GK & Pakistan Current Affairs Quiz 19 July 2020 for NTS, PPSC, CSS, FPSC, KPPSC, SPSC, BPSC, OTS, PTS and All other Govt Jobs & exams. Today GK Current Affairs Questions 2020 with answer for competitive exam blog to increase your General Knowledge.
Q: Renowned Pakistani magician Iqbal Hussain, who entertained his fans for decades, passed away on Thursday July 16 after suffering a fatal cardiac arrest. He was from ________ city ?
A. Lahore
B. Karachi
C. Peshawar
D. None of these
Q: The United Kingdom banned the purchase of new 5G equipment from the Chinese telecoms giant Huawei from _______ date ?
A. Nov 31,2020
B. Dec 31, 2020
C. Sep 31, 2021
D. None of these
Q: Andrzej Sebastin Duda has won the presidential election of __________ country ?
a) England
b) Poland
c) Ireland
d) None of these
Q: The US Congress approved legislation calling for sanctions against _______ nation for the oppression of Uighur Muslims ?
a) China
b) Myanmar
c) Malaysia
d) Bangladesh
Q: _________ author has published the book “The Ickabog” ?
a) Dan Brown
b) JK Rowling
c) George RR Martin
d) Stephenie Meyer
Q: _______ organization and Airtel Africa has announced partnership to support children and families affected by COVID-19 ?
(a) United Nations Development Programme
(b) World Health Organization
(c) United Nations Children’s Fund
(d) World Bank
Q: __________ has signed an order to regulate social media platforms ?
a) Donald Trump
b) Angela Merkel
c) Kim Jong Un
d) None of these
Q: ________ has been nominated to the delimitation panel from Jammu and Kashmir to assist in redrawing parliamentary and assembly constituencies ?
a) Farooq Abdullah
b) Omar Abdullah
c) Mehbooba Mufti
d) Ghulam Nabi Azad
Q: ________ organization has announced emergency operations worth $160 billion in 100 developing countries to fight the deadly virus ?
(a) World bank
(b) Asian Development Bank
(c) International Monetary fund
(d) Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
Q: _______ company has stopped online sale of Huawei laptops after US ban on Chinese tech companies ?
(a) Microsoft
(b) Google
(c) eBay
(d) Amazon