Originally Posted by Adeel Ahmed

1. The echo of Big Bang can be heard in the
form of:
a. cosmic rays
b. gamma rays
c. microwave radio signals
d. infrared radiations
2. Omar Khyyam
was a:
a. poet
b. mathematician
c. astronomer
d. all of these
3. Who was the early dentist and also
inventor of
many
surgical instruments:
a. Avicenna
b. Al. zahrawi
c. Ibn .ul. haithem
d. Al . Jahiz
4. who was the first
Muslim
mathematician who used '' Zero '' :
a. Ibn. e. Baitar
b. Ibn. Rushd
c. Ibn. Al. Haitham
d
. Al Khwarizmi
5.
Why
some nebulae shine?
a)because they emit light
b)due to burning process
c)because they contain bright stars
d)because they reflect light
6.
A
shooting star is
a)sun
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b) a comet
c) a meteor
d) an asteroid
7. A 'clinical death' takes
place when:
a) there is no pulse
b) there is no heart beat
c)pupils are fixed and dilated and there is no reaction to light
d) all of above
8.
What
is Hubble Classification :
a. classification of stars
b. classification of planets
c. classification of gal
axies
d. classification of earth's zones
9. Sun rises in the east and sets in the west due
to the:
a. shape of earth
b. rotation of earth around the sun
c. rotation of earth on its axis
d. movement of the sun
10.
What
are
cyclones?
a. sudden heavy
floods
b. no rain for a long period
c. heavy showers
d. violent wind and rain
11. From ecological point of view human beings are
taken as:
a. decomposers
b.
consumers’
c. producers
d. All of these
12. The major cause of land pollution is:
a) pesticides
b) chemical fertilizers
c) insecticides
d) all of these


b) a comet
c) a meteor
d) an asteroid
7. A 'clinical death' takes
place when:
a) there is no pulse
b) there is no heart beat
c)pupils are fixed and dilated and there is no reaction to light
d) all of above
8.
What
is Hubble Classification :
a. classification of stars
b. classification of planets
c. classification of gal
axies
d. classification of earth's zones
9. Sun rises in the east and sets in the west due
to the:
a. shape of earth
b. rotation of earth around the sun
c. rotation of earth on its axis
d. movement of the sun
10.
What
are
cyclones?
a. sudden heavy
floods
b. no rain for a long period
c. heavy showers
d. violent wind and rain
11. From ecological point of view human beings are
taken as:
a. decomposers
b.
consumers’
c. producers
d. All of these
12. The major cause of land pollution is:
a) pesticides
b) chemical fertilizers
c) insecticides
d) all of these
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13.
The
sharp
-
bitter taste of unripe fruits is due to high concentration of:
a)phenolic compounds
b)volatile compounds
c)organic acids
d)starch
14. The use of antibiotic is a very effective way of killing disease causing bacteria.
Sometime
people don't finish all of their pills. this can result in:
a) some bacteria left unkilled
b) production of more bacteria
c) bacteria becoming sensitive to anti
biotics
d) bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics
15. Flesh eaters are called:
a)omnivores
b) carnivores
c) herbivores
d) scavengers
16. Chromosomes are made up of:
a) DNA only
b) DNA & RNA
c) Proteins only
d) DNA, RNA & Proteins
17.
Plants
can be made disease resistant by:
a)heat Treatment
b)hormone treatment
c)colchicine treatment
d)breeding with their wild relatives
18. Important ingredient used in vicks vapor rub is obtained from the plant:
a) Cinamomum camphora
b) cinamomum zelamicum
c)
Curaima longa
d) All of these
19. Which of the following is both endocrine and exocrine gland:
a) thyroid
b) pancreas

c) parathyroid
d) all of these
20. The process by which small amount of impurities are added into a
semiconductor is called:
a) addition
b) conduction
c) doping
d) insulating
21. Which of the following is a semiconductor?
a) Mercury
b) magnesium
c) silver
d) none of these
22. Silver fish belongs to:
a) fish
b) insect
c) reptile
d) amphibian
23. Satiety is the condition in which patient lacks desire to:
a. drink
b. eat
c. sleep
d. talk
24. Function of iron in our
body is:
a. provide strength
b. oxygen transport
c. help in hydrolysis
d. breakdown fats
25. The non
-
communicable disease
is called:
a. Endemic
b. Acute
c. Chronic
d. Innate

