Red Cross Quiz Questions

1. Who founded Red Cross?
a) Alfred Bernard Nobel
b) Kofi Annan
c) Florence Nightingale
d) Henry Dunant

2. Where in 1859 did the battle between Austria and Franco-Sardinian alliance take place that resulted in the idea of Red Cross?
a) Vienna
b) Paris
c) Solferino
d) Trieste

3. When was Red Cross founded?
a) 1859
b) 1863
c) 1874
d) 1900

4. What is the emblem of Red Cross?
a) Red cross with blue background
b) Red cross with yellow background
c) Red cross with white background
d) Yellow cross with red background

5. How many countries signed the Geneva Convention of 1864 for treating the sick and wounded in war?
a) 12
b) 15
c) 11
d) 18

6. When did Red Cross first receive Nobel Peace Prize?
a) 1901
b) 1914
c) 1917
d) 1915

7. Which emblem used by many countries was formally recognized by the League of Red Cross Societies in 1929?
a) Red Dragon
b) Red Lion
c) Red Sun
d) Red Crescent

8. When is World Red Cross Day?
a) 1 March
b) 8 May
c) 4 June
d) 9 April

9. Where are the headquarters of The International Committee of the Red Cross?
a) Geneva
b) Rome
c) Tokyo
d) New York

10. Which of the following is not a fundamental principle of Red Cross?
a) Impartiality
b) Compulsory Service
c) Independence
d) Humanity

Red Cross Quiz Questions with Answers

1. Who founded Red Cross?
d) Henry Dunant

2. Where in 1859 did the battle between Austria and Franco-Sardinian alliance take place that resulted in the idea of Red Cross?
c) Solferino

3. When was Red Cross founded?
b) 1863

4. What is the emblem of Red Cross?
c) Red cross with white background

5. How many countries signed the Geneva Convention of 1864 for treating the sick and wounded in war?
a) 12

6. When did Red Cross first receive Nobel Peace Prize?
c) 1917

7. Which emblem used by many countries was formally recognized by the League of Red Cross Societies in 1929?
d) Red Crescent

8. When is World Red Cross Day?
b) 8 May

9. Where are the headquarters of The International Committee of the Red Cross?
a) Geneva

10. Which of the following is not a fundamental principle of Red Cross?
b) Compulsory Service

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1. When was United Nations founded?
a) 3 September 1939
b) 15 April 1919
c) 24 October 1945
d) 28 August 1911

2. What do olive branches on United Nations emblem symbolize?
a) Faith
b) Hope
c) Love
d) Peace

3. Originally United Nations had five official languages. Which language was made the sixth official language of United Nations?
a) Arabic
b) English
c) French
d) Spanish

4. Which of the following countries is not a member of United Nations?
a) Bhutan
b) Cyprus
c) Denmark
d) Vatican

5. Which of the following countries is not a permanent member of United Nations Security Council?
a) USA
b) France
c) Russia
d) Germany

6. Which was the last United Nations trust territory to gain independence?
a) Hong Kong
b) Macao
c) Tuvalu
d) Palau

7. Which of the following is not a purpose of United Nations?
a) Friendly relations among nations
b) Promotion of films and sports
c) International co-operation in solving international problems
d) International peace and security

8. Where is the seat of International Court of Justice?
a) Amsterdam
b) Rotterdam
c) The Hague
d) Brussels

9. Which war was fought by United Nations?
a) Boer War
b) Korean War
c) Vietnam War
d) Six Day War

10. Where is the secretariat of United Nations?
a) Geneva
b) London
c) New York
d) Paris

United Nations Quiz Answers

1. When was United Nations founded?
c) 24 October 1945

2. What do olive branches on United Nations emblem symbolize?
d) Peace

3. Originally United Nations had five official languages. Which language was made the sixth official language of United Nations?
a) Arabic

4. Which of the following countries is not a member of United Nations?
d) Vatican

5. Which of the following countries is not a permanent member of United Nations Security Council?
d) Germany

6. Which was the last United Nations trust territory to gain independence?
d) Palau

7. Which of the following is not a purpose of United Nations?
b) Promotion of films and sports

8. Where is the seat of International Court of Justice?
c) The Hague

9. Which war was fought by United Nations?
b) Korean War

10. Where is the secretariat of United Nations?
c) New York

(This quiz is about the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Canada.)

