The Study of MCQS

-Largest/Biggest in the World-

• Longest River: Nile
• Smallest River: Roe
• Largest River: Amazon
• Largest Island: Greenland
• Largest Peninsula: Arabian Peninsula
• Largest Gulf: Gulf of Mexico
• Largest Bay: Bay of Bengal
• Largest Country: Russia
• Smallest Country: Vatican City
• Largest Ocean: Pacific Ocean
• Smallest Ocean: Arctic Ocean
• Deepest Ocean: Pacific Ocean
• Largest Lake: Caspian Lake
• Largest Fresh
Water Lake Lake Superior
• Largest Lake: Dead Sea
• Tallest Waterfall: Angels Falls

🏛️ Global Organizations & Headquarters

Organizatiin HQ Founded

UNO New York City 1945

World Bank Washington 1944

IMF Washington 1945

WHO Geneva, Switzerland 1948

WTO Geneva, Switzerland 1995

UNESCO Paris, France 1945

UNICEF New York City, USA 1946

ILO Geneva, Switzerland 1919

NATO Brussels, Belgium 1949

EU Brussels, Belgium 1993

OPEC Vienna, Austria 1960

INTERPOL Lyon France 1923

Amnesty Intl London, UK 1961

ICJ The Hague, Netherland 1945

IAEA Vienna, Austria 1957

FAO Rome, Italy 1945
WIPO Geneva, Switzerland 1967

Inter Olym Committe Switzerland 1894

FIFA Zurich Switzerland 1904

ASEAN Jakarta Indonesia 1967

SAARC Kathmandu Nepal 1985

AU Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 2002

ADB Manila Philippines 1966

BRICS Shanghai China 2014

SCO Beijing, China 2001

Commonwealth of Nations London 1931

WEF Cologny, Switzerland 1971

Inter Maritime Org (IMO) London 1948

UNEP Nairobi, Kenya 1972

UNDP New York City, USA 1965

ICAO Montreal, Canada 1947

ITU Geneva, Switzerland 1865

WMO Geneva, Switzerland 1950

UNHCR Geneva, Switzerland 1950

ICRC Geneva, Switzerland 1863

Transparency Interl Berlin, Germany 1993

OECD Paris, France 1961

WWF Morges Switzerland 1961

⭐ The Human Body Quick Facts ⭐

✓ An adult human has 206 bones.

✓ The human body contains over 600 muscles.

✓ The total surface area of the lungs is about
the size of a tennis court.

✓ The heart beats about 100,000 times a day.

✓ If you were to lay out all your blood vessels,
they would stretch about 60,000 miles
(over 96,500 km).

✓ The brain is the most energy-intensive organ
, using about 20% of the body's total oxygen
and calories.

✓ The skin is the body's largest organ.

✓ The kidneys filter about 180 liters of blood
every day.

✓ The average person has about 10,000 taste
buds.
✓ The small intestine is about 22 feet long
(6.7 meters).

✓ The human eye can distinguish
approximately 10 million different colors.

✓ Nerve impulses can travel to and from the
brain at speeds of up to 170 mph
(274 km/h).

✓ A single strand of hair can support about 3.5 ounces (100 grams) of weight.

✓ The average person produces about 1 to 1.5
liters of saliva per day.

✓ The liver is the only organ that can
regenerate itself.

⭐ Good luck & Best wishes ⭐

My son has been sick_______ last Monday.
(a) For (b) Since

Which country has the most natural lakes in the world?
🌊🌴🏞️

Old Name New name Year of Change

Ceylon Sri Lanka. 1972
Burma Myanmar 1989
Siam Thailand 1939
Rhodesia Zimbabwe 1980
Formosa Taiwan 1945
Zaire. Democratic Republic of the Congo 1997
Upper Volta Burkina Faso 1984
East Pakistan Bangladesh. 1971
Persia Iran 1935
Abyssinia Ethiopia. 1940s
South West Africa. Namibia 1990

1-The Himalayan Mountain Range boasts an impressive 10 peaks surpassing 8,000 meters in height, showcasing nature's awe-inspiring beauty.

2-The United States encompasses 5 diverse regions - West, Southwest, Southeast, Midwest, and Northeast - each offering unique cultural and geographical experiences.

3-The Strait of Gibraltar serves as a vital connector between the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, facilitating global trade and exchange.

4-The Atlantic Ocean plays a pivotal role in international trade, highlighting the importance of maritime commerce in global economic development.

5-Reuters serves as a trusted news agency, providing the United Kingdom with timely and accurate information.

6-To date, six countries have achieved the remarkable feat of successfully landing robots on the Moon, demonstrating the power of human ingenuity and collaboration.

7-Ankara's rich history is reflected in its former name, Angora, highlighting the city's enduring cultural significance.

8-Istanbul's fascinating past is evident in its previous name, Constantinople, showcasing the city's importance as a cultural crossroads.

9-The Wakhan Corridor establishes a vital connection between China and Afghanistan, promoting regional cooperation and understanding.

10-The Pakistan Gate serves as an important border crossing between Iran and Pakistan, symbolizing the potential for peaceful coexistence and exchange.

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