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Question # 1

Name the discoverer of rabies vaccine.

Newton A
Roemer B
Pasteur C
Waksman D

Question # 2

In which of the following disease do the germs enter through open wounds?

Tetanus A
Typhoid B
Sucrose C
Glucose D

Question # 3

What is philography?

Word pronunciation A
Languages B
Autograph collecting C
None of these D

Question # 4

who discovered electrical waves?

fisher A
gabor B
hertz C
wilson D

Question # 5

Diabetes is caused due to the malfunctioning of:

Liver A
Kidney B
Pancreas C
Spleen D

Question # 6

What is the 3rd highest peak in the world called?

Kanchenjunga A
K2 B
Lhotse C
Makalu D

Question # 7

Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are called?

Balkan States A
Yugoslavia B
Scandinavia C
Baltic States D

Question # 8

Cytology is the study of

Cell A
Tissue B
Organ C
None of these D

Question # 9

Borden's discovery is:

insulin A
milk condensation B
DNA C
RNA D

Question # 10

Taxonomy is the study of classification of organisms. What is virology

Study of eyes A
Study of fossils B
Study of snakes C
Study of virus D

Question # 11

Which of the following term denotes the atmospheric level of which the decrease of temperature with height ceases to prevail?

Troposphere A
Tropopause B
Stratosphere C
None of these D

Question # 12

The approximate diameter of the earth is:

12756 km A
14500 km B
14000 km C
16500 km D

Question # 13

What are the systems of interlocking lines of latitude and longitude on a map called?

Parallels A
Grids B
Equator C
Meridians D

Question # 14

The organs which are morphologically different but perform the same functions are called:

Homologous organs A
Analogous organs B
Vestigial organs C
None of these D

Question # 15

Cotton fibber is rooted from:

Seed A
Stem B
Root C
Leaf D

Question # 16

The equator runs through which country?

Kenya A
Rwanda B
Tanzania C
Burundi D

Question # 17

What figure in decametres shows 10 meters?

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

Question # 18

Very small time intervals are accurately measured by the:

Pabsars A
Atomic clock B
Quartz clocks C
White dwarfs D

Question # 19

According to definition of deserts, which desert is the largest in the world?

Antractica A
Gobi, Mongolia/northern China B
Shahra, northern Africa C
Kalahari, southwestern Africa D

Question # 20

Which of the following has the least penetrating power?

Alpha particles A
Beta particles B
Gamma rays C
None of these D

Question # 21

Old written material,which cannot be read easily,can be read by:

Infra red rays A
Cosmic rays B
Ultra-violet rays C
None of these D

Question # 22

Most of the weather phenomena take place in troposphere only because:

Temperature remains almost constant in troposphere A
It contains electrically charged particles B
It absorbs harmful ultraviolet radiation from the sun C
It contains almost all the water vapour and most dust particles D

Question # 23

The weight of an average human male brain is about:

1 kg A
1200 gm B
1350 gm C
1500 gm D

Question # 24

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 # 25

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 # 26

Which is the highest mountain peak in Europe?

Everest A
Mont Blanc B
Elbrus C
Olimpus D

Question # 27

1000 nanometres are equal to:

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

Question # 28

What is the object called when we see the streak of light in the sky?

Meteor A
Meteorite B
Meteoroid C
Jupiter D

Question # 29

Which of the following is not a form of precipitation?

Rainfall A
Waterfall B
Dew C
Fog D

Question # 30

Amino acids are the building blocks of:

Vitamins A
Starch B
Proteins C
Lipids D

Question # 31

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 # 32

According to Dalton's atomic theory,the smallest particle which can exist independently is:

A cation A
An atom B
A molecule C
An anion D

Question # 33

The main institute of haemoglobin is:

Magnesium A
Iron B
Calcium C
Chlorine D

Question # 34

What is the highest peak in Australia?

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

Question # 35

Aurora are more likely to occur where?

Earth's equator A
Earth's magnetic poles B
Earth's interior C
Earth's oceans D

Question # 36

Which of the following is a flightless bird?

