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Question # 1

Sand stone belongs to:

Arenaceous rocks A
Argillaceous rocks B
Carbonaceous rocks C
Calcareous rocks D

Question # 2

What is the world's longest river?

Nile river A
Yangtze river B
Mississippi River C
Amazon river D

Question # 3

_______ is the study of fruits and seeds

Pathology A
Carpology B
Histology C
Cryogenics D

Question # 4

Name the study of plants and animals in relation to their natural surroundings and in relation to each other.

Ecology A
Biology B
Histology C
Environmentology D

Question # 5

Human blood contains _________percentage of plasma

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

Question # 6

When did Sir Edmund Hillary (New Zealand) reach the summit of Mount Everest?

March 2, 1954 A
May 29, 1953 B
July 27, 1952 C
June 18, 1951 D

Question # 7

Element present in largest amount in human body is:

Hydrogen A
Oxygen B
Nitrogen C
Carbon D

Question # 8

The type of clouds which is thunder cloud and associated with heavy rain is:

Cirrus A
Cumulonimbus B
Stratus C
Cirrostratus D

Question # 9

Which era is known as the 'Golden Age of Reptiles',due to the dominance of dinosaurs over all possible habitats on earth?

Mesozoic A
Precambrian B
Cenozoic C
None of these D

Question # 10

How many decagrams are there in 10 grams?

Question # 11

The most important ore of aluminium is:

Calcite A
Bauxite B
Calamine C
Galena D

Question # 12

What bay in Canada could hold the entire state of Texas with room to spare?

Hudson Bay A
Bay of Fundy B
James Bay C
Baffin Bay D

Question # 13

The tide at its maximum height is known as:

Equinox A
Neap tide B
Spring tide C
Tsunami D

Question # 14

The Benguela current touches:

The eastern coast of South America A
West African coasr B
Indian coast C
None of these D

Question # 15

Which two European countries compose the iberian Peninsula?

Spain & Porugal A
Albania & Greece B
Italy & San Marino C
Norway & Sweden D

Question # 16

Blood group of an individual is controlled by:

Shape of RBC A
Genes B
Shape of WBC C
Haemogloben D

Question # 17

What is the main composition of the sun?

Oxygen and Ammonia A
Hydrogen and Helium B
Hydrogen and Oxygen C
Methane and Hydrogen D

Question # 18

Bagasse,a by-product of sugar manufacturing industry, is used for the production of:

Glass A
Paper B
nylon C
Alcohol D

Question # 19

The epicentre of an earthquake is the:

Nearest point to surface from the focus perpendicular to the earth's surface A
Point where R-waves touch the surface B
Point of intersaction C
None of these D

Question # 20

Where is the region of Ungava?

South Africa A
Indonesia B
Canada C
Algeria D

Question # 21

Inventor of wireless telegraphy is:

Marconi A
J.J. Thomson B
Samuel Morose C
None of these D

Question # 22

The pitch of the voice of the women is generally:

Same as that of men A
Higher than that of men B
Much lower than that of men C
None of these D

Question # 23

One ton consists of:

500 kilograms A
1000 kilograms B
1200 kilograms C
1400 kilograms D

Question # 24

The term meteor is applied to an interplanetary body:

After it enters the atmosphere of the earth A
After it enters the earth's atmosphere and explodes in the mind air as a ball of fire B
After it enters the earth's atmosphere and lands on the surface of the earth without exploding in mid air C
Before it enters the earth's atmosphere D

Question # 25

Both Japan and Indonesia are made up of a chain of islands called

A peninsula A
An atoll B
An archipelago C
A delta D

Question # 26

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

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

Question # 27

The scientific study of plant life is called what?

Hematology A
Botany B
Archaeology C
None of these D

Question # 28

Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are called?

Balkan States A
Yugoslavia B
Scandinavia C
Baltic States D

Question # 29

What is a laughing gas?

Nitrous oxide A
Sulphur dioxide B
Carbon dioxide C
Carbon mono-oxide D

Question # 30

What is philography?

Word pronunciation A
Languages B
Autograph collecting C
None of these D

Question # 31

Name the branch of science which deals with the laws which govern the structure of the universe,and forms of the matter and energy and their interactions.

Chemistry A
Physics B
Cosmology C
Biology D

Question # 32

The deficiency of vitamin B_{2 may lead to which of the following?}

Osteomalacia A
Cataract B
Night blindness C
Diarrhoea D

Question # 33

In fireworks, the green flame is produced because of:

Mercury A
Barium B
Sodium C
Potassium D

Question # 34

The heart is covered by a membrane called:

Epidermis A
Pericardium B
Dermis C
Epicardium D

Question # 35

The four major components of atmosphere are

Oxygen,Nitrogen,Carbon dioxide and Argon A
Oxygen,Hydrogen,Helium and Carbon B
Oxygen,Water vapours,Nitrogen,Argon C
None of these D

Question # 36

Where is Edmund Hillary from?

