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Question # 1

Latitude of a point on the earth is measured by the distance in:

Kilometers from the poles A
Angles from the equator B
Kilometers from the equator C
None of these D

Question # 2

One degree of longitude/ latitude covers approximately:

70 miles A
56.6 miles B
66.6 miles C
28.6 miles D

Question # 3

Lack of proper nutrition results in:

Scurvy A
Fluorosis B
Anemia C
Diabetes D

Question # 4

What is the world's largest river?

Rhine A
Mississippi B
Nile C
Amazon D

Question # 5

The ________ is also known as the Northern Lights.

Aurora borealis A
Nova B
Quasar C
Black hole D

Question # 6

The bright heavenly body with a long luminous tail,is called

A planet A
A constellation B
A comet C
A satellite D

Question # 7

Pampero is

A cold wind which prevails in Argentine and Uruguay A
A low pressure area in Ecuador B
A moisture laden wind C
A high pressure areas D

Question # 8

Knot is a unit of speed of which of the following?

Light waves A
Ship B
Sound waves C
Aeroplanes D

Question # 9

The science of genes, heredity, and the variation of organisms

Taxonomy A
Genetics B
Hematology C
Archaeology D

Question # 10

In human body, the legs are:

Humerus and Femur A
Fibula and Tibia B
Fibula and Ulna C
Tibia and Radius D

Question # 11

Using the International Date LIne as the limit, as geographers usually do, which country stretches farthest to the east?

China A
North Korea B
Japan C
Russia D

Question # 12

Who was the first person to cross what is now known as the Antarctic Circle?

Robert Amundsen A
Fabien Bellingshausen B
James cook C
John Davis D

Question # 13

The material that comes out of a volcano at the time of eruption is:

Solid liquid gaseous A
Solid and liquid B
Solid and gaseous C
Liquid and gaseous D

Question # 14

How many sheikdoms comprise the United Arab Emirates?

Three A
Seven B
Eleven C
Fifteen D

Question # 15

The Bosporus is a strait separating what large land masses?

Asia and Europe A
Australia and New Zealand B
Europe and Afirca C
Iceland and Greenland D

Question # 16

What is it called when the sun is blocked out by the Moon's shadow?

Lunar eclipse A
Earth eclipse B
Solar eclipse C
Partial eclipse D

Question # 17

Mammals are:

Warm-blooded A
Clod-blooded B
Both (a) and (b) C
None of these D

Question # 18

The position of the earth in its orbit,when it is at its greater distance from the sun causing summer in the Northern Hemisphere is:

Perihelion A
Aphelion B
Perigee C
Apogee D

Question # 19

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

Camel A
Car B
Horse C
Train D

Question # 20

Which is the largest country of Europe according to area excluding Russia?

Germany A
Italy B
Spain C
Ukraine D

Question # 21

Animal meat is a good source of--

Protein A
Vitamin B
CHO C
Chlorophyll D

Question # 22

What South American city is the world's highest national capital?

Lima A
Sao Paulo B
La Paz C
Montevideo D

Question # 23

What is the minimum wind speed of a hurricane?

54 mph A
74 mph B
94 mph C
114 mph D

Question # 24

Nautical mile is a unit of distance used in:

Astronomy A
Navigation B
Road mile C
None of these D

Question # 25

Which planet has shortest year?

Mercury A
Jupiter B
Earth C
Pluto D

Question # 26

What rays of sunlight are mostly utilized by chlorophyll in photosynthesis?

Red A
Yellow B
Green C
Blue D

Question # 27

Which of the following is known as 'graveyard' of Red Blood Cells?

Spleen A
Liver B
Bone marrow C
Appendix D

Question # 28

According to definition of deserts, which desert is the largest in the world?

Antractica A
Gobi, Mongolia/northern China B
Shahra, northern Africa C
Kalahari, southwestern Africa D

Question # 29

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

Question # 30

The study of human population is called:

Anatomy A
Demography B
Cytology C
Histology D

Question # 31

The sun: What was it 'born' and how long is it still expected to shine?

7 billion years ago; 2 billion years A
9.7 billion years ago; 1000 years B
5.3 billion years ago; 900 million years C
4.6 billion years ago; 5 billion years D

Question # 32

Which group are the 'universal receivers'?

B+ A
AB- B
AB+ C
A- D

Question # 33

Lowest rate of photosynthesis takes place in:

Orange light A
Red light B
Green light C
Blue light D

Question # 34

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 # 35

What reservoir is formed behind the Aswan High Dam in Egypt?

