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Question # 1

The most accepted theory of origin of life is:

Theory of special creation A
Oparin-Haldane Theory of Chemosynthesis B
Catastrophe Theory C
None of these D

Question # 2

The heaviest mass revolving round the sun is:

Moon A
Jupiter B
Neptune C
Pluto D

Question # 3

Hallucination can be caused by the:

Nicotine A
Aspirin B
Caffeine C
LSD D

Question # 4

Who invented chronometer?

John Harrison A
Marconi B
Dalton C
None of these D

Question # 5

Which era is known as the 'Golden Age of Reptiles',due to the dominance of dinosaurs over all possible habitats on earth?

Mesozoic A
Precambrian B
Cenozoic C
None of these D

Question # 6

The amount of insolation received at a place on the surface of earth depends on:

Its longitude A
Its climate B
Its latitude C
Its meridian D

Question # 7

Which vitamin is provided by sunlight to the body?

Vitamin A A
Vitamin B B
Vitamin C C
Vitamin D D

Question # 8

Heavy water is:

Tritium oxide A
Deuterium oxide B
Rain water C
Water at -4°C D

Question # 9

The first artificial satellite was launched in:

October 4, 1951 A
October 4, 1961 B
October 4, 1957 C
October 4, 1967 D

Question # 10

Which of the following term denotes the atmospheric level of which the decrease of temperature with height ceases to prevail?

Troposphere A
Tropopause B
Stratosphere C
None of these D

Question # 11

One of the chemical messengers produced by endocrine glands are called:

Hormones A
Enzymes B
Lipids C
Vitamins D

Question # 12

A microscopic organism playing a vital role in nitrogen cycle is:

Virus A
Bacteria B
Protozoa C
Red algae D

Question # 13

The milky way extends through a distance of:

One light-year A
10⁵_light-years B
8 light-years C
50¹⁰_light-years D

Question # 14

Spring tide means:

Higher high tide, higher low tide A
Higher high tide, lower low tide B
Lower high tide, lower low tide C
Lower high tide, higher low tide D

Question # 15

What is the most important stimulant in tea leaves?

Brucine A
Caffeine B
Phenylalanine C
Theine D

Question # 16

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 # 17

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 # 18

Antarctica is classified as a desert. How big is the desert?

8.95 million square km A
7.25 million square km B
12.1 million square km C
14 million square km D

Question # 19

Which of the following ores does not contain iron?

Haematite A
Magnenite B
Cassiterite C
Limonite D

Question # 20

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

Silicon A
Carbon B
Hydrogen C
Aluminium D

Question # 21

Which one of the following is used for measuring the speed of wind?

Hygrometer A
Barometer B
Anemometer C
Thermometer D

Question # 22

Polythene is industrially prepared by the polymerization of:

Methane A
Ethylene B
Styrene C
Acetylene D

Question # 23

Owing to the equatorial bulge and the polar flattening,the polar radius of the earth falls short of the equatorial radius about:

22 km A
36 km B
40 km C
45 km D

Question # 24

Which of these does not produce digestive enzymes?

Parotid A
Thyroid B
Pancreas C
Stomach D

Question # 25

London is situated on bank of river:

Delaware River A
Nile River B
Thames River C
None of these D

Question # 26

What is sponge?

A plant A
A fungus B
An animal C
A fossil D

Question # 27

whose inventor is incandescent lamp.

colt A
waterman B
bullock C
hunt D

Question # 28

The sun is composed mainly of these two elements

Hydrogen and Helium A
Helium and Argon B
Nitrogen and Hydrogen C
Carbon and Oxygen D

Question # 29

The study of the composition of substances is known as:

Statistics A
Physics B
Chemistry C
Biology D

Question # 30

Zoology is the branch of biology concerned with the study of:

Animals A
Plants B
Pets C
Humans D

Question # 31

The rising of the evening star indicates the

South Pole A
North Pole B
East C
West D

Question # 32

Pituitary gland is located just below the:

Brain A
Heart B
Liver C
Kidney D

Question # 33

Grand Cullie Dam is located in:

USA A
Canada B
Russia C
India D

Question # 34

The species to which we belong is:

Homo sapiens A
Homo erectus B
Australopithecus rebustus C
None of these D

Question # 35

What is the official height (feet above sea level) of Everest?

