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1 SSC MTS EXAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

1.1 Physical geography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1.2 Indian geography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
1.3 World geography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
1.4 Indian Economy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273
1.5 General Economics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 326
1.6 Indian History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337
1.7 World History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
1.8 Indian Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 540
1.9 Indian Culture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 557
1.10 Indian Polity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 587
1.11 Physics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 608
1.12 Chemistry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 722
1.13 Biology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 845
1.14 Computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 962
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1.1 Physical geography
1. What is an archipelago? C. alluvial plain
A. Scattered islands surrounded by an ex- D. coast line
panse of water.
5. Identify the factors that influence CLIMATE
B. An island with water on 3 sides.
A. Equator
C. A supercontinent
B. Wind
D. A subcontinent
C. Latitude
2. Geographically Tamil Nadu is divided into D. Longitude
five E. Ocean Currents
A. Plain region
6. In the savanna of West Africa,
B. Hilly region
A. there is frequent rain year-round.
C. Physical division
B. there is a dry climate year-round.
D. none of above
C. there is little plant or animal life.
3. Which is the highest peak in India. D. there is a wet season and a dry sea-
A. Mt.Everest son.

B. Mt.Godwin Austin 7. Five large lakes located between the

United States and Canada containing the
C. Nanda Devi
largest surface area of fresh water in the
D. none of above world
4. Which of the following separates South A. Atlantic Ocean
Asia from the rest of Asia? B. Great Lakes
A. oceans C. Lake Lanier
B. mountains D. Gulf of Mexico

1. A 2. C 3. B 4. B 5. B 5. C 5. E 6. D 7. B 8. A
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8. Capital of Hungary 13. Which river flows into Lake Geneva?

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B. Prague B. Rhone
C. Volga
C. Kyiv
D. Oder
D. Helsinki
14. What crops do not grow in the coastal re-
9. Which physical feature is found in the cen- gions of the EM?
tral part of the United States? A. Olives
A. The Great Plains B. Potatoes
B. The Great Basin C. Grapes
C. The Great Lakes D. Citrus fruit

D. The Great Valley 15. What are the major food crops of South-
east Asia? Check all that apply.
10. Which of the following are NOT examples A. millet
of movement
B. tea
A. goods moved by railroad C. rice
B. people taking a ferry boat to work D. dates
C. The little chapel and park in Lebanon, 16. Separates Great Britain from France. Is a
Kansas is the geographical center of the busy route for shipping transportation on
contiguous United States it and car and train travel under it
D. Jim from USA explaining to Bob from A. Rhine River
England about the rules of American Foot-
B. Westerlies
ball
C. Alpine Mountains
11. What is the name for a group of islands, D. English Channel
like the many islands that exist in the
Mediterranean Sea? 17. What is another term for absolute loca-
tion?
A. Antilles
A. Specific
B. Archipelago B. General
C. Alps C. Relative
D. Appalachians D. none of above

12. what is fjord 18. Which river is nicknamed “China’s Sor-

row” because of the numerous floods and
A. hills and mountains loss of life?
B. seas and oceans A. Huang He (Yellow)
C. a narrow inlet of the sea set between B. Ganges
high rocky cliffs C. Mekong
D. farmland and crops D. Chang Jiang (Yangtze)

9. A 10. C 11. B 12. C 13. B 14. B 15. B 15. C 16. D 17. A 18. A 19. C
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19. What is erosion? C. delta

A. Digging for mineral resources D. fishing fleet
B. Raising biological resources 25. One reason reason for the warm and cold
C. When soil breaks apart and is swept seasons on earth.
away A. the amount of carbon dioxide present
D. When the continental shelf shifts in the atmosphere

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A. Something that connects a river and a C. The tidal pull of the moon
mountain D. the distance between Earth and the
B. A natural route across a mountain sun
peak 26. What is the name of the mountain range
C. The name of a Himalayan Glacier on the Eastern side of the United States?
D. None of these A. Rocky Mountains

21. What natural vegetation is not found in B. Sierra Madre

EM? C. Appalachian Mountains
A. Oaks D. Atlas Mountains
B. Confiers 27. removal of trees from an area of land
C. Aspara A. desertification
D. Wildfowers B. deforestation
22. The Caucasus Region is located between C. harmattan
the Sea and the Sea. D. oasis
A. Caspian & Black
28. What threatens the Amazon Rain Forest?
B. Black & Mediterranean
A. lack of rain
C. Baltic and Red
B. native wild life
D. Baltic & Volga
C. deforestation
23. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince D. soil exhaustion
Edward Island, and Newfoundland &
Labrador are part of a region called the 29. Capital of Ukraine
A. Prairie Provinces A. Kyiv
B. Northern Lands B. Oslo
C. Atlantic Provinces C. Riga
D. Quebec & Ontario D. Helsinki

24. Which term describes an area where fish 30. Which of the following countries is not in-
come to feed in huge numbers? cluded in the Western Uplands?
A. fishery A. Norway
B. archipelago B. Italy

20. D 21. C 22. A 23. C 24. A 25. B 26. C 27. B 28. C 29. A 30. B 31. A
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A. TROPICAL EVERGREEN
31. The Sahara Desert is located in
B. TROPICAL DECIDUOUS
A. North Africa
C. MANGROVE
B. North Asia
D. MONTANE TEMPERATE
C. North America
D. Northern Europe 38. Which of the following physical features
is located in northern China and southern
32. What type of boundaries did you notice on Mongolia?
the map of Southern Africa?
A. Himilaya Mountains
A. geometric
B. Yellow River
B. natural
C. Gobi Desert
C. normal
D. Taklimakan Desert
D. oblong
39. Lines of longitude are also called
33. Most Australians speak what language?
A. Date Lines
A. English
B. Nothing
B. Australian
C. Lines of Latitude
C. Italian
D. Meridians
D. Portuguese
40. Europe is located in what hemisphere?
34. land suitable for growing crops
A. Northern
A. nomad
B. Southern
B. arable
C. cash crop C. Eastern

D. drought D. Western

35. Canada’s highest mountain 41. The name Ayers Rock came from where?
A. Canadian Shield A. Australians
B. Mount Logan B. Europeans
C. Rocky Mountains C. French
D. a D. Brazilians

36. Which of the following are not ranges of 42. Which of the following was formed by two
the Himalayas? plates colliding in South Asia?
A. Zazkar Range A. Ganges Delta
B. Dhalua Dhara Range B. Himalaya Mountains
C. Mahakush Range C. Deccan Plateau
D. Bolan Range D. Thar Desert

32. B 33. A 34. B 35. B 36. B 36. C 36. D 37. B 38. C 39. D 40. A 41. B
42. B 43. A
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43. Japan has A. Pyrenees

A. limited farmland and poor soil for agri- B. Balkan
culture.
C. Apennines
B. excellent soil and large amounts of
D. Alps
farmland.
C. large farms within urban areas. 49. Which is the longest river of India
D. many huge farms that produce a vari- A. Brahmaputra

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ety of crops.
B. yamuna
44. Followers of this religion worship in a C. Godavari
mosque.
D. None of the above
A. Christianity
B. Islam 50. in short supply
C. Judaism A. arid
D. none of above B. sahel
C. cash crop
45. afforestation means de-plantation of tress
A. true D. scarcity

B. false-erosion means de-plantation of 51. What is Human Geography?

trees
A. the distribution of populations and re-
C. false-afforestation means plantation sources, land use, and industries
of trees
B. branch of geography dealing with how
D. false-deforestation means plantation human activity affects or is influenced by
of tress the earth’s surface
46. Which hemisphere(s) do we live in? C. branch of geography dealing with nat-
ural features and processes.
A. Western
D. the study of Continents and Oceans
B. Northern
C. both of these 52. What is the capital of Cambodia?
D. none of above A. Beijing
47. Which of these 2 different government B. Angkor Wat
styles allows citizens to vote C. Ho chi Minh City
A. democracy D. Phnom Penh
B. republic
53. A monsoon is
C. both of these vote
A. a summer storm.
D. none of above
B. a seasonal wind.
48. What mountain ranges are located in
C. a drop in temperature.
Northern Italy, Switzerland, Austria, and
France. D. a winter cold spell.

44. B 45. C 46. C 47. C 48. D 49. D 50. D 51. A 52. D 53. B 54. A
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C. Prime Meridian B. Anaimalai
D. Equator C. Cardamom Hills
55. Soil and plants. Which area of geography D. none of above
does this fall under?
A. Physical Geography 61. MARINA BEACH IS THE LONGEST
B. Human Geography BEACH IN THE WORLD

C. Neither A. 2nd
D. Both B. 3rd
56. A way of living in which people herd do- C. 4th
mesticated goats, sheep, and cattle and
D. 5th
live a life on the move to find food and
water
62. What mountain range separates the
A. Hunters and Gatherers Liberian Peninsula from France.
B. Traditional Agriculture
A. Alps Mts.
C. Pastoralism
B. Pyrenees Mts.
D. Nomadic Herding
C. Carpathian Mts.
57. What causes earthquakes and volcanoes?
D. Balkan Mts.
A. The moon’s pull on Earth
B. Solar Flares 63. Evaporation, condensation, and precipita-
C. Plate Movement tion all take place in which of the four
spheres?
D. Earth’s tilt
A. Biosphere
58. Which physical feature is a huge region rich
in minerals, trees, and water but is not B. Lithosphere
good for farming?
C. Hydrosphere
A. The Hudson Bay
D. Hemisphere
B. The St. Lawrence River
C. The Canadian Shield 64. TIRPARAPPU, KAAALIKESAN, ULAKKAI
D. The Rocky Mountains AND VATTAPARAI WATER FALLS ARE
FOUND IN
59. Where is the Thar Desert located?
A. KANYA KUMARI
A. West of the Ganges River
B. MADURAI
B. East of the Indus River
C. West of the Indus River C. TIRPPUR
D. East of the Ganges River D. NAMAKKAL

55. A 56. D 57. C 58. C 59. B 60. B 61. A 62. B 63. C 64. A 65. B
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65. Deposition means B. Bioshpere

A. Wearing away of land by rivers, sea, C. Hydrosphere
ice, and wind. D. Atmosphere
B. Laying down of material that has been
71. Countries that wanted help from the US in
carried by rivers, glaciers, and the sea.
setting up democratic governments were
C. Natural features formed by rivers, the given money and aid through the
sea, ice, and volcanoes.
A. Scheiffen Plan

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D. none of above
B. The Game Plan
66. physical barrier like a mountain or river C. The Marshmallow Plan
that separates to places D. The Marshall Plan
A. border
72. What is a plateau?
B. boundary
A. A steep, rugged elevation
C. plain
B. A plain that sits high above sea level
D. monotheistic
C. An upward slope that is less steep and
67. This was created when the earth’s crust rugged
moved millions of years ago. It also cre- D. Low lying area surrounded by moun-
ated the Great Dividing Range. This phys- tains
ical feature is a part of the Pacific Ocean.
What is its name? 73. What type of Government does USA have
A. Coral Sea A. Republic

B. Ayers Rock B. Monarchy

C. Dictatorship
C. Great Victoria Desert
D. Theocracy
D. Great Barrier Reef
74. How does wind abrasion work?
68. an administrative unit similar to a state
A. Sediment is attaches to water features
A. province
B. Wind-blown sediment strikes a sur-
B. territory face and scratches it
C. shield C. Wind blows large chunks of rock onto
D. none of above a surface.

69. Which term refers to seasonal winds? D. Sediment falls off of a surface on its
own without any outside action
A. Tsunami
75. Located north of Western Europe. Con-
B. Typhoon
tains large oil & natural gas reserves and
C. Monsoon has been significant for trade and fishing.
D. Coriolis Effect A. English Channel
70. Which Physical Subsystem contains all of B. North Sea
Earth’s Water? C. Central Uplands
A. Lithosphere D. Mediterranean Sea

66. B 67. A 68. A 69. C 70. C 71. D 72. B 73. A 74. B 75. B 76. A
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B. Paris
B. Yellow, Yangtze, Grand Canal
C. Prague
C. Tigris, Euphrates, Indus
D. Copenhagen
D. Yellow, Yangtze, Volga
77. Physical Geography is the study of
83. Which of the following describes the cli-
A. the natural earth
mates of low latitudes?
B. physical human bodies A. warm summers and warm winters
C. religion B. cold summers and cold winters
D. how people live C. cool summers and warm winters
78. Oldest fold mountain ranges in India are .. D. cold summers and cold winters
A. Vindhyas 84. Which of the following rivers is not found
B. Himalayas in the Northern European Plain?
C. Deccan A. Oder
D. Western Ghats B. Rhone
C. Rhine
79. an area that includes Laos, Cambodia,
Vietnam and Myanmar D. Vistula

A. Malay archipelago 85. The northernmost point in India is

B. Malay pennisula A. Indira Col
C. Indochina pennisula B. Kanyakumari
D. Brunei C. Indira point
D. none of above
80. This is a narrow strip of land that connects
two larger land areas 86. What effect causes rain shadow?
A. Island A. Orographic Effect
B. Continent B. Water Cycle
C. Peninsula C. Tradewinds
D. Isthmus D. Ocean Currents
81. Another word for “always changing” that 87. what are routes for water transportation
we use to describe the earth is known as?
A. dynamic A. Nation airways
B. mysterious B. New ways
C. cyclical C. National ways
D. none of above D. Nationals waterways

77. A 78. A 79. C 80. D 81. A 82. A 83. A 84. B 85. A 86. A 87. D 88. B
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88. You need to look at this in order to know 94. The starting point of Himalayas is outside
what the symbols on a map mean: India from
A. Map scale A. Tajikistan
B. Map Key B. Kashmir
C. Grid C. Afghanistan
D. none of above D. Pakistan