1) When did the North-West Mounted Police commence recruitment?
a) 1 June 1858
b) 25 September 1873
c) 12 October 1885
d) 18 February 1898

2) Who in 1904 conferred the prefix “Royal” on the North-West Mounted Police?
a) George V
b) George VI
c) Edward VII
d) Edward VIII

3) Which police force was merged with the Royal North-West Mounted Police to form the Royal Canadian Mounted Police?
a) Dominion Police
b) Provincial Armed Constabulary
c) Rapid Action Force
d) Metropolitan Police

4) When was Canadian Police Information Centre established?
a) 1960
b) 1964
c) 1972
d) 1980

5) What is the RCMP motto?
a) Bravery and Valour
b) Maintiens Le Droit
c) Valour and Discretion
d) Strength and Wisdom

6) Which of the highest officer rank in the RCMP?
a) Inspector
b) Superintendent
c) Commissioner
d) Director General

7) Which of the lowest non-officer rank in the RCMP?
a) Sergeant
b) Corporal
c) Constable
d) Rating

8) What is the formal attire of the RCMP?
a) Red Serge
b) Blue Helmet
c) Green Beret
d) White Coat

9) When were women recruited as RCMP officers for the first time?
a) 1920
b) 1939
c) 1945
d) 1974

10) Who was the Commissioner of the RCMP from 2000 to 2006?
a) William Leonard Higgitt
b) Giuliano Zaccardelli
c) Robert Henry Simmonds
d) Normand David Inkster

RCMP Quiz Questions with Answers

1) When did the North-West Mounted Police commence recruitment?
b) 25 September 1873

2) Who in 1904 conferred the prefix “Royal” on the North-West Mounted Police?
c) Edward VII

3) Which police force was merged with the Royal North-West Mounted Police to form the Royal Canadian Mounted Police?
a) Dominion Police

4) When was Canadian Police Information Centre established?
c) 1972

5) What is the RCMP motto?
b) Maintiens Le Droit

6) Which of the highest officer rank in the RCMP?
c) Commissioner

7) Which of the lowest non-officer rank in the RCMP?
b) Corporal

8) What is the formal attire of the RCMP?
a) Red Serge

9) When were women recruited as RCMP officers for the first time?
d) 1974

10) Who was the Commissioner of the RCMP from 2000 to 2006?
b) Giuliano Zaccardelli

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(This quiz is about Central Intelligence Agency, USA.)

Central Intelligence Agency Quiz Questions

1) Which organization is considered the forerunner of CIA?
a) Directorate of Revenue Intelligence
b) Office of Strategic Services
c) Intelligence Bureau
d) Central Bureau of Investigation

2) Which Act established CIA?
a) National Security Act 1947
b) Prevention of Terrorism Act 2002
c) No FEAR Act 2002
d) Intelligence Act 1950

3) Who was Director of CIA and later became Defence Secretary of USA?
a) William Henry Gates
b) Robert Gates
c) Janet Reno
d) Colin Powell

4) Who was Director of Central Intelligence and later became President of USA?
a) William Clinton
b) James Carter
c) George Herbert Walker Bush
d) Ronald Reagan

5) Where are the headquarters of CIA?
a) Langley
b) New York
c) Sacramento
d) Austin

6) When was Radio Free Europe set up?
a) 1945
b) 1947
c) 1949
d) 1951

7) Which operation of CIA recruited news organizations and journalists?
a) Operation Black Thunder
b) Operation Mockingbird
c) Operation Hummingbird
d) Operation Blue Star

8) Which was CIA’s first public setback?
a) Bay of Pigs
b) Return of Hugo Chavez
c) Fall of Mohammed Reza Shah Pahlavi
d) Fall of South Vietnam

9) Who was overthrown and assassinated in Chile in 1973?
a) Jean Bertrand Aristide
b) Daniel Ortega
c) Oscar Romero
d) Salvadore Allende

