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Question # 1

What lake is the source of the Nile (White Nile) river?

Lake Victoria A
Lake Nasser B
Great Salt Lake C
Lake Baron D

Question # 2

Which of the following glands are known as exocrine glands?

Salivary glands A
Sweat glands B
Thyroid glands C
Both a & b D

Question # 3

Which country became independent in 1961 and in 1964 it joined with Zanzibar and became Tanzania?

Kenya A
Tanganyika B
Rwanda C
Burundi D

Question # 4

Which is the main source of energy for human brain?

Fats A
Glucose B
Vitamins C
Protein D

Question # 5

In vulcanization, natural rubber is heated with:

Carbon A
Sulphur B
Silicon C
Phosphorous D

Question # 6

A light year is equal to:

6 million, million kms A
7.50 million, million kms B
9.50 million, million kms C
11 million, million kms D

Question # 7

How many colors the sunlight spectrum has?

5 A
4 B
7 C
10 D

Question # 8

Which of the following gases is lighter than air?

Carbon dioxide A
Ammonia B
Oxygen C
Chlorine D

Question # 9

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 # 10

The isotope of uranium capable of sustaining chain reaction is:

U-235 A
U-238 B
U-239 C
U-242 D

Question # 11

The number of ribs in human body is:

12 A
18 B
20 C
24 D

Question # 12

Nine sq foot is equal to:

2 sq yards A
1 sq yards B
3 sq yards C
4 sq yards D

Question # 13

The most accepted theory of origin of life is:

Theory of special creation A
Oparin-Haldane Theory of Chemosynthesis B
Catastrophe Theory C
None of these D

Question # 14

point out the invention of Richter.

Richter scale A
lamp B
bicycle C
razor D

Question # 15

Where can you find the so-called "Pompeii of America"?

Mexico A
El Salvator B
Ecuador C
Peru D

Question # 16

Which country does Greenland belong to?

Great Britain A
Denmark B
Switzerland C
Germany D

Question # 17

Moon is called a satellite of the earth because

It is much smaller than the earth A
It revolves around the sun B
It has no light of his own C
It produces tides on earth D

Question # 18

A vegetable containing sulphur is:

Potato A
Cabbage B
Brinjal C
Pumpkin D

Question # 19

Two places on the same meridian must have the same:

Length of summer A
Latitude B
Length of winter C
Solar Time D

Question # 20

Where is Apalachicola?

Kentucky A
South Carolina B
Florida C
West Virginia D

Question # 21

What is the highest large lake in the world?

Lake Titicaca A
Grand Lake B
Lake Baikal C
Lake Malawi D

Question # 22

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 # 23

Life appeared about:

2.6 billion years ago A
3.6 billion years ago B
4.5 billion years ago C
5.5 billion years ago D

Question # 24

At one time, Greeks associated Venus with what goddess?

Aphrodite A
Andromeda B
Cassiopeia C
Athena D

Question # 25

What is the world's biggest river?

Rhine A
Mississippi B
Nile C
Amazon D

Question # 26

A digestive enzyme that breaks down starch to maltose.

Amino acid A
Amylase B
ATP C
Acetylcholine D

Question # 27

Very small time intervals are accurately measured by the:

Pabsars A
Atomic clock B
Quartz clocks C
White dwarfs D

Question # 28

The lower layer of the atmosphere is known as--

Mesosphere A
Ionosphere B
Troposphere C
Stratosphere D

Question # 29

The approximate surface temperature on the sunlight side of the earth is:

30 °C A
25 °C B
17 °C C
10 °C D

Question # 30

What Nicolle discovered?

Bohr A
Radium B
X-ray C
Typhus Vaccine D

Question # 31

Which Isthmus connects the continents of North and South America?

Isthmus of Panama A
Isthmus of Suez B
Madison Isthmus C
Isthmus of Dubrovnik D

Question # 32

Snake bite first affects the:

Lungs A
Blood circulation B
Brain C
Nervous system D

Question # 33

How far is our solar system away from the nearest bright star cluster?

150 light years A
50 light years B
100 light years C
2 light years D

Question # 34

Which of the following metals remains in liquid form under normal conditions?

Uranium A
Mercury B
Radium C
Zinc D

Question # 35

How many kilogram constitute one quintal?

