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Question # 1

Itaipu Dam Spans the Parana RIver. It is located in which country?

Brazil/Paraguay border A
Peru/Paraguay border B
Brazil/Peru border C
Uruguay/Paraguay border D

Question # 2

10 decagrams are equal to one hectogram and 10 hectogram are equal to:

2 kilograms A
1 kilograms B
3 kilograms C
4 kilograms D

Question # 3

The mean radius of the earth is approximately:

3000 kms A
400kms B
6400kms C
7000kms D

Question # 4

Jupiter is named for the god?

Zeus A
Hercules B
Apollo C
Ares D

Question # 5

Osteology is the study of bones. What is Palaeontology?

Study of fossils A
Study of eyes B
Study of snakes C
Study of virus D

Question # 6

The southernmost point of South America, Cape Horn, belongs to which country?

Chile A
Ecuator B
Argentina C
Peru D

Question # 7

What is Great Barrier Reef?

A belt of Coral along the east coasts of Australia A
A cave between Sydney and Melbourne B
A fish found area in the sea near New Zealand C
A mine situated in the Great Victoria Valley D

Question # 8

Insulin is given to people suffering from which of the following diseases?

Polio A
Cancer B
Diabetes C
Tuberculosis D

Question # 9

How many quarts make one gallon?

2 quarts A
4 quarts B
5 quarts C
6 quarts D

Question # 10

The Tiber River flows through which city?

Madrid A
Rome B
Algiers C
Baghdad D

Question # 11

Which is the main source of energy for human brain?

Fats A
Glucose B
Vitamins C
Protein D

Question # 12

The lowest fat percentage is found in the milk of:

Cow A
Camel B
Buffalo C
Goat D

Question # 13

The most dangerous consequence of excessive deforestation is:

Soil erosion A
Loss of forest wealth B
Loss of many valuable plants C
None of these D

Question # 14

The longest bone in body of human being is:

Tibia A
Femur B
Fibula C
Stapes D

Question # 15

According to Dalton's atomic theory,the smallest particle which can exist independently is:

A cation A
An atom B
A molecule C
An anion D

Question # 16

Stem cutting are commonly used for regrowing:

Cotton A
Banana B
Sugarcane C
Mango D

Question # 17

The only snake that builds a nest is:

Krait A
King Cobra B
Chain viper C
None of these D

Question # 18

Who invented the lift?

E.G.Otis A
J.L. Baird B
Edison C
faraday D

Question # 19

Who developed the telegraph code?

Andre Ampere A
Samuel Morse B
Joseph Henry C
Jean Fourier D

Question # 20

Which of the following is a small circle?

Equator A
23.5° E B
20.5° E C
25° S D

Question # 21

The time required for moon light to reach earth:

3 seconds A
1.3 second B
3.5 seconds C
5 seconds D

Question # 22

Which instrument is used for estimating the height of an aircraft above sea level?

Barometer A
Altimeter B
Compass meter C
Polo meter D

Question # 23

Oxygen is transported to every cell of human body by:

Red blood cells A
Blood platelets B
White blood cells C
None of these D

Question # 24

Sodium metal is kept under:

Alcohol A
Water B
Petrol C
Kerosene D

Question # 25

Which part of cell is called power house of energy?

Golgi bodies A
Mitochondria B
Ribosomes C
DNA D

Question # 26

The altitudes of heavenly bodies appear to be greater than they actually are.This is due to:

Atmospheric refraction A
Motions of the earth B
These are visible C
vertical motions D

Question # 27

What do we call the openings in the skin?

Pupil A
Pores B
Pupil C
Sweet D

Question # 28

One mile is equal to:

1760 yards A
1860 yards B
1900 yards C
1960 yards D

Question # 29

Blood grouping was discovered by:

William Harvey A
Landsteiner B
Robert Koch C
Chadwick D

Question # 30

Which of the following is found in plant cells, but not animal cells?

Cell wall A
Vacuole B
Mitochondria C
Reticulum D

Question # 31

The nearest relatives of man are:

New world monkeys A
Apes B
Old world monkeys C
Lemurs D

Question # 32

The first synthetic fibre made by man was:

Rayon A
Nylon B
Polyster C
None of these D

Question # 33

Which Island was epicenter of Tsunami on 26, December 2004?

Jawa A
Sumatra B
Bali C
None of these D

Question # 34

Which country shares the Aral Sea with Kazakhstan?

Turkmenistan A
Tajikistan B
Kyrgyzstan C
Uzbekistan D

Question # 35

Two or more forms of a chemical element having different physical properties but having identifiable chemical compounds are called:

Allotropes A
Isotopes B
Isomers C
Isotones D

Question # 36

Scientist associated with the success of green Revolution is:

Norman Borlaug A
J.C.bose B
V.R.Rao C
S.S.Balli D

Question # 37

Which ocean current is popularly known as warm blanket of Europe?

