The word length of the computer is measured in?

1. Which company is owned by Bill Gates?
IBM
Micro Soft
Intel
Google

Ans: Micro Soft

2. Why would food manufacturers add hydrogen to vegetable oil?
To increase the shelf life of processed products
To stablize the flavour of processed food products
Because the hydrogenated oils are very inexpensive to produce
All of the above


Ans: All of the above

3. When you subtract -8 from me, the result is -21. What integer am I?
-13
13
29
-29

Ans: -29

4. What do I get if I write 4/10 in decimal form?
4
0.4
0.04
0.004

Ans: 0.4

5. The word length of the computer is measured in?
Bits
Bytes
Nibble
Meters

Ans: Bits

6. Determine the sum of 2/9 and 5/9.
4/9
7/9
8/9
5/9

Ans: 7/9

My successor’s father is my father’s son. and i don’t have any brothers or sons. Who is my successor?

1. Who among the following became the first woman to win six awards in the same night in the Grammy Awards ?
Adele
Shakira
Beyonce
None of the above

Ans: Beyonce

2. My successor’s father is my father’s son. and i don’t have any brothers or sons. Who is my successor?
Niece
Nephew
Son
Daughter

Ans: Daughter

3. What does `SPF` mean on sunscreen containers?
Screen Protection Factor
Sun Protection Factor
Sun Preserve Factor
Sunshine Protection Factor

Ans: Sun Protection Factor

4. Which among the following Vitamin is added to the milk in some countries as it is lost during the process of Fat Removal (Skimming)?
Vitamin A
Vitamin D
Vitamin B
Vitamin C

Ans: Vitamin A

5. The largest frog in the world is called as:
Goliath Frog
Ascaphidae
Pipidae
Rhinophrynidae

Ans: Goliath Frog

When was Dhaka district formed?

1. What is the number of villages in Dhaka?
1864
1234
1678
1987

Ans: 1864

2. The area of Brahmanbaria District is
1927
1987
1986
1985

Ans: 1927

3. When was Dhaka district formed?
1772
1734
1723
1721

Ans: 1772

4. How many upozillas are there in Dhaka Division?
122
123
124
111

Ans: 122

5. Where is Vondor-Chore ?
Kurigram
Lalmonirhat
Dinajpur
Shunamgonj

Ans: Kurigram

6. Nalita-Bari situated at:
Kushtia
Sherpur
Durgapur
Duarbazar

Ans: Sherpur

How many countries participate in Common Wealth Games 2010?

1. Who was the Master of Greek Comedy?
Aristophanes
Charlie Chaplin
Angelo Tsarouchas
None of the above

Ans: Aristophanes

2. Who among the following are known to colonize an island first of all?
Britishers
French
Portuguese
All of the above

Ans: Portuguese

3. In which city was International Seminar on Aids held?
Kaulalampur
Beijing
Colombo
Singapore

Ans: Kaulalampur

4. What colouless gas is essential in the production of fertilizers and light bulbs?
Hydrogen
Oxygen
Nitrogen
None of the above

Ans: Nitrogen

5. Percy LeBaron Spencer invented what in 1945 in USA?
Vacuum Cleaner
Water Heater
Coffee Maker
Microwave Oven

Ans: Microwave Oven

6. How many countries participate in Common Wealth Games 2010?
100 countries
150 countries
71 countries
50 countries

Ans: 71 countries

Who won World Chess Championship against Veselin Topalov in 2010?

1. A fellmonger deals in what items?
Fish
Reptiles
Animal skins
All of the above

Ans: Animal skins

2. Which among the following is the highest military decoration awarded by the United States government?
Medal of Honor
Silver Star
Legion of Merit
Gold Star

Ans: Medal of Honor

3. Which state is called the Treasure State?
Oregon
Minnesota
Montana
Maryland

Ans: Montana

4. Who won World Chess Championship against Veselin Topalov in 2010?
Viswanathan Anand
Garry Kasparov
Vladimir Kramnik
None of the above

Ans: Viswanathan Anand

5. In which of the following lies the Ozone layer?
Atmosphere
Photosphere
Hemisphere
Stratosphere

Ans: Stratosphere

6. Who is considered as the Father of History?
Eratosthenes
Galileo
Herodotus
Archimedes

Ans: Herodotus

What was the target of the "Billion Tree Campaign" of the United Nations Environment Programme, which was achieved in later half of 2010?

