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Solved PMS 2026 GK Tough GK mock — 76 MCQs with verified answers and explanations (current affairs, global issues, environment, biology, food science, physics, computers, maths and ultra-tricky GK). A Sir Adnan mock test for PMS Screening preparation, not an official past paper.

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A Sir Adnan mock test headed 'PMS 2026 TOUGH GK / MCQs-100 (PPSC/FPSC NEW TREND 2025-26)' from the monster-data 'PMS SCREENING 2026 GK UPDATED' pack. The booklet prints only 80 items despite its MCQs-100 header; 76 are published here in the standard MCQ format with verified answers and explanations. The source prints (A)-(D) options with the correct option marked (➤), so optionsSource is 'printed' and bookKey records the marked letter per item. Printed Q1, Q6, Q66 and Q78 are dropped because each prints its marked answer twice among the options (remittances Saudi Arabia, first female foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar, national game Hockey, national flower Jasmine), so two options are correct. One marked answer is corrected to the standard answer and flagged in keyFlag: Q8 longest-serving prime minister to Nawaz Sharif (about 9 years 179 days across three terms), not the booklet's Liaquat Ali Khan (4 years 63 days). Sections: Current Affairs 1-10, Global Issues & International Relations 11-20, Environment & Climate Change 21-30, Biology & Human Health 31-40, Food Sciences & Nutrition 41-45, Physics & Chemistry 46-50, Computer & IT 51-55, Mathematics & Logical Reasoning 56-60, General Science & Personalities 61-65, Sports/Culture/Miscellaneous 66-70, Ultra-Tricky 71-80.

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PMS 2026 GK Tough GK Mock — Solved Mock Test with Answers

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Subject 1

Pakistan Studies

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Pakistan — Water Policy

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Q 1 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Water Policy

The National Water Policy of Pakistan was approved in:

A

2016

B

2017

C

2018

D

2019

View answer & explanation Ans: 2018

Correct Answer: 2018

Pakistan's National Water Policy was approved in 2018, setting out water conservation, storage and management priorities.

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Pakistan — Economy

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Q 3 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Economy

Pakistan’s top import item by value is:

A

Machinery

B

Chemicals

C

Petroleum & petroleum products

D

Vehicles

View answer & explanation Ans: Petroleum & petroleum products

Correct Answer: Petroleum & petroleum products

Petroleum and petroleum products are Pakistan's largest import category by value, ahead of machinery and chemicals.

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Pakistan — Prime Ministers

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Q 6 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Prime Ministers

Pakistan’s longest serving Prime Minister:

A

Nawaz Sharif

B

Imran Khan

C

Liaquat Ali Khan

D

Benazir Bhutto

View answer & explanation Ans: Nawaz Sharif

Correct Answer: Nawaz Sharif

Nawaz Sharif is Pakistan's longest-serving prime minister by total time in office, about 9 years and 179 days across his three non-consecutive terms (1990–1993, 1997–1999 and 2013–2017). Liaquat Ali Khan, the booklet's marked answer, served about 4 years and 63 days as the first prime minister.

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Pakistan — Foreign Relations

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Q 8 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Foreign Relations

Pakistan joined OIC in:

A

1965

B

1967

C

1969

D

1971

View answer & explanation Ans: 1969

Correct Answer: 1969

Pakistan joined the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation as a founding member in 1969.

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Pakistan — Geography

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Q 23 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Geography

Pakistan’s largest mangrove forest is in:

A

Gwadar

B

Pasni

C

Indus Delta

D

Ormara

View answer & explanation Ans: Indus Delta

Correct Answer: Indus Delta

Pakistan's largest mangrove forest is in the Indus Delta, in Sindh.

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Pakistan — Energy

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Q 68 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Energy

Pakistan’s biggest coal reserves are in:

A

Swat

B

Chakwal

C

Thar

D

Loralai

View answer & explanation Ans: Thar

Correct Answer: Thar

Pakistan's biggest coal reserves are in Thar, Sindh (the Thar coalfield, about 175 billion tonnes of lignite).

