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Question # 1

An animal that consumers only meat or other animals, is called a what?

Omnivore A
Herbivore B
Carnivore C
Consumavore D

Question # 2

The international Date-line passes through the:

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

Question # 3

The enzyme, Lipase, is a catalyst for the metabolism of which of these foods?

Starches A
Carbohydrates B
Fats C
Proteins D

Question # 4

Asia Minor consists of which country?

India A
Turkey B
Vietnam C
Sri Lanka D

Question # 5

what Bernard discovered?

phonograp A
human heart B
pendulum C
safety-pin D

Question # 6

Which of the following is a flightless bird?

Swam A
Emu B
Hen C
None of these D

Question # 7

Solar system was discovered by:

Kepler A
Galileo B
Copernicus C
Plato D

Question # 8

The Strait of Hormuz joins which of the following water bodies-

Red Sea and Mediterranean sea A
Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman B
Caspian sea and black sea C
Gulf of Oman and Arabian sea D

Question # 9

1000 nanometres are equal to:

One micrometre A
Two micrometre B
Three micrometre C
Four micrometre D

Question # 10

Liquefied petroleum gas consists of mainly:

Methane,butane and propane A
Methane,hexane and heptane B
Ethane,hexane and octane C
None of these
D

Question # 11

The sun: What was it 'born' and how long is it still expected to shine?

7 billion years ago; 2 billion years A
9.7 billion years ago; 1000 years B
5.3 billion years ago; 900 million years C
4.6 billion years ago; 5 billion years D

Question # 12

What are 'Red giants?

Caucasians A
Old Stars B
Youngs Stars C
None of these D

Question # 13

Oranges are rich source of:

Carbohydrates A
Vitamins B
Fats C
Proteins D

Question # 14

The first artificial satellite was launched in:

October 4, 1951 A
October 4, 1961 B
October 4, 1957 C
October 4, 1967 D

Question # 15

who described bacteria?

wilson A
leeuqenhoek B
newton C
fisher D

Question # 16

Which amongst the following pairs of organisms represents predator-prey relationship?

Tiger and deer A
Man and camel B
Deer and rabbit C
None of these D

Question # 17

The constellation of stars appears at different position in the sky at different times during night mainly:

Because earth rotates about its axis A
Because earth revolves around the sun B
Because of optical illusion C
Because celestial bodies are changing their position D

Question # 18

Potassium nitrate is used in:

Salt A
Glass B
Medicine C
Fertilizer D

Question # 19

who invented the balloon?

Davy A
Montgolfier B
Edison C
Jarvik D

Question # 20

point out the discoverer of the theory of isotopes?

edison A
soddy B
biro C
waterman D

Question # 21

How many bones are there in the adult human body?

206 A
306 B
250 C
260 D

Question # 22

Who suggested that most of the atom is located in the nucleus?

Bohr A
Rutherford B
Thompson C
None of these D

Question # 23

Light travels at 186,282 miles per:

Hour A
Minute B
Second C
Year D

Question # 24

Two or more forms of a chemical element having different physical properties but having identifiable chemical compounds are called:

Allotropes A
Isotopes B
Isomers C
Isotones D

Question # 25

The instrument used for measuring earthquake is:

Seismograph A
Pantograph B
Barometer C
Hydrograph D

Question # 26

What is the least populous country in South America?

Uruguay A
Paraguay B
Guyana C
Suriname D

Question # 27

The main difference between the living and nonliving is:

In the growth A
In the size B
In the movement C
In the presence of protoplasm D

Question # 28

The chemically inactive gas present in the atmosphere is:

Water vapour A
Nitrogen B
Typhoon C
Hurricane D

Question # 29

The pH of human is:

6.5-7 A
7.5-8 B
8-9 C
4.5-5 D

Question # 30

The average salinity of sea water is:

2% A
3.5% B
5.5% C
7% D

Question # 31

Among the following the deepest sea is:

Red Sea A
Caribbean Sea B
Bering Sea C
Mediterranean Sea D

Question # 32

whose inventor is incandescent lamp.

colt A
waterman B
bullock C
hunt D

Question # 33

The study of earthquakes and the movement of waves through the Earth is called what?