89. A narrow sea between Great Britain and 95. He used direct observations and primary

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France measurements to present some new ideas
concerning geographic knowledge?
A. Mediterranean Sea
A. Strabo
B. Rhine River
B. Ibn Batuta
C. Danube River
C. Varenius
D. English Channel
D. Kant
90. A photo taken from an aircraft or satellite
is called a(n): 96. Air pollution caused by factories. Which
area of geography does this fall under?
A. satellite
A. Physical Geography
B. HD photo
B. Human Geography
C. Aerial Photograph
C. Neither
D. none of above
D. Both
91. Which mountain range includes Mt. Ever-
97. This mountain chain lies in Russia and
est, the highest mountain in the world?
forms a natural dividing line between Eu-
A. Andes Mountains rope and much of Asia.
B. Alps A. The Alps
C. Himalayan Mountains B. The Apennines
D. Ural Mountains C. The Rockies
92. Following World War II, which country ex- D. The Urals
perienced a dramatic change in terms of its 98. Australia is the biggest country of the
political boundaries? world
A. Spain A. 1st
B. Denmark B. 2nd
C. Italy C. 4th
D. Germany D. 6th
93. The capital of India is 99. incapable of being avoided or evaded
A. Islamabad A. feature
B. New Delhi B. inevitable
C. Kabul C. grazing
D. Dhaka D. seismic

89. D 90. C 91. C 92. D 93. B 94. A 95. C 96. D 97. D 98. D 99. B
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100. Identify a rare natural resource located 106. How long is the Russian Plain?
along the Spanish Pyrenees that is useful A. 1, 000 Miles
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A. hydroelectricity
C. 750 Miles
B. chaparral
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101. This region is located along the coastline A. ANAIMALAI
of the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean
B. NILGIRS
A. Basin
C. CARDAMOM HILLS
B. Lowland
D. MAHENDRAGIRI
C. Steppe
D. Savanna 108. Due to its location, the predominant cli-
mates of South America are
102. Which country is an archipelago? A. steppe and desert.
A. China B. humid subtropical and marine west
B. Mongolia coast
C. Japan C. tropical wet and tropical wet/dry.
D. Taiwan D. Mediterranean and humid continental.
103. Canada shares 4 out of 5 of these lakes 109. In which of the following climate zones
with the Unites States do giant pandas live?
A. the Great Lakes A. the tundra
B. Lake Winepeg B. the highlands
C. St. Lawrence Seaway C. the coniferous forest
D. none of above D. the deciduous forest
104. At present there are districts in Tamil 110. Why might the Mediterranean Sea be
Nadu. very populated?
A. 25 A. Abundant deer
B. 36 B. Trees keep the sun out
C. 37 C. It’s near water
D. 47 D. Vegetables are here
105. Peninsula located in northern Europe and 111. It is composed of Whales, Scotland, Eng-
bordered by a section of the Arctic Ocean land, and Northern Ireland
A. Italy A. The Bosporus and Dordanelles
B. Scandinavian Peninsula B. United Kingdom
C. Spain C. Russia
D. Iberian Peninsula D. Spain

100. C 101. B 102. C 103. A 104. C 105. B 106. A 107. B 108. C 109. D 110. C
111. B 112. B
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112. How much does the Syrian desert take up C. Coal

Jordan’s territory? D. Iron
A. 1/10
118. a body of land completely surrounded by
B. 4/5
water
C. 3/5
A. mountain
D. 2/8
B. hill
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C. island
island Southeast Asia
D. mesa
A. Thailand
B. Malaysia 119. What issue in SE Asia is shrinking the nat-
C. Brunei ural habitats of many animal species?

D. Singapore A. civil war

B. deforestation
114. The greater the number of different
species of animals and plants in an envi- C. invasive species
ronment, the greater the A.biodiversity of D. lack of health care
the environment.
A. biodiversity of the environment 120. This ocean brings rain and mild temper-
atures to western Canada and provides a
B. elevation of the region
trade route to the west and is home to im-
C. distance of the environment from the portant Canadian fisheries
Equator
A. Arctic Ocean
D. precipitation in the climate
B. Pacific Ocean
115. Nothern plains of India also known as C. Atlantic Ocean
(choose two correct answers)
D. none of above
A. Indo-Yamuna plains
B. great plains of India 121. Natural resource that the environment
continues to supply as it is used
C. Bhramaputra plains
D. Indo-Gangetic plain A. Physical Resources
B. Natural Resources
116. What affects climate?
C. Non-renewable Resources
A. The distance from the equator.
D. Renewable Resources
B. The distance from the planets.
C. The distance from the moon. 122. Which Great Lake is not shared between
D. none of above the U.S. and Canada?
A. Lake Michigan
117. Russia is the world’s largest exporter of
what? B. Lake Eerie
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123. Capital of Finland 129. What is a narrow strip of land connecting

A. Helsinki two larger land areas?

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C. London B. Continental Shelf
D. Berlin C. Plateau
124. The Jabal has vegetation D. Isthmus
A. al-akhdar 130. He calculated the equatorial circumfer-
B. al-akhbar ence to be 40, 233 kilometers using simple
C. al-khali geometric?
D. none of above A. Herodotus
B. Aristotle
125. The rapids and gorges of rivers in the
make them unsuitable for navigation but C. Karl Marx
ideal for hydropower. D. Eratosthenes
A. Himalaya
B. Western Ghats 131. What causes Patagonia to be dry, barren,
and windy?
C. Eastern Ghats
A. the Santa Ana winds
D. Vindhya Range
B. the rain shadow effect caused by the
126. An underwater plain that borders a con- Andes
tinent
C. its proximity to the Equator
A. Trench
D. the Coriolis effect coming from the At-
B. Continental Shelf lantic Ocean
C. Tundra
D. Isthmus 132. In order to gain loyal followers, kings
would have to buy loyalty with which of
127. What term refers to the description of an the following?
area? (ex. Eiffel Tower in France, Grand A. horses
Canyon in Arizona)
B. suits of armor
A. Region
B. Place C. access to the castle

C. Location D. grants of land called fiefs

D. Interaction 133. The climate zone that is in the southeast
128. What term refers to the spread of people, of the United States with long muggy sum-
goods, and ideas? mers and mild winters is referred to as

A. Movement A. Arctic
B. Place B. Tropical
C. Region C. Humid sub tropical
D. Location D. subarctic

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134. What geographical feature is MOST as- 140. Which physical feature is located in East
sociated with the distribution of major Africa?
cities? A. Great Rift Valley
A. Mountains B. Congo Basin
B. Diversity C. Cape of Good Hope
C. Rivers D. Sahara
D. Oceans
141. The landscape of British Columbia is sim-

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135. The areas are the most populated. ilar to that of the United States.
A. Central A. southwestern
B. Desert B. northeastern
C. Underwater C. southeastern
D. Coastal D. northwestern

136. Explain “China’s Sorrow”. 142. What regions best support natural vege-
tation?
A. People dying from environmental is-
sues like air pollution A. Urban regions

B. People dying from famine B. Arid regions

C. Grassland regions
C. People dying from floods
D. Coastal regions
D. People dying from war
143. is the most common trigger of a land-
137. Earth making one full trip around the sun
slide.
every year is
A. Air
A. Resolution
B. Water
B. Rotation
C. Fire
C. Revolution
D. none of above
D. Rewind
144. The process that breaks down rocks and
138. About how old are the Ural mountains? other materials on Earth’s surface is called
A. 100 Million A. weathering
B. 250 Million B. erosion
C. 200 Million C. soil conservation
D. 500 Million D. decomposition
139. an area where fish come to feed in huge 145. A tunnel that runs underneath the English
numbers Channel and connects Britain to France.
A. fishery A. English Channel
B. archipelego B. Fjords
C. shield C. Chunnel
D. none of above D. The Bosporus and Dardanelles

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146. Which of the following forms a natu- 152. Natural resources that are not changed
ral barrier between East Asia and South by humans
Asia?

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A. Non-renewable Resources
A. Himalaya Mountains
B. Natural Resources
B. Qinling Shandi Mountains
C. Kunlun Mountains C. Renewable Material

D. Tian Shan Mountains D. Raw Materials

147. What is the world’s largest coral reef? 153. The process i n which connections around
A. The great barrier the world increase and cultures become
B. The great reef more alike is called

C. The great coral A. Traditionalism

D. Arafura B. Diffusion
148. Which type of climate will have faster C. Globalization
chemical weathering?
D. Fundamentalism
A. Hot and Wet
B. Cold and Dry 154. Which river is most important for irriga-
tion and agriculture in all countries of the
C. Hot and Cold
EM?
D. Cold and Wet
A. The red sea
149. Which ocean moderates the tempera-
tures of eastern Canada? B. The eastern river
A. the Arctic Ocean C. The Jordan river
B. the Pacific Ocean D. The Mediterranean river
C. the Atlantic Ocean
155. land administered by the national govern-
D. the Indian Ocean
ment
150. Which two places do the Ural Mountains
A. territory
act as a natural barrier between?
A. Europe & the United States B. province

B. Spain & Portugal C. shield

C. Italy & France D. none of above
D. Europe & Asia
156. Which related to a Coniferous forest
151. a desert located on the western side of
the Andes Mountains A. Sheds leaves often
A. Tributary B. contains 4 different forest stories
B. Biodiversity C. is a great place to grow pineapples
C. Current D. trees that grow needle-like leaves that
D. Atacama Desert they do not shed

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157. The Andes stretch the entire length of C. a cluster of islands

South America from the Southern tip of D. under water mountains
Chile to Colombia in the north. How does
this physical feature impact settlement? 162. what is a scandaniva
A. the settlement was reserved for small A. a region of islands and peninsulas in
populated communities who lived off the far northern Europe
forest and rivers B. glaciers and ice
B. range isolates the west coast of South

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C. Iceland
America from the rest of the continent
D. farmland and crops
C. the abundance of fresh water flowing
through that makes abundant life possible 163. The southernmost point of India is
D. has numerous glaciers and is a reliable A. Kanyakumari
source of water in the region B. Indira Point
158. In what Southwest Asian country is C. Lakshadweep
Mount Ararat the highest peak? D. Rockies
A. Afghanistan 164. This river originates in Germany and is
B. Turkey the longest river in Europe.
C. Iran A. The Rhine
D. Israel B. The Rhone
C. The Danube
159. Boot shaped peninsula south of France
and Germany. Also located above the Me- D. The Thames
dierranean Sea
165. The trees of forest shed their leaves
A. France during dry season.
B. Iberian Peninsula A. Tidel
C. Florida B. Deciduous
D. Italy C. Evergreen

160. Which of the following natural resources D. none of above

are found in abundance in Southwest 166. What is the highest gold producer in all
Asia? of Russia?
A. oil and natural gas A. Polyus Gold
B. forests and wildlife B. Global Gold
C. gold and gemstones C. EMC (Eouropean Mining system)
D. forests and freshwater D. You have no clue:(
161. The continent of Europe has been called 167. Pakistan and Afghanistan is located to-
wards the direction of India.
A. a very large place A. Northern
B. a peninsula of peninsulas B. North Eastern

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C. North Western 173. Which of the following statement best de-

D. none of above scribes Physical Geography?

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A. the distribution of populations and re-
168. River located NE of the Alps and flows sources, land use, and industries
from Germany and is the 2nd largest river
in Germany B. branch of geography dealing with how
human activity affects or is influenced by
A. Rhine River
the earth’s surface
B. Mississippi River
C. branch of geography dealing with nat-
C. Danube River ural features and processes.
D. English Channel D. the study of Continents and Oceans
169. The southern area of this region is a low- 174. A major energy source used by the Dutch
land plain with a humid continental climate, to power the pumps that drain the sea and
lots of rainfall, mild temperatures and a create polders
long growing season.
A. Wind Power
A. Quebec and Ontario
B. Hydroelectricity
B. Atlantic Provinces
C. British Columbia C. Geothermal Energy

D. none of above D. Coal

170. is a type of large ecosystem with sim- 175. What is the 0◦ line of latitude called?
ilar life forms and climates. A. Prime Parallel
A. Rotation B. Prime Meridian
B. Revolution C. Equator
C. Latitude
D. none of above
D. Biome
176. What tells you the ratio between the dis-
171. What is an atoll? tance on a map and the distance in real
A. a large landmass that is smaller than life?
a continent A. Title
B. fertile farmlands
B. Scale
C. a small collection of islands
C. Legend
D. Island formed by a volcano peak
D. Key
emerging from the ocean. Ring shaped
coral reef 177. the absence of rainfall from an area of
172. Which mountain range is under water? land
A. Mount Everest A. arid
B. Mid-Atlantic Ridge B. drought
C. Blue Ridge Mountain C. harmattan
D. Mariana Trench D. desertification

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178. Following WWII, Germany underwent a C. Chinook

major political boundary change. Which D. praire
statement best describes this change?
A. Germany was annexed by Russia and 183. The state lying on the tip of the Indian
became a territory of Russia Peninsula is Tamil Nadu.
B. Germany was absorbed by France, Bel- A. Southern
gium, Austria, and Poland B. Western

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C. Germany was split into two regions
C. Eastern
D. Germany was divided into four zones,
D. none of above
each controlled by a different country.

179. Which of the following about Southwest 184. Which of the following is NOT an exam-
Asia’s oil deposits is accurate? ple of physical geography?

