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MCQs 2026

21.
The International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists is observed on November 2nd. What is the main purpose of this day?
A To celebrate the achievements of journalists in promoting peace.
B To raise awareness about the need to protect journalists and end impunity for crimes committed against them.
C To provide financial aid to journalists facing legal challenges.
D To establish new ethical guidelines for journalism worldwide.
22.
In 2026, the International Day for Biosphere Reserves will be observed. What is a key characteristic of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve site?
A It must be a strictly protected area with no human activity allowed.
B It is a learning laboratory for sustainable development, balancing conservation with socio-economic activities.
C It is primarily designated for military purposes and national security.
D It is a site solely for scientific research without community involvement.
23.
Which international organization is primarily associated with the designation and promotion of Biosphere Reserves under the 'Man and the Biosphere' (MAB) Programme?
A World Health Organization (WHO)
B International Monetary Fund (IMF)
C United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
D World Trade Organization (WTO)
24.
The International Day for Biosphere Reserves is celebrated annually on November 3rd. What is the primary objective of this day?
A To promote space exploration and research.
B To raise awareness about the importance of biosphere reserves for biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.
C To encourage international trade in natural resources.
D To advocate for the establishment of new international borders.
25.
When discussing Indian textiles, terms like 'Kanjeevaram', 'Banarasi', and 'Paithani' are often mentioned. In the context of a special exhibition at the National Museum in 2026, what do these terms primarily refer to?
A Types of natural dyes used.
B Regional varieties of silk sarees.
C Techniques of block printing.
D Styles of embroidery.
26.
A special exhibition on Indian textiles at the National Museum in 2026 would likely showcase the historical significance of textiles in India. Which of the following historical periods is renowned for its highly developed textile production and trade?
A The Mauryan Empire
B The Gupta Empire
C The Indus Valley Civilization
D The Mughal Empire
27.
In 2026, the National Museum is set to host a special exhibition focusing on Indian textiles. Which of the following is a significant aspect often highlighted in such exhibitions regarding Indian textiles?
A The dominance of synthetic fibers in ancient Indian weaving.
B The intricate techniques and diverse regional variations of handloom weaving.
C The primary use of machine-made textiles in royal courts.
D The decline of natural dyes due to the advent of chemical dyes.
28.
What is the term used for a race that is half the distance of a full marathon?
A Sprint
B Ultra Marathon
C Half Marathon
D Decathlon
29.
Which of the following is considered one of the 'World Marathon Majors'?
A Berlin Marathon
B Mumbai Marathon
C Delhi Half Marathon
D Rome Marathon
30.
What is the standard distance of a full marathon race?
A 26.2 miles (42.195 km)
B 21.1 miles (33.9 km)
C 13.1 miles (21.1 km)
D 40 km
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