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Question # 1

Which of the following fibre is least proneto fire?

Rayon A
Cotton B
Nylon C
None of these D

Question # 2

Apiculture is science of Bee keeping. What is ornithology?

Insects A
Bee keeping B
Birds C
Cancer D

Question # 3

Which country does Greenland belong to?

Great Britain A
Denmark B
Switzerland C
Germany D

Question # 4

Which country gained its independence from France on March 20, 1956?

Morocco A
Tunisia B
Egypt C
Algeria D

Question # 5

When matter spins towards a black hole, what kind of energy does it release?

Light energy A
Ultraviolet rays B
Infrared light C
X-ray energy D

Question # 6

whose inventor is incandescent lamp.

colt A
waterman B
bullock C
hunt D

Question # 7

Which is the smallest gland in human body?

Liver A
Thyroid B
Pituitary C
Salivary Glands D

Question # 8

Which of the following gases is not found free in air?

Nitrogen A
Hydrogen B
Oxygen C
Carbon dioxide D

Question # 9

There are literally millions of known galaxies in the universe. We live in the Milky Way galaxy, on the end of one of the 'arms'. What is the shape of Milky Way galaxy?

Spiral A
Geoid B
Ecliptic C
None of these D

Question # 10

Which is the shallowest of the Great Lakes?

Lake Erie A
Lake Huron B
Lake Ontario C
Lake Michigan D

Question # 11

Which of the following hormones contains iodline?

Adrenaline A
Thyroxine B
Insulin C
Testosterone D

Question # 12

In an atomic explosion,enormous energy is related which is due to the:

Conversion of neutrons into protons A
Conversion of mass into energy B
Conversion of mechanical energy intl nuclear energy C
None of these D

Question # 13

Which of these lakes does the Jordan River flow into?

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

Question # 14

Saturn was the first planet known to have:

Rings A
Sunspots B
Satellites C
Craters D

Question # 15

Which country of Europe is known as the 'Country of Lakes'?

Finland A
Italy B
France C
Spain D

Question # 16

The evolution of human species took place mainly in:

Arthropod A
Reptile B
Amphibian C
Echinoderm D

Question # 17

How many kilogram constitute one quintal?

50 A
100 B
150 C
200 D

Question # 18

How many grains are there in one troy ounce?

460 A
480 B
496 C
498 D

Question # 19

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 # 20

What is the waste gas made that humans breathe out?

Carbon dioxide A
Oxygen B
Carbon monoxide C
Nitrogen D

Question # 21

What is the traditional mode of transportation in the Sahara desert?

Camel A
Car B
Horse C
Train D

Question # 22

Which is the smallest muscle in the body

Gluteus maximus A
Stapedius B
Monocyte C
Lymphocyte D

Question # 23

What is the biggest island in South Africa?

Ascension A
Marion B
Gough C
Tristan Cunha D

Question # 24

The study of heavenly bodies is known as:

Astrology A
Astrophysics B
Astronomy C
Geophysics D

Question # 25

The maximum fixation of solar energy is done by:

Bacteria A
Protozoa B
Green plants C
Fungi D

Question # 26

What is Africa's newest country?

South Sudan A
Cole D'lvori B
Burkina Faso C
Erilrea D

Question # 27

Which country lies on the equator?

Tanzania A
Gabon B
Rwanda C
Chad D

Question # 28

In which country is the world's southernmost city?

Argentina A
Chile B
Australia C
New Zealand D

Question # 29

Night blindness is caused by the deficiency of:

Vitamin A A
Vitamin B B
Vitamin C C
Vitamin E D

Question # 30

Which Southeast Asian country was the only to not have been colonized by a European Country?

Cambodia A
Laos B
Malaysia C
Thailand D

Question # 31

Which one of the following areas is dominant in hunting and gathering?

Hot Desert A
Cold Desert B
Tropical Forest C
Temperate grassland D

Question # 32

The ________ is also known as the Northern Lights.

Aurora borealis A
Nova B
Quasar C
Black hole D

Question # 33

Which one of the following is most destructive?

Cyclone A
Tornado B
Typhoon C
Willy-willy D

Question # 34

Among the following the deepest sea is:

Red Sea A
Caribbean Sea B
Bering Sea C
Mediterranean Sea D

Question # 35

Ounce is equal to:

437.5 grains A
16 drams B
Both a and b C
None of these D

Question # 36

Two or more forms of a chemical element having different physical properties but having identifiable chemical compounds are called:

Allotropes A
Isotopes B
Isomers C
Isotones D

Question # 37

Which science describes maps and the features of universe?

