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Question # 1

Solar system was discovered by:

Kepler A
Galileo B
Copernicus C
Plato D

Question # 2

What reservoir is formed behind the Hoover Dam?

Lake Powell A
Grand Lake B
Gorge Reservoir C
Lake Mead D

Question # 3

Which planet has shortest year?

Mercury A
Jupiter B
Earth C
Pluto D

Question # 4

Respiratory centre is situated in:

Cerebrum A
Medulla B
Cerebellum C
None D

Question # 5

The light coming from stars gives the idea of their:

Size A
Rotational speed B
Mass C
Density D

Question # 6

"Green House Effect" means:

Pollution in house A
Prevention of ultraviolet rays B
Trapping of solar energy due to atmospheric carbon dioxide C
None of these D

Question # 7

Anemometer is an instrument used to:

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

Question # 8

Which of the following is the smallest bone in the human body?

Vomer A
Stapes B
Malleus C
Incus D

Question # 9

The lightest layer of the earth is:

Nife A
Sima B
Sial C
Mantle D

Question # 10

'Pampas' are areas of:

Grassland A
Desert B
Rain forest C
Mountain D

Question # 11

The great Dark Spot- a cloud of methane as big as the Earth itself can be found on planet?

Saturn A
Jupiter B
Neptune C
Mercury D

Question # 12

The Celtic Sea is located between which two countries.

Australia and New Zealand A
India and Sri Lanka B
Zanzibar and Tanzania C
England and Ireland D

Question # 13

Which human gland does secret growth hormone?

Pancreas A
Thalamus B
Pituitary Gland C
Liver D

Question # 14

Alexandria is the seaport of:

Egypt A
Greece B
France C
Spain D

Question # 15

Which planet is known as the "Morning Star"?

Saturn A
Venus B
Jupiter C
Mercury D

Question # 16

On which river is New York situated?

River Colorado A
River Hudson B
Rhine River C
None of these D

Question # 17

How many millimetres constitute one centimetre?

10 millimetres A
15 milliemetres B
12 millimetres C
20 millimetres D

Question # 18

Angiology deals with the study of blood vascular system. What is dermatology?

Study of flowers A
Study of skin B
Study of frogs C
Study of skulls D

Question # 19

How many senses are there?

Question # 20

Which country does not border France?

Netherlands A
Belgium B
Switzerland C
Monaco D

Question # 21

Aconcagua is the highest mountain of which country?

Alaska A
Argentine B
Yukon, Canada C
California D

Question # 22

A medium sized icy solar system object is called a?

Asteroid A
Planet B
Comet C
Star D

Question # 23

Which of the following planets is at the farthest distance from the earth?

Neptune A
Mercury B
Mars C
None of these D

Question # 24

Borden's discovery is:

insulin A
milk condensation B
DNA C
RNA D

Question # 25

What type of rock is Uluru comprised of?

Shale A
Granite B
Sandstone C
Feldspar D

Question # 26

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

Canada A
Russia B
Finland C
Norway D

Question # 27

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 # 28

The geologic periods called Cambrian and Precambian come from the place known as Cambria. What is Cambria?

Scotland A
Wales B
Brittany C
Saxony D

Question # 29

An observation at the point on the earth where only the penumbra region of moon's shadow will move past, will observe a:

Total solar eclipse A
Partial solar eclipse B
total lunar eclipse C
None of these D

Question # 30

Oxygen is transported to every cell of human body by:

Red blood cells A
Blood platelets B
White blood cells C
None of these D

Question # 31

Which of the following countries is a landlocked country?

Uruguay A
Pakistan B
Austria C
All of above D

Question # 32

What is it called when the sun is blocked out by the Moon's shadow?

Lunar eclipse A
Earth eclipse B
Solar eclipse C
Partial eclipse D

Question # 33

Nervous system is affected by the shortage of:

Oxygen A
Pericardium B
Dermis C
Epicardium D

Question # 34

When Neptune officially was discovered?

September 23, 1846 A
September 23, 1781 B
September 23, 1930 C
September 23, 1864 D

Question # 35

Which of these lies between Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula?