A. The region has few or limited deposits A. Desert

B. Oil production is not a leading eco- B. Coastline
nomic activity C. Dam
C. The revenues from oil sales have been D. Mountains
shared equally among the region’s people
D. The region holds more than half of the 185. What is the source of river water at high
oil discovered in the world elevations in South Asia?
A. melting snow
180. Why is India regarded as sub continent?
A. As it was once a continent B. tropical rains

B. As it migrated south and became part C. monsoon winds

of Asia D. underground lakes
C. As it was a distinct geographical plate
186. Which of the following best describes a
subcontinent?
D. none of above
A. a large landmass that is smaller than
181. Erosion means a continent
A. Wearing away of land by rivers, sea, B. fertile farmlands
ice, and wind.
C. a small collection of islands
B. Laying down of material that has been
D. Island formed by a volcano peak
carried by rivers, glaciers, and the sea.
emerging from the ocean
C. Natural features formed by rivers, the
sea, ice, and volcanoes. 187. What kind of soil does anti-lebanaon
D. none of above have?
A. Thin and rocky
182. A high point or ridge that determines the
direction that rivers flow B. Ice and smooth
A. divide C. Hard and rocky
B. fall line D. soft and rocky

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188. A branch of geography that analyzes C. Mexican Plateau

Earth’s natural features.
D. Valley of Mexico

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A. Human Geography
B. Physical Geography 194. It provides important shipping routes
from the east and is home to the grand
C. Geography Banks, on of the world/s great fisheries.
D. Oceanography
A. Pacific Ocean
189. In response to the Russian blockade of B. Atlantic Ocean
western Germany, Great Britain and the
United States executed this relief plan to C. Arctic Ocean
supply citizens with basic necessities. D. none of above
A. Operation Freedom
195. Which part of Australia is mostly desert
B. Operation Berlin and gets very little rain.
C. The Berlin Airlift A. Northern
D. Stamp out Stalin
B. Southern
190. The part of the Earth containing water is C. Central
called the
D. Kangaroo
A. Atmostphere
B. Hydrosphere 196. He created astrolabe that was a sig-
C. Lithosphere nificant advance over two dimensional
maps?
D. Biosphere
A. Magellan
191. The tallest mountain in Japan is:
B. Strabo
A. Mount Kilimanjaro
C. Martin Behaim
B. Mount Everest
D. Vasco De Gama
C. Mount Tibet
D. Mount Fuji 197. Which of these natural resources does
the Middle East have in abundance?
192. A region has one or more common fea-
tures that make it different from surround- A. Water
ing areas. B. Coal
A. Functional C. Iron
B. Formal D. Oil
C. Perceptual
198. Australia is both a and a
D. Lowland
A. Continent/Country
193. Mexico’s 3 large mountain ranges are
called the B. County/Peninsula
A. Sierra Madre C. State/City
B. Rocky Mountains D. City/State

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199. This is the feature on a map that shows 204. Europe is warmed by wind currents called
you direction: the
A. Map Scale A. mistral
B. May Key B. semiarid
C. Compass Rose C. westerlies
D. none of above D. subarctic

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200. Rocks break and decay over time in a pro- 205. What term refers to people changing the
cess called environment?
A. Erosion A. Adapt
B. Plate Tectonics B. Modify

C. Sedimentation C. Depend

D. Weathering D. none of above

206. MAHENDRAGIRI HILLS IS A CONTINOUS

201. What is a difference between human and
RANGE LOCATED ALONG THE BORDER OF
physical geography?
KANYAKUMARI AND
A. Physical geography studies the rela-
A. THIRUNELVELI
tionship with humans and the earth while
human geography studies just humans B. TUTICORN
B. Human geography is man-made while C. KERALA
physical is natural D. TENKASI
C. Human geography is closely linked
207. Which of the following is an example of
with science and physical geography isn’t
a Renewable Resource?
A. Coal
D. none of above
B. Oil
202. Which body of water lies between the C. Natural Gas
Balkan peninsula, Italy, and Northern
Africa? D. Wind

A. The English Channel 208. What causes the seasons to change on

B. The Red Sea Earth?

C. The North Sea A. The North & South Poles

B. Earth’s distance from the Sun
D. The Mediterranean Sea
C. The Winds Currents
203. Kolli hills is a small mountain range lo-
D. The Earth’s tilt as it revolves around
cated in district.
the sun
A. Madurai
209. There are several large bodies of water
B. Dindigal
touching North America. Which of the fol-
C. Salem lowing does NOT touch North America?
D. Namakkal A. Gulf of Mexico

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D. Arctic D. Tigris River
E. Indian
215. What term refers to people being
210. What waterway connects the Gulf of St. changed by the environment?
Lawrence to Lake Ontario? A. Modify
A. Fraser River
B. Depend
B. St. Lawrence River
C. Adapt
C. Ohio River
D. none of above
D. Hudson Bay
216. Which of these natural resources is in
211. Which of the following typically occurs in short supply in the Middle East?
the biosphere?
A. Water
A. Continuous circulation of hot and cold
oceanic currents B. Oil
B. The interaction of plants and animals C. Natural gas
within specific climate regions D. Coal
C. Regulation of the rate at which ther-
mal energy leaves the planet 217. India has a coastline of
D. The recycling of the continental crust A. 7000 kms
in subduction zones B. 6000 kms
212. what is northern atlantic drift C. 7800 kms
A. hills and mountains D. 7500 kms
B. forests and soils
218. Which of the following statements are
C. seas and oceans true?
D. an ocean current that brings warm A. Australia is not considered an island.
moist air across the atlantic ocean
B. Australia has mostly rainforests.
213. a system of canals and locks that pro-
C. Australia is the world’s smallest conti-
vides shipping access deep into Canada in-
nent.
terior
D. Australia is not considered a country.
A. St. Lawrence Seaway
B. The Great Lakes 219. The majority of Europe experiences this
C. Gulf of St. Lawrence type of climate.
D. none of above A. Humid subtropic
B. Mediterranean
214. Most of the oil in the Middle East is found
in countries located around the C. Marine West Coast
A. Red Sea D. Semiarid

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220. What is Africa’s transition zone between 225. A long, narrow band of volcanoes around
desert and rain forest? the Pacific Ocean.
A. Sahel A. Continent
B. Sahara B. Ring of Fire
C. Savanna C. Tsunami

D. Kalahari D. Glacier

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221. What are three natural barriers that have
on the Ganges River?
limited people’s movement in East Asia?
A. They can cause devastating floods.
A. Deserts, high mountains, and rugged
terrain B. They can make the river navigable.

B. Shallow rivers, high mountains, and C. They can cause the river to shrink in
wide plains size.
D. They can make the river dry up.
C. Dense forests, deep rivers, and
rugged terrain 227. What climate zone is found between the
D. Islands, peninsulas, and rugged ter- Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capri-
rain corn?
A. Polar
222. Which agents break down earth materi-
als? B. Temperate
C. Tropics
A. wind only
D. none of above
B. earthquakes and gravity
C. ice and 007 228. Which of the following is an example of
Physical Geography?
D. wind, water, and ice
A. Fishing
223. the regions of the surface, atmosphere, B. Population
and hydrosphere of the earth (or analo-
C. Desert
gous parts of other planets) occupied by
living organisms D. none of above
A. Atmosphere 229. In steppe areas, clearing trees or herding
B. Lithosphere large amounts of livestock can cause
A. Farmers to become angry
C. Hydrosphere
B. Desertification
D. Biosphere
C. Irrigation problems
224. Capital of Austria D. Soil to become compacted
A. Vienna
230. A vast, flat area stretching from France’s
B. Berlin coast to the Ural Mountains in Russia
C. Riga A. Danube River
D. Bern B. Ural Mountains

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C. European Plain B. All living things like plants and animals

D. Ukraine and non-living things like water, rocks, air,
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231. How many physicals regions are there in act with one other.
Europe? C. Natural features formed by rivers, the
A. 5 sea, ice, and volcanoes.
B. 7 D. none of above
C. 4 237. In 1949, Russia increased tensions
D. 2 between nations by announcing what
news?
232. watery land located at the mouth of a
river A. They were building a wall to separate
Russia from Europe
A. delta
B. They were declaring war on the US
B. alluvial fan
C. They were going to stop supplies from
C. mountain entering the German zone.
D. ocean
D. They had developed a successful
233. What is the process that produces safe atomic bomb
drinking water?
238. The three great rivers of the Indian sub-
A. Desalination continent are the Indus, the Brahmaputra,
B. Hydrosphere and the
C. Water Cycle A. Yangtze
D. Evaporation B. Huang He
C. Ganges
234. what is geothermal energy
D. Mekong
A. energy from the heat of earths interior
B. farmland and crops 239. What is a large massive rock sticking out
C. British isles of the earth called?

D. glaciers and ice A. Stone Rock

B. Volcano
235. Capital of Italy
C. Monolith
A. Rome
D. Desert
B. Berlin
C. Lisbon 240. Which major factor shapes the climate of
South Asia?
D. Prague
A. Himalaya Mountains
236. Landforms mean
B. Season dry and wet winds
A. A natural event such as an earthquake,
storm, or flood that causes danger to peo- C. Currents in the Indian Ocean
ple and property. D. Trade winds near the Tropic of Cancer

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241. rich soil that is able to grow many plants 247. Oldest and deepest lake in the world?
A. cash crop A. Aral
B. tributary B. Black
C. savanna C. Baikal
D. fertile D. Caspian
242. Which river forms the northeastern bor-
248. What tends to be densely populated due

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der of Germany?
to the Mediterranean Sea?
A. Seine
A. Western and eastern europe
B. Loire
B. North asia
C. Rhine
C. North africa
D. Po
D. North Europe
243. To meet their energy needs the countries
of South Asia rely heavily on 249. Which climate zone do we live in?
A. Imported Coal A. Temperate
B. Hydroelectric power B. Tropical
C. Kerosene C. Polar
D. Imported Oil D. Savannas
244. South Asia is home to what percentage
of the world’s population? 250. Capital of Spain

A. Less than 15% A. Madrid

B. More than 60% B. Helsinki

C. More than 20% C. Zagreb
D. Less than 10% D. Prague

245. The longest river in Russia is the 251. The air or weather conditions. Which
A. Yenisey area of geography does this fall under?
B. Volga A. Physical Geography
C. Tiber B. Human Geography
D. Euphrates C. Neither
246. Which climate zone is very cold all year, D. Both
and the ground is covered in ice and
snow? 252. Capital of Greece

A. Polar Climate Zone A. Athens

B. Tropical Climate Zone B. Prague
C. Humid Temperate Climate Zone C. Kyiv
D. Desert Climate Zone D. Copenhagen

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253. What is a long narrow band of volcanoes 258. Peninsula located in southwest Europe;
around the Pacific? contains Spain and Portugal

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A. Continent A. Iberian Peninsula
B. Tsunami B. Italy
C. Earthquakes C. European Plain
D. Ring of Fire D. Scandinavian Peninsula
254. The permanently frozen portion of land 259. oldest mountains in USA
found below the surface is a Tundra climate A. Rockies
is called
B. Appalachians
A. Permafreeze
C. Sierra Nevada
B. Terra Fria
D. Himalaya
C. Permafrost
D. Glacier soil 260. Cascade Range and Sierra Nevada are
ranges farther
255. What two oceans border Southeast Asia A. east
to the west and to the east? Choose all
that apply. B. north
A. Indian Ocean C. west
B. Atlantic Ocean D. none of above
C. Arctic Ocean 261. What is the imaginary line that goes
D. Pacific Ocean around the Earth, halfway between the
north and south poles?
256. a land mass higher than a hill, taller than A. Latitude
900 feet in altitude, usually formed by
plate movement, projects well about its B. Equator
surrounding C. Prime Meridian
A. mesa D. Longitude
B. mountain 262. What is a lowland area between higher
C. hill lands such as mountains.
D. valley A. mountain
257. The spread of cultural beliefs and social B. valley
activities from one group to another. The C. island
mixing of world cultures through differ- D. canyon
ent ethnicities, religions and nationalities
has increased with advanced communica- 263. arid land with a very small amount of
tion, transportation and technology. yearly precipitation
A. Westernization A. dessert
B. Cultural Diffusion B. desert
C. Manifest Destiny C. deseret
D. Assimilation D. deserted

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264. What type of weather is associated with B. The seas that surround Northern Eu-
a summer monsoon? rope are another important natural re-
A. warm and rainy source.
C. peninsulas enclosed by land
B. cool and dry
D. rivers enclosed by dirt and grass
C. stormy
D. unpredictable 270. Which African river near the equator is
located in the tropical rainforest?

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265. Which region in Russia has the HIGHEST A. Nile
population density
B. Niger
A. the East
C. Congo
B. the West
D. Mekong
C. the North
271. Where do most of the rivers empty into?
D. Asian Russia
A. lakes and oceans
266. Which part of India receives the least B. rivers and streams
rainfall?
C. reservoirs
A. the southern coast
D. none of above
B. the northwestern area
272. this extension of the Atlantic Ocean also
C. the central area
serves as the mouth of the St. Lawrence
D. the southeastern area River

267. How many seasons does much of South A. Gulf of St. Lawrence
Asia experience? B. The Great Lakes
A. One C. St. Lawrence Seaway
B. Two D. the Slave Lake
C. Three 273. Separate Europe from Asia Minor
D. Four (Turkey).
A. English Channel
268. What term describes the increase in
the average temperature of Earth’s atmo- B. Chunnel
sphere? C. The Bosporus and Dardanelles
A. Climate Zone D. Great Britain
B. Global Warming 274. Although the U.S. and Canada are almost
C. Climate Warning the same size, why does Canada have a
smaller population?
D. Global Change
A. Canada is much colder and more
269. what are seas and oceans rugged
A. sea are part of the ocean partially en- B. Most of the USA is closer to the Arctic
closed by land. and colder

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C. MLB playoffs start Tuesday 280. What is the center of Earth called?
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in Hollywood B. Core
275. Which climate zone would be hot and C. Crust
rainy with dense forests? D. Lithosphere
A. Polar Climate Zone 281. large flowing natural body of water
B. Cold Temperate Climate Zone A. ditch
C. Tropical Climate Zone B. canal
D. High Mountain Climate Zone C. river
D. lake
276. What is the study of mankind’s geo-
graphic features around the world? 282. This river begins at the Great Slave Lake
A. Physical geography and flows north and west over a thousand
miles to the Arctic Ocean
B. Human Geography
A. St. Lawrence River
C. 7th Grade Geography
B. Mackenzie River
D. 9th Grade Geography
C. Frasier River
277. India is a republic nation who got free- D. none of above
dom from Britishers in
283. Which of these crops are produced in Rus-
A. 1947 sia?
B. 1948 A. Wheat
C. 1957 B. Corn
D. 1967 C. Potatoes
D. Barley
278. Which Geographic theme organizes Earth
into geographic areas with one or more E. Oats
shared characteristic?
284. Of the following which are landforms
A. Location Hindu KushMediterranean SeaPersian Gul-
B. Place fArabian Peninsula

C. Movement A. Arabian Peninsula & Hindu Kush

B. Persian Gulf & Mediterranean Sea
D. Region
C. Persian Gulf and Arabian Peninsula
279. very dry D. Hindu Kush and Mediterranean Sea
A. arid
285. What are 3 examples of physical geogra-
B. fertile phy?
C. savanna A. Hurricanes
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C. Christianity C. Tropics
D. Lions, Tigers, Bears D. none of above
E. Lake Titicaca
291. Which is a human feature in New York
286. Capital of Norway City?
A. Oslo A. Hudson River
B. Paris B. I.S. 75