Cosmology A
Cosmography B
Cosmo-physics C
Physical cosmography D

Question # 38

The normal temperature of the human body is:

90 F A
98 F B
98.6 F C
98.4 F D

Question # 39

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

America A
Asia B
Africa C
Europe D

Question # 40

The gases used in different types of welding would include:

Oxygen and acetylene A
Hydrogen and nitrogen B
Oxygen and nitrogen C
Hydrogen and helium D

Question # 41

The International Data-line is an imaginary line extending from pole along the places on the earth's surface and lies along the:

0° meridian A
180° meridian B
100° meridian C
120° meridian D

Question # 42

Which is the hottest planet in our solar system?

Venus A
Neptune B
Mars C
Mercury D

Question # 43

name the inventor of military tank.

daimler A
swinston B
tesla C
biro D

Question # 44

The instrument used for measuring earthquake is:

Seismograph A
Pantograph B
Barometer C
Hydrograph D

Question # 45

How many planets are present in our galaxy?

9 A
8 B
10 C
11 D

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1	The steam engine was invented by:	A. James Watt B. James Joule C. Thomas Newcomen D. Issac newton
2	Which of the following is a protein?	A. Wool B. Natural rubber C. Starch D. Cellulose
3	The second highest mountain in the world is located in which of these Pairs of countries?	A. Pakistan B. India C. Nepal D. China
4	Which nutrients are most likely to be affected by food processing and storage?	A. Fats B. Carbohydrates C. Vitamins D. Proteins
5	Of the total volume of the earth,which layer forms the major part?	A. Sial B. Sima C. Mantle D. Core
6	The sun is composed mainly of these two elements	A. Hydrogen and Helium B. Helium and Argon C. Nitrogen and Hydrogen D. Carbon and Oxygen
7	What is Bio-Engineering?	A. Science of medicine B. Science of life C. Application to biology and medicine D. None of these
8	The study of animals is called what?	A. Hematology B. Taxonomy C. Zoology D. Anatomy
9	Who developed the telegraph code?	A. Andre Ampere B. Samuel Morse C. Joseph Henry D. Jean Fourier
10	Huge congregation of stars that are held together by the force of gravity are known as:	A. Constellations B. Galaxies C. Comets D. Solar system

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CSS General Knowledge Subject Topic 1 MCQ's Test

MCQ's Test For CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

Which of the following fibre is least proneto fire?

Apiculture is science of Bee keeping. What is ornithology?

Which country does Greenland belong to?

Which country gained its independence from France on March 20, 1956?

When matter spins towards a black hole, what kind of energy does it release?

whose inventor is incandescent lamp.

Which is the smallest gland in human body?

Which of the following gases is not found free in air?

There are literally millions of known galaxies in the universe. We live in the Milky Way galaxy, on the end of one of the 'arms'. What is the shape of Milky Way galaxy?

Which is the shallowest of the Great Lakes?

Which of the following hormones contains iodline?

In an atomic explosion,enormous energy is related which is due to the:

Which of these lakes does the Jordan River flow into?

Saturn was the first planet known to have:

Which country of Europe is known as the 'Country of Lakes'?

The evolution of human species took place mainly in:

How many kilogram constitute one quintal?

How many grains are there in one troy ounce?

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

What is the waste gas made that humans breathe out?

What is the traditional mode of transportation in the Sahara desert?

Which is the smallest muscle in the body

What is the biggest island in South Africa?

The study of heavenly bodies is known as:

The maximum fixation of solar energy is done by:

What is Africa's newest country?

Which country lies on the equator?

In which country is the world's southernmost city?

Night blindness is caused by the deficiency of:

Which Southeast Asian country was the only to not have been colonized by a European Country?

Which one of the following areas is dominant in hunting and gathering?

The ________ is also known as the Northern Lights.

Which one of the following is most destructive?

Among the following the deepest sea is:

Ounce is equal to:

Two or more forms of a chemical element having different physical properties but having identifiable chemical compounds are called:

Which science describes maps and the features of universe?

The normal temperature of the human body is:

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

The gases used in different types of welding would include:

The International Data-line is an imaginary line extending from pole along the places on the earth's surface and lies along the:

Which is the hottest planet in our solar system?

name the inventor of military tank.

The instrument used for measuring earthquake is:

How many planets are present in our galaxy?

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