How many World Heritage sites are in Pakistan?
How many World Heritage sites are in Pakistan?A. Four
B. Six
C. Eight
D. Eleven
B. Six
C. Eight
D. Eleven
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P.M Narendra Modi was honoured with the ________, the UAE’s highest civilian award on 24 Aug 2019:A. The Order of King Abdulaziz
B. The Order of Zayed
C. The Rule of Nishan Izzuddeen
D. None of theseWhich country tops the list of being the most powerful passport in the world for the year 2021 by the Henley Passport Index?
Which country tops the list of being the most powerful passport in the world for the year 2021 by the Henley Passport Index?A. Sweden
B. Japan
C. Switzerland
D. DenmarkEven as the world continues to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, Japan tops the list of being the most powerful passport in the world for the year 2021, according to the latest report by the Henley Passport Index.
The world’s largest Arabic audio library launched in____________?
The world’s largest Arabic audio library launched in____________?A. Abu Dhabi, UAE
B. Dubai, UAE
C. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
D. Muscat, OmanWhich Cricket team hold top position in ICC ODI international ranking 2021 in November 2021?
Which Cricket team hold top position in ICC ODI international ranking 2021 in November 2021?A. India
B. England
C. Australia
D. New ZealandTurkey launched a military operation in ___________ Syria on 8 October 2019 against Kurdish Forces ?
Turkey launched a military operation in ___________ Syria on 8 October 2019 against Kurdish Forces ?A. northeast
B. northwest
C. southeast
D. noneWhich is termed as the fastest Computer in the World recently in June 2020?
Which is termed as the fastest Computer in the World recently in June 2020?A. sequoia
B. Fugaku
C. Tianhe-2A
D. FronteraIn the race for the most powerful computers, Fugaku, a Japanese supercomputer, recently beat American and Chinese machines. China and the United States are locked in a contest to develop the world’s most powerful computers. Now a massive machine in Japan has topped them both.
A long-awaited supercomputer called Fugaku, installed in the city of Kobe by the government-sponsored Riken institute, took first place in a twice-yearly speed ranking that was released on Monday. The Japanese machine carried out 2.8 times more calculations a second than an IBM system at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, which Fugaku bumped to second place in the so-called Top500 list.