1. The mosque that the famed Qutub Minar adjoins is: Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque
2. The founder of the Delhi Sultanate was: Qutb-ud-din Aibak
3. The country that sees the sunrise first in the world is: Kiribati
4. The International Date Line is an imaginary line roughly following the 180° longitude in the: Pacific Ocean
5. The chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council of Yemen is: Rashad al-Alimi
6. SAT, the exam used for college admissions in the US, stands for: Scholastic Aptitude Test
7. The non-invasive medical scanning method that uses magnets instead of X-rays is: MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging)
8. The full form of LCD, a display technology found in TVs, watches and calculators, is: Liquid-crystal display
9. In postal systems, ZIP Code stands for: Zone Improvement Plan
10. Guinness World Records' global headquarters is located in: London
11. The T20 World Cup 2026 has been jointly hosted by India and: Sri Lanka
12. Sindh's largest freshwater lake is: Keenjhar Lake
13. The World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day is observed annually on: January 30
14. Pakistan decriminalized attempted suicide in: 2022
15. Auschwitz, the Nazi concentration camp is located in: Poland
16. The United States launched Operation Desert Storm against: Iraq
17. Lt. Gen. Ayub Khan took over as the Commander-in-Chief of the Pakistan Army in: 1951
18. The Ring Nebula, also called Messier 57, was discovered by French astronomer Charles Messier in: 1779
19. US President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in: 1963
20. The 25th Amendment to the US constitution was ratified by Congress in: 1967
21. The author of “Benazir Bhutto — She Walked into the Fire” is: Farhatullah Babar
22. The chairman of the Board of Peace for Gaza is: Donald Trump
23. The longest-living organisms on Earth are: Trees
24. The Earth's outer layer is called: Lithosphere
25. The branch of botany that deals with the naming and classifying of plants is: Plant taxonomy
26. The thin stalk by which most leave are connected to the stem are: Petioles
27. Angiosperms are plants having seeds in: A closed ovary
28. The winner of Pakistan's first gold medal in an individual Olympic event was: Arshad Nadeem
29. The city that is often called Pakistan's Switzerland is: Swat
30. The University of the Punjab was established in: 1882
31. The world's most populous nation at present is: India
32. The lower house of the French parliament is: National Assembly
33. Greenland was transferred to the Danish crown in: 1814
34. The part of plant cell that contains chlorophyll is: Chloroplasts
35. The plants that grow in one year, flower the next year and then die are called: Bienniel
36. Koh-i-Suleman Division is in the province of: Balochistan
37. The river that flows through Paris, before emptying into the English Channel is: The Seine River
38. The river that flows through London is: The Thames
39. Out of the 524 seats reserved for Muslims in 1946 elections, All India Muslim League candidates won: 453 Seats
40. Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind was founded by Maulana Hussain Ahmad Madani in: 1919
41. The group that referred to Quaid-i-Azam as “Kafir-e-Azam” and Churchill's “show-boy” was: The Ahrars
42. The US and Russia signed the New START, the final treaty in the world that restricted nuclear weapon deployment, in: 2010
43. Pakistan's first man-made lake is: Haleji Lake
44. World Wetlands Day is celebrated on: February 2
45. The 2nd most abundant element in the universe after hydrogen is: Helium
46. The Outer Space Treaty entered into force in: 1967
47. The biggest planet in our solar system is: Jupiter
48. The recent military operation in the wake of a massive terror attack in Balochistan was named: Operation Radd-ul-Fitna-1
49. Shavkat Mirziyoyev is the president of: Uzbekistan
50. Alfred Nobel (1833-1896) of Sweden got patented dynamite in: 1867
51. The Nobel Prize Ceremony is held annually on: December 10
52. Malala Yousufzai got the Nobel Peace Prize in: 2014
53. Almaty was, until 1998, the capital of: Kazakhstan
54. The St. Lawrence River is in: Canda
55. Bratislava is the capital and largest city of: Slovakia
56. Iran's Narges Mohammadi won the Nobel Peace Prize in: 2023
57. The headquarters of the African Union is located in: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
58. India and China signed the Panchsheel Agreement in: 1954
59. Asmara is the capital of: Eritrea
60. The complete set of all DNA material or genetic material is called: Genome
61. The UN Trusteeship Council suspended operations on: 1 November 1994
62. ExoMiner++ is a deep-learning AI model developed by: NASA
63. Women over 30 years of age were given the right to vote in Britain in: 1918
64. Mughal ruler Jahangir gave permission to East India Company to set up a factory in Suratin: 1613
65. New Delhi was recognized as the official capital of India in: 1913
66. Robert Clive took control of Calcutta in 1757 under British rule by signing the Treaty of Alinagar with: Siraj ud-Daulah
67. LANA is the state news agency of: Libya
68. The Nipah virus was first identified in 1998 in: Malaysia
69. Antarctica's highest active volcano is: Mount Erebus
70. The largest source of renewable energy in the world is: Hydropower
71. The main source of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, is: Livestock farming
72. The river to which the West Bank lies is: Jordan River
73. The main source of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, is: Livestock farming
74. The ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar is: Ramazan
75. “In Pursuit of Justice” is the autobiography of: Justice Agha Rafiq Ahmed Khan
76. The historic Lahore Resolution was moved by: A. K. Fazlul Huq
77. Bonn was once the capital of: Germany
78. Anwar Sadat was the president of: Egypt
79. The idea of digging a trench on the eve of the Battle of Trench was given by: Hazrat Salman Farsi (RA)
80. Pakistan officially became a member of the United Nations on: September 30, 1947
81. The Japanese prime minister who propounded the idea of Quad was: Shinzo Abe
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83. "Donbass" is disputed area of: Ukraine
84. Nehru report was presented in response to a challenge from Lord Birkenhead and the report of: Simon Commission
85. Pakistan's largest offshore island, Astola Island, is also known as: Jezira Haft Talar
86. Kyat is the currency of: Myanmar
87. Ancient Greek mathematician who is known as the Father of Geometry is: Euclid of Alexandria
88. The author of Awaz-e-Dost is: Masood Mufti
89. Two water molecules are bonded by: Hydrogen bonds
90. Jamia al-Azhar is located in: Egypt
91. The first email was sent in 1971 by: Ray Tomlinson
92. World Environment Day is observed annually on: June 5
93. The Lowari Pass, located at an elevation of 10,230 feet (3,120 m) in KP, connects the region of Chitral with: Dir Upper
94. The International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists is: 2026
95. The most abundant, stable organic polymer on Earth is: Cellulose
96. The US operation in Venezuela was codenamed: Operation Absolute Resolve
97. The three tectonic plates that interact in Pakistan are Indian Plate, Arabian Plate and :Eurasian Plate
98. The “Trade Bazooka” is a law of the: European Union
99. The world's most prestigious award in the field of Operations Research and advanced analytics is: Franz Edelman Award
100. Chagos Islands are disputed between the United Kingdom and: Mauritius
