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Question # 1

The process of cell division can take place by

Heterosis A
Fusion B
Mitosis C
None of these D

Question # 2

The percentage of carbon is least in:

Steel A
Grey cast iron B
White cast iron C
Wrought iron D

Question # 3

who invented the stainless steel?

walker A
edison B
berarley C
none of these D

Question # 4

Which tissue is responsible for the passage of water in plants?

Sclerenchyma A
Xylem B
Phloem C
None of these D

Question # 5

Glass is made of the mixture of:

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

Question # 6

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

Frankfurt A
Bonn B
Hamburg C
Berlin D

Question # 7

The study of insects is called what?

Taxonomy A
Entomology B
Hematology C
Anatomy D

Question # 8

Washing soda is the common name of:

Calcium carbonate A
Calcium bicarbonate B
Sodium carbonate C
Sodium bicarbonate D

Question # 9

Nephrology is the study of kidneys. Neurology is the study of?

Rainfall A
Muscles B
Nervous system C
None of these D

Question # 10

1000 nanometres are equal to:

One micrometre A
Two micrometre B
Three micrometre C
Four micrometre D

Question # 11

The Earth's average distance is _______ kilometers from the Sun.

93,000,000 A
149,597,000 B
9,300,000 C
1,495,970,000 D

Question # 12

which scientist discovered blood circulation?

harvey A
fisher B
bier C
wilson D

Question # 13

Which variety of glass is heat resisting?

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

Question # 14

Which of the following chemicals is used to preserving fruit juice?

Sodium benzoate A
Ammonium sulphate B
Sodium hydroxide C
None of these D

Question # 15

Which of the following countries has no landlocked country?

Australia A
Antarctica B
North America C
All of above D

Question # 16

Mention the science of the chemistry of life which studies animals and plants by looking at chemicals they contain.

Biology A
Chemistry B
Biochemistry C
Histology D

Question # 17

What is the least populous country in South America?

Uruguay A
Paraguay B
Guyana C
Suriname D

Question # 18

Which quantity's unit is kilogram cubic metre?

Volume A
Density B
Area C
Momentum D

Question # 19

What is the name for an object that goes around another object backwards calleds?

Retrograde A
Upside down B
Prograde C
Normal D

Question # 20

USA is divided into___________ time zones.

5 A
7 B
10 C
12 D

Question # 21

The science of celestial bodies is known as:

Carpology A
Agronomy B
Radio astronomy C
Astronomy D

Question # 22

Formerly, Somalia was under the control of which two imperialist countries?

Italy and Britain A
France and Britain B
Italy and France C
Germany and Portugal D

Question # 23

Dialysis is used when a patient has serious trouble with:

Kidneys A
Liver B
Spleen C
Heart D

Question # 24

Which of the following is a fungal disease?

Measles A
Ringworm B
Elephantiasis C
None of these D

Question # 25

What is the temperature of a normal man?

81.1^oC A
37^oC B
21.7^oC C
90^oC D

Question # 26

A huge mass of ice fed by snow on a high mountain slowly sliding downhill before it starts melting is called:

Avalanche A
Glacier B
Iceberg C
None of these D

Question # 27

This desert can be found in northern China and Mongolia?

Taklimakan A
Atacama B
Victoria C
Gobi D

Question # 28

A vegetable containing sulphur is:

Potato A
Cabbage B
Brinjal C
Pumpkin D

Question # 29

The isotope of uranium capable of sustaining chain reaction is:

U-235 A
U-238 B
U-239 C
U-242 D

Question # 30

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 # 31

Where is Anatolia located?

Turkey A
Greece B
Spain C
Italy D

Question # 32

The Strait of Hormuz joins which of the following water bodies-

Red Sea and Mediterranean sea A
Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman B
Caspian sea and black sea C
Gulf of Oman and Arabian sea D

Question # 33

The epicentre of an earthquake is the:

Nearest point to surface from the focus perpendicular to the earth's surface A
Point where R-waves touch the surface B
Point of intersaction C
None of these D

Question # 34

One mile is equal to:

1760 yards A
1860 yards B
1900 yards C
1960 yards D

Question # 35

Which of the following planets is at the farthest distance from the earth?