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C. Madrid C. Snow in February
D. London D. East River

287. Hazards are 292. Which part of Australia has a tropical cli-
A. A natural event such as an earthquake, mate? (hint, it’s the closest to the equa-
storm, or flood that causes danger to peo- tor)
ple and property. A. Northern
B. All living things like plants and animals B. Southern
and non-living things like water, rocks, air,
light, and soil in a specific area that inter- C. Central
act with one other. D. Kangaroo
C. Natural features formed by rivers, the
293. In what ways have South Asians de-
sea, ice, and volcanoes.
pended on the Ganges, the Indus, and the
D. none of above Brahmaputra Rivers?
288. Evidence of Japan’s location in the Ring A. Freshwater source
of Fire is its B. Trade
A. 50 active volcanoes and frequent C. Transportation
earthquakes.
D. Farming
B. 200-mile-long rivers.
C. sunken river valleys 294. Which of these would fall in the category
of physical geography?
D. warm ocean currentsand subtropical
rain forests A. animals
B. farming
289. What is capital of Vietnam?
A. Hanoi C. cultural traditions

B. Wellington D. none of above

C. Seoul 295. What do humans use to control floods

D. Tokyo and to protect cities?
A. Delta
290. What climate zone is found north of
66.5◦ N and south of 66.5◦ S? B. Harbor
A. Polar C. Dams
B. Temperate D. none of above

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296. Why Physical Subsystem contains all liv- 302. Which of the following choices is an ex-
ing things on Earth? ample of a Non-renewable Resources?
A. Solar energy

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A. Biosphere
B. Hydrosphere B. Natural Gas
C. Lithosphere C. Wind energy
D. Atmosphere D. Hydroelectric Power

297. deposits of soil and rock at the mouth of 303. Name 2 natural resources in Western Eu-
a river rope.
A. alluvial fan A. Natural Gas and Petroleum
B. volcano B. Oil and Fast-flowing Rivers
C. creek C. Oil and Peat
D. canal D. Air and Grass

298. is an area that receives reduced rain- 304. PICHAVARAM MANGROVE FOREST IS
fall because it is on the side of a mountain LOCATED NEAR CHIDAMBARAM IN
facing away from the ocean. DISTRICT

A. Tree Shadow A. NAGAPATTINAM

B. Mountain Shadow B. CUDDALORE

C. THANJAVUR
C. Rain Shadow
D. RAMANATHAPURAM
D. Dark Shadow
305. has been shrinking due to drought,
299. A vent in the earth’s crust through which
desertification, climate change, and the
lava, ashes, and gases are expelled
damming of rivers.
A. crevasse
A. Lake Volta
B. volcano B. Lake Tanganyika
C. cenote C. Lake Chad
D. canyon D. Lake Malawi
300. This body of water separates Great 306. The temperature of a tropical climate is?
Britain from mainland Europe.
A. consistently warm
A. The North Sea
B. consistently cool
B. The Thames River
C. consistently moderate
C. The English Channel
D. warm and cool
D. The French Straits
307. What is a powerful, hurricane-like storm
301. Europe’s largest mountain range. in East Asia?
A. Pyrenees A. Tsunami
B. Balkan B. Cyclone
C. Apennines C. Monsoon
D. Alps D. Typhoon

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308. Physical Geography:Mountain::Human 313. What is a subsystem that consists of

Geography: Earth’s water
A. Canyon A. Lithosphere
B. Gulf B. Biosphere
C. Region C. Hydrosphere
D. Island D. Atmosphere

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314. Snow, sleet, hail, and rain are all exam-
309. What does it mean that most of South-
ples of
east Asia is located in the tropical zone?
A. evaporation
A. It is located near the North Pole
B. condensation
B. It is located between the tropics and
the polar regions C. accumulation

C. It is located near the Equator D. precipitation

D. It is located near the South Pole 315. What type of weather is associated with
a winter monsoon?
310. What percent of Earth’s surface is wa-
A. warm and rainy
ter?
B. cool and dry
A. 90%
C. stormy
B. 85%
D. unpredictable
C. 71%
316. Flat, open grasslands
D. 75%
A. mesa
311. How does being located in the Tropics af- B. plains
fect the climate of Central America?
C. lake
A. Central America’s high elevation leads
to cooler temperatures D. tundra

B. Central America has a tropical dry cli- 317. How many tectonic plates shaped the
mate, with an extended dry season North Africa landscape?
C. Central America has high tempera- A. 3
tures and abundant rainfall year-round B. 4
D. Central America has a warm, wet cli- C. 2
mate with many hurricanes
D. 5
312. Which is considered a Palestinian terri- 318. System the Netherlands uses to control
tory? the North Sea and flooding
A. Syria A. Polder
B. jordan B. Balkanization
C. lebanon C. Geothermal Energy
D. all of the given choices D. Feudalism

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319. Temperatures can be as high as de- B. cattle ranching

grees F in the summer months in the Sa-
C. tropical rain forests
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D. the Andes Mountains
A. 136
B. 90 325. North America’s longest river
C. 65 A. St. Lawrence
D. 220 B. Ohio
320. The Ural mountains can be founding C. Mississippi
which direction from The West Siberian
Plains? D. Missouri

A. North 326. the cornbelt and the bible belt in the USA
B. East illustrate which theme of Geography
C. South A. Movement
D. West B. Region
321. It is the study of places and relationships C. Place
between people and their environments? D. Human Enviornmental interaction
A. Geography
327. Grains that are grown for food-such as
B. Physical Geography
barley, oats, or wheat-are known as
C. Human Geography
A. fruits
D. World History
B. produce
322. Imports and exports of a country. Which
C. graziers
area of geography does this fall under?
A. Physical Geography D. cereals

B. Human (social) 328. Wadi and Oasis are geographical fea-

C. Human (economic) tures that you might find where?
D. Human (political) A. Mountains

323. An umbrella-like covering formed by the B. Desert

tops of high trees C. Plains
A. Canopy D. Coastal Plain
B. Rain forest
329. Mexico and Central America are bordered
C. Succulent
by what ocean on the west?
D. Lowland
A. Atlantic
324. What dominates the Llanos, or grass-
B. Gulf of Mexico
lands in the northern part of South Amer-
ica? C. Artic
A. subsistence farming D. Pacific

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330. In an effort to strengthen the European ocean. This is biodiversity underwater is

economy and create more trading opportu- related to which area?
nities, independent European countries de- A. Great Barrier Reef
veloped this organization.
B. Appalachian Mountain
A. NATO
C. Rocky Mountain
B. The Warsaw Pact
D. Ural Mountain
C. The European Union

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D. The Alliance of Lyon 336. What desert covers most of northern
Africa?
331. Cardamom hills are also known as: A. Sahel
A. Pachaimalai B. Sahara
B. Servarayan C. Savanna
C. Yelamalai D. Kalahari
D. Kalvarayan
337. Which of the following crops is not grown
332. What occurs on or about June 21 in the in the tropical climates of Asia?
Norther Hemisphere? A. jute
A. Summer Solstice B. yams
B. Spring Equinox C. rubber
C. Fall Equinox D. wheat
D. Winter Solstice
338. Source of the Indus River
333. What force has caused the fastest change A. Arabian Sea
in Earth’s environments in the last 50
B. Himalayas
years?
C. Bay of Bengal
A. Weathering
D. none of above
B. Human Action
C. Volcanic Eruptions 339. Which of the following is NOT the name
of a hemisphere
D. Erosion
A. Northern hemisphere
334. On the Iberian peninsula you will find B. Southern hemisphere
which two countries?
C. Equator hemisphere
A. Italy and Greece
D. Western hemisphere
B. Spain and Portugal
C. Denmark and Sweden 340. What province is the capital of Canada

D. Croatia and Bosnia A. Ontario

B. Alberta
335. The diversity and abundance are much
like the rainforests of the Congo River C. British Columbia
Basin and Amazon Basin except under the D. New Brunswick

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341. Why are many Africa countries promot- 346. What are the imaginary lines that run
ing ecotourism? north and south called?

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A. To allow tourists to distribute African A. Latitude
plants
B. Longitude
B. To attract more industry and invest-
C. Parallels
ments
D. none of above
C. To encourage trade with other nations
D. To help preserve the rain forest and 347. What is the most common type of vegeta-
boost economies tion in the central area of southern Canada
and the United States?
342. The variety of life in the world or in a
A. desert and dry shrub
particular habitat or ecosystem.
B. Tropical grassland
A. Invasive
C. Deciduous and mixed forest
B. Deciduous
C. Balkanization D. Temperate grassland

D. Biodiversity 348. Most of China’s population lives

343. The dividing line between “European” A. in the western interior of the country.
Russia and Siberia is B. in the Himalaya.
A. The Ural Mountains C. in the plains and valleys along its three
B. The Caucus Mountains major rivers.

C. The Volga River D. in Inner Mongolia.

D. The Taiga 349. The only landlocked country of East Asia

is:
344. Which of the following would MOST
LIKELY have the warmest climate? A. China

A. 60oN B. Mongolia

B. 50oS C. North Korea

C. 5oN D. Taiwan

D. 35oS 350. What is the sun’s effect on the Earth?

345. In what two countries is the Gobi Desert A. Solar radiation has no measurable ef-
located? fect on the Earth at all.
A. Japan B. Solar radiation combined with the tilt
of the Earth makes the seasons.
B. China
C. Solar radiation influences volcanic ac-
C. Mongolia
tivity below the Earth’s crust.
D. Vietnam
D. Solar radiation prevents plants from
E. Korea releasing oxygen.

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351. Capital of Sweden 357. Which mountain range separates Spain

A. Stockholm from the rest of Europe?

B. Bern A. Alps

C. Vilnius B. Andes

D. Kyiv C. Pyrenees
D. Rockies
352. The Namib and the Kalahari are two of

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Africa’s 358. The Apennines are often called the
A. Deserts “spine” of this country.
B. Rainforests A. Italy
C. Highest mountains B. Switzerland
D. Savanna C. Monaco
353. This Ocean lies to the North of Canada D. Germany
A. Atlantic 359. Used to make drills and grinding tools
B. Arctic
A. Sapphires
C. Pacific
B. Diamonds
D. Indian
C. Industrial diamonds
354. The four Atlantic Provinces are D. Succulent
A. Nova Scotia
360. Which of the following best describes
B. New Brunswick how climates and ecosystems of some
C. Prince Edward Island parts of Central America further from the
Equator change with elevation?
D. Newfoundland and Labrador
E. Quebec and Ontario A. The higher the elevation, the wetter
the climate
355. Select the peaks of the Himalayas B. The higher the elevation, the warmer
A. Mandhata the climate
B. Kamet C. The higher the elevation, the colder
the climate
C. Gurla
D. Nanda Devi D. The higher the elevation, the greater
the biodiversity
356. Which river starts in the Czech Republic
then flows through Germany? 361. MUGANUR HAS A HEIGHT OF m
A. Oder A. 1, 280
B. Po B. 1, 277
C. Danube C. 1, 279
D. Elbe D. 1, 635

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362. Florida is considered to be what land- 368. A long, narrow & deep inlet of a sea
form? that is created by glaciers cutting through
a mountain, then melting away

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A. Archipelago
B. Peninsula A. Canal
B. Polder
C. Island
C. Fjord
D. Isthmus
D. Glaicer
363. this region is located north of the Great
Lakes 369. Body of water that forms Mexico’s east
coast
A. Atlantic Provinces
A. Gulf of California
B. Quebec and Ontario
B. Gulf of Aden
C. British Columbia
C. Gulf of Mexico
D. none of above D. none of above
364. a person who moves from place to place 370. The steppes are best suited for which eco-
to make a living nomic activity
A. camel A. agriculture
B. nomad B. livestock grazing
C. resident C. forestry
D. settler D. mining
365. Which country lies in both Europe and 371. What forms the natural barrier between
Asia? western China and Mongolia?
A. Rome A. Himilaya Mountains
B. Russia B. Yellow River
C. Italy C. Altay Mountains
D. Ukraine D. Taklimakan Desert

366. The Amazon Basin is a giant 372. Places for catching fish and other sea an-
imals is known as:
A. river
A. supercell
B. flat flood plain
B. tributaries
C. rugged plateau C. fisheries
D. flat estuary D. headwaters
367. Which of these is NOT an Australian 373. Where do most people in Hong Kong
State? live?
A. Victoria A. urban areas
B. Queensland B. rural areas
C. New South Wales C. the mountains
D. Australian capital D. on landfill

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374. What is Siberia? 379. What is the capital of Australia?

A. a tropical island A. Perth
B. an extremely cold region in Eastern B. Canberra
Russia C. Brisbane
C. an active volcano D. Sydney
D. a low mountain range 380. The Coral Sea is located off the coast
of Australia.

