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Question # 1

The study of the nervous system and its disorder is called

Urology A
Haematology B
Neurology C
Herpetology D

Question # 2

Anemometer is an instrument used to:

Find the wind direction A
Measure wind speed B
Measure humidity C
Measure low pressure D

Question # 3

The size of the earth was first measure by:

Issac Newton A
Galileo B
Eratosthenes C
Kepler D

Question # 4

Which European country has over 200 volcanoes many of them are still active?

Finland A
Iceland B
Ireland C
Norway D

Question # 5

What is the name of the gulf located between Sweden and Finland?

Gulf of Bothnia A
Gulf of Finland B
Gulf of Bosnia C
Gulf of Gotland D

Question # 6

A chronometer measures:

Sound waves A
Time B
Water waves C
Colour contrast D

Question # 7

Hunts invention is:

Pendulum A
Safety-pin B
Razor C
pistol D

Question # 8

Which of the following is known as 'graveyard' of Red Blood Cells?

Spleen A
Liver B
Bone marrow C
Appendix D

Question # 9

Sodium metal is kept under:

Alcohol A
Water B
Petrol C
Kerosene D

Question # 10

What figure in decametres shows 10 meters?

2 decametres A
1 decametres B
3 decametres C
3 decimetres D

Question # 11

San Francisco Golden gate located in which state?

California A
Washington B
Texas C
Arizona D

Question # 12

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 # 13

The core of the earth is also known as:

Lithosphere A
Barysphere B
Besosphere C
Centrosphere D

Question # 14

The layer of the atmosphere which provides ideal conditions for flying a jet aeroplane is:

Stratosphere A
Inosphere B
Mesosphere C
None of these D

Question # 15

What should be given to an athlete for instant energy?

Carbohydrates A
Fat B
Protein C
Vitamin D

Question # 16

Cytology is the study of

Cell A
Tissue B
Organ C
None of these D

Question # 17

Uncontrolled industrialisation leads to acid rain.It is mainly contributed by:

Nitrous and sulphur oxide A
Carbon dioxide B
Methane gas C
Chlorofluorocarbons D

Question # 18

Nobel Prize was started after the name if Alfred Nobel who invented:

Aeroplane A
Telephone B
Dynamite C
Safety lamp D

Question # 19

Which of the following is a communicable disease?

Diabetes A
Diphtheria B
Cancer C
Fever D

Question # 20

The crop most susceptible to frost is:

Wheat A
Cotton B
Red gram C
Black gram D

Question # 21

Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?

Monsoon lands A
Steppes B
Savanna C
Prairies D

Question # 22

Bell metal is an alloy of:

Brass and nickel A
Zinc and copper B
Tin and copper C
Nickle and copper D

Question # 23

The percentage of radiant energy, reflected back by a surface is called:

Albedo A
Insolation B
Greenhouse effect C
Refraction D

Question # 24

Milk contains the flat soluble vitamin A,D,E and:

K A
B B
C C
None of these D

Question # 25

In metabolism, enzymes act as:

Promotor A
Catalyst B
Oxident C
Reductant D

Question # 26

The phenomenon of aurora borealis,the display of red and green lights in northern hemisphere is due to radiation from:

Troposphere A
Mesosphere B
Stratosphere C
None of these D

Question # 27

What is the main cause of the movement in the earth's atmosphere?

Difference in air pressure A
Solar energy B
Difference in temperature C
Wind D

Question # 28

The largest part of the human brain is:

Cerebellum A
Cerebrum B
Mid-brain C
Medulla D

Question # 29

What is Celluloses?

Fats A
Carbohydrates B
Vitamins C
Protein D

Question # 30

What are asteroids?

Minor planets revolving round the sun between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter A
Luminous celestial bodies moving round the Sun B
A group of fixed stars arranged naturally C
None of these D

Question # 31

Hover Dam was constructed in 1936 in USA on the river?

Michigan River A
Colorado River B
Mississippi River C
None of these D

Question # 32

Iron is present in the blood in the form of a:

Free salt A
Compound B
Complex C
Mixture D

Question # 33

Man cannot survive without taking minimum amount of:

Carbohydrate A
Fats B
Proeins C
Minerals D

Question # 34

Which one of the following planets takes the same number of days for rotation and revolution ?

