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Question # 1

A group of cells that work together to perform a function is called what?

Cell system A
Organ system B
Organ C
Tissue D

Question # 2

The planets are kept in motion in their respective orbits by:

Gravitation and centrifugal force A
The rotation and density B
Their great size C
Rotation of sun on its axis D

Question # 3

One register ton is equal to:

300 cubic feet A
100 cubic feet B
200 cubic feet C
400 cubic feet D

Question # 4

Carbon,diamond and graphite are together called:

Isomers A
Allotropes B
Isomorphs C
Isotopes D

Question # 5

The international Date-line passes through the:

Bering Strait A
Florida Strait B
Gibraltar Strait C
Malaca Strait D

Question # 6

Coal is formed from:

Rocks A
Soil B
Organic Matter C
Lava D

Question # 7

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 # 8

The amount of insolation received at a place on the surface of earth depends on:

Its longitude A
Its climate B
Its latitude C
Its meridian D

Question # 9

The science of classification of animals of and plants is called what?

Taxonomy A
Hematology B
Zoology C
Anatomy D

Question # 10

Which of the following fuels causes minimum environmental pollution?

Diesel A
Kerosene B
Hydrogen C
Coal D

Question # 11

The four planets closer to the sun are called

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

Question # 12

Which of the following substance is a bad conductor of electricity but a good conductor of heat?

Asbestos A
Mica B
Celluloid C
None of these D

Question # 13

How many cranial nerves are there in the human brain?

8 A
10 B
12 C
14 D

Question # 14

Which of the following is not believed to be one of the gases present on the Primitive Earth?

Ylem A
Whey B
Cosmos C
Galaxy D

Question # 15

Glass is made of the mixture of:

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

Question # 16

Albert Einstein was a:

Physicist A
Physician B
Chemist C
Biologist D

Question # 17

Potassium nitrate is used in:

Salt A
Glass B
Medicine C
Fertilizer D

Question # 18

Red Blood Cells (RBC) are also known as:

Erythrocytes A
Thrombocytes B
Leucocytes C
None of these D

Question # 19

Which part of the body is affected by drinking alcohol?

Lungs A
Liver B
Kidney C
None of these D

Question # 20

The average salinity of sea water is:

2% A
3.5% B
5.5% C
7% D

Question # 21

How many cubic millimetres constitute one cubic centimetre?

1000 A
1200 B
1300 C
1500 D

Question # 22

What stage of its life is our Sun in now?

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

Question # 23

Ounce is equal to:

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

Question # 24

Which of the following phenomena is responsible for the formation of the highest mountains?

Denudation A
Fault formation B
Volcanic activity C
Folding D

Question # 25

Activity of brain is recorded by:

ECG A
EEG B
MET C
CT D

Question # 26

The largest source of pollution in the world in:

Industrial effluents A
Sewage and garbage B
Automobile exhausts C
Herbicides and insecticides D

Question # 27

In which of the following do red blood cells originals (or formed)?

Bone marrow A
Brain B
Ligaments C
Muscles D

Question # 28

Which state or country lies at the approximate latitude of Bermuda?

Cuba A
Florida B
South Carolina C
Virgina D

Question # 29

Grand Cullie Dam is located in:

USA A
Canada B
Russia C
India D

Question # 30

The word "Tsunami" comes from the Japanese words which mean?

Divine Wind A
Wave of Terror B
Huge Wave C
Harbour Wave D

Question # 31

What is the highest point on Antarctica?

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

Question # 32

Respiratory centre is situated in:

Cerebrum A
Medulla B
Cerebellum C
None D

Question # 33

The visible part of the sun is called:

Ionosphere A
Hydrosphere B
Photosphere C
Troposphere D

Question # 34

Which country does Greenland belong to?

Great Britain A
Denmark B
Switzerland C
Germany D

Question # 35

Which of the following enzymes converts proteins into peptones?

Pepsin A
Trypsin B
Erepsin C
Amylase D

Question # 36

Which animal produces the biggest baby?

