SPSC Town Officer Municipal Officer Everyday Science MCQs

SPSC Everyday Science MCQs for Town Officer Municipal Officer

Sindh Public Service Commission (SPSC) announced various vacant positions in Sindh Local Government Department.

Vacant Positions includes 300+ Posts of Town Officer and Municipal Officer.

Previously, We uploaded SPSC Town Officer Official Syllabus and SPSC Municipal Officer Official Syllabus.

SPSC Local Government Jobs Syllabus Various subjects and there will be 100 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).

SPSC Town Officer and SPSC Municipal Officer MCQs Test will be from English, Current Affairs, Pakistan Affairs, General Knowledge and Everyday Science.

Today, We will share SPSC Everyday Science Most repeated MCQs from SPSC Past Papers.

As already we started a thread of posts for the IBA Screening Test including Topic Wise MCQs according to IBA Screening Test Syllabus. 

Without wasting the time of our readers, Here are the most repeated SPSC Everyday Science MCQs for SPSC Town Officer MCQs Test and SPSC Municipal Officer MCQs Test.

Most Repeated SPSC Everyday Science MCQs 

For CSS Exams, FPSC Various Post Exams, PPSC Exams, KPSC Tests, BPSC, SPSC, and NTS test preparation, the following Everyday Science MCQs are the most frequently asked questions with answers grouped spatially. 

This collection includes general science MCQs from biology, chemistry, physics, and environmental science. 

These are the most repeated Everyday Science MCQs for SPSC Town Officer MCQs Test and SPSC Municipal Officer MCQs Test.

Q1. Washing Soda is the common name of?Ans: Sodium Carbonate

Q2. The Chemical Name of Laughing gas is?Ans: Nitrous Oxide

Q3. The Cell discovered by?Ans. Robert Hook in 1665

Q4. The Nucleus is discovered by?Ans. Robert Brown in 1831

Q5. The Microscope was discovered by?Ans. Galileo in 1610

Q6. Ball Pen Invented by?Ans. American Scientist Jan Lowd in 1888

Q7. Mercury is also known as? Ans. QuickSilver

Q8. How many legs do butterflies have?Ans. 6 legs and 2 pairs of wings

Q9. The Heart of a Normal adult human being weighs about?Ans. 300 grams

Q10. What is the average adult pulse rate? Ans. 72 – 80

Q11. The Cow’s milk contains how much amount of water in terms of percentage?Ans. 80%

Q12. Instrument to detect the purity of Milk is?Ans. Lactometer

Q13. Radioactivity was First Discovered by?Ans. Madam Curry

Q14. Which gas is commonly used in balloons and airships?Ans. Hydrogen

Q15. Which gas is used in the preparation of soft drinks?Ans. Carbon dioxide

Q16. In blood ‘the percentage of water is?Ans. 90%

Q17. The volume percentage of Nitrogen in the air is?Ans. 78%

Q18. Does air contain the volume of carbon dioxide?Ans. 0.03%

Q19. For water purification we use?Ans. Chlorine

Q20. The human blood is divided into?Ans. 4 groups

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Q21. A Man can Survive without food?Ans. One month

Q22  The muscles, tissues, and blood all are made up of?Ans. Proteins

Q23. What does make the blood look red?Haemoglobinlobin

Q24. The acid used in a Car battery is?Ans. Sulphuric Acid

Q25. The major part of natural gas ‘petroleum and coal’ consist of?Ans. Methane

Q26. The speed of sound is?Ans. 340 metres per second

Q27. During sleep a man’s blood pressure? Ans. Fluctuates

Q28. The smallest plants on the earth are?Ans. Algae

Q29. Who invented the polio vaccine (oral)?Ans. Albert Sabin

Q30. The total volume of blood in a normal human being?Ans. 5-6 litres

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31. Which component of the body works as an energy storage device?

1.  Proteins
2.  Liver
3.  Skin
4.  Fats (Correct Answer)

32. Which imaginary point or line divides the planet Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres?

1.  Axis of rotation
2.  North Pole
3.  Equator
4.  South Pole

33. Deficiency of Vitamin-D results in

1. rickets
2. night blindness
3. scurvy
4. hair fall

34. The planet that moves around the Sun at the highest speed is

1. Jupiter
2. Mercury
3. Venus
4. Mars

Everyday Science MCQS

History:

1. Science is derived from the Latin word “Scientia” which means

a) Reasoning 

b) Logic 

c) Knowledge 

d) Life

2. ____________________are the vertices of the triangle of science.

a) Hypothesis, theory, law 

b) Hypothesis, experiment, procedure

c) Theory, principle, law 

d) Law, experiment, observation.

