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Question # 1

Which is the brightest planet in the Solar System?

Jupiter A
Mercury B
Uranus C
Venus D

Question # 2

USA is divided into___________ time zones.

5 A
7 B
10 C
12 D

Question # 3

An earthquake of 7.6 magnitude on Richter scale hit the northern areas and Azad Kashmir on:

6th October 2004 A
8th October 2005 B
8th October 2006 C
6th October 2005 D

Question # 4

Radioactive disintegration of uranium ultimately results in formation of:

Radium A
Thorium B
Lead C
Polonium D

Question # 5

Clotting of blood vessels is called:

Thrombosis A
Fibrosis B
Agglunitation C
None D

Question # 6

mention out the discoverer of intelligence testing.

alfred A
hunt B
bell C
niese D

Question # 7

Study of earthquakes is called:

Geodery A
Geology B
Seismology C
Plate tectonic D

Question # 8

How many cubic inches are there in one cubic foot?

1628 cubic inches A
1728 cubic inches B
1428 cubic inches C
1320 cubic inches D

Question # 9

Which part of the earth's surface receives the highest amount of insolation?

Tropical desert A
Equatorial region B
Land masses C
Water bodies D

Question # 10

Snakes and lizards are animals that are:

Warm-blooded A
Cold-blooded B
Both C
None of these D

Question # 11

Nuclear fission is caused by the impact of:

Proton A
Electron B
Neutron C
None of these D

Question # 12

What is Cosmology?

Study of stars A
Study of universe B
Study of sky C
Study of satellites D

Question # 13

The earth revolves round the sun in its orbit by approximately:

1° per day A
2° per day B
3° per day C
4° per day D

Question # 14

The greatest known ocean depth which lies in the Pacific Ocean is:

8890 m A
11033 m B
10000 m C
12008 m D

Question # 15

Human blood contains _________percentage of plasma

35% A
40% B
50% C
65% D

Question # 16

Solar eclipse occurs when:

Earth comes between sun and moon A
Moon is at right angle to earth B
Moon comes between sun and earth C
Sun comes between moon and earth D

Question # 17

The enzyme that is present in the saliva of man is:

Pepsin A
Renin B
Amylase C
Trypsin D

Question # 18

Which of the following is a landlocked country?

Afghanistan A
Philippines B
Myanmar (Burma) C
Israel D

Question # 19

Which mountains are traditionally regarded as separating Europe from Asia?

Carpathians A
Balkans B
Alps C
Urals D

Question # 20

How many astronomical units (AU) is the planet Mercury from the Sun?

1.00 AU A
38 AU B
3.8 AU C
10.0 AU D

Question # 21

Who was the first to observe ultraviolet rays?

Rutherford A
John Wilhelm Ritter B
William Herschel C
Auguste Comte D

Question # 22

Asia Minor consists of which country?

India A
Turkey B
Vietnam C
Sri Lanka D

Question # 23

Plants synthesize protein from

Starch A
Sugar B
Amino Acids C
Fatty acids D

Question # 24

The study of time in relation to earth's history is called:

Geochronology A
Geohistology B
Geography C
None of these D

Question # 25

The image formed on the retina of the eye is:

Real and upright A
Real and inverted B
Virtual and upright C
Real and enlarged D

Question # 26

During sleep,the man's blood pressure:

Decreases A
Flunctuates B
Increases C
None D

Question # 27

What is the average adult pulse rate?

140-150 A
115-125 B
72-80 C
60 D

Question # 28

The sun's energy production takes place where?

The surface A
The Core B
The Corona C
None of these D

Question # 29

Lunar eclipse occurs on:

New moon A
Full moon B
Half moon C
Quarter moon D

Question # 30

Which of the following is a living fossil?

Blue green algae A
Ginkgo B
Fungus C
Blue D

Question # 31

The amount of insolation received at a place on the surface of earth depends on:

Its longitude A
Its climate B
Its latitude C
Its meridian D

Question # 32

Bleaching powder is made from:

Sulphur dioxide A
lime and chlorine B
Bauxite C
Soda ash and lime D

Question # 33

At one time, Greeks associated Venus with what goddess?

Aphrodite A
Andromeda B
Cassiopeia C
Athena D

Question # 34

What stage of its life is our Sun in now?