26. Vitamins A,D,E and K are called:
a. water soluble vitamins
b. primary vitamins
c. basic vitamins
d. fat soluble vitamins
27. Which is not a function of HCL
in stomach:
a. softening fibrous food
elements
b. promoting formation of pepsin
c. killing bacteria ingested with food and drink
d. breakdown proteins into peptones
28. The sum of the kinetic energy and potential energy of an oscillating body is
a. maximum in the beginning
b. constant at al
l points
c. maximum at midway of the path
d. minimum in the beginning
29. Which term in psychology is generally used to refer to emotional disorders
such as,
anxiety,
depression
and phobia:
a.
psyches
b. hypnosis
c. neurosis
d. mental illness
30. All
Alkali metals react with water to form :
a. oxides
b. peroxides
c. hydroxides
d. hyper oxides
31. LASER is an
acronym for:
a. light amplification by standard emission of light
b. light absorption stimulated entrance of radiation
c. light amplification b
y stimulated emission of radiation
d. light absorption by standard emission of radiation
32. If carbon dioxide is passed through lime water for a long time , the cloudy
white colour (initially
formed ) disappears because of the formation of :
a. calcium bi
carbonate

b. calcium hydroxide
c. calcium carbonate
d. calcium sulphate
33.
Permanent
hardness of water is due to the presence of
a. calcium bicarbonate
b. magnesium bicarbonate
c. calcium sulphate
d. sodium bicarbonate
34. Articles made of copper and bro
nze slowly tarnish in air and turn green , the
green colour is due
to the formation of :
a. copper oxide
b. copper sulphide
c. copper oxalate
d. all of these
35. Bleaching powder losses its power on keeping for a long time because
a. it changes into calci
um hypochlorite
b. it changes into calcium chloride and calcium hydroxide
c. it absorbs moisture
d. it changes into calcium chloride and calcium chlorate
36. When the quantity of charge on each of the two bodies is
doubled,
the force
between them
becomes
a. one fourth
b. one half
c. twice
d. four times
37. Light year is
related to:
a. time
b. distance
c. energy
d. speed
38. The word
ceramic means:
a. hard material
b. soft material

c. dry material
d. burnt material
39. The operation of sola
r cell is based on
a. laser technology
b. photoconduction
c. thermal emission
d. Tyndall effect
40. The minimum number of bits required to store hexadecimal number AF is
a. 2
b. 4
c. 8
d. 16
41. Which of the following minerals is most resistant to chemical weathering
a. olivine
b. quartz
c. hornblende
d. potassium feldspar
42. An igneous rock contains a radioactive isotope that has a half life of 10 million
years.
Careful
analysis shows that
only one quarter of the original concentration
of the parent isotope is left. How
old is this igneous rock?
a) 10 Million years
b) 20 Million years
c) 30 Million years
d) 40 Million years
43.
The
discipline which deals with the understanding and treatment of mental
health is called:
a) applied psychology
b)clinical psychology
c) psychoanalysis
d) psychiatry
44. Overcooking of food should be avoided because overcooking:
a) makes the food difficult
to digest
b) makes the food toxic


c) increase the nutritive value of food
d)reduces the nutritive value of food
45. Optical fibre operates on the principle of:
a) Tyndal effect
b) photoelectric effect
c)laser technology
d)total internal reflection
46.
The
sensation of the skin is perceived by:
a) epidermis
b)
the dermis
c) endodermis
d)
none of these
47.
The
loudness of sound depends on its
a)
wavelength
b
) frequency
c
) amplitude
d)
all of these
48. A person standing in front of a mirror finds his image
smaller than him and
erect. this implies
that the mirror is:
a) plane
b) concave
c) convex
d) not of good quality
49.
The
densities of three liquids are D,
2D,
3D.
What
will be the density of the
resulting mixture if
equal volumes of the three liquids are
mixed?
a) 1.5D
b) 2D
c) 3D
d) 6D
50.
Which
of the following is a conventional designation of pre
-
released software?
a)Raw
b)Alpha
c)Omega
d)Beta