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Here’s a quiz question to test your knowledge about the Olympics. Name the person who has won the maximum number of total career gold medals (i.e., cumulative gold medals over a period of time) in the Olympics. A. Paavo Nurmi B. Michael Phelps C. Carl Lewis D. Mark Spitz Test your friends olympic knowledge by … Read more
Excited about the opening ceremony at the Rio Olympics 2016? Here’s a quiz question to test your knowledge about the Olympics. Which country’s team always marches last in the March Past at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympics? A. Greece B. USA C. host country D. France If you get the correct answer, share it … Read more
Excited about the Rio Olympics 2016? Here’s a quiz question to test your knowledge about the Olympics. In which city were the first Modern Olympics held and when? A. Munich 1968 B. Barcelona 1798 C. Athens 1896 D. Olympia 1698 Test your friends olympic knowledge by sharing this riddle on WhatsApp and Facebook. [showhide more_text=”Show … Read more
Test your general knowledge. On which day and which year did America declare itself an independent country? If you get the answer, share it with your friends on WhatsApp & Facebook, see how many of your friends are good at GK, [showhide more_text=”Show Answer” less_text=”Hide Answer”] The Declaration of Independence is the statement adopted by … Read more
Test you general knowledge and english language skills with today’s riddle. What\’s the definition of the word “principal”? A. The first or most important. B. A value or rule governing behaviour. Share it with your friends on WhatsApp & Facebook. [showhide more_text=”Show Answer” less_text=”Hide Answer”] Answer: Option A. The first or most important. A value or … Read more
Played chess? you should be able to answer this. How many squares are there on a chessboard? (Hint: The answer is not 64.) [showhide more_text=”Show Answer” less_text=”Hide Answer”] If you just take 1 x1 squares there are 64 of them but there are many more different-sized squares on the chessboard. Therefore, there are actually 64 … Read more
Share the riddle when you get the answer. Look at the list given and find the odd one out. America Australia France Russia China Share it with your friends on Facebook and WhatsApp when you get the answer. Answer: France: because it ends with an ‘e’ all other end with ‘a’