29,200 A
29,000 B
29,035 C
28,500 D

Question # 36

The blood pressure is the pressure of blood in:

Arteries A
Veins B
Thigh bone C
Gullet D

Question # 37

Which part of a plant respires?

Root A
Leaf B
Seed C
All of these D

Question # 38

The speed of rotation of earth is:

25 km/sec A
30 km/sec B
9.72 km/sec C
29.8 km/sec D

Question # 39

Ultra filtering unit of kidney is known as:

Nephron A
Glomerulus B
Tubule C
Vena cava D

Question # 40

Nutrients are recycled in the atmosphere with the help of certain micro-organisms referred to:

Producers A
Decomposers B
Consumers C
None of these D

Question # 41

Pituitary gland is also known as:

Small grand A
Large gland B
Master gland C
None of these D

Question # 42

How many layers are present in the atmosphere of the sun?

Question # 43

What bay in Canada could hold the entire state of Texas with room to spare?

Hudson Bay A
Bay of Fundy B
James Bay C
Baffin Bay D

Question # 44

The gas usually exist in the electric bulb is:

Hydrogen A
Nitrogen B
Oxygen C
Carbon dioxide D

Question # 45

The volcanic region "Ring of Fire" surrounds:

Arabian Sea A
Pacific Ocean B
Indian Ocean C
Atlantic Ocean D

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Sr.#	Question	Answer
1	who discovered the velocity of light?	A. tesla B. roemer C. pascal D. newton
2	Red Blood Cells (RBC) are also known as:	A. Erythrocytes B. Thrombocytes C. Leucocytes D. None of these
3	Which of the following is the unit for measurement of power?	A. Watt B. Joule C. Volts D. Kelvin
4	CT scan is done by using-	A. Infra-red rays B. Visible light C. Ultrasonic waves D. X-rays
5	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
6	They usually happen after a rainstorm	A. Lunar eclipse B. Meteor shower C. Rainbows D. Solar Flare
7	An area in which rainfall is usually less than 250 mm per year and vegetation covers less than 50 percent of the ground is called:	A. Desert B. Lake C. Gulf D. Sand
8	The instrument used for measuring air pressure:	A. Anometer B. Barometer C. Hygrometer D. Thermometer
9	RAM is described as the memory which:	A. Temporarily stores data or programs B. Is controlled by the storage unit C. Permanently stores instructions D. Is retained even after the computer is shut down
10	Mt. Kilimanjaro is in what country?	A. Kenya B. Ethiopia C. Uganda D. Tanzania

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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 most accepted theory of origin of life is:

The heaviest mass revolving round the sun is:

Hallucination can be caused by the:

Who invented chronometer?

Which era is known as the 'Golden Age of Reptiles',due to the dominance of dinosaurs over all possible habitats on earth?

The amount of insolation received at a place on the surface of earth depends on:

Which vitamin is provided by sunlight to the body?

Heavy water is:

The first artificial satellite was launched in:

Which of the following term denotes the atmospheric level of which the decrease of temperature with height ceases to prevail?

One of the chemical messengers produced by endocrine glands are called:

A microscopic organism playing a vital role in nitrogen cycle is:

The milky way extends through a distance of:

Spring tide means:

What is the most important stimulant in tea leaves?

When ship crosses Date-line from west to east:

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

Antarctica is classified as a desert. How big is the desert?

Which of the following ores does not contain iron?

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

Which one of the following is used for measuring the speed of wind?

Polythene is industrially prepared by the polymerization of:

Owing to the equatorial bulge and the polar flattening,the polar radius of the earth falls short of the equatorial radius about:

Which of these does not produce digestive enzymes?

London is situated on bank of river:

What is sponge?

whose inventor is incandescent lamp.

The sun is composed mainly of these two elements

The study of the composition of substances is known as:

Zoology is the branch of biology concerned with the study of:

The rising of the evening star indicates the

Pituitary gland is located just below the:

Grand Cullie Dam is located in:

The species to which we belong is:

What is the official height (feet above sea level) of Everest?

The blood pressure is the pressure of blood in:

Which part of a plant respires?

The speed of rotation of earth is:

Ultra filtering unit of kidney is known as:

Nutrients are recycled in the atmosphere with the help of certain micro-organisms referred to:

Pituitary gland is also known as:

How many layers are present in the atmosphere of the sun?

What bay in Canada could hold the entire state of Texas with room to spare?

The gas usually exist in the electric bulb is:

The volcanic region "Ring of Fire" surrounds:

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