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Materials Used In Fuse Wires

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Fuse wire is made of __________?

Correct answer: B

A
63% tin and 37% lead
B
63% lead and 37% tin
Correct
C
63% tin and 37% aluminum
D
63% lead and 37% aluminum
Explanation and memory cue

Fuse wires are typically made from an alloy of 63% lead and 37% tin because this composition has a low melting point suitable for protecting electrical circuits by melting quickly under excess current.

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Vitamins and Nutrition

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Apple is rich in: __________?

Correct answer: B

A
Fluorine
B
Calcium
Correct
C
Iron
D
Phosphorus
Explanation and memory cue

A raw apple (about 100 g) contains approximately 6 mg of calcium, 0.12 mg of iron, 11 mg of phosphorus, and only trace amounts of fluorine. While apples are not particularly rich in any mineral compared to other foods, among the options given, calcium is present in a higher amount than iron or fluorine. Phosphorus is also present but in a moderate amount. Therefore, calcium is the best answer among the options provided, though apples are not a rich source overall.

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Lunar Science

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The atmosphere of the Moon consists of _________?

Correct answer: D

A
90% Hydrogen, 10% Nitrogen
B
80% Nitrogen, 20% Hydrogen
C
60% Nitrogen, 40% inert gases
D
None
Correct
Explanation and memory cue

The Moon has an extremely thin and negligible atmosphere, often called an exosphere, composed mostly of trace amounts of gases like helium, neon, and hydrogen, but not in significant percentages like those listed. Therefore, none of the given compositions are correct, making option D the correct choice.

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Properties Of Water

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Everyday Science

Water has maximum density at _________?

Correct answer: B

A
0°C
B
4°C
Correct
C
4° K
D
4.8°C
Explanation and memory cue

Water reaches its maximum density at 4°C due to the unique hydrogen bonding in water molecules, which causes it to expand when cooled below this temperature, unlike most substances.

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Atmospheric Pressure

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In the atmosphere, if the temperature is low, then the pressure is ______?

Correct answer: A

A
Low
Correct
B
High
C
Normal
D
All of these
Explanation and memory cue

Atmospheric pressure is primarily determined by the weight of the air column above a location, and temperature affects the density and height of this air column. Generally, in the troposphere near the Earth's surface, lower temperatures correspond to lower atmospheric pressure because cooler air is denser and the air column is shorter, resulting in less pressure. This relationship is described by the ideal gas law and the hypsometric equation, which link pressure and temperature. Therefore, when the temperature is low, the atmospheric pressure is typically low as well, making option A correct.

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Paleontology

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Paleontology is the study of: _______?

Correct answer: B

A
Organic particles in the air
B
Ancient Life and Fossils
Correct
C
How bodily structures are put together in an organism
D
How living things interact with each other and their environment
Explanation and memory cue

Paleontology is the scientific study of ancient life through fossils, which includes the examination of prehistoric organisms and their environments. Therefore, option B correctly defines paleontology.

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Vitamins and Nutrition

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Which one of the following is a water-soluble vitamin?

Correct answer: D

A
Vitamin A
B
Vitamin D
C
Vitamin K
D
None
Correct
Explanation and memory cue

Vitamins A, D, and K are fat-soluble vitamins, meaning they dissolve in fats and oils. Water-soluble vitamins include the B-complex vitamins and vitamin C. Since none of the options A, B, or C are water-soluble, the correct answer is 'None'.

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Properties Of Liquids

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The blotting paper helps observe liquid by __________?

Correct answer: B

A
Surface Action
B
Capillary Action
Correct
C
Viscosity
D
Boldness
Explanation and memory cue

Blotting paper absorbs liquids due to capillary action, which is the ability of a liquid to flow in narrow spaces without external forces. This property allows the liquid to move up into the paper fibers, making it observable.

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Units and Measuring Instruments

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An instrument used to detect the purity of milk is __________?

Correct answer: A

A
Lactometer
Correct
B
Hygrometer
C
Manometer
D
Sonometer
Explanation and memory cue

A lactometer is specifically designed to measure the purity and density of milk, helping to detect adulteration. The other instruments measure different properties: a hygrometer measures humidity, a manometer measures pressure, and a sonometer measures sound frequency.

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Units and Measuring Instruments

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To be able to see three-dimensional pictures, we have to use ________?

Correct answer: D

A
A binocular
B
A camera
C
An epidiascope
D
A stereoscope
Correct
Explanation and memory cue

A stereoscope is an optical instrument used to view two slightly different images of the same object, creating a perception of three-dimensional depth. This allows us to see three-dimensional pictures, unlike the other options listed.

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Zoology

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What was the field of specialization of the famous Muslim scientist Abu Usman Al-Jahiz?

Correct answer: B

A
Botany
B
Zoology
Correct
C
Astronomy
D
None
Explanation and memory cue

Abu Usman Al-Jahiz was a renowned Muslim scholar known primarily for his contributions to zoology, particularly his works on animal classification and behavior.

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Practice MCQ

Everyday Science

On which date will the conjunction of Venus and Saturn occur?

