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Question # 1

When ship crosses Date-line from west to east:

It loses one day A
It gains one day B
It loses half day C
It gains half day D

Question # 2

Tides are the highest :

When the earth is nearest to the sun A
When the earth nearest to the moon B
When the sun,moon and earth are in line C
None of these D

Question # 3

Bio gas contains mainly:

Butane A
Methane B
Carbon dioxide C
Sodium D

Question # 4

The planet having the large number of satellites in the solar system is:

Mars A
Jupiter B
Saturn C
Uranus D

Question # 5

Which of the following elements is obtained from sea weeds?

Argon A
Sulphur B
Iodine C
Vanadium D

Question # 6

How many sheikdoms comprise the United Arab Emirates?

Three A
Seven B
Eleven C
Fifteen D

Question # 7

Who gave the first general theory of evolution on earth?

Lamarck A
Stanley Miller B
Aristotle C
None of these D

Question # 8

Which countries lie on the iberian Peninsula?

Denmark and the Neitherlands A
Italy and Austria B
Spain and France C
Spain and Portugal D

Question # 9

What is condensation?

Change of gas into solid A
Change of solid into liquid B
Change of vapor into liquid C
None of these D

Question # 10

who discovered Relativity Theory?

Soddy A
newton B
Einstein C
Spenser D

Question # 11

Naples is the seaport of:

Switzerland A
Italy B
Spain C
Greece D

Question # 12

Which of the following is is the second most abundant metal in the earth's crust?

Copper A
Iron B
Zinc C
Aluminium D

Question # 13

What is chronometer?

An instrument used to measure the degree of latitude. A
A highly accurate time piece which is used to keep Greenwich meantime. B
A scale which tells the distance between any two places. C
None of these D

Question # 14

10 decagrams are equal to one hectogram and 10 hectogram are equal to:

2 kilograms A
1 kilograms B
3 kilograms C
4 kilograms D

Question # 15

When Neptune officially was discovered?

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

Question # 16

Saliva in man is:

Acidic A
Alkaline B
Neutral C
None of these D

Question # 17

Which among the following four planets is the biggest in size?

Venus A
Mercury B
Earth C
Mars D

Question # 18

Which one of the following is not a mammal?

Shark A
Dolphin B
Seal C
Whale D

Question # 19

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 # 20

What is the average adult pulse rate?

140-150 A
115-125 B
72-80 C
60 D

Question # 21

Giant Panda is found in:

Nepal A
Bhutan B
India C
China D

Question # 22

Which quantity's unit is kilogram cubic metre?

Volume A
Density B
Area C
Momentum D

Question # 23

Through which choke point does the least oceanic cargo pass?

Strait of Gibraltar A
Strait of Malacca B
Strait of Magellan C
Strait of Hormuz D

Question # 24

How many kilogram constitute one quintal?

50 A
100 B
150 C
200 D

Question # 25

The largest lymphatic organ of the body is:

Liver A
Spleen B
Pancreas C
Duodenum D

Question # 26

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 # 27

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 # 28

Which acid is produced when milk gets sour?

Tartaric acid A
Lactic acid B
Butyric acid C
Acetic acid D

Question # 29

The percentage of radiant energy, reflected back by a surface is called:

Albedo A
Insolation B
Greenhouse effect C
Refraction D

Question # 30

The phenomenon of aurora borealis,the display of red and green lights in northern hemisphere is due to radiation from:

Troposphere A
Mesosphere B
Stratosphere C
None of these D

Question # 31

Lunar eclipse does not occur every month because:

The sun's orbit is not always in the same plane as the moon A
The moon's orbit is not all the time in the same plane as the earth B
The moon revolves at a slower speed than the earth C
None of these D

Question # 32

For which purpose seismograph is used?

For predicting earthquakes A
For recording earthquakes B
For detecting and measuring earthquakes C
All of these D

Question # 33

Which of the following glands is situated beneath the brain and whose over secretion produces giant-size children?

Pituitary A
Adrenal B
Thyroid C
Pancreas D

Question # 34

Hallucination can be caused by the:

Nicotine A
Aspirin B
Caffeine C
LSD D

Question # 35

Prime Meridian is also called:

Arctic circle A
Equator B
Greenwich Meridian C
Arctic pole D

Question # 36

What is Biometry?

