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Question # 1

Which of the following is biodegradable?

Paper A
D.D.T B
Aluminium C
Plastic D

Question # 2

The mammal which lays eggs is:

Bat A
Duck-billed platypus B
Squirrel C
Kangaroo D

Question # 3

What is the highest large lake in the world?

Lake Titicaca A
Grand Lake B
Lake Baikal C
Lake Malawi D

Question # 4

Gun was invented by:

Bushnell A
Browning B
Plante C
Parson D

Question # 5

The approximate surface temperature on the sunlight side of the earth is:

30 °C A
25 °C B
17 °C C
10 °C D

Question # 6

The Florida Strait connects the Atlantic Ocean to:

Caribbean Sea A
Gulf of Mexico B
Pacific Ocean C
Bermuda D

Question # 7

Which is the Antarctic's highest point?

Vinson Massif A
Mount Queen Maud B
Mount Erebus C
Vostok D

Question # 8

What is the most populated country in Europe?

Germany A
France B
Portugal C
Yugoslavia D

Question # 9

One fibres are mainly used for which of the following?

Weaving A
Communication B
Eye surgery C
Food industry D

Question # 10

The heavier silicates named Sima on Silica+ magnesium are most abundant in the:

Crust A
Core B
Ocean floors C
Mantle D

Question # 11

Hydrometer is the device that measures:

The acidity of water A
The specific gravity of a liquid B
The gravity of milk C
None of these D

Question # 12

Who was the first to observe ultraviolet rays?

Rutherford A
John Wilhelm Ritter B
William Herschel C
Auguste Comte D

Question # 13

Which of the following is is the second most abundant metal in the earth's crust?

Copper A
Iron B
Zinc C
Aluminium D

Question # 14

The smallest ocean in the world is:

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

Question # 15

Which of the following pairs has open type of circulatory system?

Cockroach and Silverfish A
Man and Whale B
Earthworm and Leech C
Tadpole larva and Fish D

Question # 16

What is the highest mountain located in the western hemisphere?

Mount Aconcagua A
Mount McKinley B
Mount Hood C
Mount Baker D

Question # 17

K2 (Mt.Godwin Austen), 8611 m is the highest mountain of which country?

Nepal A
India B
China C
Pakistan D

Question # 18

The percentage of carbon is least in:

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

Question # 19

What is the object called when we see the streak of light in the sky?

Meteor A
Meteorite B
Meteoroid C
Jupiter D

Question # 20

The scientific study of plant life is called what?

Hematology A
Botany B
Archaeology C
None of these D

Question # 21

Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?

Monsoon lands A
Steppes B
Savanna C
Prairies D

Question # 22

The distance between the earth and the sun in million kms is:

111 A
149 B
200 C
188 D

Question # 23

Laws of electrolysis were propound by:

Kepler A
Faraday B
Dalton C
Snell D

Question # 24

The amount of actual water vapour of air is known as:

Dew point A
Absolute humidity B
Relative humidity C
Condensation point D

Question # 25

Photosynthesis is:

An exothermic process A
An endothermic process B
A neutral process C
None of these D

Question # 26

Latitudes and longitudes both:

Pass through poles A
Run parallel to equator B
Run perpendicular to each other C
None of these D

Question # 27

''Beaufort scale'' is used to measure

Air pressure A
Wind pressure B
Wind direction C
Humidity D

Question # 28

which law was discovered by Galileo?

law of motion A
law of falling bodies B
law of gravity C
law of acceleration D

Question # 29

Who invented X-rays?

Rutherford A
Roentgen B
Einstein C
Baird D

Question # 30

The enzyme that converts glucose to ethyl alcohol is:

Diastase A
Zymase B
Maltase C
Invertase D

Question # 31

The process of cell division can take place by

Heterosis A
Fusion B
Mitosis C
None of these D

Question # 32

A vegetable containing sulphur is:

Potato A
Cabbage B
Brinjal C
Pumpkin D

Question # 33

In human body, the legs are:

Humerus and Femur A
Fibula and Tibia B
Fibula and Ulna C
Tibia and Radius D

Question # 34

What is the name of the bell inside Parliament Clock Tower?

Big Ben A
London Eye B
Stonehenge C
None of these D

Question # 35

Which country's flag was planted upon first arrival at the South Pole?

