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BIOLOGY MCQs (Most Repeated)
Cell Biology & Genetics
Q1. Protein is synthesized in:
- a) Nucleus
- b) Ribosomes ✓
- c) Golgi Apparatus
- d) Mitochondria
Q2. Bowman’s capsule surrounds the:
- a) Nephron
- b) Tubule
- c) Collecting Duct
- d) Glomerulus ✓
Q3. The main decomposers in the ecosystem are:
- a) Fungi
- b) Bacteria ✓
- c) Worms
- d) Insects
Q4. The word “Biology” is a:
- a) Latin Word
- b) English Word
- c) Greek Word ✓
- d) French Word
Q5. Biology is the study of:
- a) Non-living Things
- b) Chemical Reactions
- c) Living Things ✓
- d) Environment
Q6. Amoeba moves with the help of:
- a) Cilia
- b) Pseudopodia ✓
- c) Contractile Vacuole
- d) Flagella
Q7. Bacteria move with the help of:
- a) Pseudopodia
- b) Cilia
- c) Pili
- d) Flagella ✓
Q8. The micro organism used in the baking industry is:
- a) Bacteria
- b) Fungi
- c) Mold
- d) Yeast ✓
Q9. The organisms that do not have backbone in their bodies are called:
- a) Amphibians
- b) Vertebrates
- c) Mammals
- d) Invertebrates ✓
Q10. Mammals give birth to young ones and the mother feeds the babies with her:
- a) Milk ✓
- b) Food
- c) Water
- d) Blood
Human Anatomy & Physiology
Q11. Strongest wall of the HEART is:
- a) Right Atrium
- b) Right Ventricle
- c) Left Ventricle ✓
- d) Left Atrium
Q12. CORTEX has __________ lobes:
- a) Four ✓
- b) Five
- c) Two
- d) Three
Q13. Water absorption in plants by pressure is known as:
- a) Root Pressure
- b) Turgor Pressure ✓
- c) Diffusion Pressure
- d) Osmotic Pressure
Q14. Plant needs __________ types of nutrient light for photosynthesis:
- a) One
- b) Three ✓
- c) Four
- d) Two
Q15. Who invented the Vaccine?
- a) Edward Jenner ✓
- b) Robert Koch
- c) Louis Pasteur
- d) Alexander Fleming
PHYSICS MCQs (Most Repeated)
Q16. The number of base units (SI) are:
- a) Five
- b) Six
- c) Seven ✓
- d) Eight
Q17. Newton is a __________ unit:
- a) Fundamental
- b) Derived ✓
- c) Scalar
- d) SI Base
Q18. The S.I. unit of intensity of light is:
- a) Lumen
- b) Lux
- c) Watt
- d) Candela ✓
Q19. The path followed by the projectile is called:
- a) Arc
- b) Trajectory ✓
- c) Parabola
- d) Curve
Q20. Which rays have the shortest wavelength?
- a) X-Rays
- b) Ultraviolet Rays
- c) Infrared Rays
- d) Gamma Rays ✓
Q21. Rain water drops are spherical due to:
- a) Capillarity
- b) Adhesion
- c) Surface Tension ✓
- d) Viscosity
Q22. Light year is a unit of:
- a) Time
- b) Distance ✓
- c) Speed
- d) Energy
Q23. Radian is used to measure:
- a) Angle ✓
- b) Distance
- c) Area
- d) Length
Q24. Speed is NOT a __________ quantity:
- a) Scalar
- b) Physical
- c) Vector ✓
- d) Fundamental
Q25. Newton is used to measure:
- a) Work
- b) Force ✓
- c) Pressure
- d) Energy
Q26. The rotational effect of a force on a body around an axis of rotation is described in terms of:
- a) Energy
- b) Moment of Force ✓
- c) Power
- d) Work
Q27. The S.I. unit of electricity (energy) is:
- a) Volt
- b) Joule ✓
- c) Coulomb
- d) Ampere
Q28. In motion of satellites, the necessary centripetal force is provided by:
- a) Gravitational Force ✓
- b) Coulomb’s Force
- c) Magnetic Force
- d) Nuclear Force
Q29. The branch of physics that deals with properties of gravity is known as:
- a) Dynamics
- b) Statics
- c) Field Theory ✓
- d) Mechanics
CHEMISTRY MCQs (Most Repeated)
Q30. CNG stands for:
- a) Compressed Nitrogen Gas
- b) Compressed Neutral Gas
- c) Compressed Natural Gas ✓
- d) Condensed Natural Gas
Q31. BF₃ is NOT a:
- a) Base ✓
- b) Salt
- c) Acid
- d) Oxide
Q32. Which gas is used in cigarette lighters?
- a) Methane
- b) Ethane
- c) Propane
- d) Butane ✓
Q33. Benzene is a good solvent for:
- a) Water
- b) Fats, Resins, Iodine ✓
- c) Sugars
- d) Proteins
Q34. The unit of the rate constant (K) is the same as the rate of reaction in:
- a) First Order Reaction
- b) Zero Order Reaction ✓
- c) Third Order Reaction
- d) Second Order Reaction
Q35. Who discovered the atom?
