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1. This Maritime nation features an AK 47 rifle on its flag.
A) Somalia
B) Ethiopia
C) Madagascar
D) Mozambique
2. Barberton Greenstone Belt is situated on the eastern edge of this country known for its gold mineralisation and komatiltes.
Named after the KOMATI River that flows the belt.
A) Angola
B) South Africa
C) Tanzania
D) DRC
3. In 1912, this former US President was shot just before he was scheduled to deliver an election speech which he did but bullet remained inside his chest during the speech.
On Oct 14, 1912, John Schrank attempted to assassinate him. But Roosevelt stoically delivered 84 minute long speech after that night.
A) Woodrow Wilson
B) Theodore Roosevelt
C) William McKinley
D) William Howard Taft
4. Which Formula 1 team won the Constructors' Championship in 2021.
Mercedes scored 613.5 while Redbull was at 2nd with 585.5
A) Redbull Honda
B) Ferrari
C) McLaren Mercedes
D) Mercedes
5. 'The Washington Post' American daily newspaper owned by this billionaire is the founder of this MNC
A) Walmart
B) Deloitte
C) Amazon
D) Tesla
6. The practice of having a protem speaker the oldest member in an assembly or parliament has been borrowed from X country.
A) USA
B) United Kingdom
C) France
D) Australia
7. Which Formula 1 track boasts the record of the shortest distance including all laps.
Due to its twisty and slow nature of circuit, it has only 160 miles instead of 190 miles.
A) Monaco
B) Monza
C) Miami
D) Bahrain
8. In September 1944, nine American airmen survived when their planes were shot down off the coast the tiny Pacific island of Chichijima. Eight of the young men were captured by the Japanese, tortured and eaten. The ninth drifted out to sea and was remarkably rescued by the US Navy. That survivor was a 20-year-old pilot who would go on to become President.
A) Ronald Reagan
B) Richard Nixon
C) George HW Bush
D) Gerald Ford
9. What is the Kaprekar 's Constant named after an Indian mathematician DR Kaprekar.
A) 6714
B) 6147
C) 7614
D) 6174
10. This driver boasts the record of fastest pole lap in F1 history.
A) Max Verstappen
B) Lewis Hamilton
C) Carlos Sainz
D) Oscar Piastri
11. This item is the most water intensive food in terms of water withdrawal per kilogram (liters)
Cheese stands at top with 5, 606 KG as per 'Our World in Data, Poore & Nemecek(2018).
A) Beef
B) Nuts
C) Fish
D) Cheese
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