***General Science MCQS***

From
Class 6th Text book
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text book of class 6th
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(1) Cell is the ________ and ________ unit of living organisms.
(A) structural , un structural (B) structural , basic
(C) structural , functional (D) both B and C
(2) The instrument with the help of which we can see those things which cant be
seen with necked eye.
(A) telescope (B) microscope
(C) eye lenses (D) none of theme
(3) The part of microscope which turned to change the magnification of objective
lenze is called
(A) eye piece (B) stage (C) nose piece (D) mirror
(4) Who discover the cell
(A) Robert brown (B) Robert hook (C) Nelson (D) Mandle
(5) The part of a cell which control the movement of material coming into and
going out of the cell is
(A) cell wall (B) cytoplasm (C) cell membrane (D) vacuole
(6) In microscope the area on which a slide is placed is called
(A) course adjustment knob (B) fine adjustment knob
(C) nose piece (D) stage
(7) Robert hook find that the cork was made up of tiny boxes which he called
(A) nucleus (B) cytoplasm (C) cell (D) cell wall
(8) power house of the cell is
(A) nucleus (B) mitochondria (C) cytoplasm (D) vacuole
(9) A unique property of all living cell is
(a) cell division (B) cell multiplication (C) cell production (D) all of them

(10) Our body is composed of

(A) million of cells (B) billion of cells (C) trillion of cells (D) 10 lake
(11) A bacterial cell divide after every
(A) 10 minute (B) 20 minute (C) 30 minute (D) 15 minute
(12) The part of a cell which is involved in cell division is
(A) vacuole (B) centriole (C) chloroplast (D) mitochondria
(13) Amoeba , paramecium , euglena and Chlamydomonas are the example of
(A) unicellular (B) multi cellular (C) some are unicellular but some are multi
cellular (D) none of theme
(14) Euglena swims in water with help of
(A) feet (B) flagellum (C) both A and B (D) hairs
(15) vacuole is a sac like structure which store
(A) photosynthetic material (B) waste material (C) raw material (D) all
(16) The unicellular organism which have no permanent shape is
(A) amoeba (B) euglena (C) Chlamydomonas (D) paramecium
(17) our muscles and blood are example of
(a) cell (b) tissue (C) system (D) organ
18) in stem and branches of plant three are long tubes which combine to make
(A) supporting tissue (B) conducting tissue (C) xylem and phloem (d) both B and C
19) the correct order of digestive system is
(A) mouth-esophagus-small intestine-large intestine-rectum
(B) mouth-stomach-esophagus- small intestine-large intestine-rectum-anus
(C) mouth-esophagus-stomach- small intestine-large intestine-rectum-anus
(d) mouth-esophagus-stomach-large intestine-small intestine-rectum-anus