1. What is the name of the large clock on the tower of house of parliament in London?
Jubilee Clock Tower
Jens Olsen`s World Clock
Wells Cathedral clock
Big Ben

Ans: Big Ben

2. What is the world`s largest island?
Greenland
Iceland
Maldives
None of the above

Ans: Greenland

3. What was the target of the "Billion Tree Campaign" of the United Nations Environment Programme, which was achieved in later half of 2010?
1 Billion Trees
5Billion Trees
7 Billion Trees
3 Billion Trees

Ans: 7 Billion Trees

4. Which is the longest river in Italy?
River Douro
River Po
River Tagus
River Don

Ans: River Po

5. What is the name given to the Global Awareness which is observed on May 19th?
World Hepatitis Day
World Sports Day
World Cancer Day
None of the above

Ans: World Hepatitis Day

6. Carnation Flowers are the national symbol of what country?
Bulgaria
Slovenia
Belarus
Croatia

Ans: Slovenia

What type of OS does the mobile phone of Skype runs on?

1. What type of OS does the mobile phone of Skype runs on?
Windows
Mac
BREW
O2

Ans: BREW

2. In which City winter Olympics 2014 will be held?
Be Zing
Pyang Yong
Sochi
Mosocw

Ans: Sochi

3. Where was held the Commonwealth Health Ministers Conference in May 2010?
New Delhi
Geneva
Cape Town
Brussels

Ans: Geneva

4. In a year, human eye blinks how many times?
10,000,00
10,0000
10,000,000
10,000

Ans: 10,000,000

5. There are how many millions in a quadrillion?
1 thousand trillion
1 thousand thousand
1 thousand billion
1 thousand quadrillion

Ans: 1 thousand trillion

What does Angstrom measure?

1. Which among the following country is considered to be the Origin of Coffee Plant?
Italy
USA
Ethiopia
Peru

Ans: Ethiopia

2. The dispute over Kuril Islands is among which of the following two countries?
Russia & North Korea
Russia and China
Japan & China
Russia & Japan

Ans: Russia & Japan

3. A cat sees about six times better than a human at night because of which layer?
Sharp Eye
Tapetum Lucidum
Whiskers
None of the above

Ans: Tapetum Lucidum

4. What does Angstrom measure?
Quantity of liquid
Length of light waves
Length of waves
Speed of ship

Ans: Speed of ship

5. Which American city is known as The city of brotherly love?
Jacksonville
Philadelphia
Chicago
Phoenix

Ans: Philadelphia

what is the SI unit of force?

1. what is the SI unit of force?
force
newton
pascal
wait

Ans: newton

2. Who invented type writer?
Shockley
Pascal
Sholes
Waterman

Ans: Sholes

3. What is the scientific name of Vitamin C?
Ascorbic Acid
Alpha tocopherol
Citrus Acid
Sulphuric Acid

Ans: Ascorbic Acid

4. How many men have walked on the moon?
4
3
10
12

Ans: 12

5. What is xenophobia?
Fear of being alone
Fear of Loud noises
Fear of Strangers
Fear of Sleep

Ans: Fear of Strangers

What river flows through the Grand Canyon in the USA?

1. The Black Hills are composed of which rock?
Black Rock
Metamorphic rocks
Plutonic rocks
Granite

Ans: Granite

2. What number does giga stands for?
10 to the power of 18
10 to the power of 9
10 to the power of 6
10 to the power of 12

Ans: 10 to the power of 6

3. Holy Grail is related to which of the following religions?
Confucianism
Christianity
Buddhism
None of the above

Ans: Christianity

4. What river flows through the Grand Canyon in the USA?
Mississippi
Colorado
Niagara
Rio Grande

Ans: Colorado

5. Which among the following makes Chile saltpetre different from saltpetre?
Nitrate
Sodium
Magnesium
Calcium

Ans: Sodium

In which of the following conditions a person is born with both ovarian and testicular tissues i.e. both female & male organs?

