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✨✨General Science✨✨
1. The temperature at which all substances have
zero thermal energy?
-273 degree
celcius.
2. Any substance which when added to a reaction,
alters the rate of the reaction but remains
chemically unchanged at the end of the process
is called?
Catalyst.
3. The study of the inter-relations of animals and
plants with their environment is called?
Ecology.
4. Study of insects is called? Entomology.
5. A unit used to express the focal power of optical
lenses?
Dioptre.
6. The velocity that a body with less mass must
achieve in order to escape from the gravitational
attraction of a more massive body is called?
Escape Velocity.
7. Laughing gas is chemically known as? Nitrous Oxide.
8. The blood vessels carrying blood from the heart
to various parts of the body is called?
Artery.
9. The distance travelled by light in one year is
called?
Light year.
10. The rate of change of position of a body with
respect to time in a particular direction and is a
vector quantity is called:
Velocity.
11. An organism which derives its nourishment from
another living organism is called?
Parasite.
12. Newton's which law states that the rate of
change of momentum of a body is directly
proportional to the force applied and takes place
in the direction in which the force acts?
Newton's second
law of motion.
13. Which is the world's first man-made satellite? Sputnik-I.
14. Which planet is the brightest of all the planets? Venus.
15. Small pieces of solid matter which are found
scattered in the inter-planetary space of the
solar system are known as?
Meteoroids.
16. The largest gland in the body which is dark red
in colour is?
Liver.
17. Inadequate secretion of Insulin hormone causes
which disease?
Diabetes.
18. Common cold, Influenza, Chickenpox and Measles
are caused due to the attack of Virus or
Bacteria?
Virus.
19. In which atmospheric layer are the
communication satellite located?
Ionosphere.
20. The scientific principle behind 'Fibre Optics' is? Tota internal
reflection of
light.
21. Ginger is a stem and not a root, True or False? True because it
has nodes and
internodes.
22. When we wind a watch which energy is stored? Potential Energy.
23. On which phenomena the process of Dialysis
used on patient with affected kidneys is based?
Osmosis.
24. In Internet jargon the full form of 'http' is? Hyper Text
Transfer Protocol.
25. When a piece of ice floating in a beaker of water
melts, the level of water will rise or fall?
Remains the
same.
26. Energy stored in a dry cell is? Chemical energy.
27. When a cricketer lowers his hand while catching
the ball, it saves him from injury due to?
Conservation of
momentum.
28. Full form of AIDS is? Acquired Immuno
Deficiency
Syndrome.
29. Chemical technology dealing with the conversion
of base metals into gold is?
Alchemy.
30. Substances produced by micro-organism that kill
or prevent growth of other micro-organism is
called?
Antibiotics.
31. Substances which react with acids to form salts
is called?
Base.
32. The ancient oriental art of growing trees in dwarf
form is called?
Bonsai.
33. What is the unit of heat? Calorie.
34. The ability of a body to resist tension or
compression and to recover its original shape
and size when the stress is removed is called?
Elasticity.
35. The negatively charged particles which revolve
around the nucleus of the atom in certain orbits
is called?
Electron.
36. The branch of biology dealing with study of
Heredity is?
Genetics.
37. Kwashiorkor is caused due to the deficiency of? Protein.
38. Optical illusion often witnessed in deserts when
the objects on the surface of the earth at some
distance appear as if reflected from surface of
water owing to unequal heating of the different
parts of atmosphere is called?
Mirage.
39. The branch of science which deals with study of
nature and properties of light is called?
Optics.
40. The scale used to measure the magnitudes of
earthquakes is called?
Richter scale.
41. The heat required to raise the temperature of 1
kg of a substance through one degree celcius is
called?
Specific heat.
42. The speed g

reater than the speed of sound is
called?
Supersonic speed.
43. Volatile substance that incapacitates for a time
by powerfully irritating the eyes, provoking tears
is called?
Tear gas.
44. Who is the inventor of Dynamite? Alfred B. Nobel.
45. Who discovered life in plants? Jagadish Chandra
Bose.
46. The unit used to measure loudness of sound is? Decibel.
47. The smallest part of an element that can take
part in a chemical reactiion is called?
Atom.
48. Substances used for destroying or stopping
growth of micro-organisms in living tissue is
calles?
Antiseptic.
49. Water that does not form lather with soap easily
is called?
Hard water.
50. The lines drawn on maps joining the places
having same barometic pressure is called?