Subject 2

General Knowledge

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Organisations — SCO

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Q 2 General Knowledge Organisations — SCO

Which country hosts the headquarters of SCO?

A

Russia

B

Kazakhstan

C

China (Beijing)

D

Uzbekistan

View answer & explanation Ans: China (Beijing)

Correct Answer: China (Beijing)

The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation's Secretariat is in Beijing, China.

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Organisations — FATF

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Q 4 General Knowledge Organisations — FATF

FATF was established in:

A

1987

B

1989

C

1991

D

1993

View answer & explanation Ans: 1989

Correct Answer: 1989

The Financial Action Task Force was established in 1989 by the G7 to combat money laundering and terrorist financing.

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Organisations — SAARC

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Q 7 General Knowledge Organisations — SAARC

SAARC headquarters is located in:

A

Islamabad

B

Kathmandu

C

Dhaka

D

Colombo

View answer & explanation Ans: Kathmandu

Correct Answer: Kathmandu

The SAARC Secretariat is in Kathmandu, Nepal.

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Organisations — NATO

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Q 9 General Knowledge Organisations — NATO

NATO headquarters is located in:

A

Paris

B

Geneva

C

Brussels

D

London

View answer & explanation Ans: Brussels

Correct Answer: Brussels

NATO's headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.

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Organisations — BRICS

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Q 10 General Knowledge Organisations — BRICS

BRICS New Development Bank headquarters:

A

Moscow

B

Beijing

C

Shanghai

D

New Delhi

View answer & explanation Ans: Shanghai

Correct Answer: Shanghai

The BRICS New Development Bank is headquartered in Shanghai, China.

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Sustainable Development Goals

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Q 12 General Knowledge Sustainable Development Goals

SDG Goal 13 deals with:

A

Poverty

B

Oceans

C

Climate Action

D

Energy

View answer & explanation Ans: Climate Action

Correct Answer: Climate Action

Sustainable Development Goal 13 is Climate Action.

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Organisations — United Nations

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Q 14 General Knowledge Organisations — United Nations

UNSC non-permanent members are elected for:

A

1 year

B

2 years

C

3 years

D

5 years

View answer & explanation Ans: 2 years

Correct Answer: 2 years

Non-permanent members of the UN Security Council are elected for two-year terms.

Q 15 General Knowledge Organisations — United Nations

Kashmir issue is on UN agenda under:

A

Chapter I

B

Chapter IV

C

Chapter VI

D

Chapter VII

View answer & explanation Ans: Chapter VI

Correct Answer: Chapter VI

The Kashmir dispute is on the UN agenda under Chapter VI of the UN Charter, which covers the pacific settlement of disputes.

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Organisations — ASEAN

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Q 17 General Knowledge Organisations — ASEAN

ASEAN headquarters is located in:

A

Bangkok

B

Jakarta

C

Manila

D

Hanoi

View answer & explanation Ans: Jakarta

Correct Answer: Jakarta

The ASEAN Secretariat is in Jakarta, Indonesia.

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Organisations — World Economic Forum

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Q 18 General Knowledge Organisations — World Economic Forum

World Economic Forum meets annually at:

A

Geneva

B

Davos

C

Zurich

D

Vienna

View answer & explanation Ans: Davos

Correct Answer: Davos

The World Economic Forum's annual meeting is held in Davos, Switzerland.

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World Geography — Dams

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Q 28 General Knowledge World Geography — Dams

Largest dam by volume in the world:

A

Three Gorges

B

Kariba Dam

C

Itaipu

D

Tarbela

View answer & explanation Ans: Kariba Dam

Correct Answer: Kariba Dam

The Kariba Dam, on the Zambezi between Zambia and Zimbabwe, is the largest dam by reservoir volume in the world.

