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1
Who smashed the fastest Double Century in the history of Women's test Cricket?
A. Shafali Verma
B. Bismah Maroof
C. Suzie Bates
D. None of these
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India's Shafali Verma scored the fastest double hundred in Women's Test history off 194 balls against South Africa in June 2024.
2
Magdy Eissa has set a new world Guinness World Record for fastest journey in all seven wonders of the world. He started his journey from which wonder?
A. Taj Mahal
B. the Great Wall of China
C. Great Pyramid of Giza
D. None of these
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Egyptian traveler Magdy Eissa began his 6-day record-setting journey visiting all New Seven Wonders at the Great Wall of China.
3
According to The Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) which was the hottest day ever registered globally for 2024?
A. June 23
B. July 15
C. July 21
D. None of these
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On July 21, 2024, C3S recorded the daily global average surface temperature reaching a record high of 17.09 °C (surpassed slightly on July 22).
4
Identify the sentence with semantic error.
A. The new policy has been implemented to increase the company's profits, but it has had a detrimental effect on the employees' morale, which has subsequently led to a decrease in productivity, thereby negating the initial purpose of the policy.
B. The research paper argues that climate change is a myth perpetuated by scientists to secure funding for their research, but the data presented in the paper actually contradicts this claim and supports the reality of climate change.
C. The company's mission statement emphasizes its commitment to sustainability, but its business practices reveal a disregard for environmental concerns.
D. The politician's speech advocated for increased funding for education, but the proposed budget actually allocates fewer resources to schools.
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Option A presents an internal logical/semantic loop contradiction as identified in standard test key diagnostics.
5
The lights and brakes of 30 bicycles were tested. 27 bicycles passed the lights and 21 passed the brakes test. The lights and brakes both failed on one bicycle. How many bicycles passed both tests?
A. 19
B. 21
C. 20
D. None of these
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Passed at least one test = 30 - 1 = 29. Passed both = 27 + 21 - 29 = 19.
6
How can the number 45 be divided into two parts such that four times one part is 9 less than 5 times the other?
A. 20, 25
B. 21, 24
C. 19, 26
D. None of these
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Testing 21 and 24: 5(21) - 4(24) = 105 - 96 = 9. Thus, the parts are 21 and 24.
7
Pearl Tower is taller than Sky Tower but shorter than Ocean Tower. Ocean Tower and MCB Tower are of same height. Pearl Tower is shorter than Bahria Tower. Which one is the second shortest among all the buildings?
A. Pearl Tower
B. Sky Tower
C. Ocean Tower
D. None of these
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Height order: Sky Tower < Pearl Tower < Ocean Tower = MCB Tower, and Pearl Tower < Bahria Tower. Sky Tower is the shortest, making Pearl Tower the second shortest.
8
Which is the hottest desert of the world?
A. Thar
B. Cholistan
C. Sahara
D. None of the above
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Among the options given, the Sahara is identified as the hottest desert, so Sahara is the correct choice.
9
The shortest Surah of the Holy Quran is _____?
A. Kausar
B. Asr
C. Ikhlas
D. Falaq
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The shortest surah of the Holy Quran is Kausar, so 'Kausar' is the correct choice.
10
The biggest/largest Islamic country by area is _____?
A. Sudan
B. Libya
C. Kazakhstan
D. Egypt
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Kazakhstan is the largest Islamic country by area because it has the greatest land area among countries with a Muslim-majority population.
