WORLD MCQS

PAKISTAN AFFAIRS MCQS PART 1

2020-04-29T06:39:00.000+05:00

PAKISTAN AFFAIRS MCQS PART 1

1. Babar came to india originally from---?

A. Seistan

B. Khorasan

C. Khiva

D. Ferghana

2. Babar laid the foundation of Mughal empire in 1526 by defeating---?

A. Alauddin Khilji

B. Rana Sanga

C. Ibrahim Lodhi

D. Daulat Khan Lodhi

3. The court language of Mughals was?

A. Urdu

B. Persian

C. Hindi

D. Arabic

4. Babar won the Battle of Panipat mainly because of---?

A. Tulughma system

B. His military skill

C. His cavalry

D. Both A and B

5. The Mughal emperor, who died to sudden fall from the staircase, was?

A. Aurangzeb

B. Jahangir

C. Humayun

D. Babar

6. The most famous court-poet (in Hindi literature) of Akbar was?

A. Abdur Rahim Khan-i-Khan

B. Tulsidas

C. Surdas

D. Raskhan

7. Sher Shah is well-knonw for his administrative skill, especially his---?

A. Law and order

B. Mansabdari system

C. Land revenue system

D. Market control steps

8. During the Mughal period which one of the following traders first came to India?

A. English

B. Danish

C. Dutch

D. Portugese

9. The first Indian ruler to organize Haj pilgrimage at the expense of the state was?

A. Aurangzeb

B. Akbar

C. Feroz Tughlaq

D. Alauddin Khilji

10. Who amongst the following lost his kingdom in Hindustan but retrieved it after about 15 years in exile?

A. Humayun

B. Ghiyas-ud-Din Tughlaq

C. Alauddin Khilji

D. Firoz Shah Tughlaq

11. The coin Rupia was first issued by?

A. Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq

B. Akbar

C. Alauddin Khilji

D. Sher Shah Suri

12. Who was the ruler of medieval India who is credited with the building of the Grand Trunk Road?

A. Krishnadeva Raja

B. Jahangir

C. Sher Shah Suri

D. Babur

13. Who as the Afghan ruler of India whose administrative system was emulated by the British?

A. Ahmad Shah

B. Muhammad Shah

C. Sher Shah Suri

D. Bairam Khan

14. The most famous musician at the court of Akbar was Tasen. His original name was?

A. Ramtanu Pande

B. Lal Kalwant

C. Makaranda Pande

D. Baz Bahadur

15. The tomb of Babar is at?

A. Sikandra

B. Sasaram

C. Kabul

D. Lahore

16. When did Vasco da Gama came to India?

A. 1543

B. 1398

C. 1498

D. 1492

17. Sher Shah’s real name was?

A. Farid

B. Bahadur

C. Faizi

D. Hemu

18. The capital of Mughal Empire was shifted from Agra to Delhi by?

A. Aurangzeb

B. Shahjahan

C. Jahanigir

D. Akbar

19. Which of the following Englishmen was honored by Jahangir with the title of “Khan”?

A. William Hawkins

B. Edward Terry

C. Sir Thomas Roe

D. None of these

20. The battle of Dharmat was fought between?

A. Ahmad Shah Durrani and the Marathas

B. Aurangzeb and Dara Shikoh

C. Babar and the Afghans

D. Mhuammad Ghori and Jai Chand

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART 17

2019-11-17T19:24:00.001+05:00

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART 17

1. Availability of ample water is one of the important considerations in the location of---?

A. Automobile industry

B. Electronic industry

C. Paper industry

D. Cotton textile industry

2. Which of the following is the region of winter rainfall?

A. Monsoon

B. Arctic

C. Tropical

D. Mediterranean

3. Which of the following is a Great Circle?

A. The Tropic of Capricorn

B. The Equator

C. The Tropic of Cancer

D. The Arctic Circle

4. The highest grade of coal whose surface is shining and has the highest calorific value, is?

A. Anthracite

B. Bituminous

C. Peat

D. Lignite

5. The leading producer of silver is?

A. South Africa

B. Mexico

C. Russia

D. USA

6. Which of the following is the oldest rock?

A. Cumbrian

B. Carbonatities

C. Ordovician

D. Quartzite

7. Which types of plants are adapted to grow under drought conditions?

A. Hygrophytes

B. Tropophytes

C. Xerophytes

D. Pteriodophytes

8. Weathering is?

A. Wearing down the rock surface

B. Breaking of the surface of land by flowing water

C. Formation of soil by fine sand particles

D. Breakdown of disintegration of rocks

9. Which of the following is the most porous rock?

A. Slate

B. Sandstone

C. Granite

D. Basalt

10. Kosovo, is now independent country, before its independence it was part of which of the following countries?

A. Bulgaria

B. Romania

C. Albania

D. Yugoslavia

11. East Timor, is now independent country, before independence it was part of---?

A. Indonesia

B. Thailand

C. Malaysia

D. Taiwan

12. The soil which cracks and shrinks most as it dries is---?

A. Loamy soil

B. Sandy soil

C. Porous soil

D. Clayey soil

13. Select the stranger in the group?

A. Pie diagrams

B. Weather maps

C. Multiple bars

D. Cartograms

14. Black holes are stellar objects which---?

A. Have intense magnetic field

B. Have intense gravitational field

C. Have weak gravitational field

D. Emit black body radiation

15. Which of the following scholars suggested the earth’s origin from gases and dust particles?

A. O.Schimdt

B. E. Hoyle

C. H. Alfven

D. James Jeans

16. The minimum land area recommended for forest cover to maintain proper ecological balance is---?

A. 53%

B. 43%

C. 33%

D. 25%

17. All vital atmospheric process leading to various climatic and weather conditions take place in the---?

A. Stratosphere

B. Exosphere

C. Ionosphere

D. Troposphere

18. Gulf streams are caused by---?

A. Difference in water level

B. Ocean pressure

C. Temperature

D. Cyclones

19. The production of rubber tree is better adopted to areas where the climate is---?

A. Cool and dry

B. Cool and moist

C. Warm and dry

D. Warm and humid

20. All the following are planetary winds except---?

A. The monsoon winds

B. Polar winds

C. The westerlies

D. Trade winds

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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART 16

2019-07-25T18:39:00.001+05:00

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART 16

1. The rocks which are formed by direct cooling and solidification of magma are called?

A. Metamorphic rocks

B. Igneous rocks

C. Derivative rocks

D. Sedimentary rocks

2. Which of the following is an ore of iron?

A. Gypsum

B. Ilmentie

C. Hematite

D. Bauxite

3. “Cloud Burst” means?

A. Abnormally heavy downpour of rain, associated with a thunderstorm

B. Sowing of seeds of a crop in a cloudy weather

C. Presence of scattered flakes of cloud in the sky

D. Formation of artificial rain

4. Latitude of south pole is?

A. 0^o

B. 30^o

C. 60^o

^D.90^o

5. Contour is a measure of?

A. Pressure

B. Temperature

C. Rainfall

D. Topography

6. The lunar eclipse occurs when?

A. Earth is at right angles to the direction of the sun and the moon

B. Sun is between the earth and the moon

C. Earth is between the sun and the moon

D. Moon is between the earth and the sun

7. Sandstones belong to?

A. Arenaceous rocks

B. Carbonaceous rocks

C. Calacerous rocks

D. Argillaceous rocks

8. Humidity is the air is maximum in?

A. Autumn

B. Monsoon

C. Summer

D. Winter

9. ‘Roaring Forties’ are?