10) Who was a CIA operative for many years and after becoming independent was overthrown and arrested in 1989?
a) Lon Nol
b) Manuel Noriega
c) Anastasios Samoza
d) John Kerr

Central Intelligence Agency Quiz Questions with Answers

1) Which organization is considered the forerunner of CIA?
b) Office of Strategic Services

2) Which Act established CIA?
a) National Security Act 1947

3) Who was Director of CIA and later became Defence Secretary of USA?
b) Robert Gates

4) Who was Director of Central Intelligence and later became President of USA?
c) George Herbert Walker Bush

5) Where are the headquarters of CIA?
a) Langley

6) When was Radio Free Europe set up?
c) 1949

7) Which operation of CIA recruited news organizations and journalists?
b) Operation Mockingbird

8) Which was CIA’s first public setback?
a) Bay of Pigs

9) Who was overthrown and assassinated in Chile in 1973?
d) Salvadore Allende

10) Who was a CIA operative for many years and after becoming independent was overthrown and arrested in 1989?
b) Manuel Noriega

(This quiz is about Federal Bureau of Investigation, USA.)

FBI Quiz Questions

1) Which date is considered the founding of FBI?
a) 4 July 1901
b) 24 June 1903
c) 26 July 1908
d) 16 August 1910

2) What is the FBI motto?
a) Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity
b) Purity, Charity, Duty
c) Poverty, Chastity, Obedience
d) Charity, Unity, Fraternity

3) Where are the headquarters of FBI?
a) Philadelphia
b) New York
c) Washington DC
d) New Orleans

4) Which Attorney General ordered Special Agents to report to Chief Examiner?
a) Napoleon Bonaparte
b) Charles Bonaparte
c) John Ashcroft
d) Alexander Hague

5) Which Act passed in 1910 significantly increased the Bureau of Investigation’s jurisdiction over interstate crime?
a) White Slave Traffic Act
b) Espionage Act
c) Freedom of Information Privacy Act
d) Prevention of Corruption Act

6) How were the years from1921 to 1933 known?
a) Classical years
b) Golden years
c) Lawless years
d) Age of Enlightenment

7) Who was FBI Director from 1924 to 1972?
a) James Adams
b) William Webster
c) John Edgar Hoover
d) Louis Freeh

8) Since when FBI is known by its present name?
a) 1 July 1932
b) 1 July 1935
c) 14 April 1949
d) 22 December 1968

9) What is the term of FBI Director since 1976?
a) Four years
b) Six years
c) Ten years
d) Twelve years

10) Who was sworn in as FBI Director on 9 July 1973?
a) Patrick Gray
b) Clarence Kelley
c) William Ruckelshaus
d) William Webster

FBI Quiz Questions with Answers

1) Which date is considered the founding of FBI?
c) 26 July 1908

2) What is the FBI motto?
a) Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity

3) Where are the headquarters of FBI?
c) Washington DC

4) Which Attorney General ordered Special Agents to report to Chief Examiner?
b) Charles Bonaparte

5) Which Act passed in 1910 significantly increased the Bureau of Investigation’s jurisdiction over interstate crime?
a) White Slave Traffic Act

6) How were the years from1921 to 1933 known?
c) Lawless years

7) Who was FBI Director from 1924 to 1972?
c) John Edgar Hoover

8) Since when FBI is known by its present name?
b) 1 July 1935

9) What is the term of FBI Director since 1976?
c) Ten years

10) Who was sworn in as FBI Director on 9 July 1973?
b) Clarence Kelley

(This quiz is about Central Bureau of Investigation, India.)

