General Knowledge Quiz

Adidas is a major sports brand that sponsors cricket equipment. However, this question may be outdated as sponsorship deals change frequently. Nike, Reebok, and Puma are also sports brands but the specific sponsor relationship needs verification.

Walmart consistently ranks first on the Fortune Global 500 list by total revenue, surpassing tech giants like Google and Microsoft as well as automotive companies like Toyota. Its massive retail volume generates the highest annual turnover of any public company globally.

Volkswagen (VW) is a German automobile manufacturer founded in 1937. It's headquartered in Wolfsburg, Germany and is one of the world's largest car makers.

Indira Gandhi International Airport is located in New Delhi and serves as the primary international airport for India's capital city. Named after former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, it is one of the busiest airports in India. The other options listed are major Indian cities, but none host IGI Airport.

Sulphuric acid (sulfuric acid) has the chemical formula H2SO4 - two hydrogen atoms, one sulfur atom, and four oxygen atoms. KMnO4 is potassium permanganate, HCl is hydrochloric acid, and P2SO3 is not a standard formula.

This is a trick question - you CAN drop a raw egg onto a concrete floor without cracking THE FLOOR. The floor won't crack (it's concrete), but the egg will. The question asks if you can do it without cracking 'it' - the floor remains intact.

This is a trick question. Everyone has only ONE birthday - the day they were born. While a Japanese woman may celebrate many birthDAYs (anniversaries of her birth), she has only one actual BIRTHDAY. The question plays on the distinction between the birth date and its annual celebrations.

Telegram services have been discontinued in most countries worldwide. Western Union, the last major telegram service in the United States, stopped sending telegrams in 2006. Today, traditional telegram services as historical communication methods no longer operate.

This is a word riddle playing on the concept of aging. When a girl ages, she matures into a woman. The word 'AGE' represents the process of getting older and maturing from childhood to adulthood.

This is a Hindi wordplay riddle. 13^3 = 2197. The answer 'SUROOR' in Hindi/Urdu means passion/intoxication and has a wordplay connection to the number 13 in this cultural riddle format.

According to historical records, Sita was the first Indian woman to pilot a flight abroad. This represents a milestone in Indian aviation history for women pilots.

This is a phonetic wordplay riddle. When spoken with an English accent, 'There was a cold day' sounds similar to Hindi phrase meaning 'door, open'. It's a linguistic joke about cross-language pronunciation similarities.

All India Radio (AIR), now known as Akashvani, began its operations in 1936 as the Indian State Broadcasting Service. It was later renamed All India Radio in 1957 and has been India's national public radio broadcaster.

Finland is known as the 'Land of a Thousand Lakes' but actually has over 188,000 lakes, far exceeding 55,000. This geographical feature makes Finland famous for its lake landscapes, with lakes covering about 10% of the country's total area.

Burma (now Myanmar) was separated from British India in 1937 under the Government of India Act 1935. This separation made Burma a separate British colony until it gained independence in 1948.

Mahabalipuram (also known as Mamallapuram) was founded by Narasimha Varman I of the Pallava dynasty in the 7th century CE. The port city is famous for its rock-cut temples and monuments, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

According to Article 108 of the Indian Constitution, the Speaker of Lok Sabha presides over a joint sitting of both Houses. While the President summons the joint session, the Speaker (or in their absence, the Deputy Speaker) presides over the proceedings.

Babur, the founder of the Mughal Empire, was originally buried in Agra in 1530. His remains were later moved to Kabul by his widow Haji Begum, where his tomb stands in the Bagh-e-Babur garden. Kabul was Babur's favorite city and the capital of his empire.