A. Steady north westerly anti-trade winds in southern hemisphere

B. Ocean current in northern hemisphere

C. Spring tides

D. Cyclonic westerly winds in northern hemisphere

10. The seasonal reversal of winds is a phenomenon noticed in?

A. High lands

B. Equatorial climate

C. Mediterranean climate

D. Monsoon climate

11. Hail storm occurs in summer season due to the formation of clouds called?

A. Cirrocumulus

B. Cumulonimbus

C. Cumulus

D. Cirrus

12. Which of the following is a Kharif crop?

A. Mustard

B. Gram

C. Rice

D. Wheat

13. Which of the following has the largest area in the world?

A. Russia

B. USA

C. China

D. Canada

14. The imaginary line on the earth’s surface which closely follows the 180^o meridian, is called?

A. Prime meridian

B. Equator

C. Tropic of Cancer

D. International Date Line

15. Which of the following soils is best suited for deep rooted crops?

A. Alluvial soil

B. Laterite soil

C. Black soil

D. Red soil

16. Winds generally blow form areas of?

A. Low pressure to that of moderate pressure

B. High pressure to that of moderate pressure

C. High pressure to that of low pressure

D. Low pressure to that of high pressure

17. Change in season is caused due to?

A. Inclination of earth

B. Rotation of earth

C. Revolution of earth

D. None of these

19. Which of the following types of rainfall is typical of equatorial regions?

A. Cyclonic

B. Orographic

C. Convectional

D. None of these

20. Soil formed by deposition of silt brought by rivers is?

A. Podsols

B. Black soil

C. Red soil

D. Alluvial soil

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ENGLISH VOCABULARY-SYNONYMS [PART 1]

2019-07-24T21:16:00.001+05:00

ENGLISH VOCABULARY-SYNONYMS [PART 1]

Choose the word that is most nearly same in meaning to words given below.

1. Axis

A. Slanted

B. At right angles

C. Zig-zag

D. Straight

2. Avert

A. Fail

B. Degenerate

C. Avoid

D. Hatred

3. Aversion

A. Hatred

B. Diversion

C. Subvert

D. Revert

4. Averse

A. Unable

B. Unhappy

C. Unwilling

D. Anxious

5. Auxiliary

A. Primary

B. Authentic

C. Chasteness

D. Accessory

6. Auspicious

A. Unfortunate

B. Impressive

C. Despairing

D. Fortunate

7. Aural

A. Dawn

B. Sky

C. Throat

D. Ear

8. Auditory

A. Editing

B. Regulated

C. Of hearing

D. Checking

9. Attune

A. Be alert to

B. Hum

C. Bring into harmony

D. To stretch

10. Attrition

A. Abrasion

B. Attitude

C. Regret

D. Addition

11. Buxom

A. Plump

B. Convincing

C. Indecisive

D. Voluminous

12. Burly

A. Crude

B. Bad-tempered

C. Fat

D. Husky

13. Burgeon

A. Intimidate

B. Arrogant

C. Proudy

D. Flourish

14. Buoyance

A. Simplicity

B. Cheerfulness

C. Durability

D. Sadness

15. Bulwark

A. Stupid

B. Inhuman

C. Haughty

D. Protector

16. Brusque

A. Intelligent

B. Stubborn

C. Polite

D. Discourteous

17. Browse

A. Excite

B. Examine leisurely

C. Complain

D. To sleep

18. Broach

A. Prolong

B. Postpone

C. Avoid

D. Open

19. Brittle

A. Sturdy

B. Glorious

C. Flexible

D. Fragile

20. Bridle

A. Fragile

B. Free

C. Active

D. Restrain

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART 15

2019-07-02T18:19:00.004+05:00

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART 15

1. The polar diameter of the earth is shorter than the equatorial diameter by?

A. 35 km

B. 41 km

C. 43 km

D. 54 km

2. Which of the following crops needs maximum water per hectare?

A. Wheat

B. Sugarcane

C. Maize

D. Barley

3. Atmospheric temperature increases at the higher altitudes due to?

A. Radiation

B. Inversion

C. Convection

D. Conduction

4. A violent whirlwind characterized by a black funnel-shaped cloud hanging from heavy cumulonimbus is known as?

A. Typhoon

B. Tornado

C. Hurricane

D. Antipodes

5. A nautical mile is equal to?

A. 1005 meters

B. 1255 meters

C. 1550 meters

D. 1852 meters

6. The land-mass of which of the following continents is the least?

A. Europe

B. Australia

C. Asia

D. Africa

7. The longest river is located in?

A. North America

B. Latin America

C. Africa

D. Asia

8. Asia accounts for nearly % of world population?

A. 35%

B. 40 %

C. 60%

D. 65%

9. Which of the following countries is known as the Land of Midnight Sun?

A. Sweden

B. Norway

C. Holland

D. Belgium

10. Imaginary lines drawn on a global map, from pole to pole and perpendicular to the equator, are called?

A. Steppes

B. Meridians

C. Isobars

D. Contours

11. What is the duration of a day at the poles?

A. 12 months

B. 6 months

C. 9 months

D. 3 months

12. When the earth reaches its perihelion, then?

A. It is between the sun and moon

B. It is farthest from the sun

C. It is nearest to the sun

D. None of these

13. The belt of low atmospheric pressure on either side of the equator are called?

A. Easterlies

B. Latitudes

C. Westerlies

D. Doldrums

14. The process by which water and wind wear down the rocks is called?

A. Derosion

B. Cosrision

C. Erosion

D. None of these

15. Which of the following is not a Scandinavian country?

A. Norway

B. Belgium

C. Denmark

D. None of these

16. Which of the following countries has longest land frontiers?

A. Laos

B. China

C. Russia

D. Burma

17. One degree of longitude on the equator is equal to a distance of?

A. 112 km

B. 55 km

C. 80 km

D. 96 km

18. The earth revolves round the sun in its orbit by approx.?

A. 3^o per day

B. 1^o per day

C. 2^o per day

D. 5^o per day

19. Vasco da Gama discovered the sea route to India via the Cape of Good Hope in?

A. 1506

B. 1502

C. 1498

D. 1494

20. The shortest day in Northern Hemisphere is?

A. 22 June

B. 15 June

C. 22 December

D. 25 December

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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART 14

2019-07-01T18:27:00.002+05:00

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART 14

1. Which of the following countries leads the world in the export of oil?

A. Venezuela

B. Saudi Arabia

C. Iraq

D. Iran

2. Which of the following types of coal represents the first stage of formation of coal?

A. Peat

B. Lignite

C. Bituminous coal

D. Anthracite

3. Which of the following exhaustible and non-renewable fuels are inorganic in nature?

A. Lignite and peat

B. Uranium and thorium

C. Petroleum and natural gas

D. Anthracite and bituminous coal

4. The base of all of the following fuels is organic materials, except that of?

A. Uranium

B. Petroleum

C. Natural gas

D. Coal

5. All of the following are non-metallic minerals, except?

A. Sulphur

B. Platinum

C. Graphite

D. Asbestos

6. Which of the following is a non-metallic mineral?

A. Uranium

B. Thorium

C. Gypsum

D. Cobalt

7. All of the following are renewable abiotic resources in nature except?

A. Manganese

B. Iron ore

C. Copper and nickel

D. Cobalt

8. Which is the least populated continent of the world?

A. North America

B. Australia

C. Antarctica

D. None of these

9. Which of the following heavy chemicals are produced from common salt?

A. Chlorine, caustic soda and soda ash

B. Caustic soda and soda ash

C. Caustic soda only

D. Chlorine only

10. The soil which is a mixture of sand, clay and silt is known as?

A. Desert soil

B. Clay soil

C. Sandy soil

D. Loamy soil

11. Cirrus clouds are?

A. Medium height clouds

B. High clouds

C. Very low clouds

D. Low clouds

12. Which of the following terms is not connected with the study of climate?

A. Stevenson screen

B. Hydrogen

C. Flash point

D. Dew point

13. How much world population in percentage is accommodated in North America?

A. 9.5%

B. 7.7%

C. 8.2%

D. 5.4%

14. Which of the following countries is not land-locked?

A. Switzerland

B. Nepal

C. Burma

D. Afghanistan

15. The frozen continent around the South Pole is?

A. Iceland

B. Greenland

C. Antarctica

D. Arctic

16. The % of oxygen in the atmospheric air is approximately?

A. 11%

B. 21%

C. 31%

D. 41%

17. Asia is the biggest continent of the world. How much approximate of the world land is covered by area?

A. 32%

B. 27%

C. 29.5%

D. 39%

18. The latitude of the equator is?

A. 0^o

B. 30^o

C. 45^o

^D.60^o

19. The earth rotates on its axis from?

A. South to North

B. North to South

C. West to East

D. East to West

20. Earth completes one rotation on its axis in?

A. 23 hours 30 minute

B. 23 hours 56 minute and 4.9 seconds

C. 24 hours 1 minute and 10 seconds

D. 24 hours

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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART 13

