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Question # 1

Cotton fibber is rooted from:

Seed A
Stem B
Root C
Leaf D

Question # 2

Of these Asian 'seas', Which one is actually a real sea, and not a landlocked lake?

Aral Sea A
Caspian Sea B
Dead Sea C
Flores Sea D

Question # 3

What is usually seen near the poles in the night sky that can be red, yellow or green?

Zodiacal light A
Aurora B
Gegenschein C
Plage D

Question # 4

The hardest substance available on earth is:

Diamond A
Silver B
Coal C
Platinum D

Question # 5

Which is the largest country of Europe according to area excluding Russia?

Germany A
Italy B
Spain C
Ukraine D

Question # 6

The International Date Line passes through:

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

Question # 7

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

Question # 8

Hingol Dam is constructed in the province of Pakistan

Punjab A
Sindh B
KPK C
Balochistan D

Question # 9

In the northern hemisphere,the wind blowing from the Horse latitudes to the doldrums is called:

Westerly wind A
Trade wind B
Polar wind C
None of these D

Question # 10

Who are the only people allowed to touch the Stonehenge monument?

Druids A
Stuarts B
Lords C
None of these D

Question # 11

The place which has the longest day and the shortest night on 22nd December is:

Melbourne A
Dehli B
Tokyo C
Madrid D

Question # 12

Where is Edmund Hillary from?

United Kingdom A
Australia B
New Zealand C
Canada D

Question # 13

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 # 14

The uppermost portion of the earth is called the crust or:

Mantle A
Minerals B
Lithosphere C
Sedimentary D

Question # 15

The proportion of nitrogen in dry air is:

78% by volume A
20% by volume B
70% by weight C
25% by weight D

Question # 16

Which of the following elements is a chemical constituent of sand particles?

Carbon A
Iron B
Sodium C
Silicon D

Question # 17

Lack of proper nutrition results in:

Scurvy A
Fluorosis B
Anemia C
Diabetes D

Question # 18

Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?

Monsoon lands A
Steppes B
Savanna C
Prairies D

Question # 19

who discovered electrical waves?

fisher A
gabor B
hertz C
wilson D

Question # 20

What do we call the openings in the skin?

Pupil A
Pores B
Pupil C
Sweet D

Question # 21

Which is the smallest gland in human body?

Liver A
Thyroid B
Pituitary C
Salivary Glands D

Question # 22

The orbit along which the earth revolves is:

Circular A
Elliptical B
Irregular C
None of these D

Question # 23

The Bosporus is a strait separating what large land masses?

Asia and Europe A
Australia and New Zealand B
Europe and Afirca C
Iceland and Greenland D

Question # 24

Increase in carbon dioxide in atmosphere

Rise in earth temperature A
Fall in earth temperature B
Uniform earth temperature C
increase in ultraviolet rays D

Question # 25

Name the discoverer of rabies vaccine.

Newton A
Roemer B
Pasteur C
Waksman D

Question # 26

The study of biology at a molecular level is called:

Hematology A
Taxonomy B
Molecular Biology C
Cryptograph D

Question # 27

The main important feature of neutron bomb is that when it is dropped on a city,it would damage:

The living organisms but spare buildings A
Both the living organisms and buildings B
The building but not living organisms C
None of these D

Question # 28

________deals with organic tissues

Pathology A
Carpology B
Histology C
Cryogenics D

Question # 29

Accumulation of water in tissues is caused by the:

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

Question # 30

Latitude of South Pole is:

0° A
40° B
60° C
90° D

Question # 31

Seasons on the earth are caused by:

Revolution of earth round the sun and its axis tilted at 66^1/2 A
Rotation on earth round its axis B
All places of earth have equal temperature C
None of these D

Question # 32

Balloons are filled with:

Oxygen A
Helium B
Nitrogen C
Argon D

Question # 33

Oxygen in the upper atmosphere converted into:

Hydrogen A
Ozone B
Nitrogen C
CO₂ D

Question # 34

The four planets closer to the sun are called

Gaseous planets A
Asteroid planets B
Blue planets C
Rocky planets D

Question # 35

Respiratory centre is situated in:

Cerebrum A
Medulla B
Cerebellum C
None D

Question # 36

Petrology deals with:

study of rocks in the earth's crust A
study of formation of soils B
study of petroleum products C
none of these D

Question # 37

Which of the following elements is not-radioactive?