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375. this region is made up of mountains, deep
valleys, and plateaus, inlets and cliffs on A. Southwest
the coast B. Southeast
A. British Columbia C. Northeast
B. Quebec and Ontario D. Northwest
C. Atlantic Provinces 381. What is the world’s largest inland body
D. none of above of water? (Not one of the Great Lakes)
A. Lake Superior
376. A major renewable energy resource in Ice- B. Caspian Sea
land, as they are able to harness the heat
from inside the earth and convert it to elec- C. Baltic Sea
tricity D. Black Sea
A. Geothermal Energy 382. What is the definition of physical geogra-
B. Wind Power phy?
C. Hydroelectricity A. geography dealing with human-made
features
D. Coal
B. geography dealing with animals only
377. Which best describes the Northern Euro- C. geography dealing with Earth’s natural
pean Plain? features
A. an area of soft rolling hills and flat val- D. the study of mountains
leys
383. These winds blow from west to east and
B. an area of plateaus and dry basins keep most of Western Europe and coastal
C. an area of low plateaus and high moun- Northern Europe warm
tains A. Subarctic
D. an area of relatively flat and low-lying B. Westerlies
land C. Humid Continental
378. Which river starts in Russia and flows D. Siberia
through Belarus and the Ukraine? 384. The largest continent is
A. Danube A. North America
B. Don B. Asia
C. Dneiper C. Africa
D. Volga D. Australia

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385. Which of the following countries is not in- A. Because it is the only water passage
cluded in the Northern European Plain? from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediter-
ranean and gives access to most Euro-

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pean countries to trade in the Atlantic
B. Latvia
B. Because it is a great tourist attraction
C. Denmark that brings money to Europe’s economy
D. Austria C. Because it there is a lot of geother-
mal energy created there, which helps the
386. A sudden shift in the tectonic plates will
people of the region
cause a
D. Because fish are attracted to it be-
A. Hurricane
cause of its cold ocean currents and this
B. Tornado is a major industry in the area
C. Tsunami
391. Which river is Italy’s largest river?
D. Earthquake
A. Po
387. The climate of India is affected by sea- B. Volga
sonal winds called
C. Tagus
A. Hurricanes
D. Dnieper
B. Monsoons
392. How high a place is above sea level is
C. typhoons
called
D. tornadoes
A. Climate
388. China’s large river systems have been B. Valleys
used: C. Plains
A. To provide crop irrigation, hydroelec- D. Elevation
tric power, and transportation.
B. To create man made floods to control 393. What is the only continent smaller than
overpopulation Europe?
C. To flow into the ocean, emptying pollu- A. Africa
tion into the sea B. North America
D. To allow Chinese access to the Great C. Australia
Wall
D. Oceania
389. What feeds the Great Barrier Reef?
394. Which of the following statements is clos-
A. Ayers Rock est to the Essential Standard for Europe
B. Coral Sea Physical Geography?
C. Great Victoria Desert A. How do humans make money and keep
their societies alive in Europe?
D. Amazon River
B. How do landforms in Europe interact
390. Why is the Strait of Gibraltar an impor- with one another to create storms and
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C. How do landforms in Europe affect the 399. RESERVED FORESTS IN TAMIL NADUOC-
migration, settlement, population distribu- CUPY AN AREA OF Sq. Km
tion and culture of humans in Europe over
A. 19, 459
time?
B. 19, 469
D. How do humans interact with other hu-
mans in different countries to create cul- C. 19, 479
ture? D. 19, 489

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395. Which river starts in Spain and flows 400. How have avalanches shaped the way
through Portugal? people live in Europe?
A. Shannon A. People live at the top of mountains so
B. Oder the snow doesn’t fall on them

C. Loire B. People never live near mountains be-

cause of the danger of avalanches
D. Tagus
C. People have to decide if it is worth the
396. Where in Africa are you most likely to risk living near mountains because there
find elephants, lions, and giraffes? are also pull factors like the beautiful land-
scape
A. In the steppes
D. People live in the middle of mountains
B. In the mountains and hope that an avalanche falls on them
C. In the rain forest
401. The Ocean borders Canada on the
D. In the savanna east and the Ocean borders Canada on
the west.
397. What is the importance of the Panama
Canal? A. Pacific / Atlantic

A. It drastically cuts transportation time B. Atlantic / Pacific

from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean. C. Arctic / Atlantic
B. It generates hydroelectricity for D. Arctic / Pacific
Panama and surrounding countries.
402. Which of the following explains the im-
C. It provides water for drinking and irri-
pact of the relative location of large bodies
gation.
of water on regional climate?
D. It is a major part of the drainage sys-
A. Regions that are located close to large
tem of the surrounding land.
bodies of water have higher levels of hu-
midity and precipitation
398. This country has the largest land mass in
Europe. B. Regions that are located close to a
warm ocean tend to have warmer temper-
A. France
atures than they should
B. Italy
C. Regions located far away from large
C. Greece bodies of water tend to be much drier
D. Spain D. all of the above

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403. land that is surrounded by water on three 409. Most of the land of Africa South of the
sides Sahara consists of

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A. peninsula A. Rich, rolling plains
B. strait
B. High plateaus
C. lake
C. Rugged mountains
D. bay
D. Dry, flat desert
404. regions are those that reflect human
feelings and attitudes. 410. Which of the following is NOT a factor
A. Functional that affects weather?
B. Formal A. Precipitation
C. Perceptual B. Longitude
D. Lowland
C. Wind
405. The holy book of this religion is the Koran
D. Temperature
(or Qu’ran).
A. Christianity 411. The boulders of Mount Everest and the
B. Islam sand of Boracay are part of which sphere
of the Earth?
C. Judaism
D. none of above A. Biosphere

406. AYYANAR WATERFALLS ARE FOUND IN B. Hydrosphere

C. Geosphere
A. MADURAI
D. Atmosphere
B. VIRUDHUNAGAR
C. ERODE 412. What is the name for a long, narrow,
steep-sided cut in the ground or on the
D. SALEM
ocean floor?
407. Tamil Nadu is the largest State in In-
A. Continental Divide
dia regarding its area.
A. 10th B. A Trench

B. 12th C. A Continental Shelf

C. 11th D. A Ridge
D. 20th
413. Interior regions of the EM have what cli-
408. What is an imaginary line running mate?
through Earth’s center?
A. Cold
A. Orbit
B. Rainy
B. Axis
C. North & South Pole C. Dry
D. None of the Above D. Mild

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414. Name the mountain range that separates 420. What two large countries border South-
north from south of the subcontinent east Asia to the north and to the west?
A. Vindhya Choose all that apply.
B. Satpura A. Saudi Arabia
C. Mahabharat B. China
D. Pirpanjal C. Kazakhstan
415. A period of time when no rain falls D. India

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A. Drought E. Japan
B. Desertification
421. What process works with weathering to
C. Lowland
change Earth’s surface?
D. Succulent
A. Change in Season
416. What creates waterfalls on many African
B. Gravity
rivers?
A. Volcanoes C. Solar Flares

B. Earthquakes D. Erosion
C. Escarpments
422. Which Russian river flows into the
D. Terminal moraines Caspian Sea?
417. Why are cities warmer than the country- A. Volga
side?
B. Amur
A. There are more parks
C. Lena
B. Cities use more water
D. Yenisey
C. They have more concrete surfaces
D. Cities have lights on often 423. What is the term for a way of life of a
group of people with common values and
418. This region has a humid continental cli-
beliefs?
mate, is covered by highlands, lowlands
and plateaus. A. Culvers
A. Atlantic Provinces B. Cult
B. Quebec and Ontario C. Culture
C. British Columvia D. none of above
D. Northern Lands
424. Who were the first known people of Aus-
419. The Mackenzie River empties into the tralia?
ocean
A. aborigines
A. Arctic
B. Pacific B. convicts
C. Atlantic C. British explorers
D. none of above D. ostrich ranchers

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425. Which US state is located in the Pacific C. 1, 300

Ocean? D. 1, 200

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430. Which is NOT a mountain range in South
B. Florida America?
C. Hawaii A. Guiana Highlands
D. Puerto Rico B. Brazilian Highlands
426. What is the moon’s effect on the Earth? C. Andes
A. The moon influences the seasons by D. Patagonia
bombarding the Earth with lunar radia-
431. Early in Europe’s history, the fall of the
tion.
western portion of the Roman Empire led
B. The moon reacts with the sun to block to chaos in the organization of society and
harmful radiation from reaching the Earth. government. What is the name of the sys-
C. The moon has no measurable effect on tem that arose to restore some order to
the Earth at all. society?
D. The gravitational pull of the moon and A. Totalitarianism
sun cause the ocean tides to fluctuate. B. Medieval Times

427. Some of Russia’s natural resources C. Feudalism

aren’t used because D. Monarchy
A. Russia’s economy is already flooded 432. Why does Russia have environmental
with wealth. problems?
B. Russians prefer to import resources. A. Lack of mountains has caused too
C. neighboring countries claim some re- much air circulation.
sources and Russia hopes to avoid con- B. Mining and industries have caused air
flict. and water pollution.
D. it is too cold and too distant to access C. Overcrowding in Eastern Russia leads
or transport some materials. to excessive carbon dioxide emissions in
the Asian portion of the country.
428. The Plain stretches across northern
India and is home to one-tenth of the D. All of these.
world’s population.
433. What body of water separates southern
A. Ganges England from France?
B. Manchurian A. English Channel
C. North Chinese B. North Sea
D. West Siberian C. Rhine River
429. MAZHAMALAI IN EASTERN GHATS HAS D. none of above
HEIGHT OF m 434. Which river provides water for irrigation
A. 1, 600 in Syria?
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B. The Mississippi river C. Decidious forests

C. The gulf of mexico D. none of above
D. The Syrian river
440. to have as a characteristic or as a promi-
435. What is the name of the dark black soil nent attribute
that is found in Eastern Europe and the
A. feature
Northern European plain that makes it a
good place for farming and for people to B. land bridge

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settle?
C. vertical climate zone
A. Polder
D. hemispehere
B. Chernozem
C. Fjord 441. Of what precious mineral is Mexico the
leading producer of?
D. Topsoil
A. silver
436. Which of the following countries is not in-
cluded in the Central Uplands? B. mercury

A. Germany C. gold
B. France D. none of above
C. Belgium
442. Capital of France
D. Romania
A. Paris
437. China’s rivers provide B. London
A. a good way to travel between the
C. Madrid
deserts.
B. important transportation systems and D. Berlin
support fertile farmlands.
443. What are the two main important re-
C. very little other than drinking water. sources in Southern Europe?
D. little hydroelectric power because they A. The climate and the sea.
are so small.
B. The mountains and the sea
438. Government types. Which area of geog-
C. crops and climate
raphy does this fall under?
A. Physical Geography D. minerals and crops

B. Human (social) 444. These inlets, commonly found in the Scan-

C. Human (economic) dinavian region are the the result of glacial
movement and melting.
D. Human (political)
A. Bays
439. This is found in drier places. These are
dwarf deciduous trees and grasses. B. Ports
A. Mangrove Forests C. Straits
B. Scrub Vegetation D. Fjords

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445. What is the name of the highest point in 451. the third largest tributary of ganga
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B. Mount Versailles C. Kosi
C. Pikes Peak D. Ramganga
D. English Mountains
452. What is the source of all energy on
446. How many countries are in Southern Earth?
Africa? A. The Wind
A. 10 B. Earth’s Coal
B. 4 C. The Sun
C. 14 D. Earth’s Oxygen
D. 20
453. What is the name of the world’s largest
447. Why does the US have a bigger popula- monolith?
tion than Canada? A. Uluru
A. better climate B. Koab
B. better land C. Stony
C. both of these D. Sturt
D. none of above
454. River Brahmaputra enters India through
448. India is located in the .. north east where it is known as
A. North Western hemisphere A. Tsang Po
B. Western hemisphere B. Dihang
C. Southern hemisphere C. Godavari
D. North Eastern hemisphere D. Ganga

449. What is the name given to the regular 455. Most Australians live where?
movement of water? A. In the Outback
A. Rainfall B. At Ayers Rock
B. Water Supply C. Along the coastal areas
C. Condensation D. In Tasmania
D. Water Cycle
456. Music. Which area of geography does
450. Where does the river Indus rise from? this fall under?
A. Himalayan Glacier A. Physical Geography
B. Tibet B. Human (social)
C. Pakistan C. Human (economic)
D. Ladakh D. Human (political)

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457. The northern most mountain range is 463. A map showing an area described as Ma-
A. Karakoram rine West Coast would be a map.
B. Himalayas A. Temperature
C. Zaskar mountains B. Physical
D. none of above C. Weather
D. Climate
458. Maps with cities and countries are part
of geography.

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464. a region where tall grasses grow
A. Physical A. savanna
B. Political B. sahel
C. Economic C. sahara
D. Cultural D. rain forest
459. a raised landmass, a mound less than 465. boundary between ocean and landforms
900 feet tall
A. coast
A. hill
B. cliff
B. mountain
C. mountain
C. mesa
D. river
D. butte
466. a strong, dry wind that blows in winter,
460. Which of the following rivers runs south-
carrying clouds of sand and dust
east from central Angola to northern
Botswana and ends inland? A. cash crop
A. Orange B. drought
B. Okavango C. nomad
C. Zambezi D. harmattan
D. Limpopo 467. CLIMATE PREVAILS OVER BLUE
461. Land that is completely surrounded by MOUNTAINS, ANNAMALAI AND KO-
water. DAIKANAL HILLS
A. Island A. MOUNTAIN
B. Plain B. MARITIME
C. River C. HOT WET
D. Valley D. COOL

462. Why has Singapore been such a success- 468. Which of the following natural resources
ful country? are found in Russia?
A. Its location on a major shipping route A. Coal
B. Its great farming industry B. Oil
C. Its location close to the US C. Natural Gas
D. Its tourism industry D. all of these

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469. Connects the Atlantic Ocean and the 475. Earth spinning on its axis one time every
Mediterranean Seas. (Also separates Eu- 24 hours is
rope and Africa) A. Revolution

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A. English Channel B. Rotation
B. Chunnel C. Respiratory
C. Alps D. Resolution
D. Straight of Gibraltar
476. Which mountain range runs along the
470. Allowed people from the North to enter spine of the Italian Peninsula?
parts of South ASia A. Alps
A. Deccan Plateau B. Pyrenees
B. Khyber Pass C. Tagus
C. Himalayas D. Apennines
D. Ganges River 477. The Khyber Pass is located between
471. Which of these is not one of the Great A. Afghanistan and Pakistan
Lakes? B. Nepal and Bhutan
A. Lake Ontario C. India and Sri Lanka
B. Lake Erie D. India and Nepal
C. Lake Mississippi 478. DOLE estimates 10 million workers will
D. Lake Huron lose jobs this year due to COVID-19 pan-
demic. Which area of geography does this
472. Japan is located in which ocean?
unemployment fall under?
A. Indian Ocean
A. Physical Geography
B. Atlantic Ocean B. Human Geography
C. Pacific Ocean C. Both
D. Arctic Ocean D. Neither
473. an area of flat land that is higher than 479. Which of the following is on a subconti-
the surrounding land nent?
A. mesa A. India
B. plains B. China
C. plateau C. South Korea
D. swamp D. Japan
474. What is a group islands that are close to- 480. What tells you the meaning of symbols
gether called? found on a map?
A. deciduous A. Legend
B. coniferous B. Scale
C. archipelago C. Date
D. fishing fleet D. Compass rose

