Day 23: Mixed Topic Daily Revisions + 40 MCQs

Continue your rapid revision today by focusing on a diverse set of topics from the past 22 days. Make sure to refresh your knowledge on:

  • International Organizations (UN, WHO, World Bank, IMF)
  • National Organizations (ISRO, DRDO, SEBI, Election Commission)
  • Static GK (Books & Authors – International, Science – DNA, Vaccination, Countries & Capitals – Africa)
  • International Current Affairs (Recent Events – different from Day 22)
  • Himachal Pradesh Geography (Rivers, Fairs)
  • National Schemes (Beti Bachao Beti Padhao)

Below is a set of 40 MCQs covering these diverse topics.

Instructions: Choose the correct answer for each question. The answers are provided at the end of the quiz.

Mixed Topic MCQ Quiz (Day 23)

  1. The World Bank primarily focuses on:
    a) Promoting international trade
    b) Providing financial and technical assistance to developing countries
    c) Ensuring global monetary stability
    d) Regulating the banking sector
    Answer: b
  2. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) was established in which year?
    a) 1958
    b) 1969
    c) 1975
    d) 1980
    Answer: b
  3. Who is the author of the novel “Nineteen Eighty-Four”?
    a) Aldous Huxley
    b) George Orwell
    c) Ray Bradbury
    d) H.G. Wells
    Answer: b
  4. The structure of the DNA molecule was discovered by:
    a) Gregor Mendel
    b) Charles Darwin
    c) James Watson and Francis Crick1
    d) Marie Curie and Pierre Curie
    Answer: c
  5. What is the capital of Kenya?
    a) Nairobi
    b) Accra
    c) Lagos
    d) Addis Ababa
    Answer: a
  6. World Braille Day is observed on:
    a) January 4
    b) February 28
    c) March 22
    d) December 1
    Answer: a
  7. The World Health Organization (WHO) has its headquarters in:
    a) New York
    b) Geneva
    c) Paris
    d) Rome
    Answer: b
  8. DRDO’s motto is:
    a) Satyameva Jayate
    b) Service Before Self
    c) Balasya Mulam Vigyanam
    d) Unity and Discipline
    Answer: c
  9. The Beas River originates from:
    a) Shipki La Pass
    b) Rohtang Pass
    c) Zoji La Pass
    d) Nathu La Pass
    Answer: b
  10. The Beti Bachao Beti Padhao scheme is related to:
    a) Healthcare for senior citizens
    b) Promoting girls’ education and improving sex ratio
    c) Providing financial assistance for housing
    d) Enhancing agricultural productivity
    Answer: b
  11. The United Nations (UN) was founded in which year?
    a) 1942
    b) 1945
    c) 1950
    d) 1955
    Answer: b
  12. SEBI regulates the:
    a) Banking sector
    b) Insurance sector
    c) Securities market
    d) Telecommunications industry
    Answer: c
  13. Who wrote the epic poem “The Iliad”?
    a) Virgil
    b) Homer
    c) Sophocles
    d) Plato
    Answer: b
  14. The first successful vaccination was for which disease?
    a) Polio
    b) Measles
    c) Smallpox
    d) Tuberculosis
    Answer: c
  15. What is the capital of Egypt?
    a) Khartoum
    b) Cairo
    c) Tripoli
    d) Rabat
    Answer: b
  16. Human Rights Day is observed on:
    a) November 14
    b) December 1
    c) December 10
    d) January 26
    Answer: c
  17. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is primarily involved in:
    a) Promoting global trade
    b) Providing long-term development loans
    c) Ensuring stability of the international monetary system
    d) Addressing climate change
    Answer: c
  18. The Election Commission of India is responsible for conducting elections to:
    a) Only Parliament
    b) Only State Legislatures
    c) Parliament, State Legislatures, and the offices of President and Vice-President
    d) Only local bodies
    Answer: c
  19. Kullu Dussehra is celebrated for how many days?
    a) Three days
    b) Five days