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Space — Satellites

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Q 62 General Knowledge Space — Satellites

First artificial satellite:

A

Explorer-1

B

Sputnik-1

C

Apollo-11

D

Luna-2

View answer & explanation Ans: Sputnik-1

Correct Answer: Sputnik-1

The first artificial satellite was Sputnik-1, launched by the Soviet Union on 4 October 1957.

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Sports — Olympic Games

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Q 64 General Knowledge Sports — Olympic Games

Olympic Games 2024 were held in:

A

Tokyo

B

Paris

C

Los Angeles

D

Beijing

View answer & explanation Ans: Paris

Correct Answer: Paris

The Olympic Games 2024 were held in Paris, France.

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Organisations — Nobel Prizes

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Q 65 General Knowledge Organisations — Nobel Prizes

Nobel Peace Prize headquarters city:

A

Stockholm

B

Oslo

C

Geneva

D

Vienna

View answer & explanation Ans: Oslo

Correct Answer: Oslo

The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded in Oslo, Norway, by the Norwegian Nobel Committee.

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World Geography — Libraries

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Q 66 General Knowledge World Geography — Libraries

Largest library in the world:

A

British Library

B

Library of Congress

C

Vatican Library

D

National Library of China

View answer & explanation Ans: Library of Congress

Correct Answer: Library of Congress

The Library of Congress in Washington, DC, is the largest library in the world by shelf space and number of items.

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Literature — Shakespeare

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Q 67 General Knowledge Literature — Shakespeare

Shakespeare was a:

A

Novelist

B

Poet

C

Playwright

D

Historian

View answer & explanation Ans: Playwright

Correct Answer: Playwright

William Shakespeare is conventionally classified as a playwright, the author of plays such as Hamlet and Macbeth.

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World Geography — Oceans

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Q 72 General Knowledge World Geography — Oceans

Largest ocean:

A

Atlantic

B

Indian

C

Pacific

D

Arctic

View answer & explanation Ans: Pacific

Correct Answer: Pacific

The Pacific is the largest ocean in the world.

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World Geography — Deserts

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Q 76 General Knowledge World Geography — Deserts

Largest desert in the world:

A

Sahara

B

Gobi

C

Antarctica

D

Thar

View answer & explanation Ans: Antarctica

Correct Answer: Antarctica

The Antarctic desert is the largest desert in the world by area.

Subject 3

Current Affairs

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World Affairs — Middle East

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Q 5 Current Affairs World Affairs — Middle East

Which country mediated Iran–Saudi rapprochement (2023)?

A

Russia

B

USA

C

China

D

Qatar

View answer & explanation Ans: China

Correct Answer: China

China brokered the Iran–Saudi Arabia rapprochement announced in March 2023, restoring diplomatic relations between the two countries.

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World Economy — Energy

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Q 11 Current Affairs World Economy — Energy

Largest oil producer (2024):

A

Saudi Arabia

B

Russia

C

United States

D

Iran

View answer & explanation Ans: United States

Correct Answer: United States

The United States has been the world's largest crude-oil producer since 2018, ahead of Saudi Arabia and Russia.

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World Affairs — Climate

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Q 13 Current Affairs World Affairs — Climate

Country that withdrew from Paris Climate Agreement (later rejoined):

A

China

B

United States

C

Russia

D

Brazil

View answer & explanation Ans: United States

Correct Answer: United States

The United States withdrew from the Paris Climate Agreement under President Trump in 2020 and rejoined under President Biden in 2021.

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World Affairs — China

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Q 16 Current Affairs World Affairs — China

Belt and Road Initiative was launched in:

A

2011

B

2012

C

2013

D

2015

View answer & explanation Ans: 2013

Correct Answer: 2013

China's Belt and Road Initiative was launched in 2013.