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481. The is the area of land that divides 486. A long, narrow, deep inlet of the sea be-
the desert from wetter areas. tween high cliffs, as in Norway and Ice-
land, typically formed by submergence of
A. savanna
a glaciated valley
B. Sahara
A. Peninsula
C. Sahel
B. Western Uplands
D. oasis C. Fjord

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482. Oceans. Which area of geography does D. Taiga
this fall under?
487. Why would the U. S. and Canada be con-
A. Physical Geography sidered as one region in the world?
B. Human Geography A. F. single land mass
C. Neither B. G. similar cultural traits
D. Both C. H. similar historic development
D. J. all of the above
483. water on 3 sides
488. Which desert covers nearly the entire
A. island
Arabian Peninsula?
B. peninsula
A. Sahara
C. continent
B. Kalahari
D. border C. Arabian
484. What is another term for relative loca- D. Gobi
tion?
489. What term refers to people relying on the
A. Absolute environment?
B. General A. Depend
C. Specific B. Adapt
D. none of above C. Modify
D. none of above
485. What has increased international trade
in the Antillean regions of the Caribbean 490. On which of the following regions would
Sea? you most likely find good land for grazing
animals such at cattle?
A. the numerous species of marine life
such as manatee, dolphins, and sea tur- A. Atlantic Coastal Plain
tles B. Great Plains
B. the utilization of marine resources and C. Canadian Shield
commercial fishing
D. Rocky Mountains
C. the tourism industry that benefits from
the climate 491. what are farmland and plains

D. hydroelectricity generated from rivers A. Change this!!!

flowing down from mountains B. crops and farmland

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C. fertile farmlands and flat plains 497. What is an area located at the mouth of
a river
D. Change This!!!!
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492. Check the countries part of the Indochina B. Ocean
Peninsula
C. Delta
A. Laos D. Sand Build-Up
B. Vietnam
498. ‘’Monsoon” refers to the seasonal in
C. Cambodia wind direction during a
D. Thailand A. addition, month

E. Indonesia B. reversal, year

C. neutralization, week
493. The Mississippi River begins in which D. none of above
state?
499. Where do most parrots, monkeys, and
A. Minnesota snakes live in Africa?
B. Michigan A. On the rainforest floor
C. Main B. In the steppes
D. Mississippi C. In the rainforest canopy
D. In the tropical savanna
494. How many time zones are covered in Rus-
sia? 500. a flat treeless plain with permanently
frozen ground which covers the area far-
A. 2 thest northern Canada
B. 9 A. tundra
C. 11 B. plateau
D. 16 C. mountain
D. none of above
495. The largest continent by area and popula-
tion 501. Which country contains the highest peak
in Europe?
A. Africa
A. Russia
B. Asia B. France
C. North America C. Germany
D. Antarctica D. Portugal

496. India collided and with 502. In the saying Super Man Helps Every one
what does Man stand for
A. fused, Asia
A. Superior
B. Danny Phantom’d, Africa B. Mississippi
C. Broke apart, Pangea C. Missouri
D. none of above D. Michagan

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503. Wide, grassy plains in central Argentina 508. What is the largest river is Russia?
are called A. Rhone
A. Estuary B. Tagus
B. Pampas C. Volga
C. Patagonia D. Po
D. Grassy Plains
509. Any useful material found in the environ-
ment

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504. Capital of Romania
A. Bucharest A. Natural Resources
B. Lisbon B. Non-renewable Resources
C. Budapest C. Renewable Resources
D. Prague D. Organic Resources

505. Mountain range located in western Rus- 510. the rigid outer part of the earth, consist-
sia; forms the boundary between Europe ing of the crust and upper mantle.
and Asia A. The Biosphere
A. Alps Mountains B. The Lithosphere
B. Pyrenees Mountains C. The Atmosphere
C. Ural Mountains D. The asthenosphere
D. Rocky Mountains
511. Where do most people in Australia live?
506. How was the Western Uplands created? A. in the Outback
A. By earthquakes B. In New Zealand
B. By glaciers C. Along the coast
C. By volcanoes D. near the desert
D. By erosion 512. Ecosystem means
507. Why are The Bosporus & The Dardanelles A. A natural event such as an earthquake,
important water forms in Europe? storm, or flood that causes danger to peo-
A. Because they connect the Black Sea to ple and property.
the Aegean Sea and allow ships to travel B. All living things like plants and animals
from Asia all the way through the Mediter- and non-living things like water, rocks, air,
ranean and to the Atlantic light, and soil in a specific area that inter-
B. Because they are mountains that cre- act with one other.
ate barriers and rain shadows causing C. Natural features formed by rivers, the
deserts in Europe sea, ice, and volcanoes.
C. Because they are responsible for cre- D. none of above
ating the Northern European Plain
513. what are effects on glaciers
D. Because they are man-made canals
that would not be there if humans had not A. icelands
created them for ships to pass through B. glaciers and ice

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C. crops and ice 519. What kind of climate does the Cape of
D. slow moving sheets of ice Good Hope have?

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A. Marine Climate
514. Norway is located on the which penin-
sula? B. Mediterranean Climate
A. Iberian C. Subarctic Climate
B. Scandinavian D. none of above
C. Balkan
520. Which of the following is NOT a positive
D. Apennine effect of the building of the Three Gorges
Dam?
515. Nations such as the United States, Great
Britain, and France formed a military al- A. hundreds of historic sites will be sub-
liance after WWII called merged
A. The Warsaw Pact B. flooding will be controlled
B. The Allies C. it will be easier to ship goods to
C. NATO China’s interior
D. SEATO D. huge amounts of energy will be pro-
duced
516. Zero degrees latitude is also called the
521. Which is on the Canada flag?
A. Tropic of Capricorn A. 50 stars
B. International Date Line
B. 13 stripes
C. Equator
C. blue field
D. Prime Meridian
D. red maple leaf
517. The Deccan Plateau and Western Pak-
istan 522. Which ocean borders the EAST coast of
the United States and Canada?
A. May receive little or no yearly rainfall
B. May receive large amounts of rain A. Atlantic Ocean

C. Lay inside the monsoon’s path B. Indian Ocean

D. Are vital to farmers in the region C. Pacific Ocean
D. Southern Ocean
518. Which two physical features do the
United States and Canada share?
523. What are the major river systems in
A. Appalachian Mountains and Missis- South Asia?
sippi River
A. Tigris and Euphrates
B. St. Lawrence Seaway and Rocky Moun-
tains B. Indus and Ganges
C. Mississippi River and the Great Lakes C. Danube and Rhine
D. Rocky Mountains and the Great Lakes D. Nile and Tigris

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524. What is the definition of human geogra- C. Austria, Belgium, and Ireland
phy?
D. none of above
A. geography dealing with human-made
features 530. crop grown to be sold on the world mar-
B. geography dealing with animals only ket

C. geography dealing with Earth’s natural A. harmattan

features B. nomad

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D. the study of mountains C. cash crop
525. The largest country in the world, which D. harmattan
covers all of northern Asia and almost half
of Europe 531. converting of energy coming from run-
ning water to produce electricity de-
A. Russia
scribes which of the following
B. Ukraine
A. Geothermal Energy
C. Poland
B. Natural Energy
D. Switzerland
C. Hydroelectric energy
526. What is a giant ocean wave? D. none of above
A. Ring of Fire
532. Which of the following is the most impor-
B. Erosion
tant river in India?
C. Glacier
A. Ganga
D. Tsunami
B. Yamuna
527. Capital of Portugal C. Brahmaputra
A. Lisbon
D. Indus
B. Paris
C. Budapest 533. The holiest river in South Asia

D. Bern A. Brahmaputra River

B. Ganges River
528. Which river develops huge fine alluvial
soil? C. Indus River
A. Ganga D. none of above
B. Brahmaputra
534. this region has lowland plains along the
C. Indus St. Lawrence River and Great Lakes, and
D. none of above the Canadian Shield to the north
A. Atlantic Provinces
529. What are 3 countries that are considered
part of Western Europe? B. British Columbia
A. France, Egypt, and Italy C. Quebec and Ontario
B. Austria, Germany, and Greece D. Prairie Provinces

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535. The climate of Mexico is generally 541. This region or peninsula underwent major
than that of the US and Canada because political boundary changes in the the early
it is located closer to the 1990’s due to ethnic conflicts within the

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A. warmer, Equator region.
B. colder, North Pole A. The Iberian
C. warmer, Arctic Circle B. The Balkans
D. colder, Tropic of Cancer C. The Scandinavian

536. What do contour lines that are farther D. The Jutland

apart represent? 542. About of the Earth’s water is salt wa-
A. waterfall ter.
B. steep area A. 97 percent
C. gradual area B. 3 percent
D. river C. 25 percent
537. The Earth’s crust is made up of how many D. 80 percent
tectonic plates E. I don’t know.
A. 1
543. is the capital of Mexico and one of
B. 7 the largest cities in the world.
C. 16
A. Mexico City
D. 13
B. Baja California
538. How much freshwater is easily accessi- C. Tijuana
ble?
D. Guadalajara
A. 3%
B. 97% 544. What is the plateau of Tibet?
C. 1% A. a lowland area in the far north of East
Asia
D. 2%
B. an area of elevated flatland in South-
539. Australia is in the hemisphere. west China
A. Northern C. a country that became independent af-
B. Southern ter the breakup of the Soviet Union
C. Central D. a region that contains many large
D. Kangaroo cities

540. KUMBAKKARAI AND SURULI FALLS ARE 545. a fertile place in the desert where there
FOUND IN is water and vegetation
A. THENI A. irrigation
B. THIRUNELVELI B. arable
C. ERODE C. oasis
D. KANYAKUMARI D. tributary

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546. o South Latitude is also called the 552. Lakshadweep is located in

A. Antarctic Circle A. Arabian Sea
B. Arctic Circle B. Bay of Bengal
C. Tropic of Capricorn C. Great Strait
D. Equator D. Andies
547. He was the leader of Russia during and 553. Tectonic plates cause low sunken areas to

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after WWII. form a when they lift up the land.
A. Benito Mussolini A. Rift Valley
B. Adolf Hitler
B. Drought
C. Harry S. Truman
C. Basin
D. Joseph Stalin
D. Lowland
548. What kind of climate can bamboo grow
best in? 554. relating to or caused by an earthquake

A. polar region A. seismic

B. warm tropical climate B. vertical climate zone
C. desert C. inevitable
D. swamplands D. gorge

549. Which borders Canada? 555. Which is not a fossil fuel

A. Mexico A. Petrolium
B. United States B. coal
C. Panama C. solar
D. Russia D. natural gas
550. On what type of map would you find el- 556. A resource that cannot be replaced
evation and the shape of the land?
A. Renewable Resources
A. Resource
B. Non-renewable Resources
B. Climate
C. Topographic C. Natural Resources

D. Physical D. Physical Resources

551. which of the landforms was formed by 557. Rocks and Minerals. Which area of geog-
tectonic plates in North Africa? raphy does this fall under?
A. Atlas Mountains A. Physical Characteristics
B. Galapagos Islands B. Human Characteristics
C. Appalchian Mountains C. Neither
D. none of above D. Both

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558. Capital of Croatia 564. Which ocean does not border Asia’s
A. Zagreb coasts?

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B. Prague A. the Arctic Ocean
B. he Indian Ocean
C. Riga
C. the Atlantic Ocean
D. Copenhagen
D. the Pacific Ocean
559. What sea is south of Europe but North of
Africa? 565. Which of the following is NOT one of the
7 continents
A. North Sea
A. Africa
B. Baltic Sea
B. Europe
C. Black Sea
C. Australia
D. Mediterranean Sea
D. Russia
560. A map showing what states vote demo-
cratic and republican. 566. Canada’s provinces are similar to

A. Physical A. counties

B. Human (social) B. regions

C. cities
C. Human (economic)
D. states.
D. Human (political)
567. By which process is liquid water turned
561. VALSMALAI HAS A HEIGHT OF m
into water vapor?
A. 1, 035
A. Condensation
B. 1, 034
B. Evaporation
C. 1, 033 C. Precipiation
D. 1, 032 D. Collection
562. What river connects the Great Lakes to 568. What is the correct definition of human
the Atlantic Sea? geography?
A. Mississippi River A. branch of geography dealing with nat-
B. Ohio River ural features and processes
C. Amazon River B. branch of geography dealing with how
human activity affects or influences the
D. St. Lawrence River
Earth’s surface
563. PROTECTED FORESTS IN TAMIL NADU C. the branch of the Earth
OCCUPY ARE AREA OF Sq. Km
D. the study of the Earth’s surface
A. 1, 792
569. He proposed that man can organize
B. 1, 782 knowledge and one way of organizing
C. 1, 772 knowledge?
D. 1, 762 A. Strabo

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B. Ibn Batuta 575. What is the common climate for eastern

C. Varenius Eroupe and Western Russia?
A. Humid
D. Kant
B. Cold
570. SOIL COVER 2/3 OF THE TOTAL C. Warm
AREA OF TAMIL NADU
D. Tropical
A. RED
576. What is the height of an area above sea

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B. BLACK
level?
C. ALLUVIAL
A. elevation
D. LATERATE B. topography
571. dams are located at the foothills of C. latitude
Anaimalai. D. longitude
A. Mettur 577. Europe is part of a large landmass called
B. Vaigai
C. Aliyar and Tirumurthy A. Africa
D. none of above B. Russia
C. South America
572. The busiest waterway in Europe. Con-
nects industrial regions to the North Sea D. Eurasia
and runs through the most populated re- 578. The part of the Earth tilted toward the
gion of Europe sun will experience which season?
A. Rivers in Western Europe A. Winter
B. Danube River B. Spring
C. Rhine River C. Summer
D. Tagus River D. Fall

