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Question # 1

The study of bacteria in relation to disease

Taxonomy A
Hematology B
Bacteriology C
Archaeology D

Question # 2

Which planet is known as "Earth's near twin planet"?

Mercury A
Mars B
Venus C
Neptune D

Question # 3

The study of the composition of substances is known as:

Statistics A
Physics B
Chemistry C
Biology D

Question # 4

How many bones are there in the adult human body?

206 A
306 B
250 C
260 D

Question # 5

Mention the inventor of engine (high speed).

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

Question # 6

Plants synthesize protein from

Starch A
Sugar B
Amino Acids C
Fatty acids D

Question # 7

Where is Anatolia located?

Turkey A
Greece B
Spain C
Italy D

Question # 8

Artesian wells are formed in:

Basalt rocks A
Aquifer rocks B
Coral rocks C
Dykes D

Question # 9

Hover Dam was constructed in 1936 in USA on the river?

Michigan River A
Colorado River B
Mississippi River C
None of these D

Question # 10

Which of the following are required for the formation of bones and teeth?

Sodium and Calcium A
Sodium and Potassium B
Iron and Calcium C
Calcium and Phosphorus D

Question # 11

The transition zone between two Ecosystem is called:

Biome A
Biotope B
Ecotone C
Sere D

Question # 12

Which planet of the solar system spins on its axis as the fastest rate?

Mercury A
Earth B
Jupiter C
Saturn D

Question # 13

The uppermost portion of the earth is called the crust or:

Mantle A
Minerals B
Lithosphere C
Sedimentary D

Question # 14

When ship crosses Date-line from west to east:

It loses one day A
It gains one day B
It loses half day C
It gains half day D

Question # 15

point out the inventor of frequency.

bell A
marconi B
colt C
newton D

Question # 16

Which of the following food is a rich source of Vitamin B-12?

Apple A
Fish B
Watermelon C
Mango D

Question # 17

The prevailing winds blowing from 30^o S and 30^o N towards the equator are termed as:

Monsoon winds A
Antitrade winds B
Trade winds C
Polar winds D

Question # 18

The neutral atom's two isotopes differ in the number of:

Neutrons A
Protons B
Electron shells C
None of these D

Question # 19

The enzyme, Lipase, is a catalyst for the metabolism of which of these foods?

Starches A
Carbohydrates B
Fats C
Proteins D

Question # 20

Which is the hottest place of the word?

Aziziyah A
Seville B
Death Valley C
JaccZ D

Question # 21

Which of the following is essential for the formation of red blood cells?

Vitamin C A
Folic acid B
Calcium C
Vitamin A D

Question # 22

Which group are the 'universal receivers'?

B+ A
AB- B
AB+ C
A- D

Question # 23

How many fathoms make one cable length?

200 fathoms A
100 fathoms B
50 fathoms C
300 fathoms D

Question # 24

Which of the following is a best conductor of electricity?

Ordinary water A
Sea water B
Boiled water C
Rain water D

Question # 25

Who are the only people allowed to touch the Stonehenge monument?

Druids A
Stuarts B
Lords C
None of these D

Question # 26

Which of the following countries has no landlocked country?

Australia A
Antarctica B
North America C
All of above D

Question # 27

Which strait connects the South Atlantic with the South Pacific?

Cook Strait A
Makassar Strait B
Strait of Magellan C
Soya Strait D

Question # 28

Which country's citizens spend the most on tourism (aggregate)?

United States A
Germany B
Japan C
UK D

Question # 29

Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?

Monsoon lands A
Steppes B
Savanna C
Prairies D

Question # 30

How many senses are there?

Question # 31

Organic food includes:

Fat A
Proteins B
Vitamins C
All of these D

Question # 32

Mention the unit that is used to measure the electric resistance.

Kelvin A
Ohm B
Watt C
Coulomb D

Question # 33

The largest living bird is:

Duck A
Dodo B
Ostrich C
Peacock D

Question # 34

Which is the hottest planet in our solar system?

Venus A
Neptune B
Mars C
Mercury D

Question # 35

Fat is a?

Lipid A
Protein B
Amino acid C
Ether D

Question # 36

Where would you find Mauna Loa volcano?

