General Science Practice Question and Answer

Q:

Doldrums are characterized by

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    High wind velocity
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    Low humidity
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    Uniform low pressure
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    Uniform high pressure
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Answer : 3. "Uniform low pressure"

Q:

The ambient air is stable when the ambient lapse rate is 

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    Neutrally stable
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    Hyper-adiabatic
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    Sub-adiabatic
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    Super-adiabatic
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Answer : 3. "Sub-adiabatic "

Q:

Which one of the Endocrine glands are known as master gland? 

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    Pituitary
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    Adrenal
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    Thyroid
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    Parathyroid
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Answer : 1. "Pituitary "

Q:

By whom Proton was discovered?

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    James Chadwick
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    Goldstein
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    Thomson
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    Rutherford
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Answer : 2. "Goldstein"

Q:

‘PCB’ stands for– 

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    Programme Control Block
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    Process Control Block
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    Process Communication Block
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    None of the above
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Answer : 2. "Process Control Block "
Explanation :

Process Control Block (PCB, also called Task Controlling Block, Task Structure or Switchframe) is a data structure in the Operating System kernel containing the information needed to manage a particular process.The PCB is the manifestation of a process in an Operating System.

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The biological process through which the toxic residual substance formed in the body due to metabolic process is called-

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    Excretion
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    Respiration
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    Circulation
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    Digestion
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Answer : 1. "Excretion"
Explanation :

1. Excretion is the process in which all metabolic wastes are passed out of the body. Excretion in humans occurs in several processes through various organs and internal organs of the body.

2. Diffusion is the most common process of excretion in lower organisms. The human body is an extraordinary machine, where various life-processes (respiration, circulation, digestion, etc.) occur simultaneously. As a result, many of the waste products produced in our bodies are in various forms including carbon dioxide, water, and nitrogenous products such as urea, ammonia, and uric acid.

Q:

With whom does the turbine run at the hydroelectric power station.

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    Due to temperature rise
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    Due to the flow of water
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    Due to wind
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    Due to the heating of coal
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Answer : 2. "Due to the flow of water"

Q:

Which of the following is the third stage in the metamorphosis of a butterfly?

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    Egg
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    Pupa
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    Adult
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    Larva
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Answer : 2. "Pupa "

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