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Question # 1

Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are called:

Gaseous planets A
Asteroid planets B
Blue planets C
Terrestrial planets D

Question # 2

Khmer is the official language of which country?

Laos A
Cambodia B
Vietnam C
Thailand D

Question # 3

Tides are caused by the gravitational pull of the:

Earth on the moon A
Earth on the sun B
Sun and the moon on earth C
Moon on earth D

Question # 4

What was discovered in Venezuela's Lake Maracaibo in 1914?

Oil A
Pearl B
Gold C
Mermaid D

Question # 5

Earthquakes and volcanoes mostly occur in:

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

Question # 6

In laundry soaps, a material called filler is used; which of the following is filler?

Talc A
Soda ash B
Sodium silicates C
None of these D

Question # 7

Which planet has shortest year?

Mercury A
Jupiter B
Earth C
Pluto D

Question # 8

The pH of human is:

6.5-7 A
7.5-8 B
8-9 C
4.5-5 D

Question # 9

10 dekalitres are equal to:

1 hectolitre A
2 hectolitre B
5 hectolitre C
6 hectolitre D

Question # 10

The combustible material at the tip of a safety match stick is:

Sulphur A
Antimony sulphide B
Manganese oxide C
None of these D

Question # 11

What is the average adult pulse rate?

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

Question # 12

At the core of the earth,the temperature is estimated to be around:

1000 °C A
1500 °C B
2000 °C C
2500°C D

Question # 13

What is the maximum length of a day on the poles?

6 months A
1 year B
8 months C
2 years D

Question # 14

Which country lies on the equator?

Tanzania A
Gabon B
Rwanda C
Chad D

Question # 15

The gastric glands in the stomach produce which enzyme?

Ptyalin A
Pepsin B
Tropism C
Insulin D

Question # 16

Which among the following is a positively charged particle emitted by a radioactive element?

Beta rays A
Alpha rays B
Gamma rays C
Cathode rays D

Question # 17

The study of biology at a molecular level is called:

Hematology A
Taxonomy B
Molecular Biology C
Cryptograph D

Question # 18

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 # 19

The movement inside the Earth's crust is studied by:

Geodesy A
Geology B
Plate Tectonics C
Seismology D

Question # 20

Alexandria is the seaport of:

Egypt A
Greece B
France C
Spain D

Question # 21

Yerevan is the capital of which country, formerly part of the Soviet Union?

Lithuania A
Chechnya B
Armenia C
Turkmenistan D

Question # 22

Which country's flag is the inverse of the flag of the Red Cross?

Japan A
Denmark B
Switzerland C
Sweden D

Question # 23

From which mineral is radium obtained?

Limestone A
Pitchblende B
Rutile C
Haematite D

Question # 24

The scientists have found some proofs of presence of water on which of the following planets?

Neptune A
Venus B
Mars C
Mercury D

Question # 25

Which of the following types of photons has the highest energy?

Visible radiation A
Radio waves B
Gamma rays C
X-rays D

Question # 26

Which vitamin is provided by sunlight to the body?

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

Question # 27

The insert gas which is substituted for nitrogen in the air, used by deep sea divers for breathing is:

Argon A
Helium B
Krypton C
Xenon D

Question # 28

The epicenter of earthquake which struck Pakistan on 8th October 2005 was 100 kilometer in the north of Islamabad at:

Balakot A
Muzaffarabad B
Garhi Habib Ullah C
None of these D

Question # 29

Which type of cells has no nucleus?

Red Blood cells A
Nerve cells B
White blood cells C
None of these D

Question # 30

Life of RBC in human blood is of:

130 days A
120 days B
110 days C
100 days D

Question # 31

The study of bacteria in relation to disease

Taxonomy A
Hematology B
Bacteriology C
Archaeology D

Question # 32

What are 'Red giants'?

Caucasians A
Old Stars B
Young stars C
None of these D

Question # 33

Which person occurs abundantly in eggs?

Keratin A
Albumin B
Collagen C
Haemoglobin D

Question # 34

The nearest relatives of man are:

New world monkeys A
Apes B
Old world monkeys C
Lemurs D

Question # 35

The unit of measuring distances between the stars is known as:

Galactic unit A
Light year B
Cosmic kilometre C
None of these D

Question # 36

What bay in Canada could hold the entire state of Texas with room to spare?