2019-06-25T18:51:00.003+05:00

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART 13

1. Which of the following types of coal contains over 90 percent carbon and is smokeless?

A. Peat

B. Lignite

C. Bituminous coal

D. Anthracite

2. Which country leads in the production of copper in the world?

A. Russia

B. USA

C. Australia

D. Chile

3. Which of the following countries leads in the production of aluminum and its products in the world?

A. USA

B. Pakistan

C. France

D. Australia

4. Which of the following countries consumes more fish than any other country in the world?

A. Japan

B. Great Britain

C. France

D. China

5. Which region of the earth’s surface receives the highest amount of insolation?

A. Tropical desert

B. Equatorial desert

C. Water bodies

D. Land masses

6. What percentage of insolation is received by the earth’s surface?

A. 46%

B. 51%

C. 64%

D. 67%

7. Which layer of the atmosphere reflects radio waves back to the earth’s surface?

A. Troposphere

B. Stratosphere

C. Ozone layer

D. Ionosphere

8. Which of the following metals is not only magnetic but also radioactive?

A. Thorium

B. Platinum

C. Iron

D. Aluminium

9. Which is the smallest continent of the world area-wise?

A. Europe

B. Australia

C. Asia

D. Antarctica

10. Which of the following countries is in the continent of Europe?

A. Venezuela

B. Libya

C. Algeria

D. Albania

11. Which amongst the following countries has the highest density of population per sq km?

A. Sri lanka

B. Paksitan

C. Burma

D. Bangladesh

12. The basin of which of the following countries is regarded as having the highest hydel power potential?

A. Nile

B. Mississippi

C. Congo

D. Amazon

13. The area of our Globe that lies between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn is called?

A. Torrid zone

B. South Temperate

C. North Temperate

D. Frigid zone

14. When the sun shines vertically on the whole Arctic circle, it is vertical on the?

A. Tropic of Capricorn

B. Equator

C. Tropic of Cancer

D. None of these

15. The North Pole of the earth is turned away from the sun on?

A. 21^st June

B. 21^st March

C. 22^nd December

D. 22^nd September

16. The speed per minute at which earth revolves around the sun is?

A. 600 km

B. 1,200 km

C. 1,300 km

D. More than 1,600 km

17. Which of the following is concerned with the description and mapping of the main features of the universe?

A. Geomorphology

B. Cosmology

C. Cosmography

D. None of these

18. The Panama Canal links?

A. Siberia with Greenland

B. North America with South America

C. Canada with Greenland

D. None of these

19. What percentage of the earth’s total surface is covered by forests?

A. 15%

B. 24%

C. 25%

D. 30%

20. The low heating capacity of which of the types of coal reduces its value as an industrial fuel?

A. Peat

B. Lignite

C. Bituminous coal

D. Anthracite

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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART 12

2019-06-24T06:51:00.000+05:00

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART 12

1. Which type of forests are found in area where low mean annual temperature throughout the year and long cold winter?

A. Littoral forests

B. Dedous forest

C. Broad leaved forests

D. Coniferous forests

2. Lines joining places of equal temperature are called?

A. Isobars

B. Isomers

C. Isohytes

D. Isothersm

3. Lines drawn parallel to the equator are called?

A. Meridians

B. Longitudes

C. Latitudes

D. None of these

4. McMahon line is the border between?

A. India and Burma

B. India and Pakistan

C. India and Nepal

D. India and China

5. Which of the following countries in South Asia are land-locked?

A. Bhutan and Pakistan

B. Bhutan and Nepal

C. Bangladesh and Bhutan

D. Nepal and Bangladesh

6. Which of the following statement is correct concerning Bridgetown?

A. A famous seaport of Barbados

B. Capital of Barbados

C. Chief port of Guinea-Bissau

D. None of these

7. Name the world famous and finest harbour?

A. Calcutta

B. Mumbai

C. Sydney

D. New York

8. What is the main cause of the movement in the earth’s atmosphere?

A. Wind

B. Difference in temperature

C. Solar energy

D. Difference in air pressure

9. Which of the following gases is most predominant in the Sun?

A. Ozone

B. Nitrogen

C. Hydrogen

D. Helium

10. Which of the following factors is responsible for variation in the flora and fauna in different parts of the earth?

A. Change in hydrosphere

B. Change in biosphere

C. Change in atmosphere

D. Change in the physical environment

11. Which of the following regions of the world is most thickly populated?

A. North and South America

B. North-West Europe

C. South Asia

D. East Asia

12. The principal reason for the formation of metamorphic rocks is?

A. Solidification of magma

B. Extreme of heat and pressure

C. Deposition of remains of plants and animals

D. Deposition of sediments

13. The heavier silicates named as ‘Sima’ or Silica + magnesium are most abundant in the?

A. Ocean floors

B. Mantle

C. Core

D. Crust

14. Which of the following layer of the earth is believed to have the heaviest mineral materials of highest density?

A. Mantle

B. Crust

C. Central core

D. Both A and B

15. The mean radius of the earth is approximately?

A. 3300 km

B. 6400 km

C. 9800 km

D. 12200 km

16. What is meant by Archipelago?

A. Cluster of Stars

B. Cluster of Small States

C. Rocks under seas

D. Cluster of islands

17. At the core of the earth, the temperature is estimated to be around?

A. 900 degree C

B. 1500 degree C

C. 2000 degree C

D. 2300 degree C

18. The sun’s heat and light energy reaches the earth by which of the following modes of transmission?

A. Reflection

B. Radiation

C. Convection

D. Conduction

19. Where is the largest Coral Reef located?

A. Canada

B. U.K

C. Australia

D. Germany

20. The word ‘Tsunami’ belongs to which of the following languages?

A. Japanese

B. Chinese

C. Latin

D. English

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EVERYDAY SCIENCE MCQS PART 13

2019-05-30T22:24:00.001+05:00

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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EVERYDAY SCIENCE MCQS PART 12

2019-05-30T00:55:00.000+05:00

EVERYDAY SCIENCE MCQS PART 12

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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EVERYDAY SCIENCE MCQS PART 11

2019-05-28T23:22:00.002+05:00

EVERYDAY SCIENCE MCQS PART 11

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

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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2019-05-27T01:02:00.000+05:00

EVERYDAY SCIENCE MCQS PART 10

1. Fear of enclosed spaces is called?

A. Aerophobia

B. Apiphobia

C. Agoraphobia

D. Claustrophobia

2. What is the main constituent of Sui Gas?

A. Methane

B. Nitrogen

C. Propane

D. Ethylene

3. Which of the following serves as a primary remedy for upset stomach?

A. Soda water

B. Gwava

C. Green vegetables

D. Cool liver oil

4. Which aciD is used in car batteries?

A. Hydrochloric acid

B. Sulphuric acid

C. Formic acid

D. Oxalic acid

5. Speed of sound in air is?

A. 280 m/s

B. 300 m/s

C. 331 m/s

D. 480 m/s

6. Post-Mortem examination of a body is known as?

A. Slimpsy

B. Dropsy

C. Autopsy

D. Biopsy

7. The normal pulse beat of a human body is between?

A. 78-110

B. 80-120

C. 76-82

D. 72-80

8. The frequency of which of the following is highest?

A. Radio waves

B. Ultrasonic waves

C. Light waves

D. None of these

9. Which is the best source of protein?

A. Beef

B. Fish

C. Cheese

D. Chicken

10. The summer with the study and cultivation of fruit is known as?

A. Mycology

B. Ophthalmology

C. Pomology

D. Ecology

11. Which wave travel with almost the velocity of light?

A. Solar wave

B. Blue wave

C. Radio wave

D. Ultrasonic wave

12. Which organ in the body purifies blood?

A. Lungs

B. Liver

C. Spleen

D. Kidney

13. In which month the distance between sun and the earth is shortest?

A. December

B. August

C. June

D. January

14. The acceleration caused by gravity per second is?

A. 40 m

B. 45 m

C. 48 m

D. 52 m

15. What is the atmospheric pressure at sea level?

A. 820 mm

B. 760 mm

C. 720 mm

D. 690 mm

16. Which is the largest gland in a body?

A. Kidney

B. Lungs

C. Heart

D. Liver

17. Which is the largest organ of body?

A. Skin

B. Intestine

C. Liver

D. Lungs

18. Which type of carbon is used in lead pencils?

A. Gypsum

B. Radon

C. Phosphorus

D. Graphite

19. Name the acid which is common to all acids?

A. Sulphuric

B. Carbolic

C. Hydrogen

D. Oxalic

20. In which medium the sound travels fastest?

A. Glass

B. Wood

C. Water

D. Steel

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2019-05-25T23:10:00.000+05:00

