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Question # 1

Clouds with vertical development are known as:

Circus A
Cirrocumulus B
Stratums C
None of these D

Question # 2

The process of cell division can take place by

Heterosis A
Fusion B
Mitosis C
None of these D

Question # 3

Which planet is known as the "Morning Star"?

Saturn A
Venus B
Jupiter C
Mercury D

Question # 4

Where is the region of Ungava?

South Africa A
Indonesia B
Canada C
Algeria D

Question # 5

Amnesia is related to:

Loss of sight A
Loss of memory B
Loss of hearing C
None of these D

Question # 6

Our Sun is located where in the galaxy?

Not in any galaxy A
In the center of the galaxy B
30,000 light years from the center C
At the very outer edge of the galaxy D

Question # 7

The metal that is present in photo films is:

Mercury A
Platinium B
Silver C
Magnesium D

Question # 8

Which of these lies between Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula?

Andaman Sea A
Sunda Strait B
Strait of Malacca C
Java Sea D

Question # 9

Which of the following is the best conductor of electricity?

Silver A
Mica B
Copper C
Zinc D

Question # 10

'Pampas' are areas of:

Grassland A
Desert B
Rain forest C
Mountain D

Question # 11

Where is our thyroid gland located?

Arm pit region A
Groin region B
Neck region C
Brain D

Question # 12

The Donetsk mining and industrial region lies in which country?

Ukraine A
Georgia B
Russia C
Belarus D

Question # 13

What is Biometry?

Application of mathematics to living things A
Application of biology to living things B
science of apparatuses for biology C
None of these D

Question # 14

The equator is:

90° latitude A
0° latitude B
0° longitude C
None of these D

Question # 15

Heart attack is occurred due to:

Bacterial attack on the heart A
Lack of blood supply to the heart itself B
Stopping of heart beat C
None of these D

Question # 16

Earthquakes rarely occur in:

Brazil A
Alaska B
Mexico C
Russia D

Question # 17

One of the youngest sciences of the 20th century which deals with production,control and application of very low temperature is called:

Cryptography A
cryogenics B
acarology C
none of these D

Question # 18

Which of the following the plant eat insects?

Urn plant A
Pitcher plant B
Cacti C
Ribbon plant D

Question # 19

Which vitamin is provided by sunlight to the body?

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

Question # 20

What do we call the tubes that carry blood away from the heart?

Arteries A
Intestines B
Veins C
None of these D

Question # 21

Hemoglobin is dissolved in the plasma of:

Earthworm A
Frog B
Fish C
Man D

Question # 22

What is the name of the bell inside Parliament Clock Tower?

Big Ben A
London Eye B
Stonehenge C
None of these D

Question # 23

What is Acaustics?

Science of waves A
Science of sound B
Science of light C
Science of radiography D

Question # 24

The study of relation of animals and plants to their surroundings is called:

Ecology A
Ethnology B
Genealogy C
Iconology D

Question # 25

On which river is New York situated?

River Colorado A
River Hudson B
Rhine River C
None of these D

Question # 26

Jupiter is named for the god?

Zeus A
Hercules B
Apollo C
Ares D

Question # 27

Reflex action in the body is controlled by:

Sensory nerves A
Motor nerves B
Central nerves system C
None of these D

Question # 28

The Kiel Canal links-

Mediterranean and Black Sea A
Pacific and Atlantic oceans B
Mediterranean and Red Sea C
North Sea and Baltic Sea D

Question # 29

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 # 30

Life is absent on:

Cabon A
Hydrogen B
Water C
Nitrogen D

Question # 31

Spring tide means:

Higher high tide, higher low tide A
Higher high tide, lower low tide B
Lower high tide, lower low tide C
Lower high tide, higher low tide D

Question # 32

Borden's discovery is:

insulin A
milk condensation B
DNA C
RNA D

Question # 33

How many cubic millimetres constitute one cubic centimetre?

1000 A
1200 B
1300 C
1500 D

Question # 34

What is the largest lake in the world by area?

Lake Superior A
Lake Tahoe B
Lake Baikal C
Caspian Sea D

Question # 35

Who was the first person to cross what is now known as the Antarctic Circle?