Great Britain A
Japan B
France C
Norway D

Question # 36

The percentage of radiant energy, reflected back by a surface is called:

Albedo A
Insolation B
Greenhouse effect C
Refraction D

Question # 37

Which of the following is a protein?

Wool A
Natural rubber B
Starch C
Cellulose D

Question # 38

Electric automobile is the invention of:

Franklin A
Morrison B
Edison C
Jarvik D

Question # 39

In which country is the world's southernmost city?

Argentina A
Chile B
Australia C
New Zealand D

Question # 40

RAM is described as the memory which:

Temporarily stores data or programs A
Is controlled by the storage unit B
Permanently stores instructions C
Is retained even after the computer is shut down D

Question # 41

It is the point in the Earth's orbit when it is closest to the Sun (147.5 million km) and it occurs on the 3rd or 4th of January is called

Latitude A
Solar time B
Perihelion C
Aphelion D

Question # 42

Honey has the largest percentage of :

Water A
Starch B
Glucose C
Sucrose D

Question # 43

The instrument used for measuring air pressure:

Anometer A
Barometer B
Hygrometer C
Thermometer D

Question # 44

Prime Meridian is also called:

Arctic circle A
Equator B
Greenwich Meridian C
Arctic pole D

Question # 45

point out the discoverer of the theory of isotopes?

edison A
soddy B
biro C
waterman D

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	What is the rank of Pakistan in the world with respect to the population?	A. Second B. First C. Third D. Sixth
2	The heart is covered by a membrane called:	A. Epidermis B. Pericardium C. Dermis D. Epicardium
3	Artesian wells are formed in:	A. Basalt rocks B. Aquifer rocks C. Coral rocks D. Dykes
4	The gas usually exist in the electric bulb is:	A. Hydrogen B. Nitrogen C. Oxygen D. Carbon dioxide
5	The Benguela current touches:	A. The eastern coast of South America B. West African coasr C. Indian coast D. None of these
6	White Blood Cells are also known as:	A. Leucocytes B. Thrombocytes C. Erythrocytes D. None of these
7	The study of animals is called what?	A. Hematology B. Taxonomy C. Zoology D. Anatomy
8	Tides are the highest :	A. When the earth is nearest to the sun B. When the earth nearest to the moon C. When the sun,moon and earth are in line D. None of these
9	Most highly intelligent mammals (excepts man) are:	A. Whales B. Dolphins C. Elephants D. Kangaroos
10	The lightest layer of the earth is:	A. Nife B. Sima C. Sial D. Mantle

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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

Which of the following is biodegradable?

The mammal which lays eggs is:

What is the highest large lake in the world?

Gun was invented by:

The approximate surface temperature on the sunlight side of the earth is:

The Florida Strait connects the Atlantic Ocean to:

Which is the Antarctic's highest point?

What is the most populated country in Europe?

One fibres are mainly used for which of the following?

The heavier silicates named Sima on Silica+ magnesium are most abundant in the:

Hydrometer is the device that measures:

Who was the first to observe ultraviolet rays?

Which of the following is is the second most abundant metal in the earth's crust?

The smallest ocean in the world is:

Which of the following pairs has open type of circulatory system?

What is the highest mountain located in the western hemisphere?

K2 (Mt.Godwin Austen), 8611 m is the highest mountain of which country?

The percentage of carbon is least in:

What is the object called when we see the streak of light in the sky?

The scientific study of plant life is called what?

Which land is famous for maximum biodiversity?

The distance between the earth and the sun in million kms is:

Laws of electrolysis were propound by:

The amount of actual water vapour of air is known as:

Photosynthesis is:

Latitudes and longitudes both:

''Beaufort scale'' is used to measure

which law was discovered by Galileo?

Who invented X-rays?

The enzyme that converts glucose to ethyl alcohol is:

The process of cell division can take place by

A vegetable containing sulphur is:

In human body, the legs are:

What is the name of the bell inside Parliament Clock Tower?

Which country's flag was planted upon first arrival at the South Pole?

The percentage of radiant energy, reflected back by a surface is called:

Which of the following is a protein?

Electric automobile is the invention of:

In which country is the world's southernmost city?

RAM is described as the memory which:

It is the point in the Earth's orbit when it is closest to the Sun (147.5 million km) and it occurs on the 3rd or 4th of January is called

Honey has the largest percentage of :

The instrument used for measuring air pressure:

Prime Meridian is also called:

point out the discoverer of the theory of isotopes?

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