Blue whale A
Lion B
Camel C
Elephant D

Question # 37

Mars is the ____________ plant from the Sun.

Third A
Fourth B
Fifth C
Second D

Question # 38

Lack of proper nutrition results in:

Scurvy A
Fluorosis B
Anemia C
Diabetes D

Question # 39

Deficiency of Vitamin E causes by the storage of:

Rickets A
Anaemia B
Sterility C
Beriberi D

Question # 40

Which countries lie on the Balkan Peninsula?

Finland and Iceland A
The Netherlands and Denmark B
Spain and Portugal C
Albania and Macedonia D

Question # 41

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 # 42

Petrology deals with:

study of rocks in the earth's crust A
study of formation of soils B
study of petroleum products C
none of these D

Question # 43

Radiation activity is measured by:

Coulomb A
Ohm B
Becquerel C
All of these D

Question # 44

The geological and chemical study of rocks is called?

Thermodynamics A
Taxonomy B
Hematology C
Petrology D

Question # 45

The brightest star in the sky is:

Hayes A
Praesepe B
Sirius C
Sun D

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	Which body of water lies between the Sudan and Saudi Arabia?	A. Red Sea B. Pacific Ocean C. Cook Strait D. Coral Sea
2	Which country does not sit along the Alps?	A. Malta B. Austria C. Switzerland D. Liechtenstein
3	Which is the mountain between the Black sea and Caspian Sea?	A. Ural B. Caucasus C. Alps D. Balkan
4	Lack of proper nutrition results in:	A. Scurvy B. Fluorosis C. Anemia D. Diabetes
5	Gun was invented by:	A. Bushnell B. Browning C. Plante D. Parson
6	Fluorine is present in:	A. Sea-food B. Common salt C. Drinking water D. Green vegetable
7	What is the only Spanish-speaking country in Africa?	A. Angola B. Sierra Leone C. Equatorial Guinea D. Gabon
8	Which of the following is concerned with the description and mapping of the main features of the universe?	A. Cosmology B. Cosmography C. Astronomy D. None of these
9	who discoverer of the psychoanalysis is:	A. Sabin B. Jenner C. Freud D. Salk
10	who invented the paper machine?	A. hoe B. bell C. dickinson D. marconi

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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

A group of cells that work together to perform a function is called what?

The planets are kept in motion in their respective orbits by:

One register ton is equal to:

Carbon,diamond and graphite are together called:

The international Date-line passes through the:

Coal is formed from:

The Horse latitudes are:

The amount of insolation received at a place on the surface of earth depends on:

The science of classification of animals of and plants is called what?

Which of the following fuels causes minimum environmental pollution?

The four planets closer to the sun are called

Which of the following substance is a bad conductor of electricity but a good conductor of heat?

How many cranial nerves are there in the human brain?

Which of the following is not believed to be one of the gases present on the Primitive Earth?

Glass is made of the mixture of:

Albert Einstein was a:

Potassium nitrate is used in:

Red Blood Cells (RBC) are also known as:

Which part of the body is affected by drinking alcohol?

The average salinity of sea water is:

How many cubic millimetres constitute one cubic centimetre?

What stage of its life is our Sun in now?

Ounce is equal to:

Which of the following phenomena is responsible for the formation of the highest mountains?

Activity of brain is recorded by:

The largest source of pollution in the world in:

In which of the following do red blood cells originals (or formed)?

Which state or country lies at the approximate latitude of Bermuda?

Grand Cullie Dam is located in:

The word "Tsunami" comes from the Japanese words which mean?

What is the highest point on Antarctica?

Respiratory centre is situated in:

The visible part of the sun is called:

Which country does Greenland belong to?

Which of the following enzymes converts proteins into peptones?

Which animal produces the biggest baby?

Mars is the ____________ plant from the Sun.

Lack of proper nutrition results in:

Deficiency of Vitamin E causes by the storage of:

Which countries lie on the Balkan Peninsula?

Tides are caused by the gravitational pull of the:

Petrology deals with:

Radiation activity is measured by:

The geological and chemical study of rocks is called?

The brightest star in the sky is:

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