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Question # 1

Which of the following country is called enclave?

Kosovo A
Liechtenstein B
Slovakia C
San Marino D

Question # 2

Meningitis is a disease which affects the:

Kidneys A
Brain B
Liver C
Heart D

Question # 3

What figure in decametres shows 10 meters?

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

Question # 4

Which of the following has the highest wind velocity?

Loo A
Tornado B
Cyclone C
Typhoon D

Question # 5

In the northern hemisphere,the winds are deflected:

To the left A
To the right B
Upward C
Downward D

Question # 6

The solar wind is composed of:

Outward stream of protons of the sun surface A
Ionized gas B
plasma C
All of these D

Question # 7

Vitamin C is an essential nutrient required by the body for the development and maintenance of:

Cartilage A
Blood vessels B
Skin C
Both a & b D

Question # 8

Which tissue is responsible for the passage of water in plants?

Sclerenchyma A
Xylem B
Phloem C
None of these D

Question # 9

The approximate diameter of the earth is:

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

Question # 10

The first satellite was launched by:

France A
USSR B
USA C
UK D

Question # 11

In which type of rocks are metals like gold and copper mostly found?

Old sedimentary A
Old igneous B
Old metamorphic C
New metamorphic D

Question # 12

What is the world's largest river?

Rhine A
Mississippi B
Nile C
Amazon D

Question # 13

The smallest planet is:

Venus A
Mercury B
Neptune C
Uranus D

Question # 14

The maximum temperature to human skin can tolerate without getting blisters is:

40°c A
60°c B
80°c C
90°c D

Question # 15

White Blood Cells are also known as:

Leucocytes A
Thrombocytes B
Erythrocytes C
None of these D

Question # 16

What is a laughing gas?

Nitrous oxide A
Sulphur dioxide B
Carbon dioxide C
Carbon mono-oxide D

Question # 17

Nobel Prize was started after the name if Alfred Nobel who invented:

Aeroplane A
Telephone B
Dynamite C
Safety lamp D

Question # 18

Botany is the:

Study of plants A
Study of herbs B
Study of herbs C
Study of forest D

Question # 19

Earthquakes and volcanoes mostly occur in:

Plateau region A
Folded and faulted region B
Deep sea planes C
Coastal areas D

Question # 20

The polar diameter of the earth is shorter than equatorial diameter by about:

40 km A
43 km B
48 km C
53 km D

Question # 21

Hanging valleys are formed due to the action of:

Volcanic eruption A
Glacier B
Waves of Ocean C
River D

Question # 22

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

Kanchenjunga A
K2 B
Lhotse C
Makalu D

Question # 23

A star that flares up for a short time and then returns to its original magnitude is a:

Pulsar A
Nova B
Quasar C
Black hole D

Question # 24

What is the largest Australian island?

Melville Island A
Tasmania B
Kangaroo Island C
Dirk Island D

Question # 25

How many bones are there in a newly born infant?

206 A
230 B
280 C
300 D

Question # 26

Life is absent on:

Cabon A
Hydrogen B
Water C
Nitrogen D

Question # 27

The 'Solar Corona' mainly consists of:

Cosmic rays A
Molten rays B
Molten lava C
Gases D

Question # 28

What temperature can the center of Earth's core reach up to?

7000 K A
7500 K B
7300 K C
8100 K D

Question # 29

Which one of the following latitudes forms a Great Circle?

0 degree A
23-1/2 degree B
66-1/2 degree C
90 degree D

Question # 30

What is the largest fresh water lake in the world by volume?

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

Question # 31

The largest source of pollution in the world in:

Industrial effluents A
Sewage and garbage B
Automobile exhausts C
Herbicides and insecticides D

Question # 32

The largest living bird is:

Duck A
Dodo B
Ostrich C
Peacock D

Question # 33

Which planet is known as the "Evening Star"?

Saturn A
Venus B
Jupiter C
Mercury D

Question # 34

Nervous system is affected by the shortage of:

Oxygen A
Pericardium B
Dermis C
Epicardium D

Question # 35

The North and South Equatorial currents are caused by:

Difference in temperatures A
The prevailing trades B
The prevailing westerlies C
None of these D

Question # 36

Which is the largest muscle in the body?

