1.About how many taste buds are present in human tongue?

a.Around 1000
b.Around 2000
c.Around 3000
d.Around 3300

2.There are six hundred muscles in a human body, name the part of the body which contains the strongest muscle:

a.Thighs
b.Jaws
c.Hips
d.Pelvis

3.What are diuretics?

a.A medicine which induces one to vomit
b..A medicine which helps urine production
c..A medicine which acts as a laxative
d..A medicine to decrease the blood pressure

4.How long does the brain take to die after stoppage of blood circulation?

a.It does immediately
b.60 sec
c.120 sec
d.180 sec

5.Antibiotics are selectively toxic and usually accompained by harmful side effects. What is possible side effect of streptomycin?

a.Diarrhea
b.deafness
c.Dysentry
d.Numbness

6.What should be daily average quantity of urine production in a healthy body?

a.1 liter
b.1.5 liter
c.2 liter
d.None of these

7.Which the source of energy for the human brain?

a.Vitamin A
b.glucose
c.Proteins
d.Phosphorous

8.About how much blood does the heart of an average human being pumped every minute

a.6.2 liter
b.5.2 liter
c.4.2 liter
d.3.2 liter

9.Name the disease cause by the excess of uric acid in the human body:

a.Diabetes
b.Rickets
c.Gout
d.Incontinence

10. Which of the following is not a bone of the face?

a.Mandible bone
b.Nasal bone
c.parietal bone
d.Maxilla bone



Answers
1.C 2.b 3.b 4.d 5.d
6.b 7.b 8.a 9.c 10.c

1.Hormones assist in which one of the following activities?

a.Digestion of food
b.Activities of enzymes
c.Regulation of the body processes
d.Maintaining an optimum level of pH in the body

2.Urea and Uric acid are formed in the metabolism of

a.Sugars
b.Fats
c.Proteins
d.Minerals

3.The most highly contractile part of the human body is

a.Skin
b.Stomach
c.Urinary bladder
d.Iris

4.Which one of the following is a tissue?

a.Liver
b.Heart
c.Skin
d.Blood

5.Which one of the following disease is a hereditary?

a.Anemia
b.Wephritis
c.Diabetes
d.Night blindness

6.A man suffering from the bleeding of gums is advised to take

a.Milk and Carrot
b.Sufficient protein
c.Citrus fruit
d.Water

7.Our teeth and bones are made of mainly:

a.Calcium, hydrogen and phosphate
b.Calcium and phosphate
c.Calcium and sulphate
d.None of these

8.Gastric juice is produced in

a.Mouth
b.Liver
c.Pancreas
d.Stomach

9.The red blood cell in a human body die after about to

a.150 days
b.120 days
c.90 days
d.157 days

10.of the following organs in human body, the largest is

a.Kidney
b.Heart
c.Brain
d.Liver


Answers

1.C 2.C 3.D 4.C 5.C
6.C 7.B 8.D 9.B 10.D

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-- W. Clement Stone

1.Sensitive layer of the eye is

a.Choriods
b.Sclerotic
c.Retina
d.Cornea
e.None of these

2.Laughing gas has a chemical composition of following two elements

a.Nitrogen+Hydrogen
b.Nitrogen+Carbon
c.Nitrogen+Oxygen
d.Oxygen+Carbon
e.None of these

3.Which triplet DNA codes for Valine:

a.CTT
b.AGU
c.CAT
d.AAT
e.None of these

4.Which of the following is not a part of Darwinism

a.Over production
b.Natural selection
c.Inheritance for acquired characters
d.Competition for survival
e.None of these

5.Founder of Modern Astronomy was:

a.Archimedes
b.William Gilbert
c.Nicolas Copernius
d.Michale Faraday
e.None of these

6.The science which deals with the study of manners and customs of people is:

a.Ethnology
b.Morphology
c.Ethics
d.Genetics
e.None of these

7.Chemical used to kill rats and mice are:

a.Insecticides
b.Rodenticides
c.Fungicides
d.Herbicides
e.None of these

8.Dry ice is:

a.Methane hydrate
b.Liquid nitrogen
c.Solid CO2
d.Frozen water
e.None of these

9.Chemical name of vinegar is:

a.Sodium nitrate
b.Dilute acetic acid
c.Chloride of lime
d.Calcium
e.None of these

10.Which of the following is most elastic

a.Steel
b.rubber
c.Glass
d.Sponge
e.None of these


Answers
1.C 2.C 3.E 4.A 5.C
6.A 7.B 8.C 9.B 10.A

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r dese objectives extracted 4m past papers????

Assalom-o-alaikum dear,
In your MCQs question a table contending 24.question, the Q No.6 is that (Hormones which are necessary for the development of the human body are secreted by?) In respect of this question you have suggested answer Pituitary gland, but as for as I know that the thyroid gland secrets necessary hormones for the physical and mental development of the the body, and pituitary gland only secrets such hormones which command the action of all endocrine glands, may be I would not correct, I need some clearfication in this question so kindly clarify this ambiguity, Thanks Brother

14. Which of the following semi-conductor ?

a. Copper
b. Zirconium
c. Silver
d. Germanium

Answer Given is 'a'.

Dear Moderator, I would like to correct the question instead !!!

14. Which of the following is 'NOT' a semi-conductor ?
answer is 'a'

01. Milk of animal fed on grass contains large amount of a fat in
a. Summer
b. Winter
c. Spring
d. Autumn


Can ny1 clear this mcq ... as i have doubt over 'a'.
I think probable answer is 'b'. thnx nd BR.

copper is a good conductor.


01. Milk of animal fed on grass contains large amount of a fat in
a. Summer

The correct answer is -40o and NOT -400o.

You can verify this by using the simple converter in your cell phone. Put the value -40 in Temperature converter (Centigrade to Fahrenheit or vice versa) and you will get the answer.


Regards,

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Very knowledgeable article.

I didn't know that Venus has maximum number of planets