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Q.1. Till the beginning of 19th century study of Q.7. The branch of physics which deals with
nature was classified into the atomic nuclei is called
a. One branch a. Nuclear physics
b. Two branches b. Atomic physics
c. Three branches c. Particle physics
d. Four branches d. Modern physics

Q.2. The branch of physics which deals with Q.8. We are living in the age of
the living things is called a. Chaos
a. Elementary physics b. Technology
b. Biological physics c. Peace
c. Cell systems d. Information technology
d. Physical sciences
Q.9. The computer chips are made of
Q.3. At the present time the numbers of main a. Semi-conductors
frontiers in fundamental sciences are b. Silicon
a. One c. Sand
b. Two d. Conductors
c. Three
d. Four Q.10. Silicon can be obtained from
a. Rocks
Q.4. The expansion of universe started off b. Mud
probably c. Sand
a. 15 millions years ago d. Water
b. 20 millions years ago
c. 15 billions years ago Q.11. Physical quantities are divided into
d. 20 billions years ago a. Two categories
b. Three categories
Q.5. The range of world of middle sized things c. Four categories
is d. As many as we can
a. Molecules to atoms
b. Electrons to molecules Q.12. Velocity, acceleration, force, area, volume
c. Molecules to sun are all examples of
d. Molecules to earth a. Scalar quantities
b. Vector quantities
Q.6. Many physics started believing that every c. Base quantities
thing about physics has been discovered d. Derived quantities
by the end of
a. 17h Century Q.13. Total number of base quantities are
b. 18th century a. Five
c. 19th century b. Six
d. 20th century c. Seven
d. Eight

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Q.14. The steps involved in measuring the base d. None of them

quantity is Q.21. In the measurement 8000kg, if the least
a. One count of the scale is 10kg then the number of
b. Two significant figures will be
c. Three a. One
d. Four b. Two
c. Three
Q.15. The SI Unit of amount of substance is d. Four
a. Ampere (A)
b. Kelvin (K) Q.22. If we round of 43.85 to three significant
c. Candela (cd figures, then the best answer will be
d. Mole (mol) a. 44
b. 43.9
Q.16. Steradian is the unit of c. 43.8
a. Plane angle d. 44.0
b. angle
c. Solid angle Q.23. For a smaller physical quantity, the
d. Angle at the centre instrument used to measure, should be
a. Less precise
Q.17. Pascal (Pa) is the unit of b. More precise
a. Electric charge c. May be any one
b. Power d. None of them
c. Dept
d. Pressure Q.24. Percentage uncertainties are added in
which of the following operations: (i) addition
Q.18. The combination of two base units newton (ii) subtraction (iii) multiplication (iv) division
(N) and metre (m) can be written as a. (i) only
a. (Nm) b. (i) & (ii) only
b. N-m c. (iii) & (iv) only
c. N m d. All of them
d. N/m
Q.25. Which of the following is a scalar
Q.19. Repeating the measurements several times representation in books
and taking an average can reduce effect of a. A
a. Systematic error b. D
b. Random error c. A
c. Both of them d. All of them
d. None of them
Q.26. Graphaically a vector is represented by a
Q.20. Zeros in the following numbers (i) 0.00467 directed line according to a suitable scale with
(ii) 0.2.59 are a. a circle
a. Significant b. a point
b. Not significant c. a hollow circle
c. May or may not be significant d. an arrow head
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Q.27. we take two mutually perpendicular lines Q.33. A vector which describes the location of a
on a paper known as co-ordinate axes and particle with respect to the origin is called
their point of intersection is a. Null vector
a. common point b. Position vector
b. origin c. Unit vector
c. orthogonal point d. Resultant vector
d. none of them
Q.34. Sum of the magnitudes of y-components
Q.28. The direction of a vector in space is of two vectors which are to be added is equal
specified by the to the
a. On angle a. X-components of the resultant
b. Two angles b. Y-components of the resultant
c. Three angles c. Both of them
d. None of them d. None of them

Q.29. The vector addition process is a Q.35. Which is the outermost planet in the
a. Distributive process solar system?
b. Associative process a. Mercury
c. Commutative b. Pluto
d. None of them c. Neptune
d. Uranus
Q.30. If two forces 30N and 50N are acting on a
body and are directed in the same direction, Q.36. Severe deficiency of Vitamin D results
then the net force is in
a. 40N a. Scurvy
b. 1500N b. Rickets
c. 80N c. night blindness
d. 20N d. osteomalacia

Q.31. A unit vector is obtained by dividing the Q.37. Milk contains water
vector with a. 70%
a. Its direction b. 75%
b. Its magnitude but no direction c. 80%
c. Its magnitude and direction d. 90%
d. Any scalar quantity
Q.38. The SI unit of charge is
Q.32. The resultant of force of 10N and 7N can a. Ampere
never be of the magnitude b. Coulomb
a. 3N c. Ohm
b. 2N d. Volt
c. 5N
d. 7N

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Q.39. Very High Frequency (VHF) have Q.45. A device which converts chemical
__________ wavelengths? energy into electrical energy is called
a. Shorter __________?
b. Shortest a. Motor
c. Longer b. Generator
d. Longest c. moving-coil meter
d. battery
Q.40. Long-sight defect could be corrected by
using __________ lens? Q.46. The Sun is a
a. Concave a. Star
b. Convex b. Planet
c. Diverging c. Asteroid
d. none of these d. Meteor

Q.41. Deficiency of Vitamin-A results in Q.47. The gas used in a refrigerator to cool
a. Night blindness water is___________?
b. Rickets a. Nitrogen
c. Scurvy b. Carbon dioxide
d. hair fall c. Methane
d. Ammonia
Q.42. For a fixed mass of gass at constant
temperature, if we decrease volume, the Q.48. The average adult has a blood volume of
pressure will about __________ liters.
a. also decrease a. 4
b. increase b. 5
c. remains constant c. 6
d. none of these d. 7

Q.43. The lifespan of Red Blood Cells is Q.49. The most abundant element in the
__________ days? universe is
a. 60 a. Oxygen
b. 120 b. Hydrogen
c. 180 c. Carbon Dioxide
d. 240 d. Silicon

Q.44. Radioactivity was discovered by Q.50. Each day human body breathe in
__________? __________ liters of air.
a. Kelvin a. 5,000 to 10,000
b. Thomson b. 10,000 to 15,000
c. Rutherford c. 15,000 to 20,000
d. Becquerel d. 20,000 to 25,000

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Q.51. Deficiency of Vitamin-D results in b. Sound cannot travel through gases

__________? c. Sound cannot travel through liquids
a. night blindness d. Sound cannot travel through solids
b. rickets
c. scurvy Q.58. When white light is passed through a
d. hair fall prism, it splits into __________ colours.
a. 5
Q.52. The SI unit of “pressure” is b. 6
a. Pascal c. 7
b. Joule d. 8
c. Tesla
d. Henry Q.59. 1 nanometer = ?
a. 10-3 meter
Q.53. The most densest substance on the b. 10-6 meter
Earth is c. 10-9 meter
a. Platinum d. 10-12 meter
b. Copper
c. Steel Q.60. Instrument used for measuring very
d. Osmium high temperature is __________
a. Pyroscope
Q.54. A camera uses a __________ to form an b. Pyrometer
image. c. Seismograph
a. convex lens d. Xylometer
b. concave lens
c. condenser lens Q.61. Sound waves are _________ waves.
d. none of these a. Transverse
b. Electromagnetic
Q.55. Which from the following is NOT a c. Longitudinal
conductor d. none of these
a. Aluminium
b. Gold Q.62. The lifespan of White Blood Cells is
c. Graphite __________ day(s)?
d. All are conductors a. 1 – 5 days
b. 3 – 7 days
Q.56. CNG stands for c. 4 – 8 days
a. Converted Natural Gas d. 5 – 21 days
b. Conduced Natural Gas
c. Conducted Natural Gas Q.63. The fluid part of blood is known as
d. Compressed Natural Gas a. Plasma
b. Platelets
Q.57. Which from the following is true for c. blood cells
“Sound”? d. None of these
a. Sound cannot travel through a
vacuum
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Q.64. During winter in cold countries, the Q.71. Urine is produced in

__________ is mixed to melt the ice on the a. Kidneys
icy roads b. Lungs
a. Salt c. Large intestine
b. Chlorine d. Liver
c. Carbon dioxide
d. Water Q.72. The planet which is easily visible from
the Earth is
Q.65. In a very low temperature which from a. Mercury
the following will freeze at last b. Venus
a. River water c. Mars
b. Canal water d. Jupiter
c. Sea water
d. Water in a lake Q.73. Biosensor is used to measure
a. Blood glucose level
Q.66. The nearest planet to the Earth is b. The body pH value
a. Venus c. Amount of hemoglobin
b. Mercury d. Salinity in Urine
c. Mars
d. Moon Q.74. The principal constituent of the
Q.67. The planet that moves round the Sun at atmosphere of the Earth is
the highest speed is a. Oxygen
a. Jupiter b. Carbon
b. Venus c. Hydrogen
c. Mars d. Nitrogen
d. Mercury
Q.68. GPS is an abbreviation for Q.75. Digestion of food is completed in the
a. Global Poles System a. small intestine
b. Global PolySiliconium Store b. large intestine
c. Global Positioning System c. stomach
d. Global Position Structure d. Liver
Q.69. Oxidation is a chemical reaction
involving the Q.76. Carrot is good source of Vitamin
a. Gain of Electrons a. Vitamin A
b. Loss of Electrons b. Vitamin B
c. Gain of Protons c. Vitamin C
d. Loss of Protons d. Vitamin D
Q.70. At night, Plants intake __________ and
release __________ Q.77. For proper formation of teeth,
a. Oxygen – Carbon dioxide __________ is essential
b. Carbon dioxide – Oxygen a. Iodine
c. Oxygen – Carbon monoxide b. Copper
d. Carbon monoxide – Oxygen c. Fluorine
d. Iron
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d. Glucose
Q.78. Meteorology is the study of
a. Seasons Q.85. The instrument used to measure wind
b. Atmosphere speed is
c. Air and sounds a. Anemometer
d. Winds and clouds b. Barometer
c. Hydrometer
Q.79. The Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere, d. Hygrometer
by volume, is
a. 0.039% Q.86. The natural fats and oils are composed
b. 3.9% of
c. 13% a. Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen
d. 30% b. Carbon, Hydrogen and Nitrogen
c. Carbon, Oxygen and Nitrogen
Q.80. Diamond is an allotropic form of d. Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen
a. Carbon
b. Hydrogen Q.87. The energy value of food is measured in
c. Nitrogen a. Joule
d. Silicon b. Calories
c. Tesla
Q.81. The SI unit of Heat is d. Proteins
a. Watt
b. Volt Q.88. Wind energy is the __________ energy
c. Joule a. Potential
d. Newton b. Transverse
c. Kinetic
Q.82. The good sources of Vitamin-A are d. Mechanical
a. green leafy vegetables
b. seeds Q.89. Water covers __________ of the Earth’s
c. fresh vegetables and fruits surface
d. sea foods a. 61%
b. 67%
Q.83. The gas, commonly known as “laughing c. 71%
gas”, is d. 76%
a. Carbon Dioxide
b. Sulfur Dioxide Q.90. About 50% of the Earth’s crust,
c. Nitrous Oxide including the waters on the Earth and
d. Sodium Oxide atmosphere, is
a. Oxygen
Q.84. The source of oxygen in photosynthesis b. Carbon Dioxide
is c. Silicon
a. Water d. Clay
b. Salts
c. Minerals
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Q.91. The fourth state of matter is d. Adrenocorticotrophic Harmone

a. Water
b. Salts Q.98. Humming bird belongs to a category
c. Vapours called
d. Plasma a. Ectotherm
b. Endotherm
Q.92. The device used to convert Alternate c. Exotherm
Current into Direct Current is called d. Heterotherm
a. Anemometer
b. Battery Q.99. Radioactive isotope of Uranium used in
c. Galvanometer Nuclear Bomb is
d. Rectifier a. 92 U 235
b. 92 U 234
Q.93. In night, when photosynthesis is c. 92 U 233
stopped, plants d. 92 U 238
a. take in Carbon Dioxide
b. take in Oxygen Q.100. The famous book; Al – Qanun was
c. give off Carbon Dioxide written by the Muslim scientist
d. give off Oxygen a. Jabar bin Hayyan
b. Zakariya Al – Razi
Q.94. __________ are called the powerhouses c. Abu Ali Sina
of the cell? d. Abdul Qasim Majreeti
a. Mitochondria
b. Vesicles Q.101. Basic metals can be converted into gold
c. Lungs by
d. Liver a. Heating
b. Beating
Q.95. Copper can be converted into gold by c. Artificial nuclear radioactivity
a. Artificial radioactivity d. Chemical reaction
b. Heating
c. Electroplating Q.102. A light year is a unit of
d. Chemical reaction a. Time
b. Energy
Q.96. Bronze medal is made up of metals c. Length
a. copper,nickel d. Mass
b. copper, tin
c. copper, silver Q.103. One of the main function of the earth’s
d. copper, zinc ozone layer is to
a. Prevent global warming
Q.97. Addison’s disease is caused by the b. Filter out ultraviolet rays
deficiency of c. Absorb pollution
a. Antiduretic Harmone d. All of the above
b. Luteinising Harmone
c. Melanophore stimulating Harmone
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Q.104. The name of the common mineral salt b. Dilute acetic acid
present in sweat is c. Chloride of lime
a. Calcium Oxalate d. Calcium
b. Potassium Sulphate
c. Sodium Chloride Q.111. Defeciency of following vitamin
d. Iron Sulphate decreases hemoglobin production
e. None of these a. Biotin
b. Thiamine
Q.105. Sensitive layer of the eye is c. Niacin
a. Choriods d. Pyridoxine
b. Sclerotic
c. Retina Q.112. Hygrometer is used for measuring the
d. Cornea a. Speed of sound
e. None of these b. Density of milk
c. Humidity of air
Q.106. Which triplet in DNA codes for valine d. Specific gravity of liquids
a. CTT
b. AGU Q.113. Bronze is an alloy of
c. CAT a. Copper and Zinc
d. None of these b. Tin and Zinc
c. Copper and Tin
Q.107. Which of the following is not a part of d. Iron and Zinc
Darwinism
a. Over production Q.114. Orbital period of the planet Mercury
b. Natural selection around the sun is
c. Inheritance for acquired characters a. 88 days
d. Competition for survival b. 365 days
c. 98 days
Q.108. The instrument which measures very d. None of these
high temperature is
a. Manometer Q.115. The most splendid and the most
b. Thermostat magnificent constellation on the sky is
c. Chronometer a. Orion
d. Pyrometer b. Columbia
c. Canis Major
Q.109. The science which deals with study of d. Taurus
manners and customs of people is
a. Ethnology Q.116. The position of earth in its orbit, when it
b. Morphology is at its greatest distance from the sun
c. Ethics causing northern summer is called
d. Genetics
a. Aphelion
Q.110. Chemical name of vinegar is b. Perihelion
a. Sodium Nitrate c. Perigee
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d. None of these Q.123. A moderator is used in nuclear reactor

Q.117. Diamond is a very expensive ornament. in order to
It is composed of a single element a. Accelerate the neutrons
a. Carbon b. Slow down the speed of the neutrons
b. Gold c. Increase the number of elections
c. Silver d. Decrease the number of electrons
d. Platinum
Q.124. Sedimentary rocks are
Q.118. Television signals are converted into a. Porous
light signals by b. Hard
a. Optical fiber c. Rough
b. Transistor d. Volcanic
c. Photo diode
d. Decoder Q.125. Which one of the following is a non-
metallic mineral
Q.119. number of spark plugs needed in a a. Manganese
diesel engine is b. Magnesium
a. 2 c. Gypsum
b. 3 d. None of these
c. 0
d. 4 Q.126. Ozone layer prevents ______________
radiation from entering the atmosphere
Q.120. The half life of a radioactive element is a. Infra-red
8-days. How long it take to reduce it from b. Ultraviolet
10 mg to 5 mg c. X-rays
a. 4 days d. Gamma rays
b. 12 days
c. 8 days Q.127. The phenomenon of Aurora Borealis,
d. None of these the display of red and green lights in
northern hemisphere is due to radiations
Q.121. Monsoon is caused by from
a. Seasonal reversal of winds a. Ionosphere
b. Revolution of earth b. Troposphere
c. Movement of clouds c. Mesosphere
d. None of these d. None of these

Q.122. Which of the following atmospheric Q.128. Yeast is used in making bread because it
layers help in radio communication? produces
a. Exosphere a. Carbon dioxide
b. Ionosphere b. Sugar
c. Troposphere c. Bacteria
d. Stratosphere d. Oxygen