Buttock muscle A
Stapedius B
Monocyte C
Lymphocyte D

Question # 37

Activity of brain is recorded by:

ECG A
EEG B
MET C
CT D

Question # 38

Which European country is surrounded by Germany, Poland, and Austria?

Czech Republic A
Switzerland B
Romania C
Slovakia D

Question # 39

Which of the following fibre is least proneto fire?

Rayon A
Cotton B
Nylon C
None of these D

Question # 40

Which of the following is the lightest gas?

Nitrogen A
Hydrogen B
Oxygen C
Carbon dioxide D

Question # 41

What is the most populated country in Europe?

Germany A
France B
Portugal C
Yugoslavia D

Question # 42

The founder of the technique of psychoanalysis was:

Isaac Newton A
Sigmund Freud B
Pavlov C
John Hwats D

Question # 43

A microscopic organism playing a vital role in nitrogen cycle is:

Virus A
Bacteria B
Protozoa C
Red algae D

Question # 44

What is a bright region in the sun called?

Prominence A
Sunspot B
Plage C
Flare D

Question # 45

The purest form of iron is:

Steel A
Wrought iron B
Cast iron C
Pig iron D

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1	Using the International Date LIne as the limit, as geographers usually do, which country stretches farthest to the east?	A. China B. North Korea C. Japan D. Russia
2	Which part of the body has greatest regeneration power?	A. Liver B. Kidney C. Pancreas D. Brain
3	The epicenter of earthquake which struck Pakistan on 8th October 2005 was 100 kilometer in the north of Islamabad at:	A. Balakot B. Muzaffarabad C. Garhi Habib Ullah D. None of these
4	What is meant by myopia?	A. Long-sightedness B. Short-sightedness C. Colour blindness D. Night blindness
5	Which of the following is an Argillaceous rock?	A. Shale B. Sandstone C. Limestone D. Slate
6	who discovered Relativity Theory?	A. Soddy B. newton C. Einstein D. Spenser
7	A person with a stone in a kidney is advised to avoid?	A. Lemon B. Vineger C. Tomato D. Lentils
8	who is the inventor of motorcycle?	A. De forest B. bell C. daimler D. harrison
9	What is Mercury in our solar system?	A. The smallest planet B. The fastest planet C. The planet nearest to Sun D. All of these
10	The earth's annual circuit round the sun covers a distance of:	A. 1096 million km B. 966 million km C. 1036 million km D. none of these

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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

Which of the following country is called enclave?

Meningitis is a disease which affects the:

What figure in decametres shows 10 meters?

Which of the following has the highest wind velocity?

In the northern hemisphere,the winds are deflected:

The solar wind is composed of:

Vitamin C is an essential nutrient required by the body for the development and maintenance of:

Which tissue is responsible for the passage of water in plants?

The approximate diameter of the earth is:

The first satellite was launched by:

In which type of rocks are metals like gold and copper mostly found?

What is the world's largest river?

The smallest planet is:

The maximum temperature to human skin can tolerate without getting blisters is:

White Blood Cells are also known as:

What is a laughing gas?

Nobel Prize was started after the name if Alfred Nobel who invented:

Botany is the:

Earthquakes and volcanoes mostly occur in:

The polar diameter of the earth is shorter than equatorial diameter by about:

Hanging valleys are formed due to the action of:

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

A star that flares up for a short time and then returns to its original magnitude is a:

What is the largest Australian island?

How many bones are there in a newly born infant?

Life is absent on:

The 'Solar Corona' mainly consists of:

What temperature can the center of Earth's core reach up to?

Which one of the following latitudes forms a Great Circle?

What is the largest fresh water lake in the world by volume?

The largest source of pollution in the world in:

The largest living bird is:

Which planet is known as the "Evening Star"?

Nervous system is affected by the shortage of:

The North and South Equatorial currents are caused by:

Which is the largest muscle in the body?

Activity of brain is recorded by:

Which European country is surrounded by Germany, Poland, and Austria?

Which of the following fibre is least proneto fire?

Which of the following is the lightest gas?

What is the most populated country in Europe?

The founder of the technique of psychoanalysis was:

A microscopic organism playing a vital role in nitrogen cycle is:

What is a bright region in the sun called?

The purest form of iron is:

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