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Assistant Security Officer ASF Past Paper 2014 Solved MCQs

Solved FPSC Assistant Security Officer ASF past paper 2014 — 100 MCQs with verified answers and explanations. Free online practice for FPSC, PPSC, NTS and all one-paper exams. Covers English, Mathematics, Everyday Science.

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This is the FPSC Assistant Security Officer / Deputy Assistant Director (BS-16), Airport Security Force past paper from 2014. It contains 100 solved MCQs covering English, Mathematics, Everyday Science, with verified answers and an explanation for every question. Sixteen printed answer-key entries were corrected against standard sources, one blank key entry was resolved from the standard fact, and several defective and misprinted items are flagged in the notes.

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Subject 1

English

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Vocabulary Fill In Blank

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Q 1 English Vocabulary Fill In Blank

Emily Dickinson was not ___ and preferred to "be alone most of the time."

A

Cordial

B

Graciotis

C

Gregarious

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Gregarious

Correct Answer: Gregarious

Emily Dickinson was famously reclusive, preferring to be alone — the opposite of gregarious, meaning sociable.

Q 2 English Vocabulary Fill In Blank

The spectators ___ loudly after acrobat had shown his feats.

A

Chatted

B

Clapped

C

Contributed

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Clapped

Correct Answer: Clapped

Spectators clapped loudly after the acrobat's feats.

Q 3 English Vocabulary Fill In Blank

Some political Scientists do not think ___ obedience to the will of another is necessary in order to maintain good government.

A

Stark

B

Partial

C

Verbal

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

The recognised phrase is 'blind obedience', which is not among the options, so the answer is None of these.

Q 4 English Vocabulary Fill In Blank

When I listened to his strong arguments all my doubts were ___ and I agreed with him.

A

Dispelled

B

Confirmed

C

Strengthened

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Dispelled

Correct Answer: Dispelled

Strong arguments dispelled, or removed, all doubts.

Q 5 English Vocabulary Fill In Blank

The Principal ___ the idea that students participate in co-curricular activities in order to develop their full potential.

A

Encouraged

B

Hindered

C

Began

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Encouraged

Correct Answer: Encouraged

The Principal encouraged the idea that students should take part in co-curricular activities.

Q 6 English Vocabulary Fill In Blank

After, we had waded through all the ___ we discovered that the writer had said very little.

A

Context

B

Treatise

C

Verbiage

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Verbiage

Correct Answer: Verbiage

Verbiage means an excess of words; wading through it and finding very little said fits verbiage exactly.

Q 7 English Vocabulary Fill In Blank

Although her ___ tears were a sign of her remorse, they did not influence the judge when he imposed the sentence.

A

Crocodile

B

Contrite

C

Abundant

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Crocodile

Correct Answer: Crocodile

Crocodile tears are insincere tears, shown without genuine feeling.

Q 8 English Vocabulary Fill In Blank

___ into old books and manuscripts is part of a researcher's job.

A

Peeping

B

Driving

C

Tearing

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Peeping

Correct Answer: Peeping

The book keys 'Peeping' for looking into old books and manuscripts, the researcher's close inspection of sources.

Q 9 English Vocabulary Fill In Blank

The fortune teller made ___ predictions of terrible things to come.

A

Doubtful

B

Friendly

C

Baleful

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Baleful

Correct Answer: Baleful

Baleful means threatening or harmful, fitting predictions of terrible things to come.

Q 10 English Vocabulary Fill In Blank

During the election campaign, the two candidates were kept in full ___ of the international situation.

A

Examination

B

Advance

C

Cognizance

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Cognizance

Correct Answer: Cognizance

To be kept in full cognizance of a situation is to be kept fully aware of it.

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Preposition

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Q 11 English Preposition

The lawyers of Pakistan have always struggled ___ justice and rule of law.

A

For

B

With

C

Of

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: For

Correct Answer: For

The idiom is 'struggled for justice and rule of law'.

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Grammar Lest

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Q 12 English Grammar Lest

He worked hard lest he ___ fare badly at the examination.

A

Would

B

Could

C

Should

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Should

Correct Answer: Should

After 'lest', the verb is 'should' — 'lest he should fare badly'.

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Idioms

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Q 13 English Idioms

The idiomatic '1st roman's service' means ___.

A

Poor work

B

Sincere work

C

Menial work

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Sincere work

Correct Answer: Sincere work

A yeoman's service is faithful, sincere service.

Q 17 English Idioms

The idiomatic phrase 'Spick and span' means ___.

A

Wisdom and foresight

B

Deceive somebody

C

Watch the weather

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

'Spick and span' means neat and clean, which is not offered, so the answer is None of these.

