Technology, History and General Knowledge Quiz

In Christian eschatology, 666 is the 'number of the beast' associated with the Antichrist in the Book of Revelation. It's considered a symbol of evil, not 'Gods angel', a lucky number, or a divine number.

In mythology, a demigod refers to a child of one divine and one human parent. Famous examples include Hercules (son of Zeus) and Achilles (son of Thetis). Half-god might seem logical, but demigod is the established term in mythological traditions.

Bruce Lee was famous for the one-inch punch, a technique from his martial arts philosophy Jeet Kune Do. It demonstrates how power can be generated from a very short distance. The other options are not recognized martial arts techniques associated with Bruce Lee.

Jasmine (specifically Jasminum officinale, known as Chambeli in Urdu) is Pakistan's national flower. It was officially adopted as the national flower due to its cultural significance and prevalence in the region. Rose is associated with several countries, Thistle with Scotland, and Chamomile is not a national flower.

Ameer-ud-din Khidwai designed Pakistan's national flag in 1947. The flag features a green field with a white crescent and star, symbolizing progress and light. The white stripe represents religious minorities and peace.

Urdu is the national language of Pakistan, declared in 1973. It was chosen to unify the nation and bridge regional linguistic divides. Pakistani is not a language, and Hindi/Tamil are from other countries.

The Chakor (Chukar partridge) is Pakistan's national bird, symbolizing beauty and grace. It's a mountain game bird found in Pakistan's northern regions. Peacock is India's national bird.

Yashwantrao Chavan was the first Chief Minister of Maharashtra, serving from 1960-1962 after the state's formation. He led the state during its early years. Marotrao Kannamwar was his successor.

If John's mom has 5 sons with names Ja, Je, Ji, and Jo, the last one must be John himself. The pattern lists sons, so John completes the set. This is a logic puzzle about self-reference.

James Gosling created Java in 1995 at Sun Microsystems. He led the team that developed this object-oriented programming language. Java became widely used for platform-independent applications.

Bjarne Stroustrup created C++ in 1979 as an extension of C. He added object-oriented features to the C language. Dennis Ritchie created C, not C++.

Mark Zuckerberg is the CEO and President of Facebook (Meta), which he co-founded in 2004. He has led the company since its creation. The other names are incorrect or fictitious.

Tim Berners-Lee invented HTML and the World Wide Web in 1989 at CERN. He created the foundation for web pages. The other options are Facebook co-founders, not web pioneers.

Tracing: x=20, y=35. x=y+++x++ uses original values: x=35+20=55, then y++ makes y=36, x++ makes x=56. y=++y+++x: y becomes 37, x becomes 57, then y=37+57=94. Output: 57 and 94.

Qutub Minar was commissioned by Qutb-ud-din Aibak in 1193 CE to mark his victory over Rajput kingdoms. The construction was later continued by Iltutmish and Firoz Shah Tughlaq. Sher Shah Suri ruled in the 16th century, Bahadur Shah Zafar was the last Mughal emperor in the 19th century, and Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal in the 17th century - none of them could have built the Qutub Minar.

In the Ramayana epic, Ravana's wife was Mandodari, who was known for her wisdom and tried to dissuade Ravana from abducting Sita. Shrutakirti was married to Shatrughna (Lord Rama's younger brother), while Mandavi was Bharata's wife. Simhika was a demoness in Hindu mythology, not Ravana's wife.

In JavaScript, the navigator object (part of the Window interface) contains information about the browser. The appName property specifically returns the official name of the browser. Options A and B use a non-existent 'client' object, while option D invents 'clientitself', which is not valid JavaScript syntax.