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Q.129. Oasis is associated with Q.135. In winter an iron pipe feel colder than a
a. Glaciers wooden window . This is because wood is
b. Desert a. Conductor
c. Islands b. Non-Conductor
d. Volcanoes c. Semi- Conductor
d. Not a solid while iron is a solid
Q.130. Quartz crystal in quartz watches work
on the principle called Q.136. The echo (reflected sounD. will be
a. Photoelectric effect distinctly heard only at ordinary
b. Stark effect temperatures if the distance of the
c. Piezo-electric effect reflecting surfaces from the source of sound
d. None of these is at least
a. 1120ft
Q.131. The fruits without seed, like banana, are b. 120ft
called c. 56ft
a. Seedless fruits d. 100ft
b. Parthenocarpic fruits
c. placental fruits Q.137. It is possible to recognize a person in the
d. Parthenogenesis fruits dark by simply hearing his unique voice . It
is because of the
Q.132. Animal which captures and readily kills a. Pitch
living animals for its food is called b. Frequency
a. Parasite c. Time period
b. Scavenger d. Quality
c. Predator
d. None of these Q.138. When a ray of sunlight enters a dark
room , its straight path become visible
Q.133. In a railway track, two rails are joined because of dust particles hanging in the air.
end to end with a gap tin between them It is because light is
because a. Visible
a. Steel can be saved b. Transparent
b. Air gaps are necessary for bearing the c. Invisible
weight of running train. d. None of these
c. Accidents due to expansion in
summer can be avoided Q.139. A six feet tall lady wants to see her full
d. All of these image in a plane mirror . The minimum
length of the mirror will be
Q.134. Name the famous book of Ibn-Sina in a. 6 feet
which he discussed human physiology and b. 12 feet
medicine c. 4 feet
a. Al-Qanun d. 3 feet
b. Al-Masudi
c. New Renaissance
d. Tadhkira
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Q.140. The principle used in radar is the same b. Mariana Trench

as that of Sonar. In radar we use radio c. Mangrove
waves ; whereas in sonar we use d. Groove
a. red waves
b. Infrared waves Q.147. Twinkling of stars is caused by
c. Ultrasonic a. Reflection of light
d. super sonic b. Polarization of light
c. refraction of light
Q.141. Parsec is a unit of d. Interference of light
a. Energy
b. Time Q.148. Magnifying power of a simple
c. Power microscope can be increased by
d. Distance a. increasing focal length of the lens
b. Decreasing focal length of the lens
Q.142. German Silver is an alloy of c. Lens of large aperture
a. Zn + Ni d. lens of short aperture
b. Cu + Zn
c. Cu + Ni Q.149. A nuclear reactor is a device used to
d. None of these carry out controlled nuclear reaction
whereas GM counter is a device used to
Q.143. The Continent Antarctica lies at the detect
a. North pole a. Current
b. South pole b. Nuclear Radiation
c. middle of the earth c. Voltage
d. Equator d. Power

Q.144. The temperature of the dead body is Q.150. A body can escape the gravitational pull
a. 0 ‘C of the earth if it is thrown up with a velocity
b. 37 ‘ of
c. Temperature of the place where it is a. 25 miles per sec
kept b. 7 miles per sec
d. Room Temperature c. 60 miles per sec
e. None of these d. 10 miles per sec

Q.145. Lactometer is a type of Hydrometer Q.151. Night vision is possible with the help of
which is used to measure the specific a. Red light
gravity of b. Violet light
a. Honey c. Infrared Rays
b. Water d. Ultra violet Light
c. Milk
d. olive oil Q.152. In humans , most nutrient molecules are
absorbed by the
Q.146. The deepest place on earth is a. Small intestine
a. Trench b. Stomach
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c. Liver b. Cerebellum
d. None of these c. Cerebrum
d. None of these
Q.153. Cobalt is a material which is
a. Strongly attracted by a magnet Q.160. What is the main component of bones
b. Not attracted by a magnet and teeth
c. not a magnet a. Calcium carbonate
d. None of these b. Calcium phosphate
c. Calcium sulphate
Q.154. Which of the following helps in clotting d. Calcium nitrate
of blood
a. Vitamin B1 Q.161. The main constituent of hemoglobin is
b. Vitamin B2 a. Chlorine
c. Vitamin D b. Iron
d. Vitamin K c. Calcium
d. None of these
Q.155. Total volume of blood in a normal adult
human being is Q.162. The main function of the kidney is
a. 5-6 liters a. To control blood pressure
b. 3-4 liters b. To control body temperature
c. 8-10 liters c. To remove waste product from the
d. 8-10 liters body
d. To help in digestion of food
Q.156. Red blood corpuscles are formed in the
a. Liver Q.163. The function of hemoglobin is
b. Bone marrow a. Transportation of oxygen
c. Kidneys b. Destruction of bacteria
d. Heart c. Prevention of anemia
d. Utilization of energy
Q.157. How many bones are there in an adult
human being Q.164. Which of the following glands secrete
a. 210 tears
b. 260 a. Lachrymal
c. 206 b. Pituitary
d. 300 c. Thyroid
d. Pancreas
Q.158. Tibia is a bone found in the
a. Skull Q.165. Which is the largest gland in the human
b. Arm body
c. Leg a. Thyroid
d. Face b. Liver
c. Pancreas
Q.159. The largest part of the human brain is d. None of these
a. Medulla oblongata
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Q.166. Which is the largest organ in the human Q.172. The average heartbeat per minute in a
body normal man is
a. Liver a. 50
b. Heart b. 70
c. Skin c. 80
d. Kidney d. 100

Q.167. A person of which of the following blood Q.173. A person with which of the following
groups is called a universal donor blood groups can receive blood of any
a. O group
b. AB a. A
c. A b. AB
d. B c. B
d. O
Q.168. Which gland in the human body is
called the master gland Q.174. Malaria is a disease which effects the
a. Pancreas a. Heart
b. Thyroid b. Lungs
c. Pituitary c. Spleen
d. Spleens d. Kidneys

Q.169. How many bones are there in a newly Q.175. Which of the following diseases is
born infant caused by virus
a. 206 a. Small pox
b. 230 b. Tuberculosis
c. 280 c. Malaria
d. 300 d. Cholera

Q.170. Which of the following have maximum Q.176. Medulla oblongata is a part of human
calorific value a. Heart
a. Carbohydrates b. Brain
b. Fats c. Liver
c. Proteins d. Sex organ
d. Vitamins
Q.177. Myopia is a disease connected with
Q.171. Which of the following vitamins a. Ears
promote healthy functioning of eyes in b. Eyes
human beings c. Lungs
a. Vitamin B d. Brain
b. Vitamin C
c. Vitamin A Q.178. Leukemia is a disease of the
d. Vitamin D a. Lungs
b. Blood
c. Skin
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d. Nerves d. Distance between the lens and retina

Q.179. Short-sightedness can be corrected by take time to adjust
using
a. Convex lens Q.185. What is the average adult pulse rate
b. Concave lens a. 140-150
c. Convex-concave lens b. 115-125
d. Concave-convex lens c. 72-80
d. 60
Q.180. Trachoma is a disease of the
a. Liver Q.186. A lake starts freezing because of the
b. Eyes cold atmosphere. It will first freeze
c. Lungs a. At the bottom
d. Kidney b. ln the middle pan
c. At the top surface
Q.181. ECG is used for the diagnosis of d. Uniformly throughout the water body
aliments of ?
a. Brain Q.187. The sun appears red at sunrise and
b. Heart sunset while it appears white at noon,
c. Kidneys because
d. Lungs a. Of refraction
b. It is cooler at sunrise and at sunset
Q.182. Dialysis is used for the treatment of c. Of diffraction leading to red end of the
a. Kidney failure spectrum reaching the earth.
b. Heart weakness d. Of Scattering of light due to dust
c. Brain diseases particles and air molecules.
d. None of these
Q.188. An iceberg is floating in sea. How much
Q.183. Which part of the Camera is analogue of its mass will remain above the surface of
to the retina in the human eye water?
a. Lens a. One tenth
b. Film b. One fifth
c. Aperture c. One fourth
d. Shutter d. One third

Q.184. When a person enters a dark room from Q.189. Most of the ozone in the atmosphere is
bright light he is not able to see clearly for a concentrated in the
little while because the a. Mesosphere
a. Eye is unable to adjust itself b. Troposphere
immediately c. Stratosphere
b. Retina becomes insensitive d. Ionosphere
momentarily
c. Iris is unable to dilate the pupil Q.190. The cow’s milk contains how much
immediately amount of water in terms of percentage
a. 60%
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b. 65% b. Provide striking surface to the wings

c. 72% for flying
d. 80% c. Make the body surface waterproof
d. impart coloration for species as well as
Q.191. T.V. transmission cannot cover a very sex recognition
large area because
a. the strength of T.V. waves is very Q.196. The rear view mirror of a motor vehicle
limited is
b. picture cannot be transmitted clearly a. Concave
after a specific distance b. Plane
c. the shape of the earth is spherical c. Convex
d. the air is not a good conductor of light d. Biconcave
and sound/waves
Q.197. Lead ball falls through water more
Q.192. The Green House Effect is caused by an slowly than through air because
excess of ? a. The value of ‘g’ is less in water
a. Carbon dioxide b. Density of air is less than that of water
b. Carbon monoxide c. Of the viscous force in water
c. Carbon tetrachloride d. Of The surface tension of water
d. None of the above
Q.198. A Fahrenheit thermometer indicates a
Q.193. Bats can also fly in dark because they temperature of ‘ 14°F. its corresponding
are capable of taking the help of reading on the Celsius scale will be
a. Ultraviolet Waves a. – 2O°C
b. Electromagnetic Waves b. – 10°C
c. Ultrasonic Waves c. + 10°C
d. Special Retina d. + 20°C

Q.194. What is ‘Stealth Technology‘? Q.199. Which one of the following sets of color
a. A device which when attached to an combinations is added in color vision in
aircraft makes it invisible on the radar TV’?
b. A coating which reduces the a. Red, green and blue
visibility of an aircraft on radar b. Orange, back and violet
c. A Technology by which it is possible c. White. red and yellow
for the aircraft’s to spy in the enemy d. Yellow, green and blue
air-space
d. A technology by using which Q.200. A train goes past a railway station at a
paratroopers can be dropped stealthily high speed. A young boy standing on the
behind the enemy columns. edge of the platform is likely to
a. Remain unaffected
Q.195. The primary function of the feathers in b. Fall away from the train
birds is to c. Fall towards the train
a. Provide insulation for preserving body d. Fall away from or towards the train
heat depending upon the speed
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Q.201. Water is a highly effective coolant for a a. Surface tension

car engine because b. Viscosity
a. Water is good conductor of heat c. Specific gravity
b. Water has very high specific heat d. Elasticity
capacity
c. Water boils at a comparatively high Q.207. A satellite moving round the earth with
temperature a uniform speed has
d. Evaporation of water produces lot of a. An accelerated motion
cooling b. No acceleration at all
c. Uniform acceleration
Q.202. In order to prevent the corrosion of iron d. Uneven acceleration
pipes they are often coated with a layer of
zinc. This process is termed as Q.208. For being able to see three-dimensional
a. Electroplating pictures we have to use
b. Annealing a. A binocular
c. Galvanization b. A camera
d. Vulcanization c. An epidiascope
d. A stereoscope
Q.203. The cracking sound heard when dry
hair is combed with a hard rubber comb is Q.209. Water has maximum density at
due to a. 0°C
a. The hair barging against the charged b. 4°C
comb c. 4° K
b. Small electric sparks d. 4.8°C
c. The rubbing of the comb with the hair
d. None of the above Q.210. The theory of Expanding Universe was
first propounded by
Q.204. Detergents dissolved in water help in a. Einstein
cleaning clothes by b. Newton
a. Increasing the temperature of water c. Gahleo
b. Reacting chemically with dirt d. Hubble
c. Reducing the surface tension of
water Q.211. An instrument to detect the purity of
d. Dissolving dirt milk is
a. Lactometer
Q.205. The absorption of ink by blotting paper b. Hygrometer
involves c. Manometer
a. Viscosity of ink d. Sonometer
b. Capillary action phenomenon
c. Diffusion of ink through the blotting Q.212. Coulomb is the scientific unit to
d. Siphon action measure?
a. Velocity
Q.206. Materials for rain-proof coats and tents b. Temperature
owe their water proof properties to c. Mass
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d. None of These a. Mosses

b. Bacteria
Q.213. Who proposed this concept “All motion c. Protozoa
is relative”? d. None
a. Albert Einstein
b. John Kepler Q.220. The atmosphere of moon consists of
c. Galileo Galilie a. 90% Hydrogen, 10% Nitrogen
d. None b. 80%Nitrogen, 20% Hydrogen
c. 60% Nitrogen, 40%inert gases
Q.214. The field of specialization of famous d. None
Muslim scientist Abu Usman Aljahiz was?
a. Botany Q.221. The chemical name of quartz is
b. Zoology a. Silicon Dioxide
c. Astronomy b. Stannous Oxide
d. None c. Aluminium Oxide
d. None
Q.215. Albatros is__________?
a. A sea bird Q.222. Which month of calendar year can lack a
new moon?
b. A beetle
a. December
c. A fruit
b. February
d. None
c. May
d. None
Q.216. The sunlight can reach a depth
of___________meters in the ocean
Q.223. Deuterium differs from Hydrogen in having
a. 80
a. Different atomic number but same atomic
b. 200
weight
c. 120
b. Different atomic number and different
d. None atomic weight
c. Same atomic number and different
Q.217. The biggest planet in our solar system atomic weight
is___________? d. None
a. Venus
b. Pluto Q.224. One of the following is a water soluble
c. Jupiter vitamin
d. None a. Vitamin A
b. Vitamin D
Q.218. The biggest species of the cat family is c. Vitamin K
a. Tiger d. None
b. Lion
c. Leopard Q.225. UV light falls in the category of
d. None a. Ionizing Radiations
b. Non Ionizing Radiation
Q.219. The dominant phase of life cycle in these c. Visible light
organism is haploid? d. None

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d. None
Q.226. The earth’s ___________ is divided into 15
major plates of various sizes Q.233. The unit to measure the quantity of Ozone
a. Mesosphere in atmosphere is
b. Stratosphere a. Dobson
c. Lithosphere b. Dalton
d. None c. Cuolomb
d. None
Q.227. One of these scientists formulated basic
laws of Geometry? Q.234. The severity of 2005 earthquake in Pakistan
a. Pythagorus on Richter scale was ?
b. Archimedes a. 6.9
c. Aristotle b. 7.6
d. None c. 7.1
d. None
Q.228. He was the first scientist to prove that
Planets move around the sun? Q.235. Geiger-Muller counter is used to detect
a. Archimedes a. Protons
b. Galileo Galilei b. Neutrons
c. John Kepler c. Photons
d. None d. None

Q.229. Atom is made up of____________different Q.236. Vacuum tubes have been replaced by
kinds of subatomic particles a. Conductors
a. Three b. Diodes
b. Two c. Transistors
c. Four d. None of these
d. None
Q.237. It is a secondary plant nutrient?
Q.230. The alpha particles are compact clusters of a. Nitrogen
a. Electron and Proton b. Phosphorus
b. Two Protons and two Neutrons c. Sulphur
c. Three protons and three Neutrons d. None
d. None
Q.238. An area of microbiology that is concerned
Q.231. The Beta particles are fast moving with the occurence of disease in human
a. Protons population is?
b. Electrons a. Immunology
c. Neutrons b. Paracitology
d. None c. Epidemiology
Q.232. One of the following countries produces d. None
maximum energy from atomic reactors?
a. France (80% from its Nuclear Reactors) Q.239. The number of electrons of a neutral atom
b. USA is automatically known if one knows the
c. UK a. Atomic number
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b. Atomic weight c. Nucleotides

c. Number of orbitals d. None
d. None
Q.247. The approximate intensity level of the
Q.240. Which of the following is not an enzyme? sound which can cause damage to the ear drum
a. Chemotrypsin is
b. Secretin a. 20 dB
c. Pepsin b. 60 dB
d. None c. 100 dB
d. 160 dB
Q.241. Serum if blood plasma minus its?
a. Calcium ions Q.248. Fuse wire is made of
b. Clotting proteins a. 63% tin and 37% lead
c. Globulins b. 63% lead and 37% tin
d. None c. 63% tin and 37% aluminum
d. 63% lead and 37% aluminum
Q.242. The autonomic nervous system innervates
all of these except? Q.249. Which one of the following is the main
a. Cardiac muscles culprit in the thinning of Ozone layer in the
b. Skeletal muscles earth’s stratosphere?
c. Smooth muscles a. Carbon dioxide
d. None b. Chlorofluorocarbons
c. Nitrogen oxides
Q.243. Which of these is not a region of the spinal d. Methane
cord
a. Thoracic Q.250. Steering of a car involves?
b. Pelvic a. A single force
c. Lumbar b. Two forces acting in the same direction
d. None c. Two forces acting along different lines and
in opposite direction.
Q.244. The shape of the external ear is due to d. A pair of forces acting along the same
a. Elastic cartilage line and in opposite direction
b. Fibrocartilage
c. Articular cartilage Q.251. The sky appears blue because the earth’s
d. None atmosphere
Q.245. When a patient’s immune system becomes a. Scatters blue light
reactive to a drug, this is an example of? b. Reflects blue light
a. Super infection c. Transmits blue light
b. Drug resistance d. Has actual blue cover
c. Allergy
d. None Q.252. A tight-rope walker carries a long pole
which he holds across his body. The purpose of
Q.246. What is the smallest unit of heredity? this pole is to
a. Chromosomes a. Prop him up if he falls
b. Gene
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b. Spread out his weight and reduce the d. Atoms

pressure on the rope
c. Add extra weight to keep the rope tightly Q.259. What are considered the building blocks of
stretched matter?
d. To keep the Center of gravity always a. Molecules
above vertically above the rope b. Protons
c. Elements
Q.253. When water is filled in a bottle and is d. Atoms
allowed to freeze, the bottle breaks because
a. Water expands on freezing Q.260. What are the three subatomic particles of
b. Bottle contracts at freezing point an atom?
c. temperature outside the bottle is less than a. Protons,Neutrons & Electrons
that inside the bottle. b. Protons,Nucleus & Electrons
d. None of the above c. Protons,Nucleus & Elements
d. Elements,Nucleus & Protons
Q.254. People living in high altitudes (like
mountains) usually have a Q.261. The protons and neutrons are found in the
a. smaller number of Red Blood Cells center of the atom, which is called the
b. larger number of Red Blood Cells _________of the atom?
c. smaller number of White Blood Cells a. Nucleus
d. larger number of White Blood Cells b. Headquarters
c. Hub
Q.255. Copper is used in the production of d. None of These
a. Brick kilns
b. Children toys Q.262. _____________ are positively (+) charged
c. Kitchen utilities particles?
d. Electric wires a. Neutrons
b. Electrons
Q.256. The blue colour of clear sky is due to c. Protons
a. Reflection of light d. None of These
b. Refraction of light Q.263. ___________are negatively (-) charged
c. Diffraction of light particles of an atom?
d. Dispersion of light a. Protons
b. Neutrons
Q.257. A device that converts mechanical energy c. Electrons
into electric energy is called d. None of These
a. Motor
b. Transformer Q.264. ____________ have no charge?
c. Coil a. Neutrons
d. Generator b. Protons
c. Electrons
Q.258. All matter is made of d. None of These
a. Air
b. Water Q.265. Elements are made of _________?
c. Vibrations a. Atoms