EVERYDAY SCIENCE MCQS PART 9

1. Which apparatus is used for recording the movement of the lungs?

A. Lactometer

B. Manometer

C. Spirograph

D. Angstrom

2. Which blood cell does not have nucleus?

A. Hemoglobin

B. Platelets

C. Red Blood Cells

D. White Blood Cells

3. The biotic relationship between insects and plants with reference to pollination is called?

A. Anabolism

B. Mutualism

C. Osmosis

D. Molybdenum

4. Name the hormone concerned with ripening of fruit:

A. Limonite

B. Ammonia

C. Ethylene

D. Sucrose

5. One US barrel is equal to:

A. 125 liters

B. 150 liters

C. 165 liters

D. 159 liters

6. Which animal eats pebbles for helping digestion by grinding up the ingested food?

A. Pigeon

B. Hen

C. Owl

D. Ostrich

7. Which bird can rotates its eyes in his head to 180 degrees on either side?

A. Pigeon

B. Ostrich

C. Owl

D. Falcon

8. How many grams are there in one carat?

A. 0.200 grams

B. 0.210 grams

C. 0.215 grams

D. 0.220 grams

9. Which blood cells protect the body from disease?

A. T blood cells

B. White blood cells

C. Red blood cells

D. All of these

10. What is the most important functions of perspiration?

A. Excrete extra water in body

B. Regulate the body temperature

C. Keep the skin wet

D. Excrete the waste of body

11. What is released by blood platelets, which helps in clotting of blood?

A. Prothrombin

B. Thymine

C. Ribosomes

D. Amoebiasis

12. Name the only fish which is blink with its both eyes:

A. Ray

B. Dolphin

C. Shark

D. Grey whale

13. The solid carbon dissolved at a temperature of -80% is called?

A. Cesium

B. Lithium

C. Hyper oxides

D. Dry ice

14. What is the life span of a dragon fly?

A. 72 hours

B. 48 hours

C. 32 hours

D. 24 hours

15. The brain of which bird is smaller than its eye?

A. Ostrich

B. Pigeon

C. Humming bird

D. Owl

16. If in every two week the stomach does not produce a new layer of mucus it will digest:

A. Itself

B. Everything

C. Stop digesting

D. The food inside

17. Apiphobia is a fear of what?

A. Dogs

B. Bees

C. Cats

D. Snakes

18. Fear of flying is known as?

A. Aerophobia

B. Mysophobia

C. Cynophobia

D. Gamophobia

19. A fear of open and public places is called?

A. Apiphobia

B. Agoraphobia

C. Gamophobia

D. Claustrophobia

20. Fear of enclosed spaces is called?

A. Aerophobia

B. Apiphobia

C. Aerophobia

D. Claustrophobia

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ISLAMIC STUDIES MCQS PART.5

2019-05-22T21:35:00.000+05:00

ISLAMIC STUDIES MCQS PART.5

1. Who was the first to offer the prayers before death?

A. Hazrat Talha (RA)

B. Hazrat Umar (RA)

C. Hazrat Hubaib (RA)

D. Hazrat Hamza (RA)

2. Name the first enemy spy in the Muslim history how was arrested:

A. Abu Sufyan

B. Hasham bin Asabah

C. Abdullah bin Ubai

D. None of these

3. Name the first Muslim who faced the first ever ordinance of Qazf:

A. Hamnah bin Jahsh

B. Hasan bin Sabit

C. Mustah bin Asasa

D. All of these

4. Which of the following Prophets (A.S) is known as Saffiullah?

A. Hazrat Younas (AS)

B. Hazrat Adam (AS)

C. Hazrat Ibrahim (AS)

D. None of these

5. There are how many surahas in Quran on the name of cities?

A. 1

B. 2

C. 3

D. 4

6. Who was the first host of the Holy Prophet (SAW) at Madina?

A. Hazrat Saad bin Khazeema (RA)

B. Hazrat Abdullah bin Amro (RA)

C. Hazrat Kalsoom bin Hadam (RA)

D. Hazrat Abu Ayub Ansaari (RA)

7. Who was the first key holder of Kaba among Quraish?

A. Abdullah

B. Abdul Mutlib

C. Banu hashim

D. Qussai

8. Name the Sahabi who was cousin and son in law of the Holy Prophet (SAW)?

A. Hazrat Usman (RA)

B. Hazrat Ali (RA)

C. Hazrat Zaid bin Sabit (RA)

D. Hazrat Zaid bin Haris (RA)

9. Who was the first commander of the Muslim Army?

A. Hazrat Saad (RA)

B. Hazrat Umar (RA)

C. Hazrat Hamza (RA)

D. Hazrat Ali (RA)

10. Name the first Muslim in Madina who wrote the Wahi?

A. Hazrat Zaid bin Haris (RA)

B. Hazrat Abi bin Kaab (RA)

C. Hazrat Abdullah bin Umar (RA)

D. Hazrat Abu Salma (RA)

11. Name the first Muslim who migrated to Madina?

A. Hazrat Jafar Tayyar (RA)

B. Hazrat Talha (RA)

C. Hazrat Bilal (RA)

D. Hazrat Abu Salam (RA)

12. Name the first Sahabi who called Azan for the first time?

A. Hazrat Zaid (RA)

B. Hazrat Umar (RA)

C. Hazrat Bilal (RA)

D. Hazrat Ali (RA)

13. Who first of all verified the Holy Prophet (SAW) as a prophet?

A. Warqa bin Nofal

B. Hazrat Ali (RA)

C. Hazrat Abu Bakar (RA)

D. Hazrat Khadija (RA)

14. The title of Miftah-ul-Khayr was of Abbasid caliph?

A. Mamoon

B. Waleed III

C. Waleed I

D. None of these

15. Halaku Khan captured Baghdad in?

A. 1322 AD

B. 1325 AD

C. 1328 AD

D. 1330 AD

16. The first biography on the life of Holy Propher (SAW) is by?

A. Al-Waqidi

B. Al-Zarqali

C. Ibn-e-Hisham

D. Ibn-e-Ishaq

17. Who called as the “Herodotus of Arabs”?

A. Ibne-Athir

B. Abul Hassan Ali Al-Masudi

C. Tabari

D. None of these

18. The first great Arab alchemist was?

A. Yahya bin Mansoor

B. Al Razi

C. Jabir bin Hayan

D. Ibne Sina

19. Who wrote ‘Hisab al Jabr wal Muqablah’?

A. Al Beruni

B. Al Razi

C. Muhammad bin Musa Al Khwarzimi

D. None of these

20. Kingdom of Khwarzim was destroyed in 1218-20 AD by?

A. Qublai Khan

B. Temur Lung

C. Changaiz Khan

D. Halaku Khan

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ISLAMIC STUDIES MCQS PART.4

2019-05-20T11:32:00.001+05:00

ISLAMIC STUDIES MCQS PART.4

1. Name the first Muslim ruler who established Navy:

A. Hazrat Ali (RA)

B. Hazrat Usman (RA)

C. Hazrat Ameer Muawiya (RA)

D. Hazrat Umar (RA)

2. Who was the first Ummayad Caliph of Spain?

A. Abdul Rahman I

B. Muawiya I

C. Muawiya II

D. Tariq bin Ziyad

3. Who was the first Abbasid Caliph?

A. Saffah

B. Marwan

C. Abbas bin Ali

D. Saleh bin Abdullah

4. Who was the first Umayyad Caliph?

A. Hazrat Hasan (RA)

B. Hazrat Ameer Muawiya (RA)

C. Hazrat Yazeed bin Muawiya (RA)

D. Hazrat Zubair (RA)

5. In which battle Hazrat Ali (RA) did not participate?

A. Tabook

B. Mota

C. Badr

D. Ahzab

6. Who is name as Gate of Knowledge?

A. Hazrat Abbas (RA)

B. Hazrat Umar (RA)

C. Hazrat Ali (RA)

D. None of these

7. Name the first book of Hadith that was compiled by anyone:

A. Sahih Muslim

B. Sahih Bukhari

C. Muta Imam Malik

D. None of these

8. “Bait-e-Rizwan” was made to take the revenge of:

