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Question # 1

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 # 2

Sargasso sea is located in:

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

Question # 3

How many colors the sunlight spectrum has?

5 A
4 B
7 C
10 D

Question # 4

The Caicos passage can be found in which ocean?

Atlantic A
Indian B
Pacific C
Southern D

Question # 5

Nervous system is affected by the shortage of:

Oxygen A
Pericardium B
Dermis C
Epicardium D

Question # 6

The earth's annual circuit round the sun covers a distance of:

1096 million km A
966 million km B
1036 million km C
none of these D

Question # 7

What rays of sunlight are mostly utilized by chlorophyll in photosynthesis?

Red A
Yellow B
Green C
Blue D

Question # 8

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 # 9

The vitamin which is very liable and easily destroy during cooking as well as storage is:

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

Question # 10

The largest lymphatic organ of the body is:

Liver A
Spleen B
Pancreas C
Duodenum D

Question # 11

The science of the Earth, its structure, and history

Anatomy A
Taxonomy B
Hematology C
Geology D

Question # 12

Healing of wounds is hastened by vitamin:

Question # 13

Which of the following is a lightest metal?

Mercury A
Silver B
Lithium C
Lead D

Question # 14

The longest bone in body of human being is:

Tibia A
Femur B
Fibula C
Stapes D

Question # 15

Lunar eclipse does not occur every month because:

The sun's orbit is not always in the same plane as the moon A
The moon's orbit is not all the time in the same plane as the earth B
The moon revolves at a slower speed than the earth C
None of these D

Question # 16

Owing to the equatorial bulge and the polar flattening,the polar radius of the earth falls short of the equatorial radius about:

22 km A
36 km B
40 km C
45 km D

Question # 17

Grit is another name for:

Shale A
Sandstone B
Granite C
Breccia D

Question # 18

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

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

Question # 19

Which of the following characteristics is not shown by hydrogen?

It supports combustion A
It burns in air to form water B
It combines all metals C
None of these D

Question # 20

Radioactive disintegration of uranium ultimately results in formation of:

Radium A
Thorium B
Lead C
Polonium D

Question # 21

Nutrients are recycled in the atmosphere with the help of certain micro-organisms referred to:

Producers A
Decomposers B
Consumers C
None of these D

Question # 22

How many cubic feet make one cubic yard?

5.5 A
15 B
27 C
33 D

Question # 23

what Chadwick discovered?

ozone A
neutron B
pascal C
davis D

Question # 24

What is mixture farming?

cultivating different crops in the same farm A
cultivating crops and keeping livestock in the same form B
Cultivating different varieties of same crop C
None of these D

Question # 25

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

Arteries A
Intestines B
Veins C
None of these D

Question # 26

Using the International Date LIne as the limit, as geographers usually do, which country stretches farthest to the east?

China A
North Korea B
Japan C
Russia D

Question # 27

Which of the following is a warm ocean current?

Kuroshio A
Peruvian B
Labrador C
None of these D

Question # 28

who invented the telephone?

graham bell A
pascal B
spenser C
colt D

Question # 29

The distance of the equator for either of the poles is:

500 km A
5001 km B
10002 km C
2800 km D

Question # 30

whose inventor is incandescent lamp.

colt A
waterman B
bullock C
hunt D

Question # 31

One fathom is equal to:

6 metres A
6 feet B
60 feet C
100 cm D

Question # 32

The percentage of oxygen in the atmospheric oxygen is approximately:

10.95% A
20.95% B
30.95% C
50.95% D

Question # 33

Which planet has shortest year?

Mercury A
Jupiter B
Earth C
Pluto D

Question # 34

The approximate age of the earth is:

2.6 X 10⁷years A
3.6 X 10⁸ years B
4.6 X 10⁹ years C
None of these D

Question # 35

Hypertension is the term used for:

Decrease in heart rate A
Decrease in blood pressure B
Increase in blood Pressure C
Increase in heart rate D

Question # 36

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 # 37

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 # 38

Which of the following pairs of metals are supposed to constitute the internal core of the earth:

Chromium A
Nickle and Iron B
Iron and copper C
Magnesium and lead D

Question # 39

Which country does not border the Arabian Sea?

