Question – 1: When was the first G20 Summit held?

Answer: 2008
Question – 2: Which country hosted the first G20 Summit?
Answer: USA
Question – 3: What does the acronym “G20” stand for?
Answer: Group of Twenty (G20)
Question – 4: How many countries are members of the G20?
Answer: 19 Countries + European Union
Question – 5: Which country is the current Chair of the G20?
Answer: India
Question – 6: Which city will host the 2023 G20 Summit?
Answer: New Delhi
Question – 7: What is the theme of the 2023 G20 Summit?
Answer: “One Earth, One Family, One Future” or “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam”.
Question – 8: How often is the G20 Summit held?
Answer: Once a year
Question – 9: Which city hosted the 2022 G20 Summit?
Answer: Bali, Indonesia
Question – 10: Which country hosted the 2021 G20 Summit?
Answer: Italy
Question – 11: In which year, G20 declared itself the primary venue for
international economic and financial cooperation?
Answer: 2009
Question – 12: Which country is the most recent addition to the G20?
Answer: Argentina
Question – 13: Which G20 member has the largest economy?
Answer: The United States
Question – 14: Which G20 member has the highest population?
Answer: India (India surpasses China to become the most populous nation in
April 2023)
Question – 15: Which country has the second-largest economy in the G20?
Answer: China has the second-largest economy in the G20
Question – 16: Which country has the third-largest economy in the G20?
Answer: Japan has the third-largest economy in the G20.
Question – 17: Which country has the smallest economy in the G20?
Answer: South Africa
Question – 18: How are the G20 countries selected?
Answer: The G20 countries are selected based on their economic importance.
Question – 19: Which country is the only African member of the G20?
Answer: South Africa
Question – 20: When did India get the Presidency of the G20?
Answer: December 1, 2022
Question – 21: A delegation of how many members will be participating in the
New Delhi Summit of G20?
Answer: 43
Question – 22: What is the G20’s total GDP?
Answer: The G20’s total GDP is approximately 80% of the world’s GDP.
Question – 23: How many G20 Summits have been held so far?
Answer: 17 (18th Summit will be held in New Delhi, India in 2023)
Question – 24: Who hosted the G20 Summit 2018?
Answer: Argentina hosted the G20 Summit 2018.
Question – 25: G20 was founded in which year?
Answer: 1999
Question – 26: Which country will host the G20 summit in 2024?
Answer: Brazil
Question – 27: Which country will host the G20 summit in 2025?
Answer: South Africa
Question – 28: The logo of G20 is inspired by which thing?
Answer: Indian National Flag
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Question – 29: What percentage do the G20 countries contribute to the world’s
population?
Answer: Nearly 60%
Question – 30: Why did the president of the United States Joe Biden call for
the removal of Russia from G20?
Answer: Due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Question – 31: In which year, Saudi Arabia hosted G20 Summit?
Answer: 2019
Question – 32: In which city, Australia hosted G20 Summit in 2014?
Answer: Brisbane
Question – 33: Which city hosted the second G20 summit?
Answer: London (United Kingdom)
Question – 34: Who was the host leader in the first G20 Summit?
Answer: George W. Bush
Question – 35: What is the venue of the G20 New Delhi Summit 2023?
Answer: International Exhibition-Convention Centre (IECC)
Question – 36: Who is the host leader of the G20 New Delhi Summit 2023?
Answer: Narendra Modi
Question – 37: When will the first G20 summit take place in India?
Answer: In 2023
Question – 38: Is there any permanent secretariat or headquarters of G20?
Answer: No
Question – 39: Who designed India’s G20 presidency logo?
Answer: Sudarsan Pattnaik
Question – 40: Where did the first G20 Sherpa Meeting under India’s
Presidency hold?
Answer: Udaipur, Rajasthan.
Question – 41: Where did the First G20 Culture Group (CWG) meet organized?
Answer: Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh
Question – 42: From where the theme of the 2023 G20 Summit “Vasudhaiva
Kutumbakam” is derived?
Answer: From the ancient text of the Maha Upanishad.
Question – 43: Which country is the permanent guest of G20?
Answer: Spain
Question – 44: India is inviting which guest countries along with the member of
G20 to take part in the summit?
Answer: Bangladesh, Mauritius, Egypt, Netherlands, Nigeria, Oman, Spain,
Singapore, and UAE.
Question – 45: What percentage do the G20 countries contribute to global
trade?
Answer: 75%
Question – 46: What percentage do the G20 countries contribute to the
World’s land area?
Answer: 60%
Question – 47: What is G20 Women 20?
Answer: The G20 Women 20 is a platform that Women’s empowerment and
gender equality in the G20 Countries.
Question – 48: What was the theme of the G20 summit in 2022 under the
presidency of Indonesia?
Answer: “Recover Together, Recover Stronger”
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Question – 49: Who is the leader representing European Union in G20 Summit
2023?
Answer: Ursula von der Leyen (President of the European Commission)
Question – 50: Turkey hosted the G20 summit for the first time in which year?
Answer: 2015

