A Global Voyage of Knowledge: 100 Questions Across Various Realms

1. Question: What is the capital city of Japan?
   • Answer: Tokyo
2. Question: Who wrote “Pride and Prejudice”?
   • Answer: Jane Austen
3. Question: What is the chemical symbol for water?
   • Answer: H2O
4. Question: Which planet is known as the “Red Planet”?
   • Answer: Mars
5. Question: Who painted the famous artwork “The Starry Night”?
   • Answer: Vincent van Gogh
6. Question: What is the currency of the United Kingdom?
   • Answer: British Pound Sterling
7. Question: In which year did the Titanic sink?
   • Answer: 1912
8. Question: Who is the current President of the United States?
   • Answer: Joe Biden
9. Question: What is the largest mammal on Earth?
   • Answer: Blue Whale
10. Question: Which gas do plants absorb during photosynthesis?

• Answer: Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

11. Question: What is the capital city of Brazil?

• Answer: Brasília

12. Question: Who developed the theory of relativity?

• Answer: Albert Einstein

13. Question: What is the main ingredient in chocolate?

• Answer: Cocoa

14. Question: In which year did World War I begin?

• Answer: 1914

15. Question: Who wrote the play “Romeo and Juliet”?

• Answer: William Shakespeare

16. Question: What is the currency of India?

• Answer: Indian Rupee

17. Question: Which country is known as the “Land of the Rising Sun”?

• Answer: Japan

18. Question: What is the capital of Australia?

• Answer: Canberra

19. Question: Who discovered the double helix structure of DNA?

• Answer: James Watson and Francis Crick

20. Question: What is the largest ocean on Earth?

• Answer: Pacific Ocean

21. Question: In which year did Nelson Mandela become the first black President of South Africa?

• Answer: 1994

22. Question: What is the chemical symbol for gold?

• Answer: Au

23. Question: Who wrote “The Diary of a Young Girl,” also known as “Anne Frank’s Diary”?

• Answer: Anne Frank

24. Question: What is the currency of China?

• Answer: Chinese Yuan (Renminbi)

25. Question: What is the capital of France?

• Answer: Paris

26. Question: Who is known as the “Father of the Computer”?

• Answer: Charles Babbage

27. Question: What is the speed of light?

• Answer: Approximately 299,792 kilometers per second (km/s)

28. Question: In which year did the Berlin Wall fall?

• Answer: 1989

29. Question: Who painted the Mona Lisa?

• Answer: Leonardo da Vinci

30. Question: What is the smallest prime number?

• Answer: 2

31. Question: What is the capital of Russia?

• Answer: Moscow

32. Question: Who is the author of “1984”?

• Answer: George Orwell

33. Question: What is the national animal of Australia?

• Answer: Kangaroo

34. Question: In which year did the World Wide Web (WWW) become publicly accessible?

• Answer: 1991

35. Question: Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize?

• Answer: Marie Curie

36. Question: What is the currency of Japan?

• Answer: Japanese Yen

37. Question: Which river is often associated with Ancient Egypt?

• Answer: Nile River

38. Question: Who is the Greek god of the sea?

• Answer: Poseidon

39. Question: What is the capital of South Korea?

• Answer: Seoul

40. Question: In which year did the United States declare its independence?

• Answer: 1776

41. Question: Who wrote the play “Hamlet”?

• Answer: William Shakespeare

42. Question: What is the chemical symbol for silver?

• Answer: Ag

43. Question: Which planet is known as the “Morning Star” or “Evening Star”?

• Answer: Venus

44. Question: Who was the first man to step on the moon?

• Answer: Neil Armstrong

45. Question: What is the capital of Canada?

• Answer: Ottawa

46. Question: Who is the author of the “Harry Potter” series?

• Answer:K. Rowling

47. Question: What is the largest desert in the world?

• Answer: Antarctica (Antarctic Desert)