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Parts Of Speech

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Q 14 English Parts Of Speech

The word 'intervention' is ___ in parts of speech.

A

A noun

B

A verb

C

A pronoun

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: A noun

Correct Answer: A noun

'Intervention' is a noun.

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Voice

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Q 15 English Voice

The Passive Voice of the sentence, 'Who caught the snake?' is ___.

A

By whom is the snake caught?

B

By whom has the snake been caught?

C

By whom were the snake caught?

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

The correct passive, 'By whom was the snake caught?', is not offered, so the answer is None of these.

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Narration

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Q 16 English Narration

The Indirect Form of the sentence, 'The teacher said to him, "Never be late for school"' is ___.

A

The teacher said to him-that never be late for school.

B

The teacher urged him never to be late for school.

C

The teacher told him never to be late for school.

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: The teacher urged him never to be late for school.

Correct Answer: The teacher urged him never to be late for school.

The indirect form of a command is 'urged him never to be late for school'.

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Grammar

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Q 18 English Grammar

The underlined word in the sentence, 'I am and doctor' is a/an ___.

A

Subject

B

Object

C

Verb

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

In 'I am a doctor', 'doctor' is a subject complement after the linking verb 'am', not a subject, object or verb, so the answer is None of these.

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Correct Sentence

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Q 19 English Correct Sentence

The corrected version of incorrect sentence, 'We reached at the park in time'

A

We reached the park in time

B

We reached into the park in time

C

We reached in the park in time

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: We reached the park in time

Correct Answer: We reached the park in time

'Reached' takes no preposition: 'We reached the park in time'.

Q 20 English Correct Sentence

The corrected version of incorrect sentence, 'She resembles with her mother' is ___.

A

She resembles to her mother

B

She resembles in her mother

C

She resembles at her mother

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

'Resemble' takes no preposition, so 'She resembles her mother' is correct and none of the offered forms is, giving None of these.

Subject 2

Mathematics

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Arithmetic

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Q 21 Mathematics Arithmetic

6/4 + 2.5 = ?

A

3.5

B

4

C

4.5

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 4

Correct Answer: 4

6 divided by 4 is 1.5, and 1.5 plus 2.5 is 4.

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Number Formation

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Q 22 Mathematics Number Formation

What are the biggest and smallest numbers that can be made using the digits 2, 4, 5, 6, 3?

A

65000, 25000

B

16, 13

C

65324, 23456

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 65324, 23456

Correct Answer: 65324, 23456

The book keys the pair 65324 and 23456; the smallest number from the digits is 23456 (see the flag on the transposed biggest figure).

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Speed Distance

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Q 23 Mathematics Speed Distance

If four bases ran 600 km in 6 hours, how much would one bus run in 1 hour?

A

40 km

B

100 km

C

400 km

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

On the fleet-total reading, one bus covers 600 divided by 4 divided by 6, which is 25 km in an hour, and 25 km is not offered, so the answer is None of these.

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Ranking

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Q 24 Mathematics Ranking

If you are 7th in a queue from either end, how many people are there in the queue?

A

11

B

15

C

13

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 13

Correct Answer: 13

Seventh from either end means 6 people before, yourself, and 6 after — 13 people in the queue.

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Number Series

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Q 25 Mathematics Number Series

What will be the value of 'x' in the series 4, 9, 16, x, 36, 49, 64

A

25

B

48

C

25

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 25

Correct Answer: 25

The series is 2 squared, 3 squared, 4 squared, then x, then 6 squared, 7 squared, 8 squared, so x is 5 squared, or 25.

Q 35 Mathematics Number Series

What would be the next member of the progression 1, 1/4, 1/9, ??? ___?

A

1/25

B

1/36

C

1/49

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

The progression is 1 over 1 squared, 1 over 2 squared, 1 over 3 squared, so the next term is 1 over 4 squared, or 1/16, which is not offered, so the answer is None of these.

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Sum And Difference

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Q 26 Mathematics Sum And Difference

Find two numbers whose sum and difference is 99 and 9 respectively:

A

90, 9

B

80, 19

C

45, 54

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 45, 54

Correct Answer: 45, 54

The numbers are (99 plus 9) divided by 2, which is 54, and (99 minus 9) divided by 2, which is 45.

Q 27 Mathematics Sum And Difference

The sum of two numbers is 66. One number is equal to the difference between the two numbers. Find out the numbers.

A

44, 22

B

33, 55

C

Set of Natural Numbers between 33 and 55

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 44, 22

Correct Answer: 44, 22

44 plus 22 is 66, and 44 minus 22 is 22, so one number (22) equals the difference between the two.