United Kingdom A
Australia B
New Zealand C
Canada D

Question # 37

A chronometer measures:

Sound waves A
Time B
Water waves C
Colour contrast D

Question # 38

Force is measured by:

Pascal A
Newton B
Kelvin C
Ampere D

Question # 39

The chemically inactive gas present in the atmosphere is:

Water vapour A
Nitrogen B
Typhoon C
Hurricane D

Question # 40

Which quantity's unit is kilogram cubic metre?

Volume A
Density B
Area C
Momentum D

Question # 41

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

Arteries A
Intestines B
Veins C
None of these D

Question # 42

What is the smallest unit of life?

Cell A
Atom B
Virus C
A & B D

Question # 43

A roundworm that enters man's body through the soles of the feet is:

Hookworm A
Leech B
Tapeworm C
Trichina D

Question # 44

What is the maximum limit of sound intensity in decibel units beyond which a person cannot hear?

50 A
70 B
85 C
95 D

Question # 45

Insulin is secreted in:

Pituitary A
Pancreas B
Liver C
Parathyroid D

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1	Vitamin C is absent in:	A. Strawberry B. Apricot C. Date D. Apple
2	Two or more forms of a chemical element having different physical properties but having identifiable chemical compounds are called:	A. Allotropes B. Isotopes C. Isomers D. Isotones
3	who invented the stainless steel?	A. walker B. edison C. berarley D. none of these
4	The winds blowing from sea towards the coastal areas are called:	A. Ocean current B. Sea breeze C. Ocean current D. Land breeze
5	who invented the balloon?	A. Davy B. Montgolfier C. Edison D. Jarvik
6	The unit for measurement of magnetic induction is:	A. Joule B. Gauss C. Gress D. Weber
7	Which of the following is a post-volcanic activity?	A. Earthquakes B. Lava ejection C. Thermal spring formation D. Typical behaviour of animals
8	What is the only country that shares a land border with Canada?	A. Greenland B. United States C. Russia D. Mexico
9	Volcanoes that have not erupted at all in historic times retain the features of volcanoes are called:	A. Active B. Dormant C. Extinct D. Sleeping
10	Which of the following is the prevention and treatment of tooth and gum disorders?	A. Dentistry B. Dental surgery C. Dontology D. Mouth surgery

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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

Sand stone belongs to:

What is the world's longest river?

_______ is the study of fruits and seeds

Name the study of plants and animals in relation to their natural surroundings and in relation to each other.

Human blood contains _________percentage of plasma

When did Sir Edmund Hillary (New Zealand) reach the summit of Mount Everest?

Element present in largest amount in human body is:

The type of clouds which is thunder cloud and associated with heavy rain is:

Which era is known as the 'Golden Age of Reptiles',due to the dominance of dinosaurs over all possible habitats on earth?

How many decagrams are there in 10 grams?

The most important ore of aluminium is:

What bay in Canada could hold the entire state of Texas with room to spare?

The tide at its maximum height is known as:

The Benguela current touches:

Which two European countries compose the iberian Peninsula?

Blood group of an individual is controlled by:

What is the main composition of the sun?

Bagasse,a by-product of sugar manufacturing industry, is used for the production of:

The epicentre of an earthquake is the:

Where is the region of Ungava?

Inventor of wireless telegraphy is:

The pitch of the voice of the women is generally:

One ton consists of:

The term meteor is applied to an interplanetary body:

Both Japan and Indonesia are made up of a chain of islands called

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

The scientific study of plant life is called what?

Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are called?

What is a laughing gas?

What is philography?

Name the branch of science which deals with the laws which govern the structure of the universe,and forms of the matter and energy and their interactions.

The deficiency of vitamin B2 may lead to which of the following?

In fireworks, the green flame is produced because of:

The heart is covered by a membrane called:

The four major components of atmosphere are

Where is Edmund Hillary from?

A chronometer measures:

Force is measured by:

The chemically inactive gas present in the atmosphere is:

Which quantity's unit is kilogram cubic metre?

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

What is the smallest unit of life?

A roundworm that enters man's body through the soles of the feet is:

What is the maximum limit of sound intensity in decibel units beyond which a person cannot hear?

Insulin is secreted in:

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The deficiency of vitamin B_{2 may lead to which of the following?}