general knowledge Online Quiz - 3625

The English phrase 'I am fine' correctly translates to the Bengali 'Aami bhalo aachi.' Option A means 'Yes, I love you' and option C means 'He/She had come,' which are completely different statements.

The English question 'What will be the answer?' best matches the Bengali 'Uttor ki hote pare?' which asks what the answer could be. Options B and C ask about unrelated topics - what was said to someone and why someone sleeps.

The English sentence 'She came by bus yesterday' correctly translates to 'Se base kore kaalke esechilo' where 'base kore' means by bus, 'kaalke' means yesterday, and 'esechilo' means came. Options A and B discuss sleeping and playing respectively.

The English question 'How was the journey yesterday?' correctly translates to 'kalker jatra kamon chilo?' where 'kalker' means yesterday's, 'jatra' means journey, 'kamon' means how, and 'chilo' means was. Options A and B are about taking and giving respectively.

The English question 'Which is the best newspaper in Hindi?' correctly translates to 'Kon hindi kagoz ta sobche bhalo?' where 'hindi' specifies the language, 'kagoz' means newspaper, 'sobche bhalo' means best. Options A, C, and D ask about fruits, routes, and sleeping places.

The English question 'Whom should I contact?' correctly translates to 'Kar sathe ami jogajog korbo?' where 'kar sathe' means with whom, 'ami' means I, and 'jogajog korbo' means should contact. Options A, B, and C ask about coming along, what the answer is, and where to go.

This question has significant temporal issues. K. Rosaiah was Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh in 2010-2011, but this data appears outdated. The current Chief Minister (as of 2025) would be different. Options A, C, and D reference CMs of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh respectively, not Andhra Pradesh.

Dorjee Khandu was indeed Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, serving from 2007 until his death in 2011. However, this information is temporally outdated - the current CM (as of 2025) would be different. Options B, C, and D list Chief Ministers of other states: Chhattisgarh, Punjab, and Goa respectively.

Tarun Kumar Gogoi served as Chief Minister of Assam from 2001 to 2016, making this answer correct for that period. However, this is temporally outdated - Assam has had new leadership since 2016. Options A, B, and C list leaders from other states or incorrect assignments.

Nitish Kumar is the current Chief Minister of Bihar. He has held this position multiple times since 2005 and is the incumbent as of 2026. Raman Singh was CM of Chhattisgarh, not Bihar.

This is a Bengali-English translation question. 'Tumi ki bakxo ta othate parbe?' correctly translates to 'Can you lift the box?' The other options translate to different questions entirely.

This is a Bengali-English translation question. 'Amar hathe kato gulo aapel aache?' correctly translates to 'How many apples are there in my hand?' The other options ask different questions about coming somewhere, being late, or giving a pen.

This is a Gujarati-English translation question. 'Tame kem chho?' correctly translates to 'How are you?' in Gujarati. The other options ask 'What work have you come for?' and 'What news did you give?'.

This is a Gujarati-English translation question. 'Shu Tame mane prem karo cho?' correctly translates to 'Do you love me?' Option A means 'I am fine', B asks 'What did you eat?', and C is a generic affirmation.

This is a Gujarati-English translation question. 'Ha, hun tamene prem karu chhu.' correctly translates to 'Yes, I love you.' Option A means 'This is the answer' and C means 'this is a question'.

Chef was the school cafeteria worker and mentor whom the boys frequently approached with their questions in the early seasons of South Park. Mr. Garrison was their teacher, Mr. Mackey was the counselor, and Principal Victoria ran the school.

This is a Gujarati-English translation question. 'Tamara Hath ma ketala safargan chhe?' correctly translates to 'How many apples are there in your hand?' Note that 'safargan' (though unusual) appears to be used here for apples, with 'Hath ma' meaning 'in hand'.

This is a Gujarati-English translation question. 'Gaye kal no safar kevo hato?' correctly translates to 'How was the journey yesterday?' The key words are 'kal' (yesterday) and 'safar' (journey).

This is a Gujarati-English translation question. 'Shu tame mane kalam aapsho?' correctly translates to 'Can you give me your pen?' The key word is 'kalam' (pen). The other options ask different questions.