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Question # 1

What is the official height (feet above sea level) of Everest?

29,200 A
29,000 B
29,035 C
28,500 D

Question # 2

Which of the correctly explain the phenomenon of ''Test tube Baby''?

When the fertilization is external and development is internal A
When the embryo process formation is in the test-tube B
When the fertilization is internal and development is external C
None of these D

Question # 3

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 # 4

Which Isthmus connects the continents of North and South America?

Isthmus of Panama A
Isthmus of Suez B
Madison Isthmus C
Isthmus of Dubrovnik D

Question # 5

Organic food includes:

Fat A
Proteins B
Vitamins C
All of these D

Question # 6

Permanent hardness of water can be removed by adding:

Potassium A
Washing soda B
Chlorine C
None of these D

Question # 7

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 # 8

How is measured the volume?

Cubic metre A
Metres B
Yards C
Square metre D

Question # 9

The heart is covered by a membrane called:

Epidermis A
Pericardium B
Dermis C
Epicardium D

Question # 10

Osteology is the study of bones. What is Palaeontology?

Study of fossils A
Study of eyes B
Study of snakes C
Study of virus D

Question # 11

What is called the study of structure of earth?

Geography A
Geology B
Geo-engineering C
Earth sciences D

Question # 12

The science of celestial bodies is known as:

Carpology A
Agronomy B
Radio astronomy C
Astronomy D

Question # 13

The four planets closer to the sun are called

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

Question # 14

''Beaufort scale'' is used to measure

Air pressure A
Wind pressure B
Wind direction C
Humidity D

Question # 15

Tectonic force is related with the building of various features of:

Mountains A
Earth's crust B
Ocean floor C
Earth's surface D

Question # 16

Which is called the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes?

Texas A
Alaska B
California C
None of these D

Question # 17

After Denmark, which country has territory closest to the geographic of black population?

Canada A
Russia B
Finland C
Norway D

Question # 18

When the wind is defected due to the rotation of the earth,it is called as:

Polar wind A
Geostropic wind B
Westerlies C
Trade winds D

Question # 19

A star that flares up for a short time and then returns to its original magnitude is a:

Pulsar A
Nova B
Quasar C
Black hole D

Question # 20

Which river touches more countries than any other?

Danube A
Rhine B
Amazon C
Nile D

Question # 21

The vitamin which is very liable and easily destroy during cooking as well as storage is:

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

Question # 22

Name the invented the gas burner?

Einthoven A
watt B
braille C
thomson D

Question # 23

Comets revolved around:

Earth A
Sun B
Venus C
No single heavenly body D

Question # 24

Seeds can best be preserved in:

Hot and dry condition A
Cool and dry condition B
Hot and wet condition C
Cool and wet condition D

Question # 25

What is the approximately length of the Suez Canal?

110 km A
150 km B
170 km C
125 km D

Question # 26

The most accepted theory of origin of life is:

Theory of special creation A
Oparin-Haldane Theory of Chemosynthesis B
Catastrophe Theory C
None of these D

Question # 27

Glass is made of the mixture of:

Quartz and mica A
Sand and salt B
Sand and silicates C
None of these D

Question # 28

How many square centimetres constitute one square metre?

200 sq.decimetre A
100 sq.decimetre B
300 sq.decimetre C
400 sq.decitmetre D

Question # 29

Jupiter is larger than the earth by about:

5 times A
10 times B
20 times C
25 times D

Question # 30

The element present in the largest amount in rocks and minerals is:

Silicon A
Carbon B
Hydrogen C
Aluminium D

Question # 31

The core of the earth is also known as:

Lithosphere A
Barysphere B
Besosphere C
Centrosphere D

Question # 32

Which era is known as the 'Golden Age of Reptiles',due to the dominance of dinosaurs over all possible habitats on earth?

Mesozoic A
Precambrian B
Cenozoic C
None of these D

Question # 33

How many millimetres constitute one centimetre?

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

Question # 34

Which of these does not produce digestive enzymes?

Parotid A
Thyroid B
Pancreas C
Stomach D

Question # 35

Which of the following is a cold current?

Kuroshio A
Brazil B
Benguela C
Gulf of stream D

Question # 36

What is the main composition of the sun?