Mars A
Venus B
Jupiter C
Saturn D

Question # 35

The International Date-line is located in the:

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

Question # 36

Which South American country is the only one that has territory below sea level?

Brazil A
Argentina B
Colombia C
Chile D

Question # 37

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

Taxonomy A
Hematology B
Thermodynamics C
Physiology D

Question # 38

The largest cell in the human body is:

Liver cell A
Nerve cell B
Muscle cell C
Kidney cell D

Question # 39

The four planets closer to the sun are called

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

Question # 40

The enzyme that is present in the saliva of man is:

Pepsin A
Renin B
Amylase C
Trypsin D

Question # 41

Which part of a plant respires?

Root A
Leaf B
Seed C
All of these D

Question # 42

Which of the following is a skin disease?

Anaemia A
Pellagra B
Rickets C
Cancer D

Question # 43

Which of the following is a cold wind?

Foehn A
Buran B
Chinook C
Sirocco D

Question # 44

The first artificial satellite was launched in:

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

Question # 45

Which is the coldest planet:

Mercury A
Earth B
Venus C
Neptune D

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	The gases used in different types of welding would include:	A. Oxygen and acetylene B. Hydrogen and nitrogen C. Oxygen and nitrogen D. Hydrogen and helium
2	Green House Effect means:	A. Pollution in houses in tropical regions B. Trapping of solar energy due to atmospheric carbon dioxid C. Cultivation in green houses so as the check pollution D. None of these
3	Name of branch of physics that studies the forces exerted by air or other gases in motion.	A. Aero engineering B. Aerodynamics C. Aeronautics D. None of these
4	Which of the following fibre is least proneto fire?	A. Rayon B. Cotton C. Nylon D. None of these
5	''Parsec'' is the unit of measurement of:	A. Density of stars B. Orbital velocity of giant stars C. Astronomical distance D. None of these
6	Which South American country is the only one that has territory below sea level?	A. Brazil B. Argentina C. Colombia D. Chile
7	Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are called:	A. Gaseous planets B. Asteroid planets C. Blue planets D. Terrestrial planets
8	Sedimentary rocks are formed by the process of:	A. Metamorphism B. Deposition C. Weathering D. Solidification
9	Study of life in outer space is:	A. Endobiology B. Exobiology C. Entrobiology D. none of these
10	Which is the mountain between the Black sea and Caspian Sea?	A. Ural B. Caucasus C. Alps D. Balkan

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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

The study of the nervous system and its disorder is called

Anemometer is an instrument used to:

The size of the earth was first measure by:

Which European country has over 200 volcanoes many of them are still active?

What is the name of the gulf located between Sweden and Finland?

A chronometer measures:

Hunts invention is:

Which of the following is known as 'graveyard' of Red Blood Cells?

Sodium metal is kept under:

What figure in decametres shows 10 meters?

San Francisco Golden gate located in which state?

The term meteor is applied to an interplanetary body:

The core of the earth is also known as:

The layer of the atmosphere which provides ideal conditions for flying a jet aeroplane is:

What should be given to an athlete for instant energy?

Cytology is the study of

Uncontrolled industrialisation leads to acid rain.It is mainly contributed by:

Nobel Prize was started after the name if Alfred Nobel who invented:

Which of the following is a communicable disease?

The crop most susceptible to frost is:

Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?

Bell metal is an alloy of:

The percentage of radiant energy, reflected back by a surface is called:

Milk contains the flat soluble vitamin A,D,E and:

In metabolism, enzymes act as:

The phenomenon of aurora borealis,the display of red and green lights in northern hemisphere is due to radiation from:

What is the main cause of the movement in the earth's atmosphere?

The largest part of the human brain is:

What is Celluloses?

What are asteroids?

Hover Dam was constructed in 1936 in USA on the river?

Iron is present in the blood in the form of a:

Man cannot survive without taking minimum amount of:

Which one of the following planets takes the same number of days for rotation and revolution ?

The International Date-line is located in the:

Which South American country is the only one that has territory below sea level?

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

The largest cell in the human body is:

The four planets closer to the sun are called

The enzyme that is present in the saliva of man is:

Which part of a plant respires?

Which of the following is a skin disease?

Which of the following is a cold wind?

The first artificial satellite was launched in:

Which is the coldest planet:

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