CSS General Knowledge Subject Topic 1 MCQ's Test

CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

Try The CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

Total Questions45
Time Allowed81

Start Test Download PDF

CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

00:00

Question # 1

The distance of the nearest star besides the sun from the earth is:

3 light-years A
4 light-years B
5 light-years C
6 light-years D

Question # 2

One sq foot is equal to:

244 sq inches A
144 sq inches B
444 sq inches C
344 sq inches D

Question # 3

The word "Tsunami" comes from the Japanese words which mean?

Divine Wind A
Wave of Terror B
Huge Wave C
Harbour Wave D

Question # 4

What do we call the tubes that carry blood towards the heart?

Arteries A
Intestines B
Veins C
None of these D

Question # 5

The Cook Strait runs between two islands of New Zealand. Name them.

North Island, South Island A
Cook Island, Stewart Island B
North Island, Chatham Island C
Chatham Island, Steward Island D

Question # 6

The term that best describes the shape of the earth is:

Eclipse A
Geoid B
Globe C
Sphere D

Question # 7

A person with a stone in a kidney is advised to avoid?

Lemon A
Vineger B
Tomato C
Lentils D

Question # 8

The study of earthquakes and the movement of waves through the Earth is called what?

Seismology A
Hematology B
Cryptography C
None of these D

Question # 9

How many chains constitute one furlong?

10 chains A
12 chains B
15 chains C
20 chains D

Question # 10

The amount of actual water vapour of air is known as:

Dew point A
Absolute humidity B
Relative humidity C
Condensation point D

Question # 11

Jupiter is named for the god?

Zeus A
Hercules B
Apollo C
Ares D

Question # 12

One of the chemical messengers produced by endocrine glands are called:

Hormones A
Enzymes B
Lipids C
Vitamins D

Question # 13

One cubic metre weight is one ton and one UK gallon's weight is:

10.022 Ib A
8000 Ib B
4500 Ib C
12000 Ib D

Question # 14

The planet having five moons is:

Venus A
Mars B
Uranus C
Neptune D

Question # 15

Pigmentation of skin is due to:

Lymphocytes A
Monocytes B
Leucocytes C
Melanocytes D

Question # 16

whose discoveries are aluminum and electroytic process?

bell A
hall B
marconi C
none of these D

Question # 17

The main difference between the living and nonliving is:

In the growth A
In the size B
In the movement C
In the presence of protoplasm D

Question # 18

Bio gas contains mainly:

Butane A
Methane B
Carbon dioxide C
Sodium D

Question # 19

Life is absent on:

Cabon A
Hydrogen B
Water C
Nitrogen D

Question # 20

Hanging valleys are formed due to the action of:

Volcanic eruption A
Glacier B
Waves of Ocean C
River D

Question # 21

The elements common to all acids is:

Carbon A
Oxygen B
Sulphur C
Hydrogen D

Question # 22

The sweetest sugar is:

Fructose A
Sucrose B
Glucose C
Lactose D

Question # 23

Lines joining places receiving equal amount of rainfall are called:

Isohalines A
Isobars B
Isotherms C
Isohyets D

Question # 24

Alexandria is the seaport of:

Egypt A
Greece B
France C
Spain D

Question # 25

Which of the following phenomena is responsible for the formation of the highest mountains?

Denudation A
Fault formation B
Volcanic activity C
Folding D

Question # 26

Allergy is caused due to:

Inflammation of upper respiratory tract A
Antigen-antibody reaction B
Introduction of external material into body C
None of these D

Question # 27

Which of the following is essential for the formation of red blood cells?

Vitamin C A
Folic acid B
Calcium C
Vitamin A D

Question # 28

Titan's atmosphere consists mainly of:

Hydrogen A
Nitrogen B
Helium C
Oxygen D

Question # 29

The International Data-line is an imaginary line extending from pole along the places on the earth's surface and lies along the:

0° meridian A
180° meridian B
100° meridian C
120° meridian D

Question # 30

point out the invention of Richter.

Richter scale A
lamp B
bicycle C
razor D

Question # 31

Which U.S state is statistically most likely to be hit by a tsunami?

California A
Alaska B
Hawaii C
Florida D

Question # 32

The speed of rotation of earth is:

25 km/sec A
30 km/sec B
9.72 km/sec C
29.8 km/sec D

Question # 33

Which of the following is connected with blood pressure?

Liver A
Adrenal B
Testis C
Pancreas D

Question # 34

Pomology is the study of fruits, What is Serpentology?

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

Question # 35

Sargasso sea is located in:

North Pacific Ocean A
North Atlantic Ocean B
South Pacific Ocean C
Indian Ocean D

Question # 36

The blood-sucking organism are:

Hookworms A
Leeches B
Earthworms C
Pinworms D

Question # 37

The vast resources of unutilised natural gas can be used in the production of:

Graphite A
Fertilizer B
Carbide C
Synthetic petrolium D

Question # 38

The great Dark Spot- a cloud of methane as big as the Earth itself can be found on planet?

Saturn A
Jupiter B
Neptune C
Mercury D

Question # 39

Which vaccine was first discovered?

BCG A
Small pox B
Cholera C
DPT D

Question # 40

Activity of brain is recorded by:

ECG A
EEG B
MET C
CT D

Question # 41

Plants receive their nutrients mainly from:

Chlorophyll A
Atmosphere B
Light C
Soil D

Question # 42

Where is the Dead Sea?

