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  • 1. Which country is known as the country of wind?

    (A) Finland

    (B) Norway

    (C) Denmark

    (D) Germany

    Answer: Denmark

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  • 2. Which device is used to convert solar energy into electrical energy?

    (A) Solar Cell

    (B) Glass Sheet Cover

    (C) Solar Cooker

    (D) None of the above

    Answer: Solar Cell

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  • 3. Where the largest solar furnace is located?

    (A) Spain

    (B) Germany

    (C) France

    (D) Italy

    Answer: France

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  • 4. Which element is not used to make springs?

    (A) Cast Iron

    (B) Copper

    (C) Silver

    (D) Iron

    Answer: Cast Iron

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    The elements which shows large plastic range beyond elastic limit, are called Ductile materials.Copper, Silver,Iron , Aluminum are examples of Ductile material.Cast iron is an example of Brittle materials.

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  • 5. What is the normal temperature of human body?

    (A) 100.1°F

    (B) 98.6°F

    (C) 95.6°F

    (D) 98.9°F

    Answer: 98.6°F

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  • 6. What is the unit of measurement of the optical power of a lens?

    (A) Diopters

    (B) Lumen

    (C) Aeon

    (D) Candela

    Answer: Diopters

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    D = 1/f, where D is the power in diopters and f is the focal length in meters.

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  • 7. Who designed Celsius Scale?

    (A) Ernest Walton

    (B) Anders Celsius

    (C) Robert E. Marshak

    (D) James Dewar

    Answer: Anders Celsius

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  • 8. What is the Excretory organ in cockroach?

    (A) Green glands

    (B) Malpighian tubules

    (C) Nephridia

    (D) Amoeba

    Answer: Malpighian tubules

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    It is found at the junction of the midgut and hindgut.

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  • 9. Study of flower and flowering plant is known as –

    (A) Cytology

    (B) Agronomy

    (C) Anthology

    (D) Cryobiology

    Answer: Anthology

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  • 10. Which protein does not found in plasma?

    (A) Heparin

    (B) Fibrinogen

    (C) Albumins

    (D) Globulins

    Answer: Heparin

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  • 11. How many times human heart valves open and close normally in a day?

    (A) 150,000 times

    (B) 100,000 times

    (C) 8,000 times

    (D) 6,000 times

    Answer: 100,000 times

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  • 12. Who invented blood circulatory system?

    (A) The Wright Brothers

    (B) Thomas Edison

    (C) William Harvey

    (D) Nikola Tesla

    Answer: William Harvey

    Answer Explanation:

    Thomas Edison – Electric light bulb
    The Wright Brothers – Aircraft
    Nikola Tesla – AC electricity

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  • 13. When a barometer is taken down in a coal mine , which of the following happens with the Mercury level in the tube?

    (A) rises

    (B) remains unaltered

    (C) falls

    (D) falls then rises

    Answer: rises

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  • 14. Gibberellins hormone can find in the –

    (A) Apical dominance

    (B) Seed germination

    (C) Climacteric ripening of fruits

    (D) None of the above

    Answer: Seed germination

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  • 15. Which metal is used in amalgam?

    (A) Copper

    (B) Mercury

    (C) Aluminium

    (D) Lead

    Answer: Mercury

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  • 16. Which among the following was first human-made plastic?

    (A) Polyethene

    (B) Nylon

    (C) Celluloid

    (D) Low Density Polyethylene

    Answer: Celluloid

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  • 17. Electric bulb filament is made of which element?

    (A) Lead

    (B) Aluminum

    (C) Copper

    (D) Tungsten

    Answer: Tungsten

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  • 18. Which of the following non-metal remains liquid at room temperature?

    (A) Bromine

    (B) Chlorine

    (C) Phosphorous

    (D) Helium

    Answer: Bromine

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  • 19. Who is known as the “founder of geometry” / “father of geometry”?

    (A) Pythagoras

    (B) Euclid

    (C) Aristotle

    (D) Kepler

    Answer: Euclid

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  • 20. Who wrote the famous book – Principia?

