This quiz works best with JavaScript enabled. Home > General Knowledge > General > Basic Gk > General Knowledge – Quiz 370 🏠 Homepage 📘 Download PDF Books 📕 Premium PDF Books General Knowledge Quiz 370 (60 MCQs) Quiz Instructions Select an option to see the correct answer instantly. 1. During the production of the Disney animated feature "Fantasia", what nickname was given by the animation department to the unnamed sorcerer in "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" segment? A) Abracadabra. B) Yen Sid. C) Gandalf. D) Pluto. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Yen Sid. 2. Where is Le Touquet? A) On the Bay of Biscay. B) Near Paris. C) Facing the English Channel. D) In the Mediterranean Sea. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Facing the English Channel. 3. The Strait of Otranto is the narrow passage between which two bodies of water? A) The Tyrrhenian Sea and the Ionian Sea. B) The Sea of Marmara and the Aegean Sea. C) The Ionian Sea and the Mediterranean. D) The Adriatic Sea and the Ionian Sea. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) The Adriatic Sea and the Ionian Sea. 4. In the nursery rhyme, who could eat no fat, and whose wife could eat no lean? A) The Duke of Gloucester. B) Jack Sprat. C) The Grand Old Duke of York. D) Jack Horner. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Jack Sprat. 5. Who was the criminal released by Pilate in preference to Jesus on the demand of the Jerusalem mob? A) Barabbas. B) Ben Hur. C) El Cid. D) Spartacus. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Barabbas. 6. Which Scottish architect, buried in Westminster Abbey, is famous for staircases, fireplaces, chimney pieces, and furniture built in residences in the 18th century? A) Christopher Wren. B) Robert Adam. C) Inigo Jones. D) Ian Athfield. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Robert Adam. 7. Which of these is an example of the law of conservation of momentum? A) The recoil of a gun. B) A stone rolling down a hill. C) A waterfall. D) Ice skating. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) The recoil of a gun. 8. What religion is the Dalai Lama? A) Muslim. B) Hindu. C) Christian. D) Buddhist. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Buddhist. 9. Which planet has a diameter of 7, 520 miles (12, 104 km) and a mass 0.82 times that of the Earth? A) Venus. B) Mars. C) Saturn. D) Mercury. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Venus. 10. How many countries border Brazil? A) 6. B) 11. C) 12. D) 10. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) 10. 11. 11 November is marked in many countries as Remembrance Day, Poppy Day, Armistice Day or Veterans Day to commemorate the sacrifices of members of the armed forces and civilians in time of war. Why has that date been selected? A) The beginning of World War II. B) The D Day landings in World War II. C) The end of hostilities in World War I. D) Adolf Hitler's birthday. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) The end of hostilities in World War I. 12. The Sunken Valley off the south-west coast of Tasmania, and coastal Fiordland on the south-west coast of Aotearoa New Zealand share what quality? A) Dense abalone populations. B) Immediate and sheer drop to a very deep sea bed. C) Normally deep-sea marine life lives within 40 m (131 ft) of the surface. D) The waters are close to boiling. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Normally deep-sea marine life lives within 40 m (131 ft) of the surface. 13. Where would a fatberg be found? A) In butter-making. B) In a circulating debris-filled ocean gyre. C) In sewers. D) In septic tanks. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) In sewers. 14. Which is closest to the prevailing climate in Mongolia? A) Humid. B) Wet. C) Temperate. D) Dry. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Dry. 15. Who succeeded Sir William Howe as Commander in Chief of the British forces in 1778 during the American War of Independence? A) Richard Howe. B) Sir Henry Clinton. C) Lord Cornwallis. D) Benedict Arnold. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Sir Henry Clinton. 16. When was the first written record of the name which British Honduras chose when it became independent from the UK in 1981? A) 1510. B) 1597. C) 1677. D) 1825. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) 1677. 17. Which of these has had a distinct National Olympic Committee since 1950 and competed at the Olympic Games from 1952, although it has been only a colony and a "region", but never a nation? A) Hong Kong. B) Goa. C) Macau. D) Taiwan. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Hong Kong. 18. In Britain in World War II, where did "land girls" work? A) Farms. B) Museums. C) Hospitals. D) Factories. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Farms. 19. In 2020 the International Olympics Committee approved what sport, which had been included in the 2018 Youth Olympics, for inclusion also in the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris? A) Breakdancing, or breaking. B) E-Sports. C) Korfball. D) Wushu. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Breakdancing, or breaking. 