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b. Molecules c. Waldeyer
c. H2O d. Rudolf Diesel
d. Compounds
Q.273. Electron was discovered by
Q.266. SI unit of time is a. Michael Faraday
a. Second b. James Maxwell
b. kilo gram c. Yuri Gagarin
c. meter d. J.J Thomson
d. Volt
Q.274. Which planet is much brighter in our solar
Q.267. The speed of light is system?
a. 280,000 km/s a. Earth
b. 300,000 km/s b. Venus
c. 320,000 km/s c. Mercury
d. none of these d. Jupiter

Q.268. The soul of chemistry is dealing with Q.275. The main function of kidney is
a. Internal structural changes in matter a. to control blood pressure
b. Composition of matter b. to control body temperature
c. Properties of matter c. to remove waste from blood
d. Composition and properties of matter d. to help in digestion of bady

Q.269. Which one is the most common disease? Q.276. The energy stored in a dam is
a. Dental a. Kinetic energy
b. Leprosy b. Electrical energy
c. Headache c. Potential energy
d. Migraine d. None of these
Q.270. Vertebral Column in human beings consists
of how many vertebrae Q.277. Moon light reaches to earth
a. 5 in___________seconds?
b. 10 a. 0.3 seconds
c. 12 b. 1.3 seconds
d. 33 c. 2.3 seconds
d. 3.3 second
Q.271. 2017 Nobel Prize Currently Awarded in
Physics is for Q.278. Who developed the telegraph code?
a. Far Observation of Gravitational Waves a. Andre Ampere
b. Far Observation of Gravitational Weight b. Samuel Morse
c. First Observation of Gravitational c. Joseph Henry
Waves d. Jean Fourier.
d. Far Objectivity of Gravitational Waves
Q.279. How many numbers of chromosomes in Pea
Q.272. Diesel engine was discovered by plant?
a. Paul Muller a. 12
b. Faraday b. 14
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c. 46 b. Spinal cord
d. 48 c. both a & b
d. non of the above
Q.280. which of these plants open its mouth when
insect sit on its lid? Q.287. Short-sight defect could be corrected by a
a. Sunflower _____________ lens?
b. Pitcher plant a. concave lens
c. Brassica Plant b. convex lens
d. None of these c. converging lens
d. none of these
Q.281. The speed of sound in air at sea level is
approximately Q.288. Deficiency of vitamin B1 is causes
a. 300 meter per second a. Rickets
b. 320 meter per second b. Bone Infection
c. 340 meters per second c. Beriberi
d. 370 meter per second d. Myopia

Q.282. Who invented the safety pin? Q.289. The inner most part of the earth is
a. Charles Goodbye a. Crust
b. steward Harshone b. Mental
c. Walter Hunt c. Core
d. A.Rose d. None of these
Q.290. The ozone layer is at height
of________kilometers from the surface of the
Q.283. Entomology Is the Study of Earth?
a. Worms a. 10 to 20
b. Insects b. 20 to 30
c. Animals c. 30 to 40
d. All of these d. 40 to 50

Q.284. How many bones in our body? Q.291. The human brain uses__________ percent
a. 102 of the total oxygen and blood in the body?
b. 306 a. 20
c. 206 b. 12
d. 204 c. 35
d. 48
Q.285. The study Of GLANDS is called
a. Cardiology Q.292. Which of the following planets have the
b. None of these longest day?
c. Endocrinology a. Jupiter
d. Entomology b. Mercury
c. Earth
Q.286. Reflex actions in head region are under the d. Venus
control of
a. Brain
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Q.293. which of the following planets is known as d. Troposphere, Ionosphere, Stratosphere,

“morning star”? Mesosphere
a. Mercury
b. VENUS Q.299. Which of the following cells are Colourless?
c. Mars a. Red blood cells
d. Saturn b. White blood cells
c. Monocytes
Q.294. At what angle above the horizon must the d. Platelets
sun be to create a rainbow?
a. 90 degrees Q.300. The longest bone in human body is
b. 60 degrees a. Ulna
c. 40 degrees b. Tibia
d. 65 degrees c. Femur
d. Humerus
Q.295. The study of cancer is called
a. Zoology Q.301. The Shortest (smallest) bone in human body
b. Ecology is
c. Genomic a.Stapes
d. Oncology b.Tibia
c.Femur
d.Humerus
Q.296. Sunlight is a Great Source of Q.302. Sodium carbonate is produced by
____________? a. haber process
a. vitamin C b. Amonia solvay process
b. vitamin D c. decons process
c. vitamin E d. lead chamber process
d. vitamin K
Q.303. Blood which heart pumps to lungs is
Q.297. What is the breathing rate of human being a. deoxygenated blood
body? b. lymph fluid
a. 15-11 minutes c. atria blood
b. 16-20 minutes d. oxygenated blood
c. 25-26 minutes
d. 32-35 minutes Q.304. Current stage of star ‘Sun’ is
a. white dwarf
Q.298. Which among the following is the correct b. red giant
sequence of the various layers of the c. yellow dwarf
Atmosphere from the Earth’s surface? d. orange dwarf
a. Ionosphere, Mesosphere, Stratosphere,
Troposphere
Q.305. If the length of a heater coil is reduced by
b. Mesosphere, Stratosphere, Ionosphere, 10% of its original length, then Power
Troposphere consumed by heater will?
c. Troposphere, Stratosphere, a. Increase over 10%
Mesosphere, Ionosphere
b. Decrease by 10%
c. Decrease by 0.5%

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d. Increase by 0.5% a. Paint

b. Gun powder
Q.306. Sunlight is composed of c. Paper
a. Three colours d. Ink
b. six colours
c. seven colours Q.313. Most drugs are excreted through
d. eight colours a. Kidney
b. Skin
Q.307. Which is least Conductor of Electricity c. Gallbladder
among the following? d. Lungs
a. Wood
b. Copper Q.314. Insulin drug was discovered by
c. Iron a. Charles Herbert Best
d. Water b. Prof John James Rickard Macleod
c. Sir Frederick Grant Banting
Q.308. What does TCM stand for in medical d. Leonard Thompson
terms?
a. Techno Circuit Module Q.315. When our sun reaches the end of its red
b. Traditional Chinese medicine giant phase, it will turn into a_________?
c. Tetra Carbon Mono oxide a. Supernova
d. Tele Communication Management b. White Dwarf
c. Black Hole
Q.309. Which Gas is used in the preparation of d. Neutron Star
Soft drinks?
a. Oxygen Q.316. What sub-class of neutron star is known for
b. Carbon dioxide its extremely high magnetic field?
c. Nitrogen a. Magnetar
d. Halogen b. Quasar
c. Magneto
Q.310. ______________ is used for measuring d. Magnetta
velocity?
a. Speedometer Q.317. When a star becomes a singularity and has
b. Anemometer zero volume and infinite density, it is
c. Odometer called_______________?
d. Hygrometer a. White dwarf
b. Blue giant
Q.311. In the manufacture of banaspati ghee the c. Wolf-Raynet star
gas used is d. Black hole
a. Helium
b. Hydrogen Q.318. Particle clouds from where stars are formed
c. Oxygen are known as
d. Nitrogen a. Stellar nurseries
b. Star clouds
Q.312. Wood is the main raw material for the c. Event horizons
manufacture of d. Singularities

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a. the daily rotation of the earth

Q.319. Antares is of the largest known b. the frequency of light emitted by Kr86
a. Quasars Star c. the yearly revolution of the earth about the
b. Pulsars Star sun
c. White Dwarfs Star d. a precision pendulum clock
d. Red Super-giants Star e. none of these

Q.320. The sun is made up of 99.9% of Q.326. During a total solar eclipse the rate of
________________ and ______________? Photosynthesis___________?
a. Oxygen and Hydrogen a. Increase
b. Hydrogen and Sulfur b. Decrease
c. Carbon and Silicon c. Remain Constant
d. Hydrogen and Helium d. None of them

Q.321. What are the names of the two stars in the Q.327. Water is a universal solvent for what
Big Dipper used to locate Polaris? reactions?
a. The North Seekers a. Chemical
b. The Pointer Stars b. Biochemical
c. The Pointer Sisters c. Physical
d. None of these d. Nuclear

Q.322. The large dark patches on the Moon’s Q.328. Which of the following is closest to a yard in
surface are known as length?
a. Dark matter a. 0.01m
b. Maria, or seas, even though there is no b. 0.1m
water on the Moon c. 1m
c. Maria, or seas, because they are filled with d. 100m
water
d. Moon spots Q.329. The SI base unit for mass is
a. Gram
Q.323. Which one is the brightest star in the night b. Pound
sky? c. Kilogram
a. Betelgeuse d. Ounce
b. Sirius
c. Rigel Q.330. Two automobiles are 150 kilometers apart
d. Polaris and traveling toward each other. One
automobile is moving at 60km/h and the other
Q.324. Oranges are rich source of is moving at 40km/h mph. In how many hours
a. Carbohydrates will they meet?
b. Fats a. 2.5
c. Proteins b. 1.5
d. Vitamins c. 2.0
d. 1.25
Q.325. The SI standard of time is based
on_____________? Q.331. An atom is

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a. smallest indivisible particle in an element a. molecules are stable

b. smallest particle of an element which b. molecules are unstable
can undergo a chemical reaction c. nuclei are stable
c. building block of an element d. nuclei are unstable
d. always smaller than molecule Q.338. Second ionization energy:
a. is always less than first ionization energy
Q.332. Which of the following is a substance? b. is always greater than first ionization
a. Sea water energy
b. Tape water c. is equal to the first ionization energy
c. Brass d. may be greater or less than the first
d. Graphite ionization energy depending on the nature
of the element
Q.333. All of the following substances are
crystalline except Q.339. All of the following are electromagnetic
a. Ice radiations except
b. Diamond a. Red light
c. Sucrose b. Sound waves
d. Plastic c. X-Rays
d. Photon
Q.334. Honey contain glucose and fructose along
with some other ingredients, it has greater Q.340. Which of the following has the highest
viscosity due to____________? energy?
a. hydrogen bonding a. gamma rays
b. irregular shape of the molecules b. X-rays
c. irregular shape of the molecules and c. Ultra-violet radiation
strong inter-molecular forces d. radio waves
d. greater molecular size
Q.341. Which of the following has the largest
Q.335. Rate of evaporation of petrol is greater than wavelength?
that of water at room temperature because a. visible light
a. petrol molecules do not have any b. x-rays
hydrogen bond c. infrared light
b. petrol is an organic compound d. ultraviolet radiation
c. water molecules have small size
d. petrol molecules have greater size Q.342. “Each electron in an atom must have its
own unique set of quantum numbers” is a
Q.336. The increasing vapor pressure caused by statement of_______________?
heating a liquid is due to a. Aufbau principle
a. increase inter-molecular interactions b. Pauli exclusion principle
b. increasing potential energy of molecules c. Hund’s rule
c. increasing kinetic energy of molecules d. Periodic law
d. decreasing surface tension
Q.343. One of the following ways of expressing the
Q.337. Nuclear radiation is emitted by those concentration of a solution does not depend on
elements whose temperature. It is__________?

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a. Molarity b. 10 minutes
b. Molality c. 15 minutes
c. Normality d. 20 minutes
d. Formality Q.350. What kind of weathering takes place on the
valley side above the surface of the glacier?
Q.344. The amount of energy required by the a. Plucking
children of age between one to three years b. Abrasion
is___________? c. Chemical weathering
a. 300 k Calories d. Frost shattering
b. 600 k Calories
c. 900 k Calories Q.351. Rainfall related to mountains is:
d. 1200 k Calories a. Orographic rainfall
b. Normal rainfall
Q.345. According to the definition of 1 KWh, a 100 c. Monsoon rains
watt bulb consumes one unit of electricity d. Cyclonic rainfall
in____________?
a. 1 hours Q.352. What is meant by “Equinox”?
b. 5 hours a. The longest day
c. 10 hours b. The shortest day
d. 15 hours c. The sun-month long day
d. Equal duration of day and night
Q.346. In eye donation, which one of the following
parts of donor’s eye is utilized ? Q.353. The season changes because of the
a. Iris a. Moon is revolving round the earth
b. Lens b. Earth is revolving round its axis
c. Cornea c. Earth is revolving round the sun
d. Retina d. Planet Mars is attracting the sun

Q.347. The ‘stone’ formed in human kidney consist Q.354. The largest latitude circle on earth is
mostly of_____________? a. Arctic circle
a. Calcium oxalate b. Tropic of cancer
b. Sodium acetate c. Tropic of Capricorn
c. Magnesium sulphate d. The Equator
d. Calcium
Q.355. Afternoon rains in the equatorial region are
Q.348. Approximately, how many times each day the result of influences _______?
do our heart valves open and close normally? a. . Land Breeze
a. 10,000 b. Monsoon
b. 1,00,000 c. Frontal
c. 1,50,000 d. Convectional
d. 2,00,000
Q.356. When a warm air is lifted off the surface in
Q.349. Quantity of fresh air required for a man is temperature depression it is called
1000 cubic feet of air for every____________? a. An occlusion
a. 5 minutes b. A cold front
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c. An anticyclone a. The Torrid Zone

d. A warm front b. The Frigid Zone
c. The Temperature Zone
Q.357. Water vapour turns into clouds in the d. The Hardiness Zone
atmosphere when
a. It rains Q.364. In the Composition of the earth, Aluminum
b. The temperature rise is
c. Dew point is reached a. 27.5%
d. Evaporation takes place b. 20.3%
c. 14.5%
Q.358. Weather describe the condition of ______ at d. 8.23%
any one time.
a. The earth Q.365. Gulf streams are caused by__________
b. The land surface a. Cyclones
c. The atmosphere b. Ocean Pressure
d. The ionosphere c. Temperature
d. Difference in water level
Q.359. A wind which reverses seasonally is known
as Q.366. The production of rubber tree is better
a. Trade adopted to areas where the climate is_________
b. Cyclonic a. Warm and humid
c. Monsoon b. Warm and dry
d. Polar c. Cool and moist
d. cool and dry
Q.360. A canyon is a large form of ________?
a. Dry valley Q.367. Which Vitamin gets destroyed on heating?
b. Gorge a. B
c. Pediment b. E
d. Badiand c. K
d. C
Q.361. The final phase of a star’s evolution is
determined by the star’s: Q.368. Which of the following vitamins is
a. Age synthesized in the body by intestinal bacteria
b. Gravitational pull a. Vitamins B1
c. Density b. Vitamins B12
d. Mass c. Vitamins E
d. Vitamins K
Q.362. The strength of wave action depends on all
these EXCEPT: Q.369. Mercury is also known as_________?
a. Currents in the sea a. Shine Silver
b. Wind strength b. Quick Silver
c. Depth of coastal water c. Slow Silver
d. Height of waves d. Slippery Silver
Q.363. The areas around the North and South
poles within the Polar circles is called