Neptune A
Mercury B
Mars C
None of these D

Question # 36

Both Japan and Indonesia are made up of a chain of islands called

A peninsula A
An atoll B
An archipelago C
A delta D

Question # 37

who discoverer of the psychoanalysis is:

Sabin A
Jenner B
Freud C
Salk D

Question # 38

Activity of brain is recorded by:

ECG A
EEG B
MET C
CT D

Question # 39

The organs which are morphologically different but perform the same functions are called:

Homologous organs A
Analogous organs B
Vestigial organs C
None of these D

Question # 40

who invented colour photo?

goldmark A
lves B
howe C
fulton D

Question # 41

The human body is immune to which disease?

Jaundice A
Diabetes B
Small pox C
Tuberculoses D

Question # 42

Lunar Sea refers to:

A small sea on the moon A
A sea on early which experiences high tides due to gravitational attraction of the moon B
A dark plain on the moon C
A large water body illuminated by moonlight D

Question # 43

Increase in carbon dioxide in atmosphere

Rise in earth temperature A
Fall in earth temperature B
Uniform earth temperature C
increase in ultraviolet rays D

Question # 44

The enzyme that is present in the saliva of man is:

Pepsin A
Renin B
Amylase C
Trypsin D

Question # 45

A heart beat requires approximately:

0.8 second A
20 seconds B
1 minute C
50 seconds D

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1	Which of the following is an element?	A. Ruby B. Diamond C. Sapphire D. Emerald
2	An observation at the point on the earth where only the penumbra region of moon's shadow will move past, will observe a:	A. Total solar eclipse B. Partial solar eclipse C. total lunar eclipse D. None of these
3	Typhoid is a disease of:	A. Liver B. Lungs C. Intestine D. Stomach
4	Anticyclones are so called because:	A. They move in a direction opposite to that of cyclones B. They have no pressure gradient C. They destroy the cyclonic conditions D. None of thes
5	Volcanoes that have not erupted at all in historic times retain the features of volcanoes are called:	A. Active B. Dormant C. Extinct D. Sleeping
6	Name the device that is used to measure the humidity.	A. Hydrometer B. Hygrometer C. Galvanometer D. Hexameter
7	How much blood does an average adult have in the body?	A. 3-4 litres B. 4-5 litres C. 5-6 litres D. 6-8 litres
8	Which science describes maps and the features of universe?	A. Cosmology B. Cosmography C. Cosmo-physics D. Physical cosmography
9	The 'Solar Corona' mainly consists of:	A. Cosmic rays B. Molten rays C. Molten lava D. Gases
10	Coal is an example of:	A. Sedimentary rocks B. Sand dune C. Metamorphic rocks D. None of these

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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 process of cell division can take place by

The percentage of carbon is least in:

who invented the stainless steel?

Which tissue is responsible for the passage of water in plants?

Glass is made of the mixture of:

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

The study of insects is called what?

Washing soda is the common name of:

Nephrology is the study of kidneys. Neurology is the study of?

1000 nanometres are equal to:

The Earth's average distance is _______ kilometers from the Sun.

which scientist discovered blood circulation?

Which variety of glass is heat resisting?

Which of the following chemicals is used to preserving fruit juice?

Which of the following countries has no landlocked country?

Mention the science of the chemistry of life which studies animals and plants by looking at chemicals they contain.

What is the least populous country in South America?

Which quantity's unit is kilogram cubic metre?

What is the name for an object that goes around another object backwards calleds?

USA is divided into___________ time zones.

The science of celestial bodies is known as:

Formerly, Somalia was under the control of which two imperialist countries?

Dialysis is used when a patient has serious trouble with:

Which of the following is a fungal disease?

What is the temperature of a normal man?

A huge mass of ice fed by snow on a high mountain slowly sliding downhill before it starts melting is called:

This desert can be found in northern China and Mongolia?

A vegetable containing sulphur is:

The isotope of uranium capable of sustaining chain reaction is:

The law of conservation of energy states that:

Where is Anatolia located?

The Strait of Hormuz joins which of the following water bodies-

The epicentre of an earthquake is the:

One mile is equal to:

Which of the following planets is at the farthest distance from the earth?

Both Japan and Indonesia are made up of a chain of islands called

who discoverer of the psychoanalysis is:

Activity of brain is recorded by:

The organs which are morphologically different but perform the same functions are called:

who invented colour photo?

The human body is immune to which disease?

Lunar Sea refers to:

Increase in carbon dioxide in atmosphere

The enzyme that is present in the saliva of man is:

A heart beat requires approximately:

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