Q 38 Mathematics Sum And Difference

The sum of two numbers is 80 and the difference is 20. Find those numbers.

A

70, 10

B

50, 30

C

65, 45

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 50, 30

Correct Answer: 50, 30

The numbers are (80 plus 20) divided by 2, which is 50, and (80 minus 20) divided by 2, which is 30.

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Squares And Cubes

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Q 28 Mathematics Squares And Cubes

What is the number whose square and cube are the same:

A

0.1

B

1.0

C

1.1

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 1.0

Correct Answer: 1.0

1 squared is 1 and 1 cubed is 1, so 1.0 is the number whose square and cube are the same.

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Pythagoras Theorem

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Q 29 Mathematics Pythagoras Theorem

One side of a right angled piece of wood is 12cm, the second 9cm. What is the length of the third side which is diagonal to these two?

A

12 cm

B

15 cm

C

18 cm

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 15 cm

Correct Answer: 15 cm

A 9-12-15 triangle is a 3-4-5 triangle scaled by 3, so the third side is 15 cm.

Q 33 Mathematics Pythagoras Theorem

A tower is 15m tall. If I am standing 20m from the base of the tower, what is my aerial distance to the top of the tower?

A

35 m

B

25 m

C

30 m

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 25 m

Correct Answer: 25 m

A 15-20-25 triangle is a 3-4-5 triangle scaled by 5, so the aerial distance is 25 metres.

Q 34 Mathematics Pythagoras Theorem

A hill is at 4 km horizontal distance from a trekker's position as marked on the map. If an aerial radar measure the distance to distance to a tin shed on the top of the hill as 5 km, how high is the hill relative to the position of the trekker?

A

4.5 km

B

3.0 km

C

3.5 km

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 3.0 km

Correct Answer: 3.0 km

By Pythagoras, the height is the square root of (25 minus 16), which is 3.0 km.

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Area Of Triangle

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Q 30 Mathematics Area Of Triangle

One side of a right angled piece of metal is 12 cm; the second side (at 90 degrees to it) is 9 cm. What is the area of the triangular piece?

A

54 cm2

B

45 cm2

C

47.5 cm2

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 54 cm2

Correct Answer: 54 cm2

The area of the right-angled triangle is (12 times 9) divided by 2, which is 54 square centimetres.

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Volume

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Q 31 Mathematics Volume

One side of a right angled piece of sheet metal is 12 cm; the second side (at 90 degrees to it) is 9 cm. If the metal wedge is 2 cm thick, what is the volume of the triangular piece?

A

54 cm3

B

108 cm3

C

216 cm3

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 108 cm3

Correct Answer: 108 cm3

The triangular area is 54 square centimetres, and at 2 cm thick the volume is 54 times 2, which is 108 cubic centimetres.

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Weight Volume

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Q 32 Mathematics Weight Volume

One side of a right angled piece of sheet metal is 12 cm; the second side (at 90 degrees to it) is 9 cm and the metal wedge is 2 cm thick, what is the weight of the triangular wedge if metal weighs 20 grams per 1 cm3?

A

540 gram

B

1080 gram

C

2160 gram

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 2160 gram

Correct Answer: 2160 gram

The volume is 108 cubic centimetres, and at 20 grams per cubic centimetre the weight is 108 times 20, which is 2160 grams.

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Algebra

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Q 36 Mathematics Algebra

A number is divided by 6 and then 50 is added. If the total is 60, what is that number?

A

48

B

66

C

60

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 60

Correct Answer: 60

If x divided by 6 plus 50 is 60, then x divided by 6 is 10, so x is 60.

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Odd One Out

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Q 37 Mathematics Odd One Out

Find the odd one out: 8, 16, 24, 34, 40, 48 ___.

A

48

B

16

C

34

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 34

Correct Answer: 34

Every term except 34 is a multiple of 8, so 34 is the odd one out.

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Binary Sets

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Q 39 Mathematics Binary Sets

Which of these sets is not binary?

A

0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0

B

60, 50, 30, 20, 10

C

e, o, e, e, e, o, o, e, o

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 60, 50, 30, 20, 10

Correct Answer: 60, 50, 30, 20, 10

The book keys the decimal set as the non-binary set.

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Divisibility

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Q 40 Mathematics Divisibility

Which is the highest number divisible by 3 in the series: 935, 936, 937, 938?

A

936

B

937

C

938

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 936

Correct Answer: 936

936 has digit sum 18, divisible by 3, and it is the highest number in the list divisible by 3.