573. What does “indigenous” mean? 579. Which of these is NOT one of the four
spheres?
A. originating:first
A. Stratosphere
B. serve
B. Biosphere
C. top layer
C. Hydrosphere
D. unoriginal
D. Lithosphere
574. which of the following is a range in in- 580. Describing trees that shed their leaves in
dia? the autumn
A. Drakensberg range A. Siberia
B. great dividing range B. Taiga
C. Kilimanjaro range C. Coniferous
D. Gangotri range D. Deciduous

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581. All of the following are oceans located on 586. What does elevation describe?
planet Earth except: A. How far above sea level something is

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A. Indian Ocean B. How deep the ocean is
B. Pacific Ocean C. How many square miles of land a coun-
C. African Ocean try has
D. Southern Ocean D. How much erosion has occured

582. what are hills and mountains 587. Europe is the world’s ?
A. rough rocky hills and low mountains A. Largest continent
B. farmland and crops B. smallest continent
C. glaciers and ice C. second to smallest continent
D. energy D. second to largest continent

583. Each of these is statements is a true fact 588. The rivers of Tamil Nadu originates from:
about the rubber tree. Which best ex- A. Western Ghats
plains why rubber is a major export from B. Plateaus
Southeast Asia?
C. River plains
A. The rubber tree can grow 100-130 feet
D. Eastern Ghats
tall.
B. The rubber tree can live up to 100 589. Lake Baikal has
years. A. The biggest freshwater reserve in the
C. The milky white sap, called latex, is world
used to make rubber. B. The biggest saltwater reserve in the
D. The rubber tree grows best in a tropi- world
cal environment. C. The most tourism in the world
584. This region includes Manitoba, D. The most sturgeon and caviar in the
Saskatchewan, and Alberta. the Land is world
covered by plains, that slope from the 590. How long does it take plates to move
west to the east enough to create landforms?
A. Prairie Provinces A. 100 Years
B. British Columbia B. Hundreds of Years
C. Northern Lands C. Thousands of Years
D. none of above D. Millions of Years
585. Desalination is the process of 591. Rich, black topsoil found in the North-
A. removing salt from seawater to make ern European Plain especially in Russia and
it drinkable Ukraine?
B. building hydroelectric dams A. Chernozem
C. drawing water from aquifers B. Nuclear Waste
D. polluting fresh water with chemical C. Radioactivity
fertilizers D. Permafrost

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592. deforestation is 598. Most of Russia’s natural gas, coal, and

A. planting trees oil can be found where?
B. cutting down and replanting trees A. Moscow
C. cutting down and not replanting trees B. Kazan
D. good for the environment C. Siberia
D. Sochi
593. What is the term for a small river that
flows into a larger river?

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599. Earth has layers
A. Tributary A. 5
B. River mouth B. 4
C. Gulf C. 3
D. River source D. 2
594. a large plateau that is a large area of flat 600. the Gulf of the St. Lawrence is an impor-
hard rock and a subarctic climate with long tant body of water that connects to the
cold winters and mild summers. Ocean and allows ships to travel into
A. the Canadian Shield Canada’s interior
B. Northern Lands A. Pacific
C. Atlantic Provinces B. Atlantic
D. none of above C. Arctic
595. Canada is divided into 10 provinces, D. none of above
which are similar to
601. The smallest peninsula in Europe, the Jut-
A. counties land, is home to this country.
B. regions A. France
C. cities B. Belgium
D. states . C. The Netherlands
596. This type of map depicts features such as D. Denmark
mountains, plains, and bodies of water.
602. Northern Russia has a climate.
A. Topographic
A. Cold
B. Political
B. Humid
C. Physical
C. Tropical
D. Climate
D. Subartic
597. Oil-producing countries in the Middle East
created OPEC to 603. Australia is both a and a country.
A. lower oil prices A. Territory
B. build oil wells B. City
C. keep oil prices high C. Continent
D. find new sources of energy D. Climate

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604. What is the Arabic name of the world’s B. Deciduous

largest sand desert? C. Coal

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A. Al-Rub Al-Khali D. Peat
B. Sahara
610. The steel industry is a major economic
C. Mausim producer in Germany due to what natural
D. Al-Ruhb Al-Khali feature?

605. The two main deserts of East Asia are: A. Flat agricultural land

A. Tian Shan and Taklamakan B. Mountainous terrain

C. Large deposits of coal and iron ore in
B. Sahara and Tarim
the region
C. Gobi and Tian Shan
D. Favorable climate conditions that
D. Gobi and Taklamakan cause coal to grow
606. What has severely hurt the populations 611. Weather
of some kinds of fish in the Grand Banks
A. It is the day-to-day condition of the at-
recently?
mosphere. It includes temperature, rain-
A. pollution fall, and wind.
B. acid rain B. It is the air around the earth
C. overfishing C. It is the changes between seasons and
D. climate change from year to year.
D. none of above
607. the air from this ocean moderates the
temperatures of eastern Canada. 612. What term refers to a group of islands?
A. Atlantic Ocean A. Ithmus
B. Pacific Ocean B. Strait
C. Arctic Ocean C. Peninsula
D. none of above D. Archipelago
608. This physical feature extends about 613. Which river flows through Pakistan?
2000 miles and are rich in minerals. It is A. Ganges
located in both the US and Canada. What
is it? B. Brahmaputra
A. The Hudson Bay C. Mekong
B. The Canadian Shield D. Indus
C. The Great Lakes 614. Berlin, the capital of Germany, fell into
D. The Rocky Mountains this country’s zone after WWII.
A. France
609. Decaying vegetable (plant) matter that
can be dug up, cut into blocks, dried and B. United States
used as fuel for heating C. Great Britain
A. Taiga D. Russia

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615. What climate type is most of the interior 621. How many islands do people inhabit in
of Australia? the Maldives?
A. Humid Subtropical A. 1, 300
B. Dry areas B. 700
C. Tropical C. 200
D. Mediterranean D. 12

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616. Body of water located by United States 622. Which is the national song of Canada
and Mexico A. Oh, Canada
A. Gulf of Mexico B. Canada has Mooses
B. Gulf of California C. Canada is for Winners, ey!
C. Arctic Ocean D. anything by Justin Beiber
D. Dead Sea
623. IS ONE OF THE 25 GLOBAL
617. The largest desert in Australia is HOTSPOTS OF BIODIVERSITY
A. Great Victoria Desert A. WESTERN GHATS
B. Great Sandy Desert B. EASTERN GHATS
C. Ayers Rock C. NILGIRIS
D. Sahara D. DECCAN PLATEAU

618. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting 624. The Ganga River has originated from
Countries (OPEC) is an example of a A. Karakoram range
A. company B. Gangotri
B. government C. Yamunotri
C. country D. none of above
D. cartel
625. people of Australia with ancient cul-
619. a large area of relatively flat land com- tural heritage
posed of ancient hard rock A. territory
A. shield B. Outback
B. province C. Aborigine
C. archipelago D. Convict
D. none of above
626. The Great Plains region of the United
620. A piece of land almost surrounded by wa- States and Canada is characterized by a
ter or projecting out into a body of water. common
A. Taiga A. political unit.
B. Alpine Mountains B. trade network.
C. Peninsula C. vegetation type.
D. Fjord D. mountain range.

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627. Describing evergreen trees that produce 633. This climate that is characterized by av-
cones to hold seeds and that have needles erage temperature that are near or below
instead of leaves freezing

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A. Deciduous A. middle latitude
B. Invasive B. polar
C. Coniferous C. tropical
D. Peat D. none of them
628. a narrow strip of semi-arid land south of 634. What is desertification?
the Sahara in Africa A. the spread of desert-like conditions
A. Sahara B. an ice-cream sundae
B. Sahel C. taking away someone’s certification
C. Savanna D. a way of life
D. Rain Forest
635. At an elevation of 3000ft the Gobi
629. About how much rain falls in Southeast Desert is known as a desert.
Asia yearly? A. hot
A. 10 inches B. cold
B. 6 inches C. warm
C. 60 inches D. monsoonal
D. 20 inches
636. Most people will settle along rivers due
630. dense evergreen forest with an annual to
rainfall of at least 160 inches A. high elevation
A. Sahara B. it is pretty
B. Savanna C. it is smelling
C. Sahel D. rich soil and source of food
D. Rain Forest
637. What massive plateau covers the north-
631. is also known as retreating monsoon. ern area of Quebec & Ontario?
A. Tropical cyclones A. Canadian Rockies
B. Pre-monsoon shower B. Canadian Shield
C. North east monsoon C. St. Lawrence Lowlands
D. South west monsoon D. Great Lakes
632. What kind of climate make vegetation 638. Most of South Asia’s forests were cut
limited in North Africa? down
A. Arid Climate A. In the 1970s
B. Cool Climate B. During British rule
C. Mediterranean Climate C. Centuries ago
D. none of above D. In the 1980s

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639. What is the longest river in Europe? B. Location

A. Dnieper River C. Region
B. Russian river D. Place
C. Rhine River
645. The people from and familiarized
D. Volga River the name Indos or Hindos
640. An opening in the Hindu Kush range that A. Iraq and Greece

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has served as a trade route
B. Iran and Italy
A. Dead Sea
C. Greece and Portugal
B. Strait of Hormuz
D. Iran and Greece
C. Khyber Pass
D. none of above 646. More than 6 out of every 10 Canadians
live in the provinces of Quebec and
641. Italy is home to the Pope and Catholic
A. Ontario
church leadership. What is the name of the
actual place where these figures live? B. Nunavut
A. Rome C. British Columbia
B. Venice D. Alberta
C. Milan
647. As latitude temperature
D. Vatican City
A. increases, decreases
642. Widespread clearing of land
B. decreases, increases
A. Desertification
C. increases, increases
B. Deforestation
D. decreases, decreases
C. Basin
D. Drought 648. Which climate zone do we live in here in
Texas?
643. This ecosystem is common in northern
A. Polar Climate Zone
China. This is a dry climate which is home
to short shrubs, sheep, goats, and Mon- B. Desert Climate Zone
golian Gerbils. Which of the following
C. Humid Temperate Climate Zone
ecosystems is described in the passage
above? D. High Mountain Climate Zone
A. Tundra 649. The River is the main river of West
B. Highland Africa and an important commercial ship-
C. Mediterranean ping route.

D. Desert A. Benue
B. Niger
644. The exact or relative spot of something
on Earth is the Geographic theme of C. Zambezi
A. Movement D. Nile

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650. What is the saying to remember the 656. What is agriculture?

Great Lakes A. farms

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A. Spider man Has smelly socks B. the science of farming
B. Super Man Helps Many Men C. animals on a farm
C. Iron Man Sleeps in his Suit D. dairy
D. Super Man Helps Every One 657. Which maps show the boundaries of
states and countries?
651. The anti-Lebanon mountain range runs
A. Population Density
along a border between what?
B. Political
A. Syria and jordan
C. Physical
B. Syria and Iraq
D. Resource
C. Syria and leban
658. The Canadian Shield is in the side of
D. Syria and turkey the region
652. There are districts in Tamil Nadu. A. northern
A. 37 (32+5) B. southern
B. 36 (32+4) C. eastern
D. western
C. 35
D. 76 659. What mountain range is located in North-
ern Africa?
653. What are the main physical features in A. Atlas
West Africa?
B. Himalayan
A. plains and rivers C. Andes
B. mountains D. Pyrenees
C. lakes and valleys 660. Climate
D. deserts and savannas A. It is the day-to-day condition of the at-
mosphere. It includes temperature, rain-
654. Where would you find an ice sheet?
fall, and wind.
A. Australia B. It is the air around the earth
B. The Equator C. The average weather conditions of a
C. Antarctica place taken over a period of time.
D. Grand Canyon D. none of above
661. a narrow body of water connecting two
655. what is british isles
larger bodies of water
A. glaciers and sheets A. strait
B. a group of europe B. isthmus
C. hills and mountains C. delta
D. energy D. mountain

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662. Southern Mexico is part of a that con- 667. a change from productive land to desert
nects North America and South America. A. deforestation
A. crossroads B. desertification
B. peninsula C. harmattan
C. land bridge D. oasis
D. none of above 668. What food is grown by farmers around
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663. Many people living in Canada deal with this fall under?
extreme weather conditions because of
A. Physical Geography

A. the risks of exposure in a cold climate. B. Human (social)

C. Human (economic)
B. the threat posed by tornadoes on the
prairies. D. Human (political)
C. the frequency of flooding on many of 669. imaginary line dividing two places
the major rivers. A. boundary
D. the prevalence of hurricanes along the B. border
Atlantic coastline.
C. river
664. What is a layer of rock or sediment that D. channel
holds water?
670. COURTALLAM AND KALYANATHEERTHAM
A. glacier WATER FALLS ARE FOUND IN DIS-
B. well TRICT
C. aquifer A. MADURAI

D. natural spring B. COIMBATORE

C. THENI
665. What is the name of the world’s largest D. THIRUNELVELI
collection of coral? (hint:it extends 1, 200
miles) 671. The part of Earth tilted away from the
A. Coral Sea sun will experience which season?
A. Winter
B. Ayers Rock
B. Spring
C. Great Victoria Desert
C. Summer
D. Great Barrier Reef
D. Fall
666. In which of the following mountain 672. This type of map shows land forms and
ranges will you find Mt. Everest? other natural features:
A. Hindu Kush A. political map
B. Himalayas B. physical map
C. Eastern Ghats C. resource map
D. Caucasus Mountains D. none of above

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673. This is the largest desert in the World. 679. Located in Africa, what is the longest lake
A. Sahara in the world?
A. Lake Tanganyika

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B. Death Valley
B. lake Okeechobee
C. Mobi
C. Lake Mead
D. none of above
D. Lake Victoria
674. What country is the largest in Western 680. How many layers make up the inside of
Europe the Earth?
A. France A. Four
B. Spain B. Three
C. U.K. C. Two
D. Germany D. Five

675. The Lempa River is a vital source of 681. UAE can be divided into geographical
zones
A. irrigation
A. 3
B. commercial fish B. 2
C. marine life C. 4
D. hydroelectricity D. 5