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Q.370. kind of soil is treated with gypsum to make d. Tantalum

it suitable for cropping______?
a. Alkaline Q.377. An element that does not occur in nature
b. Acidic but can be produced artificially is
c. Waterlogged a. Plutonium
d. Soil with excessive clay content. b. Uranium
c. Radium
Q.371. Phobos is the natural satellite of which d. Thorium
planet__________ ?
a. Mars Q.378. Muscle fatigue is caused by the
b. Venus accumulation of
c. Saturn a. Uric acid
d. Neptune b. Lactic acid
c. Oxalacetic acid
Q.372. Galvanised Iron sheets have a coating of d. Fyruvie acid
a. Tin
b. Silver Q.379. The total energy of revolving electron in an
c. Zinc atom
d. Chromium a. Will always be positive
b. Can never be positive
Q.373. Spinach leaves are rich source of c. Can have any value above zero
a. Amino acid d. Cannot be negative
b. Iron
c. Vitamin E Q.380. The vitamin which is generally excreted by
d. Carotene humans in urine is
a. Vitamin A
Q.374. Which pollutant from motor car exhaust b. Vitamin B
causes mental disease c. Vitamin
a. Carbon dioxide d. Vitamin C
b. Lead
c. Sulpher Dioxide Q.381. By which process copper is refined
d. Mercury a. Roasting
b. Oxidation
Q.375. The ratio of pure gold in 18 carat gold is c. Zone Refining
a. 0.5 d. Electrolysis
b. 0.9
c. 0.8.5
d. 0.75 Q.382. Which among the following is responsible
for producing color of human skin ___?
a. Insulin
Q.376. What is the element required for solar b. Vitamin K
energy conversion c. Melanin
a. Ultra pure carbon d. DNA
b. Silicon
c. Beryllium

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Q.383. The rocks formed out of layers of sediment c. Yellow vegetables

bonded together are known as d. Red vegetables
a. Metamorphic rocks
b. Sedimentary rocks Q.390. Intrinsic Semi-conductor is also known as
c. Igneous rocks a. Impure-Conductor
d. All of the above b. Pure-Conductor
c. Simple Conductor
Q.384. Evaporation from ice and snow is known as d. None of these
a. Evaporation
b. Sublimation Q.391. Diameter of Sun is_____________?
c. Hydrogenation a. 12 Lakh kms
d. Insolation b. 13 Lakh kms
c. 14 Lakh kms
Q.385. Average salinity or ratio of salt as per d. 15 Lakh kms
kilogram of water of ocean is
a. 35 grams Q.392. Big Bang was an explosion that occurred ?
b. 55 grams a. 10 Billion years ago
c. 32 grams b. 15 Billion years ago
d. 42 grams c. 20 Billion years ago
d. 25 Billion years ago
Q.386. The protein content in wheat is
approximately Q.393. Approximately how many Galaxies are
a. 6% there
b. 9% a. 10 Billion Galaxies
c. 12% b. 100 Billion Galaxies
d. 15% c. 1000 Billion Galaxies
d. 1000 Billion Galaxies
Q.387. Alzheimer’s disease in human beings is
characterized by the degeneration of Q.394. Study of the Universe is known as
a. Kidney cells a. Sociology
b. Nerve cells b. Cosmology
c. Liver cells c. Universology
d. Spleen cells d. Petology

Q.395. Hydrogen peroxide

Q.388. The protein content of edible portion of egg (H2O2)______________?
is a. helps line up cell proteins
a. 13 % b. is poisonous to tissues
b. 13.3% c. is often needed as a catalyst
c. 14 % d. aids in oxidation of glucose
d. 14.5%
Q.396. Which of the following is a mammal?
Q.389. Vitamin A is found in the a. Ostrich
a. Green vegetables b. Crocodile
b. white vegetables c. Platypus
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d. Duck Q.403. An extremely small piece of silicon on which

integrated circuits are implicated is called
Q.397. A man can survive without food for atleast a. Card Reader
a. 1 month b. Hollerith Code
b. 2 month c. Feed
c. 3 month d. Chip
d. 4 month
Q.404. What is it called when the Earth is closest to
Q.398. Places experiencing equal impact of an the sun
earthquake are called a. Aphelion
a. Seismic lines b. Perihelion
b. Seismic built c. Apoapsis
c. Seismic plates d. Periapsis
d. Seismic waves
Q.405. Circadian Rhythm refers to
Q.399. Second layer of Earth’s atmosphere is a. Planetary movements
a. Stratosphere b. Formation of galaxies
b. Mesosphere c. Human body cycles
c. Troposphere d. Calisthenics
d. Thermosphere
Q.406. Fuzzy logic is a part of
Q.400. Bromine is a___________________? a. Aristotle’s philosophy
a. black solid b. Computer science
b. red-brown liquid c. Epicurianism
c. colourless gas d. Epicurianism
d. highly inflammable gas
Q.407. Periodontics deals with
Q.401. The variety of coal in which the deposit a. Surgery of spine
contains recognizable traces of the original b. Stomach disorders
plant material is____________? c. Dentistry
a. Bitumen d. Heart attacks
b. Anthracite
c. Lignite Q.408. At what time of day is the relative humidity
d. Peat normally at a minimum ________________ ?
a. When the air temperature is highest
Q.402. The property of a substance to absorb b. Just before sunrise
moisture from the air on exposure is called c. About midnight
a. Osmosis d. When the air temperature is lowest
b. Deliquescence
c. Efflorescence Q.409. Water vapor is
d. Desiccation a. A gas
b. A cloud droplet
c. A rain drop
d. A snowflake

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Q.410. Acid deposition causes Q.417. The earth’s atmosphere is divided into
a. the greenhouse effect to lessen layers based on the vertical profile of
b. lakes and forests to die __________?
c. acid indigestion in humans a. Air pressure
d. all the above are correct b. Air temperature
c. Air density
Q.411. Salinization is ___________? d. Wind speed
a. Accumulation of salts in water
b. Accumulation of salts in soil Q.418. Melanoma (skin cancer) is associated with
c. Accumulation of salts in body a. ozone accumulation
d. Accumulation of salts in animal b. ozone depletion
c. acid rain
Q.412. The blueness of the sky is mainly due to d. allergens
a. The scattering of sunlight by air
molecules Q.419. Tesla is the unit of
b. The presence of water vapor a. Magnetic Field Strength
c. Absorption of blue light by the air b. Electric Field Strength
d. Emission of blue light by the atmosphere c. Gravitational Field Strength
d. Nuclear Field Strength
Q.413. The pyramid of energy in any ecosystem is
a. Always upright Q.420. Siemens is the unit of
b. May be upright or invented a. Electrical Conductance
c. Always inverted b. Magnetic Conductance
d. Always Circle c. Electrical Capacitance
d. Magnetic Capacitance
Q.414. When oil and gas resources are burnt they
kill many forests and lakes by Q.421. Steradian is the unit of_______________?
a. Deforestation a. Solid angle
b. water pollution b. Liquid angle
c. acid rain c. Gas angle
d. forest fire d. Plain angle

Q.415. A term biotype means ___________? Q.422. The outermost layer of skin is the
a. all individuals having same phenotype a. Endodermis
b. all individuals having same genotype b. Dermis
c. all individual with different phenotype c. Epidermis
d. all individuals with different genotype d. Hypodermis

Q.416. The temperature at which water boils Q.423. Which are the largest of the white blood
depends mainly on ____________? cells?
a. Air temperature a. Lymphocytes
b. Relative humidity b. Eosinophils
c. Air pressure c. Basophils
d. The specific heat of air d. Monocytes

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Q.424. The species that flower are called Q.430. Which one of the following is not a unit of
a. Gymnosperms distance?
b. Bryophytes a. Parsec
c. Angiosperms b. Astronomical Unit
d. Algae c. Light Year
d. Foot Candle
Q.425. An example of an abiotic component
a. Plants Q.431. Which one of the following planets orbits
b. Soil around the sun in a clockwise direction?
c. Animals a. Earth
d. Bacteria b. Mercury
c. Jupiter
Q.426. What is the mass of the Sun? d. Venus
a. 1.5×10 Power 30 Kg
b. 1.98×10 Power 30 Kg Q.432. Spring tides occur on new moon and full
c. 4.5×10 Power 30 Kg moon days because on these
d. 8×10 Power 30 Kg days_____________?
a. Sun, moon and earth are in a straight
Q.427. What is the temperature at the center of the line
Sun? b. Sun and earth are at right angles
a. 6 million °C c. Sun and moon are at right angles
b. 10 million °C d. Earth and moon are at right angles
c. 15 million °C
d. 20 million °C Q.433. Which of the following planets is fastest
rotating planet?
Q.428. The top atmosphere of the Earth directly a. Mercury
reflects back into space nearly what part of the b. Marx
total amount of sun’s energy coming to it? c. Jupiter
a. 10% d. Venus
b. 20%
c. 30% Q.434. Which of the following planets has the
d. 50% smallest diameters_____?
a. Mercury
Q.429. The phases of the moon are partially the b. Marx
result of the c. Pluto
a. Changes in the shape of the moon d. Venus
b. Revolution of the moon around the
earth Q.435. Who was the first to measure the earth’s
c. Variations in the moon’s gravitation radius
d. Variations in the speed of rotation of the a. Galileo
moon b. Copernicus
c. Ptolemy
d. Eratosthenes

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Q.436. Most important effect of the moon on earth Q.442. Who invented bulb?
is that it___________? a. Philips
a. Causes weather change b. Robert
b. Causes earthquakes c. Edison
c. Causes solar and lunar eclipse d. Willium
d. Effects tides of the ocean
Q.443. Glucose syrup is made from__________?
Q.437. Among the planets of the Solar system the a. Oat
position of the Earth from the Sun is b. Wheat
a. Second c. Maize
b. Third d. Rice
c. Fourth
d. Sixth Q.444. X-rays were discovered by __________?
a. Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen
Q.438. Hailey’s comet is visible after b. Thomson
every_________? c. Ernest Rutherford
a. 84 years d. Bacquerel
b. 76 years
c. 1000 years Q.445. Year is longest on:___________?
d. 365 years a. Jupiter
b. Earth
Q.439. The setting sun often looks oval in the shape c. Mercury
because of__________? d. Mars
a. The fact that sun really becomes oval in
the evening Q.446. Segmented Worms take breath
b. Refraction of rays of sun passing through:_________?
through the atmosphere a. Mouth
c. Optical Illusion b. Nose
d. Dispersion c. Moist Skin
d. Head
Q.440. Which one of the following is applicable to
the planet ‘Venus’?
Q.447. Which of the following female mosquito is
a. Smallest the cause of Dengue fever?
b. Brightest a. Aedes Aegypteis
c. Most dense b. Anophilies
d. Largest c. Barinohils
d. N.O.A
Q.441. Central Color of Rainbow is__________?
a. Blue Q.448. Hepatitis is a disease of which of the
b. Green following organ?
c. Red a. Heart
d. Indigo b. Liver
c. Lungs
d. Brain

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Q.449. Pathology is the study of____________? Q.456. Which element is used as moderator in
a. Ethics nuclear reactor?
b. Disease a. Light water
c. Future b. Dense water
d. Cancer c. Fresh water
d. Heavy water
Q.450. The strongest part(s) of a magnet is/are
a. North pole Q.457. 1 BTU(British thermal unit) is equal
b. South pole to___________?
c. North and south pole a. 955 joules
d. Median of north and south pole b. 990 joules
c. 1055 joules
Q.451. Battery was invented by d. 1211 joules
a. Icolas Léonard Sadi Carnot
b. Alessandro Volta Q.458. How long does the earth take to cover 1°
c. Michael Faraday longitude?
d. Friedrich Bessel a. 2 Minutes
b. 3 Minutes
Q.452. The horizontal rows of the periodic table c. 4 Minutes
are called d. 5 Minutes
a. Groups
b. Periods Q.459. Rusting of Iron involves_______________?
c. Sets a. Reduction
d. Matrices b. Oxidation
c. Decomposition
Q.453. Sun is moving around the centre of the d. Displacement
galaxy at a velocity of _______ km/s?
a. 205 Q.460. Glass is made of the mixture of
b. 210 a. Quartz and Mica
c. 215 b. Sand and Salt
d. 220 c. Sand and Silicates
d. None of these
Q.454. The sun is containing _______ % mass of Q.461. Boiling of an egg is a change which is
the solar system? a. Physical
a. 75.24% b. Chemical
b. 79.36% c. Physiological
c. 89.10% d. Morphological
d. 99.86%
Q.462. What is the effect of height increase over
Q.455. Sun is divided into ______ main layers. temperature?
a. 2 a. Temperature increase
b. 3 b. Temperature decrease
c. 4 c. Remains constant
d. 5 d. None

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Q.463. which Planet is Called Earth’s Sister? Q.469. Which gas was discovered on the sun about
a. Mercury 151 years ago during total solar eclipse?
b. Venus a. Hydrogen
c. Mars b. Helium
d. Neptune c. Nitrogen
d. Flourine
Q.464. what are stars mainly made of ?
a. Balls of gass Q.470. Approximate age of sun is _________?
b. Rock a. 4.4 billion years
c. Ice b. 4.5 billion years
d. Light c. 4.6 billion years
d. 4.7 billion years
Q.465. Japan is called ‘Land of the rising sun’
because: Q.471. Approximate age of moon is _________?
a. Sun rises there as soon as it sets a. 4.51 billion years
b. Sun always remains in the eastern past of b. 4.55 billion years
the sky throughout the day in Japan c. 4.53 billion years
c. Japan being the Eastern most country d. 4.57 billion years
in the world, it has the earliest sunrise
d. The rays of the sun get reflected from the Q.472. Approximate age of earth is ________?
waters of the sea and make the sunrise a. 4.14 billion years
beautiful in Japan b. 4.64 billion years
c. 4.54 billion years
Q.466. Water vapour beyond the dew point result d. 4.34 billion years
in
a. Precipitation Q.473. One Astronomical unit is equal to how
b. Hailstorm much Km in whole numbers?
c. Condensation a. 160 million km
d. Formation of ice b. 140 million km
c. 150 million km
Q.467. The volume of Blood in a Human body to be d. 130 million km
approximately _________ of body weight?
a. 6% Q.474. The hard, solid rocks, whose composition or
b. 7% texture has been changed by heat or pressure in
c. 8% the Earth are called____________?
d. 9% a. Sedimentary rocks
b. Metamorphic rocks
Q.468. Largest moon in our solar system is c. Igneous rocks
a. Stratosphere d. All of the above
b. Troposphere
c. Mesosphere Q.475. Most abundant color in Earth is
d. Mesosphere a. Blue
b. Green
c. Brown
d. Black

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Q.476. Vitamin C deficiency leads Q.482. One Quintal is Equal to___________?

to:____________? a. 70 kg
a. Scurvy b. 80 kg
b. Cold c. 90 kg
c. Cancer d. 100 kg
d. Rickets
Q.483. The Scientist who told “Heat is a form of
Q.477. Which of the following is a function of Energy” was___________?
Vitamin A in the body? a. Thomas Alva Edison
a. Vision, bone and body growth b. Newton
b. Immune defenses, maintenance of body c. Joule
linings and skin d. Kepler
c. Normal cell development and reproduction
d. All of the above Q.484. The Time taken for sunlight to reach the
Earth is___________?
Q.478. Common food sources of Vitamin A a. 700 sec
are:___________? b. 8hrs 20 mins
a. Milk, eggs, butter, cheese, cream, and c. 8 mins 20 sec
liver d. 8 mins
b. White sugar, honey, and sugar cane
c. Broccoli, apricots, cantaloupe, carrots, Q.485. The distance b/w Earth and Moon is
sweet potato, spinach a. 3,50,000km
d. Both A and C b. 3,60,100km
c. 3,72,000km
Q.479. Which of the following is not a water d. 3,84,400km
soluble vitamin?
a. Tocopherol Q.486. How long does it take for the moon to orbit
b. Pyridoxine the earth once?
c. Pantothenic acid a. 26.3 days
d. Niacin b. 27.3 days
c. 28.3 days
Q.480. The Percentage of Water used for Drinking d. 30.3 days
in the world is?
a. 1% Q.487. The density of Air is_____________?
b. 10% a. 0.225 kg/m3
c. 3% b. 1.025 kg/m3
d. 5% c. 1.225 kg/m3
d. 1.425 kg/m3
Q.481. In Space, our Body_______?
a. Gains Weight Q.488. Wind always blows from area of
b. Loses Weight a. Low pressure to high pressure
c. No Change b. High pressure to low pressure
d. Little Change c. Only low pressure
d. Only high pressure