Lake Powell A
Grand Lake B
Lake Reservoir C
Lake Nasser D

Question # 36

The smallest planet is:

Venus A
Mercury B
Neptune C
Uranus D

Question # 37

who inventor the gas mantle?

wellsbach A
spenser B
berliner C
colt D

Question # 38

Who gave the first general theory of evolution on earth?

Lamarck A
Stanley Miller B
Aristotle C
None of these D

Question # 39

One ton consists of:

500 kilograms A
1000 kilograms B
1200 kilograms C
1400 kilograms D

Question # 40

Which country does not border the Arabian Sea?

Saudi Arabia A
India B
Pakistan C
Oman D

Question # 41

Borden's discovery is:

insulin A
milk condensation B
DNA C
RNA D

Question # 42

Days and nights are caused by:

Rotation of the earth on its axis A
Revolution of the earth around the sun B
Inclination of the earth's axis C
None of these D

Question # 43

On which continent would you find the region of Patagonia?

North America A
Australia B
South America C
Asia D

Question # 44

What part of the cell makes proteins?

Ribosomes A
Mitochondria B
Lysosomes C
Vacuole D

Question # 45

Which of the following was to be discovered first in the chromosphere of the sun?

Xenon A
Helium B
Neon C
Krypton D

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	Which of the following is not a neutral oxide?	A. Sulphur dioxide B. Water C. Nitric oxide D. Nitrous oxide
2	A crack in the earth's crust through which hot magma and gases forces out is called:	A. Eruption B. Volcano C. Break D. Crack
3	Which of the following is the uppermost layer of the atmosphere?	A. Stratrosphere B. Exosphere C. Mesosphere D. None of these
4	Which one of the following countries has the highest agricultural production in Europe?	A. France B. Switzerland C. Denmark D. Germany
5	Japan experiences frequent earthquakes because it is located	A. In the volcanic belt B. On the eastern coast of Asia C. On the meeting point of two plates D. None of these
6	Which land is famous for mixed farming?	A. Monsoon Lands B. Steppes C. Savanna D. Prairies
7	A star that flares up for a short time and then returns to its original magnitude is a:	A. Pulsar B. Nova C. Quasar D. Black hole
8	The cell that lacks a nucleus is:	A. Flame cell B. Spermatozoan C. Red blood cell of man D. White blood cell
9	Knot is a unit of speed of which of the following?	A. Light waves B. Ship C. Sound waves D. Aeroplanes
10	In metabolism, enzymes act as:	A. Promotor B. Catalyst C. Oxident D. Reductant

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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

Latitude of a point on the earth is measured by the distance in:

One degree of longitude/ latitude covers approximately:

Lack of proper nutrition results in:

What is the world's largest river?

The ________ is also known as the Northern Lights.

The bright heavenly body with a long luminous tail,is called

Pampero is

Knot is a unit of speed of which of the following?

The science of genes, heredity, and the variation of organisms

In human body, the legs are:

Using the International Date LIne as the limit, as geographers usually do, which country stretches farthest to the east?

Who was the first person to cross what is now known as the Antarctic Circle?

The material that comes out of a volcano at the time of eruption is:

How many sheikdoms comprise the United Arab Emirates?

The Bosporus is a strait separating what large land masses?

What is it called when the sun is blocked out by the Moon's shadow?

Mammals are:

The position of the earth in its orbit,when it is at its greater distance from the sun causing summer in the Northern Hemisphere is:

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

Which is the largest country of Europe according to area excluding Russia?

Animal meat is a good source of--

What South American city is the world's highest national capital?

What is the minimum wind speed of a hurricane?

Nautical mile is a unit of distance used in:

Which planet has shortest year?

What rays of sunlight are mostly utilized by chlorophyll in photosynthesis?

Which of the following is known as 'graveyard' of Red Blood Cells?

According to definition of deserts, which desert is the largest in the world?

Twelve constellations referred to as zodiac,are:

The study of human population is called:

The sun: What was it 'born' and how long is it still expected to shine?

Which group are the 'universal receivers'?

Lowest rate of photosynthesis takes place in:

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

What reservoir is formed behind the Aswan High Dam in Egypt?

The smallest planet is:

who inventor the gas mantle?

Who gave the first general theory of evolution on earth?

One ton consists of:

Which country does not border the Arabian Sea?

Borden's discovery is:

Days and nights are caused by:

On which continent would you find the region of Patagonia?

What part of the cell makes proteins?

Which of the following was to be discovered first in the chromosphere of the sun?

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