Subject 3

Current Affairs

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Syria Conflict

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Q 41 Current Affairs Syria Conflict

Poisonous gases were allegedly used in certain parts of Damascus against civilians by the:

A

Government forces

B

Revolutionaries

C

United Nations

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Government forces

Correct Answer: Government forces

The book attributes the alleged Damascus gas attacks to government forces.

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Myanmar

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Q 42 Current Affairs Myanmar

The country to the East of India having internal strife involving Muslims is:

A

Cambodia

B

Laos

C

Myanmar

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Myanmar

Correct Answer: Myanmar

Myanmar, to the east of India, has internal strife involving Muslims (the Rohingya).

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Gas Pipeline

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Q 43 Current Affairs Gas Pipeline

The country that will provide natural gas to Pakistan through the pipeline currently under construction is:

A

Afghanistan

B

Iran

C

Turkmenistan

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Iran

Correct Answer: Iran

Iran is the country supplying natural gas to Pakistan through the pipeline under construction (the Iran-Pakistan pipeline).

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Sri Lanka

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Q 46 Current Affairs Sri Lanka

The country that had internal strife due to Tamil Tigers in 1980s and 1990s is:

A

Karnataka

B

Sri Lanka

C

Jaffna

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Sri Lanka

Correct Answer: Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka faced internal strife from the Tamil Tigers in the 1980s and 1990s.

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Pakistan Imports

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Q 49 Current Affairs Pakistan Imports

Pakistan imports Palm oil and tin form:

A

Vietnam

B

Maldives

C

Malaysia

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Malaysia

Correct Answer: Malaysia

Pakistan imports palm oil and tin from Malaysia.

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MFN Status

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Q 51 Current Affairs MFN Status

The status of Most Favored Nation was given to India by Pakistan to:

A

Constitution and country laws

B

Identity

C

Sovereignty

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

None of the offered options is a purpose of Most Favoured Nation status, so the answer is None of these.

Q 52 Current Affairs MFN Status

The status of Most Favored Nation was given to India by Pakistan to:

A

Boost bi-lateral trade between the two neighbours

B

Make onions and potatoes available to Pakistanis at cheaper rates

C

To set an example for other SAARC countries

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Boost bi-lateral trade between the two neighbours

Correct Answer: Boost bi-lateral trade between the two neighbours

Most Favoured Nation status is given to boost bilateral trade between the two neighbours.

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Globalization

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Q 53 Current Affairs Globalization

Whereas globalization provides access for Pakistani traders to new markets world-wide, it also means:

A

Having to take dictation from superpower

B

Greater competition for quality products

C

Compliance of ISO 9014

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Greater competition for quality products

Correct Answer: Greater competition for quality products

Globalization also means greater competition for quality products for Pakistani traders.

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Diplomacy

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Q 54 Current Affairs Diplomacy

Engaging India through channels other than state-to-state interaction is also known as:

A

Gunboat Diplomacy

B

Shuttle Diplomacy

C

Track Two Diplomacy

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Track Two Diplomacy

Correct Answer: Track Two Diplomacy

Engaging through channels other than state-to-state interaction is Track Two Diplomacy.

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UN Security Council

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Q 55 Current Affairs UN Security Council

Pakistan has opposed the proposal to add India to the:

A

Permanent Five of the Security Council

B

Select Group of Nations at UN

C

Human Rights Commission of UN

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Permanent Five of the Security Council

Correct Answer: Permanent Five of the Security Council

Pakistan has opposed adding India to the Permanent Five of the UN Security Council.

Subject 4

General Knowledge

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Capitals

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Q 44 General Knowledge Capitals

The capital of South Africa is:

A

Lesotho

B

Botswana

C

Johannesburg

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

South Africa's administrative capital is Pretoria, which is not offered, so the answer is None of these.

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Countries Without Armies

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Q 45 General Knowledge Countries Without Armies

The country that does not keep any standing armies is:

A

Switzerland

B

Canada

C

Philippines

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Switzerland

Correct Answer: Switzerland

Switzerland has a militia-based army rather than a standing professional army, which is the book's intended answer.

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United Kingdom

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Q 47 General Knowledge United Kingdom

A product that says 'Made in the UK' may have been made in:

A

Swaziland

B

Hamburg

C

Scotland

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Scotland

Correct Answer: Scotland

Scotland is part of the United Kingdom, so a product made in Scotland may say 'Made in the UK'.

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Saindak Mines

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Q 56 General Knowledge Saindak Mines

Sandak mines are:

A

Open-pit mines

B

Horizontal Shaft mines

C

Vertical Shaft mines

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Open-pit mines

Correct Answer: Open-pit mines

Saindak mines are open-pit mines.

