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Question # 1

What is philography?

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

Question # 2

1000 micrometres are equal to:

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

Question # 3

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 # 4

Cryptography is the study which deals with the:

Secret writing A
Weather B
Wood Engraving C
History of life D

Question # 5

Vitamin A,B and D were discovered by:

Davis McColium A
Harvey B
Newton C
Fermi D

Question # 6

An animal that consumers only meat or other animals, is called a what?

Omnivore A
Herbivore B
Carnivore C
Consumavore D

Question # 7

How old is the Earth?

5.0 to 5.1 Billion years A
4.8 to 5.0 Billion years B
4.0 to 4.2 Billion years C
4.5 to 4.6 Billion years D

Question # 8

Soda water contains:

Carbon dioxide A
Nitrous acid B
Carbonic acid C
Sulphuric acid D

Question # 9

which scientist discovered blood circulation?

harvey A
fisher B
bier C
wilson D

Question # 10

The radiant energy of the sun is transmitted in the form of:

Particles A
Short waves B
Long waves C
None of these D

Question # 11

Eskers are related to what?

Waves A
Plate Tectonics B
Glaciers C
Winds D

Question # 12

Heavy water is:

Tritium oxide A
Deuterium oxide B
Rain water C
Water at -4°C D

Question # 13

The weight of an average human male brain is about:

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

Question # 14

Which of the following groups of countries is arranged is descending order of area?

Russia, Canada, China, U.S.A A
Russia, U.S.A. Canada, China B
Russia, Canada, U.S.A, China C
Russia, China, U.S.A, Canada D

Question # 15

''Beaufort scale'' is used to measure

Air pressure A
Wind pressure B
Wind direction C
Humidity D

Question # 16

The blood-sucking organism are:

Hookworms A
Leeches B
Earthworms C
Pinworms D

Question # 17

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:

Desert A
Lake B
Gulf C
Sand D

Question # 18

Amino acids are the building blocks of:

Vitamins A
Starch B
Proteins C
Lipids D

Question # 19

A reptile with a four-chambered heart is:

Snake A
Crocodile B
Turtle C
Lizard D

Question # 20

The largest satellite of Saturn is:

Lapetus A
Rhea B
Dione C
Titan D

Question # 21

Fluorine is present in:

Sea-food A
Common salt B
Drinking water C
Green vegetable D

Question # 22

Pre-historic record shows that colored rock painting were first done by:

Java man A
Peking man B
Cro-Magnon man C
Neanderthal man D

Question # 23

Tsunami is a word of __________ language

Japanese A
Greek B
German C
English D

Question # 24

The instrument used for measuring air pressure:

Anometer A
Barometer B
Hygrometer C
Thermometer D

Question # 25

Which of the following is a small circle?

Equator A
23.5° E B
20.5° E C
25° S D

Question # 26

How many cubic millimetres constitute one cubic centimetre?

1000 A
1200 B
1300 C
1500 D

Question # 27

Plants having thorny leaves and penetrating roots are classified as:

Xerophytes A
Hygrophytes B
Mesophytes C
Desert plants D

Question # 28

In which country would you find the mountains called the Ghats?

Saudi Arabia A
Russia B
China C
India D

Question # 29

Which of these lakes does the Jordan River flow into?

Dead Sea A
Lake Nasser B
Great Salt Lake C
Lake Baron D

Question # 30

A medium sized icy solar system object is called a?

Asteroid A
Planet B
Comet C
Star D

Question # 31

point out the inventor of Minor's safety lamp.

Goldmark A
Davy B
Spencer C
Richter D

Question # 32

Osteology is the study of bones. What is Palaeontology?

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

Question # 33

The earth revolves round the sun in its orbit by approximately:

1° per day A
2° per day B
3° per day C
4° per day D

Question # 34

What is the world's longest river?

Nile river A
Yangtze river B
Mississippi River C
Amazon river D

Question # 35

Anticyclones are so called because:

They move in a direction opposite to that of cyclones A
They have no pressure gradient B
They destroy the cyclonic conditions C
None of thes D

Question # 36

Which of the following countries got status of landlocked country on 28th June 2006?