Philippines A
Japan B
Hawaii C
China D

Question # 37

1000 nanometres are equal to:

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

Question # 38

Soda water contains:

Carbon dioxide A
Nitrous acid B
Carbonic acid C
Sulphuric acid D

Question # 39

Which quantity's unit is kilogram cubic metre?

Volume A
Density B
Area C
Momentum D

Question # 40

What is the minimum wind speed of a hurricane?

54 mph A
74 mph B
94 mph C
114 mph D

Question # 41

What Nicolle discovered?

Bohr A
Radium B
X-ray C
Typhus Vaccine D

Question # 42

Knot is a unit of speed of which of the following?

Light waves A
Ship B
Sound waves C
Aeroplanes D

Question # 43

Which of the following glands in human body is popularly called 'Adam's apple'?

Adrenal A
Pituitary B
Thyroid C
Thymus D

Question # 44

Mercury thermometer was invented by:

newton A
galileo B
priestly C
fahrenheit D

Question # 45

The normal temperature of human body is:

98.6 °F A
96.4 °F B
93.4 °F C
100 °F D

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1	Which planet is known as watery planet?	A. Mercury B. Earth C. Mars D. Jupiter
2	Light travels at 186,282 miles per:	A. Hour B. Minute C. Second D. Year
3	Anticyclones are caused by	A. Violent winds B. Heavy rainfall C. Winds that blow spirally outwards from the centre D. None of these
4	The Panama Canal links North America with South America. Which of the following oceans are connected by Panama Canal?	A. Pacific and Atlantic Ocean B. Atlantic and Indian Ocean C. Indian Ocean and Pacific D. Atlantic and North Ocean
5	The world's deepest trench is in:	A. Pacific Ocean B. Indian Ocean C. Atlantic Ocean D. Mediterranean Sea
6	Which of the following disease is not caused by bacteria?	A. Typhoid B. Measles C. Leprosy D. Tuberculosis
7	Who won the race to become the first to reach the South Pole when he arrived there on December 14, 1911?	A. Roald Amundsen B. Jean Charcot C. Erich Drygalski D. W.S Bruce
8	Mention the science of the chemistry of life which studies animals and plants by looking at chemicals they contain.	A. Biology B. Chemistry C. Biochemistry D. Histology
9	The science of celestial bodies is known as:	A. Carpology B. Agronomy C. Radio astronomy D. Astronomy
10	Seasonal variation is the least:	A. In the arctic circle B. Frigid zone C. Temperate zone D. South temperate zone

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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

The study of bacteria in relation to disease

Which planet is known as "Earth's near twin planet"?

The study of the composition of substances is known as:

How many bones are there in the adult human body?

Mention the inventor of engine (high speed).

Plants synthesize protein from

Where is Anatolia located?

Artesian wells are formed in:

Hover Dam was constructed in 1936 in USA on the river?

Which of the following are required for the formation of bones and teeth?

The transition zone between two Ecosystem is called:

Which planet of the solar system spins on its axis as the fastest rate?

The uppermost portion of the earth is called the crust or:

When ship crosses Date-line from west to east:

point out the inventor of frequency.

Which of the following food is a rich source of Vitamin B-12?

The prevailing winds blowing from 30o S and 30o N towards the equator are termed as:

The neutral atom's two isotopes differ in the number of:

The enzyme, Lipase, is a catalyst for the metabolism of which of these foods?

Which is the hottest place of the word?

Which of the following is essential for the formation of red blood cells?

Which group are the 'universal receivers'?

How many fathoms make one cable length?

Which of the following is a best conductor of electricity?

Who are the only people allowed to touch the Stonehenge monument?

Which of the following countries has no landlocked country?

Which strait connects the South Atlantic with the South Pacific?

Which country's citizens spend the most on tourism (aggregate)?

Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?

How many senses are there?

Organic food includes:

Mention the unit that is used to measure the electric resistance.

The largest living bird is:

Which is the hottest planet in our solar system?

Fat is a?

Where would you find Mauna Loa volcano?

1000 nanometres are equal to:

Soda water contains:

Which quantity's unit is kilogram cubic metre?

What is the minimum wind speed of a hurricane?

What Nicolle discovered?

Knot is a unit of speed of which of the following?

Which of the following glands in human body is popularly called 'Adam's apple'?

Mercury thermometer was invented by:

The normal temperature of human body is:

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