ‘Bisect’
Ans: Certain countries have permitted stamps to be cut in parts and used to pay a fraction of the original face value.
7 Foster father of ‘Karna’.
Ans: Adhiratha
8 A princes of the Puru dynasty, who was turned into a stone by the curse of her husband, Gautama.
Ans: Ahalya
9. Hermit born from the mind of Brahma
Ans: Angiras
10 Son of Drona and Krpi
Ans: Asvathama
11 The eldest of Pandavas
Ans: Dharmaputra
12. Villain in the Mahabharata story, the eldest of Kauravas.
Ans: Duryodhana
13 The son born to Bhima and Hidimbi
Ans: Ghatotkacha
14. Airport authority of India manages ………….. airports.
Ans: 126 airports (12 International, 88 Domestic and 26 Civil enclaves at Defence airfields.
15. Parliament of Mongolia
Ans: The Great Hural
16. Parliament of Iran
Ans: Majlis
17 Parliament of Sudan
Ans: Majlis Watani
18 The first person portrayed on a postage stamp was
Ans: Queen Victoria I
19 Who established the Vedanta Society in New Youk in 1895 to teach universal truths of Hinduism?
Ans: Vivekananda
20. First Nobel Prize winner for literature
Ans: Sully Prudhomme ( France 1901)
21. The actual time taken by the moon to complete its revolution round the Earth
Ans 27 Days 7 hours 43 minutes 11.5 seconds
22. The term of the Lok Sabha is ………
Ans: 5 years
23 Mussolini came in to power in Italy in …….
Ans: 1922
24. China became a republic in ……..
Ans: 1912
25 If the distance covered by a light ray is 3x10x km/s, what is x?
Ans: 5 ( 3 X 10 8 m/s)
26 The term of the Judges in the International court of Justice is ….
Ans: 9 Years
27 The diameter of the moon is ……….
Ans: 3454 Kilometer
28 Which color has the longest wave length?
Ans: Violet
29. What was introduced by Tim Bernerslee?
Ans: World wide web
30 Muhammed Ghori was defeated in the battle of …… held in 1191
Ans: Battle of Taraine
31 The OPEC was set up in the year of ……..
Ans: 1960 HQ Vienna
32. The main ore of Uranium is …
Ans: Pitchblende
33 What was invented by James Simpson?
Ans: Chloroform
34. The NATO was set up in the year of …….
Ans: 1949
35. Which are the Scandinavian Countries?
Ans: Norway, Sweden, Denmark. The term Nordic/Scandinavian has been applied to the five countries of northern Europe (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland)
36. The Tamil Literary work which describes the flourishing relationship of India with the Roman empire?
Ans: Jeevaka Chinthamani by Thiruttakkathevar
37 The Portuguese Viceroy who captured Goa in 1510 was ………
Ans: Alphonsa de Albuquerque
38 The first country to use Ballot paper
Ans: Australia
39 In which continent is the Amazon?
Ans: South America
40. Krishnadeva Raya belonged to the dynasty of ……….
Ans: Tuluva
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