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Everyday Science Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Two trains are moving in opposite diction s at the speed of 50 and 70 km. per hour. their length are 150 m and 100 m . the time required for their crossing each other is:
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5 seconds
7.5 seconds
40 seconds
None of these
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Question # 2
Liquids that evaporate quickly are known as___ liquids.
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Viscous
Volatile
Evaporative
Transient
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Question # 3
Choose the source of energy which different form others
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Bio gas
Plants
Vegetable refuse
Crude oil
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Question # 4
Which Norwegian Mathematician, who helped found group theory died in poverty just days before receiving his firs appointment in Berlin?
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Evariste Galois
Jean-Augustin Cauchy
Joseph Louis-Lagrange
Neils Abel
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Question # 5
if kilowatt is the metric measure, what is the imperial equivalent:
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Horsepower
A centigram
A centigram
A quintal
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Question # 6
What type of cell gives rise to the most tumors?
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Endothelial
Lymphocyte
Neuronal
Epithelial
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Question # 7
What is the black part of the eye called?
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Pupil
Pores
iris
None of these
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Question # 8
Who propounded the theory that the Earth revolves round the sun?
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Galileo
Newton
Copernicus
Kepler
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Question # 9
when enzymes are heated above a certain temperature, what process do they undergo?
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Disintegration
Denaturation
Petrification
Desiccation
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Question # 10
In AC circuits, AC meters measure
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Mean values
Peak values
Mean square
Rms values
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Question # 11
Which of the following is not considered a characteristic or property of a gas?
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Volume
Mass
Pressure
Particles
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