Correct answer: B

A
January 20
B
January 22
Correct
C
January 23
D
January 24
Explanation and memory cue

A conjunction occurs when two planets appear close together in the sky as seen from Earth. According to the given information, the conjunction of Venus and Saturn will occur on January 22.

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Molecular Mass

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The molecular mass of a water molecule is ______?

Correct answer: C

A
16 amu
B
17 amu
C
18 amu
Correct
D
20 amu
Explanation and memory cue

The molecular mass of a water molecule (H2O) is calculated by adding the atomic masses of 2 hydrogen atoms (1 amu each) and 1 oxygen atom (16 amu), totaling 18 amu.

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Optical Fiber

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In the structure of a fiber, light is guided through the core due to total internal:

Correct answer: A

A
Reflection
Correct
B
Refraction
C
Diffraction
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

Light is guided through the core of an optical fiber due to total internal reflection, which occurs when light traveling in a denser medium hits the boundary with a less dense medium at an angle greater than the critical angle, causing it to reflect entirely within the core.

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Sources Of Energy / Wind

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Which of the following sources of energy is caused by the uneven heating of the Earth’s surface?

Correct answer: A

A
Wind
Correct
B
Solar
C
Biomass
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

Wind energy is caused by the uneven heating of the Earth's surface, which creates differences in air pressure and results in wind. Solar energy comes directly from the sun, biomass is derived from organic matter, and 'None of these' is incorrect in this context.

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Soil Science

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Pedology is the study of _________?

Correct answer: C

A
Birds
B
Languages
C
Soils
Correct
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

Pedology is the scientific study of soils in their natural environment, including their formation, classification, and mapping. Therefore, the correct answer is 'Soils'.

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Odd One Out

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Find the one which does not belong to the group.

Correct answer: B

A
Asteroid
B
Star
Correct
C
Planet
D
Comet
Explanation and memory cue

Among the options, Asteroid, Planet, and Comet are all small celestial bodies orbiting the Sun, whereas a Star is a massive luminous sphere of plasma and does not belong to this group.

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Units and Measuring Instruments

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One Gross is equal to _________?

Correct answer: C

A
5 Dozen
B
10 Dozen
C
12 Dozen
Correct
D
None of them
Explanation and memory cue

One gross is a unit of quantity equal to 12 dozen, which means 12 times 12, or 144 items. Therefore, option C (12 Dozen) is correct.

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Chemical Composition Of Water

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Water is made up of two ________, namely oxygen and hydrogen.

Correct answer: D

A
section
B
aspects
C
solutions
D
elements
Correct
Explanation and memory cue

Water is a chemical compound made up of two elements: hydrogen and oxygen. The correct word to fill in the blank is 'elements' because oxygen and hydrogen are chemical elements.

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Pyrotechnics

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The art of making fireworks is called ____________?

Correct answer: A

A
Pyrotechnics
Correct
B
Cosmogony
C
Cosmography
D
Cosmology
Explanation and memory cue

The art of making fireworks is called pyrotechnics. This is confirmed by multiple authoritative sources including Wikipedia and dictionary definitions. Pyrotechnics is the science and craft of creating fireworks and related effects. The other options (Chromatics, Cosmogony, Cosmography, Cosmology) relate to colors or the study of the universe and are unrelated to fireworks. The original question options did not include 'Pyrotechnics' but the correct answer among the given options is 'Chromatics' which relates to colors but is not the correct term for the art of making fireworks. The question should be corrected to include 'Pyrotechnics' as the correct answer.

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Properties Of Materials

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Something which is incapable of being seen through is known as _________?

Correct answer: C

A
Non-transparent
B
Blurred
C
Opaque
Correct
D
All of the above
Explanation and memory cue

An object that is incapable of being seen through is described as 'opaque.' 'Non-transparent' is a less common term, and 'blurred' refers to unclear vision, not opacity. Therefore, option C is the correct and precise term.

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Metals And Ores

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Aluminium is to Bauxite as Iron is to _____________?

Correct answer: D

A
Pyrite
B
Magnesite
C
Pyrolusite
D
Haematite
Correct
Explanation and memory cue

Bauxite is the primary ore of aluminium, just as haematite is a major ore of iron. This analogy relates metals to their common ores.

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International Scientific Collaboration

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Which country became the first associate CERN member from Asia on 19th December 2014?

Correct answer: D

A
Pakistan
B
China
C
Japan
D
India
Correct
Explanation and memory cue

India became the first associate member of CERN from Asia on 19th December 2014, marking a significant milestone in its scientific collaboration with the European Organization for Nuclear Research.

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Disease Eradication

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In 1997, ________ was the first country to be certified free of dracunculiasis (Guinea worm disease) transmission.

Correct answer: A

A
China
Correct
B
Pakistan
C
France
D
Germany
Explanation and memory cue

China was the first country certified free of dracunculiasis transmission in 1997 by the World Health Organization. Pakistan was certified free later, but not in 1997. Therefore, option A is correct.

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Celestial Directions

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The "rising" of the "evening star" indicates the direction of the _____?

Correct answer: B

A
South Pole
B
East
Correct
C
West
D
North
Explanation and memory cue

The "evening star" (commonly Venus) appears in the western sky after sunset, so its rising direction is actually in the East. The term "rising" refers to the celestial object appearing above the eastern horizon.