EVERYDAY SCIENCE MCQS PART 13

EVERYDAY SCIENCE  MCQS PART 13

1. Angstrom is unit of which quantity?

A.   Length

B.   Resistance

C.   Heat

D.   Force

2. Calorie is unit of which quantity?

A.   Length

B.   Resistance

C.   Heat

D.   Force

3. How much time does the sun light take to reach earth?

A.   7.4 minutes

B.   8.5 minutes

C.   8.9 minutes

D.   9.2 minutes

4. What splits light into its spectrum?

A.   Stereoscope

B.   Manometer

C.   Spectrometer

D.   Ionometer

5. Which device is used to measure humidity?

A.   Galvanometer

B.   Hygrometer

C.   Hydrometer

D.   Tachometer

6. Which device is used to measure the specific gravity of a liquid?

A.   Hydrometer

B.   Manometer

C.   Ammeter

D.   Barometer

7. Which instrument is used to measure minute electrical currents?

A.   Galvanometer

B.   Manometer

C.   Ammeter

D.   None of these

8. What connects the small brain with the spinal cord?

A.   Cerebrum

B.   Thalamus

C.   Medulla Oblongata

D.   Cerebellum

9. Chemically finger nails are made up of?

A.   Potassium

B.   Carbohydrates

C.   Protein

D.   None of these

10. The blood clotting factor in human body is produced by?

A.   Pancreas

B.   Liver

C.   Spleen

D.   Kidney

11. When sun appears vertically overhead at moon at equator, the time is called?

A.   Holyfax

B.   Equinox

C.   Equikox

D.   Polinox

12. What is the main constituent of hemoglobin?

A.   Carbohydrates

B.   Protein

C.   Iron

D.   None of these

13. What is the main component of bones and teeth?

A.   Potassium sulphate

B.   Calcium sulphate

C.   Calcium carbonate

D.   None of these

14. Which is the largest part of human brain?

A.   Thalamus

B.   Cerebrum

C.   Module obligate

D.   Cerebellum

15. Which are the most abundant elements in sea water?

A.   Sodium and chlorine

B.   Sodium and ethylene

C.   Methane and chlorine

D.   Ethylene and methane

16. Appendix is a part of?

A.   Liver

B.   Spleen

C.   Small intestine

D.   Large intestine

17. What is the chemical combination of laughing gas?

A.   Hydrogen and oxygen

B.   Nitrogen and oxygen

C.   Nitrogen and hydrogen

D.   Helium and nitrogen

18. What is the cause of twinkling of stars?

A.   Absorption of light

B.   Reflection of light

C.   Refraction of light

D.   None of these

19. Which of the following layer of atmosphere make radio transmission possible?

A.   Stratosphere

B.   Hydrsphere

C.   Troposphere

D.   Ionosphere

20. Which instrument is used to measure very high temperature?

A.   Lactometer

B.   Udometer

C.   Pyrometer

D.   Tachometer

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1. In medicine, which is the most widespread parasitic infection?