Robert Amundsen A
Fabien Bellingshausen B
James cook C
John Davis D

Question # 36

Zoology is the branch of biology concerned with the study of:

Animals A
Plants B
Pets C
Humans D

Question # 37

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

Amundsen A
Lambert B
Beardmore C
Scott D

Question # 38

What are soaps?

Sodium or potassium salts of heavier fatty acids A
Salts of silicates B
Sodium or potassium salts C
Mixture of glycerol and alcohol D

Question # 39

Mycology is the study of

Fungus and fungi dieseases A
Secret writing B
Wood Engraving C
History of life D

Question # 40

Which milk contains more fat?

Cow A
Buffalo B
Camel C
Reindeer D

Question # 41

The amount of light entering the eye is regulated by:

Cornea A
Iris B
Pupil C
None of these D

Question # 42

Lunar eclipse occurs on:

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

Question # 43

In which of the following do red blood cells originals (or formed)?

Bone marrow A
Brain B
Ligaments C
Muscles D

Question # 44

Deficiency of Vitamin E causes by the storage of:

Rickets A
Anaemia B
Sterility C
Beriberi D

Question # 45

Which of the correctly explain the phenomenon of ''Test tube Baby''?

When the fertilization is external and development is internal A
When the embryo process formation is in the test-tube B
When the fertilization is internal and development is external C
None of these D

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	What figure in decametres shows 10 meters?	A. 2 decametres B. 1 decametres C. 3 decametres D. 3 decimetres
2	Lunar eclipse is caused when the:	A. Moon comes between the sun and the earth B. Earth comes between the sun and the moon C. Sun comes between the earth and the moon D. None of these
3	Where would you find Mauna Loa volcano?	A. Philippines B. Japan C. Hawaii D. China
4	It all the plants of the World die,all the animals will also die due to shortage of:	A. Cold air B. Oxygen C. Food D. Shelter
5	Which of the following gases in the atmosphere provides a shield against a harmful ultraviolet ray at the sun?	A. Carbon monoxide B. Ozone C. Oxygen D. Nitrogen
6	The total number of bones in human skull is:	A. 8 B. 12 C. 30 D. 34
7	Which of the correctly explain the phenomenon of ''Test tube Baby''?	A. When the fertilization is external and development is internal B. When the embryo process formation is in the test-tube C. When the fertilization is internal and development is external D. None of these
8	Electric automobile is the invention of:	A. Franklin B. Morrison C. Edison D. Jarvik
9	Which branch of science deals with the relationship between quantities of substances during chemical reaction?	A. Chemistry B. Microbiology C. Stoichiometry D. Solid State Physics
10	The gases used in different types of welding would include:	A. Oxygen and acetylene B. Hydrogen and nitrogen C. Oxygen and nitrogen D. Hydrogen and helium

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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

Clouds with vertical development are known as:

The process of cell division can take place by

Which planet is known as the "Morning Star"?

Where is the region of Ungava?

Amnesia is related to:

Our Sun is located where in the galaxy?

The metal that is present in photo films is:

Which of these lies between Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula?

Which of the following is the best conductor of electricity?

'Pampas' are areas of:

Where is our thyroid gland located?

The Donetsk mining and industrial region lies in which country?

What is Biometry?

The equator is:

Heart attack is occurred due to:

Earthquakes rarely occur in:

One of the youngest sciences of the 20th century which deals with production,control and application of very low temperature is called:

Which of the following the plant eat insects?

Which vitamin is provided by sunlight to the body?

What do we call the tubes that carry blood away from the heart?

Hemoglobin is dissolved in the plasma of:

What is the name of the bell inside Parliament Clock Tower?

What is Acaustics?

The study of relation of animals and plants to their surroundings is called:

On which river is New York situated?

Jupiter is named for the god?

Reflex action in the body is controlled by:

The Kiel Canal links-

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

Life is absent on:

Spring tide means:

Borden's discovery is:

How many cubic millimetres constitute one cubic centimetre?

What is the largest lake in the world by area?

Who was the first person to cross what is now known as the Antarctic Circle?

Zoology is the branch of biology concerned with the study of:

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

What are soaps?

Mycology is the study of

Which milk contains more fat?

The amount of light entering the eye is regulated by:

Lunar eclipse occurs on:

In which of the following do red blood cells originals (or formed)?

Deficiency of Vitamin E causes by the storage of:

Which of the correctly explain the phenomenon of ''Test tube Baby''?

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