Isobars.
51. Lymph differs from blood in not having? Red Blood
Corpuscles.
52. Universal receivers can receive blood from? Groups O, A, B and
AB
53. Study of Grass is called? Agrostology.
54. Study of Tumour is called? Oncology.
55. Which physical property will be unaffected with
increase in quantity?
Density.
56. Velocity of a body is rate of change of its
position in a definite direction, True or False?
True.
57. Which law is involved in the act of cleaning a
carpet by beating it with a stick?
First Law of Motion.
58. When the lift is going down with uniform
acceleration the apparent weight of a man in a
lift is more or less than his real weight?
Less.
59. A person presses the earth least when he is?
Lying on the ground.
60. Oil spreads over the surface of water because? Oil has less surface
tension than water.
61. In high mountaneous regions
bleeding through nose occurs
because?
The pressure of the blood in the
capillaries is higher than the outside
air pressure.
62. Why does a man weigh more at the
poles than at the equator?
Gravitational pull is more at the
poles.
63. A body weigh more in the air than in
vaccum, True or False?
False.
64. A gas will behave as an ideal gas at? At very low pressure and high
temperature.
65. Oology is the branch of science
dealing with the study of?
Birds egg.
66. Why does a drop of liquid assume a
spherical shape?
Because a sphere has the least
surface for a given volume.
67. In photosynthesis light energy is
converted into chemical energy, True
or False?
True.
68. Work done against friction is Positive
or Negative?
Negative.
69. When cream is separated from milk
the density of milk increases or
decreases?
Increases
70. Diamond is harder than Graphite due
to difference of?
Crystalline structure.
71. Which combination of colours is the
most convenient during day and
night time?
Red and Green
72. In a human body, the longest bone is
in the
B
73. An element which does not react
with oxygen is
Helium
74. An instrument that measures and
records the relative humidity of air is
Hygrometer
75. The different colours of different
stars are due to the variation of
Temperature
76. Which is left when an hydrogen atom
loses its electron?
A proton
77. The fundamental scientific principle
in the operation of a battery is
Oxidation-reduction
78. Which metal is used to galvanise
iron?
Zinc
79. The instrument used to measure the
force and velocity of the wind is
Anemometer
80. Edward Jenner is associated with Small Pox
81. The scientist who explained about blood
circulation for the first time was
William Harvey
82. Venkatraman Ramakrishnan was jointly
awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009
for?
Studies of the structure
and function of the
ribosome
83. Nitroglycerine is used as? An explosive
84. Solar Energy is due to the process of?
Fusion reactions
85. In a dry cell battery which are used as
electrolytes?
Ammonium Chloride and
Zinc Chloride
86. Permanent Research Station of India, Dakshin
Gangotri is located at?
Antarctica
87. Which types of waves are used in a night
vision apparatus?
Infrared waves
88. In order to stay over the same spot on the
earth, a geostationary satellite has to be
directly above?
The Equator
89. Water is used to cool the engines of cars,
buses, trucks, etc. It is because water has?
High specific heat
90. Due to contract of eyeball, a long-sighted eye
can o

nly see farther objects which is corrected
by using?
Convex lens
91. Rainwater collected after 30 to 40 minutes of
raining is not suitable for drinking because it
is?
Acidic
92. The refining of petroleum is done by the
process of?
Fractional Distillation
93. If the body covers unequal distance in equal
interval of time, then it is said to be moving
with a?
Variable speed
94. Anything that occupies space and has mass or
weight is called?
Matter
95. Physical quantities which are completely
described by a magnitude (size) alone are
known as?
Scalar quantities
96. The formation of compounds by the union of
elements is called?
Synthesis
97. Study of the abundance and reactions of
chemical elements and molecules in the
universe, and their interaction with radiation is
called?
Astrochemistry
98. The calorific value of fuel is expressed in? Kilojoules per gram
99. Small DNA molecule that is physically separate
from, and can replicate independently of,
chromosomal DNA within a cell
Plasmids
100. Organic compounds prepared from the
hydrocarbons obtained from petroleum and
natural gases are called?
Petrochemicals
101. Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany is located
at?
Lucknow, Uttar
Pradesh
102. Organelles which is known as the power house
of the cells?
Mitochondria
103. Photosynthesis takes place maximum in red
colour and minimum in?
Violet colour
104. Other name of White Blood Cells is? Leukocytes
105. Other name of Red Blood Cells is? Erythrocytes