General Knowledge Trivia

Stupendous Man is Calvin's superhero alter ego in the Calvin and Hobbes comic strip, created by Bill Watterson. The costume is made by his mother, and Calvin consistently loses his battles (usually to his mom) while claiming 'moral victories'.

He-Man is the heroic character from Masters of the Universe whose secret identity is Prince Adam. He is the twin brother of She-Ra and defends Eternia and Castle Grayskull from Skeletor's evil forces.

Captain Planet is the environmental superhero summoned when the Planeteers combine their elemental ring powers. The show was created in 1990 to raise environmental awareness, with rings controlling Earth, Fire, Wind, Water, and Heart.

Hazaribagh National Park is located in Jharkhand state and is known for its wildlife including tigers, leopards, and various bird species. Uttaranchal (now Uttarakhand), Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh do not contain this national park.

Shaktiman is the Indian superhero with superhuman strength, flight, and laser beam abilities. His alter ego is Pandit Gangadhar Vidyadhar Mayadhar Omkarnathnath Shastri, a photographer for Aaj Ki Awaaz newspaper, and his archenemy is Tamraj Kilvish.

This is a duplicate of question 26582 with the correct answer moved to option D. He-Man is the heroic character from Masters of the Universe whose secret identity is Prince Adam, twin brother of She-Ra, defender of Eternia against Skeletor.

Bangalore is known as the Silicon Valley of India due to its concentration of IT companies and technology startups. It hosts major tech parks and is the headquarters for numerous Indian and multinational technology corporations.

R.K. Narayanan (Rasipuram Krishnaswami Iyer Narayanaswami) was the renowned writer among the options. He was one of India's greatest English-language novelists, known for works like 'Malgudi Days'. The other options are: K.R. Narayanan (former President of India), N.R. Narayana Murthy (founder of Infosys), and Narayana Guru (social reformer) - none of whom were primarily known as writers.

Grand Theft Auto III is set in Liberty City, which is a fictionalized version of New York City. This was the first 3D game in the GTA series and established Liberty City as one of the franchise's main locations alongside Vice City (Miami) and San Andreas (California). London was featured in GTA: London 1969, but not GTA III.

The word is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is "misspelled" with two 's' letters - one after 'mi' and another before 'ed'. Common error is dropping the middle 's'.

This word is spelled correctly. It follows the pattern of 'con-' prefix + 'science' root + '-ious' suffix, maintaining the 'sci' sequence. The spelling matches standard English dictionaries.

The word is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is "twelfth" with a 'f' after 'twel' and a 'th' at the end. The ordinal number drops the 've' from 'twelve' and adds 'fth'.

The word is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is "hierarchy" with 'hi' at the beginning, not 'hire'. The word comes from Greek 'hierarchia' and maintains the 'hi' spelling.

This word is spelled correctly. 'Liaison' is a French-derived word meaning a connection or coordination. The spelling follows standard English conventions with 'i' after 'l' and 'ai' in the middle.

The word is incorrectly spelled. The correct spelling is "mischievous" with only one 'i' after 'misch'. A common error is adding an extra 'i' (mis-chie-vi-ous), but the standard pronunciation is mis-chuh-vuhs.

Memento is the correct spelling for a keepsake or souvenir. The word comes from Latin 'memini' (to remember) and follows standard English spelling conventions with no doubled consonants in the root.

Occasionally is spelled with one 's' after the first 'c' and double 'l'. The given spelling 'occassionally' has double 's' which is incorrect, making False the right answer.

Pronunciation is spelled with 'nun' not 'non'. The root word is 'pronounce' but when adding the suffix '-iation', the second 'o' changes to 'i'. The given spelling 'pronounciation' is incorrect.

Separate is spelled with 'par' in the middle, not 'per'. A common mistake is spelling it 'seperate', but the correct spelling follows the root word 'parate' meaning to part or divide. The given spelling is correct.

This question pairs countries with their national fish. Pakistan has Mahseer, Finland has Perch, and Philippines has Bangus as their national fish. Sri Lanka paired with 'Mahanel' is incorrect as this is not a recognized fish name, making option 2 the odd one out.