Hudson Bay A
Bay of Fundy B
James Bay C
Baffin Bay D

Question # 37

Tsunami is a large sea wave caused by an earthquake experienced recently along the coasts of:

India A
China B
Australia C
Japan D

Question # 38

They usually happen after a rainstorm

Lunar eclipse A
Meteor shower B
Rainbows C
Solar Flare D

Question # 39

What is the use of forensic medicine and science

Post-mortem A
Use of scientific techniques to solve criminal cases B
For legal matters C
For police D

Question # 40

The local time of a place is known with reference to its:

Distance from the capital city A
Longitudinal position B
Latitudinal position C
None of these D

Question # 41

The formula of plaster of Paris is:

CaSO₄ A
Ca₂SO₄2H₂O B
2CaSO₄H₂O C
Ca₂SO₄2H₂O₂ D

Question # 42

What is a fireball that produces a sonic boom called?

Meteorite A
Bolide B
Comet C
No such object D

Question # 43

Which of the following is a best conductor of electricity?

Ordinary water A
Sea water B
Boiled water C
Rain water D

Question # 44

The olfactory bulb is a key component of which of these human senses?

Hearing A
Touch B
Smelling C
Sight D

Question # 45

point out the invention of Richter.

Richter scale A
lamp B
bicycle C
razor D

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1	The scientific study of aging is know as:	A. etiology B. geratology C. osteology D. teratology
2	What is the largest island in the Mediterranean?	A. Cyprus B. Crete C. Sardinia D. Sicily
3	Cooking oil can be converted into vegetable ghee by the process of:	A. Hydrogenation B. Crystallization C. Oxidation D. None of these
4	What is Celluloses?	A. Fats B. Carbohydrates C. Vitamins D. Protein
5	Baghdad lies on which river?	A. Ganges B. Tigris C. Euphrates D. Indus
6	London is situated on bank of river:	A. Delaware River B. Nile River C. Thames River D. None of these
7	Isotopes are separated by:	A. Filtratiom B. Distillation C. Sublimation D. None of these
8	Which planet's winds are the fastest in the Solar system?	A. Neptune B. Mercury C. Pluto D. Jupiter
9	Tides are caused by the gravitational pull of the:	A. Earth on the moon B. Earth on the sun C. Sun and the moon on earth D. Moon on earth
10	In human body, the legs are:	A. Humerus and Femur B. Fibula and Tibia C. Fibula and Ulna D. Tibia and Radius

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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

Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are called:

Khmer is the official language of which country?

Tides are caused by the gravitational pull of the:

What was discovered in Venezuela's Lake Maracaibo in 1914?

Earthquakes and volcanoes mostly occur in:

In laundry soaps, a material called filler is used; which of the following is filler?

Which planet has shortest year?

The pH of human is:

10 dekalitres are equal to:

The combustible material at the tip of a safety match stick is:

What is the average adult pulse rate?

At the core of the earth,the temperature is estimated to be around:

What is the maximum length of a day on the poles?

Which country lies on the equator?

The gastric glands in the stomach produce which enzyme?

Which among the following is a positively charged particle emitted by a radioactive element?

The study of biology at a molecular level is called:

Moon is called a satellite of the earth because

The movement inside the Earth's crust is studied by:

Alexandria is the seaport of:

Yerevan is the capital of which country, formerly part of the Soviet Union?

Which country's flag is the inverse of the flag of the Red Cross?

From which mineral is radium obtained?

The scientists have found some proofs of presence of water on which of the following planets?

Which of the following types of photons has the highest energy?

Which vitamin is provided by sunlight to the body?

The insert gas which is substituted for nitrogen in the air, used by deep sea divers for breathing is:

The epicenter of earthquake which struck Pakistan on 8th October 2005 was 100 kilometer in the north of Islamabad at:

Which type of cells has no nucleus?

Life of RBC in human blood is of:

The study of bacteria in relation to disease

What are 'Red giants'?

Which person occurs abundantly in eggs?

The nearest relatives of man are:

The unit of measuring distances between the stars is known as:

What bay in Canada could hold the entire state of Texas with room to spare?

Tsunami is a large sea wave caused by an earthquake experienced recently along the coasts of:

They usually happen after a rainstorm

What is the use of forensic medicine and science

The local time of a place is known with reference to its:

The formula of plaster of Paris is:

What is a fireball that produces a sonic boom called?

Which of the following is a best conductor of electricity?

The olfactory bulb is a key component of which of these human senses?

point out the invention of Richter.

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