20. In which country did Juan Domingo Peron seize power in 1943, become president, and resign in 1955? A) Paraguay. B) Argentina. C) Chile. D) Brazil. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Argentina. 21. An annual rodeo, exhibition and festival first held in 1912 and named the Stampede, is now held every July, where? A) Mareeba, Cairns, Australia. B) Douglas County, Colorado, USA. C) Cheyenne, Wyoming, USA. D) Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Calgary, Alberta, Canada. 22. Which musical term means "Slow" ? A) Fugato. B) Lento. C) Dolce. D) Sostenuto. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Lento. 23. Which is a trait common to a platypus, slow loris, and shrew? A) They produce venom. B) They are known to seek out fermented fruit as a food. C) They are monogamous. D) They have one fewer vertebra in their necks. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) They produce venom. 24. After his retirement from athletics in 2017 sprinter Usain Bolt trained in and played a new sport with a club based where? A) Australia. B) Norway. C) UK. D) Malta. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Norway. 25. What activity became legal in The Republic of Ireland when the 15th Amendment to the Constitution was passed in 1995? A) Contraception. B) Divorce. C) Abortion. D) Membership of the IRA. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Divorce. 26. On what or whom was the 1983 Australian film "Phar Lap" based? A) A racehorse. B) An opal prospector. C) A mathematician. D) An illegal immigrant. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) A racehorse. 27. When were The Yeomen of the Guard (Beefeaters) established in England? A) Birth of Queen Elizabeth II (1926). B) Death of Queen Victoria (1901). C) Coronation of Henry VII (1485). D) Norman invasion of England (1066). Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Coronation of Henry VII (1485). 28. By what name is David Evans better known? A) Bono. B) Prince. C) Slash. D) Edge. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Edge. 29. When the golfer Bryson DeChambeau won the PGA Tour's US Open 2024 he was also which of these? A) Captain of the LIV Tour's Crushers team. B) No 11 tennis player in the world. C) US men's swimming champion. D) 2024 winner of the Children's Book International Book of the Year. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Captain of the LIV Tour's Crushers team. 30. Where is the Serra da Capivara National Park, notable for multiplicity of plant formations, landscapes of breathtaking beauty, and one of the most important archaeological sites in the Americas, established in 1979? A) Northeast Brazil. B) French Guiana. C) Mexico. D) Southern Chile. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Northeast Brazil. 31. According to the children's tale, what was the name of the Three Billy Goats? A) Husky. B) Hoarse. C) Croaky. D) Gruff. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Gruff. 32. What is Spartacus famous for doing? A) Building the coliseum. B) Drinking the senate under the table. C) Winning a chariot race. D) Leading a slave rebellion. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Leading a slave rebellion. 33. When was the bridge celebrated in the French nursery song new? A) 1234. B) 1087. C) 1185. D) 1060. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) 1185. 34. What kind of animation was used for the pilot episode, though not for the subsequent series, in the US TV series "South Park" ? A) Vector-based. B) Claymation. C) Hand drawn. D) Cutout. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Cutout. 35. What defines a species? A) There is no hard and fast definition yet. B) The ability for individuals to interbreed naturally. C) Organisms which share at least 10 common physical characteristics. D) Distinct mating habits. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) There is no hard and fast definition yet. 36. What did Christian Huygens devise in 1657? A) Spinning jenny. B) Pendulum clock. C) Chronometer. D) Stethoscope. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Pendulum clock. 37. Capri is an island near which city? A) Florence. B) Bari. C) Turin. D) Naples. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Naples. 38. When the Amazon River flows across Brazil, where does it do so? A) Across the centre. B) Across the north. C) Across the south. D) Along the border with Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Across the north. 39. The Nobel Peace Prize winner for 2010 lived in which country? A) Afghanistan. B) Myanmar. C) China. D) Syria. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) China. 40. By what nickname was Janis Joplin known? A) Beryl. B) Pearl. C) Emerald. D) Sapphire. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Pearl. 41. Björn Frantzén, at one time a footballer, now an entrepreneur, fends off occasional international comparisons with a character from which internationally famous TV series? A) Black Mirror. B) Sex and the City. C) Game of Thrones. D) The Muppet Show. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) The Muppet Show. 42. To traduce someone is to do what? A) Betray them. B) Mislead them. C) Deeply injure them by speaking ill of them. D) Lead them astray. