Welcome to the ultimate General Knowledge quiz designed especially for 7thgrade students. This page gives a quick overview of why GK matters, the main topics covered at this level, tips for preparation, and a sample set of 20 multiplechoice questions with answers. Use it as a study guide, practice test, or a fun classroom activity.
General Knowledge (GK) is more than a collection of factsit builds a foundation for critical thinking and helps students become wellrounded individuals. At the 7thclass level, GK:
1. Which planet is known as the Red Planet?
- A) Venus
- B) Mars
- C) Jupiter
- D) Saturn
Answer: B) Mars
2. Who wrote the famous novel The Adventures of Tom Sawyer?
- A) Mark Twain
- B) Charles Dickens
- C) Jules Verne
- D) Robert Louis Stevenson
Answer: A) Mark Twain
3. What is the capital city of Canada?
- A) Toronto
- B) Vancouver
- C) Ottawa
- D) Montreal
Answer: C) Ottawa
4. Which of the following is a renewable source of energy?
- A) Coal
- B) Natural gas
- C) Solar power
- D) Oil
Answer: C) Solar power
5. The Great Barrier Reef is located off the coast of which country?
- A) South Africa
- B) Australia
- C) Brazil
- D) India
Answer: B) Australia
6. Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize?
- A) Marie Curie
- B) Rosalind Franklin
- C) Ada Lovelace
- D) Barbara McClintock
Answer: A) Marie Curie
7. In the Indian Constitution, which article guarantees freedom of speech and expression?
- A) Article 14
- B) Article 19
- C) Article 21
- D) Article 32
Answer: B) Article 19
8. Which of the following rivers is the longest?
- A) Ganges
- B) Nile
- C) Yangtze
- D) Amazon
Answer: B) Nile
9. The Periodic Table was created by which scientist?
- A) Albert Einstein
- B) Dmitri Mendeleev
- C) Isaac Newton
- D) Niels Bohr
Answer: B) Dmitri Mendeleev
10. Which sport is known as the king of sports?
- A) Cricket
- B) Hockey
- C) Football (Soccer)
- D) Basketball
Answer: C) Football (Soccer)
11. Which Indian festival celebrates the victory of light over darkness?
- A) Holi
- B) Diwali
- C) Eid
- D) Pongal
Answer: B) Diwali
12. The unit of electric current is called?
- A) Volt
- B) Ohm
- C) Ampere
- D) Watt
Answer: C) Ampere
13. Who discovered penicillin?
- A) Alexander Fleming
- B) Louis Pasteur
- C) Robert Koch
- D) Joseph Lister
Answer: A) Alexander Fleming
14. The Eiffel Tower is situated in which city?
- A) London
- B) Berlin
- C) Paris
- D> Rome
Answer: C) Paris
15. Which animal is known as the King of the Jungle?
- A) Tiger
- B) Elephant
- C) Lion
- D) Leopard
Answer: C) Lion
16. In which year did India gain independence?
- A) 1945
- B) 1947
- C) 1950
- D) 1952
Answer: B) 1947
17. Which gas do plants absorb from the atmosphere for photosynthesis?
- A) Oxygen
- B) Nitrogen
- C) Carbon Dioxide
- D) Hydrogen
Answer: C) Carbon Dioxide
18. Who is the author of the Indian epic Ramayana?
- A) Valmiki
- B) Vyasa
- C) Kalidasa
- D) Tulsidas
Answer: A) Valmiki
19. Which continent has the most countries?
- A) Africa
- B) Asia
- C) Europe
- D) South America
Answer: A) Africa
20. The International Space Station orbits the Earth at approximately how many kilometres above the surface?
- A) 100 km
- B) 250 km
- C) 400 km
- D) 600 km
Answer: C) 400 km