Subject 4

Everyday Science

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Environment — Climate Vulnerability

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Q 19 Everyday Science Environment — Climate Vulnerability

Pakistan is among top ____ climate vulnerable countries:

A

5

B

8

C

10

D

15

View answer & explanation Ans: 10

Correct Answer: 10

Pakistan is conventionally listed among the ten most climate-vulnerable countries in the Germanwatch Climate Risk Index.

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Environment — Greenhouse Effect

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Q 20 Everyday Science Environment — Greenhouse Effect

Main greenhouse gas responsible for global warming:

A

Methane

B

Nitrous oxide

C

Carbon dioxide

D

Ozone

View answer & explanation Ans: Carbon dioxide

Correct Answer: Carbon dioxide

Carbon dioxide is the main anthropogenic greenhouse gas driving global warming.

Q 25 Everyday Science Environment — Greenhouse Effect

Which is NOT a greenhouse gas?

A

CO₂

B

Methane

C

Nitrous oxide

D

Oxygen

View answer & explanation Ans: Oxygen

Correct Answer: Oxygen

Oxygen is not a greenhouse gas; carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide all absorb infrared radiation.

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Environment — Ozone Layer

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Q 21 Everyday Science Environment — Ozone Layer

Montreal Protocol deals with:

A

Climate change

B

Ozone depletion

C

Biodiversity

D

Wetlands

View answer & explanation Ans: Ozone depletion

Correct Answer: Ozone depletion

The Montreal Protocol (1987) deals with ozone depletion by phasing out ozone-depleting substances such as CFCs.

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Environment — Water

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Q 22 Everyday Science Environment — Water

Biggest source of freshwater on Earth:

A

Rivers

B

Lakes

C

Glaciers & ice caps

D

Groundwater

View answer & explanation Ans: Glaciers & ice caps

Correct Answer: Glaciers & ice caps

Glaciers and ice caps hold about two-thirds of the world's freshwater, far more than rivers, lakes or groundwater.

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Environment — Water Pollution

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Q 24 Everyday Science Environment — Water Pollution

Eutrophication is caused by excess of:

A

Oxygen

B

Nutrients (nitrogen & phosphorus)

C

CO₂

D

Salinity

View answer & explanation Ans: Nutrients (nitrogen & phosphorus)

Correct Answer: Nutrients (nitrogen & phosphorus)

Eutrophication is caused by excess nutrients, mainly nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilisers and sewage, which trigger algal blooms.

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Environment — Acid Rain

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Q 26 Everyday Science Environment — Acid Rain

Acid rain mainly affects:

A

Ozone layer

B

Soil & water bodies

C

Wind patterns

D

Earth’s core

View answer & explanation Ans: Soil & water bodies

Correct Answer: Soil & water bodies

Acid rain mainly damages soil and water bodies, acidifying lakes and leaching nutrients from soils.

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Environment — Conventions

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Q 27 Everyday Science Environment — Conventions

Desertification convention is known as:

A

UNFCCC

B

CBD

C

UNCCD

D

Ramsar

View answer & explanation Ans: UNCCD

Correct Answer: UNCCD

The desertification convention is the UNCCD, the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification.

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Topic Section

Biology — Genetics

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Q 29 Everyday Science Biology — Genetics

Genetic material in humans is:

A

RNA

B

DNA

C

Protein

D

Enzyme

View answer & explanation Ans: DNA

Correct Answer: DNA

DNA is the genetic material in humans, carrying hereditary information in the chromosomes.

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Human Body — Blood

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Q 30 Everyday Science Human Body — Blood

RBCs are produced in:

A

Liver

B

Spleen

C

Bone marrow

D

Kidney

View answer & explanation Ans: Bone marrow

Correct Answer: Bone marrow

Red blood cells are produced in the bone marrow.

Q 34 Everyday Science Human Body — Blood

Which blood group is universal recipient?

A

O–

B

O+

C

AB+

D

AB–

View answer & explanation Ans: AB+

Correct Answer: AB+

AB-positive is the universal recipient blood group because it carries no anti-A or anti-B antibodies.