    (A) Khushwant singh

    (B) Karl Marx

    (C) Issac Newton

    (D) Lala Lajpat Rai

    Answer: Issac Newton

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  • 21. The study of the effects of radiation upon living organisms is known as –

    (A) Cynology

    (B) Autecology

    (C) Bromatology

    (D) Actinobiology

    Answer: Actinobiology

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  • 22. The dimension [MLT–2] corresponds to

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    (A) force

    (B) work done

    (C) acceleration

    (D) velocity

    Answer: force

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    The dimensions of Force are M (mass), L (length) and T-2(time). It can also be expressed as [newton] = [kilogram] [metre] [second]-2

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  • 23. Newton’s first law also known as-

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    (A) Law of momentum

    (B) Law of energy

    (C) Law of inertia

    (D) Law of moment

    Answer: Law of inertia

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    It states that an object at rest will stay at rest and an object in motion will stay in motion with the same speed and direction unless acted upon by unbalanced force.

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  • 24. Which one of the following conservation laws, does a rocket work?

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    (A) angular momentum

    (B) mass

    (C) linear momentum

    (D) energy

    Answer: linear momentum

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    Rocket works on the principle of conservation of momentum. Rocket ejaculates gases in backward direction which creates momentum of the gases backwards and thus by conservation of momentum, the rocket gets momentum in the forward direction making it move forward.Thus the rocket works on the principle of conservation of linear momentum.

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  • 25. Angle of friction and angle of repose are –

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    (A) Proportional to each other

    (B) Equal to each other

    (C) Not equal to each other

    (D) None of the above

    Answer: Equal to each other

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  • 26. We slip on a muddy road due to –

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    (A) Excess of friction

    (B) Gravitational forces

    (C) Lack of friction

    (D) Relative velocity

    Answer: Lack of friction

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  • 27. The quantity ‘weight’ is measured by –

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    (A) Common balance

    (B) Beam balance

    (C) Balance wheel

    (D) Spring balance

    Answer: Spring balance

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  • 28. Rocket works on the principal of –

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    (A) Newton's first law

    (B) Newton's second law

    (C) Newton's third law

    (D) None of the above

    Answer: Newton's third law

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  • 29. Ball bearings are used in bicycles,cars, etc because –

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    (A) The effective area of contact between the wheel and axle is reduced

    (B) The effective area of contact between the wheel and axle is increased

    (C) The actual area of contact between the wheel and axle is increased

    (D) None of the above

    Answer: The effective area of contact between the wheel and axle is reduced

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  • 30. If an object undergoes a uniform circular motion,then its –

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    (A) velocity remains uniform

    (B) acceleration remains uniform

    (C) speed changes

    (D) velocity changes

    Answer: velocity changes

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  • 31. The working principle of a washing machine is

    (A) Dialysis

    (B) Diffusion

    (C) Centrifugation

    (D) Reverse osmosis

    Answer: Centrifugation

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  • 32. An athlete runs before long jump to get the advantage of –

    (A) Frictional force

    (B) Intertia of motion

    (C) Moment of a force

    (D) Principle of moments

    Answer: Intertia of motion

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  • 33. Which hydropower project not developed under the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)?

    (A) Karot Project

    (B) Uri Power Project

    (C) Mahl Project

    (D) Kohala Project

    Answer: Uri Power Project

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    Uri project developed by State-owned National Hydro Power Corporation (NHPC).Alstom was awarded the Uri 2 contract by NHPC in 2007 and provided the plant’s turbines, generators and auxiliaries.

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  • 34. What is Abell 370, whose picture was recently shared by the NASA?

    (A) Meteor

    (B) Exoplanet

    (C) Black Hole

    (D) Galaxy Cluster

    Answer: Galaxy Cluster

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    NASA has recently posted a picture of Abell 370, a massive cluster of galaxies, captured through its Hubble Space Telescope. As per the statement of NASA, the massive gravity of the cluster makes the light to bend as it passes through. This phenomenon distorts the view of the galaxies behind Abell 370, which is located at 4.9 billion light-years away from the Earth.

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