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Q.489. Freezing point of water is__________? Q.496. The scientific study of measurement is
a. 0 °C known as __________?
b. -2 °C a. Entomology
c. -4 °C b. Metrology
d. None of above c. Ichthyology
d. Ecology
Q.490. One Joule is equal to__________?
a. 105 ergs Q.497. The scientific study of insects is known as
b. 103 ergs a. Ichthyology
c. 107 ergs b. Entomology
d. 1011 ergs c. Zoology
d. Botany
Q.491. Which of the following does not pollute the
air? Q.498. White bloods cells are also known
a. Nitrogen Dioxide as________?
b. Sulfur dioxide a. Thrombocytes
c. Carbon dioxide b. Leucocytes
d. none of these c. Erythrocytes
d. None of These
Q.492. The study of heavenly bodies is known as
a. Astrology Q.499. A body of land that is surrounded by water
b. Astronautics on three sides is called________?
c. Astronomy a. Strait
d. Astrophysics b. Bay
c. Peninsula
Q.493. Human beings use _______ liters of pure d. Gulf
oxygen per day.
a. 550 Q.500. When a single month has two full moons,
b. 2500 the second moon is called________?
c. 1,050 a. Super moon
d. 10,000 b. Blue moon
c. Super blue moon
Q.494. Disolved oxygen (DO) in water should be? d. Red moon
a. 400 to 800 ppm
b. 4000 to 8000 ppm Q.501. Density of Milk is________?
c. 0.4 to 0.5 ppm a. 1.024 g/cm3
d. 4 to 5 ppm b. 1.034 g/cm3
c. 1.044 g/cm3
Q.495. How many meters are in one mile? d. 1.054 g/cm3
a. 1409.34
b. 1509.34 Q.502. Density of Water is_________?
c. 1609.34 a. 897 kg/m³
d. None of Above b. 997 kg/m³
c. 1000 kg/m³
d. 1025 kg/m³

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Q.503. How many layers of Atmosphere? Q.510. UPS is now widely use in households. What
a. 2 does UPS stands for ?
b. 3 a. Uniform Power Storage
c. 4 b. Universal Product Support
d. 5 c. Under Panel Storage
d. Uninterruptible Power Supply
Q.504. Mass of Earth is___________?
a. 5.972 × 1024 kg. Q.511. The Sun is at an average distance of
b. 6.972 × 1024 kg about________ million kilometers away from
c. 7.972 × 1024 kg Earth?
d. 8.972 × 1024 kg a. 100 million
b. 150 million
Q.505. The Temperature of the surface of Sun is c. 200 million
a. 5,778 Kelvin d. 250 million
b. 6,778 Kelvin
c. 7,778 Kelvin Q.512. What is the weight of the average human
d. 9,778 Kelvin brain?
a. 1.2 to 1.4 Kg
Q.506. A dolphin perceives its environment by the b. 1.4 to 1.8 Kg
sense of__________? c. 2.1 to 2.8 Kg
a. Sight d. 3.1 to 3.4 Kg
b. Sound
c. Both of these Q.513. In Fishes excretory Product is__________?
d. None of these. a. Nitrogen
b. Ammonia
Q.507. Which stone floats on water? c. Uria
a. Pumice stone d. Carbon dioxide
b. Lime stone
c. Basalt stone Q.514. Which blood cells are called ‘Soldiers’ of
d. Quartzite stone the body?
a. White Blood Cells
Q.508. According to Einsteins general theory of b. Platelets
relativity the universe:________________? c. Red Blood Cells
a. Must be expanding d. None of the above
b. Must be contracting
c. Must be either expanding or Q.515. Adult human brain is about_________% of
contracting the total body weight.
d. Must be neither expanding nor contracting a. 2%
b. 3%
Q.509. Which rays are trapped in our galaxy by c. 7%
magnetic waves? d. 8%
a. Alpha rays
b. Gamma rays
c. Cosmic rays
d. None of these
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Q.516. Humans can hear in the range of ______ to d. Computer Tray Scan
_______Hertz (Hz).?
a. 10 Hz to 10,000 Hz. Q.523. In human osmoregulation takes place by
b. 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz. a. Liver
c. 30 Hz to 30,000 Hz. b. Kidney
d. 40 Hz to 40,000 Hz. c. Spleen
d. Lungs
Q.517. Pressure is measured by_________?
a. Barometer Q.524. The time taken by Sun to revolve around
b. Voltmeter the center of our galaxy is___________?
c. Lactometer a. 150 million years
d. Ammeter b. 250 million years
c. 300 millon years
Q.518. Which of the following is the hardest d. 350 millon years
substance?
a. Copper Q.525. The Sun produces most of its energy
b. Diamond by_____________?
c. Iron a. Nuclear fusion
d. Silicon b. nuclear fission
c. Burning hydrogen
Q.519. Which one of the following is also called d. None of these
Stranger Gas?
a. Neon Q.526. Inhaled air passes through which of the
b. Argon following in the last?
c. Xenon a. Bronchiole
d. Nitrous oxide b. Larynx
c. Trachea
Q.520. For which one of the following is the density d. None of these
maximum?
a. Ice Q.527. Which Part of the Brain Regulates Body
b. Water Temperature?
c. Benzene a. Cerebellum
d. Chloroform b. Cerebrum
c. Hypothalamus
d. Medulla
Q.521. What is the average weight of Human
Heart?
Q.528. Which of the following is a Non Metal that
a. 300 gram
remains Liquid at room temperature?
b. 350 gram
a. Phosphorous
c. 400 gram b. Bromine
d. 450 gram c. Chlorine
d. Helium
Q.522. CT Scan stand for__________?
a. Computed Tomography Scan Q.529. Which of the following is used in Pencils?
b. Computer Technology Scan a. Graphite
c. Computed Topography Scan b. Silicon

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c. Charcoal Q.537. Who is the founder of solar system?

d. Phosphorous a. Copernicus
b. Newton
Q.530. Frog Heart has how many chambers? c. Galileo
a. 2 d. Kepler
b. 3
c. 4 Q.538. What is the rarest blood type in humans?
d. 5 a. O-
b. O+
Q.531. What do you understand by disease c. AB+
“Insomnia”? d. AB-
a. Color blindness
b. Depression Q.539. The psychological test of human emotions
c. Hypertension and personality, using inkblots, is formally
d. Inability to sleep known as what?
a. Rorschach
Q.532. How many moons does Saturn have? b. Nervous
a. 7 c. Renal
b. 13 d. All of above
c. 27
d. 62 Q.540. What is the name of the biggest part of
human brain?
Q.533. Winter Solstice means____________? a. Cerebellum
a. longest night b. Cerebrum
b. longest day c. Brainstem
c. smallest night d. Pituitary
d. smallest day
Q.541. Iodised salts contains the iodine salts of
Q.534. Which one is Natural Satellite? which metal?
a. Sun a. Iodine
b. Moon b. Potassium
c. Venus c. Sodium Chloride
d. Mercury d. Chlorine

Q.535. How many rows and columns are in the Q.542. Tocopherol is the chemical name of which
modern Periodic Table? vitamin?
a. 18 columns and 7 rows a. vitamin C
b. 12 columns and 9 rows b. vitamin D
c. 7 columns and 18 rows c. vitamin A
d. 25 columns and 15 rows d. vitamin E

Q.536. When we sleeps blood pressure___ Q.543. What prevents the earth’s atmosphere from
a. Increases drifting away into space?
b. Decreases a. Gravity
c. Remain constant b. Ozone layer
d. None of these c. Troposphere
d. Ecosystem

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Q.544. What melted rock eventually becomes lava? c. Caspian Sea

a. Iron d. Arabian Sea
b. Metals
c. Magma Q.552. Most of the ozone in the atmosphere is
d. Coal concentrated in the____________?
a. Mesosphere
Q.545. What natural phenomena are measured by b. Troposphere
the Richter Scale? c. Stratosphere
a. Volcanoes d. Ionosphere
b. Typhoons
c. Earth quacks Q.553. Material for rain-proof coats and tents owe
d. Tsunami their water proof properties to ________?
a. Surface tension
Q.546. How many time zones are there in the b. Viscosity
world? c. Specific gravity
a. 22 d. Elasticity
b. 12
c. 16 Q.554. For being able to see three-dimensional
d. 24 pictures we have to use___________?
a. A binocular
Q.547. The study of the weather is called_______? b. A camera
a. Meteorology c. A epidiascope
b. Weatherology d. A stereoscope
c. Ecology
d. Geology Q.555. Vitamin C is found in_________?
a. Sea Food
Q.548. The outermost layer of the Earth is called ? b. Seeds
a. Crust c. Fruits and Vegetables
b. Mental d. None of these
c. Core
d. None of these Q.556. Vitamin B is found in__________?
a. Sea Foods
Q.549. What is the name of the branch of the b. Fruits and Vegetables
science that studies the ocean? c. Seeds
a. Oceanography d. None of these
b. Algology
c. Phology Q.557. Which is the hottest planet in our Solar
d. Orintology system?
a. Venus
Q.550. What is the warmest Ocean? b. Neptune
a. Pacific Ocean c. Mars
b. Atlantic Ocean d. None of these
c. Arctic Ocean
d. Indian Ocean Q.558. What is the symbol of Gold?
a. Ag
Q.551. What is the world’s warmest Sea? b. Au
a. Red Sea c. S
b. Mediterranean Sea d. None
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Q.559. If there is no capillarity? Q.565. During a total solar eclipse there is most
a. It would be impossible to use a kerosene likely to be_____________?
lamp a. A decrease in the rate of photosynthesis
b. The blotting paper would fail to function b. An increase in the rate of photosynthesis
c. There would have been no plants on earth c. A decrease in the rate of respiration
d. All of above d. No effect on either photosynthesis or
respiration
Q.560. The major component of honey is_____?
a. Glucose Q.566. Heating element of an electric heater is
b. Surcose made up of___________?
c. Maltose a. Tungsten
d. Fructose b. Graphite
c. Chromium
Q.561. A slow-running pendulum clock can be d. Nichrome
speeded up by_______________?
a. Increasing the length of the rod Q.567. In an oil lamp, the oil rises up in the wick
b. Increasing the weight of the bob due to?
c. Reducing the length of the rod a. Capillary action
d. Reducing the weight of the bob b. Atmospheric pressure
c. Viscosity of oil
Q.562. A man is standing on a weighing machine in d. Change in temperature
a lift which is moving. The weighing machine
will slow MINIMUM reading when, the lift is Q.568. Why are soft drink made with chilled water
moving? rather than water at room temperature?
a. Upward with uniform speed a. Ingredients dissolve better in chilled water
b. Downward with uniform acceleration b. Chilled water enhances the taste
c. In a free fall due to failure of the lift c. Chilled water attracts more carbon
mechanism dioxide
d. None of these d. Chilled water is more hygienic

Q.563. The property by virtue of which metals can Q.569. In blood, the percentage of water is____?
be beaten into thin sheets is known as? a. 75%
a. Ductility b. 85%
b. Malleability c. 90%
c. Conductivity d. 95%
d. Density
Q.570. Air contains volume of carbon dioxide
Q.564. A tight-rope walker carries a long pole approximately?
which he holds across his body. The purpose of a. 3%
this pole is to____________? b. 33%
a. Prop him up if he falls c. 0.3%
b. Spread out his weight and reduce the d. 0.03%
pressure on the rope
c. Add extra weight to keep the rope tightly Q.571. The second most abundant metal found in
stretched the earth’s crust is_____________?
d. To keep the centre of gravity always a. Iron
vertically above the rope b. Aluminium
c. Calcium
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d. Sodium d. 1/1000th of the unit

Q.572. In BTU system, one BTU is equal Q.579. For water purification, we use?
to_______? a. Chlorine
a. 2055 Joule b. Bromine
b. 1155 Joule c. Plants
c. 2155 Joule d. Paper
d. 1055 Joule
Q.580. The muscles, tissues and blood all are made
Q.573. In which system of units, gas bills are up of____________?
charged? a. Carbohydrate
a. SI b. Proteins
b. CGS c. Vitamins
c. BTU d. Fats
d. CNG
Q.581. One gram of carbohydrates give energy of
Q.574. The major part of natural gas, petroleum the amount?
and coal consists of? a. 2 K Calories
a. Carbon b. 4.1 K Calories
b. Chlorine c. 6.3 K Calories
c. CFC d. 8.0 K Calories
d. Methane
Q.582. What amount of fats give energy of 9.3 K
Q.575. What is used in making of alloys? Calories?
a. Gypsum a. 0.5 gram
b. Granite b. 1.0 gram
c. Chromium c. 2.0 gram
d. Lime-stone d. 4.1 gram

Q.576. The large plates of solar pannels are Q.583. Sound travels_______ in solid materials
painted? then liquid?
a. Red a. Constant
b. White b. Slowest
c. Yellow c. Fastest
d. Black d. None of these

Q.577. Units of electricity consumed by 2500 watt Q.584. What Color does chlorophyll not absorb?
air-conditioner in one hour are_________? a. Red
a. 25 units b. Blue
b. 2.25 units c. Green
c. 2.5 units d. Yellow
d. 0.25 units
Q.585. One Torr is equivalent to how many mm of
Q.578. In the electricity meter the digit to the Mercury?
extreme right is___________? a. 1 mm
a. 1/5th of the unit b. 10 mm
b. 1/100 of the unit c. 100 mm
c. 1/10th of the unit d. 0.1 mm
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Q.586. Saliva contains__________? d. Petroleum ether

a. Amylases
b. Bite Q.594. What is a mixture of Potassium Nitrate
c. Trypsin Powdered Charcoal and Sulphur called?
d. None of these a. Paint
b. Glass
Q.587. Which Planet is Called Great Red Spot? c. Gun Powder
a. Neptune d. Cement
b. Mars
c. Jupiter Q.595. Which is the heaviest metal?
d. Mercury a. Iron
b. Mercury
Q.588. Which blood group is universal receiver? c. Nickel
a. Group A d. Osmium
b. Group B
c. Group AB Q.596. Bleaching action of chlorine is by________?
d. Group O a. Oxidation
b. Reduction
Q.589. Which synthetic fibre is known as artificial c. Decomposition
Silk? d. Hydrolysis
a. Nylon
b. Rayon Q.597. Bleaching powder contains___________?
c. Cotton a. Nitrogen
d. Terylene b. Iodine
c. Chlorine
Q.590. Which variety of glass is heat resistant? d. Bromine
a. Bottle glass
b. Flint glass Q.598. Radon is___________?
c. Hard glass a. germon radio
d. Pyrex glass b. radioactive gas
c. artificial fibre
Q.591. The chemical used as a fixer in photography d. an explosive
is_________?
a. sodium sulphate Q.599. Which of the following is the most toxic
b. borax gas?
c. sodium thiosulphate a. Carbon dioxide
d. ammonium sulphate b. Carbon monoxide
c. Nitrogen
Q.592. Which one of the following is the softest? d. Hydrogen
a. Sodium
b. Iron Q.600. Air Conditioning Controls:___________?
c. Aluminium a. Circulation of the Air
d. Lithium b. Humidity
c. Temperature
Q.593. Nail polish remover contains___________? d. All of The Above
a. Acetone
b. Benzene
c. Acetic acid
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Q.601. Earth rotates the sun in___________? Q.609. Epsom salt is chemically known as____?
a. 23 hours 56 min 4 sec a. Copper Sulfate
b. 24 hours b. Magnesium Sulfate
c. 23 hours 57 min 9 sec c. Ferrous Sulfate
d. Non of above d. None of these

Q.602. Who created periodic table? Q.610. Calcium sulphate is known as__________?
a. Faraday a. Epsom salt
b. Lavoisier b. Gypsum salt
c. Arrhenius c. Blue vitriol
d. Mendeleev d. Potash alum

Q.603. Bauxite is an ore of_________? Q.611. Oil of vitriol is_________?

a. Copper a. Nitric acid
b. Zinc b. Hydrochloric acid
c. Aluminium c. Phosphoric acid
d. Iron d. Sulfuric acid