50 A
100 B
150 C
200 D

Question # 36

who is the inventor is power loom?

woods A
cartwright B
edison C
marconi D

Question # 37

What part of the cell makes proteins?

Ribosomes A
Mitochondria B
Lysosomes C
Vacuole D

Question # 38

Who are the only people allowed to touch the Stonehenge monument?

Druids A
Stuarts B
Lords C
None of these D

Question # 39

The Donetsk mining and industrial region lies in which country?

Ukraine A
Georgia B
Russia C
Belarus D

Question # 40

Which is the largest muscle in the body?

Buttock muscle A
Stapedius B
Monocyte C
Lymphocyte D

Question # 41

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

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

Question # 42

1000 micrometres are equal to:

4 millimetres A
2 millimetres B
10 millimetres C
15 millimetres D

Question # 43

The gas usually exist in the electric bulb is:

Hydrogen A
Nitrogen B
Oxygen C
Carbon dioxide D

Question # 44

Where is Dead Sea Situated in the following continents?

Europe A
Australia B
Asia C
Africa D

Question # 45

Which of the following hormones contains iodline?

Adrenaline A
Thyroxine B
Insulin C
Testosterone D

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1	Non-stick cooking utensils are coated with:	A. Black paint B. Teflon C. P.V.C D. Polystyrene
2	Bagasse,a by-product of sugar manufacturing industry, is used for the production of:	A. Glass B. Paper C. nylon D. Alcohol
3	Cardiology deals with the study of heart. What is Craniology?	A. Study of flowers B. Study of skin C. Study of frogs D. Study of skulls
4	Biological death of a patient means death of tissues of the:	A. Brain B. Lungs C. Heart D. Kidney
5	Where is the Dead Sea?	A. Israel and Syria B. Israel C. Israel and Jordan D. Jordan
6	Earth rotates in about how many hours?	A. 26 hours B. 12 hours C. 24 hours D. 23 hours
7	Oxygen in our blood is transported by a protein named:	A. Haemoglobin B. Keratin C. Collagen D. Myoglobin
8	Galvanized iron sheets have a coating of:	A. Tin B. Zinc C. Lead D. Chromium
9	Mt. Kilimanjaro is in what country?	A. Kenya B. Ethiopia C. Uganda D. Tanzania
10	An area in which rainfall is usually less than 250 mm per year and vegetation covers less than 50 percent of the ground is called:	A. Desert B. Lake C. Gulf D. Sand

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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

What lake is the source of the Nile (White Nile) river?

Which of the following glands are known as exocrine glands?

Which country became independent in 1961 and in 1964 it joined with Zanzibar and became Tanzania?

Which is the main source of energy for human brain?

In vulcanization, natural rubber is heated with:

A light year is equal to:

How many colors the sunlight spectrum has?

Which of the following gases is lighter than air?

Days and nights are caused by:

The isotope of uranium capable of sustaining chain reaction is:

The number of ribs in human body is:

Nine sq foot is equal to:

The most accepted theory of origin of life is:

point out the invention of Richter.

Where can you find the so-called "Pompeii of America"?

Which country does Greenland belong to?

Moon is called a satellite of the earth because

A vegetable containing sulphur is:

Two places on the same meridian must have the same:

Where is Apalachicola?

What is the highest large lake in the world?

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

Life appeared about:

At one time, Greeks associated Venus with what goddess?

What is the world's biggest river?

A digestive enzyme that breaks down starch to maltose.

Very small time intervals are accurately measured by the:

The lower layer of the atmosphere is known as--

The approximate surface temperature on the sunlight side of the earth is:

What Nicolle discovered?

Which Isthmus connects the continents of North and South America?

Snake bite first affects the:

How far is our solar system away from the nearest bright star cluster?

Which of the following metals remains in liquid form under normal conditions?

How many kilogram constitute one quintal?

who is the inventor is power loom?

What part of the cell makes proteins?

Who are the only people allowed to touch the Stonehenge monument?

The Donetsk mining and industrial region lies in which country?

Which is the largest muscle in the body?

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

1000 micrometres are equal to:

The gas usually exist in the electric bulb is:

Where is Dead Sea Situated in the following continents?

Which of the following hormones contains iodline?

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