A. Hazrat Usman (RA)

B. Hazrat Ali (RA)

C. Hazrat Umar (RA)

D. Hazrat Hamza (RA)

9. The largest number of ‘Ahadith’ were reported by:

A. Hazrat Ali (RA)

B. Hazrat Ayesha (RA)

C. Hazrat Abu Huraira (RA)

D. Hazrat Anas bin Malik (RA)

10. The “Berber” tribes were resident of:

A. China

B. Andulus

C. North Africa

D. South Korea

11. The city constructed on the bank of the river Tigris is:

A. Najaf

B. Basra

C. Tehran

D. Baghdad

12. The first Umayad Amir of Andulus to adopt the title of Caliph was?

A. Hamza III

B. Umar III

C. Abdul Rehman III

D. Al Hadi

13. The great mosque of Damascus was built by?

A. Umar II

B. Amir Muawiya

C. Waleed I

D. None of these

14. Slahuddin Ayubi emerged as the hero of the Muslims in:

A. First Crusade

B. Second Crusade

C. Third Crusade

D. Fourth Crusade

15. The total period of Abbasids caliphate was?

A. 400 years

B. 508 years

C. 650 years

D. 530 years

16. Name the person who was the first to translate the Holy Quran in Persian:

A. Shah Walliullah

B. Khalid bin Waleed

C. Shah Rafi ud Din

D. Mujadi alif Sani

17. The last Fatimid ruler was?

A. Al-Mansur

B. Al-Adid

C. Al-Muizz

D. None of these

18. The pact of Median was signed between:

A. Jews and Muslims

B. Ans and Khazraj

C. Christians and Muslims

D. None of these

19. The first attack on Constantinople was launched by the Muslims in the reign of:

A. Muawiya

B. Hazrat Usman (RA)

C. Hazrat Ali (RA)

D. Merman I

20. Name the first shaheed of incident of Barmoona:

A. Hazrat Haram bin Malhan (RA)

B. Hazrat Hamza (RA)

C. Hazrat Zaid bin Haris (RA)

D. Hazrat Zaid bin Sabit (RA)

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ISLAMIC STUDIES MCQS PART.3

1. In the Muslim world which country has the highest per capita income?

A. Saudi Arabia

B. UAE

C. Kuwait

D. Turkey

2. How many Sahaba were martyred in the Battle of Badar?

A. 12

B. 13

C. 14

D. 15

3. Name the first Muslim who recited the Quran loudly?

A. Hazrat Zaid bin Haris (RA)

B. Hazrat Abdullah bin Masood (RA)

C. Hazrat Bilal bin Rubbah (RA)

D. Hazrat Abu Bakar (RA)

4. The miracle of a pregnant female camel was sent to the nation of:

A. Loot

B. Samood

C. Israel

D. Aad

5. Hazrat Nuh (AS) remained in the boat for about six months. Where had his boat stopped?

A. Syria

B. India

C. Saudi Arabia

D. Turkey

6. Whose nation was exterminated through the scourge of floods?

A. Hazrat Yaqoob (AS)

B. Hazrat Loot (AS)

C. Hazrat Nuh (AS)

D. Hazrat Musa (AS)

7. The nation of Nuh (AS) worshiped how many idols?

A. Four

B. Five

C. Six

D. Seven

8. How many Sahahif were revealed to Hazrat Adam (AS)?

A. 5

B. 10

C. 15

D. 20

9. Hazrat Sara (RA), the wife of Hazrat Ibrahim (AS), was the sister of which Prophet?

A. Hazrat Ishaq (AS)

B. Hazrat Hood (AS)

C. Hazrat Loot (AS)

D. Hazrat Uzair (AS)

10. She was the wife of Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) and the daughter of the pharaoh of Egypt:

A. Hazrat Safi (AS)

B. Hazrat Sara (AS)

C. Hazrat Hajira (AS)

D. Hazrat Mamoona (AS)

11. The nation of Samood was preached by:

A. Hazrat Uzair (AS)

B. Hazrat Ibrahim (AS)

C. Hazrat Yaqoob (AS)

D. Hazrat Salih (AS)

12. He was called Abul Bashir Sani:

A. Hazrat Adam (AS)

B. Hazrat Musa (AS)

C. Hazrat Nuh (AS)

D. Hazrat Ibrahim (AS)

13. How many Sahifay were revealed to the Hazrat Idrees (AS)?

A. 15

B. 20

C. 25

D. 30

14. Science astronomy, writing with pen, sewing and weapons were made by first of all:

A. Hazrat Adam (AS)

B. Hazrat Idrees (AS)

C. Hazrat Uzair (AS)

D. None of these

15. He was the youngest son of Hazrat Adam (AS):

A. Hazrat Shees (AS)

B. Hazrat Umar (AS)

C. Hazrat Idrees (AS)

D. None of these

16. The height of Hazrat Adam (AS) was:

A. 60 feet

B. 70 feet

C. 80 feet

D. 90 feet

17. Adam is a word of language:

A. Persian

B. Arabic

C. Hindi

D. Syriani

18. Name the first slave who was freed at the time of Prophethood and accepted Islam:

A. Hazrat Zaid bin Haris (RA)

B. Hazrat Sulman Farsi (RA)

C. Hazrat Bilal bin Rubbah (RA)

D. None of these

19. Name the first slave who embraced Islam:

A. Hazrat Zaid bin Haris (RA)

B. Hazrat Sulman Farsi (RA)

C. Hazrat Bilal bin Rubbah (RA)

D. None of these

20. Who was the first preacher of Islam appointed by Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) for the people of Madina?

A. Hazrat Jafar Tayyar (RA)

B. Hazrat Usman (RA)

C. Hazrat Musab bin Umari (RA)

D. Hazrat Abu Ayub Ansari (RA)

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EVERYDAY SCIENCE MCQS PART.8