1) Which organization is considered the forerunner of CBI?
a) Intelligence Bureau
b) Special Police Establishment
c) Research and Analysis Wing
d) Provincial Armed Constabulary

2) What is the CBI motto?
a) Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity
b) Industry, Impartiality, Integrity
c) Poverty, Chastity, Obedience
d) Charity, Unity, Fraternity

3) When was CBI established?
a) 1969
b) 1974
c) 1963
d) 1989

4) Who was the Founder Director of CBI?
a) C. V. Narsimhan
b) D. P. Kohli
c) F. V. Arul
d) D. Sen

5) Who was Director of CBI from 1977 to 1979?
a) Vijay Karan
b) S. N. Mathur
c) Joginder Singh
d) John Lobo

6) When was Central Forensic Science Laboratory, New Delhi, established?
a) 1968
b) 1972
c) 1948
d) 1956

7) Where is CBI Academy situated?
a) Faridabad
b) Ghaziabad
c) Hyderabad
d) Aurangabad

8) In which case in 2008 CBI failed to file a chargesheet within the prescribed time limit?
a) Taj Corridor case
b) Tandoori case
c) Fake stamp paper case
d) Aarushi-Hemraj murders case

9) Who was the Chief Justice of India who on 9/9/2008 allowed CBI to examine to judges of Punjab and Haryana High Court?
a) A. N. Ray
b) Fatima Beevi
c) K. G. Balakrishnan
d) H. R. Khanna

10) Which of the following organisations has CBI as member?
a) Interpol
b) Amnesty International
c) United Nations
d) Transparency International

CBI quiz Answers)

1) Which organization is considered the forerunner of CBI?
b) Special Police Establishment

2) What is the CBI motto?
b) Industry, Impartiality, Integrity

3) When was CBI established?
c) 1963

4) Who was the Founder Director of CBI?
b) D. P. Kohli

5) Who was Director of CBI from 1977 to 1979?
d) John Lobo

6) When was Central Forensic Science Laboratory, New Delhi, established?
a) 1968

7) Where is CBI Academy situated?
b) Ghaziabad

8) In which case in 2008 CBI failed to file a chargesheet within the prescribed time limit?
d) Aarushi-Hemraj murders case

9) Who was the Chief Justice of India who on 9/9/2008 allowed CBI to examine to judges of Punjab and Haryana High Court?
c) K. G. Balakrishnan

10) Which of the following organisations has CBI as member?
a) Interpol

1) When was Mossad set up?
a) 1 January 1949
b) 1 April 1951
c) 1 November 1956
d) 22 September 1962

2) The present and full name of Mossad is Ha-Mossad le-Modiin ule-Tafkidim Meyuhadim. What does it mean?
a) Union of hit men
b) Soldiers of fortune
c) Institute for Intelligence and Special Tasks
d) Institute for Kidnapping and Killing

3) Which Mossad agent was captured by Syrians and hanged in Damascus Square?
a) Wolfgang Lotz
b) David Magen
c) Eliahu Cohen
d) Moshe Dayan

4) What was the name of the group comprising Mossad agents that tracked and killed members of Black September?
a) Sword of Justice
b) Wrath of God
c) Hand of God
d) Face of God

5) Where in 1973 did Mossad agents kill the wrong man and were captured?
a) Tunis
b) Oslo
c) Lillehammer
d) Gothenburg

6) What was the code name for the operation for rescuing hijacked passengers and crew from Entebbe airppot?
a) Operation Lightning
b) Operation Thunderbolt
c) Operation Storm
d) Operation Black Panther

7) Who was Gerald Bull?
a) Canadian Scientist developing supergun for Iraq killed by Mossad
b) Mossad Agent
c) CIA Agent
d) MI6 Agent

8) Which Mossad Director had to resign following the assassination of Yitzak Rabin?
a) Joshua Horesh
b) Shabtai Shavit
c) Meir Amit
d) Danny Yatom

9) Which is the largest department of Mossad?
a) Special Operations
b) Technology
c) Research
d) Collections

10) Where are the headquarters of Mossad?
a) Haifa
b) Ashdod
c) Tel Aviv
d) Jerusalem

Mossad Quiz Answers

1) When was Mossad set up?
b) 1 April 1951

2) The present and full name of Mossad is Ha-Mossad le-Modiin ule-Tafkidim Meyuhadim. What does it mean?
c) Institute for Intelligence and Special Tasks

3) Which Mossad agent was captured by Syrians and hanged in Damascus Square?
c) Eliahu Cohen

4) What was the name of the group comprising Mossad agents that tracked and killed members of Black September?
b) Wrath of God