[1] According to Dr. Ambedkar, which Article is the soul of Indian Constitution?
1. A) 32
2. B) 31
3. C) 29
4. D) 352
Answer: A) 32
[2] How long a person should have practiced in a High Court to be eligible to
be appointed as a Judge of Supreme Court of India?
1. A) 10 Years
2. B) 12 Years
3. C) 15 Years
4. D) 20 Years
Answer: A) 10 Years
[3] Which of the following is a part of the Electoral College for the Election of
the President but does not participate in the proceedings for his/her
impeachment?
1. A) Lok Sabha
2. B) State Legislative Assemblies
3. C) Rajya Sabha
4. D) State Legislative Councils
Answer: B) State Legislative Assemblies
[4] What is the main difference between Fundamental Rights and the Directive
Principles of state policy?
1. A) Political Protection
2. B) Moral Protection
3. C) Judicial Protection
4. D) Constitutional Protection
Answer: C) Judicial Protection
[5] In which year the Cabinet Mission arrived in India?
1. A) 1935
2. B) 1944
3. C) 1946
4. D) 1952
Answer: C) 1946
[6] In the following which is not an emergency provisions?
1. A) 352
2. B) 356
3. C) 360
4. D) 364
Answer: D) 364
[7] In which session Congress split into two groups?
1. A) Madras Session
2. B) Calcutta Session
3. C) Allahabad Session
4. D) Surat Session
Answer: D) Surat Session
[8] Who has the right to transfer a Judge from one high court to Another High
court?
1. A) President
2. B) Prime Minister
3. C) Law Minister of India
4. D) Chief Justice of India
Answer: A) President
[9] British Parliament passed Indian Independence Act on?
1. A) 14th August 1947
2. B) 15th August 1947
3. C) 18th July 1946
4. D) 18th July 1947
Answer: D) 18th July 1947
[10] The Speaker of Lok Sabha can be removed by a resolution passed by:
1. A) Two-thirds majority of the total members of the Lok Sabha
2. B) A majority of the then members of both Lok Sabha and Rajya
Sabha
3. C) A majority of all the then members of Lok Sabha
4. D) Two-thirds majority of the Lok Sabha members present and
voting
Answer: C) A majority of all the then members of Lok Sabha

[1] Which one is the smallest ocean in the World?

