Current Affairs 13th November 2024 : Daily GK Update in English
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1. Which day is observed globally as World Pneumonia Day?

A) November 10
B) November 11
C) November 12
D) November 13

Answer: C) November 12

2. Which organization the Koreasat-6A satellite?

A) SpaceX
B) ISRO
C) NASA
D) Roscosmos

Answer: A) SpaceX

3. Which sector did the G20 finance ministers recently address regarding sustainable development funding?

A) Renewable energy
B) Climate finance
C) Digital currency
D) Education funding

Answer: B) Climate finance

4. What key event did SpaceX accomplish at Kennedy Space Center in?

A) Launched a Mars rover
B) Sent tourists to space
C) Launched the Koreasat-6A satellite
D) Conducted a crewed Moon mission

Answer: C) Launched the Koreasat-6A satellite

5. The Penn State research linked which environmental factor to potential climate effects?

A) Greenhouse gas emissions
B) Microplastics in clouds
C) Deforestation rates
D) Coral bleaching

Answer: B) Microplastics in clouds
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6. Who won the prestigious 'Man Booker Prize' for literature in?

A) Margaret Atwood
B) George Saunders
C) Paul Harding
D) Salman Rushdie

Answer: C) Paul Harding

7. Who has been appointed as the new President of the World Bank as of?

A) Kristalina Georgieva
B) Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
C) Ajay Banga
D) David Malpass

Answer: C) Ajay Banga

8. Which Middle Eastern country hosted the International Energy Forum focusing on sustainable energy?

A) Saudi Arabia
B) United Arab Emirates
C) Qatar
D) Oman

Answer: A) Saudi Arabia

9. What major health regulation did the EU approve in to address public health concerns?

A) Mandated vaccination for specific diseases
B) Restrictions on high-sugar food advertising to children
C) Extended work-from-home policies
D) Ban on flavored tobacco products

Answer: D) Ban on flavored tobacco products

10. Which global sports organization announced a new anti-doping policy in?

A) FIFA
B) IOC (International Olympic Committee)
C) World Athletics
D) ICC (International Cricket Council)

Answer: B) IOC (International Olympic Committee)