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Human Body — Hormones

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Q 31 Everyday Science Human Body — Hormones

Hormone regulating blood sugar:

A

Thyroxine

B

Insulin

C

Adrenaline

D

Estrogen

View answer & explanation Ans: Insulin

Correct Answer: Insulin

Insulin, secreted by the pancreas, regulates blood sugar by promoting glucose uptake into cells.

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Human Body — Organs

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Q 32 Everyday Science Human Body — Organs

Largest organ of human body:

A

Liver

B

Brain

C

Skin

D

Lungs

View answer & explanation Ans: Skin

Correct Answer: Skin

The skin is the largest organ of the human body.

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Nutrition — Vitamins

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Q 33 Everyday Science Nutrition — Vitamins

Deficiency of Vitamin D causes:

A

Scurvy

B

Beriberi

C

Rickets

D

Pellagra

View answer & explanation Ans: Rickets

Correct Answer: Rickets

Deficiency of vitamin D causes rickets in children (soft, weak bones) and osteomalacia in adults.

Q 43 Everyday Science Nutrition — Vitamins

Iodine deficiency causes:

A

Anemia

B

Goiter

C

Rickets

D

Diabetes

View answer & explanation Ans: Goiter

Correct Answer: Goiter

Iodine deficiency causes goitre, the enlargement of the thyroid gland.

Q 75 Everyday Science Nutrition — Vitamins

Blood clotting vitamin:

A

A

B

C

C

K

D

D

View answer & explanation Ans: K

Correct Answer: K

Vitamin K is needed for blood clotting; its deficiency causes excessive bleeding.

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Human Body — Temperature

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Q 35 Everyday Science Human Body — Temperature

Normal human body temperature:

A

36°C

B

37°C

C

38°C

D

39°C

View answer & explanation Ans: 37°C

Correct Answer: 37°C

Normal human body temperature is about 37 degrees Celsius (98.6 degrees Fahrenheit).

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Biology — Diseases

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Q 36 Everyday Science Biology — Diseases

AIDS is caused by:

A

Bacteria

B

Fungus

C

Virus

D

Protozoa

View answer & explanation Ans: Virus

Correct Answer: Virus

AIDS is caused by a virus, the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).

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Biology — Immunity

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Q 37 Everyday Science Biology — Immunity

Vaccine provides:

A

Treatment

B

Immunity

C

Nutrition

D

Antibiotics

View answer & explanation Ans: Immunity

Correct Answer: Immunity

A vaccine provides immunity by training the immune system to recognise a pathogen without causing the disease.

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Human Body — Glands

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Q 38 Everyday Science Human Body — Glands

Largest gland in human body:

A

Pancreas

B

Thyroid

C

Liver

D

Adrenal

View answer & explanation Ans: Liver

Correct Answer: Liver

The liver is the largest gland in the human body.

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Nutrition — Balanced Diet

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Q 39 Everyday Science Nutrition — Balanced Diet

Balanced diet means:

A

High protein

B

High calories

C

All nutrients in proper proportion

D

Vegetarian food

View answer & explanation Ans: All nutrients in proper proportion

Correct Answer: All nutrients in proper proportion

A balanced diet means all nutrients in proper proportion, not a high-protein, high-calorie or vegetarian diet as such.

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Nutrition — Proteins

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Q 40 Everyday Science Nutrition — Proteins

Protein-rich food is:

A

Rice

B

Butter

C

Pulses

D

Sugar

View answer & explanation Ans: Pulses

Correct Answer: Pulses

Pulses (lentils, beans, chickpeas) are protein-rich foods; rice and sugar are mainly carbohydrates.

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Food Science — Spoilage

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Q 41 Everyday Science Food Science — Spoilage

Milk spoilage is mainly due to:

A

Light

B

Microorganisms

C

Air

D

Minerals

View answer & explanation Ans: Microorganisms

Correct Answer: Microorganisms

Milk spoilage is mainly due to microorganisms, bacteria that multiply in milk and sour it.