Seismology A
Hematology B
Cryptography C
None of these D

Question # 34

Japan is called ' the land of rising sun' because:

Japan,being the eastern most country in the world,it has the earliest sunrise A
Sun rises as soon there as it sets B
Sun always remains in the eastern part C
The rays of the sun get reflected from the waters of the sea and make the sun rise beautiful in Japan D

Question # 35

The blood-sucking organism are:

Hookworms A
Leeches B
Earthworms C
Pinworms D

Question # 36

Baghdad lies on which river?

Ganges A
Tigris B
Euphrates C
Indus D

Question # 37

Which milk contains more fat?

Cow A
Buffalo B
Camel C
Reindeer D

Question # 38

Grit is another name for:

Shale A
Sandstone B
Granite C
Breccia D

Question # 39

Lines joining places receiving equal amount of rainfall are called:

Isohalines A
Isobars B
Isotherms C
Isohyets D

Question # 40

Planet nearest to the sun are:

Mercury and Mars A
Mercury and Venus B
Earth and Mercury C
Mercury and Uranus D

Question # 41

In which country was the Battle of Waterloo fought?

The Netherladns A
France B
Belgium C
England D

Question # 42

The element required for solar energy conversion is:

Beryllium A
Silicon B
Tantalum C
Ultra pure carbon D

Question # 43

The study of the nervous system and its disorder is called

Urology A
Haematology B
Neurology C
Herpetology D

Question # 44

ELISA test is prescribed for:

Polio A
Cancer B
Typhoid C
AIDS D

Question # 45

Typhoid is a disease of:

Liver A
Lungs B
Intestine C
Stomach D

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1	"Bar" is the unit of:	A. Heat B. Atmospheric pressure C. Current D. None of these
2	The vitamin which is very liable and easily destroy during cooking as well as storage is:	A. Vitamin A B. Vitamin C C. Vitamin B D. Vitamin D
3	Sense of time is due to:	A. Rotation of earth B. Revolution earth C. Rotation of moon D. Both (a) and (b)
4	The line joining places of equal atmospheric pressure is termed-	A. Contour B. Isohyet C. Isotherm D. Isobar
5	Name the device that is used to measure the humidity.	A. Hydrometer B. Hygrometer C. Galvanometer D. Hexameter
6	Mercurys year is how many Earth's days?	A. 59 B. 88 C. 365 D. 28
7	What is Pedagogy?	A. Science of teaching B. Science of learning C. Science of seeing D. Science of behaving
8	What is condensation?	A. Change of gas into solid B. Change of solid into liquid C. Change of vapor into liquid D. None of these
9	Enzymes mostly made proteins, Enzyme is:	A. Vitamin B. Bacterium C. Bio-catalyst D. Virus
10	Who are the only people allowed to touch the Stonehenge monument?	A. Druids B. Stuarts C. Lords 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

An animal that consumers only meat or other animals, is called a what?

The international Date-line passes through the:

The enzyme, Lipase, is a catalyst for the metabolism of which of these foods?

Asia Minor consists of which country?

what Bernard discovered?

Which of the following is a flightless bird?

Solar system was discovered by:

The Strait of Hormuz joins which of the following water bodies-

1000 nanometres are equal to:

Liquefied petroleum gas consists of mainly:

The sun: What was it 'born' and how long is it still expected to shine?

What are 'Red giants?

Oranges are rich source of:

The first artificial satellite was launched in:

who described bacteria?

Which amongst the following pairs of organisms represents predator-prey relationship?

The constellation of stars appears at different position in the sky at different times during night mainly:

Potassium nitrate is used in:

who invented the balloon?

point out the discoverer of the theory of isotopes?

How many bones are there in the adult human body?

Who suggested that most of the atom is located in the nucleus?

Light travels at 186,282 miles per:

Two or more forms of a chemical element having different physical properties but having identifiable chemical compounds are called:

The instrument used for measuring earthquake is:

What is the least populous country in South America?

The main difference between the living and nonliving is:

The chemically inactive gas present in the atmosphere is:

The pH of human is:

The average salinity of sea water is:

Among the following the deepest sea is:

whose inventor is incandescent lamp.

The study of earthquakes and the movement of waves through the Earth is called what?

Japan is called ' the land of rising sun' because:

The blood-sucking organism are:

Baghdad lies on which river?

Which milk contains more fat?

Grit is another name for:

Lines joining places receiving equal amount of rainfall are called:

Planet nearest to the sun are:

In which country was the Battle of Waterloo fought?

The element required for solar energy conversion is:

The study of the nervous system and its disorder is called

ELISA test is prescribed for:

Typhoid is a disease of:

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