5) Where in 1973 did Mossad agents kill the wrong man and were captured?
c) Lillehammer

6) What was the code name for the operation for rescuing hijacked passengers and crew from Entebbe airppot?
b) Operation Thunderbolt

7) Who was Gerald Bull?
a) Canadian Scientist developing supergun for Iraq killed by Mossad

8) Which Mossad Director had to resign following the assassination of Yitzak Rabin?
b) Shabtai Shavit

9) Which is the largest department of Mossad?
d) Collections

10) Where are the headquarters of Mossad?
c) Tel Aviv

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1) What is the official name of MI6?
a) Secret Intelligence Service
b) Home Service
c) Defence Service
d) Foreign Service

2) What does MI mean in MI6?
a) Maximum Impact
b) Military Intelligence
c) Minimum Income
d) Mental Inertia

3) When was Foreign Section of the Secret Service Bureau set up?
a) 1901
b) 1907
c) 1909
d) 1914

4) Who was the first Head of Foreign Section of the Secret Service Bureau?
a) David Spedding
b) Mansfield Cumming
c) Richard Dearlove
d) Sidney Reilly

5) When did MI6 take charge of Government Code & Cypher School?
a) 1914
b) 1918
c) 1919
d) 1924

6) Who was a KGB agent, held an important position in MI6 and defected to USSR in 1963?
a) Guy Burgess
b) Anthony Blunt
c) Kim Philby
d) Donald Maclean

7) Who is the most famous fictional secret agent of MI6?
a) Archibald Blofeld
b) Sue Baker
c) Lewis Libby
d) James Bond

8) Which Act put MI6 under Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary?
a) Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
b) Intelligence Services Act
c) Counter Intelligence Act
d) National Security Act

9) How is MI6 known internally?
a) The Company
b) The Firm
c) The Factory
d) The Estate

10) Where are the headquarters of MI6?
a) Tower of London
b) Kensington Palace
c) Parliament House
d) Vauxhall Cross

MI6 Quiz Answers

1) What is the official name of MI6?
a) Secret Intelligence Service

2) What does MI mean in MI6?
b) Military Intelligence

3) When was Foreign Section of the Secret Service Bureau set up?
c) 1909

4) Who was the first Head of Foreign Section of the Secret Service Bureau?
b) Mansfield Cumming

5) When did MI6 take charge of Government Code & Cypher School?
c) 1919

6) Who was a KGB agent, held an important position in MI6 and defected to USSR in 1963?
c) Kim Philby

7) Who is the most famous fictional secret agent of MI6?
d) James Bond

8) Which Act put MI6 under Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary?
b) Intelligence Services Act

9) How is MI6 known internally?
b) The Firm

10) Where are the headquarters of MI6?
d) Vauxhall Cross

1) From which place close to its headquarters did London’s Metropolitan Police derive the name Scotland Yard?
a) A castle
b) A tower
c) A small, enclosed field in Whitehall
d) A churchyard

2) When was Scotland Yard formed?
a) 29 September 1829
b) 18 June 1826
c) 22 February 1824
d) 7 December 1815

3) Which of the following is the rank of an officer in Scotland Yard?
a) Admiral
b) Commander
c) Brigadier
d) Midshipman

4) Who committed Whitechapel murders but was not found and arrested by Scotland Yard?
a) Charles Oliver James
b) Maninderpal Singh Kohli
c) Jack the Ripper
d) Neville Heath

5) What was the real name of the person who committed Brides in the Bath murders?
a) George Joseph Smith
b) Oliver George Love
c) Henry Williams
d) John Lloyd

6) Which operation was launched by Scotland Yard on 1 June 1993 to prevent burglary?
a) Operation Bumblebee
b) Operation Humble Pie
c) Operation Rat Trap
d) Operation Sigma

7) When was National Automated Fingerprint Identification System introduced?
a) 1994
b) 1995
c) 1997
d) 2001

8) Which of the following areas is not under the jurisdiction of Scotland Yard?
a) Newham Borough
b) Harrow Borough
c) City of London
d) City of Westminster