A.   Typhoid

B.   Diabetes

C.   Malaria

D.   Pneumonia

2. What is the art of preparing, stuffing and mounting the skin of an animal to make like models are called?

A.   Zymology

B.   Taxidermy

C.   Ornithology

D.   Taxomony

3. A line on a map connecting points having the same atmospheric pressure is known as?

A.   Silobar

B.   Detobar

C.   Pisobar

D.   Isobar

4. Extreme sensitivity of light is known as?

A.   Agoraphobia

B.   Acrophobia

C.   Photophobia

D.   Apiphobia

5. What is the maximum limit of sound beyond which a person can become deaf?

A.   105 db

B.   110 db

C.   129 db

D.   135 db

6. Why you feel pain in your ear when aero plane goes down?

A.   Turbelance

B.   High air pressure

C.   No air pressure

D.   Low air pressure

7. What is composition of stainless steel?

A.   Carbon, cotton and illmente

B.   Niobium, itanium and iron

C.   Iron, Graphite and Carbon

D.   Chromium, Iron and Carbon

8. A clouding that develops in the lens of the eye or in its envelope obstructing the passage of light is known as?

A.   Glaucoma

B.   Hemophilia

C.   Cataract

D.   Diphtheria

9. Mixing of which material makes rubber more flexible?

A.   Potassium

B.   Sulphur

C.   Marble powder

D.   Graphite

10. Extreme and irrational fear of death is known as?

A.   Aerophobia

B.   Jhanatophobia

C.   Agoraphobia

D.   Apiphobia

11. Cooking gas is a mixture of?

A.   Hydrogen and butane

B.   Hydrogen and helium

C.   Butane and propane

D.   Ammonia and carbon dioxide

12. Microphone is used to convert sound waves into?

A.   Electrical energy

B.   Potential energy

C.   Kinetic energy

D.   Mechanical energy

13. A common skin condition that causes skin redness and irritation is known as?

A.   Psoriasis

B.   Hypermetropia

C.   Leukoderma

D.   Diphtheria

14. The air we inhale is a mixture of gases. Which of the following gases in the mixture is highest in percentage?

A.   Nitrogen

B.   Hydrogen

C.   Carbon dioxide

D.   Oxygen

15. What is the diploid number of man’s chromosomes?

A.   74

B.   62

C.   48

D.   46

16. Which of the following is the highest element of the periodic table?

A.   Oxygen

B.   Hydrogen

C.   Carbon dioxide

D.   Nitrogen

17. Which atom does not have a neutron?

A.   Nitrogen

B.   Hydrogen

C.   Helium

D.   Oxygen

18. Which set of following gases are called Noble Gases?

A.   Helium, Neon and Carbon dioxide

B.   Argon, Helium and Hydrogen

C.   Nitrogen, Argon and Neon

D.   Helium, Neon and Argon

19. Dyne is unit of what quantity?

A.   Resistance

B.   Force

C.   Length

D.   Heat

20. A beam of which colour light passing through a prism scatters in seven colors?

A.   Yellow

B.   Black

C.   White

D.   Red

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1. What is laughing gas called?

A.   Nitrous oxide

B.   Ferric hydroxide

C.   Sulphur dioxide

D.   Ferrous chloride

2. Creatures which have both male and female organs are known as?

A.   Hermaphrodite

B.    

C.    

D.    

3. Hepatitis and jaundiced are the diseases of?

A.   Lungs

B.   Liver

C.   Spleen

D.   Kidney

4. The art of designing sequence of movements in which motion form or both are specified like dance motion is called?

A.   Metallography

B.   Plerytography

C.   Dactylography

D.   Choreography

5. The science of study of finger prints is known as?

A.   Dactylography

B.   Oscillography

C.   Bibliography

D.   Choreography

6. If speed of rotation of earth increases what effect it would have on the weight of your body?

A.   Increases

B.   Decrease

C.   Remains the same

D.   None of these

7. The ultraviolet rays from sun light helps convert skin oil into?

A.   Vitamin A

B.   Vitamin C

C.   Vitamin D

D.   Vitamin E

8. When heavy and unstable elements split into relatively smaller elements with the release of energy the process is called?

A.   Infusion

B.   Diffusion

C.   Fusion

D.   Fission

9. What part of the body consists of the duodenum, the jejunum and ileum?

A.   Small intestine

B.   Lungs

C.   Stomach

D.   Spleen

10. What is the only mammal with the power of active flight?

A.   Bat

B.   Colugos

C.   Possums

D.   Squirrel

11. What is the name of milky fluid obtained from tree which is used to make rubber?

A.   Latex

B.   Rosin

C.   Sap

D.   Soy

12. Which is the smallest unit of protein?

A.   Calcium

B.   Amino acid

C.   Glycerol

D.   Fatty acid

13. What part of the brain controls breathing?

A.   Hypothalamus

B.   Cerebrum

C.   Thalamus

D.   Modula

14. For how many times a man breathe in a minute?

A.   17 to 18 times

B.   20 to 25 times

C.   21 to 26 times

D.   25 to 35 times

15. Which is the coastline metal in the world?

A.   Platinum

B.   Iridium

C.   Titanium

D.   Gold

16. Which is the largest part present in human body?

A.   Liver

B.   Lungs

C.   Skin

D.   Brain

17. Which is the largest bone of human body?

A.   Thigh bone

B.   Arm bone

C.   Chest bone

D.   Hip bone

18. Which part of the eye is the only part of the body without blood supply?

A.   Cornea

B.   Retina

C.   Pupils

D.   None of these

19. On which dates days and nights are equal?

A.   15^th March and 23^rd September

B.   21^st March and 23^rd September

C.   23^rd March and ^21st September

D.   None of these

20. The study of prehistoric animal and plant-life through the analysis of fossil remains is called?

A.   Acobiology

B.   Archeology

C.   Hematology

D.   Paleontology

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