East Australian current A
Gulf Stream B
Brazil current C
Equatorial current D

Question # 38

Which is the important raw material required in cement industry?

Limestone A
Limestone and clay B
Clay C
Gypsum D

Question # 39

Which of the following groups of countries is arranged is descending order of area?

Russia, Canada, China, U.S.A A
Russia, U.S.A. Canada, China B
Russia, Canada, U.S.A, China C
Russia, China, U.S.A, Canada D

Question # 40

Maximum differences in the spacing of longitude is:

At poles A
At equator B
At tropic C
At Arctic circle D

Question # 41

100 hectares are equal to:

1 sq.kilometres A
3 sq.kilometres B
2 sq. kilometres C
4 sq.kilometres D

Question # 42

Halley's comet appears once in a period of:

24 years A
30 years B
76 years C
80 years D

Question # 43

The largest amount of reflection of the solar radiant energy which is reflected back into space before reaching the earth's surface is due to:

Clouds A
Water bodies B
Snow areas C
None of these D

Question # 44

Which of the following is an amphibian?

Whale A
Turtle B
Frog C
Cow D

Question # 45

Anticyclones are so called because:

They move in a direction opposite to that of cyclones A
They have no pressure gradient B
They destroy the cyclonic conditions C
None of thes D

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1	Where is Easter Island located?	A. Pacific Ocean B. Caribbean Sea C. Atlantic Ocean D. Indian Ocean
2	If there is no sun,the colour of the sky would be:	A. Orange B. Blue C. Yellow D. None of these
3	Age of a tree can be determined by:	A. Counting the number of rings in the stem B. Counting the number of leaves C. Counting the number of branches D. Measuring the size of the tree
4	The four planets closer to the sun are called	A. Gaseous planets B. Asteroid planets C. Blue planets D. Rocky planets
5	Where is Dead Sea Situated in the following continents?	A. Europe B. Australia C. Asia D. Africa
6	Moon is called a satellite of the earth because	A. It is much smaller than the earth B. It revolves around the sun C. It has no light of his own D. It produces tides on earth
7	Which mountains are traditionally regarded as separating Europe from Asia?	A. Carpathians B. Balkans C. Alps D. Urals
8	In which country would you not find a region of tropical rainforest climate?	A. USA B. UK C. Indonesia D. Pakistan
9	Saliva in man is:	A. Acidic B. Alkaline C. Neutral D. None of these
10	On which river is New York situated?	A. River Colorado B. River Hudson C. Rhine River D. None of these

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CSS General Knowledge Subject Topic 1 MCQ's Test

CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

Itaipu Dam Spans the Parana RIver. It is located in which country?

10 decagrams are equal to one hectogram and 10 hectogram are equal to:

The mean radius of the earth is approximately:

Jupiter is named for the god?

Osteology is the study of bones. What is Palaeontology?

The southernmost point of South America, Cape Horn, belongs to which country?

What is Great Barrier Reef?

Insulin is given to people suffering from which of the following diseases?

How many quarts make one gallon?

The Tiber River flows through which city?

Which is the main source of energy for human brain?

The lowest fat percentage is found in the milk of:

The most dangerous consequence of excessive deforestation is:

The longest bone in body of human being is:

According to Dalton's atomic theory,the smallest particle which can exist independently is:

Stem cutting are commonly used for regrowing:

The only snake that builds a nest is:

Who invented the lift?

Who developed the telegraph code?

Which of the following is a small circle?

The time required for moon light to reach earth:

Which instrument is used for estimating the height of an aircraft above sea level?

Oxygen is transported to every cell of human body by:

Sodium metal is kept under:

Which part of cell is called power house of energy?

The altitudes of heavenly bodies appear to be greater than they actually are.This is due to:

What do we call the openings in the skin?

One mile is equal to:

Blood grouping was discovered by:

Which of the following is found in plant cells, but not animal cells?

The nearest relatives of man are:

The first synthetic fibre made by man was:

Which Island was epicenter of Tsunami on 26, December 2004?

Which country shares the Aral Sea with Kazakhstan?

Two or more forms of a chemical element having different physical properties but having identifiable chemical compounds are called:

Scientist associated with the success of green Revolution is:

Which ocean current is popularly known as warm blanket of Europe?

Which is the important raw material required in cement industry?

Which of the following groups of countries is arranged is descending order of area?

Maximum differences in the spacing of longitude is:

100 hectares are equal to:

Halley's comet appears once in a period of:

The largest amount of reflection of the solar radiant energy which is reflected back into space before reaching the earth's surface is due to:

Which of the following is an amphibian?

Anticyclones are so called because:

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