2019-05-18T10:55:00.001+05:00

EVERYDAY SCIENCE MCQS PART.8

1. Which is the most abundant mineral in human body?

A. Calcium

B. Magnesium

C. Potassium

D. Sodium

2. Which is the most abundant element in human body?

A. Hydrogen

B. Nitrogen

C. Oxygen

D. Carbon dioxide

3. Which is the oldest known science?

A. Anatomy

B. Astronomy

C. Physiology

D. Archeology

4. Light is the fastest thing in the world. At what speed it travels?

A. 147000 km

B. 156000 km

C. 186000 km

D. 192000 km

5. Which material has the highest melting point i.e., 3410^oC?

A. Silicon

B. Tungsten

C. Mercury

D. Titanium

6. Novel H₁N₁ is often referred to as:

A. Cancer

B. Aids

C. Swine flu

D. Birds flu

7. Which fruit contains the most proteins?

A. Avocado

B. Apple

C. Mango

D. Strawberry

8. Under water frogs breathe through their:

A. Eyes

B. Skin

C. Marth

D. Nostroils

9. Which part of the body is called the graveyard of red blood cells?

A. Liver

B. Kidney

C. Lungs

D. Spleen

10. Upto now how many species of living things have been discovered?

A. Four billion

B. Five billion

C. Six billion

D. Seven billion

11. Which color has the longest wave length?

A. Red

B. Blue

C. Yellow

D. Green

12. Which color has the shortest wave length?

A. Red

B. Blue

C. Yellow

D. Green

13. Which vegetable contain 91% water?

A. Tomato

B. Water melon

C. Cabbage

D. Onion

14. What is measured on the Torre scale?

A. Tornados

B. Humidity

C. Elasticity

D. Hardness

15. Which unit of sound was named after Alexander Graham Bell?

A. Kelvin

B. Decibel

C. Ampere

D. Candela

16. Which gas owns its distinctive smell?

A. Oxalic acid

B. Hydrogen

C. Sodium

D. Sulphur

17. What plant has flowers but no leaves?

A. Cactus

B. Abies

C. Cedurs

D. Junipers

18. One million cycle per second is called:

A. Megabyte

B. Megahertz

C. Gigabyte

D. Hedabyte

19. Chemical preservation of dead organisms in liquid is called:

A. Exo Biology

B. Cyro Biology

C. Entro Biology

D. Neo Biology

20. What is the biological name of apple?

A. Basella Alba

B. Cox Orange Pippen

C. Viternegundo

D. Salactuco Sativa

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General Knowledge MCQs includes General Geography, World Information, Countries, Atmosphere, Universe Info, Rivers, Oceans, Mountains, Lakes, Empires, Books, Sports and International Organizations. These questions are very important for all type of exams across all countries.

If you want to compete with others in different tests, then you must have grip on General knowledge as it covers more portion of the paper. So be prepared with General Knowledge.

1. What can be the maximum duration of totality for a solar eclipse?

A. 11.5 minutes 50 seconds

B. 7 minutes 40 seconds

C. 1 hour 40 seconds

D. None of these

2. “Mohs’ Scale” is used to indicate the:

A. Degree of hardness of minerals

B. Degree of viscosity of a liquid

C. Degree of elasticity of a material

D. Degree of brittleness of a substance

3. How much Third world comprises approximately % of world’s human race?

A. 40

B. 50

C. 60

D. 70

4. Which types of rocks are mainly found in the Himalayan range?

A. Granite

B. Igneous

C. Sedimentary

D. Metamorphic

5. Which of the following is an example of seasonal winds?

A. Cyclones

B. Thunderstorms

C. Monsoon

D. Anticyclones

6. The length of the Suez Canal is approximately:

A. 120 km

B. 130 km

C. 150 km

D. 160 km

7. Which of the following is the icy continent?

A. Australia

B. Greenland

C. Antarctica

D. None of these

8. In which type of climate are coniferous forests found?

A. Hot desert

B. Siberian

C. Mediterranean

D. Savanna

9. Which of the following types of forests account for most of the total forest area in the world?

A. Littoral

B. Deciduous

C. Coniferous

D. Broad-leaved

10. To which kind of rock does marble belong?

A. Volcanic

B. Metamorphic

C. Sedimentary

D. Plutonic

11. Which of the following is an example of sedimentary rock?

A. Slate

B. Limestone

C. Marble

D. None of these

12. Which of the following is an igneous rock?

A. Marble

B. Shale

C. Granite

D. Quartize

13. The Mediterranean regions are characterized by heavy rain in:

A. Autumn

B. Summer

C. Winter

D. Spring

14. The heaviest rainfall is recorded in:

A. Tropical mountain areas

B. Equatorial regions

C. Temperate regions

D. Mediterranean regions

15. What are cyclones?

A. No rain for a long duration

B. Heavy showers

C. Violent winds and rain

D. Sudden, heavy floods

16. Sun rises in the east and sets in the west due to the:

A. Rotation of the Earth on its axis

B. Shape of the Earth

C. Movement of Sun

D. Revolution of the Earth around the Sun

17. On June 21, the sun is vertically overhead the:

A. Equator

B. Tropic of Capricorn

C. Tropic of cancer

D. Position of the sun is not definite

18. When the days and nights are equal the rays of the sun directly fall on the:

A. Tropic of cancer

B. Equator

C. North Pole

D. South Pole

19. Spring tides occur:

A. Full moon day as well as on new Moon day

B. The day when the moon’s position is in its first quarter

C. Only on new Moon day

D. Only on full Moon day

20. Wind blowing in a spiral form around a region of low atmospheric pressure is a:

A. Cyclone

B. Tornado

C. Hurricane

D. Anticyclones

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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART.10

If you want to compete with others in different tests, then you must have grip on General knowledge as it covers more portion of the paper. So be prepared with General Knowledge.

1. The plane of contact of the troposphere and stratosphere is known as:

A. Lonosphere

B. Troppause

C. Mesosphere

D. Stratopause

2. The trade winds are caused by:

A. Rotation of earth

B. Inflaming movement of air along the earth’s surface towards the equator

C. Rotation of the earth

D. None of these

3. The Sea breeze blows during:

A. Day from sea to land

B. Day from land to sea

C. Night from sea to land

D. Night from land to sea

4. Atmospheric pressure exerted on earth is due to:

A. Revolution of earth

B. Gravitational pull of the earth

C. Rotation of earth

D. Uneven hating of earth

5. Doldrums are:

A. Equatorial zone with low pressure

B. Sub-polar zone with high pressure

C. High latitudes with heavy snow

D. High pressure areas on mountains

6. Winds blow:

A. In region of high pressure

B. In regions of low pressure

C. From a region of high pressure to a region of low pressure

D. From a region of low pressure to a region of high pressure

7. All the watches of a country are set according to:

A. Time of sunrise and sunset

B. Local time

C. Greenwich mean time

D. Standard time of the country

8. Through which one of the following countries the Tropic of Cancer does not pass through?

A. China

B. Bangladesh

C. Nepal

D. Myanmar

9. In how many time zones has the world been divided?

A. 15

B. 24

C. 50

D. 70

10. The distance between the earth and the sun is smallest in the month of:

A. January

B. February

C. June

D. September

11. The distance of the equator from either of poles is:

A. 500 km

B. 5001 km

C. 10,002 km

D. 15,003 km

12. Latitude and Longitude both:

A. Rum perpendicular to each other

B. Run parallel to the equator

C. Pass through poles

D. Run parallel to each other

13. The sun reaches its maximum angular distance from the equator at the:

A. Equinox

B. Zenith

C. Solstice

D. Noontime

14. The difference in the duration of day and night increases as one moves from:

A. East to West

B. Poles to equator

C. Equator to poles

D. West to East

15. Which one of the following is present in the largest amount in terms of percent by mass in the earth’s crust?

A. Oxygen

B. Silicon

C. Calcium

D. Carbon

16. The upper part of the mantle upon which the crust of the Earth floats is called:

A. Mesosphere

B. Mohorovic discontinuity

C. Asthenosphere

D. Barysphere

17. Latitude of place is indicative of its:

A. Temperature

B. Altitude

C. Time

D. Amount of rainfall

18. The Earth rotates around and axis pointing towards:

A. The sun

B. The pole star

C. The moon

D. Venus

19. What is the approximate equatorial circumference of the earth?

A. 30,000 km

B. 40,000 km

C. 50,000 km

D. 55,000 km

20. The total surface area of earth is:

A. 410 million sq km

B. 510 million sq km

C. 610 million sq km

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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART.9

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1. Which one of the following seas is without a coastline?

