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EDS Mock Test 1

Total Questions: 40

Total Marks: 40

Total Time: 30 min 0 sec

30:00

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Q1: The model where the Sun was believed to revolve around the Earth was first proposed by which scientist?

Nicolaus Copernicus Ptolemy Galileo Galilei Johannes Kepler

Q2: A submarine works according to which scientific law?

Newton’s First Law Archimedes’ Principle Pascal’s Law Boyle’s Law

Q3: Which of the following is an example of a mineral acid?

Acetic acid Citric acid Sulfuric acid Tartaric acid

Q4: Which is the nearest major galaxy to Earth (outside the Milky Way)?

Milky Way Andromeda Galaxy Triangulum Galaxy Sombrero Galaxy

Q5: Soil erosion is caused by:

Deforestation Residual Mining Leaching

Q6: Taste buds are for:

Digestion Selection/ Taste perception Respiration Safety

Q7: Ice floats on water because:

Ice is denser than water Water is denser than ice It is more viscous than water Ice has more surface tension than water

Q8: Mushrooms belong to which kingdom?

Fungi Plantae Animalia Protista

Q9: Marsupials are mammals that carry and nurse their young in a:

Nest Burrow Pouch Den

Q10: Who formulated the law of gravity?

Albert Einstein Galileo Galilei Isaac Newton Nikola Tesla

Q11: Goitre is caused by the deficiency of which nutrient?

Vitamin D Iodine Iron Calcium

Q12: Which of the following is the fastest growing tree?

Teak Eucalyptus Sal Banyan

Q13: Which of the following elements is liquid at room temperature?

Bromine Silicon Gallium

Q14: The resistance in an object that causes it to resist changes in its motion is called:

Friction Inertia Gravity Momentum

Q15: Deficiency of Vitamin D leads to _______ in children.

Scurvy Rickets Bleeding diathesis Osteoporosis

Q16: What does the medical term Lordosis mean?

Curved neck Swollen joints Hollow back Bent knee

Q17: DNA is the abbreviation of __________.

Decomposednucleic Acid Degeneratenucleic Acid Deoxyribonucleic Acid None

Q18: Common name for Sodium chloride NaCl is?

Baking soda Sugar Salt None

Q19: What is the main purpose of nuclear energy?

To kill the enemy nation To waste the excessive energy To use it as an alternative source of energy To cause mutation for people who are working

Q20: Eugenics is the study of ______?

Water diseases Study of flowers Altering human beings by changing their genetic components Water sports

Q21: Who postulated the law of universal gravitation?

Newton Dalton Einstein None

Q22: Experience to sunlight results in formation of ______?

Vitamin A Vitamin C Vitamin E Vitamin D

Q23: Hydrophobia is a symptom of which of following diseases?

Malaria Cholera AIDS Rabies

Q24: Indigo is large genus of ______?

Trees Shrubs Herbs All of these

Q25: Select the lightest metal:

- a. Lead - b. Lithium - c. Mercury - d. Silver

Q26: The other name of Thrombocytes in blood cells:

- a. RBC - b. WBC - c. Platelets - d. Serum

Q27: Waves commonly utilized in the Night Vision Devices:

- a. Ultra Violet Waves - b. Infra-Red Waves - c. Radio Waves - d. Microwaves

Q28: . Which can be measured by an Odometer?

a. Velocity b. Acceleration c. Pressure d. Distance

Q29: The freezing point of pure water in Fahrenheit is:

a. 0°F b. 18°F c. 32°F d. 47°F

Q30: Average distance between the Earth and the Moon is:

a. 384,400 Km b. 484,400 Km c. 584,400 Km d. 684,400 Km

Q31: The remains or traces of living organisms from the past are named as:

a. Minerals b. Rocks c. Fossils d. Sand

Q32: The blotting paper helps absorb liquids by___.

A. Viscosity B. Capillary action C. Surface tension D. None of these

Q33: In the atmosphere if the temperature is low then the pressure is

A. Low B. High C. Normal D. None of these

Q34: The hardest thing present in a human body is:

A. Dental enamel B. Skull bones C. Ribs D. None of these

Q35: Light takes about______ to reach Earth from the Sun.

A. 8 Seconds B. 8 Minutes C. 17 Seconds D. None of these (8.3 Minutes)

Q36: The respiratory problem common in smokers is:

A. Tuberculosis B. Asthma C. Emphysema D. None of these

Q37: In Pakistan, annually sugar consumption per capita is estimated as:

A. 15kg B. 20kg C. 25kg D. None of these

Q38: The study of stars is known as:

A. Astrology B. Astronomy C. Cosmography D. None of these

Q39: Which one is not a vestigial organ of a human being?

A. Appendix B. Coccyx C. Eyelid D. None of these

Q40: Fibula is a bone found in one of the following parts of the human body.

A. Arm B. Leg C. Skull D. None of these