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Question # 1

Japan experiences frequent earthquakes because it is located

In the volcanic belt A
On the eastern coast of Asia B
On the meeting point of two plates C
None of these D

Question # 2

Mt.Ararat, 5166 m is the highest mountain of which country?

Armenia A
Turkey B
Georgia C
Azerbaijan D

Question # 3

Which Asian country is home to the most nuclear power plants?

China A
South Korea B
Taiwan C
Japan D

Question # 4

Life appeared about:

2.6 billion years ago A
3.6 billion years ago B
4.5 billion years ago C
5.5 billion years ago D

Question # 5

Which is the largest landlocked country in the world?

Kazakhstan A
Magnolia B
South Africa C
Afghanistan D

Question # 6

Name the study of plants and animals in relation to their natural surroundings and in relation to each other.

Ecology A
Biology B
Histology C
Environmentology D

Question # 7

Mouna Loa is an example of:

Active volcano A
Extinct volcano B
Plateau in volcanic region C
None of these D

Question # 8

The age of reptile was:

Azoic era A
Mesozoic era B
Permian era C
Palaeozoic era D

Question # 9

Titan's atmosphere consists mainly of:

Hydrogen A
Nitrogen B
Helium C
Oxygen D

Question # 10

Which is the second largest landlocked country in the world?

Magnolia A
Sudan B
Switzerland C
Chad D

Question # 11

The radiant energy of the sun is transmitted in the form of:

Particles A
Short waves B
Long waves C
None of these D

Question # 12

What should be given to an athlete for instant energy?

Carbohydrates A
Fat B
Protein C
Vitamin D

Question # 13

What is a laughing gas?

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

Question # 14

Mention the inventor of engine (high speed).

Geo Brayton A
Daimler B
Both of them C
none of them D

Question # 15

The formation of fog occurs when:

Moist air meets cold surface of the earth A
Cold air blows over warm water B
Warm air meets cold surface C
None of these D

Question # 16

Which one of the following areas is dominant in hunting and gathering?

Hot Desert A
Cold Desert B
Tropical Forest C
Temperate grassland D

Question # 17

Bio gas contains mainly:

Butane A
Methane B
Carbon dioxide C
Sodium D

Question # 18

Cardiology deals with the study of heart. What is Craniology?

Study of flowers A
Study of skin B
Study of frogs C
Study of skulls D

Question # 19

The word 'Prokaryotic cell' means a cell:

With many nuclei A
With one nuclei B
With diffused nucleus C
Without chloroplast D

Question # 20

Bleaching powder is made from:

Sulphur dioxide A
lime and chlorine B
Bauxite C
Soda ash and lime D

Question # 21

The core of the earth is also known as:

Lithosphere A
Barysphere B
Besosphere C
Centrosphere D

Question # 22

Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?

Monsoon lands A
Steppes B
Savanna C
Prairies D

Question # 23

The geologic periods called Cambrian and Precambian come from the place known as Cambria. What is Cambria?

Scotland A
Wales B
Brittany C
Saxony D

Question # 24

The centre of cyclone is called:

Apex A
Eye B
Vertex C
Focus D

Question # 25

Which of the following is used as a coolant in nuclear reactors?

Heavy water A
Liquid sodium B
Cadmium C
Graphite D

Question # 26

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

Frankfurt A
Bonn B
Hamburg C
Berlin D

Question # 27

How far is our solar system away from the nearest bright star cluster?

150 light years A
50 light years B
100 light years C
2 light years D

Question # 28

Which of the following is an igneous rocks?

Limestone A
Slate B
Marble C
Basalt D

Question # 29

The largest planet of the solar system is:

Earth A
Mars B
Jupiter C
Saturn D

Question # 30

The original inhabitants of New Zealand are known as-

Maoris A
Bedouins B
Magyars C
Tartars D

Question # 31

The dry wind 'Santa Ana' blows in:

Siberia A
California B
Argentina C
Switzerland D

Question # 32

Insolation heats up the land masses more quickly than the water bodies because:

Water needs more energy to warm A
Rocks are bad conductor of heat B
Landmasses are solid C
None of these D

Question # 33

who invented colour photo?

goldmark A
lves B
howe C
fulton D

Question # 34

Days and nights are equal throughout the globe when sun is above:

poles A
Equator B
Tropic of cancer C
Tropic of capricorn D

Question # 35

The study of biology at a molecular level is called:

Hematology A
Taxonomy B
Molecular Biology C
Cryptograph D

Question # 36

The pH of human blood is between:

6.5 A
7.4 B
8.9 C
4.5 D

Question # 37

In which country is the world's southernmost city?