9) When did Scotland Yard move its offices to Norman Shaw Buildings?
a) 1858
b) 1877
c) 1890
d) 1901

10) When did Scotland Yard move its offices to Victoria Street?
a) 1967
b) 1962
c) 1972
d) 1975

Scotland Yard Quiz Answers

1) From which place close to its headquarters did London’s Metropolitan Police derive the name Scotland Yard?
c) A small, enclosed field in Whitehall

2) When was Scotland Yard formed?
a) 29 September 1829

3) Which of the following is the rank of an officer in Scotland Yard?
b) Commander

4) Who committed Whitechapel murders but was not found and arrested by Scotland Yard?
c) Jack the Ripper

5) What was the real name of the person who committed Brides in the Bath murders?
a) George Joseph Smith

6) Which operation was launched by Scotland Yard on 1 June 1993 to prevent burglary?
a) Operation Bumblebee

7) When was National Automated Fingerprint Identification System introduced?
c) 1997

8) Which of the following areas is not under the jurisdiction of Scotland Yard?
c) City of London

9) When did Scotland Yard move its offices to Norman Shaw Buildings?
c) 1890

10) When did Scotland Yard move its offices to Victoria Street?
a) 1967

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1) What is the meaning of Opus Dei?
a) Great book
b) Great film
c) Good work
d) Work of God

2) Who founded Opus Dei?
a) Frederick Ozanam
b) Josemaria Escriva
c) Karl Rahner
d) Rudolf Bultmann

3) When was Opus Dei founded?
a) 1 January 1901
b) 2 October 1928
c) 3 September 1939
d) 10 August 1945

4) Where was Opus Dei founded?
a) Barcelona
b) Lisbon
c) Madrid
d) London

5) When did Opus Dei get the first diocesan approval?
a) 22 February 1933
b) 19 March 1941
c) 30 June 1948
d) 1 January 1951

6) Which priestly society was founded for members of Opus Dei?
a) Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter
b) Priestly Society of the Holy Cross
c) Institute of Christ the King
d) Society of St. Pius X

7) When did Opus Dei get definitive pontifical approval?
a) 1 May 1960
b) 1 November 1956
c) 12 May 1952
d) 16 June 1950

8) When did Opus Dei become a personal prelature?
a) 26 June 1975
b) 28 November 1982
c) 6 January 1991
d) 31 December 2000

9) When did Opus Dei begin its activities in USA?
a) 1929
b) 1933
c) 1949
d) 1953

10) Who was appointed Prelate of Opus Dei on 20 April 1994?
a) Leopoldo Eijo
b) Edwin Stanton
c) Jose Luiz Muzquiz
d) Javier Echevarria

Opus Dei Quiz Answers

1) What is the meaning of Opus Dei?
d) Work of God

2) Who founded Opus Dei?
b) Josemaria Escriva

3) When was Opus Dei founded?
b) 2 October 1928

4) Where was Opus Dei founded?
c) Madrid

5) When did Opus Dei get the first diocesan approval?
b) 19 March 1941

6) Which priestly society was founded for members of Opus Dei?
b) Priestly Society of the Holy Cross

7) When did Opus Dei get definitive pontifical approval?
d) 16 June 1950

8) When did Opus Dei become a personal prelature?
b) 28 November 1982

9) When did Opus Dei begin its activities in USA?
c) 1949

10) Who was appointed Prelate of Opus Dei on 20 April 1994?
d) Javier Echevarria

1) When was Marylebone Cricket Club founded?
a) 1787
b) 1861
c) 1877
d) 1903

2) Who was the first owner of Lord’s cricket ground?
a) Lord Salisbury
b) Thomas Lord
c) Lord Melbourne
d) Neville Chamberlain

3) Who bought Lord’s cricket ground in 1825?
a) Winston Churchill
b) Thomas Asquith
c) Stanley Baldwin
d) William Ward

4) When did Marylebone Cricket Club lay down cricket’s Code of Laws?
a) 1854
b) 1862
c) 1788
d) 1904

5) When did Marylebone Cricket Club appoint its first groundsman?
a) 1855
b) 1864
c) 1776
d) 1914

