General Knowledge - Mock Test 134

Question 1331

In literature, which author used the pseudonym Isaac Bickerstaff?

A) Mark Twain B) Jonathan Swift C) Roald Dahl D) None

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Question 1332

Which country’s population consists mostly of Flemings and Walloons?

A) Denmark B) Belgium C) Paraguay D) None

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Question 1333

Which nut is attached to a yellow or red pear-shaped false fruit?

A) Almond B) Cashew nut C) Walnut D) None

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Question 1334

If you were a cartographer, what would you be studying?

A) Maps B) Coins C) Postcards D) None

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Question 1335

Which leader did Mahatma Gandhi call the ‘Prince among Patriots’?

A) Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose B) Jawaharlal Nehru C) Vallabhbhai Patel D) None

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Question 1336

According to Thomas Alva Edison, what was 1 per cent inspiration and 99 per cent perspiration?

A) Genius B) Happiness C) His phonograph D) None

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Question 1337

In the hermitage of which sage was Shakuntala brought up?

A) Kanva B) Agastya C) Dronacharya D) None

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Question 1338

Which are the only big cats to have a tuft or a bunch of hair at the end of their tail?

A) Lions B) Tigers C) Jaguars D) None

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Question 1339

In 1976, in which catgeory did Sholay win its only Filmfare Award?

A) Best Film B) Best Director C) Best Editing D) None

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Question 1340

Who among these advises the Government of India on legal matters?

A) Attorney General B) Speaker of the Lok Sabha C) Governor of Reserve Bank of India D) None

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