Saudi Arabia A
India B
Pakistan C
Oman D

Question # 40

Goitre is caused by the deficiency of:

ZInc A
Iodine B
Chlorine C
Iron D

Question # 41

Short-sightedness is due to the:

Shifting of the iris A
Elongation of eyeball B
Weakening of retina C
Weaker muscles D

Question # 42

The species to which we belong is:

Homo sapiens A
Homo erectus B
Australopithecus rebustus C
None of these D

Question # 43

How many square centimetres consist of 100 square millimetres?

Question # 44

Which of the following are required for the formation of bones and teeth?

Sodium and Calcium A
Sodium and Potassium B
Iron and Calcium C
Calcium and Phosphorus D

Question # 45

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

Melbourne A
Dehli B
Tokyo C
Madrid D

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	Which strait is located connecting the Atlantic and pacific Oceans	A. Strait of Dover B. Palk Strait C. Strait of Gibraitar D. Magellan
2	Man cannot survive without taking minimum amount of:	A. Carbohydrate B. Fats C. Proeins D. Minerals
3	Permanent hardness of water can be removed by adding:	A. Potassium B. Washing soda C. Chlorine D. None of these
4	What is a laughing gas?	A. Nitrous oxide B. Sulphur dioxide C. Carbon dioxide D. Carbon mono-oxide
5	''Beaufort scale'' is used to measure	A. Air pressure B. Wind pressure C. Wind direction D. Humidity
6	Which milk contains more fat?	A. Cow B. Buffalo C. Camel D. Reindeer
7	A sudden fall in the barometric reading indicates:	A. Rain B. Storm C. Fine weather D. Extreme cold
8	The core of the earth is also known as:	A. Lithosphere B. Barysphere C. Besosphere D. Centrosphere
9	The Panama Canal links North America with South America. Which of the following oceans are connected by Panama Canal?	A. Pacific and Atlantic Ocean B. Atlantic and Indian Ocean C. Indian Ocean and Pacific D. Atlantic and North Ocean
10	Which of the following is not believed to be one of the gases present on the Primitive Earth?	A. Ylem B. Whey C. Cosmos D. Galaxy

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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

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

Sargasso sea is located in:

How many colors the sunlight spectrum has?

The Caicos passage can be found in which ocean?

Nervous system is affected by the shortage of:

The earth's annual circuit round the sun covers a distance of:

What rays of sunlight are mostly utilized by chlorophyll in photosynthesis?

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

The vitamin which is very liable and easily destroy during cooking as well as storage is:

The largest lymphatic organ of the body is:

The science of the Earth, its structure, and history

Healing of wounds is hastened by vitamin:

Which of the following is a lightest metal?

The longest bone in body of human being is:

Lunar eclipse does not occur every month because:

Owing to the equatorial bulge and the polar flattening,the polar radius of the earth falls short of the equatorial radius about:

Grit is another name for:

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

Which of the following characteristics is not shown by hydrogen?

Radioactive disintegration of uranium ultimately results in formation of:

Nutrients are recycled in the atmosphere with the help of certain micro-organisms referred to:

How many cubic feet make one cubic yard?

what Chadwick discovered?

What is mixture farming?

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

Using the International Date LIne as the limit, as geographers usually do, which country stretches farthest to the east?

Which of the following is a warm ocean current?

who invented the telephone?

The distance of the equator for either of the poles is:

whose inventor is incandescent lamp.

One fathom is equal to:

The percentage of oxygen in the atmospheric oxygen is approximately:

Which planet has shortest year?

The approximate age of the earth is:

Hypertension is the term used for:

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

Heart attack is occurred due to:

Which of the following pairs of metals are supposed to constitute the internal core of the earth:

Which country does not border the Arabian Sea?

Goitre is caused by the deficiency of:

Short-sightedness is due to the:

The species to which we belong is:

How many square centimetres consist of 100 square millimetres?

Which of the following are required for the formation of bones and teeth?

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

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