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Everyday Science Online Test MCQs With Answers

Question # 1

What do letters CT stand for?

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Computer tomes

Computerised tomography

Cranial test

Cribiform time

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Question # 2

What is the coloured part of the eye called?

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pores

Pupil

Parts

Iris

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Question # 3

Which one of the following elements extensively used in electronics?

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Zironium

Silicon

Selenium

Sodium

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Question # 4

Which particle of atom had no charge:

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Proton

Neutron

Electrons

None of these

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Question # 5

The image of formed on the retina of the eye is

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Real and inverted

Upright and real

Virtual and upright

Enlarged and real

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Question # 6

Fungi absorb the nutrients form dead organisms in the animal kingdom, fungi are known as what?

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Producers

Absorbers

Consumers

Decomposers

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Question # 7

Which his gas is used with helium in making gas lasers, but is no doubt better known for its use in lighting.

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Neon

Argon

Fluorine

Nitrogen

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Question # 8

A falling drop of rain water ecquir3es the spherical shape due to

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Surface Tension

Gravitational force

Atmospheric pressure

Viscosity

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Question # 9

If electricity cost Rs. 4.50per unit the cost of using a 1500 watt geyser for 4 hours will be:

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Rs. 27

Rs. 36

Rs 96

Rs. 3

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Question # 10

A train goes past a railway station at a high speed. A young boy standing on the edge of the platform is likely to:

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Remain unaffected

Fall away form the train

Fall towards the train

Fall was away from or towards the train depending on its speed

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Question # 11

Vaccines are:

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Same as monoclonal antibodies

treated bacteria of viruses or one of their proteins

MHC proteins

Strands of nucleic acids

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