1. Who is called the Father of Decimal number system?
Euclid
Aryabhatta
Al-Khwarizmi
Diophantus

Ans: Aryabhatta

2. Which is the Longest cells in the human body?
Nerve Cells (Neurons)
Brain Cells
Megakaryocyte (blood cells)
RBC

Ans: Nerve Cells (Neurons)

3. The NYSE is called as:
Situational change
Nominal Change
Physical Change
Chemical Change

Ans: Physical Change

4. In which of the following conditions a person is born with both ovarian and testicular tissues i.e. both female & male organs?
Swyer syndrome
Polyorchidism
Hermaphroditism
None of the above

Ans: Hermaphroditism

What is Eugenics?

1. Which among the following is world`s largest humanitarian organization?
World Health Organization
United Nations Human Settlements Programme
Red Cross
World Food Programme

Ans: World Food Programme

2. New Mexico state is also known as:
Garden State
The Tomato State
White Mountain State
Land of Enchantment

Ans: Land of Enchantment

3. In which year the first atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima?
Aug 6, 1944
Aug 6, 1945
Aug 5, 1945
Aug 6, 1946

Ans: Aug 6, 1945

4. What is Eugenics?
Altering human beings by changing their genetic components
People of European Origin
Genetics of Animals
Genetics of Plants

Ans: Altering human beings by changing their genetic components

What is the world largest seed?

1. What is the world largest seed?
Coco-de-mer
Epiphytic orchids
Pine nuts
Cycads

Ans: Coco-de-mer

2. Which among the following waves are used in the gemstone industry to change white topaz into blue topaz?
X-Rays
Beta Radiation
Alpha Radiation
Gamma Rays

Ans: Gamma Rays

3. What was the world`s biggest passenger ship when it was launched in 1912?
MS Voyager of the Seas
Titanic
RMS Olympic
SS Bismarck

Ans: Titanic

4. Bubo bubo is the scientific name of which of the following species?
Owl
Parrot
Pigeon
Sparrow

Ans: Owl

5. Which of the following nations is famous among geographers as Friendly Island?
Tokelau
Tuvalu
Hawaii
Tonga

Ans: Tonga

Mount Mitchell is the highest peak in which mountains?

1. Mount Mitchell is the highest peak in which mountains?
Blue Ridge Mountains
Franklin Mountains.
Dhaulagiri
Kilimanjaro

Ans: Blue Ridge Mountains

2. Whose secret ingredient is code-named 7X?
Pepsi
Both Pepsi and Coca-cola
Fanta
Coca-cola

Ans: Coca-cola

3. who is father of geometry
Giovanni Ceva
Phthagorus
Euclid
Darwin

Ans: Euclid

4. A JPEG is a picture file format - what does JPEG stand for?
Bit Map
Joint Photographic Experts Group
Joint Photographic Electronic Group
Tagged Image File

Ans: Joint Photographic Experts Group

5. In which country is located the Volta River project ?
China
Japan
Italy
Ghana

Ans: Ghana

6. Which among the following is Fool`s Gold?
Copper Sulphate
Iron Sulfide
Brass
Silver Bromide

Ans: Iron Sulfide

Which flower has the smallest seeds?

1. Which flower has the smallest seeds?
Tulip
Daffodil
Orchid
Sweet Pea

Ans: Orchid

2. Chuquicamata in Chile is famous for which of the following ores?
Iron
Zinc
Uranium
Copper

Ans: Copper

3. In the medical world what do the initials ENT stand for?
Study of Eye,Nose,Tissue
Study of Ear,Nerves,Throat
Study of Ear, Nose,Throat
Study of Eye,Nose,Tongue

Ans: Study of Ear, Nose,Throat

4.  What is the only US state which borders with just one other US state?
New Hampshire
Miami
Maine
Boston

Ans: New Hampshire

What is a Charollais?