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Deeply injure them by speaking ill of them. 43. At the 1963 Oscars, Best Picture winner Tom Jones became the only film in history to do which of these? A) Have 3 nominations for Best Supporting Actress. B) Won all of Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. C) Won Best Actor and Best Actress. D) Be nominated for over 20 awards and win none. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Have 3 nominations for Best Supporting Actress. 44. What traditional sport was banned in Britain in 2004? A) Tossing the caber. B) Cage fighting. C) Gaelic football. D) Fox hunting. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Fox hunting. 45. What is the capital of San Marino? A) The City of San Marino. B) The Vatican. C) Rome. D) Vaduz. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) The City of San Marino. 46. Who escaped to the Isle of Skye, assisted by Flora MacDonald? A) Robert the Bruce. B) Bonnie Prince Charlie. C) Mary, Queen of Scots. D) Rob Roy. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Bonnie Prince Charlie. 47. The 1975 Australian constitutional crisis culminated on 11 November with the removal of which Australian Labour Party Prime Minister by Governor-General Sir John Kerr, and the appointment of the Leader of the Opposition, Malcolm Fraser, as caretaker Prime Minister? A) Paul Keating. B) William McMahon. C) Bob Hawke. D) Gough Whitlam. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Gough Whitlam. 48. The testimony of midwives specifically is sought by the Roman Catholic Church to establish what? A) Non-consummation of marriage. B) Viability of conception. C) Viability of a foetus. D) Accuracy of a doctor's assessment of point of death of a newborn child. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Non-consummation of marriage. 49. Who, it is said, did similar deals with Dr Faustus, Robert Johnson and Niccolò Paganini? A) David Lloyd George. B) Theodore Roosevelt. C) Archangel Gabriel. D) The devil. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) The devil. 50. Who won the 2010 Nobel prize for chemistry for their work in the 1960s & 1970s to find ways to bond carbon atoms (such as palladium-catalysed cross coupling)? A) James D. Watson, Francis Crick & Maurice Wilkins. B) Brian Jones, Mick Taylor and Ron Wood. C) Richard Heck, Ei-ichi Negishi & Akira Suzuki. D) Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, Robert Plant & John Bonham. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Richard Heck, Ei-ichi Negishi & Akira Suzuki. 51. What sport is featured in "Invictus", a 2009 film directed by Clint Eastwood? A) Hockey. B) Soccer. C) Baseball. D) Rugby. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Rugby. 52. Which of these is an American motorcycle manufacturer founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, during the first decade of the 20th century? A) KTM. B) Harley Davidson. C) Indian. D) Buell. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Harley Davidson. 53. Who wrote "Puck Of Pooks Hill", "Soldiers Three", the "Just So Stories" and "Stalky & Co" ? A) Robert Louis Stevenson. B) Charles Kingsley. C) Rudyard Kipling. D) C S Forrester. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Rudyard Kipling. 54. Which painter, born in Delft, produced works including "The Woman With A Water Jug", "The Pianist" and "The Lacemaker" ? A) Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn. B) Carel Fabritius. C) Jan Vermeer. D) Vincent van Gogh. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Jan Vermeer. 55. Which set of 19 piano pieces based on folk themes were composed by Franz Liszt between 1846 and 1885 and named after his homeland? A) The German Sonatas. B) The Egyptian Etudes. C) The Hungarian Rhapsodies. D) The Brazilian Cantatas. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) The Hungarian Rhapsodies. 56. What is the name for a person who works in a science laboratory testing in pre-and post-analytic phases and preparing samples or specimens? A) Essential. B) Sampler. C) Um. D) Assistant or technician. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Assistant or technician. 57. Direct rule by the British Crown in India from 1858 to 1947 was preceded by the dissolution of what? A) The Indian National Congress. B) The British Raj. C) The Mughal Empire. D) The East India Company. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) The East India Company. 58. Which of these words refers to a name used to hide an individual's real identity? A) Pseudonym. B) Acronym. C) Demonym. D) Synonym. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Pseudonym. 59. Which inert gas with a density 2.8 that of air was discovered by Ramsay and Travers in 1895? A) Krypton. B) Neon. C) Xenon. D) Argon. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Krypton. 60. Oneiromancy is a form of divination and prediction based on what? A) Smoke on a mirror. B) Patterns formed by tossed handfuls of soil, rocks, or sand. C) Patterns of tea leaves. D) Dreams. 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