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Question # 1

Citrus fruit products should not be preserved in vessels of:

Tin A
Copper B
Steel C
Iron D

Question # 2

Seeds can best be preserved in:

Hot and dry condition A
Cool and dry condition B
Hot and wet condition C
Cool and wet condition D

Question # 3

The gastric glands in the stomach produce which enzyme?

Ptyalin A
Pepsin B
Tropism C
Insulin D

Question # 4

Which of the following planets is at the farthest distance from the earth?

Neptune A
Mercury B
Mars C
None of these D

Question # 5

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 # 6

Which waterfall once had the title of being the 'Suicide Capital of the World'?

Angel Falls A
Niagara Falls B
Victoria Falls C
Yosemite Falls D

Question # 7

The international Date-line passes through the:

Bering Strait A
Florida Strait B
Gibraltar Strait C
Malaca Strait D

Question # 8

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

Ecology A
Ethnology B
Genealogy C
Iconology D

Question # 9

Where is Easter Island located?

Pacific Ocean A
Caribbean Sea B
Atlantic Ocean C
Indian Ocean D

Question # 10

Life appeared about:

2.6 billion years ago A
3.6 billion years ago B
4.5 billion years ago C
5.5 billion years ago D

Question # 11

When the wind is defected due to the rotation of the earth,it is called as:

Polar wind A
Geostropic wind B
Westerlies C
Trade winds D

Question # 12

The scientists have found some proofs of presence of water on which of the following planets?

Neptune A
Venus B
Mars C
Mercury D

Question # 13

The enzyme that converts glucose to ethyl alcohol is:

Diastase A
Zymase B
Maltase C
Invertase D

Question # 14

Which Seaport is known as the "Coffee Port" of the world?

Valencia (Spain) A
Santos (Brazil) B
Rio de Janeiro C
Kobe (Japan) D

Question # 15

Nuclear membrane is absent in:

Prokaryotes A
Eukaryotes B
Protozoan C
All of them D

Question # 16

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 # 17

The evolution of human species took place mainly in:

Arthropod A
Reptile B
Amphibian C
Echinoderm D

Question # 18

Which of the following is a flightless bird?

Swam A
Emu B
Hen C
None of these D

Question # 19

The time required for moon light to reach earth:

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

Question # 20

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 # 21

Which of the following countries is closest in size to Yemen?

Myanmar A
Syria B
Oman C
Mali D

Question # 22

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 # 23

Mention the instrument that is used to split light into its spectrum?

Split meter A
Spectroscope B
Spectrograph C
Electrometer D

Question # 24

What lake is the source of the Nile (White Nile) river?

Lake Victoria A
Lake Nasser B
Great Salt Lake C
Lake Baron D

Question # 25

Sargasso sea is located in:

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

Question # 26

A gas first enters into the blood and then leaves it by the process of:

Osmosis A
Diffusion B
Transpiration C
Condensation D

Question # 27

Which of the following celestial bodies bear,'The Sea of Tranquillity' and 'The Ocean of Storms'?

Mars A
Venus B
Moon C
Sun D

Question # 28

Coal is formed from:

Rocks A
Soil B
Organic Matter C
Lava D

Question # 29

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 # 30

whose discoveries are aluminum and electroytic process?

bell A
hall B
marconi C
none of these D

Question # 31

Sensitivity to pollen is called:

Hay fever A
Hypertension B
Jaundice C
Migraine D

Question # 32

A group of cells that work together to perform a function is called what?

Cell system A
Organ system B
Organ C
Tissue D

Question # 33

which of the following metals form an amalgam with other metals?

Lead A
Tin B
Zinc C
Mercury D

Question # 34

Which of the following vitamins is essential for proper bone and teeth formation?

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

Question # 35

One fibres are mainly used for which of the following?

Weaving A
Communication B
Eye surgery C
Food industry D

Question # 36

What endocrine gland is involved in the clinical condition known as Myxedema?

Hypothalamus A
Pituitary B
Thyroid C
Adrenal D

Question # 37

The Horse latitudes are:

The regions of calm and light variable winds A
The regions lying between 5° N and 5° S B
The region of low atmospheric pressure C
None of these D

Question # 38

The study of the mechanical, physical, and biochemical functions of living organisms is called what?