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District Administration

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Q 91 General Knowledge District Administration

The responsibility for ensuring law and order in a district falls upon the:

A

District Coordination Organizer

B

The District Advisor on Law and Order

C

District Police Officer

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: District Coordination Organizer

Correct Answer: District Coordination Organizer

The District Coordination Officer is responsible for ensuring law and order in a district.

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ASF Act

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Q 92 General Knowledge ASF Act

The responsibility for regulating the security at airports has been given to Airport Security Force vide:

A

Airports Security Force Act, 1975

B

Airports Security Force Act, 1973

C

Airports Security Force Act, 1971

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Airports Security Force Act, 1975

Correct Answer: Airports Security Force Act, 1975

Airport security was given to the Airport Security Force under the Airports Security Force Act, 1975.

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ASF Functions

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Q 93 General Knowledge ASF Functions

The Airport Security Force is responsible for ensuring security of:

A

All aerodromes, airports and the passengers availing these facilities

B

All aerodromes, airports, aircraft and civil aviation installations and for the maintenance of law and order therein

C

All aerodromes, airports, aircraft and civil aviation installations

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: All aerodromes, airports, aircraft and civil aviation installations and for the maintenance of law and order therein

Correct Answer: All aerodromes, airports, aircraft and civil aviation installations and for the maintenance of law and order therein

The ASF ensures the security of aerodromes, airports, aircraft and civil aviation installations, and the maintenance of law and order therein.

Q 97 General Knowledge ASF Functions

Airport Security Force is responsible for protecting the airport and its vicinity from:

A

Birds

B

Gliders

C

Gladiators

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

None of birds, gliders or gladiators is what the ASF protects airports from — it protects against unlawful interference — so the answer is None of these.

Q 98 General Knowledge ASF Functions

Ensuring the proper conduct of persons at airports and aerodromes as laid down in the:

A

Boeing and Airbus Air Manuals

B

Aircraft Rules, 1937

C

General Manager Airport's Verbal Standing Orders

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

None of the offered manuals lays down the conduct rules for persons at airports, so the answer is None of these.

Q 99 General Knowledge ASF Functions

Airport Security Force is responsible for general maintenance of law and order within the limits of airports and aerodromes in conjunction with:

A

Police-citizens Liaison Committee as notified by the District Police Officer

B

Intelligence agencies properly constituted under the law and responsible for briefing the President of Pakistan on all security matters

C

The police while taking cognizance of all offences committed at the airports and aerodromes under any law

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: The police while taking cognizance of all offences committed at the airports and aerodromes under any law

Correct Answer: The police while taking cognizance of all offences committed at the airports and aerodromes under any law

The ASF maintains law and order in conjunction with the police taking cognizance of offences committed at airports and aerodromes under any law.

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Topic Section

Aerodrome Definition

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Q 94 General Knowledge Aerodrome Definition

"Aerodrome" means any area of land or water designed, equipped, set apart or commonly used or intended to be used either wholly or in, part for affording facilities:

A

For the benefit of general public using these facilities

B

For the benefit of passengers arriving or departing from an airport

C

For the landing, departure and movement of aircraft

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: For the landing, departure and movement of aircraft

Correct Answer: For the landing, departure and movement of aircraft

An aerodrome affords facilities for the landing, departure and movement of aircraft.

Q 95 General Knowledge Aerodrome Definition

The term "Aerodrome" includes:

A

All buildings, sheds, vessels, piers, installations and equipment's and other structures thereon

B

All parks, trees, fountains and children play-safe areas in vicinity

C

All such building roads and bridges as notified by the District Coordination Officer

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: All buildings, sheds, vessels, piers, installations and equipment's and other structures thereon

Correct Answer: All buildings, sheds, vessels, piers, installations and equipment's and other structures thereon

The term 'aerodrome' includes all buildings, sheds, vessels, piers, installations, equipment and other structures thereon.

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Aerodrome Exclusion

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Q 96 General Knowledge Aerodrome Exclusion

The term "Aerodrome" does not include any aerodrome or any portion of an aerodrome which is exclusively used by the:

A

Customs and Excise Department

B

POL Supply Companies

C

Pakistan Air Force

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Pakistan Air Force

Correct Answer: Pakistan Air Force

The term 'aerodrome' does not include any aerodrome or portion exclusively used by the Pakistan Air Force.

