World Record Test 06
Total Questions: 30
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A ) South Africa
B ) Australia
C ) Sri Lanka ✅
D ) England
A ) Antarctica ✅
B ) Australia
C ) North America
D ) None of these
A ) Antarctica
B ) Asia
C ) Australia ✅
D ) Europe
A ) Europe
B ) Asia ✅
C ) Africa
D ) Australia
A ) Alps
B ) Andes ✅
C ) Illampir
D ) Rockies
A ) Asia
B ) Europe ✅
C ) North America
D ) South America
A ) Goodwin Austin
B ) Mt Everest ✅
C ) Makalu
D ) Nanga Parbat
A ) Pakistan
B ) Bhutan
C ) Nepal ✅
D ) India
A ) 8595 m
B ) 8611 m ✅
C ) 8695 m
D ) 8715 m
A ) 8126 ✅
B ) 8022
C ) 8226
D ) 8122
Explanation:
Details:
✅ Nanga Parbat is ranked as the 9th highest mountain peak in the world.
- Height: 8,126 meters (26,660 feet)
- Location: Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
- Mountain Range: Himalayas
- Meaning: "Naked Mountain" (from Sanskrit) The word "Himalaya" comes from the Sanskrit language:
- "Hima" = Snow
"Alaya" = Abode or Home - Nickname: "Killer Mountain" due to its deadly climbing history
- The first successful ascent was in 1953 by Hermann Buhl (Austria) — solo and without supplemental oxygen.
✅ First Ascent of Nanga Parbat:
- Date: July 3, 1953
- Climber: Hermann Buhl (Austria)
- Expedition: Austrian–German Expedition
- Notable Facts:
- It was a solo ascent — extremely rare at such altitudes.
- He used no supplemental oxygen.
- Took over 40 hours — he even bivouacked (slept without shelter) near the summit in freezing temperatures.
A ) Pakistan ✅
B ) India
C ) Nepal
D ) China
Explanation:
Details:
✅ Nanga Parbat is ranked as the 9th highest mountain peak in the world.
- Height: 8,126 meters (26,660 feet)
- Location: Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
- Mountain Range: Himalayas
- Meaning: "Naked Mountain" (from Sanskrit) The word "Himalaya" comes from the Sanskrit language:
- "Hima" = Snow
"Alaya" = Abode or Home - Nickname: "Killer Mountain" due to its deadly climbing history
- The first successful ascent was in 1953 by Hermann Buhl (Austria) — solo and without supplemental oxygen.
✅ First Ascent of Nanga Parbat:
- Date: July 3, 1953
- Climber: Hermann Buhl (Austria)
- Expedition: Austrian–German Expedition
- Notable Facts:
- It was a solo ascent — extremely rare at such altitudes.
- He used no supplemental oxygen.
- Took over 40 hours — he even bivouacked (slept without shelter) near the summit in freezing temperatures.
A ) Baltic
B ) Mediterranean Sea
C ) Red Sea
D ) Arabian Sea ✅
A ) Indus
B ) Nile
C ) Amazon ✅
D ) None of these
A ) 434 runs
B ) 438 runs
C ) 443 runs ✅
D ) 446 runs
A ) Chinese ✅
B ) Arabic
C ) Sanskrit
D ) Egyptian
A ) French
B ) English
C ) Chinese ✅
D ) Arabic
A ) Deutsche Bank ✅
B ) UBS Bank
C ) City Bank
D ) Bank of Amertex
A ) Majida Rizvi ✅
B ) Nashreen Malik
C ) Parveen Zahida
D ) Khalida Aftab
A ) Bodpola ✅
B ) Nammi Pass
C ) Babusar Pass
D ) None of these
A ) New Guines
B ) Green land ✅
C ) Borneo
D ) Modogascar
A ) Baffin
B ) Luzon
C ) Monaco ✅
D ) Madagascar
A ) France
B ) USA ✅
C ) China
D ) Canada
A ) 16 ✅
B ) 19
C ) 30
D ) 22
A ) USA
B ) Canada
C ) Japan ✅
D ) Germany
A ) Russia
B ) China
C ) USA
D ) Japan ✅
A ) Russia
B ) China ✅
C ) Mexico
D ) USA
A ) Singapore
B ) Switzerland
C ) Saudi Arabia ✅
D ) UAE
A ) Russia
B ) Saudi Arabia ✅
C ) USA
D ) India
A ) Lindsay
B ) Laila Ali ✅
C ) V. Serena Williams
D ) Carasic Banoic
A ) Russia
B ) USA
C ) China ✅
D ) N. Korea