1. What is a Charollais?
Type of Plants
Type of Flower
Type of Cattle
Type of Grass

Ans: Type of Cattle

2. What was founded by Herb Kelleher in 1973 in Dallas, Texas, USA?
Northwest Airlines
Northeast Airlines
East Airlines
South West Airlines

Ans: South West Airlines

3. The okapi belongs to what family of animals?
Horse
Camel
Giraffe
Elephant

Ans: Giraffe

4. What celestial objects were once referred to as hairy stars?
Moon
Asteroids
Comets
Meteors

Ans: Comets

Bring out the word/ phrase which is not a Palindrome?

1. Which NRI businessman owns the Caparo Group?
Lord Swaraj Paul
M A Yousuf Al
Brandon Chillar
Sunny Varkey

Ans: Lord Swaraj Paul

2. Which is the Biggest Flower of the world?
Lily
Rose
Rafflasia
Petunia

Ans: Rafflasia

3. In which country is produced the Carnauba wax?
Brazil
Egypt
Japan
South Korea

Ans: Brazil

4. Bring out the word/ phrase which is not a Palindrome?
So many dynamos!
Do geese see God?
A dog! A panic in a pagoda!
A Satan sees Natasha

Ans: A Satan sees Natasha

5. Who is elected as Costa Rica’s first female president?
Laura Chinchilla
Bolivia
Miranda
None of the above

Ans: Laura Chinchilla

In which of the following countries Jazz Festival is organized ?

1. In which of the following countries Jazz Festival is organized ?
Belgium
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway

Ans: Netherlands

2. who said, Where flowers bloom so does hope?
Mother Therasa
Lady Bired Johnson
Shakespeare
Ralph Waldo Emerson

Ans: Lady Bired Johnson

3. Which among the following correctly represents a Parsec?
0.326 Light Years
3.261 Light Years
32.61 Light Years
3.026 Light Years

Ans: 3.261 Light Years

4. Who was Nevada`s capital city named after?
Washington
Rachel Louise Carson
Kit Carson
Hampton Lawrence Carson

Ans: Kit Carson

5. Which among the following property of the matter is studied in `Rheology`
Gravitation
Viscosity
Magnetic Properties
Entropy

Ans: Viscosity

6. In an average, how many times in 24 hours the human heart beats?
130689
1,03,689
23,045
16,80,000

Ans: 1,03,689

`Fermi` is a unit of which among the following?

1. Who invented Telephone?
James Watt
Copernicus
Newton
Alexander Graham Bell

Ans: Alexander Graham Bell

2. Which among the following crops would enrich the Nitrogen content in the soil?
Sunflower
Pea
Sorghum
All of the above

Ans: Pea

3. `Fermi` is a unit of which among the following?
Mass
Length
Velocity
Frequency

Ans: Length

4. What`s the study of materials at very low temperatures?
Cryogenics
Physics
Rheology
Viscosity

Ans: Cryogenics

5. In which year United Nations Organisation was formed?
1942
1943
1945
1955

Ans: 1945

What do we call the part of the "DTH Satellite dish" that converts the signals from electromagnetic or radio waves to electrical signals ?

1. What planet is circled by only two moons?
Earth
Jupiter
Mars
Venus

Ans: Mars

2. What is Triskadekaphobia?
Fear of Strangers
Fear of Number 13
Fear of Heights
Fear of Water

Ans: Fear of Number 13

3. Who founded Lisbon?
Celts
Phoenicians
Romans
Greeks

Ans: Romans

4. What do we call the part of the "DTH Satellite dish" that converts the signals from electromagnetic or radio waves to electrical signals ?
Parabolic Dish
Block upconverter (BUC)
Low-noise block converter (LNB)
Orthomode transducer (OMT)

Ans: Low-noise block converter (LNB)

5. What does the B stand for in SCUBA diving?
Bolometer
Boating
Bouncing
Breathing

Ans: Breathing

6. Which entrepreneurs created the Skype software?
Johnny Friis
Niklas Zennstrom
Natasha Betenhaul
Janus Friis

Ans:  Niklas Zennstrom

What is the lightest of all the elements and has the atomic number 1?