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ASF Powers

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Q 100 General Knowledge ASF Powers

An officer of the Airport Security Force has the right to search and arrest without warrant any person who he suspects of:

A

Endangering the safety of an aerodrome

B

Indulging in use of abusive language towards other passenger

C

Carrying toy guns or batteries used in them

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Endangering the safety of an aerodrome

Correct Answer: Endangering the safety of an aerodrome

An ASF officer may search and arrest without warrant a person suspected of endangering the safety of an aerodrome.

Subject 5

Geography

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US Territories

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Q 48 Geography US Territories

Hawaii and Guam in the Pacific are states of:

A

USA

B

Canada

C

Mexico

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: USA

Correct Answer: USA

Hawaii and Guam are associated with the USA in the Pacific (Hawaii as a state, Guam as a territory).

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Afghanistan Provinces

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Q 50 Geography Afghanistan Provinces

Paktiya, on Pakistan's borders, is a province of:

A

Tajikistan

B

Afghanistan

C

Iran

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Afghanistan

Correct Answer: Afghanistan

Paktia (Paktiya in the book) is a province of Afghanistan, on Pakistan's border.

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Winter Rainfall

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Q 60 Geography Winter Rainfall

Pakistan's KPK and northern areas receive some rain in winters due to:

A

North-Westerly disturbances

B

South-easterly disturbances

C

Monsoons

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: North-Westerly disturbances

Correct Answer: North-Westerly disturbances

Winter rain in KPK and the northern areas comes from western (north-westerly) disturbances.

Subject 6

Pakistan Studies

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Rivers Of Pakistan

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Q 57 Pakistan Studies Rivers Of Pakistan

Pakistan's five major rivers get together at:

A

Mithan Kot

B

Sukkur

C

Panjnad

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Panjnad

Correct Answer: Panjnad

Pakistan's five major rivers meet at Panjnad.

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Indus River

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Q 58 Pakistan Studies Indus River

43% Pakistan, 5% in India, 2% in China Indus River originates in:

A

Laddakh in Indian Held Kashmir

B

Skardu

C

Tarbela

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Laddakh in Indian Held Kashmir

Correct Answer: Laddakh in Indian Held Kashmir

The Indus originates in Ladakh, in Indian-held Kashmir in the book's wording.

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Dams

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Q 59 Pakistan Studies Dams

A major dam is under construction on Indus at:

A

Diamer-Bhasha

B

Chilas

C

Jaglot

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Diamer-Bhasha

Correct Answer: Diamer-Bhasha

The Diamer-Bhasha dam is the major dam under construction on the Indus.

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Tarbela Dam

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Q 81 Pakistan Studies Tarbela Dam

The water in Tarbela dam is allowed to escape through tunnels to:

A

Irrigate lands in the Hazara district

B

Maintain level of water in the Indus Gorge

C

Produce electricity through turbines

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Produce electricity through turbines

Correct Answer: Produce electricity through turbines

Tarbela's water escapes through tunnels to turbines that produce electricity.

Subject 7

Islamic Studies

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Sources Of Sharia

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Q 61 Islamic Studies Sources Of Sharia

The primary and secondary sources of sharia in Islamic jurisprudence are:

A

Quran, Sunnah, Consensus (Ijma) and Analogical reason (Qiyas)

B

A Jointly brain-stormed decision

C

A previously accepted decision (Precedent)

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Quran, Sunnah, Consensus (Ijma) and Analogical reason (Qiyas)

Correct Answer: Quran, Sunnah, Consensus (Ijma) and Analogical reason (Qiyas)

The primary and secondary sources of Sharia are the Quran, Sunnah, consensus (Ijma) and analogical reason (Qiyas).

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Qiyas

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Q 62 Islamic Studies Qiyas

Analogical reason (Qiyas) aism to draw analogies to:

A

An interpretation closer to pragmatic international view

B

A Jointly brain-stormed decision

C

A previously accepted decision (Precedent)

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: A previously accepted decision (Precedent)

Correct Answer: A previously accepted decision (Precedent)

Qiyas draws an analogy to a previously accepted decision, the original case.

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Ijma

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Q 63 Islamic Studies Ijma

Consensus (Ijma') represents the:

A

Specialized components of jurisprudence as legislated in early Islamic era

B

Unanimous agreement of Muslims on a regulation or law at any given time

C

Well reasoned opinion of a mufti on an issue of significance

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Unanimous agreement of Muslims on a regulation or law at any given time

Correct Answer: Unanimous agreement of Muslims on a regulation or law at any given time

Ijma is the unanimous agreement of Muslims on a regulation or law at any given time.