A. Sargasso sea

B. Tasman sea

C. White sea

D. Sea of Okhotsk

2. The direction of ocean currents is reversed with season:

A. In the Atlantic Ocean

B. In the Pacific Ocean

C. In the Mediterranean Ocean

D. In the Indian Ocean

3. Which of the following is called the “Gateway to the Pacific”?

A. Bering Sea

B. Gulf of Alaska

C. Panama Canal

D. Suez Canal

4. Which one of the following countries does not border the Caspian sea?

A. Azerbaijan

B. Armenia

C. Turkmenistan

D. Kazakhstan

5. The largest reserves of fresh water on the Earth’s surface are in:

A. South America

B. North America

C. Africa

D. Russia

6. Which one of the following is a organically formed sedimentary rock?

A. Mudstone

B. Gypsum

C. Limestone

D. Breccia

7. Which of the following types of coal represents the first stage of formation of coal?

A. Peat

B. Lignite

C. Anthracite

D. Bituminous

8. Which form of coal is mainly suitable for producing thermal power?

A. Lignite

B. Bituminous

C. Peat

D. Anthracite

9. Rocks which are formed by the solidification of lava on the earth’s surface are:

A. Basalts

B. Granites

C. Limestone

D. Sandstone

10. The type of igneous rocks which are formed midway between volcanic and plutonic rocks, are known as:

A. Laccolith

B. Basalt

C. Hypabyssal

D. Batholith

11. In which type of rocks are metal like gold and copper mostly found?

A. Old Igneous

B. Old sedimentary

C. New Metamorphic

D. Old Metamorphic

12. The principal reason for the formation of metamorphic rocks is:

A. Deposition of remains of plants and animals

B. Extreme heat and pressure

C. Decomposition of sediments

D. Solidification of magma

13. Which of the following rocks are transformed into marble?

A. Shale

B. Peat

C. Limestone

D. Granite

14. Which of the following is not a sedimentary rock?

A. Marble

B. Sandstone

C. Shale

D. Limestone

15. The movement inside the Earth’s crust is studied by:

A. Geology

B. Geodesy

C. Seismology

D. Plate Tectonics

16. Japan experiences frequent earthquakes because it is located:

A. Amidst the ocean

B. On the meeting point of two plates of the earth’s crust

C. On the eastern coast of Asia

D. In the volcanic belt

17. The removal of rock, layer by layer due to weathering is called:

A. Dellation

B. Block disintegration

C. Granular Disintegration

D. Exfoliation

18. In which type of rocks are coal and petroleum found?

A. Sedimentary

B. Igneous

C. Granite

D. Metamorphic

19. Perspiration is maximum when temperature is:

A. Low and air is humid

B. Low and air is dry

C. High and air is humid

D. High and air is dry

20. Which one of the following is not a form of precipitation?

A. Hail

B. Fog

C. Rainfall

D. Snowfall

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2019-05-09T18:07:00.000+05:00

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART.8

If you want to compete with others in different tests, then you must have grip on General knowledge as it covers more portion of the paper. So be prepared with General Knowledge.

1. Which one of the following is not a cash crop?

A. Groundnut

B. Sugarcane

C. Wheat

D. Cotton

2. Which of the following crops is regarded as cash crop?

A. Jute

B. Tea

C. Cotton

D. All of these

3. Which of the followings an agricultural product of Taiwan?

A. Millets

B. Coffee

C. Maize

D. Rice

4. Which of the following countries is the largest supplier of meat?

A. Pakistan

B. India

C. Iran

D. Argentina

5. Which is the most important crop of the Nile delta?

A. Cotton

B. Maize

C. Sugarcane

D. Millets

6. Which of the following countries is known as Island of Cloves?

A. Kenya

B. Bahamas

C. Zanzibar

D. Indonesia

7. Groundnut crop is the monopoly of:

A. Pakistan

B. India

C. Indonesia

D. Bangladesh

8. Which country leads in production of barley among the following?

A. USA

B. Canada

C. China

D. India

9. Which is the largest cotton producing country in the world?

A. Egypt

B. India

C. China

D. USA

10. Higher summer temperature, stiff soil capable of supporting heavy weight of plant are essential for:

A. Rubber

B. Rice

C. Jute

D. Maize

11. For which crop black volcanic soil and tropical climate is most suitable without excess rainfall?

A. Tobacco

B. Cotton

C. Bajra

D. Jute

12. Which of the following fertilizers contains a high percentage of nitrogen?

A. Ammonium nitrate

B. Ammonium sulphate

C. Urea

D. Calcium nitrate

13. Which one of the following is a landlocked country?

A. Romania

B. Hungary

C. Bulgaria

D. Ukraine

14. Where was the world’s first oil-well drilled in the nineteenth century?

A. Digboi in Assam, India

B. Titusfills in Pennsylvania, USA

C. Dhahran in Saudi Arabia

D. Baku in Russia

15. Black Forest is the name of mountain present in:

A. USA

B. Germany

C. Russia

D. Canada

16. Which one of the following ecosystems covers the largest area of the earth’s surface?

A. Grassland Ecosystem

B. Mountain Ecosystem

C. Marine Ecosystem

D. Desert Ecosystem

17. In which country are diamonds abundantly found?

A. Russia

B. South Africa

C. Canada

D. Australia

18. With which of the following items is Kimberley associated?

A. Cereals

B. Diamonds

C. Silver

D. Perfumes

19. Which is the main industrial activity of Tanzania?

A. Oil based

B. Clovers export

C. Sugar based

D. Mining

20. South Africa is the largest exporter of:

A. Gold

B. Silver

C. Lead

D. Teak wood

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2019-05-07T08:54:00.000+05:00

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART.7

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1. Height of Islamabad from sea level is:

A. 1900 feet

B. 2000 feet

C. 2100 feet

D. 2200 feet

2. Height of Lahore from sea level is:

A. 502 feet

B. 602 feet

C. 702 feet

D. 802 feet

3. Korea Bay lies in:

A. East China Sea

B. Sea in Japan

C. Bering Sea

D. Yellow Sea

4. Lakhra coal field is located in:

A. East of Hyderabad

B. West of Hyderabad

C. North of Hyderabad

D. South of Hyderabad

5. The first irrigated forest in Pakistan Changa Manga was established in:

A. 1856

B. 1866

C. 1872

D. 1867

6. The concept of heartland was given by:

A. Mackinder

B. Hanssofer

C. Ratzel

D. None of these

7. India is the world’s largest producer of :

A. Copper

B. Coal

C. Mica

D. Iron ore

8. Ruhr coal field is situated in:

A. Indonesia

B. Brazil

C. South Africa

D. Germany

9. Dogger Bank in Pacific Ocean is famous for:

A. Tourism

B. Fishing ground

C. Forest

D. Coast

10. Truck farming is a:

A. Lumbering

B. Inland fishing

C. Vegetable growing

D. Truck manufacturing

11. Which types of forests are found in the areas where the rainfall is between 80 degree to 120 degree?

A. Seasonal forests

B. Coniferous forests

C. Littoral forest

D. Evergreen forest

12. The number of Central Asian Republics (CARs) is:

A. Three

B. Five

C. Seven

D. Nine

13. Atmospheric pressure at sea level is:

A. 750 mm

B. 755 mm

C. 760 mm

D. 765 mm

14. A light year is equal to:

A. 7.46 trillion km

B. 8.46 trillion km

C. 9.46 trillion km

D. 10.46 trillion km

15. Which type of clouds is called rain clouds?

A. Cirrus

B. Cumulus

C. Nimbostratus

D. None of these

16. Eskimos are the primitive people living in:

A. North America

B. Western Europe

C. Central Africa

D. North Asia

17. Galapagos Islands are situated in:

A. Southern ocean

B. Pacific Ocean

C. Indian Ocean

D. Southern Ocean

18. The most severe storm is:

A. Typhon

B. Hurricane

C. Tornado

D. None of these

19. A famous natural bridge is located in:

A. Washington

B. Virginia

C. Vermont

D. Maine

20. Which gas present in the Earth’s atmosphere can absorb solar ultraviolet radiation?

A. Ozone

B. Oxygen

C. Carbon dioxide

D. Nitrogen

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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART.6

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1. Which is the longest commercial ocean of the world?