Swam A
Emu B
Hen C
None of these D

Question # 37

Which continent is host to the most countries in the world?

America A
Asia B
Africa C
Europe D

Question # 38

Which disease is not caused by insect bite?

Plague A
Arthritis B
Typhus C
Malaria D

Question # 39

The light coming from stars gives the idea of their:

Size A
Rotational speed B
Mass C
Density D

Question # 40

Which radioactive pollutant has recently dawn the attention of the public,due to its occurrence in the building material?

Thorium A
Radium B
Radon C
Plutonium D

Question # 41

The chromosomes number in man is 46. What is it in orangutan,chimpanzee and gorilla?

40 A
43 B
45 C
48 D

Question # 42

Which Mexican state is most directly south of Arizona?

Chihuahua A
Durango B
Coahuila C
Sonora D

Question # 43

To a space traveler on moon,the lunar sky during day time appears:

White A
Blue B
Black C
Red D

Question # 44

Milk is poor source of:

Protein A
Iron B
Vitamins C
Calcium D

Question # 45

The International Date Line passes through:

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

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	The first organ to be transplanted was:	A. Kidney B. Heart C. Lungs D. Liver
2	In fireworks, the green flame is produced because of:	A. Mercury B. Barium C. Sodium D. Potassium
3	At the core of the earth,the temperature is estimated to be around:	A. 1000 °C B. 1500 °C C. 2000 °C D. 2500°C
4	The gas usually exist in the electric bulb is:	A. Hydrogen B. Nitrogen C. Oxygen D. Carbon dioxide
5	How many acres make one s.q mile?	A. 60 acres B. 64 acres C. 70 acres D. 80 acres
6	Ultra filtering unit of kidney is known as:	A. Nephron B. Glomerulus C. Tubule D. Vena cava
7	One fibres are mainly used for which of the following?	A. Weaving B. Communication C. Eye surgery D. Food industry
8	Respiration of fish is through:	A. Arriers B. Gills C. Trachea D. Stomata
9	Who are the only people allowed to touch the Stonehenge monument?	A. Druids B. Stuarts C. Lords D. None of these
10	who discovered electrical waves?	A. fisher B. gabor C. hertz D. wilson

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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

Name the discoverer of rabies vaccine.

In which of the following disease do the germs enter through open wounds?

What is philography?

who discovered electrical waves?

Diabetes is caused due to the malfunctioning of:

What is the 3rd highest peak in the world called?

Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are called?

Cytology is the study of

Borden's discovery is:

Taxonomy is the study of classification of organisms. What is virology

Which of the following term denotes the atmospheric level of which the decrease of temperature with height ceases to prevail?

The approximate diameter of the earth is:

What are the systems of interlocking lines of latitude and longitude on a map called?

The organs which are morphologically different but perform the same functions are called:

Cotton fibber is rooted from:

The equator runs through which country?

What figure in decametres shows 10 meters?

Very small time intervals are accurately measured by the:

According to definition of deserts, which desert is the largest in the world?

Which of the following has the least penetrating power?

Old written material,which cannot be read easily,can be read by:

Most of the weather phenomena take place in troposphere only because:

The weight of an average human male brain is about:

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

Hypertension is the term used for:

Which is the highest mountain peak in Europe?

1000 nanometres are equal to:

What is the object called when we see the streak of light in the sky?

Which of the following is not a form of precipitation?

Amino acids are the building blocks of:

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

According to Dalton's atomic theory,the smallest particle which can exist independently is:

The main institute of haemoglobin is:

What is the highest peak in Australia?

Aurora are more likely to occur where?

Which of the following is a flightless bird?

Which continent is host to the most countries in the world?

Which disease is not caused by insect bite?

The light coming from stars gives the idea of their:

Which radioactive pollutant has recently dawn the attention of the public,due to its occurrence in the building material?

The chromosomes number in man is 46. What is it in orangutan,chimpanzee and gorilla?

Which Mexican state is most directly south of Arizona?

To a space traveler on moon,the lunar sky during day time appears:

Milk is poor source of:

The International Date Line passes through:

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