Oxygen and Ammonia A
Hydrogen and Helium B
Hydrogen and Oxygen C
Methane and Hydrogen D

Question # 37

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are called the:

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

Question # 38

How much blood does an average adult have in the body?

3-4 litres A
4-5 litres B
5-6 litres C
6-8 litres D

Question # 39

Mount McKinley is the highest mountain of which state?

Alaska A
Texas B
Yukon, Canada C
California D

Question # 40

An alloy used in making heating elements for electric heating devices is:

Solder A
Nichrome B
Alloy steel C
German silver D

Question # 41

Hydrometer is the device that measures:

The acidity of water A
The specific gravity of a liquid B
The gravity of milk C
None of these D

Question # 42

Which one of the following is most destructive?

Cyclone A
Tornado B
Typhoon C
Willy-willy D

Question # 43

One horse power is equal to:

746 watts A
736 watts B
748 watts C
770 watts D

Question # 44

The gastric glands in the stomach produce which enzyme?

Ptyalin A
Pepsin B
Tropism C
Insulin D

Question # 45

Which of the following is used as a lubricant?

Silica A
Graphite B
Iron oxide C
Diamond D

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1	Bacterial infections in humans can be treated with what?	A. Antibiotics B. Mycology C. Photosynthesis D. Extinction
2	In which country is the world's southernmost city?	A. Argentina B. Chile C. Australia D. New Zealand
3	Who among the following first discarded the theory of spontaneous creation and gave that life originates from pre-existing life?	A. Louis Pasteur B. Stanley Miller C. Lamark D. Charles Darwin
4	How many acres make one s.q mile?	A. 60 acres B. 64 acres C. 70 acres D. 80 acres
5	Which of the following is the uppermost layer of the atmosphere?	A. Stratrosphere B. Exosphere C. Mesosphere D. None of these
6	Permanent hardness of water can be removed by adding:	A. Potassium B. Washing soda C. Chlorine D. None of these
7	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
8	Which of the following are required for the formation of bones and teeth?	A. Sodium and Calcium B. Sodium and Potassium C. Iron and Calcium D. Calcium and Phosphorus
9	What is the world's oldest lake?	A. Lake oldfolk B. Lake Berryessa C. Lake Khuvsgul D. Lake Baikal
10	How many decagrams are there in 10 grams?	A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4

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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

What is the official height (feet above sea level) of Everest?

Which of the correctly explain the phenomenon of ''Test tube Baby''?

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

Which Isthmus connects the continents of North and South America?

Organic food includes:

Permanent hardness of water can be removed by adding:

Seasons on the earth are caused by:

How is measured the volume?

The heart is covered by a membrane called:

Osteology is the study of bones. What is Palaeontology?

What is called the study of structure of earth?

The science of celestial bodies is known as:

The four planets closer to the sun are called

''Beaufort scale'' is used to measure

Tectonic force is related with the building of various features of:

Which is called the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes?

After Denmark, which country has territory closest to the geographic of black population?

When the wind is defected due to the rotation of the earth,it is called as:

A star that flares up for a short time and then returns to its original magnitude is a:

Which river touches more countries than any other?

The vitamin which is very liable and easily destroy during cooking as well as storage is:

Name the invented the gas burner?

Comets revolved around:

Seeds can best be preserved in:

What is the approximately length of the Suez Canal?

The most accepted theory of origin of life is:

Glass is made of the mixture of:

How many square centimetres constitute one square metre?

Jupiter is larger than the earth by about:

The element present in the largest amount in rocks and minerals is:

The core of the earth is also known as:

Which era is known as the 'Golden Age of Reptiles',due to the dominance of dinosaurs over all possible habitats on earth?

How many millimetres constitute one centimetre?

Which of these does not produce digestive enzymes?

Which of the following is a cold current?

What is the main composition of the sun?

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are called the:

How much blood does an average adult have in the body?

Mount McKinley is the highest mountain of which state?

An alloy used in making heating elements for electric heating devices is:

Hydrometer is the device that measures:

Which one of the following is most destructive?

One horse power is equal to:

The gastric glands in the stomach produce which enzyme?

Which of the following is used as a lubricant?

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