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Question # 1

Temperature is measured by:

Watt A
Degree Celsius B
Specific heat C
None of these D

Question # 2

The time required by moonlight to reach the earth is:

One second A
1.3 second B
2 second C
3 second D

Question # 3

Red Blood Cells (RBC) are also known as:

Erythrocytes A
Thrombocytes B
Leucocytes C
None of these D

Question # 4

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 # 5

What river separates the Libyan Desert from the Nubian?

Nile A
Orange B
Zambezi C
Vaal D

Question # 6

Which instrument is used to receive radio waves from objects in space?

Radio telescope A
Radiograph B
Seismograph C
Atomic telescope D

Question # 7

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

Germany A
Italy B
Spain C
Ukraine D

Question # 8

What is the highest point on Antarctica?

Vinson Massif A
Mt. Markham B
Mt. Kirkpatrick C
Mt. Menzies D

Question # 9

Which of the following phenomenon gives an evidence for spherical shape of the earth?

Solar eclipse A
Lunar eclipse B
Revolution C
Rotation of earth D

Question # 10

What stage of its life is our Sun in now?

Red Giant stage A
Natural sequence B
Supernova C
Main Sequence D

Question # 11

Which of the following is the best conductor of electricity?

Silver A
Mica B
Copper C
Zinc D

Question # 12

At one time, Greeks associated Venus with what goddess?

Aphrodite A
Andromeda B
Cassiopeia C
Athena D

Question # 13

Before Germany became one nation, what was the capital of West Germany?

Frankfurt A
Bonn B
Hamburg C
Berlin D

Question # 14

The centre of cyclone is called:

Apex A
Eye B
Vertex C
Focus D

Question # 15

name the inventor of submarine.

vail A
holland B
lake C
pascal D

Question # 16

Which of the following is not a a bone in the human body?

Sternum A
Pericardium B
Tibia C
Humerus D

Question # 17

Gene is:

A segment of DNA A
A segment of DNA and histone B
A segment of DNA, RNA and histone C
All of the above D

Question # 18

Artesian wells are formed in:

Basalt rocks A
Aquifer rocks B
Coral rocks C
Dykes D

Question # 19

The Horse latitudes are:

The regions of calm and light variable winds A
The regions lying between 5° N and 5° S B
The region of low atmospheric pressure C
None of these D

Question # 20

Bile is produced by-

Liver A
Pancreas B
Salivary gland C
Stomach D

Question # 21

Who among the following first discarded the theory of spontaneous creation and gave that life originates from pre-existing life?

Louis Pasteur A
Stanley Miller B
Lamark C
Charles Darwin D

Question # 22

Nitrogen fixation is done by:

Red algae A
Blue green algae B
Brown algae C
None of these D

Question # 23

Nautical mile is a unit of distance used in:

Astronomy A
Navigation B
Road mile C
None of these D

Question # 24

Typhoid is a disease of:

Liver A
Lungs B
Intestine C
Stomach D

Question # 25

The study of biology at a molecular level is called:

Hematology A
Taxonomy B
Molecular Biology C
Cryptograph D

Question # 26

Fathom is the unit of:

Sound A
Depth B
Distance C
Frequency D

Question # 27

Which variety of glass is heat resisting?

Pyrex glass A
Hard glass B
Flint glass C
Bottle glass D

Question # 28

The pH of human is:

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

Question # 29

Sodium metal is kept under:

Alcohol A
Water B
Petrol C
Kerosene D

Question # 30

Seasons on the earth are caused by:

Revolution of earth round the sun and its axis tilted at 66^1/2 A
Rotation on earth round its axis B
All places of earth have equal temperature C
None of these D

Question # 31

How many millimetres constitute one centimetre?

10 millimetres A
15 milliemetres B
12 millimetres C
20 millimetres D

Question # 32

The International Date-line makes slight deviation from 180° meridian so that it:

Divides the land masses under the same administration A
Does not divide the Bering Strait B
Does not divide a group of islands under the same administration C
Divides the pacific ocean into two equal halves D

Question # 33

The law of conservation of energy states that:

Energy can be created as well as destroyed A
Energy can be created but not destroyed B
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed C
None of these D

Question # 34

An area in which rainfall is usually less than 250 mm per year and vegetation covers less than 50 percent of the ground is called:

Desert A
Lake B
Gulf C
Sand D

Question # 35

Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are called:

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

Question # 36

The only line of latitude which is as large as any line of longitude is the:

Prime Meridian A
Tropic of Capricom B
Tropic of cancer C
Equator D

Question # 37

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 # 38

If Antarctica were a country, where would it rank in size among other countries?