Israel and Syria A
Israel B
Israel and Jordan C
Jordan D

Question # 43

The original inhabitants of New Zealand are known as-

Maoris A
Bedouins B
Magyars C
Tartars D

Question # 44

Electric current is measured by:

Anemometer A
Ammeter B
Voltmeter C
Commutator D

Question # 45

Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?

Monsoon lands A
Steppes B
Savanna C
Prairies D

Submit

Prepare All CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science MCQs With Answers

Set 1

45 Questions
Start
Set 2

45 Questions
Start
Set 3

45 Questions
Start
Set 4

45 Questions
Start
Set 5

45 Questions
Start
Set 6

45 Questions
Start
Set 7

45 Questions
Start
Set 8

45 Questions
Start
Set 9

45 Questions
Start
Set 10

45 Questions
Start
Set 11

45 Questions
Start
Set 12

45 Questions
Start
Set 13

45 Questions
Start
Set 14

45 Questions
Start
Set 15

45 Questions
Start
Set 16

45 Questions
Start
Set 17

45 Questions
Start
Set 18

45 Questions
Start
Set 19

45 Questions
Start
Set 20

45 Questions
Start
Set 21

45 Questions
Start
Set 22

45 Questions
Start
Set 23

45 Questions
Start
Set 24

45 Questions
Start
Set 25

45 Questions
Start
Set 26

45 Questions
Start
Set 27

45 Questions
Start
Set 28

45 Questions
Start
Set 29

45 Questions
Start
Set 30

45 Questions
Start
Set 31

45 Questions
Start
Set 32

45 Questions
Start
Set 33

45 Questions
Start
Set 34

45 Questions
Start
Set 35

24 Questions
Start

Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	Which countries lie on the iberian Peninsula?	A. Denmark and the Neitherlands B. Italy and Austria C. Spain and France D. Spain and Portugal
2	The artificial kidney operates on the principle of:	A. Diffusion B. Osmosis C. Dialysis D. Transport
3	Which part of cell is called power house of energy?	A. Golgi bodies B. Mitochondria C. Ribosomes D. DNA
4	Nervous system is affected by the shortage of:	A. Oxygen B. Pericardium C. Dermis D. Epicardium
5	Rayon is chemically:	A. Amylose B. Cellulose C. Glucose D. Pectin
6	A terrestrial planet is a planet of:	A. A dense,rocky body B. Low density balls of gas C. High density balls of gas D. None of these
7	The amount of actual water vapour of air is known as:	A. Dew point B. Absolute humidity C. Relative humidity D. Condensation point
8	The outermost layer of the sun is called:	A. Lithosphere B. chromosphere C. corona D. photosphere
9	Which desert is known as the Great Indian Desert (also known as friendly desert)?	A. Nafud B. Gobi C. Thar D. Arabian
10	The smallest of all human cells are:	A. Nerve cells B. WBCs C. Epithelial cells D. RBCs

Latest Educational News Stories

Pakistan's Largest Database of Colleges and Universities

BS Programs

University Past Papers

University Results

Exam Results 2024

Study Abroad Programs and Opportunities for Pakistani Students

CSS General Knowledge Subject Topic 1 MCQ's Test

CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

The distance of the nearest star besides the sun from the earth is:

One sq foot is equal to:

The word "Tsunami" comes from the Japanese words which mean?

What do we call the tubes that carry blood towards the heart?

The Cook Strait runs between two islands of New Zealand. Name them.

The term that best describes the shape of the earth is:

A person with a stone in a kidney is advised to avoid?

The study of earthquakes and the movement of waves through the Earth is called what?

How many chains constitute one furlong?

The amount of actual water vapour of air is known as:

Jupiter is named for the god?

One of the chemical messengers produced by endocrine glands are called:

One cubic metre weight is one ton and one UK gallon's weight is:

The planet having five moons is:

Pigmentation of skin is due to:

whose discoveries are aluminum and electroytic process?

The main difference between the living and nonliving is:

Bio gas contains mainly:

Life is absent on:

Hanging valleys are formed due to the action of:

The elements common to all acids is:

The sweetest sugar is:

Lines joining places receiving equal amount of rainfall are called:

Alexandria is the seaport of:

Which of the following phenomena is responsible for the formation of the highest mountains?

Allergy is caused due to:

Which of the following is essential for the formation of red blood cells?

Titan's atmosphere consists mainly of:

The International Data-line is an imaginary line extending from pole along the places on the earth's surface and lies along the:

point out the invention of Richter.

Which U.S state is statistically most likely to be hit by a tsunami?

The speed of rotation of earth is:

Which of the following is connected with blood pressure?

Pomology is the study of fruits, What is Serpentology?

Sargasso sea is located in:

The blood-sucking organism are:

The vast resources of unutilised natural gas can be used in the production of:

The great Dark Spot- a cloud of methane as big as the Earth itself can be found on planet?

Which vaccine was first discovered?

Activity of brain is recorded by:

Plants receive their nutrients mainly from:

Where is the Dead Sea?

The original inhabitants of New Zealand are known as-

Electric current is measured by:

Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?

Prepare All CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science MCQs With Answers

Set 1

Set 2

Set 3

Set 4

Set 5

Set 6

Set 7

Set 8

Set 9

Set 10

Set 11

Set 12

Set 13

Set 14

Set 15

Set 16

Set 17

Set 18

Set 19

Set 20

Set 21

Set 22

Set 23

Set 24