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Question # 1

How many rods constitute one chain?

4 A
6 B
8 C
10 D

Question # 2

If you swim one km,how many miles do you swim?

0.5 A
0.62 B
0.84 C
2.6 D

Question # 3

Insulin is a peptide hormones produced by:

Pituitary gland A
Thyroid Gland B
Pancreas C
None of these D

Question # 4

Ovum fertilized in test tubes and developed in the uterus is called:

Ovum tubes A
Ovum fertilized B
Test tube baby C
Ovum uterus D

Question # 5

Milk is poor source of:

Protein A
Iron B
Vitamins C
Calcium D

Question # 6

The temperature of Sun's centre is 15 million C and the temperature of outer surface of sun is:

4000 to 5000^oC A
4500 to 5000^oC B
4500 to 5000^oC C
5500 to 6000^oC D

Question # 7

Which of the following is a mixture fertilizer?

Urea A
NPK B
CAM C
Sulphate D

Question # 8

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 # 9

Asteroids have their orbits between the planets:

Mars and Jupiter A
Earth and Mars B
Jupiter and Saturn C
Mercury and Venus D

Question # 10

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 # 11

What South American city is the world's highest national capital?

Lima A
Sao Paulo B
La Paz C
Montevideo D

Question # 12

The study of the material remains of cultures

Archaeology A
Hematology B
Anatomy C
Cryptography D

Question # 13

The immediate ancestor of modern man is:

java man A
Cro-Magnon man B
peking man C
Neanderthal man D

Question # 14

The majority of tsunamis occur in the

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

Question # 15

What is the largest lake in the world by volume?

Lake Michigan A
Caspian Sea B
Superior Lake C
Lake Baikal D

Question # 16

The olfactory bulb is a key component of which of these human senses?

Hearing A
Touch B
Smelling C
Sight D

Question # 17

One horse power is equal to:

746 watts A
736 watts B
748 watts C
770 watts D

Question # 18

In human body, the legs are:

Humerus and Femur A
Fibula and Tibia B
Fibula and Ulna C
Tibia and Radius D

Question # 19

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 # 20

Days and nights are caused by:

Rotation of the earth on its axis A
Revolution of the earth around the sun B
Inclination of the earth's axis C
None of these D

Question # 21

Which planet countains largest quantity of carbon dioxide with 95%?

Earth A
Jupiter B
Venus C
Mercury D

Question # 22

Which of the following country's border does not associated with Iran?

Iraq A
Kuwait B
Afghanistan C
Pakistan D

Question # 23

After Denmark, which country has territory closest to the geographic of black population?

Canada A
Russia B
Finland C
Norway D

Question # 24

The International Date-line is located in the:

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

Question # 25

In the ocean,water moves horizontally over vast areas due to:

Density difference A
Slope of the ocean floor B
Waves C
Currents D

Question # 26

Which of the following elements is not-radioactive?

Zirconium A
Thorium B
Uranium C
Plutonium D

Question # 27

What is called the study of Algae?

Phycology A
Cartography B
Philately C
Lexicography D

Question # 28

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 # 29

Which one of the following is used for measuring the speed of wind?

Hygrometer A
Barometer B
Anemometer C
Thermometer D

Question # 30

Pedology is the study of:

Soil A
Forests B
Rocks C
Crop disease D

Question # 31

The scientist credited with the discovery of noble gases is:

Rutherford A
Cavendish B
McDonald C
None of these D

Question # 32

Which of the following is the unit for measurement of power?

Watt A
Joule B
Volts C
Kelvin D

Question # 33

Balloons are filled with:

Oxygen A
Helium B
Nitrogen C
Argon D

Question # 34

The International Data-line is an imaginary line extending from pole along the places on the earth's surface and lies along the:

0° meridian A
180° meridian B
100° meridian C
120° meridian D

Question # 35

The planet which has longest year is:

Mercury A
Venus B
Earth C
Neptune D

Question # 36

If Antarctica were a country, where would it rank in size among other countries?

First A
Second B
Third C
Fourth D

Question # 37

Which U.S state is statistically most likely to be hit by a tsunami?

California A
Alaska B
Hawaii C
Florida D

Question # 38

How many cranial nerves are there in the human brain?