20) the correct order of respiratory organs is

(a) nasal cavities-pharynx-treacha-larynx-bronchi-lungs
(b) nasal cavities-pharynx-larynx-treacha-bronchi-lungs
(c) nasal cavities-pharynx-treacha-larynx-lungs-bronchi
(d) nasal cavities-tracha-pharynx-larynx-bronchi-lungs
21) respiratory system helps in
(A) production of energy (B) respiration (C) inspiration and exhalation
(D) all of them
22) the function of excretory , nervous and circulatory system is respectively
(A) collect information- remove waste – circulate blood
(B) remove waste – circulate blood – collect information
(c) remove waste – collect information – circulate blood
(D) none of them
23) shoot system of plant consist of
(A) steam (B) branches (C) leaves (D) all of them
24) correct order of multicellular organization is
(A) tissue – organ – organ system – organism
(b) organ – tissue – organ system – organism
(c) cell - organ – tissue – organ system – organism
(D) cell - tissue – organ – organ system – organism
25) brain control the body just like the ______ control activity of the cell
(A) mitochondria (B) cytoplasm (C) nucleus (D) ribosome
26) tiuch,taste,smell,sight,and hearing are
(A) sensory organ (B) senses (B) both A and B (D) accessory organ
27) the outer most layer of eye which protect the inner eye is
(A) choroid (B) retina (C) sclerotic (D) cornea layer
28) in eye the lenze located behind
(A) pupil (b) coria (c) retina (d) iris
29) human ear consist of
(A) tow part (b) three part (C) four part (D) five part
30) in ear the ear canal is a hollow tub that lead to membrane called
(A) ear drum (B) ear pinna (C) funnel (D) cochlea
31) the layer of skin which consist sweet and oil glands , blood vessel , fats , nerve
ending and sensory cell are called
(A) epidermis (B) dermis (C) endodermis (D) none
32)the smallest bone of body is
(A) nasal bone (B) ear bone (C) both A and B (D) none
33) the part of ear which maintain the balance of the body is
(A) inner ear (B) outer ear (C) middle ear (D) ear dose not balance body
34) in sun light skin make important vitamin
(A) vitamin A (B) vitamin B (C) vitamin C (D) vitamin D
35) in each of your fingertip there are about_________ receptors
(A) 1000 (B) 2000 (C) 3000 (D) 4000
36) in nose special cell called receptors are located in the ____ of nostril
(A) lower part (B) upper part (C) middle part (D) in all parts
37) which part of the ear collect the sound wave
(A) pinna (B) ear drum (C) cochlea (D) ear canal
38) the layer of nostril which clean ,warm , and moisten the air is
(A) inner layer (B) outer layer (C) upper layer (D) lower layer
39) vibration in ear produce at
(A) ear canal (B) pinna (C) cochlea (D)ear drum
40) sound is transmitted to brain through
(A) auditory nerve (B) sensory nerve (C) visual nerve (D) none
41) if your nose is at best you can tell the difference between _____ smells
(A) 4000 – 10000 (B) 4000 – 8000 (C) 3000 – 10000 (D) 3000 – 8000
42) the weakest sense out of five senses is
(A) touch (B) taste (C) smell (D) sight
43) we have almost ______ taste buds inside our mouth
(A) 5000 (B) 8000 (C) 10000 (D) 15000
44) the inner ear consist of three semi circular canals and a coiled structure called
(A) cochlea (B) ossicles (C) pinna (D) ear canal
45) in eye behind the cornea a colored area is located called
(A) choroid (B) iris (C) pupils (D) retina
46) inverted image of object formed at
(A) retina (B) eye lens (C) cornea (D) choroid
47) the middle ear is a hollow chamber which contains three tiny bones
(A) cochlea (B) ossicles (C) pinna (D) none
48) the image which is formed in eye are sent to brain through
(A) optic nerve (B) auditory nerve (C) visual nerve (D) none
49) light enter the eye through
(A) cornea (B) retina (C) eye lens (D) choroid
50) in eye sensory cell located on
(A) choroid (B) sclera (C) iris (D) retina
51) in leaf the stomata is located in
(A) upper epidermis (B) lower epidermis (C) upper endodermis (D) mesophyll
52) photosynthetic green pigment (chlorophyll) are located in
(A) epidermis (B) mesophyll (C) endodermis (D) all
53) conducting tissue are lies at
(A) center of mesophyll (B) at right side of mesophyll
(C) at left side of mesophyll (D) does not located at mesophyll
54) in photosynthesis raw material is
(A) glucose + oxygen (B) co2 + water (C) sunlight + chlorophyll (D) all
55) plant prepare their own food in the form of
(A) glucose (B) starch (C) fructose (D) maltose
56) the concentration of CO2 in atmosphere is
(A) 0.03% - 0.05% (B) 0.03% - 0.04% (C) 0.03% - 0.06% (D) 0.03% - 0.06%
57) a sharp increase or decrease in concentration of CO2 _____?
(A) increase photosynthesis (B) decrease photosynthesis
(C) remain constant photosynthesis (D) none of them
58) the broader and flat the leave _______ photosynthesis
(A) more will be (B) less will be (C) does not effect (D) none
59) raw material in respiration is
(A) glucose + CO2 (B) CO2+water (C) glucose + O2 (D) O2+ water
60) waste product of photosynthesis is
(A) glucose + O2 (B) (B) CO2+water (C) glucose + CO2 (D) O2+ water
61) waste product of respiration is
(A) glucose + O2 (B) (B) CO2+water (C) glucose + CO2 (D) O2+ water
62) select the suitable correct reaction of photosynthesis
(A) CO2+H2O ___________________________ C6H12O6+O2
(B) C6H12O6+O2 _______________________________________ CO2+H2O
(C) H2O+ O2 _____________________________ C6H12O6+O2
(D) all are correct
63) plant store food in the form of
(A) glucose (B) starch (C) fructose (D) maltose
64) select the correct reaction of respiration
(A) C6H12O6+O2 _______________________________________ CO2+H2O+
(B) C6H12O6+O2 _______________________________________ CO2+H2O+ energy
(C) H2O+ O2 _____________________________ C6H12O6+O2 + energy
(D) all are correct
65) producer , consumer and decomposer are the component of
(A) biotic component (B) Abiotic component (C) both A and B (D) none
66) the process of photosynthesis depends on
(A) biotic component (B) Abiotic component (C) both A and B (D) does not
depend
67) how many major types of natural environment
(A) 2 (B) 4 (C) 6 (D) 8
68) total rain fall in desert are
(A) 300mm (B) 150mm (C) 250mm (D) 350mm
69) the area where the soil is rich in decompose material and rate of
decomposition is fast
(A) desert (B) rainforest (C) both have same rate (D) aquatic

