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Atmosphere

easy2019FIA Assistant Director Legal & Investigation Paper 2019
Everyday ScienceFIA

The principal element of the atmosphere is:

A
Oxygen
B
Nitrogen
C
Hydrogen
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

Nitrogen is the principal element of the Earth's atmosphere, making up about 78% of it by volume, which is why option B is correct. Oxygen is the second most abundant, but not the principal element.

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Periodic table

easy2019FIA Assistant Director Legal & Investigation Paper 2019
Everyday ScienceFIA

Elements in the periodic table are placed on the basis of their:

A
Atomic number
B
General number
C
Solid number
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

Elements in the periodic table are arranged based on their atomic number, which is the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom. This arrangement reflects the periodicity of element properties.

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Colors

easy2019FIA Assistant Director Legal & Investigation Paper 2019
Everyday ScienceFIA

Name the primary colors:

A
Red, Blue, Green
B
Yellow, Brown, Red
C
Red, Brown, Green
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

There are two main models for primary colors: the traditional pigment model (RYB) and the RGB model used for light. The traditional primary colors in art and pigment mixing are red, yellow, and blue (RYB). However, in the RGB color model used for digital screens and light, the primary colors are red, green, and blue. Since the question does not specify the model, option A (red, blue, green) correctly identifies the primary colors in the RGB model, which is commonly taught in science and digital contexts. The other options list incorrect combinations or colors not considered primary in either model.

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Human Body

easy2019FIA Assistant Director Legal & Investigation Paper 2019
Everyday ScienceFIA

How much blood does the human body have?

A
4 liters
B
5 liters
C
6 liters
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

The average adult human body contains approximately 5 liters of blood, which supports circulation and oxygen transport throughout the body.

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Elements

easy2019FIA Assistant Director Legal & Investigation Paper 2019
Everyday ScienceFIA

The most abundant element in the universe is:

A
Nitrogen
B
Hydrogen
C
Oxygen
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, making up about 75% of its elemental mass. It is the primary building block of stars and galaxies, far more abundant than nitrogen or oxygen.

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Temperature Measurement

easy2019FIA Assistant Director Paper 2019 Batch 3
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Which instrument measures very high temperature?

A
Hygrometer
B
Pyrometer
C
Altimeter
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

A pyrometer is an instrument used to measure very high temperatures, typically in industrial settings, where conventional thermometers cannot be used. Hygrometers measure humidity, altimeters measure altitude, and 'None of these' is incorrect.

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Properties of Water and Ice

easy2019FIA Assistant Director Paper 2019 Batch 3
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In cold countries, which substance is mixed with ice to prevent slipping on the road?

A
Salt
B
Sugar
C
Nitrogen
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

Salt is commonly mixed with ice on roads in cold countries because it lowers the freezing point of water, causing ice to melt and preventing slipping. Sugar and nitrogen do not have this effect, and "None of these" is incorrect.

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Infectious Diseases

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Everyday Science

Ways AIDS spreads include:

A
Air
B
Water
C
Touch
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

AIDS (caused by HIV) is transmitted through specific body fluids such as blood, semen, vaginal fluids, rectal fluids, and breast milk. It spreads primarily through unprotected sexual contact, sharing needles, and from mother to child during pregnancy, childbirth, or breastfeeding. It is not spread through air, water, or casual touch such as hugging or shaking hands. Therefore, none of the options A (Air), B (Water), or C (Touch) are correct modes of transmission. The correct answer is D (None of these).

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Planets

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Everyday Science

Which planet has the smallest diameter?

A
Jupiter
B
Mercury
C
Earth
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

Mercury is the smallest planet in the Solar System by diameter among the given options. Jupiter is the largest, Earth is larger than Mercury, and 'None of these' is incorrect since Mercury is indeed the smallest.

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Wildlife Population

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Everyday ScienceFIA

According to the 2016 census, Australia had 24 million residents. Approximately how many kangaroos were there in Australia at that time?

A
22 million
B
26 million
C
44 million
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

In 2016, estimates suggested that the kangaroo population in Australia was about 44 million, which is roughly double the human population of 24 million at that time. This makes option C the correct answer.