Q.604. Ruby is an oxide of__________? Q.612. The term PVC used in the plastic industry
a. Silver stands for______________?
b. Gold a. Phosphavinyl chloride
c. Platinum b. Phosphor vanadiu chloride
d. aluminium oxide c. Polyvinyl chloride
d. Polyvinyl carbobate
Q.605. First Atomic theory was proposed by?
a. John Dalton Q.613. Human bone does not contain_________?
b. E.Rutherford a. Calcium
c. De Broglie b. Chondroitin sulfate
d. D.I.Mendeleef c. Boron
d. Phosphate
Q.606. Air contains maximum amount of_____?
a. Oxygen Q.614. Which of the following in the human body
b. Nitrogen is affected by leukemia?
c. Hydrogen a. Blood
d. carbon dioxide b. Lungs
c. Eyes
Q.607. The alcohol used in the preparation of d. Nerves
dynamite is________?
a. ethyl alcohol Q.615. The reaction between methane and chlorine
b. glycerol in diffused sunlight is__________?
c. glycol a. Oxidation
d. methyl alcohol b. Reduction
c. Polymerisation
Q.608. The element used in lead pencils is____? d. Radical substitution
a. Zinc
b. Lead Q.616. At what temperature does silver melt?
c. Carbon a. 275 °C
d. Tin b. 327 °C
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c. 961.8 °C b. Camel
d. 100 °C c. Kangaroo rat
d. Cuttlefish
Q.617. Science is derived from Latin word
“scientia” which means_________? Q.624. Who first discovered how blood circulates
a. Reasoning in the human body?
b. Logic a. Edward Jenner
c. Knowledge b. Joseph Lister
d. Life c. William Harvey
d. Gregor Mende
Q.618. Calculus was invented by________? l
a. Al-khawarzimi Q.625. Which lenses are used by people having
b. Pythagoras short-sightedness?
c. IsaaC Newton a. Convex
d. Al.kindi b. Concave
c. Concavo-convex
Q.619. Analytical solutions to Quadratic equations d. Plain
were introduced by__________?
a. Al-Khawarzimi Q.626. Which of the following animals does not
b. Al-haitham have nervous system?
c. IsasacNewton a. Bat
d. Pythagoras b. Squirrel
c. Sponges
Q.620. Study of energy production in living bodies d. Lizard
is called_________?
a. Biology Q.627. Which of the following is caused by a
b. Biomechanics deficiency of iron in the diet?
c. Bioenergetics a. Giotre
d. Aerodynamics b. Scurvy
c. Anaemia
Q.621. The study of rearing fine and intelligent d. Rickets
human beings through genetics is
called__________? Q.628. A group of elephants is called___________?
a. Eugenics a. ZEAL
b. Biotechnology b. Herd
c. Cloning c. MOB
d. Geneology d. TOWER

Q.622. Inside which organ is the gallbladder Q.629. Which liquid is used in an aneroid
located? barometer?
a. Pancreas a. Mercury
b. Liver b. Alcohol
c. Kidney c. Water
d. Small intestine d. None

Q.623. Name the animal which can do without Q.630. Who invented Logarithm Tables?
water in its entire life? a. John Napier
a. Desert lizard b. John Doe
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c. John Harrison Q.638. In which part of the Plant does

d. John Douglas photosynthesis take place?
a. Flowers
Q.631. How many pairs of walking legs does a b. Roots
cockroach have? c. Stem
a. One d. Leaves
b. Two
c. Three Q.639. What is the common name for the drug
d. Four acetyl salicylic acid?
a. Paracetamo
Q.632. What causes mumps? b. Analgin
a. Fungus c. Aspirin
b. Bacterium d. Penicillin
c. Deficiency of vitamins
d. Virus Q.640. The sounds of which frequency are human
beings most sensitive?
Q.633. In the treatment of which disease is dialysis a. 400 hertz
used? b. 20 hertz
a. Ulcer c. 20000 hertz
b. Heart failure d. 5000 hertz
c. Kidney failure
d. Brain tumour Q.641. On which disease did Robert Koch work?
a. Tuberculosis
Q.634. Which is the hardest substance in the b. Cholera
human body? c. Malaria
a. Tooth enamel d. Diabetes
b. Skull
c. Knee cap Q.642. Which of the following gases do plants and
d. Rib trees give out during photosynthesis?
a. Hydrogen
Q.635. Which of the following is not a mammal? b. Nitrogen
a. Fish c. Oxygen
b. Cow d. Carbon dioxide
c. Goat
d. Whale Q.643. Which of the following is not a waterborne
disease?
Q.636. Which Organ is affected by trachoma? a. Cholera
a. Liver b. Amoebiasis
b. Lungs c. Typhoid
c. Eyes d. Influenza
d. Brain
Q.644. Name the branch of science which deals
Q.637. Who first measured the velocity of light? with the study of sound and sound waves?
a. Einstein a. Aeronautics
b. Newton b. Acoustics
c. Ole Roemer c. Aerostatics
d. Galileo d. Aetiology

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Q.645. Which metal is added to steel to make it Q.652. Who invented the Hot Air Balloon?
stainless steel? a. Davy
a. Chromium b. Montgolfier
b. Aluminium c. Edison
c. Carbon d. Jarvik
d. Copper
Q.653. Which of the following is a ferromagnetic
Q.646. The average kinetic energy of the molecules material ?
of a body determines? a. Tungsten
a. Heat b. Aluminium
b. Temperature c. Copper
c. internal energy d. Nickel
d. none
Q.654. What are the primary colors of Pigment?
Q.647. Which of the following is responsible for a. White, Black, Blue
largest amount of oxygen on earth? b. Red, Yellow, Blue
a. Peat bogs c. Red, Orange, Blue
b. Algae d. Red, Green, Blue
c. Trees
d. None of these Q.655. The post-mortem examination of a body is
called __________?
Q.648. P-waves is a term associated with_____? a. Etymology
a. Earthquakes b. Autopsy
b. Oceans c. Anatomy
c. Wind d. None of these
d. Rivers
Q.656. The luster of diamond is due to_________?
Q.649. Chemically finger nails are made up of ___? a. Reflection
a. Carbohydrate b. Total internal reflection
b. Fats c. Refraction
c. Protein d. None of these
d. Starch
Q.657. Enology is the study of____________?
Q.650. “COTTON” is grown on ___________? a. Wine
a. Black soil b. Digestion
b. Red Soil c. Kidneys
c. Regur Soil d. None
d. Alluvial Sea
Q.658. Nephology is study of_____________?
Q.651. Very small time intervals are accurately a. Knowledge
measured by the___________? b. Clouds
a. Pabsars c. Rain
b. White dwarfs d. None
c. Atomic Clocks
d. None of these Q.659. The Reason for a Swimming Pool to appear
Less Deep than the actual depth is__________?
a. Refraction
b. Light scattering
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c. Reflection Q.667. Tetanus is caused by____________?

d. Interference a. Clostridium
b. Virus
Q.660. Ombrophobia is fear of____________? c. Bacteriophage
a. Rain d. Salmonella
b. Snow
c. Smog Q.668. The carbon dioxide content in the air that
d. None of these we exhale is about?
a. 4%
Q.661. Which creature is the symbol of Medicine? b. 9%
a. Cat c. 15%
b. Lizard d. 16%
c. Snake
d. None of these Q.669. Which of the part of tongue bears cells for
sour taste?
Q.662. A reptile with a four-chambered heart a. Front
is___? b. Back
a. Snake c. Sides
b. Turtle d. Middle
c. Lizard
d. Crocodile Q.670. Cell or Tissue death within a living body is
called as__________?
Q.663. Which Gas is included in Fry Chips Packets a. Neutrophilia
for safety? b. Nephrosis
a. Nitrogen gas c. Necrosis
b. Carbon dioxide d. Neoplasia
c. Oxygen
d. Hydrogen Q.671. What inspired reflecting road lights to be
invented?
Q.664. The type of glass used in making lenses and a. Car door reflecting mirror
prism is___________? b. The light a cat’s eyes gave off on a fence
a. Pyrex glass c. Sun light on steel posts on road sides
b. jena glass d. The sun light on the windshield
c. Flintglass
d. Soft glass Q.672. Insufficient blood supply in human body is
referred as___________?
Q.665. What “Enrico Fermi” invented? a. Ischemia
a. X ray machine b. Hyperemia
b. Betatron c. Hemostasia
c. Cyclotron d. Hemorrhage
d. Nuclear reactor
Q.673. The toxicity of which of the following heavy
Q.666. The metal, which is a constituent of vitamin metals leads to Liver cirrhosis?
B12 is____________? a. Copper
a. Iron b. Lead
b. Magnesium c. Mercury
c. Zinc d. Zinc
d. Cobalt
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Q.674. EEG records the activity of__________? Q.681. In general, the most destructive earthquake
a. Heart waves are the __________ ?
b. Lungs a. P waves
c. Brain b. S waves
d. Muscles c. Surface waves
d. All of the above
Q.675. Animals living in the three trunks are
known as? Q.682. P Waves are also said to be __________
a. Arboreal waves?
b. Volant a. Push-pull
c. Amphibious b. Side-side
d. Aquaticx c. Up-down
d. None of the above
Q.676. What happens to a person who receives the
wrong type of blood? Q.683. Earthquakes occur most frequently at
a. All the arteries constrict ____?
b. All the arteries dialates a. Plate boundaries
c. The RBCs agglutinate b. Plate surface
d. The spleen and lymphnodes deteriorate c. Ocean beds
d. All of the above
Q.677. The ability of the Eye to see in the dark, is
due to the production of a purple pigment Q.684. Sericulture is the study of which discipline ?
known as________? a. silk production
a. Carotene b. milk Production
b. Rhodopsin c. honey production
c. Iodopsin d. forest timber production
d. Retinene
Q.685. Study of fruit is called___________?
Q.678. Magnitude of energy released by an a. Pomology
earthquake is calculated using ________? b. Plriculture
a. Earthquake scale c. Sericulture
b. Seismic scale d. Apiculture
c. Richter scale
d. Temblor scale. Q.686. Rearing of honey bees for honey production
is called?
Q.679. The point within the Earth where a. Sericulture
earthquakes originate is _________? b. Apiculture
a. Comma c. Viticulture
b. Origin d. Bees culture
c. Epicenter
d. Focus Q.687. Silver fish is the name of__________?
a. Insect
Q.680. Place directly above focus on Earth’s b. Fish
surface is known as _________? c. Bird
a. Strike d. Mammal
b. Comma
c. Epicenter
d. Origin
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Q.688. Scientific Name of Human is____________? Q.695. The lens used in a simple microscope is___?
a. Homo sapiens a. Concave
b. Mono sapiens b. Convex
c. Bio sapiens c. Cylindrical
d. Cosmopolitan d. None

Q.689. ‘Satiety’ is the condition in which patient Q.696. What is the first element in the periodic
lacks? table?
a. Talk a. Hydrogen
b. Eat b. Helium
c. Sleep c. Nitrogen
d. Walk d. Carbon

Q.690. ‘Christian Friedrich Schönbein’ discovery Q.697. Who is considered the “father of
is__? psychoanalysis?
a. Ozone a. Sigmund Frend
b. Radium b. Galileo
c. Cholorine c. Aristotle
d. Neutron d. Fabrica

Q.691. What is the chemical formula of Ozone? Q.698. At what temperature are Celsius and
a. H2O Fahrenheit equal?
b. C12 a. -40 degree
c. O3 b. 40 degree
d. CH4 c. -10 degree
d. 10 degree
Q.692. When Pluto was cast out from the list of
Planets? Q.699. Diamonds are made up almost entirely of
a. September 24, 2006 what element?
b. April 28, 2004 a. Carbon
c. January 26, 2006 b. Helium
d. August 24, 2006 c. Methane
d. Nitrogen
Q.693. what is anthracite?
a. Carbon Q.700. Who came up with three laws of motion?
b. Hard coal a. Galileo
c. Ammonia b. Albert Einstein
d. None of these c. Issac Newton
d. Hubble
Q.694. The image formed in a compound
microscope is_____________? Q.701. What has no charge, and is one of the
a. Erect fundamental particles making up an atom’s
b. Inverted nucleus?
c. sometimes erect, sometimes inverted a. Electron
d. none b. Neutron
c. Proton
d. All of Above

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Q.702. What are the three basic units of Q.709. The olfactory nerves affect what sense in
measurement for the metric system? brain?
a. Metre, litre and gramme a. Smell
b. Centimetre, kilograms and metric b. Feel
c. Kilogram, mass and energy c. Touch
d. Kelvin, cd and mole d. Hear

Q.703. Which are the only two elements on the Q.710. What is the body’s natural or acquired
periodic table that are liquid at room ability to resist certain diseases?
temperature? a. Immunity
a. Mercury and Bromine b. Endocrine
b. Carbon and helium c. Exocrine
c. Nitrogen and Hydrogen d. All of above
d. Oxygen and Neon
Q.711. What type of Energy does spring have?
Q.704. Lunar eclipse occurs on__________? a. Elastic Potential Energy
a. New Moon b. Kinetic Energy
b. Full Moon c. Potential Energy
c. Half Moon d. None of the above
d. Quarter Moon
Q.712. Red + Green + Blue = ________?
Q.705. Tooth decay is caused by? i. Only when mixing frequencies
a. Salt of light, not paint:
b. Sugar b. Maroon
c. Calcium c. White
d. Formalin d. Black
e. None of the above
Q.706. What is the medical term for low blood
sugar? Q.713. Soap is ______?
a. Hypoglycemia a. Acid
b. Lymphoblastic leukemia b. Chemical
c. Pulmonary edema c. Powder
d. Diabetes mellitus d. Salt

Q.707. The average human body contains how Q.714. The chemical name of “Acid” (Tezaab)
many pints of blood? is___________?
a. 3 to 5 pints a. Sulfuric acid
b. 5 to 7 pints b. Sodium chloride
c. 7 to 8 pints c. Citric Acid
d. 9 to 12 pints d. None of these

Q.708. Penicillin is used to fight what type of Q.715. Which human hormone is called love
infections? hormone?
a. Bacteria a. Oxytocin
b. Viral b. Melatonin
c. Pneumonia c. Adrenalin
d. Sepsis d. Renin

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Q.716. Earth is divided into following three layers? c. Vitamin D

a. Crust, Mountains, Oceans d. Vitamin E
b. Crust, Mantle, Trenches
c. Trenches, Mountains, Core Q.724. The deficiency of vitamin E causes ______ ?
d. Crust, Mantel, Core a. Weak immune system
b. Weak bones
Q.717. Which of the following cannot be stored in c. Lack of appetite
glass bottle? d. Sterility
a. Aqua regia
b. HF Q.725. The deficiency of vitamin K causes
c. HCL _______?
d. HBr a. Loss of appetite
b. Scurvy
Q.718. Which of the following mixture of gases is c. Sterility
required in gas welding? d. Blood clotting disorder
a. Oxygen and ethylene
b. Oxygen and hydrogen Q.726. Which of the following vitamin is known as
c. Acetylene and oxygen Niacin?
d. Acetylene and hydrogen a. vitamin B-6
b. vitamin B-12
Q.719. Dead red blood corpuscles are stored in__? c. vitamin B-1
a. Liver d. vitamin B-3
b. Spleen
c. Kidney Q.727. How many times the sun is bigger than the
d. Heart size of the earth?
a. 69 times
Q.720. Who invented “Aspirin” in 1897? b. 89 times
a. Barnard c. 99 times
b. Newton d. 109 times
c. Felix Hoffmann
d. McLeod Q.728. Granite is a____________?
a. Metamorphic rock
Q.721. “Beaufort Scale” is used to measure______? b. Igneous rock
a. Wind Velocity c. Sedimentry rock
b. Air Pressure d. None of these
c. Wind Direction
d. Humidity Q.729. Science which deals with the position and
movement of heavenly bodies ?
Q.722. 746 watts are equivalent to_____________? a. Astrophysics
a. 1 Joule b. Astronomy
b. 1 erg c. Astrology
c. 1HP d. Astronautics
d. 1 poise
Q.730. What is amoxicillin?
Q.723. Which of the following slows down the a. Type of birth control
formation of RBCs (Red Blood Cells)? b. A herbal remedy
a. Vitamin B-1 c. An antibiotic
b. Vitamin C d. None
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Q.731. Which breed of dog has a black tongue? b. Ionosphere

a. Chow Chow c. Stratosphere
b. Shih Tzu d. Troposphere
c. Husky
d. None Q.739. How many hearts an Octopus has?
a. 10
Q.732. Who invented bifocal eyeglasses? b. 8
a. Ibn-e-Haitem c. 5
b. Benjamin Franklin d. 3
c. Archemedes
d. None Q.740. What is the date when day and night are
equal?
Q.733. How many blood vessels can be found in the a. March 21 and December 24
Umbilical Cord? b. January 14 and September 23
a. Two c. March 20 and September 23
b. One d. January 14 and June 22
c. Four
d. Three Q.741. Animal with the sharpest hearing ability?
a. Rat
Q.734. Maxilla bones are found in___________? b. Greater wax moth
a. Jaw c. Bat
b. Toe d. Squirrel
c. Ear
d. Stomach Q.742. A bird that can fly backwards?
a. Bat
Q.735. How many eyes does a worm have? b. Humming Bird
a. Two c. Crimson Sun Bird
b. Thre d. Cardinal Bird
c. One
d. None Q.743. Age of the lion is determined through?
a. Nose Colour
Q.736. Which bone in human body is not directly b. Length of the tail
attached to other bones? c. Length of Nails
a. Ulna d. Hair Colour
b. Hyoid
c. Tibia Q.744. Which animal has no vocal chords ?
d. Cranium a. Lion
b. Zebra
Q.737. Goitre is associated with___________? c. Dolphin
a. Pituitary gland d. Giraffes
b. Thyroid gland
c. Thymus gland Q.745. The average acceleration caused by gravity
d. Para-Thyroid gland per second is____________?
a. 22 feet
Q.738. Most of the weather phenomena take place b. 32 feet
in which of the following layers of the c. 52 feet
atmosphere? d. 42 feet
a. Mesosphere
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Q.746. Which of the following branch of Physics Q.753. Being Myopic means you have problem in
deals with the internal structure of earth? seeing ______________?
a. Biophysics a. Distant objects clearly
b. Geophysics b. Close objects clearly
c. Plasma physics c. Both A and B
d. Atomic physics d. Distant and close objects look unclear