Andaman Sea A
Sunda Strait B
Strait of Malacca C
Java Sea D

Question # 36

A vegetable containing sulphur is:

Potato A
Cabbage B
Brinjal C
Pumpkin D

Question # 37

Clear nights are colder than cloudy nights because of:

Precipitation A
Radiation B
Insolation C
Condensation D

Question # 38

Maximum altitude of polar star at place 28 °N and 78 °E is:

January 3 A
June 2 B
March 10 C
August 15 D

Question # 39

Ocean tidal waves which result from earthquakes are known as:

Hurricanes A
Tsunami B
Syzygy C
Tornadoes D

Question # 40

what is invented by Watson-Watt?

Radar A
Jenkins B
Colt C
Galileo D

Question # 41

What is the rank of Pakistan in the world with respect to the population?

Second A
First B
Third C
Sixth D

Question # 42

What is the official height (feet above sea level) of Everest?

29,200 A
29,000 B
29,035 C
28,500 D

Question # 43

Which of the following is the largest of the inner planets?

Venus A
Mercury B
Mars C
Earth D

Question # 44

The average salinity of sea water is:

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

Question # 45

The unit for measurement of atmospheric pressure is:

Grams per cubic meter A
Kilometer per hour B
Millimeters C
Kilogram per square meter D

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	Which two planets of the solar system have no satellites?	A. Mercury and Venus B. Venus and Mars C. Venus and Neptune D. None of these
2	What Nicolle discovered?	A. Bohr B. Radium C. X-ray D. Typhus Vaccine
3	The layer of the atmosphere which provides ideal conditions for flying a jet aeroplane is:	A. Stratosphere B. Inosphere C. Mesosphere D. None of these
4	A vegetable containing sulphur is:	A. Potato B. Cabbage C. Brinjal D. Pumpkin
5	How many states are there in Australia?	A. Six B. Seven C. Five D. Eight
6	The heavier silicates named Sima on Silica+ magnesium are most abundant in the:	A. Crust B. Core C. Ocean floors D. Mantle
7	Hanging valleys are formed due to the action of:	A. Volcanic eruption B. Glacier C. Waves of Ocean D. River
8	Aurora are more likely to occur where?	A. Earth's equator B. Earth's magnetic poles C. Earth's interior D. Earth's oceans
9	What is the largest salt water lake in the world by area?	A. Lake Superior B. Lake Tahoe C. Lake Baikal D. Caspian Sea
10	Japan experiences frequent earthquakes because it is located	A. In the volcanic belt B. On the eastern coast of Asia C. On the meeting point of two plates D. None of these

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CSS General Knowledge Subject Topic 1 MCQ's Test

MCQ's Test For CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

Solar system was discovered by:

What reservoir is formed behind the Hoover Dam?

Which planet has shortest year?

Respiratory centre is situated in:

The light coming from stars gives the idea of their:

"Green House Effect" means:

Anemometer is an instrument used to:

Which of the following is the smallest bone in the human body?

The lightest layer of the earth is:

'Pampas' are areas of:

The great Dark Spot- a cloud of methane as big as the Earth itself can be found on planet?

The Celtic Sea is located between which two countries.

Which human gland does secret growth hormone?

Alexandria is the seaport of:

Which planet is known as the "Morning Star"?

On which river is New York situated?

How many millimetres constitute one centimetre?

Angiology deals with the study of blood vascular system. What is dermatology?

How many senses are there?

Which country does not border France?

Aconcagua is the highest mountain of which country?

A medium sized icy solar system object is called a?

Which of the following planets is at the farthest distance from the earth?

Borden's discovery is:

What type of rock is Uluru comprised of?

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

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

The geologic periods called Cambrian and Precambian come from the place known as Cambria. What is Cambria?

An observation at the point on the earth where only the penumbra region of moon's shadow will move past, will observe a:

Oxygen is transported to every cell of human body by:

Which of the following countries is a landlocked country?

What is it called when the sun is blocked out by the Moon's shadow?

Nervous system is affected by the shortage of:

When Neptune officially was discovered?

Which of these lies between Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula?

A vegetable containing sulphur is:

Clear nights are colder than cloudy nights because of:

Maximum altitude of polar star at place 28 °N and 78 °E is:

Ocean tidal waves which result from earthquakes are known as:

what is invented by Watson-Watt?

What is the rank of Pakistan in the world with respect to the population?

What is the official height (feet above sea level) of Everest?

Which of the following is the largest of the inner planets?

The average salinity of sea water is:

The unit for measurement of atmospheric pressure is:

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