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Freezing Point Of Water

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Everyday Science

At very low temperatures, which of the following freezes last?

A
River water
B
Canal water
C
Sea water
D
Water in a lake
Explanation and memory cue

Sea water freezes last because it contains salt, which lowers its freezing point compared to fresh water sources like rivers, canals, and lakes.

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Composition Of Natural Fats And Oils

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The natural fats and oils are composed of _________?

A
Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen
B
Carbon, Hydrogen and Nitrogen
C
Carbon, Oxygen and Nitrogen
D
Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen
Explanation and memory cue

Natural fats and oils are triglycerides composed primarily of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms. They do not contain nitrogen, so option A is correct.

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Nutrition

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A balanced diet quality formula recommended by the World Health Organization is ________.

A
Carbohydrates 58% + Proteins 12% + Fats 30%
B
Mineral + Proteins + Fats
C
Fats + Proteins + Minerals
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

The World Health Organization recommends a balanced diet with approximately 55-75% carbohydrates, 10-15% proteins, and 15-30% fats. Option A (Carbohydrates 58% + Proteins 12% + Fats 30%) fits within these recommended ranges, making it the correct choice.

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Vitamins and Nutrition

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Everyday Science

The good sources of Vitamin C are ______?

A
green leafy vegetables
B
seeds
C
fresh vegetables and fruits
D
sea foods
Explanation and memory cue

Vitamin C is abundantly found in fresh vegetables and fruits, making option C the correct answer. Green leafy vegetables contain some vitamin C but generally less than fruits like oranges and lemons. Seeds and seafood are not significant sources of vitamin C.

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Planetary Science

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Everyday Science

The bodyguard of the Earth is _________ that saves the Earth from many comets and asteroids.

A
Mars
B
Saturn
C
Uranus
D
Jupiter
Explanation and memory cue

Jupiter is known as the 'bodyguard' of Earth because its strong gravitational field attracts or deflects many comets and asteroids, reducing the number that reach Earth.

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Planets

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Everyday Science

The Great Spot is on the planet _________?

A
Saturn
B
Venus
C
Mars
D
Jupiter
Explanation and memory cue

The Great Red Spot is a giant storm located on the planet Jupiter, making option D the correct answer.

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Solar Eclipse

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Which of the following explains why there is sometimes no total solar eclipse?

A
Size of the Earth in relation to that of Moon
B
Orbit of Moon around Earth
C
Direction of rotation of Earth around Sun
D
Area of the Sun covered by the Moon
Explanation and memory cue

A total solar eclipse occurs when the Moon completely covers the Sun as seen from Earth. The reason total eclipses are rare and sometimes absent is due to the Moon's elliptical orbit around Earth, which causes variations in its apparent size. When the Moon is farther away, it appears smaller and cannot fully cover the Sun, resulting in an annular eclipse instead of a total one.

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States Of Matter

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Everyday Science

What is dry ice?

A
Solid Oxygen
B
Solid Carbon Dioxide
C
Solid Hydrogen
D
Solid Nitrogen
Explanation and memory cue

Dry ice is the solid form of carbon dioxide (CO2). It sublimates directly from solid to gas at -78.5°C without becoming liquid, which is why it is commonly used as a cooling agent.

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Drug Abuse And Hiv Risk

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Everyday Science

Which form of drug abuse involves the highest risk of infection with the HIV (AIDS) virus?

A
Cigarette smoking
B
Using alcohol
C
Injection of heroin
D
Taking too much aspirin
Explanation and memory cue

Injection of heroin involves using needles, which can transmit HIV if needles are shared, making it the drug abuse form with the highest risk of HIV infection among the options.

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Human Physiology

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Everyday Science

What is the name of the common mineral salt present in sweat?

A
Calcium Oxalate
B
Potassium Sulphate
C
Sodium Chloride
D
Iron Sulphate
Explanation and memory cue

The common mineral salt present in sweat is sodium chloride, which is essentially table salt. Sweat contains water and dissolved salts, primarily sodium chloride, which helps regulate body temperature and electrolyte balance.