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Food Science — Preservation

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Q 42 Everyday Science Food Science — Preservation

Food preservation by removing moisture:

A

Canning

B

Drying

C

Freezing

D

Irradiation

View answer & explanation Ans: Drying

Correct Answer: Drying

Drying preserves food by removing moisture, which stops most microbial growth.

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Physics — Units

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Q 44 Everyday Science Physics — Units

SI unit of energy:

A

Watt

B

Joule

C

Newton

D

Ampere

View answer & explanation Ans: Joule

Correct Answer: Joule

The SI unit of energy is the joule; the watt is the unit of power.

Q 45 Everyday Science Physics — Units

Unit of pressure:

A

Joule

B

Pascal

C

Volt

D

Ohm

View answer & explanation Ans: Pascal

Correct Answer: Pascal

The SI unit of pressure is the pascal.

Q 46 Everyday Science Physics — Units

Light year is a unit of:

A

Time

B

Distance

C

Speed

D

Energy

View answer & explanation Ans: Distance

Correct Answer: Distance

A light year is a unit of distance, the distance light travels in one year (about 9.46 trillion kilometres), not a unit of time.

Q 61 Everyday Science Physics — Units

Unit of electric resistance:

A

Volt

B

Ampere

C

Ohm

D

Coulomb

View answer & explanation Ans: Ohm

Correct Answer: Ohm

The SI unit of electric resistance is the ohm.

Q 73 Everyday Science Physics — Units

SI unit of power:

A

Joule

B

Watt

C

Newton

D

Ampere

View answer & explanation Ans: Watt

Correct Answer: Watt

The SI unit of power is the watt; the joule is the unit of energy.

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Chemistry — Acids And Bases

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Q 47 Everyday Science Chemistry — Acids And Bases

pH of acidic solution is:

A

7

B

>7

C

<7

D

14

View answer & explanation Ans: <7

Correct Answer: <7

An acidic solution has a pH below 7; pH 7 is neutral and above 7 is alkaline.

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Physics — Radiation

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Q 48 Everyday Science Physics — Radiation

Which radiation has maximum penetration power?

A

Alpha

B

Beta

C

Gamma

D

X-rays

View answer & explanation Ans: Gamma

Correct Answer: Gamma

Gamma radiation has the maximum penetration power among alpha, beta, gamma and X-rays.

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Physics — Relativity

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Q 59 Everyday Science Physics — Relativity

Theory of relativity was proposed by:

A

Newton

B

Einstein

C

Galileo

D

Tesla

View answer & explanation Ans: Einstein

Correct Answer: Einstein

The theory of relativity was proposed by Albert Einstein (special relativity 1905, general relativity 1915).

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Physics — Gravity

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Q 60 Everyday Science Physics — Gravity

Law of gravity was given by:

A

Einstein

B

Newton

C

Faraday

D

Kepler

View answer & explanation Ans: Newton

Correct Answer: Newton

The law of universal gravitation was given by Isaac Newton.

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Biology — Medicine

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Q 63 Everyday Science Biology — Medicine

Discovery of penicillin:

A

Louis Pasteur

B

Alexander Fleming

C

Robert Koch

D

Edward Jenner

View answer & explanation Ans: Alexander Fleming

Correct Answer: Alexander Fleming

Penicillin was discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928.

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Physics — Conductors

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Q 69 Everyday Science Physics — Conductors

Which metal is best conductor of electricity?

A

Copper

B

Aluminum

C

Silver

D

Gold

View answer & explanation Ans: Silver

Correct Answer: Silver

Silver is the best conductor of electricity among common metals, ahead of copper and gold.

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Human Body — Eye

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Q 70 Everyday Science Human Body — Eye

Human eye lens is:

A

Concave

B

Convex

C

Flat

D

Cylindrical

View answer & explanation Ans: Convex

Correct Answer: Convex

The lens of the human eye is convex, converging light onto the retina.