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Ijtihad

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Q 64 Islamic Studies Ijtihad

When a clear ruling is not available from Quran, Sunnah, Ijma' or Qiyas, one has to rely on:

A

Voting in the national parliament

B

The method of exerting oneself over the question

C

Philosophical interpretations

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: The method of exerting oneself over the question

Correct Answer: The method of exerting oneself over the question

Where no clear ruling exists in Quran, Sunnah, Ijma or Qiyas, one relies on Ijtihad — exerting oneself over the question.

Q 65 Islamic Studies Ijtihad

The term 'Ijtihad' implies:

A

One-ness through shared perspectives on the issue

B

Advice seeking and giving on volunteer basis for jurisprudence

C

The process of exerting oneself to arrive at an appropriate ruling

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: The process of exerting oneself to arrive at an appropriate ruling

Correct Answer: The process of exerting oneself to arrive at an appropriate ruling

Ijtihad is the process of exerting oneself to arrive at an appropriate ruling.

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Mudarabah

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Q 66 Islamic Studies Mudarabah

The principle of modarba is based on:

A

Profit and loss sharing based on mutually agreed terms

B

Risks pertaining to resources, information and functions of a business

C

Initiative to venture into an enterprise which is undertaken as a joint venture

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Profit and loss sharing based on mutually agreed terms

Correct Answer: Profit and loss sharing based on mutually agreed terms

Mudarabah is based on profit and loss sharing on mutually agreed terms.

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Diminishing Musharakah

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Q 67 Islamic Studies Diminishing Musharakah

Partnership on 'diminishing returns' basis is a form of:

A

Modarabah

B

Mozamarah

C

Musharakah

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Musharakah

Correct Answer: Musharakah

A partnership on a diminishing-returns basis is a form of Musharakah (diminishing Musharakah).

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First Mosque

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Q 68 Islamic Studies First Mosque

The very first mosque built by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was:

A

Masjid al Haram

B

Masjid al Quba

C

Masjid an Nabavi

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Masjid al Quba

Correct Answer: Masjid al Quba

Masjid al Quba was the very first mosque built by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

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War Spoils

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Q 69 Islamic Studies War Spoils

The portion of (war) spoils that must go to bait al mal is:

A

One twentieth

B

One tenth

C

One fifth

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: One fifth

Correct Answer: One fifth

One fifth (khums) of war spoils goes to bait al mal.

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Abu Bakr Legacy

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Q 70 Islamic Studies Abu Bakr Legacy

As per Abu Bakr's legacy, government servants may draw a salary equal to:

A

The earnings of a prince but not that of the king

B

The minimum living needs of a typical family

C

Salt in the kneaded flour

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: The minimum living needs of a typical family

Correct Answer: The minimum living needs of a typical family

As per Abu Bakr's legacy, government servants may draw a salary equal to the minimum living needs of a typical family.

Subject 8

Everyday Science

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Speed Of Light

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Q 71 Everyday Science Speed Of Light

Light travels at approximately:

A

300,00 km per hour

B

300,000 km per minute

C

300,000 km per second

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 300,000 km per second

Correct Answer: 300,000 km per second

Light travels at approximately 300,000 kilometres per second.

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Radio Waves

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Q 72 Everyday Science Radio Waves

As compared with sound waves, radio waves are:

A

Faster

B

Diverse

C

Directionless

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Faster

Correct Answer: Faster

Radio waves travel far faster than sound waves.

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Sound Speed

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Q 73 Everyday Science Sound Speed

Sound waves travel faster in:

A

Biological material

B

Rarer material

C

Denser medium

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Denser medium

Correct Answer: Denser medium

Sound waves travel faster in a denser medium.

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Car Battery

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Q 74 Everyday Science Car Battery

When connecting car batteries, I must connect the red wire to the:

A

Car body

B

Negative terminal

C

Positive terminal

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Positive terminal

Correct Answer: Positive terminal

When connecting car batteries, the red wire goes to the positive terminal.

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Friction

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Q 75 Everyday Science Friction

Friction between car tyres and the road is maximum when:

A

The car is just beginning to move or about to stop

B

The car is moving at normal speed

C

The car is screeching with brakes pressed hard

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: The car is screeching with brakes pressed hard

Correct Answer: The car is screeching with brakes pressed hard

Friction is maximum at the point of slipping, when the car screeches with brakes pressed hard (limiting friction).

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Heat Transfer

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Q 76 Everyday Science Heat Transfer

When boiling water over a stove, heat is mostly being transferred to water by:

A

Conduction

B

Convention

C

Convection

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Conduction

Correct Answer: Conduction

Heat passes from the stove through the vessel to the water by conduction.

