Daily GK & Current Affairs Quiz– 12th May 2019
Daily GK & Current Affairs Quiz– 12th May 2019

GK & Current Affairs Questions – May 2019

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Daily Current Affairs Questions  – 12th May 2019


1. National Technology Day is observed on ___________ every year.
A. 10th May
B. 11th May
C. 12th May
D. 15th May
E. None of these

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Correct Answer – B. 11th May

Explanation: On this day, India tested Shakti-I nuclear missile in Rajasthan. It is worth mentioning that these tests evolved various sanctions against India by US and Japan. Notably, this day also marks the Hansa-3’s flight.

2. __________ has spelled “responsibility” as “responsibilty” on millions of new banknotes which came into circulation last year.
A. State Bank of Pakistan
B. Federal Reserve
C. RBI
D. Reserve Bank of Australia
E. None of these

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Correct Answer – D. Reserve Bank of Australia

Explanation: This typographical error was neglected by the Reserve Bank of Australia before printing and circulation. Still, the bank doesn’t plan to pull the notes from circulation.

3. Which among the following countries has started testing its fastest-ever bullet train — capable of reaching 400 kmph?
A. China
B. India
C. North Korea
D. Japan
E. None of these

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Correct Answer – D. Japan

Explanation: Called the Alfa-X, it is to go into service in 2030. The model’s innovative design features 10 cars & a long pointed nose. Japan’s bullet trains, have become a symbol of efficiency & reliability.

4. _________ will acquire iconic British toy-maker Hamleys for 67.96 million pounds.
A. Samsung
B. Reliance
C. Infosys
D. TCS
E. None of these

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Correct Answer – B. Reliance

Explanation: Hamleys is a 259-year-old toy-maker. In recent times, it has struggled to generate profits. In 1760, Hamleys started with a single-store shop, Noah’s Ark. This acquisition will catapult Reliance Brands to be a dominant player in this industry.

5. Facebook has recently chosen which among the following as the centre for the global roll-out of WhatsApp pay?
A. London
B. New Delhi
C. Moscow
D. Lisbon
E. None of thesee

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Correct Answer – A. London

Explanation: To focus on the digital payments service, WhatsApp would hire approximately 100 people in London. India is one of the single largest markets for the popular messaging platform. Recently, RBI came out with a data localisation policy which refers to storing data within India.

6. Engineers from __________ have developed a microprocessor called AJIT.
A. IIT-Bombay
B. IIT-Madras
C. IIT-Delhi
D. IIT-Goa
E. None of these

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Correct Answer – A. IIT-Bombay

Explanation: Prof. Madhav Desai & his team of nine researchers have designed, developed this processor entirely at the institute. Notably, the Society for Applied Microwave Electronics Engineering & Research, is planning to use AJIT.

7. Konkan Railways has recently signed a contract agreement with _______ to supply two 1600 HP DEMU train sets. 
A. Afghanistan
B. Nepal
C. Pakistan
D. Sri Lanka
E. None of these

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Correct Answer – B. Nepal

Explanation: These train sets would be manufactured by the ICF (Chennai). The railway link between Jayanagar (India) and Kurtha (Nepal) will be operationalized by these trains.