Current Affairs - Miscellaneous

Exercise : Miscellaneous - Latest Current Affairs
  • Miscellaneous - Latest Current Affairs
11.
Where was the giant anaconda, the world's largest ever discovered, found?
Amazon Rainforest
African Savanna
Australian Outback
Arctic Tundra
Answer: Option
Explanation:
A giant anaconda was discovered in the Amazon Rainforest, marking a significant find in the world of wildlife exploration. This discovery sheds light on the biodiversity of the Amazon, emphasizing the importance of preserving this vital ecosystem.

12.
During which summit did African heads of state unanimously agree to ban the trade of donkey skin?
East African Community Summit
Southern African Development Community Summit
African Union Summit
Intergovernmental Authority on Development Summit
Answer: Option
Explanation:
The ban on the trade of donkey skin was unanimously agreed upon during the 37th African Union Summit in Ethiopia. This historic decision aims to protect donkeys across the continent and was influenced by the Dar es Salaam declaration, emphasizing the need for conservation efforts and policies.

13.
Which automaker retained its position as the world's top-selling automaker in 2023?
Toyota
Honda
Ford
Volkswagen
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Toyota, the renowned Japanese automaker, maintained its position as the world's top-selling automaker in 2023, highlighting its continued dominance in the global automotive market and commitment to innovation and quality.

14.
As of January 2024, which company holds the title of the most valuable brand in the world with a market value of $299.3 billion?
Apple
Amazon
Google
Microsoft
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Amazon, with a market value of $299.3 billion, is recognized as the most valuable brand in the world as of January 2024, showcasing its influence and diverse ventures in commerce, technology, and entertainment.

15.
How many countries and territories have been awarded the 'malaria-free' certification by the World Health Organization (WHO) till now?
43 countries and 1 territory
15 countries and 2 territories
30 countries and 3 territories
50 countries and 5 territories
Answer: Option
Explanation:
WHO has awarded the 'malaria-free' certification to 43 countries and 1 territory, recognizing their sustained efforts in interrupting nationwide malaria transmission for at least 3 consecutive years and maintaining a robust surveillance and response system. Recently, Cabo Verde has joined this list, becoming the third country in the WHO African region to be declared malaria-free. In the Southeast Asian Region, Maldives (2015) and Sri Lanka (2016) have achieved the status of being certified malaria-free by WHO.