Montenegro A
Serbia B
San Marino C
Bolivia D

Question # 37

The planet which revolves very slowly around the sun is:

Neptune A
Jupiter B
Mars C
None of these D

Question # 38

if a places is located at 20° N,80° E,in which of the following continents does it lie?

Africa A
Asia B
Europe C
America D

Question # 39

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 # 40

The asteroid belt is a zone between the orbits of Mars and:

Saturn A
Uranus B
Neptune C
Junpiter D

Question # 41

Which of the following occurs more frequently than the other three in the Indian Ocean?

Cyclones A
Hurricanes B
Tornadoes C
Typhoons D

Question # 42

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 # 43

Light year is a unit of measurement of:

Speed of light A
Stellar distances B
Speed of rockets C
Speed of aeroplanes D

Question # 44

Vitamin C is absent in:

Strawberry A
Apricot B
Date C
Apple D

Question # 45

In which one of the following countries, is the ratio of hydroelectric generation to the total electricity generation to the highest?

Norway A
Sweden B
Italy C
Denmark D

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1	The instrument used for measuring earthquake is:	A. Seismograph B. Pantograph C. Barometer D. Hydrograph
2	Which country gained its independence from France on March 20, 1956?	A. Morocco B. Tunisia C. Egypt D. Algeria
3	Atom bomb is based on the principle of:	A. Nuclear fusion B. Nuclear fission C. Both (a) and (b) D. None of these
4	Supernova is:	A. An asteroid B. A dying star C. A comet D. A black hole
5	Mouna Loa is an example of:	A. Active volcano B. Extinct volcano C. Plateau in volcanic region D. None of these
6	Fathom is the unit of:	A. Sound B. Depth C. Distance D. Frequency
7	The outermost layer of the sun is called:	A. Lithosphere B. chromosphere C. corona D. photosphere
8	The distance between the earth and the sun is smallest in the month of:	A. March B. June C. July D. August
9	Spring tide means:	A. Higher high tide, higher low tide B. Higher high tide, lower low tide C. Lower high tide, lower low tide D. Lower high tide, higher low tide
10	The mean distances on the perihelion and aphelion is:	A. 100 km B. 149.5 km C. 180.5 km D. 185 km

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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 is philography?

1000 micrometres are equal to:

The Celtic Sea is located between which two countries.

Cryptography is the study which deals with the:

Vitamin A,B and D were discovered by:

An animal that consumers only meat or other animals, is called a what?

How old is the Earth?

Soda water contains:

which scientist discovered blood circulation?

The radiant energy of the sun is transmitted in the form of:

Eskers are related to what?

Heavy water is:

The weight of an average human male brain is about:

Which of the following groups of countries is arranged is descending order of area?

''Beaufort scale'' is used to measure

The blood-sucking organism are:

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:

Amino acids are the building blocks of:

A reptile with a four-chambered heart is:

The largest satellite of Saturn is:

Fluorine is present in:

Pre-historic record shows that colored rock painting were first done by:

Tsunami is a word of __________ language

The instrument used for measuring air pressure:

Which of the following is a small circle?

How many cubic millimetres constitute one cubic centimetre?

Plants having thorny leaves and penetrating roots are classified as:

In which country would you find the mountains called the Ghats?

Which of these lakes does the Jordan River flow into?

A medium sized icy solar system object is called a?

point out the inventor of Minor's safety lamp.

Osteology is the study of bones. What is Palaeontology?

The earth revolves round the sun in its orbit by approximately:

What is the world's longest river?

Anticyclones are so called because:

Which of the following countries got status of landlocked country on 28th June 2006?

The planet which revolves very slowly around the sun is:

if a places is located at 20° N,80° E,in which of the following continents does it lie?

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

The asteroid belt is a zone between the orbits of Mars and:

Which of the following occurs more frequently than the other three in the Indian Ocean?

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

Light year is a unit of measurement of:

Vitamin C is absent in:

In which one of the following countries, is the ratio of hydroelectric generation to the total electricity generation to the highest?

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