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Daily Quiz – 14 November 2026

25 questions · about 20 minutes

Topics: Australia-England Perth ODI result, Protected areas of India, Parts of small intestine, WHO Global TB Report 2026, Wildlife protection law year, Youth Olympics boxing gold, Bengaluru Metro crosses 100 km, End of Company rule, Union Budget presentation time, PLI impact assessment report, Blue Flag beaches 2026-27, New Parliament chamber theme - plus Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude and English.

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  1. Q1Current Affairs
    By what margin did Australia beat England in the first ODI at Perth in November 2026, a match in which debutant Mahli Beardman took 6/24?
  2. Q2General Knowledge
    Consider the following statements about protected areas in India:
    1. India's first national park was established in 1936.
    2. Project Tiger was launched in 1973.
    3. Wildlife sanctuaries in India are classified as IUCN Category II protected areas.
    Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
  3. Q3Quantitative Aptitude
    The sum of the present ages of a father and his son is 56 years. Four years ago, the father's age was three times the son's age. What is the son's present age?
  4. Q4General Knowledge
    Which is the first part of the human small intestine, into which food passes from the stomach?
  5. Q5Current Affairs
    According to the WHO Global Tuberculosis Report 2026, by how much did India's TB mortality fall between 2015 and 2025?
  6. Q6General Knowledge
    In which year was the Wild Life (Protection) Act, which provides for setting up protected areas in India, enacted?
  7. Q7Current Affairs
    Which Indian boxer won the gold medal in the women's 48 kg category at the 2026 Youth Olympic Games?
  8. Q8English
    Choose the word most similar in meaning to PARSIMONIOUS.
  9. Q9Reasoning
    Statements: R > S ≥ T = U < V ≤ W
    Conclusions:
    I. S > U
    II. S = U
  10. Q10Quantitative Aptitude
    A man travelling at 40 km/h reaches his office 9 minutes late. If he travels at 50 km/h, he reaches 6 minutes early. What is the distance (in km) to his office?
  11. Q11Current Affairs
    In November 2026, Bengaluru's operational metro network crossed 100 km after PM Narendra Modi inaugurated a 7.5-km stretch of which line?
  12. Q12Quantitative Aptitude
    Study the table and answer the question.
    Production and exports of a factory (in thousand units):
    Year | Production | Exported
    2021 | 120 | 30
    2022 | 150 | 45
    2023 | 160 | 40
    2024 | 200 | 70
    2025 | 240 | 72
    By what percent did the exports increase from 2021 to 2025?
  13. Q13General Knowledge
    Which Act ended the rule of the East India Company and placed India under the direct administration of the British government after the Revolt of 1857?
  14. Q14Reasoning
    In a certain code language, CLOCK is written as FORFN. How is WATCH written in that code language?
  15. Q15English
    Choose the best replacement for the part marked between :
    "If he would have worked harder, he would have passed the examination."
  16. Q16General Knowledge
    Which Finance Minister changed the colonial-era practice of presenting the Union Budget at 5 PM by presenting it at 11 AM?
  17. Q17English
    Choose the word opposite in meaning to AMELIORATE.
  18. Q18Current Affairs
    Which institution was NITI Aayog's knowledge partner for the report "Impact Assessment of PLI Schemes", published in November 2026?
  19. Q19Reasoning
    Find the next term in the series:
    4, 9, 25, 49, 121, ?
  20. Q20Quantitative Aptitude
    A can finish a piece of work in 20 days and B can finish it in 30 days. They start working together, but A leaves 5 days before the work is completed. In how many days is the whole work completed?
  21. Q21Current Affairs
    Ladghar, Guhagar and Shrivardhan beaches, which received the international Blue Flag certification for the 2026-27 season, are located in which state?
  22. Q22English
    Rearrange the parts to form a meaningful sentence:
    (P) which was built in the sixteenth century
    (Q) The old fort
    (R) attracts thousands of tourists
    (S) every year
  23. Q23General Knowledge
    The Rajya Sabha hall in India's new Parliament building (Sansad Bhavan) is designed on the theme of which national symbol?
  24. Q24Quantitative Aptitude
    What is the value of 1/(1 + sin 60°) + 1/(1 - sin 60°)?
  25. Q25Reasoning
    Statements:
    Some keys are locks.
    All locks are doors.
    No door is a gate.
    Conclusions:
    I. Some keys are doors.
    II. Some locks are gates.
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