Nepal’s GK:
- When did the then House of Representatives declare Nepal as a nation free from untouchability?
Ans: 21 Jestha, 2063. - Who is the artist to create a world record by filling color on a 123 m long canvas on a single day?
Ans: Kiran Manandhar on 13 Baishakh, 2065 - Where is the Martyr and Civil Park (Shahid tatha Nijamati Park) going to be constructed?
Ans: In the Jagadol, Gokarna. - Intending to conserve the culture and tradition of the Tamang people, where was the Tamang Museum established?
Ans: In Rasuwa. - From which Veda did music originate?
Ans: Sama Ved. - Which are the international sports competitions that are held only in Nepal?
Ans: Elephant polo. - Who was the father of Rana Prime Minister Mohan Shumsher?
Ans: Chandra Shumsher. - When was the Sagarmatha National Park included in the World Heritage Sites?
Ans: 1979 AD (Chitwan National Park: 1984 AD) - Which body used to issue currencies in Nepal before the Nepal Rastra Bank?
Ans: Sadar (Central) Mulukikhana. - What type of climate is found in the areas above 5000 m?
Ans: Tundra climate. - How many seasons are there in Nepal according to the weather conditions?
Ans: six seasons. - What is the origin of the hot wind ‘loo’ that hits the western Terai?
Ans: Thar Desert, India. - At what altitude is the tropical evergreen forest found in Nepal?
Ans: Up to 1200 m from the sea level. - Which is the tallest palace of Nepal?
Ans: Nautale Durbar, Basantapur. - Which is the tallest temple of Nepal?
Ans: Nyatapola, Bhaktapur. - What is the other name of Gaurishankar Himal?
Ans: Pathibhara. - Which is the most extended mountain range in the world?
Ans: Himalayas. - Which is the highest valley in the world?
Ans: Purvighyach (6571 m). - Which Himalayan mountain is nearest from Kathmandu?
Ans: Jugal Himalayan peak. - How many religious sites of Nepal are there in the World Heritage Sites?
Ans: 5 sacred sites
World’s GK:
- Largest Country – Russia
- Smallest Country – Vatican City
- Largest Continent – Asia
- Smallest Continent – Australia
- Longest River – The Nile
- Shortest River – The Roe, Montana, US
- Deepest Ocean – Pacific Ocean
- Smallest Ocean – Arctic Ocean
- Largest Lake – Caspian Sea
- Most massive Freshwater Lake – Lake Superior, US-Canada
- Highest Lake – Titicaca in Peru
- Largest Waterfall – Angel Falls, Venezuela
- Highest Mountain – Mount Everest, Himalayan Mountains, Nepal
- Lowest Point on land – The Dead Sea, Israel-Jordan
- The largest cinema – Fox Theatre, Detroit, USA.
- Tallest statue – Spring Temple Buddha, China -153 m (502 ft)
- Largest airport – King Khalid International Airport, Saudi Arabia.
- Largest museum – American Museum of Natural History.
- Tallest tower – C. N. Tower, Toronto, Canada
- Which country in the world consumes the most electricity?
Ans: USA - Which country has the highest rate of home ownership?
Ans: Spain - How many countries are members of the European Union?
Ans: 27 - How many countries are there in Africa?
Ans: 54 - Who is called the father of Economics?
Ans: Adam Smith - The Largest producer of Tobacco in World – China
- The Leading producer of Cement in World – USA
- The Largest producer of Sugar in the world – Brazil
- The Leading producer of Automobiles in World – USA
- Who is considered the “Father of the Constitution”?
Ans: James Madison - Buckingham Palace became the official royal residence during the reign of which British monarch?
Ans: Queen Victoria - When did Buddha live?
Ans: 560-480 BC - What does Buddha mean?
Ans: awakened one/enlightened one - Buddha belongs to which clan?
Ans: – Sakya/Shakya - What Mauryan ruler was the first to adopt Buddhism?
Ans: Ashoka - How old was Buddha when he attained enlightenment?
Ans: 35 - Eight Fold Path Four Noble Truths
1. Right understanding
2. Right speech
3. Right livelihood
4. Right mindfulness
5. Right thought
6. Right action
7. Right effort
8. Right concentration - Four Noble Truths
1. The world is full of sorrows.
2. Desire is a root cause of pain.
3. If Desire is conquered, all sorrows can be removed.
4. following the eight-fold path - What country is also known as Persia?
Ans: Iran - What is the main island of Japan?
Ans: Honshu - Old Trafford stadium is located near what major city?
Ans: Manchester - In which country is the Hillary-Tenzing Airport situated?
Ans: Nepal - Which country is the leading egg producer in the world?
Ans: China - Which gorge in Nepal is deepest in the world?
Ans: Kali Gandaki Gorge (Andha Galchi) - .Where is the headquarters of UNO?
Ans: New York, USA - How many countries are a member of the United Nations?
Ans: 193 countries - How many languages have been named official by the United Nations?
Ans: Six languages (English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Arabic, and Russian) - Which is the top post in the United Nations?
Ans: Secretary-General - Who gave the name as United Nations for this organization?
Ans: Franklin D Roosevelt - How many Principal Organs does the United Nations have?
Ans: Six
a) The General Assembly
b) The Security Council
c) The Economic and Social Council
d) The Secretariat
e)The International Court of Justice
f) The United Nations Trusteeship Council - What was replaced by United Nations Organization?
Ans: League of Nations