3. Pythagoras regarded sun, earth,& moon as____________

a) Triangles 

b) Squares 

c) Spheres 

d) Oval

4. Calculus was invented by_____________

a) Al-Khwarizmi 

b) Pythagoras 

c) Isaac Newton 

d) Al. kindi

5. Dispersion of white light into seven different colours as shown by_____________

a) Galileo Galilei b) Issac newton 

c) Al.haitham d) Ibne Sina

6. Who for the first time point out that the path of a projectile would a parabola :

a) Issac Newton 

b) Thomas Edison 

c) Al-Razi 

d) Galileo Galilei

7. Analytical solutions to Quadratic equations were introduced by_____________

a) Al-Khawarzimi 

b) Al-Haitham 

c) Isaac Newton 

d) Pythagoras

8. Theory on Geological formation of metals was given by______________

a) Jabir ibn Haiyan 

b) Al-Razi 

c) Al-biruni 

d) Plato

9. _____________is known as “Father of Pediatrics”.

a) Al-Razi 

b) Ibn-e-Sina 

c) Al-Haitham 

d) Aristotle

10. “ Light travels faster than sound” It was discovered for the first time by____________

a) Al-Biruni 

b) Al-Razi 

c) Al-Haitham 

d) Issac Newton

11. The branch of science which deals with the nature of sound, its production, transmission and effects are called__________

a) Acoustics 

b) Aeronautics 

c) Mechanics 

d) Physics

12. The science of motion and propulsion of rockets, missiles and projectiles are called____________

a) Acoustics 

b) Ballistics 

c) Thermodynamics 

d) Histology

13. Study of energy production in living bodies is called______________

a) Biology 

b) Biomechanics 

c) Bioenergetics 

d) Aerodynamics

14. The study of Deterioration of environment by the activity of living things is called_____________

a) Biofouling 

b) Bioremediation 

c) Biomechanics 

d) Physics

General Science Most Repeated MCQs For all COMPETITIVE EXAMS SPSC PPSC KPSC FPSC BPSC 

15. The science of getting exact copies of desired living organisms, organs, genes or molecules is known 

as_____________

a) Copying 

b) Reproduction 

c) Cloning 

d) Biocopying

16. The study of the creation of the Universe is called_____________

a) Astronomy 

b) Cosmogony 

c) Geology 

d) Geophysics

17. the study of the genetics of cells is called___________

a) Cytogenetics 

b) Genetic engineering 

c) Cytology 

d) Cellular biology

18. ______________showed that the space between galaxies is increasing and the universe is expanding.

a) Issac newton 

b) A. Einstein 

c) Plato 

d) Edwin Hubble

19. According to big Bang theory, Universe came into existence about________ years ago.

a) 15-20 billion 

b) 5-6 billion 

c) 15-20 million 

d) 50-60 billion

20. Our galaxy is __________ in shape.

a) Spherical 

b) Elliptical 

c) Spiral 

d) irregular

21. The study of rearing fine and intelligent human beings through genetics is called ……………………

a) Eugenics 

b) Biotechnology 

c) Cloning 

d) Geneology

22. Branch of mathematics dealing with measurement of the surface of the earth is called …………………

a) Geology 

b) Topology 

c) Geo mathematics 

d) Geodesy

23. Use of Sunbath for the treatment of diseases is called …………………..

a) Sun therapy b) Solar therapy 

c) Heliotherapy d) Radiation therapy

24. Scientific cultivation of fruits, vegetables, flowers and shrubs is called ………………..

a) Agronomy 

b) Botany 

c) Horticulture 

d) Entomology

25. Scientific study of birds is called ………………………..

a) Ornithology 

b) Avian biology 

c) Poultry science 

d) Zoology

26. Pulsar is a neutron star that produces regular pulses of ………………….. radiation.

a) Gamma 

b) Electromagnetic 

c) Microwave 

d) Ultraviolet

27. Globular clusters of the stars contain —————— stars.

a) Few hundred 

b) Several thousand 

c) more than one million 

d) ten million

28. Largest unit of the universe is believed to be ……………………..

a) Galaxy 

b) Stars 

c) Superclusters 

d) Solar system

29. Lunar eclipses are of ———— types.

a) 2 b) 3 c) 4 d) None of the above

30. Solar eclipse can occur only at —————–.

a) Full moon 

b) New moon 

c) Summer season 

d) None of the above