Keyboard Shortcuts and General Knowledge Quiz

Mahatma Gandhi published and edited 'Young India' from 1919-1932, which was a key instrument for spreading his political and social views during the independence movement. The other options published different newspapers - Tilak edited 'Kesari', and Gokhale was associated with 'Sudharak'. Jayaprakash Narayan was active later.

Norway is called the 'Land of the Midnight Sun' because parts of the country (above the Arctic Circle) experience 24 hours of sunlight during summer months. The sun remains visible even at midnight due to Earth's axial tilt. Korea, Japan, and Thailand are at lower latitudes and do not experience this phenomenon.

Ctrl+F9 minimizes the current workbook window in Excel, collapsing it to a taskbar button while keeping the file open. This is different from closing (Alt+F4 or Ctrl+F4) - minimized files can be restored by clicking the taskbar item. Maximize is typically done with the window controls, not a keyboard shortcut in Excel.

Ctrl+K is the universal shortcut for inserting or editing hyperlinks in most Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) and many web browsers. It opens the 'Insert Hyperlink' dialog where you can specify the URL or document location. Selecting rows is typically Shift+Space, and strikethrough uses Ctrl+5 or format menus.

Alt+Shift+F1 inserts a new worksheet in Excel, adding a blank sheet to the current workbook. The alternative shortcut Shift+F11 also performs the same action. Selecting all contents is Ctrl+A or Ctrl+Shift+Space, and bold formatting is Ctrl+B. The typo 'alll' in option A is a minor spelling error.

Ctrl+F6 switches between open workbook windows in Excel, allowing navigation when multiple Excel files are open simultaneously. This is similar to Alt+Tab for switching between applications but specific to Excel windows. Options A (row selection) and D (underline) are incorrect - Ctrl+F6 is purely for window switching within Excel.

Ctrl+U applies or removes underline formatting for the selected text in most Microsoft Office applications. This is a text formatting shortcut similar to Ctrl+B (bold) and Ctrl+I (italic). Creating charts uses F11 or Alt+F1, and search is Ctrl+F. Options C and D both describe the same action (underline), with D being the selected answer.

Ctrl+Shift+; enters the current time into the selected cell in Excel. This is a useful shortcut for timestamping data. For entering just the date, use Ctrl+; (semicolon without Shift). Editing cells is F2, and going to a specific cell is F5 or Ctrl+G. The time is entered in the default time format (e.g., 14:30:00).

Canada's flag features a stylized red maple leaf centered on a white square between two red bars. The maple leaf has been Canada's national symbol since 1965 when the current flag design was adopted. Spain's flag has a coat of arms, Bhutan features a dragon, and New Zealand has the Southern Cross constellation with Union Jack.

Ctrl+G opens the 'Go To' dialog in Excel, allowing you to jump to a specific cell address, named range, or reference. This is useful for navigating large spreadsheets quickly. Find and Replace is Ctrl+H, Select All is Ctrl+A, and Ctrl+G does not move to the next text section. The Go To feature can also be accessed with F5.

A Ruby Anniversary celebrates 40 years of marriage. Anniversary milestones traditionally associated with materials include silver (25 years), ruby (40 years), and gold (50 years).

Ctrl+Page Up/Page Down navigates between worksheet tabs within the same Excel workbook. For switching between open workbooks or windows, Ctrl+Tab is typically used instead.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy was named after his maternal grandfather John Francis Fitzgerald, known as Honey Fitz, who served as Mayor of Boston. The Fitzgerald family was prominent in Massachusetts politics.

Ctrl+W is the universal keyboard shortcut to close the current document or tab in most applications including web browsers, word processors, and email clients.

Triskaidekaphobia is the specific phobia relating to the fear of the number 13. The term derives from Greek 'tris' (three), 'kai' (and), 'deka' (ten), and 'phobia' (fear).

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) uses the Giant Panda as its logo since 1961. The panda was chosen because it is an endangered species and recognizable worldwide, with its black and white pattern working well in print media.

The most common form of color blindness is red-green color blindness (deuteranopia and protanopia), affecting approximately 8% of men of Northern European descent. This makes it difficult to distinguish between red and green hues.

A group of ants is called a colony. Ants live in highly organized social colonies with a queen, workers, and drones. 'Nest' refers to their physical structure, not the group itself.

Alt+S is commonly used in email applications like Microsoft Outlook to send the current message. Alt key combinations typically access application-specific menu functions and shortcuts.