- a) John Dalton ✓
- b) Niels Bohr
- c) J. Thomson
- d) Albert Einstein
Tip: Chemistry questions are mainly FSc-level — focus on periodic table, reactions, acids/bases, and organic basics.
ENGLISH MCQs (Most Repeated)
Synonyms & Antonyms
Q36. Synonym of “Atone” is:
- a) Ignore
- b) Mend ✓
- c) Damage
- d) Break
Q37. Synonym of “Doubt” is:
- a) Certainty
- b) Suspicious ✓
- c) Belief
- d) Confidence
Q38. Synonym of “Demise” is:
- a) Birth
- b) Death ✓
- c) Happiness
- d) Success
Q39. Antonym of “Barbarian” is:
- a) Calm ✓
- b) Wild
- c) Savage
- d) Cruel
Grammar & Sentence Completion
Q40. Which sentence is correct?
- a) She can sings beautifully.
- b) She can sing beautifully. ✓
- c) She can singing beautifully.
- d) She can sang beautifully.
Q41. Although he is blind but he is good ______ calculations:
- a) On
- b) In ✓
- c) With
- d) At
Q42. Maria is waiting for you ______ morning:
- a) From
- b) Since ✓
- c) For
- d) By
Q43. Asma ______ lots of junk food:
- a) Eat
- b) Eating
- c) Eats ✓
- d) Eaten
Q44. There is direct link between value and price so the manager should ______ the price:
- a) Raise ✓
- b) Rise
- c) Arise
- d) Risen
Tip: English section tests synonyms, antonyms, prepositions, subject-verb agreement, and tenses.
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE MCQs (Most Repeated)
International Organizations
Q45. Headquarters of UNO (United Nations Organization) is located in:
- a) Geneva
- b) Paris
- c) New York ✓
- d) Vienna
Q46. Headquarters of FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) is in:
- a) Vienna
- b) Rome ✓
- c) Paris
- d) Geneva
Q47. Headquarters of WHO (World Health Organization) is in:
- a) Rome
- b) Geneva ✓
- c) New York
- d) Brussels
Q48. The abbreviation “IAEA” stands for:
- a) International Atomic Energy Agency ✓
- b) International Association for Environmental Affairs
- c) International Agricultural and Economic Agency
- d) International Alliance for Energy Administration
Pakistan General Knowledge
Q49. The first TV station in Pakistan was set up at Lahore on:
- a) Nov 26, 1962
- b) Nov 26, 1963
- c) Nov 26, 1964 ✓
- d) Nov 26, 1965
Q50. The first Space Satellite of Pakistan was launched in:
- a) 1985
- b) 1988
- c) 1990 ✓
- d) 1992
Q51. The first Lady Major General in Pakistan was:
- a) Rabia Malik
- b) Dr. Shahida Malik ✓
- c) Shazia Anwar
- d) Nusrat Jahan
VERBAL INTELLIGENCE — KEY PATTERNS
Verbal Intelligence (84 Qs / 30 mins) tests your speed & reasoning. Common question types:
Analogies (Word Relationships) — e.g. Doctor : Hospital :: Teacher : ?
Odd One Out — identify word that does not belong to the group
Synonyms & Antonyms — vocabulary questions
Sentence Completion — fill in the blank using context
Number/Letter Series — identify the pattern and next term
Blood Relations — e.g. “Pointing to a woman, Tom said: She is the daughter of my grandfather’s only child”
Q) Epinephrine (also known as adrenaline) is secreted by the:
Ans: adrenal glands
Q) The product of the number of turns of a coil and the magnetic flux through the coil is called
Ans: flux linkage.
Q) It is given by the formula:
Flux Linkage=N×Φ
where N is the number of turns and Φ is the magnetic flux.
Q) Which bacterium is a major risk factor for developing peptic ulcers?
Ans: Helicobacter pylori
Q) In a SN2 reaction which nucleophile is used.
Ans: Strong Nucleophilic
Q) Bond between monosaccharides:
Ans: Monosaccharides are joined together to form larger carbohydrates through glycosidic bonds.
Q) The membrane surrounding a vacuole is called the:
Ans: Tonoplast
Q) What is the mass of 2.5 moles of calcium fluoride?
Ans: 195 grams
Q) Biological fixation occurred through?
Ans: Atmospheric nitrogen is reduced to ammonia by using an enzyme called nitrogenase.
Q) Rocks are ……. components of an ecosystem.
Ans: non-living
Q) FSL help in?
Ans: Improves the lives of the most vulnerable by ensuring food security and sustainable development.
Q) The normal fasting blood glucose level in humans ranges from:
Ans: 70 to 110 mg/dL (3.9 to 6.1 mmol/L).
Q) Which disorder among the following is due to autoimmune system?
Ans: Rheumatoid arthritis
Q) Primary function of waxes?
Ans: Preventing water loss
Q) The slope of a velocity-time graph gives the ?
Ans: Acceleration.
Q) Equilibrium is established by the:
Ans: Concentration of reactants and products.
Q) HCN (hydrogen cyanide) undergoes:
Ans: Nucleophilic addition reactions
Q) Mass spectrometers are primarily used to determine:
Ans: The mass-to-charge ratio of a molecule.
Q) Centripetal force acts on :
Ans: An object moving in a
circular path to keep it on that path.
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