First A
Second B
Third C
Fourth D

Question # 39

The highest radius of earth is at:

Cancer A
Capricorn B
Poles C
Equator D

Question # 40

The four planets closer to the sun are called

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

Question # 41

who invented the stainless steel?

walker A
edison B
berarley C
none of these D

Question # 42

In which of the following activities silicon carbide is used?

Cutting very hard substance A
Making cement and glass B
Disinfecting water of ponds C
Making casts for statues D

Question # 43

Which of the following is not a form of precipitation?

Rainfall A
Waterfall B
Dew C
Fog D

Question # 44

San Francisco Golden gate located in which state?

California A
Washington B
Texas C
Arizona D

Question # 45

How many decagrams are there in 10 grams?

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	What are soaps?	A. Sodium or potassium salts of heavier fatty acids B. Salts of silicates C. Sodium or potassium salts D. Mixture of glycerol and alcohol
2	The study of biology at a molecular level is called:	A. Hematology B. Taxonomy C. Molecular Biology D. Cryptograph
3	The science that studies living organisms	A. Biology B. Taxonomy C. Anatomy D. None of these
4	Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?	A. Monsoon lands B. Steppes C. Savanna D. Prairies
5	What are asteroids?	A. Minor planets revolving round the sun between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter B. Luminous celestial bodies moving round the Sun C. A group of fixed stars arranged naturally D. None of these
6	What is the maximum length of a day on the poles?	A. 6 months B. 1 year C. 8 months D. 2 years
7	What are the two parts of the nervous system?	A. Cranial and spinal B. Central and peripheral C. Parietal and occipital D. Frontal and temporal
8	Planet nearest to the sun are:	A. Mercury and Mars B. Mercury and Venus C. Earth and Mercury D. Mercury and Uranus
9	After Denmark, which country has territory closest to the geographic of black population?	A. Canada B. Russia C. Finland D. Norway
10	The geological and chemical study of rocks is called?	A. Thermodynamics B. Taxonomy C. Hematology D. Petrology

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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

Temperature is measured by:

The time required by moonlight to reach the earth is:

Red Blood Cells (RBC) are also known as:

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

What river separates the Libyan Desert from the Nubian?

Which instrument is used to receive radio waves from objects in space?

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

What is the highest point on Antarctica?

Which of the following phenomenon gives an evidence for spherical shape of the earth?

What stage of its life is our Sun in now?

Which of the following is the best conductor of electricity?

At one time, Greeks associated Venus with what goddess?

Before Germany became one nation, what was the capital of West Germany?

The centre of cyclone is called:

name the inventor of submarine.

Which of the following is not a a bone in the human body?

Gene is:

Artesian wells are formed in:

The Horse latitudes are:

Bile is produced by-

Who among the following first discarded the theory of spontaneous creation and gave that life originates from pre-existing life?

Nitrogen fixation is done by:

Nautical mile is a unit of distance used in:

Typhoid is a disease of:

The study of biology at a molecular level is called:

Fathom is the unit of:

Which variety of glass is heat resisting?

The pH of human is:

Sodium metal is kept under:

Seasons on the earth are caused by:

How many millimetres constitute one centimetre?

The International Date-line makes slight deviation from 180° meridian so that it:

The law of conservation of energy states that:

An area in which rainfall is usually less than 250 mm per year and vegetation covers less than 50 percent of the ground is called:

Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are called:

The only line of latitude which is as large as any line of longitude is the:

The North and South Equatorial currents are caused by:

If Antarctica were a country, where would it rank in size among other countries?

The highest radius of earth is at:

The four planets closer to the sun are called

who invented the stainless steel?

In which of the following activities silicon carbide is used?

Which of the following is not a form of precipitation?

San Francisco Golden gate located in which state?

How many decagrams are there in 10 grams?

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