Zirconium A
Thorium B
Uranium C
Plutonium D

Question # 38

Which of the following is the largest of the inner planets?

Venus A
Mercury B
Mars C
Earth D

Question # 39

What is the largest Australian island?

Melville Island A
Tasmania B
Kangaroo Island C
Dirk Island D

Question # 40

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 # 41

Herbicides are used for the elimination of:

Insects A
Weed B
Pests C
Ringing D

Question # 42

The difference between a nuclear reactor and an atom bomb is that:

No chain reaction takes place in nuclear reactor while in the atomic bomb,there is a chain reaction. A
The chain reaction in nuclear reactor is controlled. B
The chain reaction in nuclear reactor is not controlled. C
None of these. D

Question # 43

In the capital city of Bogota you will find the Gold Museum. Where are you?

Chile A
Paraguay B
Bolivia C
Colombia D

Question # 44

Blood grouping was discovered by:

William Harvey A
Landsteiner B
Robert Koch C
Chadwick D

Question # 45

What is the largest salt water lake in the world by volume?

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

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1	Of the total volume of the earth,which layer forms the major part?	A. Sial B. Sima C. Mantle D. Core
2	what is invented by Yale?	A. parachute B. tank C. lamp D. cylinder lock
3	Soda water contains:	A. Carbon dioxide B. Nitrous acid C. Carbonic acid D. Sulphuric acid
4	Which metal is most abundant in the earth's crust?	A. Calcium B. Magnesium C. Aluminum D. Iron
5	How many rods constitute one chain?	A. 4 B. 6 C. 8 D. 10
6	what is invented by babbage?	A. teletype B. zipper C. calculating machine D. tire
7	In vulcanization, natural rubber is heated with:	A. Carbon B. Sulphur C. Silicon D. Phosphorous
8	What is the largest country in terms of area in Africa?	A. Sudan B. Nigeria C. Algeria D. Chad
9	who discovered vitamin C?	A. fermi B. bohr C. peelbles D. James lind
10	Which lenses are used by people have long sightedness	A. Convex B. Concave C. Glasses 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

Cotton fibber is rooted from:

Of these Asian 'seas', Which one is actually a real sea, and not a landlocked lake?

What is usually seen near the poles in the night sky that can be red, yellow or green?

The hardest substance available on earth is:

Which is the largest country of Europe according to area excluding Russia?

The International Date Line passes through:

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

Hingol Dam is constructed in the province of Pakistan

In the northern hemisphere,the wind blowing from the Horse latitudes to the doldrums is called:

Who are the only people allowed to touch the Stonehenge monument?

The place which has the longest day and the shortest night on 22nd December is:

Where is Edmund Hillary from?

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

The uppermost portion of the earth is called the crust or:

The proportion of nitrogen in dry air is:

Which of the following elements is a chemical constituent of sand particles?

Lack of proper nutrition results in:

Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?

who discovered electrical waves?

What do we call the openings in the skin?

Which is the smallest gland in human body?

The orbit along which the earth revolves is:

The Bosporus is a strait separating what large land masses?

Increase in carbon dioxide in atmosphere

Name the discoverer of rabies vaccine.

The study of biology at a molecular level is called:

The main important feature of neutron bomb is that when it is dropped on a city,it would damage:

________deals with organic tissues

Accumulation of water in tissues is caused by the:

Latitude of South Pole is:

Seasons on the earth are caused by:

Balloons are filled with:

Oxygen in the upper atmosphere converted into:

The four planets closer to the sun are called

Respiratory centre is situated in:

Petrology deals with:

Which of the following elements is not-radioactive?

Which of the following is the largest of the inner planets?

What is the largest Australian island?

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

Herbicides are used for the elimination of:

The difference between a nuclear reactor and an atom bomb is that:

In the capital city of Bogota you will find the Gold Museum. Where are you?

Blood grouping was discovered by:

What is the largest salt water lake in the world by volume?

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