1. What is the lightest of all the elements and has the atomic number 1?
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Helium
Hydrogen

Ans: Hydrogen

2. Who discovered Uranus?
Herschel
Newton
Galileo
Copernicus

Ans: Herschel

3. Which software company produces Windows `98?
Google
Intel
IBM
Microsoft

Ans: Microsoft

4. In which year Zimbabwe attained Independence?
1982
1980
1975
1977

Ans: 1980

5. What does the colour of the star indicates?
Temperature
Mass
Distance
Light

Ans: Temperature

Which country is known as Land of Cakes?

1. Acer Dual screen Laptop uses which processors?
Via Nano
AMD Neo
AMD mobile Athlon
Intel Core i5

Ans: Intel Core i5

2. Who was the designer of the Statue of Liberty in USA?
Gustave Eiffel
Fredric Augute
Qin Shi Huang.
All of the above

Ans: Fredric Augute

3. Which of the following is not a gas?
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Helium
Mercury

Ans: Mercury

4. Which among the following was voted the greatest computer innovation of 2009 by Popular Science?
Prolox
Wolfram alpha
Wikipedia Reference Desk
None of the above

Ans: Wolfram alpha

5. Which country is known as Land of Cakes?
Poland
Finland
Scotland
None of the above

Ans: Scotland

A stock Market is also called?

1. 2010 Nobel Literature Prize winner Mario Vargas Llosa is from which of the following countries?
Argentina
Peru
France
Japan

Ans: Peru

2. Which among the following strictly works on the principle of dipole movement of the water molecules?
Refrigerator
Microwave Oven
Air Conditioner
Electric Geyser

Ans: Microwave Oven

3. A stock Market is also called?
Free Market
Open Market
Equity Market
Sports Market

Ans: Equity Market

4. Which country is planning to build the world`s largest seawater desalination plant?
Malaysia
Australia
Belgium
Israel

Ans: Israel

5. What do the initials FBI stand for?
Federal Bureau of Interviewing
Federal Bureau of Interrogation
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Federal Bureau of Intelligence

Ans: Federal Bureau of Investigation

6. Golden Mahasheer is a variety of which of the following?
Sheep
Elephant
Fish
Horse

Ans: Fish

In which country is produced the "Carnauba wax"?

1.In which country is produced the " Carnauba wax "?
Brazil
Egypt
Japan
South Korea

Ans: Brazil

2.Which among the following Vitamin is added to the milk in some countries as it is lost during the process of Fat Removal (Skimming)?
Vitamin A
Vitamin B
Vitamin C
Vitamin D

Ans: Vitamin A

3.Which among the following waves are most commonly used in the Night Vision Devices?
Microwaves
Infra Red Waves
Ultra Violet Waves
Radio Waves

Ans: Infra Red Waves

4. Who is the composer of Jingle Bells?
Shakespeare
Gustav Mahle
James Pierpont
None of the above

Ans: James Pierpont

who is father of algebra?

1. Who wrote the play Romeo and Juliet?
Mark Twain
Charles Dikins
William Shakespeare
George Bernard Shaw

Ans: William Shakespeare

2. who is father of algebra?
Pythagorus
Darwin
Archimedes
Moosa-al-khawarizmi

Ans: Moosa-al-khawarizmi

3. In the following options, Which city has the largest area?
New York City
Los Angeles
Jacksonville
St. Augustine

Ans: New York City

4. An eleven side polygon is called as
Argon
Hexagon
dodecagon
Hendecagon

Ans: Hendecagon

What is the sequence of number in Which the next term is formed by adding the last two terms called?