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Anomalous Expansion Of Water

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Q 77 Everyday Science Anomalous Expansion Of Water

When water is cooled below 4°C, it:

A

Contracts

B

Expands

C

Retains density

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Expands

Correct Answer: Expands

Water expands when cooled below 4 degrees Celsius, the anomalous expansion of water.

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Steam Engine

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Q 78 Everyday Science Steam Engine

When a steam engine has used steam by converting heat into mechanical energy, the used steam is:

A

Warmer

B

At the same temperature

C

Cooler

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Cooler

Correct Answer: Cooler

After converting heat into mechanical energy, the used steam is cooler, having lost energy.

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Solar Energy

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Q 79 Everyday Science Solar Energy

Solar energy is converted into electricity through:

A

Chemical action

B

Biological degradation

C

Transactional Analysis

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Chemical action

Correct Answer: Chemical action

The book keys chemical action for the conversion of solar energy into electricity (the photovoltaic effect).

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Jet Engine

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Q 80 Everyday Science Jet Engine

The jet engine on an aeroplane generates thrust by allowing hot gases to:

A

Condensate in the annular condenser

B

Escape through a tight opening

C

Produce magnetism through a compression chamber

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Escape through a tight opening

Correct Answer: Escape through a tight opening

A jet engine generates thrust by allowing hot gases to escape through a tight opening, the nozzle.

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Balance Moments

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Q 82 Everyday Science Balance Moments

A weighing balance has one arm 90 cm long and the other 100 cm long. If a weight of 100 kg is placed on the shorter arm side, how much wheat place on the longer arm side would straighten the balance:

A

9 kg

B

90 kg

C

900 kg

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 90 kg

Correct Answer: 90 kg

By moments, 100 kg times 90 cm equals the wheat times 100 cm, so the wheat is 90 kg.

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Buoyancy

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Q 83 Everyday Science Buoyancy

A tiny steal ball sinks in water but a ship much larger floats because:

A

It has powerful engines that keep it moving

B

It is highly streamlined and slips over water

C

It displaces water that has more weight than the ship

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: It displaces water that has more weight than the ship

Correct Answer: It displaces water that has more weight than the ship

A ship floats because it displaces water weighing more than the ship itself.

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Electric Train Smoke

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Q 84 Everyday Science Electric Train Smoke

An electric train is moving from West to East at 100 kph. The wind is blowing from North to South at 40 kph. In what direction would the smoke from the engine blow?

A

North-west to South-east at 40 kph

B

South West to North-East at 50 kph

C

West to East at 60 kph

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

An electric train produces no smoke, so the answer is None of these.

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Induced Magnetism

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Q 85 Everyday Science Induced Magnetism

If an iron bar is left in a strong magnetic field for some time, it would turn into:

A

A permanent magnet

B

A temporary magnet

C

A semi-permanent alternating magnet

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: A temporary magnet

Correct Answer: A temporary magnet

An iron bar in a strong magnetic field becomes a temporary magnet, losing its magnetism when the field is removed.

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Nuclear Chain Reaction

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Q 86 Everyday Science Nuclear Chain Reaction

Nuclear bomb and / or nuclear reactor produces heat through:

A

Avogadro's Hypothesis

B

Weinberger & Abdus Salam process

C

Chain Reaction

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Chain Reaction

Correct Answer: Chain Reaction

A nuclear bomb and a nuclear reactor produce heat through a chain reaction.

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Nuclear Radiation

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Q 87 Everyday Science Nuclear Radiation

A nuclear bomb radiates harmful radiation called:

A

Alpha Particles

B

Gamma Rays

C

Beta Particles

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Gamma Rays

Correct Answer: Gamma Rays

A nuclear bomb radiates harmful gamma rays, the most penetrating radiation.

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Water Molecule

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Q 88 Everyday Science Water Molecule

A Water molecule has in it:

A

Hydrogen and Oxygen atoms

B

Oxygen and water atoms

C

Hydrogen and water atoms

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Hydrogen and Oxygen atoms

Correct Answer: Hydrogen and Oxygen atoms

A water molecule contains hydrogen and oxygen atoms (H2O).

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Electromagnetic Induction

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Q 89 Everyday Science Electromagnetic Induction

Electricity is produced when a conductor is moved in a:

A

Radiation Field

B

Magnetic Field

C

Electrical Field

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Magnetic Field

Correct Answer: Magnetic Field

Electricity is produced when a conductor is moved in a magnetic field.

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Magnet Poles

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Q 90 Everyday Science Magnet Poles

The North pole of a magnet repels:

A

South Pole

B

North and South Poles

C

North Pole

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: North Pole

Correct Answer: North Pole

Like poles repel, so the north pole of a magnet repels a north pole.

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