Which country first used submarines in World War I?

Which country first used submarines in World War I?

  • Correct Answer: Germany
  • United Kingdom
  • France
  • United States

Explanation: Germany’s U-boats were used extensively in World War I naval warfare.

Join our channels for latest updates

More Random Questions

Q: On January 19, 2025, which team won the title of the 78th edition of Santosh Trophy?
Ans: West Bengal
Q: Which country became the first Spanish-speaking nation to recognize Indian pharmaceutical standards on March 3, 2024?
Ans: Nicaragua
Q: What is the term for getting the same results when an experiment is repeated, which implies the results are valid?
Ans: replication
Q: Living things on the ocean floor are known as?
Ans: benthos
Q: Which medal has the Indian hockey team won in the Paris Olympics?
Ans: Bronze
Q: Who has been appointed by Gujarat Giants as their bowling coach?
Ans: Praveen Tambe
Q: Which modern vaccine prevents rotavirus infection?
Ans: RV vaccine
Q: On October 18, 2024, the Government of India launched the 'Scam Se Bacho' campaign with whom?
Ans: Meta
Q: What was a key driver for streaming subscriber retention in 2025?
Ans: Lower prices
Q: What is a mixture of a solute in a solvent called?
Ans: transition
Q: A patient with achalasia presents with dysphagia. Which advanced procedure is indicated for management?
Ans: Heller myotomy
Q: Who will host the ISSF Junior World Cup 2025?
Ans: India
Q: Which of the following is a Purvarupa of Hikka as per Charaka?
Ans: Uro Shoola
Q: What is the term for government borrowing?
Ans: Public Debt
Q: What was the outcome of the Battle of Plassey in 1757?
Ans: British political dominance
Youngistan Junction
Youngistan Junction

Welcome to Youngistan Junction, your ultimate hub for staying updated with the latest in current affairs, general knowledge, and general studies! Whether you're a student gearing up for exams or just someone passionate about expanding your knowledge, Youngistan Junction is here to provide you with an extensive collection of well-curated questions and answers.

Articles: 6683