Argentina A
Chile B
Australia C
New Zealand D

Question # 38

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

Hypothalamus A
Pituitary B
Thyroid C
Adrenal D

Question # 39

Name the branch of science which deals with the laws which govern the structure of the universe,and forms of the matter and energy and their interactions.

Chemistry A
Physics B
Cosmology C
Biology D

Question # 40

The rising of the evening star indicates the

South Pole A
North Pole B
East C
West D

Question # 41

The artificial rearing of honey bees is called:

Sericulture A
Apiculture B
Sylviculture C
Lociculture D

Question # 42

Mercury thermometer was invented by:

newton A
galileo B
priestly C
fahrenheit D

Question # 43

Naturally occurring molten rock material generated and found within the Earth.

Magma A
Igneous Rock B
Lava C
Sedimentary D

Question # 44

The plane of contact of the troposphere and stratosphere is known as:

Mesosphere A
Tropopause B
Ionosphere C
None of these D

Question # 45

How many square centimetres constitute one square metre?

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

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	The highest radius of earth is at:	A. Cancer B. Capricorn C. Poles D. Equator
2	Mt.Ararat, 5166 m is the highest mountain of which country?	A. Armenia B. Turkey C. Georgia D. Azerbaijan
3	Oceans cover how much of the earth's surface?	A. 71 percent B. 75 percent C. 70 percent D. 76 percent
4	Which of the following food is a rich source of Vitamin B-12?	A. Apple B. Fish C. Watermelon D. Mango
5	Which of the following countries has no landlocked country?	A. Australia B. Antarctica C. North America D. All of above
6	Where is the Wakhan Corridor?	A. Afghanistan B. Qatar C. Vietnam D. China
7	Eskers are related to what?	A. Waves B. Plate Tectonics C. Glaciers D. Winds
8	What was discovered in Venezuela's Lake Maracaibo in 1914?	A. Oil B. Pearl C. Gold D. Mermaid
9	Comets are celestial bodies moving around the solar system in:	A. Elliptical or hyperbolical orbits,usually accompanied by a shinning tail B. Elliptical orbits usually accompanied by a long shinning tail C. Hyperbolic orbit always accompanied by a shinning head D. Hyperbolic orbit without projecting tail
10	Which Isthmus connects the continents of North and South America?	A. Isthmus of Panama B. Isthmus of Suez C. Madison Isthmus D. Isthmus of Dubrovnik

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CSS General Knowledge Subject Topic 1 MCQ's Test

MCQ's Test For CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

CSS General Knowledge Topic 1 Everyday Science

Japan experiences frequent earthquakes because it is located

Mt.Ararat, 5166 m is the highest mountain of which country?

Which Asian country is home to the most nuclear power plants?

Life appeared about:

Which is the largest landlocked country in the world?

Name the study of plants and animals in relation to their natural surroundings and in relation to each other.

Mouna Loa is an example of:

The age of reptile was:

Titan's atmosphere consists mainly of:

Which is the second largest landlocked country in the world?

The radiant energy of the sun is transmitted in the form of:

What should be given to an athlete for instant energy?

What is a laughing gas?

Mention the inventor of engine (high speed).

The formation of fog occurs when:

Which one of the following areas is dominant in hunting and gathering?

Bio gas contains mainly:

Cardiology deals with the study of heart. What is Craniology?

The word 'Prokaryotic cell' means a cell:

Bleaching powder is made from:

The core of the earth is also known as:

Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?

The geologic periods called Cambrian and Precambian come from the place known as Cambria. What is Cambria?

The centre of cyclone is called:

Which of the following is used as a coolant in nuclear reactors?

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

How far is our solar system away from the nearest bright star cluster?

Which of the following is an igneous rocks?

The largest planet of the solar system is:

The original inhabitants of New Zealand are known as-

The dry wind 'Santa Ana' blows in:

Insolation heats up the land masses more quickly than the water bodies because:

who invented colour photo?

Days and nights are equal throughout the globe when sun is above:

The study of biology at a molecular level is called:

The pH of human blood is between:

In which country is the world's southernmost city?

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

Name the branch of science which deals with the laws which govern the structure of the universe,and forms of the matter and energy and their interactions.

The rising of the evening star indicates the

The artificial rearing of honey bees is called:

Mercury thermometer was invented by:

Naturally occurring molten rock material generated and found within the Earth.

The plane of contact of the troposphere and stratosphere is known as:

How many square centimetres constitute one square metre?

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