Everyday Science is the science section that non-science graduates are expected to manage, and this bank of 1,300 published questions is built for exactly that reader. The questions ask what things are and why they happen, not for derivations. The most common topics are the solar system and planets, units and instruments of measurement, and human nutrition, especially vitamins, their sources and the deficiency diseases linked to each one.
States of matter, common chemical names, the human body and simple physical phenomena such as why the sky is blue or how a thermometer works make up much of the remainder. The FIA Inspector papers contribute around 120 questions to this section, and the Assistant Director Legal and Investigation paper another dozen, which gives a good picture of what examiners consider 'everyday'. If your background is in arts or commerce, treat this section as a vocabulary exercise: most of the difficulty is in unfamiliar names rather than in hard concepts.
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Which is the biggest planet in our solar system?
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The normal temperature of human body is:
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In plants, the process of pollination enables:
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The Stevenson screen contains all of these EXCEPT:
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The exhibit at the botanical gardens is an unusual collection of cacti and other _____ from around the world.
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The exhibit at the botanical gardens is an unusual collection of cacti and other _____ from around the world.
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Which type of software is an operating system?
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Which term is related to database?
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Who built the first Mechanical Calculator?
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A bus with 32 data lines can transport how many bits at a time?
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A floppy disk contains:
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Microprocessors were introduced first time in:
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Which is the odd one out?
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Which of the following have low failure rate?
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1 KB is equal to:
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The first microprocessor built by the Intel Corporation was called:
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The most severe storm is a:
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ECG is the abbreviation of:
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Hail storm occurs in summer season due to the formation of clouds called:
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In MS Word, Ctrl + B is used to:
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Which option in the File pull-down menu is used to close a file in MS Word?
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What is the default left margin in Word 2003 document?
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Which of the following options is not available in Insert >> Picture?
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In MS Word, what is placed to the left of the horizontal scroll bar?
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The term GIGO is related to:
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GIGO ('Garbage In, Garbage Out') signifies that the accuracy of computer output depends directly on the accuracy of the input data.
Everyday Science asks general-awareness questions across all the sciences at a level any graduate should know. The Physics, Chemistry and Biology banks go one step deeper into each discipline. If a job test lists General Science or Everyday Science, this is the section to practise.
Astronomy and the planets, vitamins and nutrition, and units and instruments of measurement are the three largest clusters. Between them they cover well over a hundred questions, and the same facts (which vitamin prevents scurvy, which instrument measures humidity) recur in paper after paper.
Yes. The explanation for each answer states the fact plainly and, where useful, the one-line reason behind it. A validator checks every question before it is published, and part of that review is making sure the explanation would make sense to a candidate without a science background.