1. Which part of the body has smallest muscle?
Tounge
Ear
Nose
Eyes

Ans: Ear

2. What compound gives the leaves green color?
Oxygen
xanthophylls
Carotenoids
Chlorophyll

Ans: Chlorophyll

3. Alto phobia is the fear of heights. What is the fear of depth called?
Bath phobia
Melophobia
Deptophobia
Acrophobia

Ans: Bath phobia

4. What is the sequence of number in Which the next term is formed by adding the last two terms called?
Infinite Series
Convergent series
Fibonacci series
Trigonometric series

Ans: Fibonacci series

5. With which device are earthquakes recorded?
Anemometer
Pluviometer
Seismograph
None of the above

Ans: Seismograph

6. What does the e of e>mail stand for?
Express
Electronic
Exchange
Easy

Ans: Electronic

which is the world`s fastest snake

1. which is the world`s fastest snake
King cobra
Green pit wiper
Dimond rattel
Black mamba

Ans: Black mamba

2. Where is Kilimanjaro volcano is situated?
Hawaii
Tanzania
Alaska
New Zealand

Ans: Tanzania

3. Study of Insects is known as:
Ornithology
Zoology
Entomology
None of the above

Ans: Entomology

4. What is the name of the study of the structure of the Universe?
Astronomy
Geology
Cosmology
Meteorology

Ans: Cosmology

5. Name the study of fruits.
Pomology
Geology
Numismatics
Nemology

Ans: Pomology

What is the largest women's organization in the world?

1. What is the full form of GPRS?
General Packet Radio Source
General Power Radio Service
General Packet Radio Service
Great Packet Radio Service

Ans: General Packet Radio Service

2. What is the largest women's organization in the world?
YMCA
UNIFEM
YWCA
WILPF

Ans: YWCA

3. What does ECG stands for?
Electrocardiogram measuring the electrical activity of Kidney
Ultrasound measuring the electrical activity of heart
Electrocardiogram measuring the electrical activity of heart
None of the above

Ans: Electrocardiogram measuring the electrical activity of heart

4. Which country is called the Land of the Midnight Sun?
Norway
Italy
France
None of the above

Ans: Norway

5. What does a philatelist do?
Collects Stamps
Collects Coins
Collects Currency
Collects Antiques

Ans: Collects Stamps

6. Who invented the cross word puzzle?
Arthur Wynne
Leonhard Euler
Howard Garns
Dion

Ans: Arthur Wynne

What`s a polygon with four unequal sides called?

1. What is the name given to the temporary storage area that a web browser uses to store pages and graphics that it has recently opened?
WebSpace
Cache
CPU
Cellar

Ans: Cache

2. Can a man marry his widow`s half-sister?
Yes , he can marry
He can Marry anyone but not his widow`s half sister.
No - if he had a widow he`d be dead
None of the above

Ans: No - if he had a widow he`d be dead

3. What`s a polygon with four unequal sides called?
Rhombus
Square
Circle
Quadrilateral

Ans: Quadrilateral

4. 1 horse power(hp) equals how many watts?
745 watts
746 watts
765 watts
1000 watts

Ans: 746 watts

The first time zone in the world was established by:

1. What term is used to define Examination of organs of a dead body?
Biopsy
Limnology
anatomy
Autopsy

Ans: Autopsy

2. What is the name given to a word that is a rearrangement of the letters of another word?
Anagram
Palindromes
Anecdotes
Jumbled Words

Ans: Anagram

3. The first time zone in the world was established by:
American Railways
British Railways
Spanish Railways
Indian Railways

Ans: British Railways

4. What word describes a number system with a base of two?
Binary
Hexadecimal
Octal
Decimal

Ans: Binary

Who is called Father of Medicine?

1. How many equal sides does an icosahedron have?
10
20
15
22

Ans: 20

2. Who is called Father of Medicine?
Joseph Priestley
Hippocrates
Theophrastus
Aristotle

Ans: Hippocrates

3. Words that contains all the vowels:
Authenticate
Automobile
Educate
Contain

Ans: Automobile

4. Who created Hotmail?
Sabeer Bhatia
Jerry Yang
David Filo
Bill Gross

Ans: Sabeer Bhatia