A. Arctic

B. Indian

C. Pacific

D. Atlantic

2. What is the length of English Channel?

A. 550 km

B. 564 km

C. 610 km

D. 624 km

3. State executive economic zone extend for how many kilometers from coast line of a country?

A. 15 km

B. 18 km

C. 19 km

D. 23 km

4. Territorial waters traditionally extend for how many kilometers from coast line of a country?

A. 22 km

B. 25 km

C. 19 km

D. 17 km

5. Which continent has no desert?

A. Australia

B. Europe

C. South America

D. Africa

6. Which country has the shortest coast line of 5.5 km in the world?

A. Monaco

B. Uganda

C. Kenya

D. Afghanistan

7. How far is Dead Sea below Mediterranean?

A. 300 meters

B. 400 meters

C. 500 meters

D. 600 meters

8. Chile has a longest shore along:

A. Black sea

B. Mediterranean Sea

C. Pacific Sea

D. Atlantic Sea

9. Nearest part of atmosphere to earth is called:

A. Troposphere

B. Stratosphere

C. Mesosphere

D. Lonosphere

10. Biggest Hail storm was recorded in 2003 in:

A. Sudan

B. UK

C. India

D. USA

11. Panama Canal is under the control of:

A. UK

B. Cuba

C. USA

D. Panama

12. Name the types of forest which accounts for the most of the total forest area in the world:

A. Coniferous forests

B. Broad-leaved forests

C. Littoral forests

D. Deciduous forests

13. In which province of Pakistan Volcano Mountains are located?

A. Sindh

B. Punjab

C. Balochistan

D. KPK

14. What is diameter of Earth?

A. 11556 km

B. 12756 km

C. 13758 km

D. 15348 km

15. Which of the following is a rift valley?

A. The Rhine Valley

B. The Thames valley

C. The Amazon valley

D. None of these

16. Speleology is the scientific study of:

A. Rain

B. Caves

C. Soil

D. Clouds

17. What is Sericulture?

A. Cultivation of vegetables

B. Cultivation of trees

C. Cultivation of fruits

D. Rearing of silk worm

18. A local wind blow from sea to land is:

A. Sirocco

B. Sea breeze

C. Land breeze

D. North breeze

19. In which country was the first oil-well drilled in 1859?

A. USA

B. Russia

C. Saudi Arabia

D. Iran

20. When was Pakistan-Iran border line demarcated?

A. 24^th September, 1870

B. 24^th September, 1871

C. 24^th September, 1872

D. 24^th September, 1873

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2019-05-04T08:55:00.001+05:00

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQS PART.5

General Knowledge MCQs includes General Geography, World Information, Countries, Atmosphere, Universe Info, Rivers, Oceans, Mountains, Lakes, Empires, Books, Sports and International Organizations. These questions are very important for all type of exams across all countries.

If you want to compete with others in different tests, then you must have grip on General knowledge as it covers more portion of the paper. So be prepared with GK Questions and General Knowledge Quiz.

1. Mediterrean Sea means:

A. Sea in the middle of oceans

B. Sean in the middle of land

C. Sea in the middle of earth

D. Sea surrounded by islands

2. Why Black sea is so called?

A. It has black rocks

B. A dense fog prevails there in water

C. Visibility in the water is almost nil

D. Water appears to be black from air

3. Seine River is in:

A. England

B. France

C. Germany

D. Switzerland

4. Hang He River is in:

A. Jheland

B. Jawain

C. China

D. Vietnam

5. Asia Minor is a geographical expression, a part to:

A. Uzbekistan

B. Russia

C. Afghanistan

D. Turkey

6. What is the total length of Suez Canal?

A. 190 km

B. 180 km

C. 193.30 km

D. 170 km

7. Which two seas are linked by Suez Canal?

A. Red sea and Caribbean

B. Indian Ocean and Beltus Sea

C. Indian Ocean and Red sea

D. Mediterranean and Red Sea

8. The period in which the Suez Canal remained closed after Arab-Israel war?

A. 1967-1973

B. 1967-1975

C. 1967-1977

D. 1967-1979

9. Which is the second largest Island in the world?

A. Java

B. Bosnia

C. New Guinea

D. Sumatra

10. Which is the largest Island in the world?

A. Cathy Pacific

B. Madagascar

C. Borneo

D. Baffin

11. Which is the longest mountain range of the world?

A. Andes

B. Alpes

C. Karakorum

D. Himalaya

12. The longest and largest river in Asia is:

A. Brahmaputra

B. Indus, Pakistan

C. Yangtze, China

D. Ganga, India

13. Which is the highest lake in the world located in the Himalaya Mountains?

A. Kechura

B. Lelusar

C. Panch Pokhri

D. Manchar

14. Which is the longest river in Europe?

A. Volga

B. Amazon

C. Hudson

D. Mississippi

15. Which is the greatest mountain range in the world?

A. Indus

B. Alps

C. Rockies

D. Himalaya

16. Which is the largest country in Arab peninsula?

A. Iraq

B. Saudi Arabia

C. Syria

D. Qatar

17. Which is the freest economy of the world with lowest taxis and lack of trade barriers?

A. UAE

B. Dubai

C. China

D. Singapore

18. The longest frontier is between which countries?

A. Afghanistan and Pakistan

B. USA and Mexico

C. USA and Canada

D. Russia and Azerbaijan

19. The longest mountain range is in:

A. Africa

B. Asia

C. South America

D. Europe

20. When Suez Canal was constructed?

A. 1867

B. 1868

C. 1869

D. 1870

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EVERYDAY SCIENCE MCQS PART.7

1. What is necessary for photo-synthesis?

A. Oxygen, CO₂, sunlight

B. Chlorophyll, oxygen, carbohydrates

C. CO₂, sunlight, carbohydrates, water

D. Water, CO₂, Chlorophyll, sunlight

2. Bagasse,a by-product of sugar manufacturing industry, is used for the production of:

A. Alcohol

B. Glass

C. Paper

D. Confectioneries

3. When water boils, its temperature:

A. Begins to decrease

B. Begins to increase

C. Remains constant

D. Fluctuates around a value

4. Photosynthesis involves:

A. Oxidation of H²0 and releases O₂

B. Reduction of CO₂, oxidation of H²0 and releases O₂

C. Reduction of CO₂ and oxidation of water

D. None of these

5. X-rays and Y-rays are able to destroy the living tissues by process of:

A. Scattering

B. Lonisation

C. Oxidation

D. Electrolysis

6. The antibiotic penicillin is obtained from:

A. Plants

B. Fungus

C. Bacteria

D. Sea weeds

7. Which of the following has been found useful in keeping the cholesterol level down?

A. Serpentine

B. Garlic

C. Tulsi

D. Turmeric

8. Which of the following scales was devised by Celsius?

A. Centigrade

B. Fahren heit

C. Romer

D. Absolute

9. Light energy is converted into chemical energy by:

A. Respiration

B. Transpiration

C. Photosynthesis

D. Electrolysis

10. Which of the following is used as a food preservative?

A. Sodium perborate

B. Sodium benzoate

C. Citric acid

D. None of these

11. Mother’s milk is preferred to cow’s milk because it contains:

A. Less lipids and more fats

B. Less fats and less lipids

C. More fats and more lipids

D. More lipids and less fats

12. Liquefied petroleum gas consists of mainly:

A. Ethane, hexane, and nonane

B. Methane, butane, and propane

C. Methane, ethane, and hexane

D. None of these

13. Non-stick kitchenware is coated with:

A. Teflon

B. Silicon

C. Graphite

D. Glass

14. Which of the following statement is not correct?

A. All metals are good electrical conductors

B. All stainless steels are non-magnetic

C. All steels are magnetic

D. All plastics are good insulators of heat

15. The filament of an electric bulb is made of:

A. Iron

B. Nichrome

C. Tungsten

D. Carbon

16. Which of the following elements is found common in glass, cement, china clay and quartz?

A. Calcium

B. Silicon

C. Carbon

D. Aluminium

17. When milk is churned, the cream separates form it due to the:

A. Gravitational force

B. Frictional force

C. Cohesive force

D. Centrifugal force

18. The safety fuse should have:

A. Low resistance and low melting point

B. High resistance and high melting point

C. Low resistance and high melting point

D. High resistance and low melting point

19. Which of the following changes is a physical change?

A. Conversion of milk into ice cream

B. Conversion of milk into curd

C. Conversion of sugarcane juice into alcohol

D. Conversion of alcohol into vinegar

20. The raw material used for the manufacture of Glass and Cement is:

A. Limestone

B. Washing soda

C. Gypsum

D. Clay

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