Application of mathematics to living things A
Application of biology to living things B
science of apparatuses for biology C
None of these D

Question # 37

who is the inventor of motorcycle?

De forest A
bell B
daimler C
harrison D

Question # 38

Year is longest on:

Mercury A
Earth B
Jupiter C
None of these D

Question # 39

What is meant by Horticulture?

Science of flowers A
Scientific cultivations B
Science of agriculture C
Rural study D

Question # 40

Which of the following planets has the maximum number of satellites?

Jupiter A
Uranus B
Saturn C
Venus D

Question # 41

Which country of Asia has the most islands?

Indonesia A
Philippines B
Japan C
Malaysia D

Question # 42

The human body is immune to which disease?

Jaundice A
Diabetes B
Small pox C
Tuberculoses D

Question # 43

To which two countries does Jutland belong?

Denmark and Sweden A
Denmark & Germany B
Germany and Sweden C
Denmark and Norway D

Question # 44

Fluorine is present in:

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

Question # 45

Twelve constellations referred to as zodiac,are:

sign of Roman gods A
Imaginary region that encompasses the path of the planets B
A group of stars C
None of these D

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1	What is a bright region in the sun called?	A. Prominence B. Sunspot C. Plage D. Flare
2	The largest planet of the solar system is:	A. Earth B. Mars C. Jupiter D. Saturn
3	The immediate ancestor of modern man is:	A. java man B. Cro-Magnon man C. peking man D. Neanderthal man
4	Detergents used for cleaning clothes and utensils contain:	A. Nitrates B. Sulphates C. Sulphonates D. Bismuthinites
5	When the lens of the eye becomes foggy,it is called:	A. Myopia B. Cataract C. Presbyopia D. Hypermetropia
6	The orbits of planets around the sun,or of satellites around the earth can be:	A. Circular and elliptic B. Circular and hyperbolic C. Elliptic and parabolic D. parabolic and hyperbolic
7	who discovered that the earth was not the centre of the universe?	A. Aristotle B. Copernicus C. Sir Lsaac Newton D. Darwin
8	The direction of ocean currents is reversed with season:	A. In the Pacific Ocean B. In the Indian Ocean C. In the Mediterranean Ocean D. In the Atlantic Ocean
9	Which tree produces flowers first, then leaves?	A. Redbud tree B. Apple tree C. Tulip tree D. Locust tree
10	Lunar eclipse does not occur every month because:	A. The sun's orbit is not always in the same plane as the moon B. The moon's orbit is not all the time in the same plane as the earth C. The moon revolves at a slower speed than the earth 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

When ship crosses Date-line from west to east:

Tides are the highest :

Bio gas contains mainly:

The planet having the large number of satellites in the solar system is:

Which of the following elements is obtained from sea weeds?

How many sheikdoms comprise the United Arab Emirates?

Who gave the first general theory of evolution on earth?

Which countries lie on the iberian Peninsula?

What is condensation?

who discovered Relativity Theory?

Naples is the seaport of:

Which of the following is is the second most abundant metal in the earth's crust?

What is chronometer?

10 decagrams are equal to one hectogram and 10 hectogram are equal to:

When Neptune officially was discovered?

Saliva in man is:

Which among the following four planets is the biggest in size?

Which one of the following is not a mammal?

Moon is called a satellite of the earth because

What is the average adult pulse rate?

Giant Panda is found in:

Which quantity's unit is kilogram cubic metre?

Through which choke point does the least oceanic cargo pass?

How many kilogram constitute one quintal?

The largest lymphatic organ of the body is:

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

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

Which acid is produced when milk gets sour?

The percentage of radiant energy, reflected back by a surface is called:

The phenomenon of aurora borealis,the display of red and green lights in northern hemisphere is due to radiation from:

Lunar eclipse does not occur every month because:

For which purpose seismograph is used?

Which of the following glands is situated beneath the brain and whose over secretion produces giant-size children?

Hallucination can be caused by the:

Prime Meridian is also called:

What is Biometry?

who is the inventor of motorcycle?

Year is longest on:

What is meant by Horticulture?

Which of the following planets has the maximum number of satellites?

Which country of Asia has the most islands?

The human body is immune to which disease?

To which two countries does Jutland belong?

Fluorine is present in:

Twelve constellations referred to as zodiac,are:

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