Questions from Basic General Knowledge
3321. The southern part of Mesopotamia was famously was known ?
Babilonia
3322. Which country produced 127 lakh metric tones fish in 2010?
Japan
3323. DNA (Deoxyribo Nucleic Acid) and RNA (Ribo Nucleic Acid) are the two kinds of ?
Nucleic Acids.
3324. Chris Even’s name is associated with which sport?
Tennis
3325. Who is the author of Living Room?
Graham Greene
3326. By which number the quality of gasoline’ sample is determined?
By its octane number
3327. The period when man began to use iron is known as?
Iron Age
3328. Machael Ferrrera is associated with which game?
Snooker
3329. Where is Human body"s main organ of balance located?
Inner part of ear
3330. In which part is the provision of amending the Constitutional Provision is given?
Part XX Article 368