    c) Seven days
    d) Ten days
    Answer: c
  20. The primary aim of the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao scheme is to:
    a) Provide financial assistance to pregnant women
    b) Address the issue of declining child sex ratio
    c) Promote women’s entrepreneurship
    d) Improve healthcare infrastructure for girls
    Answer: b
  21. The headquarters of the World Bank is located in:
    a) Geneva
    b) New York
    c) Washington D.C.
    d) London
    Answer: c
  22. The full form of DRDO is:
    a) Defence Research and Development Organisation
    b) Department of Rural Development Organisation
    c) District Rural Development Organisation
    d) Directorate of Research and Development Operations
    Answer: a
  23. Who authored the book “War and Peace”?
    a) Fyodor Dostoevsky
    b) Leo Tolstoy
    c) Anton Chekhov
    d) Nikolai Gogol
    Answer: b
  24. The scientist credited with the discovery of the Periodic Table is:
    a) John Dalton
    b) Antoine Lavoisier
    c) Dmitri Mendeleev
    d) Robert Boyle
    Answer: c
  25. What is the capital of Algeria?
    a) Tripoli
    b) Tunis
    c) Algiers
    d) Rabat
    Answer: c
  26. National Science Day in India is celebrated on:
    a) January 28
    b) February 28
    c) March 28
    d) April 28
    Answer: b
  27. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were set by:
    a) World Bank
    b) International Monetary Fund
    c) United Nations
    d) G20
    Answer: c
  28. The Election Commission of India was established in:
    a) 1947
    b) 1950
    c) 1951
    d) 1956
    Answer: b
  29. The Renuka Fair is celebrated in which district of Himachal Pradesh?
    a) Kullu
    b) Sirmaur
    c) Mandi
    d) Shimla
    Answer: b
  30. The Beti Bachao Beti Padhao scheme also aims to improve girls’:
    a) Access to clean water
    b) Participation in sports
    c) Nutritional status
    d) Financial security
    Answer: a (While not a primary focus, it contributes to overall well-being)
  31. The World Health Organization (WHO) was founded in:
    a) 1945
    b) 1946
    c) 1948
    d) 1950
    Answer: c
  32. Vikram Sarabhai is considered the father of:
    a) Indian Space Program
    b) Indian Nuclear Program
    c) Indian Missile Program
    d) Indian Biotechnology Program
    Answer: a
  33. Who is the author of “The Great Gatsby”?
    a) Ernest Hemingway
    b) F. Scott Fitzgerald
    c) John Steinbeck
    d) William Faulkner
    Answer: b
  34. Edward Jenner is known for his work on:
    a) Discovery of Penicillin
    b) Invention of the Telephone
    c) Vaccination against Smallpox
    d) Theory of Evolution
    Answer: c
  35. What is the capital of Nigeria?
    a) Lagos
    b) Accra
    c) Abuja
    d) Dakar
    Answer: c
  36. World Water Day is observed on:
    a) March 22
    b) April 22
    c) May 22
    d) June 22
    Answer: a
  37. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) provides financial assistance to countries facing:
    a) Natural disasters
    b) Balance of payments problems
    c) Political instability
    d) Social unrest
    Answer: b
  38. The Election Commission of India consists of:
    a) Only the Chief Election Commissioner
    b) The Chief Election Commissioner and one other Election Commissioner
    c) The Chief Election Commissioner and two other Election Commissioners
    d) A chairman and several other members appointed by the President
    Answer: c
  39. The Minjar Fair is celebrated in which district of Himachal Pradesh?
    a) Kullu
    b) Mandi
    c) Chamba
    d) Shimla
    Answer: c

The Mukhya Mantri Kanyadan Yojana is a scheme by which state government?
a) Uttarakhand
b) Himachal Pradesh
c) Sikkim
d) Arunachal Pradesh
Answer: b

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