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NTS General Knowledge Mcqs Part 1
General Knowledge MCQS are given below. Each question have four MCQS. Out of four one is correct. NTS General Knowledge Mcqs are given at the end.
- One-hour difference in local time between two places is equivalent to a difference of —–
(a) 10 longitude (b) 15 longitude (c) 15 latitude (d) 20 latitude - The local time at a place is 6 am when the G.M.T is 3 am the longitude of that place is —–
(a) 45 degrees east (b) 45 degrees west (c) 120 degree east (d) 120 degrees west - Upto about 50 km from the surface of earth the atmosphere consists of approximately —–
(a) 78% oxygen and 21% nitrogen (b) 21% oxygen and 78% nitrogen
(c) 68% oxygen and 32% nitrogen (d) 33% oxygen and 66% nitrogen - Name the instrument used for measuring humidity —–
(a) Barometer (b) Thermometer (c) Hygrometer (d) Hydrometer - Most of the weather phenomena take place in which of the following layers of the atmosphere?
(a) Stratosphere (b) Mesosphere (c) Ionosphere (d) Troposphere - That the earth is rotating on its axis is established by the fact that …..
(a) The Moon and stars move in the sky
(b) The earth experiences day and night
(c) The planetary winds are blowing
(d) The time in different parts of the earth is not the same - Funnel shaped clouds with violent whirl winds are named as —–
(a) Tsunami (b) Cirrus (c) Tornado (d) Stratus - The tropical cyclones often follow the direction of movement from —–
(a) South to north (b) East to west (c) West to east (d) North to South - An upper wind system with very high velocities in the stratosphere is called —–
(a) A cyclone (b) An anticyclone (c) Monsoon (d) Jet stream - The amount of water vapor (grams) in a given volume of air (cubic meter) is known as —–
(a) Specific humidity (b)Relative humidity (c) Vapour Pressure (d) Absolute humidity[su_button url=”https://ntsresults.org/nts-general-knowledge-mcqs-part-2″ style=”flat” background=”#6c0607″ color=”#ffffff” size=”7″ radius=”round” icon=”icon: hand-o-right” icon_color=”#ffffff” text_shadow=”0px 0px 0px #000000″]Click Here For General Knowledge MCQS Part 2[/su_button] - Trade winds of the northern hemisphere below from the north-east to south-west due to —–
(a) Coriolis force (b) Gravitational force (c) Centripetal force (d) None of these - Which country is known as Thunderbolt of Asia?
(a)Bhutan (b) Mongolia (c) China (d)None of these - One of the Country through which equators passes is ?
(a) Malaysia (b) China (c) Malta (d) Pakistan - The depletion of ozone layer has been caused mainly by —–
(a) the deforestation of large area of land
(b) the release of chlorofluoro carbons into the atmosphere
(c) charges in asteroid activity in the solar system
(d) the release of industrial waste - which layer of atmosphere provides ideal conditions for flying aeroplanes ?
(a) Troposphere (b) Stratosphere (c) Ionosphere (d) Exosphere - Through which of the following countries the equator does not pass?
(a) Tanzania (b) Kenya (c) Zaire (d) Uganda - A line on a map joining places of equal monthly or yearly rainfall is called —–
(a) Isobar (b) Isohyet (c) Isotherm (d) Isoneph - The earth revolves around the sun in an elliptical orbit. Its speed —–
(a) Is greatest when it is farthest from the sun
(b) Is greatest when it is closest from the sun
(c) Remains the same at all points on the Orbit
(d) Goes on decreasing continuously - The origin of Earth dates backs to approximately —–
(a) 3.6 billion years
(b) 4.6 billion years
(c) 5.6 billion years
(d) 6.6 billion years - The term “Ecliptic” is used for the —–
(a) Sun with eclipsed
(b) Moon with exlipsed
(c) Sun’s path in the sky during a year
(d) path of earth around the sun - The Sun always rises in the East because —–
(a) It is located in East (b) The Earth rotates from East to West
(c) The Earth rotates from West to East (d) The earth revolves around the sun from west to east - A ship sailing from Vancouver to Tokyo crosses the International Date Line on Wednesday, 8th November. What will be the next date?
(a) Sixth of November (b) Seventh of November (c) Ninth of November (d) Tenth of November - Spring tide occurs when the —-
(a) Earth, Moon and the sun are in a straight line (b) Sun, Earth and the Moon are at right angles to each other
(c) Earth comes near the Sun (d) Earth is away from the sun - Which of the following words explains a narrow strip of land separating two seas and connecting two landmarks?
