Global World Records MCQs – Part 3 (Biggest, Longest, Smallest, etc)

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1. What is the biggest economy in the world by GDP, known for its robust financial sector and diverse industries?
ⓐ. United States
ⓑ. China
ⓒ. Japan
ⓓ. Germany
2. Which country has the smallest economy in the world by GDP, known for its limited resources and challenges in economic development?
ⓐ. Burundi
ⓑ. Eritrea
ⓒ. Malawi
ⓓ. Sierra Leone
3. What is the longest continuous period of economic growth in a single country, known for its sustained development and stable financial policies?
ⓐ. Australia
ⓑ. China
ⓒ. South Korea
ⓓ. Singapore
4. Which country has the largest exports in the world, known for its dominant role in global trade and significant contributions to the international market?
ⓐ. China
ⓑ. United States
ⓒ. Germany
ⓓ. Japan
5. What is the largest importing nation in the world, known for its substantial demand for foreign goods and reliance on international trade?
ⓐ. United States
ⓑ. China
ⓒ. Germany
ⓓ. Japan
6. Which country has the highest GDP per capita, known for its prosperous economy and high standard of living for its citizens?
ⓐ. Qatar
ⓑ. Luxembourg
ⓒ. Singapore
ⓓ. Switzerland
7. What is the smallest exporting nation in the world, known for its limited participation in global trade and minimal contributions to the international market?
ⓐ. Suriname
ⓑ. Central African Republic
ⓒ. Comoros
ⓓ. Solomon Islands
8. Which country has the most significant trade surplus, known for its substantial exports and favorable balance of trade in the global market?
ⓐ. Germany
ⓑ. South Korea
ⓒ. Saudi Arabia
ⓓ. Russia
9. What is the smallest importing nation in the world, known for its self-sufficiency and limited reliance on foreign goods and services?
ⓐ. Andorra
ⓑ. Liechtenstein
ⓒ. Monaco
ⓓ. San Marino
10. Which country has the most extensive natural resource reserves, known for its abundant reserves of oil, minerals, and natural gas?
ⓐ. Russia
ⓑ. Saudi Arabia
ⓒ. Canada
ⓓ. United States
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