70) A relation in which one organism feed upon another organism by living on or
in its body is
(A) predation (B) mutualism (C) parasitism (D) all
71) bacteria live in human digestive system is example of
(A) predation (B) mutualism (C) parasitism (D) all
72) who suggest that each element is composed of its own kind of particles
(A) John Dalton (B) Robert boyl (C) Robert Brown (D) Robert Hook
73) Hydrogen , Oxygen exist as single atom is this statement
(A) true (B) false (C) for oxygen true and for hydrogen false
(D) for hydrogen true and for oxygen false
74) in 1661 who suggest the name element for the basic substance
(A) John Dalton (B) Robert boyl (C) Robert Brown (D) Robert Hook
75) the smallest particle of a substance which can exist independently and show
all properties of that particular substance is called
(A) atom (B) element (C) molecule (D) compound
76) the substance which is lustrous , shiny , and opaque are
(A) metal (B) non metal (C) metalloid (D) all
77) which of the following are not the property of metal
(A) they are non ductile (B) they are ductile
(C) they are malleable (D) they are conductor
78) all non metal have dull surface and low density except
(A) graphite (B) diamond (C) Bucky ball (D) all
79) nonmetal cannot pass electricity and heat except
(A) graphite (B) diamond (C) Bucky ball (D) all

80) out of 118 elements how many elements are classified as nonmetal
(A) 20 (B) 30 (C) 112 (D) 92
81) copper and aluminum are used in
(A) electricity (B) utensils (C) both A and B (D) ornaments
82) which of the following is not property of non metals
(A) they are malleable (B) they are non ductile
(C) they are bad conductor (D) they may be solid , liquid , or gas
83) in ring gem which of the following element is used
(A) graphite (B) diamond (C) Bucky ball (D) silver
84) among the nonmetal which element is liquid
(A) bromine (B) carbon (C) phosphorous (D) sulfur
85) graphite is used in
(A) preparation of matches (B) in lead of pencil
(C) used in glass (D) used in electric wires
86) the constitute elements of washing soda is
(A) sodium , hydrogen , carbon , oxygen (B) sodium , carbon , oxygen
(C) carbon , oxygen (D) sodium,carbon,oxygen,hydrogen,chlorine
87) A substance in which the constitute particles keep their original properties are
(A) compound (B) mixture (C) element (D) atoms
88) mixture of different element is called
(A) mixture of elements (B) alloy (C) brass (D) all of them
89) percentage of noble gases in air is
(A) 21% (B) 0.03% (C) 0.9% (D) 0.09%