8 A
10 B
12 C
14 D

Question # 39

Who gave the first general theory of evolution on earth?

Lamarck A
Stanley Miller B
Aristotle C
None of these D

Question # 40

The largest part of the human brain is:

Cerebellum A
Cerebrum B
Mid-brain C
Medulla D

Question # 41

Which science describes maps and the features of universe?

Cosmology A
Cosmography B
Cosmo-physics C
Physical cosmography D

Question # 42

Which one of the following countries has the highest agricultural production in Europe?

France A
Switzerland B
Denmark C
Germany D

Question # 43

The process of cell division can take place by

Heterosis A
Fusion B
Mitosis C
None of these D

Question # 44

Which of the following phenomenon gives an evidence for spherical shape of the earth?

Solar eclipse A
Lunar eclipse B
Revolution C
Rotation of earth D

Question # 45

What is the highest peak in Australia?

Mount Canberra A
Mount Erebus B
Mount Kosciusko C
Mount Blanc D

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1	What is the highest point on Antarctica?	A. Vinson Massif B. Mt. Markham C. Mt. Kirkpatrick D. Mt. Menzies
2	The approximate age of the earth is:	A. 2.6 X 10⁷years B. 3.6 X 10⁸ years C. 4.6 X 10⁹ years D. None of these
3	Galvanized iron sheets have a coating of:	A. Tin B. Zinc C. Lead D. Chromium
4	Who was the first person to cross what is known as the Antarctic Circle?	A. Robert Amundsen B. Fabien Bellingshausen C. James Cook D. John Davis
5	Which of the following elements is not-radioactive?	A. Zirconium B. Thorium C. Uranium D. Plutonium
6	Which of the following the plant eat insects?	A. Urn plant B. Pitcher plant C. Cacti D. Ribbon plant
7	The chief agent of evolution is:	A. Mutation B. Natural selection C. Acquired characters D. Sexual reproduction
8	The science of genes, heredity, and the variation of organisms	A. Taxonomy B. Genetics C. Hematology D. Archaeology
9	which of the following invention is invented by Chain?	A. Airplane jet engine B. Air jet engine C. Jet engine D. Plane angine
10	What is Great Barrier Reef?	A. A belt of Coral along the east coasts of Australia B. A cave between Sydney and Melbourne C. A fish found area in the sea near New Zealand D. A mine situated in the Great Victoria Valley

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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

How many rods constitute one chain?

If you swim one km,how many miles do you swim?

Insulin is a peptide hormones produced by:

Ovum fertilized in test tubes and developed in the uterus is called:

Milk is poor source of:

The temperature of Sun's centre is 15 million C and the temperature of outer surface of sun is:

Which of the following is a mixture fertilizer?

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

Asteroids have their orbits between the planets:

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

What South American city is the world's highest national capital?

The study of the material remains of cultures

The immediate ancestor of modern man is:

The majority of tsunamis occur in the

What is the largest lake in the world by volume?

The olfactory bulb is a key component of which of these human senses?

One horse power is equal to:

In human body, the legs are:

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

Days and nights are caused by:

Which planet countains largest quantity of carbon dioxide with 95%?

Which of the following country's border does not associated with Iran?

After Denmark, which country has territory closest to the geographic of black population?

The International Date-line is located in the:

In the ocean,water moves horizontally over vast areas due to:

Which of the following elements is not-radioactive?

What is called the study of Algae?

The term meteor is applied to an interplanetary body:

Which one of the following is used for measuring the speed of wind?

Pedology is the study of:

The scientist credited with the discovery of noble gases is:

Which of the following is the unit for measurement of power?

Balloons are filled with:

The International Data-line is an imaginary line extending from pole along the places on the earth's surface and lies along the:

The planet which has longest year is:

If Antarctica were a country, where would it rank in size among other countries?

Which U.S state is statistically most likely to be hit by a tsunami?

How many cranial nerves are there in the human brain?

Who gave the first general theory of evolution on earth?

The largest part of the human brain is:

Which science describes maps and the features of universe?

Which one of the following countries has the highest agricultural production in Europe?

The process of cell division can take place by

Which of the following phenomenon gives an evidence for spherical shape of the earth?

What is the highest peak in Australia?

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