Q.747. The matter of our sun is in ________ state? Q.754. Instrument that measure the electric force ?
a. Liquid a. Hygrometer
b. Gas b. Hydrometer
c. Gas c. Ammeter
d. Plasma d. Voltmeter

Q.748. Which of the following is the SI unit of Q.755. Silicon is an example of _________?
volume? a. No-conductor
a. Meter cube b. Semiconductor
b. Cm cube c. Super Conductor
c. mm cube d. None of these
d. Km cube
Q.756. According to quantum theory of light,
Q.749. How many mm are there in 10 cm? photons are _______?
a. 100mm a. Waves
b. 200mm b. Particles
c. 50mm c. Energy packets
d. 10mm d. Electromagnetic

Q.750. Which process includes all of the other Q.757. The unit of torque in International system
processes listed? of unit is _________?
a. Absorption a. Newton
b. Assimilation b. Newton-Meter
c. Secretion c. Kilogram
d. Metabolism d. Meter

Q.751. What is known the cold and dense air Q.758. A temporary magnet should be made from?
blowing down from the mountain slope during a. Copper
the night__________? b. Tin
a. Anabatic Wind c. Iron
b. Katabatic wind d. None
c. Lue Wind
d. None of these Q.759. Which one of the following is not vector
quantity _______?
Q.752. Mohs’ Scale” is used to indicate the______? a. Acceleration
a. Degree of hardness of minerals b. Displacement
b. Degree of viscosity of a liquid c. Speed
c. Degree of elasticity of a material d. Force
d. Degree of brittleness of a substance

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Q.760. Which one of the following represents a b. Hypermetropia

chemical change_________? c. Leukoderma
a. Sublimation of iodine d. Diphtheria
b. Heating a platinum wire in a Bunsen flame
c. Heating of mercuric oxide powder Q.767. B12 deficiency can produce__________?
d. Evaporation of alcohol a. Insomnia
b. Microcytic anemia
Q.761. The hormone that increases the rate of c. Pernicious anemia
heart beat and blood pressure after shock in a d. None Of these
person is___________?
a. Adrenalin Q.768. Ozone layer protects the Earth from
b. Gastrin __________ radiations from the Sun.
c. Thyroxin a. Microwaves
d. Pancreatic b. Infrared
c. X-rays
Q.762. Which layer of the atmosphere reflects d. Ultraviolet
radio waves back to the earth’s surface?
a. Troposphere Q.769. The only living cells in the body without
b. Stratosphere blood supply is___________?
c. Ozone layer a. Pupil
d. Ionosphere b. Nail
c. Cornea
Q.763. The average weight of man’s brain is 4.8 d. Hair
ounces. What is the average weight of woman’s
brain ? Q.770. Liver uses which vitamin for creating new
a. 4.8 ounce Red Blood cells?
b. 5.8 ounce a. B12
c. 5.4 ounce b. B6
d. 4.4 ounce c. A
d. K
Q.764. The blind spot is located at the ___________
of the eye ? Q.771. Trypsin is an enzyme which digests protein
a. Pupil produced by_____________?
b. vitreous humor a. Liver
c. aqueous humor b. Pancreas
d. optic disc c. Stomach
d. Small intestine
Q.765. A clouding that develops in the lens of the
eye or in its envelope obstructing the passage of Q.772. Black gold is an oil; Black diamond
light is known as________? is_____?
a. Glaucoma a. Copper
b. Hemophilia b. Iron
c. Cataract c. Coal
d. Diphtheria d. Wood

Q.766. A common skin condition that causes skin

redness and irritation is known as_________?
a. Psoriasis
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Q.773. Guava has the maximum amount of which Q.780. Max Planck received the noble prize in
Vitamin? Physics in 1918 for his discovery of:
a. vitamin K a. Electron
b. vitamin B b. energy quanta
c. vitamin C c. photon
d. vitamin D d. positron

Q.774. The most dense and heaviest planet is____? Q.781. Addison’s disease is caused by the excessive
a. Jupiter secretion of:
b. Earth a. Antiduretic Harmone
c. Mars b. Luteinising Harmone
d. Venus c. Melanophore stimulating Harmone
d. Adrenocorticotrophic Harmone
Q.775. Ring planet is Saturn; least dense and 2nd
largest planet is_________? Q.782. Development of calf muscles in ladies who
a. Jupiter wear high heels is a common example of:
b. Saturn a. Natural Selection
c. Neptune b. inheritance of acquired character
d. Mercury c. Use and disuse of organ
d. Artificial selection
Q.776. Apiculture refers to___________?
a. Rearing silk worms Q.783. Humming bird belongs to a category called:
b. Science of bee keeping a. Ectotherm
c. Science of gardening b. Endotherm
d. Science of cultural norms and trends c. Exotherm
d. Heterotherm.
Q.777. Copper can be converted into gold by:
a. Artificial radioactivity Q.784. Which of the following elements is not
b. Heating present abundantly in earth’s crust:
c. Electroplating a. Silicon
d. Chemical reaction b. Radium
c. Aluminum
Q.778. The three elements needed for healthy d. Carbon
growth of plants are
a. N, P, K Q.785. One of the main function of the earth’s
b. N, C, P ozone layer is to:
c. N, K, a. Prevent global warming
d. N, S, P b. Filter out ultraviolet rays
c. Absorb pollution
Q.779. Clocks, which moves with the velocities d. All of the above
comparable with the velocity of light, run
a. Fast Q.786. Lock Jaw, i.e., difficulty in opening the mouth
b. Slow is a symptom of
c. equal to the velocity of light a. Cholera
d. with zero velocity b. Plague
c. Tetanus
d. Diphtheria

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Q.787. Which of the following pairs is incorrect? Q.794. A time can come when we will be able to
a. Plague-rats design a machine which can go on working for
b. Rabies-dog ever without the expenditure of energy. Is it
c. Tapeworm-pig possible ?
d. Poliomyelitis-monkey a. No
b. Yes
Q.788. Which of the following statements is correct? c. In due course time
a. Pulmonary artery carries pure blood d. None of these
b. Pulmonary artery carries impure blood
c. Pulmonary vein carries impure blood Q.795. It is possible to recognize a person in the dark
d. None by simply hearing his unique voice . It is because
of the:
Q.789. Lungs are situated in the a. Pitch
a. Abdominal cavity b. Frequency
b. Pericardial cavity c. Time period
c. Buccal cavity d. Quality
d. Thoracic cavity
Q.796. Parsec is a unit of :
Q.790. The human cell contains a. Energy
a. 44 chromosomes b. Time
b. 48 chromosomes c. Power
c. 46 chromosomes d. Distance
d. 23 chromosomes
Q.797. The Continent Antarctica lies at the:
Q.791. Enzymes help in a. North pole
a. Respiration b. South pole
b. Digestion of food c. middle of the earth
c. Immune system d. Equator
d. Reproduction
Q.798. It is observed that the total pressure exerted by
Q.792. Typhoid and cholera are typical examples of air on the man of average siz is around 14.7 lb wt.
a. Infectious diseases per square inch. But the man feels quite
b. Air-borne disease comfortable,. It is because of :
c. Water-borne disease a. An equal and opposite pressure acts
d. None of these from inside
b. of the height of a man
Q.793. Water is heated in a kettle. The inside water is c. of gravity
heated by convection. A person sitting near the fire d. Earth pulls the man upward
receives heat by :
a. Conduction Q.799. Evolution can be described as :
b. Convection a. A continuing process
c. Radiation b. A catastrophic event in the past
d. Reflection c. Static
e. None of these d. The attaining of an ideal type

Q.800. Cobalt is a material which is :

a. Strongly attracted by a magnet
b. Not attracted by a magnet
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c. not a magnet Q.807. Proteins are made from amino acids by the
d. Weakly attracted by a magnet process of
Q.801. If we add all the 7 colours of rainbow (red, a. Hydrolysis
yellow, blue, green, orange, violet and indigo), the b. Pinocytosis
resultant colour would be? c. dehydration synthesis
a. White d. active transport
b. Black
c. Maroon Q.808. Which is an organic compound found in most
d. Dar Blue cells
a. Water
Q.802. When white light passes through a prism, it b. Glucose
splits into __________ colours. c. Oxygen
a. 3 d. sodium chloride
b. 5
c. 7 Q.809. pH of the neutral solution is ?
d. 9 a. 2
b. 6
Q.803. Production of sweat and sebum is related with c. 7
a. Skin d. 5
b. Liver
c. Lunbgs Q.810. pH of the acidic solution is less than ?
d. GIT a. 3
b. 2
Q.804. The evaporative cooling in the respiratory tract c. 6
of dogs is called d. 7
a. Vasodilation
b. Vasoconstriction Q.811. Ink spreads in water because of ?
c. Panting a. Vapor pressure
d. all of these b. Dipole movement
c. Diffusion
Q.805. Most cell membranes are composed d. Osmosis
principally of
a. DNA ad protein Q.812. Which one of the following is the general
b. protein and lipids formula of alkenes ?
c. protein and chitin a. CnH2n
d. protein and RNA b. CnH2n-1
c. CnH2n+1
Q.806. Normally, in the process of osmosis, the net d. CnH2n-2
flow of water molecules into or out of the cell
depends upon differences in the Q.813. The Homologues has the same ?
a. concentration of water molecules inside a. Density
and outside the cell b. State
b. concentration of enzymes on either side of c. Chemical Properties
the cell membrane d. Colour
c. rate of molecular motion on either side of
the cell membrane Q.814. Carbon atom usually ?
d. none of these a. Gains four electron
b. Forms four covalent bonds
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c. Ionizes d. They contain a triple bond

d. Loses four electrons
Q.822. All the member of alkane series has?
Q.815. Methane is the first member of Methane is the a. All types of bonds
first member of ? b. All single bonds
a. Alcohol Series c. At least one double bond
b. Carboxylic acids Series d. At least one triple bond
c. Alkane Series
d. Alkene Series Q.823. Baeyer’s reagent is?
a. Hot KMnO4
Q.816. The compound C3H8 must have ? b. Alkaline KMnO4
a. An ionic bond c. Conc. KMnO4
b. At least one triple bond d. Acidic KMnO4
c. All single bonds
d. At least one double bond Q.824. Which one gives carboxylic acid with alkaline
KMnO4?
Q.817. The name of C6H14 is ? a. Acetylene
a. Hexane b. Ethane
b. Decane c. Ethene
c. Propane d. Methane
d. Heptanes
Q.825. Which one gives a mixture of hydrocarbons on
Q.818. Dehydration of ethyl alcohol with conc. H2SO4 halogenations ?
results in the formation of? a. Ethane
a. Methane b. Ethyl alcohol
b. Ethene c. Ethene
c. Ethane d. Ethyne
d. Acetylene
Q.826. Baeyer’s test shows the presence of ?
Q.819. Which one of the following decolorizes Br2 a. A double bond
Water? b. A triple bond
a. Ethene c. Both A and B
b. Methane d. No bond
c. Propane
d. Ethane Q.827. Which one is the least reactive ?
a. Propane
Q.820. Ethene reacts with HBr, the compound formed b. Ethene
is? c. Ethyne
a. Br-CH2-CH2-Br d. Ethane
b. CH3-CH2-Br
c. Acetylene Q.828. Ethane reacts with chlorine in the presence of?
d. CH3-CH2-CH3 a. Sunlight
b. Water
Q.821. Which of the following statement is not true c. Carbon tetra chloride
for alkynes? d. Ether
a. They do not perform Baeyer’s Test
b. They undergo addition reaction
c. They burn to form CO2
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Q.829. ______________ is a factor related to blood Q.836. The enormous quantity of water present on
clotting. earth surface acts as giant thermostat due to its
a. Vitamin K high ?
b. Vitamin A a. Density
c. Vitamin C b. Boiling Point
d. Vitamin E c. Latent heat values
d. Heat Capacity
Q.830. The coldest region in atmosphere is ?
a. Mesopause Q.837. The latent heat of fusion of water is ?
b. Stratosphere a. 4.2 KJ/Mol
c. Tropopause b. 5.2 KJ/Mol
d. Stratopause c. 6 KJ/Mol
d. 5.7 KJ/Mol
Q.831. The total volume of water present on earth
surface is ? Q.838. Dielectric constant of water at 18 °C is ?
a. 1.3 Trillion KM3 a. 70
b. 1.7 KM3 b. 80
c. 1.33 Million KM3 c. 84
d. 1.386 Billion KM3 d. 75

Q.832. The vital function of protoplasm is due to the Q.839. Water gas is a mixture of ?
presence of ? a. Hydrogen & Oxygen
a. Water b. Steam & Air
b. Fats c. CO & H2
c. Minerals d. None of these
d. Calcium
Q.840. Chlorine act as a bleaching agent in the
Q.833. The quantity of fresh water present on eat is presence of ?
only about ? a. HNO3
a. 2.5% b. NaOH
b. 0.04% c. HCL
c. 2.2% d. H2O
d. 3.6%
Q.841. The chemical formula of magnetic oxide is ?
Q.834. The reason of unusual physical properties of a. Fe3O4
water is due to the presence of ? b. Fe2O3.H2O
a. Covalent bond c. Fe2O3
b. Coordinate cov. Bond d. FeO
c. Hydrogen bonding
d. None of these Q.842. Nutrient pollution of water bodies is caused by
?
Q.835. The density of water is one gram per a. Nitrates & Phosphates
centimeter cube at ? b. Pathogens
a. 60 °C c. Acid rain
b. 4 °C d. Cal & Mag
c. 100 °C
d. 0 °C

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Q.843. Most of the aquatic animals cannot survive Q.850. Which one is a step of metallurgical process ?
above ? a. Rustin
a. 30 °C b. Roasting
b. 35 °C c. Crystallization
c. 50 °C d. None of these
d. 44 °C
Q.851. Different fractions of petroleum are separated
Q.844. Which one of the following disease is caused by ?
by mercury ? a. Cooling
a. Typhoid b. Fractional Distillation
b. Cholera c. Steam distillation
c. Hepatitis d. None of these
d. Parkinson
Q.852. The blister form of copper is ____________
Q.845. The blister copper is refined by ? form.
a. Boiling a. Impure
b. Concentration b. Raw
c. Electrolysis c. Pure
d. Reduction d. Refined

Q.846. Sodium carbonate is commercially Q.853. Vitamin A is soluble in ?

manufactured by ? a. Water
a. Ostwald’s Process b. Fats
b. Haber’s Process c. Both A&B
c. Frisch Process d. None of these
d. Solvay Process
Q.854. Vitamin B is soluble in ?
Q.847. Urea is probably, most important fertilizer ? a. Fats
a. Nitrogenous b. Water
b. Sulphur c. Both A&B
c. Organic d. None of these
d. Phosphate
Q.855. Organic chemistry is the study of ?
Q.848. Petroleum is a mixture of many ? a. Carbon
a. Salt b. Metal
b. Hydrocarbons c. Oxygen
c. Hydroxide d. Carbon and its compounds
d. Acids
Q.856. Starch is converted into maltose by
Q.849. Raw materials used for manufacturing urea a. Diastase
are? b. Invertase
a. H2 & NH3 c. Invertase
b. CO2 & NH3 d. Amylase
c. HCL & NH3
d. None of these Q.857. Co-enzyme is often formed from
a. Lipid
b. Protein
c. inorganic ion
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d. vitamin c. Ferns
d. Mosses
Q.858. Messenger RNA is formed in
a. Nucleus Q.866. True roots absent in
b. Chloroplast a. Ferns
c. Mitochondria b. Bryophytes
d. none of these c. Gymnosperms
d. Angiosperms
Q.859. Number of chromosomes in E.coli
a. 4 Q.867. The mechanism for ATP synthesis is
b. 6 a. Chemosynthesis
c. 3 b. Photosynthesis
d. 1 c. Phosphorylation
d. Chemiosmosis
Q.860. Protein factory is
a. Nucleus Q.868. Enzyme present in the saliva is
b. Ribosome a. Lipase
c. golgi complex b. Trypsin
d. centriole c. Ptyalin
d. Invertase
Q.861. Smallest disease causing agents in plants are
a. Virion Q.869. Nitrogen is present in
b. Mycoplasma a. Carbohydrates
c. Viroids b. Proteins
d. Prions c. Lipids
d. Carbonates
Q.862. The major cell infected by the HIV is
lymphocyte Q.870. The food is ground in the cockroach in
a. helper-T a. Mesenteron
b. B b. Crop
c. both T and B c. Gizzard
d. none of these d. Intestine

Q.863. Nutrition in fungi is Q.871. Operculum is present in

a. Photosynthetic a. bony fish
b. Chemosynthetic b. sea fish
c. completely parasitic c. cartilaginous fish
d. absorptive heterotrophs d. none of these