(a) Isthmus (b) Strait (c) Bay (d) Peninsula - Presence of which gas in the outer most layer of the atmosphere does not allow ultraviolet rays of the sunlight to reach earth?
(a) Helium (b) Ozone (c) Oxygen (d) Chlorine - The Second largest continent (in terms of area) is —–
(a) Asia (b) South America (c) North America (d) Africa - South Pole was discovered by —–
(a) Cabot (b) Robert Peary (c) North America (d) None of these - The dates on which day and night are equal are
(a) 21t March and 24th December
(b) 14th January and 23rd September
(c) 21st March and 23rd September
(d) 14th January and 22nd June - At which place on earth there is always day and night of an equal duration ?
(a) On the tropic of Cancer (b) On the Poles (c) On the tropic of Capricorn (d) On the Equator - A line on a map joining places having equal atmospheric pressure is called —–
(a) Isotherm (b) Isobar (c) Isomeric (d) Isolate - The core of the earth is —–
(a) Of amorphous material (b) A Vacuum (c) Metallic (d) Plastic - The important country close to International Date Line is —–
(a) Malaysia (b) Mauritius (c) New Zealand (d) Surinam - Which of the following towns is situated at the highest altitude?
(a) Lhasa (b) Kathmandu (c) Gar-tole (d) Thimbu - Winter rain in Kashmir is due to —–
(a) South-West monsoon (b) Western disturbances (c) North-East monsoon (d) Local winds - Which is the longest day in the Northern Hemisphere?
(a) 20th June
(b) 21st June
(c) 22nd December
(d) 23rd December - Equinox refers to —–
(a) The Area near the Equator
(b) A kind of pox affecting horses
(c) Lines connecting points of equal altitude
(d) Two Periods in the year when the days and nights are equal - The tide at its maximum height is known as —–
(a) Tsunami (b) Spring tide (c) Equinoxes (d) Neap tide - Where is the coldest place in the World situated?
(a) England (b) Greenland (c) Russia (d) Antartica - Which place in the World has the least rainfall?
(a) Africa (b) Thar (c) Mountain Everest (d) Pamir - The International Date Line is an imaginary line extending from pole along the places on the earth’s surface and lies along the —–
(a) 0 meridian (b) 45 meridian (c) 90 meridian (d) 180 meridian - The sped of the rotation of the earth is the highest —–
(a) Along the Equator
(b) Along the tropic Cancer
(c) Along the Arctic Circle
(d) At the North Pole - ‘Flash Point’ term is related with the —–
(a) Study of water (b) Study of Climate (c) Study of Dew drops (d) Study of rocks - About 50% of the World population is concentrated between the latitudes of
(a) 5°N and 20°N
(b) 20°N and 40°N
(c) 40°N and 60°N
(d) 20°S and 40°S - The time at any point on the earth’s surface calculated when the sun reaches its highest position in the sky is known as—
(a) Local Time (b) Sidereal Time (c) Solar Time (d) Standard Time - What will be the time at a place situated at 70°W when it is 4 pm at a place situated at 35° E ?
(a) 5 pm (b) 8 pm (c) 11 am (d) 9 am - When the local time is 12:00 noon and the time at Greenwich Meridian is 8:00 am the local latitude is —–
(a) 60° east (b) 60° west (c) 45° west (d) 45° east - The Captain of Pakistan Cricket team which defeated England at the Oval in 1954 was —–
(a) Fazal Mehmood
9b) Hanif Muhammad
(c) Abdul Hafeez Kardar
(d) Khan Muhammad - In the Troposphere, the normal lapse rate, i-e the decrease in temperature with height is of he order of —–
(a) 1°C for 155 meters
(b) 1°C for 160 meters
(c) 1°C for 165 meters
(d) 1°C for 170 meters - Blind Dolphins are found in
(a) Ganges River (b) Nile River (c) Yangtze River (d) None - In which one of the following positions does the Earth revolve at a faster rate around the sun?
(a) Summer Solstice 9b) Winter Solstice (c) Autumnal Equinox (d) Vernal Equinox
Answers
1_b 2_a 3_b 4_c 5_d
6_b 7_c 8_c 9_ d 10_d
11_ a 12_a 13_a 14_b 15_a
16_a 17_b 18_ b 19_b 20_c
21_c 22_d 23_a 24_a 25_b
26_d 27_ c 28_ c 29_ d 30_ b
31_c 32_ c 33_ a 34_ b 35_ b
36_ d 37_ b 38_ d 39_ a 40_ d
41_ d_42_ b 43_ d 44_a 45_ 4
46_ a 47_ c 48_ c 49_ a 50_ d