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Chemistry — Gases

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Q 71 Everyday Science Chemistry — Gases

Which gas is used in fire extinguishers?

A

Oxygen

B

Nitrogen

C

Carbon dioxide

D

Hydrogen

View answer & explanation Ans: Carbon dioxide

Correct Answer: Carbon dioxide

Carbon dioxide is used in fire extinguishers because it displaces oxygen and does not support combustion.

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Biology — Branches Of Science

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Q 74 Everyday Science Biology — Branches Of Science

Study of fungi is called:

A

Botany

B

Zoology

C

Mycology

D

Ecology

View answer & explanation Ans: Mycology

Correct Answer: Mycology

The study of fungi is called mycology.

Subject 5

Computer Science

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Technology — Computers

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Q 49 Computer Science Technology — Computers

Brain of computer:

A

RAM

B

ROM

C

CPU

D

Cache

View answer & explanation Ans: CPU

Correct Answer: CPU

The CPU (central processing unit) is the brain of the computer, carrying out instructions and calculations.

Q 50 Computer Science Technology — Computers

MS Excel is mainly used for:

A

Writing letters

B

Presentations

C

Data analysis

D

Browsing

View answer & explanation Ans: Data analysis

Correct Answer: Data analysis

MS Excel is mainly used for data analysis and spreadsheets, not for writing letters or presentations.

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Technology — Internet

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Q 51 Computer Science Technology — Internet

Internet works on:

A

LAN

B

TCP/IP

C

Bluetooth

D

HTML

View answer & explanation Ans: TCP/IP

Correct Answer: TCP/IP

The internet works on TCP/IP, the protocol suite that routes data between networks.

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Technology — GPS

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Q 52 Computer Science Technology — GPS

GPS is used for:

A

Communication

B

Navigation

C

Broadcasting

D

Computing

View answer & explanation Ans: Navigation

Correct Answer: Navigation

GPS (Global Positioning System) is used for navigation, giving a receiver's position from satellite signals.

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Technology — Software

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Q 53 Computer Science Technology — Software

Social media is an example of:

A

Hardware

B

Application software

C

Firmware

D

System unit

View answer & explanation Ans: Application software

Correct Answer: Application software

Social media platforms are application software, programs that run on a device for the user.

Subject 6

Mathematics

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Mathematics — Averages

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Q 54 Mathematics Mathematics — Averages

Average of 2, 4, 6, 8 is:

A

4

B

5

C

6

D

7

View answer & explanation Ans: 5

Correct Answer: 5

The average of 2, 4, 6 and 8 is (2 + 4 + 6 + 8) / 4 = 20 / 4 = 5.

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Mathematics — Percentages

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Q 55 Mathematics Mathematics — Percentages

20% of 250 is:

A

40

B

50

C

60

D

70

View answer & explanation Ans: 50

Correct Answer: 50

20% of 250 is 250 x 20 / 100 = 50.

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Mathematics — Ratios

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Q 56 Mathematics Mathematics — Ratios

If A:B = 2:3, then B:A =:

A

2:3

B

3:2

C

1:2

D

2:1

View answer & explanation Ans: 3:2

Correct Answer: 3:2

If A:B = 2:3, then the reverse ratio B:A = 3:2.

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Mathematics — Square Roots

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Q 57 Mathematics Mathematics — Square Roots

Square root of 144:

A

10

B

12

C

14

D

16

View answer & explanation Ans: 12

Correct Answer: 12

The square root of 144 is 12, since 12 x 12 = 144.

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Mathematics — Powers

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Q 58 Mathematics Mathematics — Powers

5² + 3² = ?

A

25

B

30

C

34

D

40

View answer & explanation Ans: 34

Correct Answer: 34

5 squared + 3 squared = 25 + 9 = 34.

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