(A) Indian
(B) Pacific
(C) Atlantic
(D) Arctic
Answer – D (Arctic)
[2] Which country gifted the ‘Statue of Liberty’ to USA in 1886?
(A) France
(B) Canada
(C) Brazil
(D) England
Answer: A (France)
[3] Dead Sea is located between which two countries?
(A) Jordan and Sudan
(B) Jordan and Israel
(C) Turkey and UAE
(D) UAE and Egypt
Answer: B (Jordan and Israel)
[4] In which ocean ‘Bermuda Triangle’ region is located?
(A) Atlantic
(B) Indian
(C) Pacific
(D) Arctic
Answer: A (Atlantic)
[5] Which country is known as the ‘playground of Europe’?
(A) Austria
(B) Holland
(C) Switzerland
(D) Italy
Answer: C (Switzerland)
[6] Which country is also known as the ‘Land of Rising Sun’?
(A) Japan
(B) New Zealand
(C) Fiji
(D) China
Answer: A (Japan)
[7] Which country is known as the ‘Land of Thunderbolts’?
(A) China
(B) Bhutan
(C) Mongolia
(D) Thailand
Answer: B (Bhutan)
[8] Which continent has the highest number of countries?
(A) Asia
(B) Europe
(C) North America
(D) Africa
Answer: D (Africa)
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[9] In which country, white elephant is found?
(A) India
(B) Sri Lanka
(C) Thailand
(D) Malaysia
Answer: C (Thailand)
[10] Total number of oceans in the World is
(A) 3
(B) 5
(C) 7
(D) 12
Answer: B (5)
[11] Which country is also known as the ‘Land of Thousand Lakes’
(A) Iceland
(B) Norway
(C) Finland
(D) Switzerland
Answer: C (Finland)
[12] Which Plateau (पठार) is known as the ‘Roof of the World’?
(A) Andes
(B) Himalaya
(C) Karakoram
(D) Pamir
Answer: D (Pamir)
[13] The world’s longest straight road without any corners is located in
(A) USA
(B) Australia
(C) Saudi Arabia
(D) China
Answer: C (Saudi Arabia)
[14] Which one is the biggest island in the World?
(A) Borneo
(B) Finland
(C) Sumatra
(D) Greenland
Answer: D (Greenland)
[15] In which year Hong Kong became a part of China after British Rule?
(A) 1982
(B) 1989
(C) 1995
(D) 1997
Answer: D (1997)
[16] Which one is the World’s highest-altitude civilian airport?
(A) Daocheng Yading Airport, China
(B) Kushok Bakula Rimpochhe Airport, Leh
(C) Qamdo Bamda Airport, China
(D) None of the above
Answer: A (Daocheng Yading Airport, China)
[17] Which river is flowing through Grand Canyon in Arizona, USA?
(A) Missouri River
(B) Colorado River
(C) Mississippi River
(D) Yukon River
Answer: B (Colorado River)
[18] Which one is the largest tropical rain forest in the world?
(A) Amazon
(B) Bosawas
(C) Southeast Asian Rain Forest
(D) Daintree Rain Forest
Answer: A (Amazon)
[19] How many countries were participated as founding member of

United Nation?
(A) 45
(B) 50
(C) 51
(D) 75
Answer: C (51)
[20] Which one is the longest continental mountain range in the world?
(A) Himalaya
(B) Andes
(C) Rocky Mountains
(D) Ural Mountains
Answer: B (Andes)

(1) Which of the following organization was not established by BR Ambedkar?

[A] Depressed Classes Institute

[B] Samaj Samata Sangh

[C] Zero Club

[D] People’s Education Society

Answer: [C] Zero Club

(2) Which among the following books was authored by Mahatma Gandhi?

[A] Discovery of India

[B] Hind Swaraj

[C] My Truth

[D] Hindu View of Life

Answer: [B] Hind Swaraj

(3) The Swaraj Party was divided into factions after the death of CR Das and
its ‘Responsivists’ faction worked for/by:

[A] Maintaining a separate identity of the Party within the Congress

[B] Creating obstacles in legislative process by acting as dissenters

[C] Cooperating with the No-Changers of the Congress in the favour of

constructive programme of Gandhi

[D] Safeguarding the Hindu interests by cooperating with the British

Government

Answer: [D] Safeguarding the Hindu interests by cooperating with the British
Government

(4) ‘Do or Die’ is the famous slogan of which Congress leader?

[A] Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose

[B] Mahatma Gandhi

[C] Lal Bahadur Shastri

[D] Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel

Answer: [B] Mahatma Gandhi

(5) The pioneer of Communism in India was:

[A] MN Roy

[B] MR Jayakar

[C] SA Dange

[D] Nalin Gupta

Answer: [A] MN Roy

(6) Arrange the following events in the order of their chronology:

1) August Offer

2) Poona Pact

3) Third Round Table Conference

Choose the correct option:

[A] 1-2-3

[B] 2-1-3

[C] 2-3-1
[D] 2-1-3

Answer: [C] 2-3-1

(7) In 1953, under whose chairmanship was the first OBC Commission formed?

[A] KK Shetty

[B] Joachim Alva

[C] Hardekar Manjappa

[D] Kaka Kalelkar

Answer: [D] Kaka Kalelkar

(8) Under whose President-ship, Congress split into two groups?

[A] Rash Behari Gosh

[B] Bishan Narayan Dhar

[C] Madan Mohan Malaviya

[D] Syed Mohammed

Answer: [A] Rash Behari Gosh

(9) The resolution of Quit India Movement was passed in which of the following
city?

[A] Lucknow

[B] Calcutta
[C] Madras

[D] Bombay

Answer: [D] Bombay

(10) Simon Commission was sent to India in 1928, at that time who was the
Prime Minister of Britain?

[A] John Allsebrook Simon

[B] Stanley Baldwin

[C] Clement Richard Attlee

[D] Winston Churchill

Answer: [B] Stanley Baldwin