Red Giant stage A
Natural sequence B
Supernova C
Main Sequence D

Question # 35

Among the following the deepest sea is:

Red Sea A
Caribbean Sea B
Bering Sea C
Mediterranean Sea D

Question # 36

Mumps disease is caused by:

Fungi A
Virus B
Protozoa C
Bacteria D

Question # 37

What rays of sunlight are mostly utilized by chlorophyll in photosynthesis?

Red A
Yellow B
Green C
Blue D

Question # 38

Oceans are most important for us because:

They are the largest source of water A
They provide the most convenient like between the continents B
They are the ultimate source of water C
None of these D

Question # 39

The International Date-line is located in the:

Pacific Ocean A
Atlantic Ocean B
Indian Ocean C
Arctic Ocean D

Question # 40

The world's longest glacier is found in Antarctica. What is it called?

Amundsen A
Lambert B
Beardmore C
Scott D

Question # 41

Which one of the following countries is not in Africa?

Kenya A
Nigeria B
Bolivia C
Ethiopia D

Question # 42

Cow milk is rich source of:

Vitamin A A
Vitamin B B
Vitamin C C
Vitamin D D

Question # 43

Which country is farthest north?

Botswana A
Chad B
Zambia C
Congo D

Question # 44

The intensity of earthquake is measured on:

Beaufort scale A
Richter scale B
Mercalli scale C
Secant Scale D

Question # 45

What is Mercury in our solar system?

The smallest planet A
The fastest planet B
The planet nearest to Sun C
All of these D

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	Which is the Europe's highest peak?	A. Jungfrau B. Mont Blanc C. Mount Elbrus D. Matterhorn
2	Science that uses electrons is known as:	A. Atomic scienece B. Electronics C. Electrology D. Electrolysis
3	A microscopic organism playing a vital role in nitrogen cycle is:	A. Virus B. Bacteria C. Protozoa D. Red algae
4	Anticyclones are so called because:	A. They move in a direction opposite to that of cyclones B. They have no pressure gradient C. They destroy the cyclonic conditions D. None of thes
5	What is the brightness scale of stars called?	A. Magnitude B. Temperature C. Albedo D. Density
6	Dendrology is associated with the study of:	A. worms B. animals C. wooded plants D. none of these
7	The dynamo is a device for converting	A. Mechanical Energy into electrical energy B. Heat energy into electrical energy C. Magnetic energy into electrical energy D. Chemical energy into electrical energy
8	Which neighbour country of Pakistan is called landlocked country?	A. Iran B. India C. China D. Afghanistan
9	What is called the study of Algae?	A. Phycology B. Cartography C. Philately D. Lexicography
10	Hydrometer is the device that measures:	A. The acidity of water B. The specific gravity of a liquid C. The gravity of milk 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

Which is the brightest planet in the Solar System?

USA is divided into___________ time zones.

An earthquake of 7.6 magnitude on Richter scale hit the northern areas and Azad Kashmir on:

Radioactive disintegration of uranium ultimately results in formation of:

Clotting of blood vessels is called:

mention out the discoverer of intelligence testing.

Study of earthquakes is called:

How many cubic inches are there in one cubic foot?

Which part of the earth's surface receives the highest amount of insolation?

Snakes and lizards are animals that are:

Nuclear fission is caused by the impact of:

What is Cosmology?

The earth revolves round the sun in its orbit by approximately:

The greatest known ocean depth which lies in the Pacific Ocean is:

Human blood contains _________percentage of plasma

Solar eclipse occurs when:

The enzyme that is present in the saliva of man is:

Which of the following is a landlocked country?

Which mountains are traditionally regarded as separating Europe from Asia?

How many astronomical units (AU) is the planet Mercury from the Sun?

Who was the first to observe ultraviolet rays?

Asia Minor consists of which country?

Plants synthesize protein from

The study of time in relation to earth's history is called:

The image formed on the retina of the eye is:

During sleep,the man's blood pressure:

What is the average adult pulse rate?

The sun's energy production takes place where?

Lunar eclipse occurs on:

Which of the following is a living fossil?

The amount of insolation received at a place on the surface of earth depends on:

Bleaching powder is made from:

At one time, Greeks associated Venus with what goddess?

What stage of its life is our Sun in now?

Among the following the deepest sea is:

Mumps disease is caused by:

What rays of sunlight are mostly utilized by chlorophyll in photosynthesis?

Oceans are most important for us because:

The International Date-line is located in the:

The world's longest glacier is found in Antarctica. What is it called?

Which one of the following countries is not in Africa?

Cow milk is rich source of:

Which country is farthest north?

The intensity of earthquake is measured on:

What is Mercury in our solar system?

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