48. Question: In which year did the French Revolution begin?

• Answer: 1789

49. Question: Who wrote “The Canterbury Tales”?

• Answer: Geoffrey Chaucer

50. Question: What is the national flower of Japan?

• Answer: Cherry Blossom

51. Question: In which year did the Cold War end?

• Answer: 1991

52. Question: Who painted “The Scream”?

• Answer: Edvard Munch

53. Question: What is the capital of Germany?

• Answer: Berlin

54. Question: Who developed the polio vaccine?

• Answer: Jonas Salk

55. Question: Which gas makes up the majority of Earth’s atmosphere?

• Answer: Nitrogen

56. Question: What is the currency of South Africa?

• Answer: South African Rand

57. Question: Who was the first woman in space?

• Answer: Valentina Tereshkova

58. Question: What is the largest bird in the world?

• Answer: Ostrich

59. Question: What is the capital of Italy?

• Answer: Rome

60. Question: Who wrote “The Great Gatsby”?

• Answer: Scott Fitzgerald

61. Question: What is the chemical symbol for iron?

• Answer: Fe

62. Question: In which year did the World Health Organization (WHO) officially declare COVID-19 a pandemic?

• Answer: 2020

63. Question: Who is known as the “Father of the Nation” in India?

• Answer: Mahatma Gandhi

64. Question: What is the currency of Egypt?

• Answer: Egyptian Pound

65. Question: Which mountain range is the longest in the world?

• Answer: Andes

66. Question: Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in Physics?

• Answer: Marie Curie

67. Question: What is the capital of China?

• Answer: Beijing

68. Question: Who wrote the play “Macbeth”?

• Answer: William Shakespeare

69. Question: What is the chemical symbol for oxygen?

• Answer: O2

70. Question: In which year did the American Civil War end?

• Answer: 1865

71. Question: Who discovered penicillin?

• Answer: Alexander Fleming

72. Question: What is the currency of France?

• Answer: Euro

73. Question: In which year did the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) successfully launch its first satellite, Aryabhata?

• Answer: 1975

74. Question: Who painted “American Gothic”?

• Answer: Grant Wood

75. Question: What is the capital of South Africa?

• Answer: Pretoria (Administrative), Bloemfontein (Judicial), and Cape Town (Legislative)

76. Question: What is the chemical symbol for lead?

• Answer: Pb

77. Question: In which year did the Industrial Revolution begin?

• Answer: 1760

78. Question: Who is known as the “Queen of Pop”?

• Answer: Madonna

79. Question: What is the national animal of Canada?

• Answer: Beaver

80. Question: In which year did the United Nations (UN) officially come into existence?

• Answer: 1945

81. Question: Who wrote “The Catcher in the Rye”?

• Answer:D. Salinger

82. Question: What is the currency of Japan?

• Answer: Japanese Yen

83. Question: Which famous scientist formulated the laws of motion?

• Answer: Isaac Newton

84. Question: What is the world’s second-largest continent?

• Answer: Africa

85. Question: Who painted “The Persistence of Memory”?

• Answer: Salvador Dalí

86. Question: What is the national animal of China?

• Answer: Giant Panda

87. Question: What is the capital of India?

• Answer: New Delhi

88. Question: Who is the author of “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy?

• Answer:R.R. Tolkien

89. Question: What is the chemical symbol for sodium?

• Answer: Na

90. Question: In which year did the Russian Revolution take place?

• Answer: 1917

91. Question: Who is known as the “Father of Medicine”?

• Answer: Hippocrates

92. Question: What is the largest island in the world?

• Answer: Greenland

93. Question: Who wrote the play “Othello”?

• Answer: William Shakespeare

94. Question: What is the currency of Mexico?

• Answer: Mexican Peso

95. Question: In which year did the Magna Carta, a foundational document for constitutional governance, come into existence?

• Answer: 1215

96. Question: Who is known as the “Bard of Avon”?

• Answer: William Shakespeare

97. Question: What is the chemical symbol for carbon?

• Answer: C

98. Question: In which year did the first manned moon landing occur?

• Answer: 1969

99. Question: Who wrote “The Odyssey”?

• Answer: Homer

100. Question: What is the national flower of India? – Answer: Lotus

Conclusion

In this global odyssey of knowledge, we’ve traversed through the capitals of Japan and China, explored the depths of literature with Shakespeare, and soared to astronomical heights with the first manned moon landing. From the mysteries of DNA to the brushstrokes of renowned artists, our journey encapsulates the diversity of human understanding. As we conclude this enlightening voyage, may these questions linger, sparking curiosity and fostering a continual pursuit of wisdom.