Taxonomy A
Hematology B
Thermodynamics C
Physiology D

Question # 39

Where is Apalachicola?

Kentucky A
South Carolina B
Florida C
West Virginia D

Question # 40

Which of the following is is the second most abundant metal in the earth's crust?

Copper A
Iron B
Zinc C
Aluminium D

Question # 41

The epicenter of earthquake which struck Pakistan on 8th October 2005 was 100 kilometer in the north of Islamabad at:

Balakot A
Muzaffarabad B
Garhi Habib Ullah C
None of these D

Question # 42

Which planet of the solar system spins on its axis as the fastest rate?

Mercury A
Earth B
Jupiter C
Saturn D

Question # 43

The cell that lacks a nucleus is:

Flame cell A
Spermatozoan B
Red blood cell of man C
White blood cell D

Question # 44

Which of these lakes does the Jordan River flow into?

Dead Sea A
Lake Nasser B
Great Salt Lake C
Lake Baron D

Question # 45

Which planet look reddish in the night sky?

Mercury A
Mars B
Jupiter C
Saturn D

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1	Oceans cover how much of the earth's surface?	A. 71 percent B. 75 percent C. 70 percent D. 76 percent
2	''Beaufort scale'' is used to measure	A. Air pressure B. Wind pressure C. Wind direction D. Humidity
3	The temperature of sun's outer surface is:	A. 600 °C B. 6000 °C C. 500 °C D. 5000 °C
4	Only glucose is used for energy requirement by:	A. Kidney B. Muscles C. Brain D. Liver
5	The two elements that are frequently used for making transistors are:	A. Boron and aluminium B. Silicon and germanium C. Iridium and germanium D. Niobium and columboan
6	Which area of the brain is responsible for control of the body temperature?	A. Pituitary B. Thalamus C. Hypothalamus D. Pineal
7	What is the average salt content in a litre of sea water?	A. 49 gm B. 37 gm C. 35 gm D. 40 gm
8	Which one of the following is not a mammal?	A. Shark B. Dolphin C. Seal D. Whale
9	In human body, the legs are:	A. Humerus and Femur B. Fibula and Tibia C. Fibula and Ulna D. Tibia and Radius
10	How many people were died in 8th October 2005's earthquake in Pakistan?	A. 65000 B. 67000 C. 71000 D. 73338

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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

Citrus fruit products should not be preserved in vessels of:

Seeds can best be preserved in:

The gastric glands in the stomach produce which enzyme?

Which of the following planets is at the farthest distance from the earth?

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

Which waterfall once had the title of being the 'Suicide Capital of the World'?

The international Date-line passes through the:

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

Where is Easter Island located?

Life appeared about:

When the wind is defected due to the rotation of the earth,it is called as:

The scientists have found some proofs of presence of water on which of the following planets?

The enzyme that converts glucose to ethyl alcohol is:

Which Seaport is known as the "Coffee Port" of the world?

Nuclear membrane is absent in:

Osteology is the study of bones. What is Palaeontology?

The evolution of human species took place mainly in:

Which of the following is a flightless bird?

The time required for moon light to reach earth:

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

Which of the following countries is closest in size to Yemen?

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

Mention the instrument that is used to split light into its spectrum?

What lake is the source of the Nile (White Nile) river?

Sargasso sea is located in:

A gas first enters into the blood and then leaves it by the process of:

Which of the following celestial bodies bear,'The Sea of Tranquillity' and 'The Ocean of Storms'?

Coal is formed from:

The Kiel Canal links-

whose discoveries are aluminum and electroytic process?

Sensitivity to pollen is called:

A group of cells that work together to perform a function is called what?

which of the following metals form an amalgam with other metals?

Which of the following vitamins is essential for proper bone and teeth formation?

One fibres are mainly used for which of the following?

What endocrine gland is involved in the clinical condition known as Myxedema?

The Horse latitudes are:

The study of the mechanical, physical, and biochemical functions of living organisms is called what?

Where is Apalachicola?

Which of the following is is the second most abundant metal in the earth's crust?

The epicenter of earthquake which struck Pakistan on 8th October 2005 was 100 kilometer in the north of Islamabad at:

Which planet of the solar system spins on its axis as the fastest rate?

The cell that lacks a nucleus is:

Which of these lakes does the Jordan River flow into?

Which planet look reddish in the night sky?

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