90) the component gases present in air can be separated by

(A) fractional distillation (B) fractional sublimation
(C) chromatography (D) filtration
91) the method which is used to separate insoluble particles from liquid is
(A) sublimation (B) filtration (C) distillation (D) all
92) in filtration the particles which left behind the filter paper are called
(A) filtrate (B) waste (C) residue (D) all of them
93) the process by which a solid substance change directly to the gaseous state
are
(A) sublimation (B) filtration (C) distillation (D) chromatography
94) which of the following are the causes of CO2
(A) coal , petroleum , natural gas (B) dead bodies
(C) volcano eruption (D) all
95) distillation is a separating technique of
(A) immiscible liquid (B) miscible liquid (C) both A and B (D) gases
96) chromatography technique is used for separating
(A) elements (B) compounds (C) mixtures (D) alloy
97) method of obtaining a pure solvent from solution is
(A) chromatography (B) distillation (C) sublimation (D) filtration
98) the most common and simple technique of chromatography is
(A) column chromatography (B) paper chromatography
(C) both are common (D) none of them
99) A separating technique of mixture used to separate solute from solution
(A) chromatography (B) distillation (C) sublimation (D) filtration

100) the Hight of atmosphere is about

(A) 200km (B) 400km (C) 600km (D) 800km
101) Atmosphere is made up of
(A) 3 layer (B) 4layer (C) 5 layer (D) 6 layer
102) percentage of nitrogen in air is
(A) 78% (B) 21% (C) 76% (D) 75%
103) we live in
(A) stratosphere (B) thermosphere (C) mesosphere (D) troposphere
104) thickness of troposphere is about
(A) 6km (B) 6 mile (C) 7 km (D) 7 mile
105) the layer of atmosphere which block sun heat from earth is
(A) stratosphere (B) thermosphere (C) mesosphere (D) exosphere
106) which of the following is not property of nitrogen
(A) colorless and odorless (B) lighter than air (C) does not burn (D) tasteless
107) animals used nitrogen in the form of
(A) protein (B) carbohydrate (C) lipids (D) all of them
108) oxyacetylene is used in
(A) cutting of metals (B) hospitals (C) welding of metals (D) both A and C
109) which of the following is property of CO2
(A) colorless (B) odorless (C) fairly soluble in water (D) all of them
110) in the preparation of backing and washing soda ____ is used
(A) O2 (B) CO2 (C) N2 (D) Sulphur
111) rare gases or noble gases are chemically
(A) active (B) inactive (C) moderate (D) none
112) among noble gases ________ are present in maximum amount
(A) neon (B) xenon (C) krypton (D) argon
113) mixture of ______ is used for respiration by sea drivers
(A) argon and oxygen (B) neon and oxygen
(C) helium and oxygen (D) xenon and oxygen
114) amount of water vapor near the sea and river are
(A) less than dry places (B) more than dry places
(C) equal to dry places (D) variable

Key
QNO OPTION QNO OPTION QNO OPTION
1 C 20 A 39 D
2 B 21 D 40 A
3 C 22 C 41 A
4 B 23 D 42 B
5 C 24 D 43 C
6 D 25 C 44 A
7 C 26 B 45 B
8 B 27 C 46 A
9 A 28 A 47 B
10 C 29 B 48 A
11 B 30 A 49 A
12 B 31 B 50 D
13 A 32 B 51 B
14 B 33 A 52 B
15 B 34 D 53 A
16 A 35 A 54 B
17 B 36 B 55 A
18 D 37 A 56 B
19 C 38 A 57 B
QNO OPTION QNO OPTION QNO OPTION
58 A 77 A 96 C
59 A 78 B 97 B
60 A 79 A 98 B
61 B 80 A 99 A
62 B 81 C 100 B
63 B 82 A 101 C
64 A 83 B 102 A
65 A 84 A 103 D
66 C 85 B 104 D
67 A 86 B 105 A
68 C 87 B 106 C
69 B 88 D 107 A
70 C 89 C 108 D
71 B 90 A 109 D
72 A 91 B 110 B
73 B 92 C 111 B
74 A 93 A 112 D
75 C 94 D 113 C
76 A 95 B 114 B

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