Class 2 is when things start to get a bit more interesting. A bit more advanced. It is like your child is taking their first step to the ‘big kids’ league.
Everything they start learning from the second grade is a bit more complex than the basics from preschool to first grade. Now maths is more complicated. English has a lot more grammar rules. Geography is more about concepts than places. And even GK (or general knowledge) is of a higher level.
You see, even GK is not spared! That is why we thought we would compile a list of GK questions for class 2 so your kid is not left behind.
- The right-angled triangle has a longest side, and it is called?
- One crore has these many zeros!
- Our solar system has these many planets.
- And the names of all these planets are?
- This planet among the eight is closest to ours!
- And what about the one that is farthest from us?
- The number of moons the Earth has is?
- So which planet has the most moons?
- And how many moons does Saturn have to be titled as the planet with the most moons?
- Okay so which is the largest moon that we have in our solar system?
- Let us move back to Earth. How many layers do we have in our atmosphere?
- The sun has so much energy. What is the cause of it?
- Forgot to ask but which is the planet closest to our sun?
- How long does it take for the sun’s light to hit our planet?
- And what about the moonlight?
- Tell me the name of the inventor of the telephone?
- And what about the radio?
- Next GK questions for class 2 in English is who composed our national anthem?
- How many colours is the mesmerising rainbow made of?
- Time for a geography question – where is Mt. Everest?
- And who was the first person that we know to have climbed it?
- And what about the first Indian to climb Everest?
- Okay, then who was the first woman to achieve this feat?
- Name the designer of our beautiful tricoloured national flag.
- Where is our Parliament?
- Char Minar finds home in which city?
- Two rivers are responsible for the largest delta in the world! Any guesses?
- This bone has the title of the shortest in the human body!
- And what about the largest?
- Which is the longest river in our whole country?
- How many states do we have in our great country?
- And how many union territories?
- And our great Indian national capital is?
- The Indian national fruit is?
- What is our national game, or sport rather?
- Which city has the Hawa Mahal in it?
The pink city of Jaipur. GK questions 2 class whose answer everybody should know!
- Our national flag has a wheel in the centre, which has this many spokes.
- The ratio of our national flag’s length to its width is?
- The gap between Dussehra and Diwali is made up of how many days?
- Who is our current Prime Minister? He’s the 14th one overall.
- And our current President is?
- We have something called the First Citizen of India. Who is that?
- And who is the Second Citizen?
- And the third one?
- How many continents do we have in our world?
- And how many oceans?
- How many bones do we have in an adult human body?
- How many total teeth does an adult have?
Hypotenuse. Yep, we are starting this list of GK questions for class 2 kids with a tough one!
Might sound like a question straight out of KBC but the answer is seven!
Guess? If you thought nine, you are wrong. It is eight now.
A relatively easy general knowledge question for class 2, here goes the list in no particular order: Venus, Earth, Mercury, Mars, Uranus, Neptune, Jupiter, Saturn.
* drumroll please * The answer is Venus.
That would be Neptune. It is the last one in the order of planets.
No points for guessing! It is one. Though we have one, other planets may have multiple moons.
This general knowledge question for class 2’s answer is Saturn!
Hold your breath because the answer is 82!
That has to be Ganymede. It is Jupiter’s moon, and it is a moon that is bigger than the planet Mercury!
Five. Can you name them all? In no particular order, they are stratosphere, troposphere, mesosphere, exosphere and thermosphere.
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Again, one of the tough ones in our GK questions for class 2 in English list! Well, the cause of it is the fusion of two gases – helium and hydrogen.
To keep it short and simple, it is Mercury.
Well, it takes approximately 8 minutes and 20 seconds.
That is a much shorter time, which stands at 1.26 seconds.
Kids may not see a landline around anymore but it is important to the answer to this, which is Alexander Graham Bell.
Another really old piece of tech whose inventor was Guglielmo Marconi.
The great poet and author, Rabindranath Tagore. He was a Nobel Laureate!
Seven. Want us to list them? Again, in no particular order, they are red, blue, violet, green, yellow, indigo and orange.
Part of the GK questions for 2 class, did you guess the answer to be India? It is in Nepal actually.
The laurel of that goes to Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary.
That was Avatar Singh Cheema.
Bachendri Pal. And she achieved the incredible feat of climbing Mt Everest in 1984.
Care to venture a guess? We know it is a tough one. So the answer is Pingali Venkayya.
Easy GK question for 2 class, right? It is in New Delhi!
Hyderabad.
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The answer is Brahmaputra and Ganga!
Stapes. And it is in the ear!
That is the femur, and it is located in the thigh region.
Why the Ganga of course!
29, kids!
That number stands at seven currently.
New Delhi. You knew that one!
The scrumptious and completely irresistible mango!
The honour of that goes to hockey actually, not cricket.
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Narendra Damodardas Modi.
Droupadi Murmu. She is the 15th one!
Our president.
The vice president.
The prime minister.
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We have got seven of them!
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