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Question # 1

The planet having the large number of satellites in the solar system is:

Mars A
Jupiter B
Saturn C
Uranus D

Question # 2

The visible part of the sun is called:

Ionosphere A
Hydrosphere B
Photosphere C
Troposphere D

Question # 3

Which color is most closely associated with loess?

Yellow A
Red B
Blue C
White D

Question # 4

What is a fireball that produces a sonic boom called?

Meteorite A
Bolide B
Comet C
No such object D

Question # 5

In petroleum,one barrel is equal to:

34.97 UK gallons A
42 UK gallon B
0.159 cubic metre C
All of them D

Question # 6

The most malleable metal is:

Silver A
Gold B
Aluminium C
Sodium D

Question # 7

Hemoglobin is dissolved in the plasma of:

Earthworm A
Frog B
Fish C
Man D

Question # 8

For which purpose seismograph is used?

For predicting earthquakes A
For recording earthquakes B
For detecting and measuring earthquakes C
All of these D

Question # 9

The intensity of earthquake is measured on:

Beaufort scale A
Richter scale B
Mercalli scale C
Secant Scale D

Question # 10

In which park would you find Old Faithful?

Zion A
Grand Teton B
Yellowstone C
Yosemite D

Question # 11

Which of the following is an element?

Ruby A
Diamond B
Sapphire C
Emerald D

Question # 12

The science of the Earth, its structure, and history

Anatomy A
Taxonomy B
Hematology C
Geology D

Question # 13

What is measured by metre per second?

Acceleration A
Velocity B
Speed C
Aeroplane's speed D

Question # 14

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

Xenon A
Helium B
Neon C
Krypton D

Question # 15

Temperature in human beings is controlled by:

Pituitary gland A
Adrenal gland B
Hypothalamus gland C
Thyroid gland D

Question # 16

The approximate diameter of the earth is:

12756 km A
14500 km B
14000 km C
16500 km D

Question # 17

Temperature is measured by:

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

Question # 18

What endocrine gland is involved in the clinical condition known as Myxedema?

Hypothalamus A
Pituitary B
Thyroid C
Adrenal D

Question # 19

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 # 20

The earth revolves around the sun at a speed of:

18.5 km/sec A
26.6 km/sec B
29 km/sec C
31.9 km/sec D

Question # 21

When the lens of the eye becomes foggy,it is called:

Myopia A
Cataract B
Presbyopia C
Hypermetropia D

Question # 22

Which of the following is an Argillaceous rock?

Shale A
Sandstone B
Limestone C
Slate D

Question # 23

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 # 24

Hunts invention is:

Pendulum A
Safety-pin B
Razor C
pistol D

Question # 25

What is the largest lake in the world by volume?

Lake Michigan A
Caspian Sea B
Superior Lake C
Lake Baikal D

Question # 26

Anticyclones are so called because:

They move in a direction opposite to that of cyclones A
They have no pressure gradient B
They destroy the cyclonic conditions C
None of thes D

Question # 27

Which planet's winds are the fastest in the Solar system?

Neptune A
Mercury B
Pluto C
Jupiter D

Question # 28

Where is Dead Sea Situated in the following continents?

Europe A
Australia B
Asia C
Africa D

Question # 29

The dry wind 'Santa Ana' blows in:

Siberia A
California B
Argentina C
Switzerland D

Question # 30

The largest part of most diets are made up of:

Nucleic acid A
Proteins B
Carbohydrates C
Lipids D

Question # 31

Sensitivity to pollen is called:

Hay fever A
Hypertension B
Jaundice C
Migraine D

Question # 32

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 # 33

The International Date Line passes through:

Atlantic Ocean A
Pacific Ocean B
Indian Ocean C
Arctic Ocean D

Question # 34

Fat is a?

Lipid A
Protein B
Amino acid C
Ether D

Question # 35

Which of the following gases is lighter than air?

Carbon dioxide A
Ammonia B
Oxygen C
Chlorine D

Question # 36

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

Oil A
Pearl B
Gold C
Mermaid D

Question # 37

Which of the following country's border does not associated with Iran?

Iraq A
Kuwait B
Afghanistan C
Pakistan D

Question # 38

The heart is covered by a membrane called:

Epidermis A
Pericardium B
Dermis C
Epicardium D

Question # 39

Mammals are:

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

Question # 40

What is a laughing gas?

Nitrous oxide A
Sulphur dioxide B
Carbon dioxide C
Carbon mono-oxide D

Question # 41

Who developed the telegraph code?

Andre Ampere A
Samuel Morse B
Joseph Henry C
Jean Fourier D

Question # 42

The core of the earth is also known as:

Lithosphere A
Barysphere B
Besosphere C
Centrosphere D

Question # 43

Which is the mountain between the Black sea and Caspian Sea?

Ural A
Caucasus B
Alps C
Balkan D

Question # 44

Calcium content is maximum in:

Maize A
Wheat B
Bajra C
Sorghum D

Question # 45

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

Silicon A
Carbon B
Hydrogen C
Aluminium D

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	Balloons are filled with:	A. Oxygen B. Helium C. Nitrogen D. Argon
2	The hunting and gathering economy can support only	A. 1 person per sq. km B. 3 persons per sq. km C. 5 persons per sq. km D. 7 persons per sq. km
3	Oxygen in the upper atmosphere converted into:	A. Hydrogen B. Ozone C. Nitrogen D. CO₂
4	In petroleum,one barrel is equal to:	A. 34.97 UK gallons B. 42 UK gallon C. 0.159 cubic metre D. All of them
5	USA is divided into___________ time zones.	A. 5 B. 7 C. 10 D. 12
6	How many square metres are there in one hectare?	A. 1000 B. 1200 C. 1500 D. 1800
7	Comets revolved around:	A. Earth B. Sun C. Venus D. No single heavenly body
8	Which of the following characteristics is not shown by hydrogen?	A. It supports combustion B. It burns in air to form water C. It combines all metals D. None of these
9	Jupiter is named for the god?	A. Zeus B. Hercules C. Apollo D. Ares
10	The word "Tsunami" comes from the Japanese words which mean?	A. Divine Wind B. Wave of Terror C. Huge Wave D. Harbour Wave

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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

The planet having the large number of satellites in the solar system is:

The visible part of the sun is called:

Which color is most closely associated with loess?

What is a fireball that produces a sonic boom called?

In petroleum,one barrel is equal to:

The most malleable metal is:

Hemoglobin is dissolved in the plasma of:

For which purpose seismograph is used?

The intensity of earthquake is measured on:

In which park would you find Old Faithful?

Which of the following is an element?

The science of the Earth, its structure, and history

What is measured by metre per second?

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

Temperature in human beings is controlled by:

The approximate diameter of the earth is:

Temperature is measured by:

What endocrine gland is involved in the clinical condition known as Myxedema?

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

The earth revolves around the sun at a speed of:

When the lens of the eye becomes foggy,it is called:

Which of the following is an Argillaceous rock?

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

Hunts invention is:

What is the largest lake in the world by volume?

Anticyclones are so called because:

Which planet's winds are the fastest in the Solar system?

Where is Dead Sea Situated in the following continents?

The dry wind 'Santa Ana' blows in:

The largest part of most diets are made up of:

Sensitivity to pollen is called:

Petrology deals with:

The International Date Line passes through:

Fat is a?

Which of the following gases is lighter than air?

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

Which of the following country's border does not associated with Iran?

The heart is covered by a membrane called:

Mammals are:

What is a laughing gas?

Who developed the telegraph code?

The core of the earth is also known as:

Which is the mountain between the Black sea and Caspian Sea?

Calcium content is maximum in:

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

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