75 Easy & Simple General Knowledge questions and answer with options and correct answers | GK | Quiz

This section covers a variety of general knowledge questions. Topics include the capital of India (Delhi), the Red Planet (Mars), the author of the Indian national anthem (Rabindranath Tagore), the largest mammal (blue whale), the year Christopher Columbus discovered America (1492), the father of the Indian Constitution (B.R. Ambedkar), the gas plants absorb from the atmosphere (carbon dioxide), the largest planet in the solar system (Jupiter), the author of 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' (J.K. Rowling), the currency of Japan (Yen), the tallest mountain in the world (Mount Everest), the gas responsible for the green color of leaves (chlorophyll), the first woman Prime Minister of India (Indira Gandhi), the largest ocean (Pacific Ocean), the animal known as the king of the jungle (lion), the painter of the Mona Lisa (Leonardo da Vinci), the smallest planet in the solar system (Mercury), the gas plants release during photosynthesis (oxygen), the author of 'Romeo and Juliet' (William Shakespeare), the gas making up the majority of Earth's atmosphere (nitrogen), the currency of the United Kingdom (pound sterling), the first man to set foot on the moon (Neil Armstrong), and the largest organ in the human body (skin).

This section continues with questions on diverse topics. It mentions the country where the Great Wall of China is located (China), the chemical symbol for gold (Au), a bird known for its colorful plumage (peacock), the largest continent (Asia), the father of the nation in India (Mahatma Gandhi), the chemical symbol for oxygen (O), the country known as the Land of the Rising Sun (Japan), the largest organ inside the human body (liver), the gas humans inhale during respiration (oxygen), the national animal of India (tiger), the planet known as the morning star or evening star (Venus), the largest type of shark (whale shark), the gas plants release when they respire (carbon dioxide), the currency of China (Renminbi), the author of 'Macbeth' (William Shakespeare), the gas known as laughing gas (nitrous oxide), the first President of the United States (George Washington), the gas plants use to prepare their food (carbon dioxide), the currency of Australia (dollar), the gas humans exhale during respiration (carbon dioxide), the chemical symbol for carbon (C), the gas responsible for the depletion of the ozone layer (chlorofluorocarbons), and the currency of Russia (ruble).

This part covers additional general knowledge topics. It includes the gas known as sweet oil (natural gas), the gas responsible for the greenhouse effect (carbon dioxide), the largest desert in the world (Sahara Desert), the gas used in balloons to make them float (helium), the national sport of India (hockey), the Iron Man of India (Sardar Patel), the chemical symbol of silver (Ag), the gas responsible for the color and smell of onions and garlic (sulfur dioxide), the smallest mammal in the world (bat), the author of 'War and Peace' (Leo Tolstoy), the gas known as marsh gas (methane), the national tree of India (banyan tree), the gas fireflies use to produce light (oxygen), the largest species of penguin (emperor penguin), the father of modern physics (Albert Einstein), the currency of Brazil (real), the gas used in the production of soft drinks (carbon dioxide), the chemical symbol for iron (Fe), the gas used in the process of photosynthesis (carbon dioxide), the national emblem of India (Ashoka Chakra), the first woman to win a Nobel Prize (Marie Curie), the chemical symbol for sodium (Na), and the national sport of Japan (sumo wrestling).

The final section includes questions on various topics such as the gas known as whiskey gas (ethanol), the chemical symbol for potassium (K), the queen of pop (Madonna), the gas used in car tires to maintain pressure (nitrogen), the gas known as dry ice when in solid form (carbon dioxide), the father of the computer (Charles Babbage), and concludes with a thank you message to viewers, encouraging them to like, share, and subscribe to the channel.