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56. What ingredient(s) is(are) utilised in pencils?

A. Charcoal

B. Silicon

C. Phosphorous

D. Graphite

55. Which of the following metals combines with other metals to produce an amalgam?

A. Mercury

B. Tin

C. Zinc

D. Lead

54. Water's chemical formula is

A. NaA1O2

B. Al2O3

C. CaSiO3

D. H2O

53. Typically, the gas in an electric bulb is

A. Hydrogen

B. Carbon dioxide

C. Nitrogen

D. Oxygen

52. The generic term for washing soda is

A. Calcium Bicarbonate

B. Sodium Carbonate

C. Calcium Carbonate

D. Sodium Bicarbonate

51. The filament used in electric light bulbs is made up of

A. Copper

B. Aluminium

C. Lead

D. Tungsten

50. The name of the tree that roots from its branches into the ground is:

A. Oak

B. Pine

C. Banyan

D. Palm

49. Which of the following sports is associated with the phrases birdie and eagle?

A. Polo

B. Golf

C. Chess

D. Billiards

48. Which of the following gases causes brass to tarnish in the presence of air?

A. Carbon dioxide

B. Hydrogen Sulphide

C. Oxygen

D. Nitrogen

47. Which of the following is a liquid non-metal at normal temperature?

A. Bromine

B. Chlorine

C. Phosphorous

D. Helium

46. A naturally occurring chelate complex with a core metal is called chlorophyll?

A. Iron

B. Copper

C. Magnesium

D. Calcium

45. Which of the following is a non-volatile memory example?

A. Cache memory

B. RAM

C. ROM

D. None of the above

44. Which of the following is not an input device?

A. Mouse

B. Light pen

C. Keyboard

D. VDU

43. Compact discs, (according to the original CD specifications) hold how many minutes of music?

A. 74 mins

B. 90 mins

C. 56 mins

D. 60 mins

42. One Gigabyte is approximately equal is:

A. 1000,000 bytes

B. 1000,000,000 bytes

C. 1000,000,000,000 bytes

D. None of these

41. Which of the following is not an example of an Operating System?

A. Windows 98

B. BSD Unix

C. Microsoft Office XP

D. Red Hat Linux

40. A ………. is an electronic device that process data, converting it into information.

A. computer

B. processor

C. case

D. stylus

39. IC chips used in computers are usually made of:

A. Lead

B. Silicon

C. Chromium

D. Gold

38. Which is the part of the computer system that one can physically touch?

A. data

B. operating systems

C. hardware

D. software

37. First to use the term "geography" were

A. Ptolemy

B. Strabo

C. Eratosthenes

D. None of these

36. There are only alternatives; there are no necessities. This "Possibilism" strategy was based on the concepts of:

A. Lucien Fabvre

B. Vidal-de-La Blache

C. Alfred Hettner

D. None of these

35. Ideas by Ellen C. Simple were founded on:

A. Possibilism

B. Environmental Determinism

C. Probabilism

D. None of these

34. Except for, all of the following nations are significant fish exporters:

A. Japan

B. Norway

C. India

D. None of these

33. Except for, shifting agriculture is referred to by none of the following names:

A. Ladang

B. Milpa

C. Transhumance

D. None of these

32. Primary producers have been categorized_______ as workers because of the outdoor nature of their work:

A. Blue-collar

B. Red-collar

C. Green-collar

D. None of these

31. Truck farming means

A. Farming by trucks

B. Production of trucks

C. Vegetable growing

D. None of these

30. Nepal's coastline spans a distance of:

A. 2562 Km

B. 5000 Km

C. 0 Km

D. None of these

29. Other names for the sub-Himalayas or outer Himalayas include:

A. Lesser Himalayas

B. Great Snowy Himalayas

C. The Siwaliks

D. None of these

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448 MCQ Questions in english हिन्दी

56. What ingredient(s) is(are) utilised in pencils?

55. Which of the following metals combines with other metals to produce an amalgam?

54. Water's chemical formula is

53. Typically, the gas in an electric bulb is

52. The generic term for washing soda is

51. The filament used in electric light bulbs is made up of

50. The name of the tree that roots from its branches into the ground is:

49. Which of the following sports is associated with the phrases birdie and eagle?

48. Which of the following gases causes brass to tarnish in the presence of air?

47. Which of the following is a liquid non-metal at normal temperature?

46. A naturally occurring chelate complex with a core metal is called chlorophyll?

45. Which of the following is a non-volatile memory example?

44. Which of the following is not an input device?

43. Compact discs, (according to the original CD specifications) hold how many minutes of music?

42. One Gigabyte is approximately equal is:

41. Which of the following is not an example of an Operating System?

40. A ………. is an electronic device that process data, converting it into information.

39. IC chips used in computers are usually made of:

38. Which is the part of the computer system that one can physically touch?

37. First to use the term "geography" were

36. There are only alternatives; there are no necessities. This "Possibilism" strategy was based on the concepts of:

35. Ideas by Ellen C. Simple were founded on:

34. Except for, all of the following nations are significant fish exporters:

33. Except for, shifting agriculture is referred to by none of the following names:

32. Primary producers have been categorized_______ as workers because of the outdoor nature of their work:

31. Truck farming means

30. Nepal's coastline spans a distance of:

29. Other names for the sub-Himalayas or outer Himalayas include:

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