Q.864. Fungi resemble plants because they lack Q.872. In which animal respiratory surface are found
a. cell wall in more than one organ
b. cytoplasm a. Birds
c. centriole b. Human
d. nucleus c. Fish
d. Frog
Q.865. Which is a parasitic plant
a. Cuscuta
b. Rose
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Q.873. The heart is enclosed in a membrane called Q.881. Cilia are produced from
a. Pleura a. Mitochondria
b. Pericardium b. cell-membrane
c. Peritoneum c. centriole
d. Epithelium d. cytoplasm

Q.874. From right ventricle blood is pushed into Q.882. Which of the following disease is not caused
a. pulmonary trunk by virus
b. brain a. T.B
c. aorta b. AIDS
d. body c. HIV
d. Flu
Q.875. Which one is abundant in lymph
a. Oxygen Q.883. Which of the following is a filamentous alga
b. Lipids a. Ulva
c. Water b. Chlorella
d. Proteins c. Acetabularia
d. Acetabularia
Q.876. Jaws without teeth are found in found in
a. Birds Q.884. Which of the following is not sac fungi
b. Reptiles a. Truffles
c. Fish b. Yeasts
d. none of these c. Mushrooms
d. Morels
Q.877. Male reproductive part of flower is
a. Stigma Q.885. ‘Cassia fistula’ is the scientific name of
b. Stamen a. Amaltas
c. Carpel b. Rose
d. Ovule c. Onion
d. Tomato
Q.878. Coordination in plants is by
a. nervous system Q.886. Phage virus consists of head and
b. enzymes a. Thorax
c. hormones b. Neck
d. roots c. Tail
d. none of these
Q.879. The simplest fatty acid is
a. palmitic acid Q.887. Bacteria without any flagella are called
b. butyric acid a. Monotrichous
c. oleic acid b. Atrichous
d. acetic acid c. Atrichous
d. Lophotrichous
Q.880. All enzymes are protein which are
a. Globular Q.888. Protists have been evolved from
b. Fibrous a. Animals
c. Helical b. Plants
d. all of these c. Fungi
d. Prokaryotes
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Q.889. Algae differ from plants in that the sex organs Q.896. In cystic fibrosis, the patient lacks a gene that
in algae are codes for trans-membarene carrier of
a. Multicellular a. sodium ion
b. Unicellular b. carbon dioxide
c. Acellular c. chloride ion
d. none of these d. potassium ion

Q.890. Fungi can absorb food from the substrate Q.897. Which gene is located on linkage group
because the have number 11 in man
a. Sporangium a. sickle cell anemia
b. Spores b. leukemia
c. Rhizoids c. albinism
d. Stalk d. all of these

Q.891. A seed may be defined as a fertilized Q.898. In birds the sex is determined by the type of
a. Egg a. Sperm
b. Ovary b. Autosomes
c. Ovule c. Egg
d. Embryo d. none of these

Q.892. Platyhelminthes means Q.899. In RNA nucleotides are attached by

a. round worms a. peptide bonds
b. flat worms b. hydrogen bonds
c. tape worms c. covalent bond
d. pin worms d. phosphodiester bond

Q.893. The first land vertebrates were Q.900. The chromosome is

a. Dipnoi a. Gene
b. Amphibian b. genes + protein
c. Reptilian c. DNA + genes
d. Aves d. gene + protein

Q.894. All life on planet earth is powered by Q.901. Environment is a source of

a. solar energy a. Food
b. thermal energy b. Shelter
c. tidal energy c. Clothing
d. kinetic energy d. all of these

Q.895. Recombinant DNA is introduced in to host cell Q.902. Fresh water ecosystem covers
by means of a. 2%
a. Phage b. 1%
b. Vector c. 3%
c. Bacteria d. 5%
d. Enzyme
Q.903. Foul smell in lake is produced by
a. Algae
b. Bacteria
c. Fungi
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d. all of these Q.911. Main energy reserves in the case of green

algae are
Q.904. Starch is richly present in a. Glycogen
a. Onion b. Sucrose
b. Apple c. Glucose
c. Cereals d. Starch
d. Tomato
Q.912. The chief component of the cell wall of the
Q.905. Plants having foreign DNA are known as majority of fungi is
a. genetic plants a. Pectin
b. recombinant plants b. Chitin
c. cultured plants c. Lignin
d. transgenic plants. d. Cellulose

Q.906. Which of the following kinds of atom do not Q.913. After pollination the pollens are transferred to
occur in carbohydrates which part of the flower
a. Carbon a. Ovary
b. Hydrogen b. Style
c. Nitrogen c. Stigma
d. Oxygen. d. none of these

Q.907. The basic framework of all types of Q.914. Glyoxisomes contain enzymes for
membranes are a. glyoxylate cycle
a. Lipoproteins b. glycolate cycle
b. Glycoproteins c. Calvin cycle
c. Proteoglycans d. none of these
d. Nucleoproteins
Q.915. Vacuoles serve to
Q.908. Single membrane bounded organelle is a. expand the plant cells
a. Nucleus b. sites for storage
b. Lysosome c. both in expansion and storage
c. Ribosome d. non-specific function
d. none of these
Q.916. An isolated virus is not considered living since
Q.909. Irregular grape like cluster of bacilli is called it
a. diplo bacilli a. separate into two parts
b. strepto bacilli b. cannot metabolize
c. staphylo bacilli c. rapidly looses its genome
d. none of these d. all of these

Q.910. It is generally accepted that plants arose from Q.917. The predominant phycobilin pigment in
ancestral cyanobacteria which is of blue colour is
a. green algae a. Phycoerythrin
b. fungi b. Phycocyanin
c. bacteria c. Fucocyanin
d. all of these d. Fucoxanthin

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Q.918. Deafness is caused by misuse of d. endodermal origin

a. Penicillin
b. Tetracycline Q.926. Vomiting occurs due to
c. Paracetamol a. Constipation
d. Streptomycin b. Diarrhea
c. Antiperistalsis
Q.919. Cell envelope does not include d. Peristalsis
a. Capsule
b. slime layer Q.927. Photosynthetic prokaryotes lack
c. cell wall a. Ribosomes
d. cell membrane b. Chloroplast
c. cell-membrane
Q.920. Coenocytes is a fungal body which is d. vacuole
a. multi-nucleate aseptate
b. multi-nucleate septate Q.928. Which of the following organ is because of
c. uni-nucleate septate absence of teeth in birds
d. uni-nucleate aseptate a. Crop
b. Syrinx
Q.921. Bryophytes are c. Stomach
a. all heterosporous d. Gizzard
b. all homosporous
c. mostly homosporus Q.929. The scientific name of jelly fish is
d. none of these a. Aurelia
b. Madrepore
Q.922. Nephridia are excretory organs in c. Actinia
a. round worms d. Obelia
b. lizard
c. earth worm Q.930. In which plants leaves are always in whorls
d. planaria a. Lycopsids
b. Psilopsids
Q.923. Which one is harmful mollusk c. Sphenopsids
a. Slug d. Pteropsids
b. Snail
c. Oyster Q.931. In bacterial and viral infection, their is
d. star fish increase in number of
a. Platelets
Q.924. Which structure is involve in gaseous b. RBC’s
exchange of plants c. Antibodies
a. Stomata d. WBC’s
b. Lenticels
c. Cuticle Q.932. In plants, which are involved in testa
d. all of these formation
a. Tracheids
Q.925. Common feature of human and insect trachea b. Sclereids
is c. Sclerenchyma
a. non-collapsiable wall d. none of these
b. supporting rings
c. ectodermal origin
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Q.933. The etiolated plants lack Q.940. For proper formation of teeth, __________ is
a. Chlorophyll essential.
b. Xanthophylls a. Iodine
c. Caroteins b. Copper
d. none of these c. Fluorine
d. Iron
Q.934. During winter in cold countries, the
__________ is mixed to melt the ice on the icy Q.941. Cyanobacteria and Bacteria fall under
roads. kingdom
a. Salt a. Protista
b. Chlorine b. Monera
c. Carbon dioxide c. Animalia
d. Water d. Plantae

Q.935. In a very low temperature which from the Q.942. Variety of organisms residing in an ecosystem
following will freeze at last? falls under term
a. River water a. Varieties
b. Canal water b. Biodiversity
c. Sea water c. Variations
d. Water in a lake d. Niche

Q.936. The position of an element in the Periodic Q.943. Assigning different names to each species is
Table is determined by its __________ number. called
a. Electron a. Naming
b. Proton b. Specifications
c. Neutron c. Nomenclature
d. Positron d. Systematics

Q.937. Biosensor is used to measure? Q.944. A system of grouping that distinguished

a. Blood glucose level between kingdoms according to mode of nutrition
b. The body pH value and cellular organization is coined by
c. Amount of hemoglobin a. Albert Einstein
d. Salinity in Urine b. Robert Hook
c. Robert Brown
Q.938. Einstein’s famous equation which states that d. Robert H. Whittaker
mass and energy are interchangeable is?
a. E = mc2 Q.945. Structurally cell may be
b. E = cm2 a. Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
c. M = ec2 b. Nucleus
d. M = ce2 c. Plasma
d. Cytoplasm
Q.939. Carrot is good source of Vitamin?
a. A Q.946. A broad discipline that deals with study of
b. B complex animals is called
c. C a. Animalogy
d. D b. Botany
c. Zoology
d. Biology
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Q.947. Basic and organizational units of life are c. Erepsin

a. Bones d. sterol esterase
b. Tissues
c. Organs Q.955. Phase in which death rate is equal to
d. Cells reproduction and multiplication rate is
a. action phase
Q.948. Cell is basic to understand b. stationary phase
a. Ecology c. medial phase
b. Biology d. cease phase
c. Zoology
d. Body Q.956. An antibiotic can discolor teeth of young
children permanently is
Q.949. All organelles of eukaryotic cell are a. Clindamycin
a. Same b. Azithromycin
b. Membrane Bound c. Tetracycline
c. Different d. Streptomycin
d. Irregular
Q.957. Bacteria which obtain their food from dead
Q.950. On hydrolysis, sucrose gives one glucose and organic matter called as
one a. Heterotrophs
a. Fructose b. Autotrophs
b. Maltose c. Saprophytic
c. Lactose d. Symbiotic
d. Ribose
Q.958. When rod shaped bacteria appears to be in pair
Q.951. Patients who are suffering from ulcer should arrangement it is termed as
avoid a. Staphylococci
a. Smoking b. Bacillus
b. Alcohol c. Diplobacilli
c. Coffee d. Streptobaccili
d. All of the Above
Q.959. Bacteria have single chromosome, i.e. they are
Q.952. In obese patients, fat is stored in tissues called a. Diploid
a. Adipose b. Haploid
b. Dispose c. Monoid
c. Tripose d. Tetroid
d. Terapose
Q.960. More water is reabsorbed in blood due to
Q.953. Thick secretions which cover inside of a. more anti-diuretic hormone
stomach are called b. lesser anti-diuretic hormone
a. Mucosa c. active functioning of pancreas
b. Zymogen d. inactivity of pituitary gland
c. Gastric
d. Mucus Q.961. Kidneys do not help in
a. Osmoregulation
Q.954. Lining of duodenum releases enzyme called b. maintaining body temperature
a. Trypsin c. maintaining composition of blood plasma
b. Trypsinogen d. regulation of blood pH
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Q.962. Catabolic activities include Q.969. Blood pressure required for ultrafiltration is
a. conversion of glucose to glycogen provided through
b. formation of new protoplasm a. a simple mechanical process
c. cell repair b. afferent arteriole
d. formation of urea in the liver c. efferent arteriole
d. heart beat
Q.963. Excretion is similar to
a. Defecation Q.970. Anti-diuretics
b. Egestion a. reduce the production of blood
c. removal of metabolic wastes b. reduce the production of anti-diuretic
d. all of these hormone
c. reduce the production of urine
Q.964. Before excretion, urine is stored in d. increase the production of urine
a. urinary bladder
b. medulla Q.971. Egestion is
c. nephrons a. same as excretion
d. renal pelvis b. same as defecation
c. removal of metabolic wastes
Q.965. Blood pressure rises due to d. removal of toxic wastes
a. decrease in blood volume
b. increase in diameter of blood vessels Q.972. Hangover results in
c. decrease in diameter of blood vessels a. shaking of limbs
d. inability of pituarity gland to produce b. more urine passed out
hormones c. lesser desire to drink water
d. a very pleasurable feeling
Q.966. inability of pituarity gland to produce
hormones Q.973. Loss of water during sweating stimulates
a. tissue respiration a. production of ADH
b. deamination of proteins b. lesser reabsorption of water
c. denaturation of enzymes c. lower osmotic pressure in plasma
d. photosynthesis in green plants d. release of adrenaline

Q.967. Purpose of sphincter muscle is to Q.974. In human adult, kidney receives how many
a. allow the urine to flow in ureter Liters of blood per minute to filter?
b. hold urine in bladder a. 0.8 Liter
c. relax and allow the urine to flow b. 1.2 Liters
d. connect urine to urethra c. 3.2 Liters
d. 5 Liters
Q.968. Amount of ADH (Antidiuretic hormone)
determines the Q.975. Left kidney is
a. amount of water a person shall drink a. anterior than the right kidney
b. amount of water reabsorbed in kidney b. lower than the right kidney
c. amount of oxygen required to oxidize c. are at about the same level
lactic acid d. detached from the dorsal wall
d. amount of oxygen required in rigorous
running and physical activities

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Q.976. A type of cell within body capable of d. 1.5 cm in diameter

engulfing and absorbing bacteria and other small
cells and particles Q.983. Breathlessness becomes difficult when
a. RBC's damage to lungs is
b. WBC's a. Below 20%
c. Platelets b. 20%-30%
d. Albumins c. 30% - 40%
d. 50% and above
Q.977. Process in which a chemical substance extend
to an adequate concentration, at a certain site in Q.984. Common causes of Chronic Obstructive
body and have capability to produce an unwanted Pulmonary Disease (COPD) does not include
effect in body is termed as a. Smoke from the factory furnace
a. Poisoning b. Vehicle pollution
b. Toxicity c. Industrial pollution
c. Sensitivity d. Water pollution
d. Adverse effect
Q.985. Cardiovascular System cannot be damaged by
Q.978. COPD stands for a. Tar
a. Cuticular Obstetric Pelvic Disease b. CO
b. Critical Obstructive Pituarity Disorder c. Nicotine
c. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary d. Caffeine
Disease
d. Chronic Obesity Personal Decision Q.986. Gas exchange system in lungs can be damaged
by
Q.979. Cardiovascular system is damaged by a. Tar
a. CO b. Tar
b. Nicotine c. Nicotine
c. Oxygen d. All of above
d. Both A and B
Q.987. People who are suffering from Emphysema,
Q.980. BY 2030, third death causing disease will be a. People who are suffering from
a. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Emphysema,
(AIDS) b. manage to oxygenate the blood in lungs
b. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary c. Their right side of the heart increases
Disease (COPD) d. blood pressure decreases in pulmonary
c. Meningitis artery
d. Heart attack
Q.988. Which of these cannot be assessed by an
Q.981. Breathing rate in normal infant is nearly examiner or a physician?
a. 20 times/min a. Symptoms
b. 30 times/min b. Signs
c. 40 times/min c. Stress
d. 50 times/min d. Asthma

Q.982. Cancer cannot be diagnosed until it reaches Q.989. Polio is known as humans haunt after
a. .05cm in diameter eradication of
b. 0.5 cm in diameter a. Tuberculosis
c. 1.0 cm in diameter b. Measles
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c. Chickenpox Q.997. A sudden increase in number of people having

d. Smallpox disease is called as
a. Pandemic
Q.990. Annual worldwide incidence of cholera is b. Prodemic
a. 1-2 million c. Endemic
b. 1-3 million d. Epidemic
c. 1-3 million
d. 3 -5 million Q.998. Cholera can be fatal if it is not treated within
a. 12 hours
Q.991. Vancomycin is b. 24 hours
a. An infectious disease c. 36 hours
b. Is a virus d. 48 hours
c. Is an antibiotic
d. Is an antiviral Q.999. Transmission cycle of cholera can be broken
by
Q.992. Which statement is incorrect? Effective a. Treating with medications
antibiotics b. Destroying the small intestine lining
a. Show selective toxicity where cholera virus grows
b. kill the host cell c. Boiling all vegetables and fruits before
c. kill the pathogens consuming
d. Are useless against virus d. Chlorination of water

Q.993. Childhood blindness can be caused due to Q.1000. People who are affected by an
a. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome infection are called
(HIV/AIDS) a. Translocators
b. Malaria b. Pathogens
c. Measles c. Phagocytic individuals
d. Tuberculosis d. Carriers

Q.994. Rice water is clinical name of

a. Diarrhea
b. Measles
c. Chronic Bronchitis
d. Emphysema

Q.995. Which strain is more virulent?

a. Classical strain
b. El Tor
c. V Cholerae 0139
d. All of above

Q.996. Total Pandemics have been caused by Cholera

virus
a. 5
b. 6
c. 7
d. 8

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