6) Which county in 1877 adopted Lord’s as its county ground?
a) Glamorgan
b) Surrey
c) Middlesex
d) Yorkshire

7) What are the colours of Marylebone Cricket Club?
a) Blue and green
b) Red and yellow
c) Black and white
d) Black and red

8) When was Imperial Cricket Conference, that took over some functions of Marylebone Cricket Club, set up?
a) 1901
b) 1914
c) 1909
d) 1945
9) What is the term of the President of Marylebone Cricket Club?
a) One year
b) Two years
c) Three years
d) Four years

10) When did most of the functions of Marylebone Cricket Club pass on to International Cricket Council and England and Wales Cricket Board?
a) 1987
b) 1993
c) 1997
d) 2000

Marylebone Cricket Club Quiz Answers

1) When was Marylebone Cricket Club founded?
a) 1787

2) Who was the first owner of Lord’s cricket ground?
b) Thomas Lord

3) Who bought Lord’s cricket ground in 1825?
d) William Ward

4) When did Marylebone Cricket Club lay down cricket’s Code of Laws?
c) 1788

5) When did Marylebone Cricket Club appoint its first groundsman?
b) 1864

6) Which county in 1877 adopted Lord’s as its county ground?
c) Middlesex

7) What are the colours of Marylebone Cricket Club?
b) Red and yellow

8) When was Imperial Cricket Conference, that took over some functions of Marylebone Cricket Club, set up?
c) 1909

9) What is the term of the President of Marylebone Cricket Club?
a) One year

10) When did most of the functions of Marylebone Cricket Club pass on to International Cricket Council and England and Wales Cricket Board?
b) 1993

1) When was Knights of Columbus founded?
a) 14 June 1865
b) 2 February 1882
c) 4 March 1889
d) 12 October 1895

2) Who founded Knights of Columbus?
a) Fr. Philip Hughes OP
b) Fr. Michael J. McGivney
c) Fr. Karl Rahner SJ
d) Fr. Hans Kung

3) What are the founding principles of Knights of Columbus?
a) Equality, Liberty, Fraternity
b) Purity, Charity, Duty
c) Poverty, Chastity, Obedience
d) Charity, Unity, Fraternity

4) Where are the headquarters of Knights of Columbus?
a) New York
b) New Jersey
c) New Haven
d) New Hampshire

5) Knights of Columbus has two types of membership. One is associate. Which is the other?
a) Primary
b) Secondary
c) Tertiary
d) Insurance

6) For which holiday in USA did Knights of Columbus strive?
a) Independence Day
b) Columbus Day
c) Thanksgiving Day
d) Christmas

7) Which structure in Washington DC was put up due to efforts of Knights of Columbus?
a) White House
b) Blair House
c) Columbus Memorial
d) Sears Tower

8) When was the first council of the Knights of Columbus established in the Philippines?
a) 1 January 1901
b) 23 April 1905
c) 4 August 1914
d) 11 November 1918

9) Which Supreme Convention of Knights of Columbus was held in August 2008?
a) 95th
b) 100th
c) 126th
d) 147th

10) Which initiative was launched by Knights of Columbus on 5 August 2008?
a) Food for Work
b) Fathers for Good
c) Promise Keepers
d) Health Care

Knights of Columbus Quiz Answers

1) When was Knights of Columbus founded?
b) 2 February 1882

2) Who founded Knights of Columbus?
b) Fr. Michael J. McGivney

3) What are the founding principles of Knights of Columbus?
d) Charity, Unity, Fraternity

4) Where are the headquarters of Knights of Columbus?
c) New Haven

5) Knights of Columbus has two types of membership. One is associate. Which is the other?
d) Insurance

6) For which holiday in USA did Knights of Columbus strive?
b) Columbus Day

7) Which structure in Washington DC was put up due to efforts of Knights of Columbus?
c) Columbus Memorial

8) When was the first council of the Knights of Columbus established in the Philippines?
b) 23 April 1905

9) Which Supreme Convention of Knights of Columbus was held in August 2008?
c) 126th

10) Which initiative was launched by Knights of Columbus on 5 August 2008?
b) Fathers for Good