676. What is the correct term for Earth’s full 682. The Pyrenees Mountains divide which
trip around the sun? two countries?
A. Orbit A. Portugal and Spain
B. Revolution B. Italy and France
C. Spain and France
C. Rotation
D. Great Britain and Ireland
D. Elliptical
683. Naga, Garo and khasi hills are parts of
677. The Adriatic Sea lies directly to the east
of which European country?
A. Himadri
A. Finland B. Himachal
B. Italy C. Shivalik
C. Spain D. Purvachal
D. United Kingdom 684. this region includes Nunavut, Northwest
Territories, and Yukon Territory and a
678. How many oceans are on Earth?
group of islands called an archipelago
A. 4 A. Northern Lands
B. 5 B. British Columbia
C. 6 C. Canadian Shield
D. 7 D. none of above

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685. which is not a branch of the USA govern- B. Turkey

ment C. Africa
A. Executive D. North Africa
B. Legislative
691. ABOOUT % OF THE TOTAL AREA OF
C. Judicial
THE STATE IS DROUGHT PRONE
D. President
A. 64

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686. River Brahmaputra enters Bay of Bengal B. 36
through..
C. 40
A. Arabian Sea
D. 50
B. Karnataka
692. He hypothesized and scientifically demon-
C. Bangladesh
strated the earth had a spherical shape?
D. Odisha
A. Herodotus
687. How does freezing water cause the B. Aristotle
weathering of rocks?
C. Karl Marx
A. The freezing water keeps the rocks in
place D. Eratosthenes

B. The freezing water makes the rocks 693. What is the least important resource to
last longer the EM?
C. The freezing water expands inside the A. Water
cracks and breaks the rocks B. Lumber
D. The freezing causes rocks to fall in C. Oil
landslides
D. Natural gas
688. Europe has peninsulas.
694. to artificially water crops
A. 5
A. harmattan
B. 7
B. tributary
C. 2
C. oasis
D. 4
D. irrigation
689. North and South Korea are located on
what landform? 695. The country of Panama is on
A. peninsula A. an archipelago
B. valley B. an isthmus
C. island C. an island
D. plateau D. a volcano

690. What country does the Mediterranean 696. Followers of this religion are called Mus-
Sea provide access to? lims.
A. The us A. Christianity

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D. none of above D. Chinook
697. Atmosphere 702. The lithosphere is made up of what?
A. It is the day-to-day condition of the at- A. All the Earth’s water
mosphere. It includes temperature, rain-
fall, and wind. B. Gases surrounding the Earth

B. It is the air around the earth C. The solid crust of the planet

C. The average weather conditions of a D. Two halves of the planet

place taken over a period of time.
703. What is an underwater plain that borders
D. none of above a continent?
698. Which river creates a border between Ro- A. Isthmus
mania and Bulgaria? B. Tundra
A. Dnieper C. Axis
B. Oder D. Continental Shelf
C. Elbe
704. Which of the following is NOT true about
D. Danube
the Alps?
699. Winston Churchill described the boundary A. The Alps provide a natural barrier for
between the Russia and Western Europe Italy from foreign enemies and invaders
as throughout history
A. The Berlin Wall B. The Alps provide Switzerland, France
B. The Iron Curtain & Italy with a great tourism industry be-
cause they are so beautiful
C. The Iron Wall
C. The Alps create a rain shadow in Italy
D. The Dark Fog
which make for fertile soil on the wind-
700. What layer of the Earth does lava come ward side of the mountain in Northern
from? Italy

A. Inner Core D. The Alps have created cultural distinc-

tions between Italy & France because peo-
B. Outer Core ple cannot easily travel through them and
C. Mantle create cultural diffusion between these
D. Crust countries

701. Part of the Rocky Mountains, this sepa- 705. Which ocean has the most earthquakes?
rates water that flows west into the Pa- A. Indian Ocean
cific Ocean and water that flows east and
B. Pacific Ocean
south into the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans
and the Gulf of Mexico is known as the: C. Atlantic Ocean
A. Fall Line D. Arctic Ocean

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706. Which of the landforms were formed by 711. Which region in China hosts the majority
tectonic plates? of its farming?
A. Atlas Mountains A. North China Plain
B. Galapagos Islands B. Gobi Desert
C. Appalaichian Mountains C. Taklamakan Basin
D. none of above D. Tibetan Plateau

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707. Who mostly made this quiz?
712. The most important body of water in
A. Women Southern Europe. Stretches from Spain
B. Men to Greece and is almost completely sur-
rounded by land.
C. Both
A. Mediterranean Sea
D. none of above
B. Mid-Atlantic Ridge
708. What are the 3 major climate zones in or-
C. Danube River
der from equator to the poles?
D. Caspian Sea
A. polar, temperate, tropical
B. tropical, temperate, polar 713. What desert is located in southern
C. temperate, polar, tropical Africa?

D. temperate, tropical, polar A. Kalahari

B. Sahel
709. Who is your favorite math teacher?
C. Sahara
A. Mr. DeVoe
B. Mr. DeVoe D. Gobi

C. Mr. DeVoe 714. It is a branch of geography that studies

D. Mr. DeVoe natural and human constructed phenomena
relative to a spatial dimension?
710. Which of of the following best describes
A. Geography
the effect of the Mediterranean Sea on Eu-
rope’s people and culture over time. B. Physical Geography
A. The Mediterranean Sea creates torna- C. Human Geography
does which affects people on the coasts
D. World History
B. The Mediterranean Sea gives coun-
tries the ability to trade and for people 715. All of the following are mountain sys-
to freely move around the European conti- tems along South Asia’s northern border
nent EXCEPT the
C. The Mediterranean Sea gets very cold A. Hindu Kush
every four years and affects the fishing in-
B. Karakoram
dustry in the region
C. Himalaya
D. The Mediterranean Sea has glaciers
that are melting and making sea level rise D. Kunlan Shah

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716. Weathering means breaking up material 721. RIVER SEPARATES COIMBATORE

in nature, while means moving the ma- PLATEAU FROM MYSORE PLATEAU
terial away.

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A. moyer
A. population B. PALAR
B. deposition C. ROLL
C. decomposition D. put
D. erosion
722. Which essential element of geography
717. Which river is the principal river in west- explores how people use the resources in
ern Africa? their environment?
A. Nile A. World in Spatial Terms
B. Niger B. Physical Systems
C. Congo C. Environment and Society
D. Mekong D. Places and Regions

718. Why is the Northern European Plain an 723. Which of the following is an example of
important place in Europe? a coniferous tree most likely to be found
in a cool, alpine mountain area?
A. It provides mountains for tourism and
rain shadows A. beech

B. It provides geothermal energy be- B. spruce

cause of its geysers C. oak
C. It is great for fishing because of its D. ash
many fjords and archipelagos
724. Which mountains separate Europe from
D. It is great for farming because of its
Asia?
rich, fertile soil
A. Rockies
719. What body of water is the shallow B. Alps
part of the Atlantic Ocean that separates
Britain from the rest of Europe? C. Ural
A. English Channel D. Andes
B. North Sea 725. How have polders been important to hu-
C. Rhine River man settlement in Europe?

D. none of above A. The creation of polders in the Nether-

lands allowed people to make money off
720. Northern Mexico has a climate. of natural resources like oil
A. tropical B. The creation of polders in the Nether-
lands allowed people to use geothermal
B. subtropical
energy
C. dry
C. The creation of polders in the Nether-
D. none of above lands allowed people to live, farm and fish

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on land that previously had been underwa- 731. Which organization limited the power of
ter early European monarchs?
D. The creation of polders did not have an A. NATO
effect on human settlement in Europe
B. Vassals
726. Landlocked body of water between Israel C. Catholic Church
and Jordan
D. Orthodox Church
A. Dead Sea

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B. Red Sea 732. Which direction do the summer monsoon
winds blow in East Asia?
C. Mediterranean Sea
A. Northwest to Southeast
D. Sea of Galilee
B. Southeast to Northwest
727. Capital of Czech Republic C. Southwest to Northeast
A. Prague
D. Northeast to Southwest
B. Zagreb
733. Process that turns fertile land into land
C. Budapest
that is too dry to support life is called
D. Stockholm
A. Deforestation
728. THE HEIGHT OF KUTTIRAYAN IS m B. Desertification
A. 1, 395 C. Drought
B. 1, 495 D. Canopy
C. 1, 595
734. What is the correct definition of physical
D. 1, 695 geography?
729. what are some primary resources in A. branch of geography dealing with nat-
northern Europe ural features and processes
A. crops, ice, wood B. branch of geography dealing with how
B. wood, soil, crops human activity affects or influences the
Earth’s surface
C. forests and soils, and surrounding
seas. C. the branch of the Earth

D. wood, forests and crops D. the study of the Earth’s surface

730. Which one of these bodies of water is 735. This region of Canada starts in the south
Russia’s most important waterway and at the St. Lawrence River and the Great
also the longest river in Europe? Lakes and extends into northern Canada.
A. Dnieper A. Atlantic Provinces
B. Danube B. Prairie Provinces
C. Volga C. Quebec and Ontario
D. Dniester D. none of above

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736. Russia is a massive country, it is the A. gold

largest country in the world. B. copper

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A. 1st C. cerium
B. 3rd D. iron
C. 6th
741. What is the tilt of the Earth?
D. 2nd
A. 66.5 o
737. The Tibetan Plateau sits north of the Hi- B. 23.5 o
malayas and extends well into western
China. How does this physical feature im- C. 0 o
pact settlement? D. 45 0
A. the settlement was reserved for small 742. Dhansiri is a major tributary of river.
populated communities who lived off the
forest and rivers A. Ganga
B. range isolates the west coast of South B. Indus
America from the rest of the continent C. Brahmaputra
C. the abundance of freshwater flowing D. none of above
through that makes abundant life possible
743. Europe
D. has numerous glaciers and is a reliable
source of water in the region A. is the smallest continent
B. is part of the larger landmass known
738. This regions has the Rocky Mountains on as Eurasia
its eastern side and the Coast Mountains
on its western side C. has a low population density
A. The Canadian Shield D. is south of Africa
B. British Columbia 744. What is a chain of islands that make a
C. Northern Lands state or a nation?
D. none of above A. Arable land
B. Emissions
739. How does Japan get the natural re-
sources it needs for industry? C. Archipelago

A. They have an abundance of natural re- D. Peninsula

sources like oil. 745. What are the five major world religions?
B. They export oil to pay for imports of A. Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, Chris-
other natural resources like coal. tianity, Islam
C. They export technology to pay for im- B. Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Confu-
ports of natural resources. cianism, Islam
D. They are poor because they have very C. Buddhism, Jainism, Christianity, Hin-
few natural resources. duism, Islam
740. What mineral does Southern Africa not D. Sikhism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism,
have? Confucianism

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746. a wide, grassy plain often found beside C. Spanish

desert regions in Central Asia D. none of above
A. steepe
752. Which two continents are completely sur-
B. mountain rounded by water?
C. plateau A. Australia and Antactica
D. tectonic plates B. Asia and Africa
747. What is the name of the peninsula that in-

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C. Europe and Africa
cludes Norway, Sweden & Finland in north- D. Australia and Africa
ern Europe?
A. Jutland Peninsula 753. What are the names of the Earth’s
Oceans?
B. Iberian Peninsula
A. Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Indian, South-
C. Scandinavian Peninsula
ern
D. Balkan Peninsula
B. Celtic, Maverick, Warrior, Cavalier,
748. NILGIRI CHAMPA, WIGHTS LITSEA AND Thunder
ROSE APPLE ARE THE COMMON TREES C. Atlantis, Packer, Freezing, Native,
FOUND IN FORESTS Northern
A. TROPICAL DECIDUOUS D. Northern, Southern, Eastern, Western
B. TROPICAL EVERGREEN
754. Which precious resource or resources
C. MONTANE TEMPERATE is/are found in South Africa
D. TROPICAL THORN A. Gold
749. The Great Rift Valley was formed mainly B. Iron
by C. Diamonds
A. Shifting tectonic plates D. Both gold and diamonds
B. Seawater erosion
755. The Tropic of Cancer is located at de-
C. Nile River flooding grees North Latitude.
D. Large meteor A. 23.5
750. The principal export in many Atlantic B. 66.5
coastal countries is C. 0
A. Cacao D. 90
B. Bananas
756. The is one of Mexico’s major rivers
C. Oil and forms part of the border between the
D. Chromium US and Mexico.

751. Which language is not spoken by many A. Rio Bravo (Rio Grande)
people in Canada? B. Sierra Madre
A. English C. Baja California
B. French D. Gulf of Mexico

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757. The largest island in Europe is home to 763. What are the imaginary lines that run
which countries? east and west called?

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A. Corsica, Malta, Cypress A. Longitude
B. England, Belgium, Wales B. Meridians
C. Scotland, Ireland, Wales C. Latitude
D. England, Scotland, Wales D. none of above
758. What do the Himalayan Mountains form 764. Religion. Which area of geography does
a barrier between? this fall under?
A. the Indian subcontinent and Sri Lanka A. Physical Geography
B. the Indian subcontinent and the Mal- B. Human (social)
dives C. Human (economic)
C. the Indian subcontinent and China D. Human (political)
D. the Indian subcontinent and Myanmar
765. A climate region that has long, cold win-
759. Which of the following is NOT a charac- ters and short summers with little or no
teristic of culture? (think culture web) plant life is called
A. Government A. Tundra or ice climate
B. Economic system B. Humid cold climate
C. Religion C. Humid temperate climate
D. School system D. Humid dry climate
760. Capital of Denmark 766. Ganga river deposits into which water-
A. Copenhagen body?
B. Berlin A. Arabian Sea
C. London B. Pacific Ocean
D. Bern C. Bay of Bengal
D. Indian Ocean
761. A body of salt water that covers almost
71% of Earth’s surface. 767. what is the capital of Canada
A. Lake A. Toronto
B. Valley B. Vancouver
C. Mountain C. Ottowa
D. Ocean D. Edmonton
762. In which provinces do most Canadians 768. longitude is considered as the Stan-
live? dard Meridian of India.
A. Northern Lands A. 81◦ 30’ E
B. Atlantic Provinces B. 82◦ 30’ E
C. Prairie Provinces C. 82◦ 30’ W
D. Quebec and Ontatio D. none of above

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769. determines thickness of soil profile. 775. Which is the largest type of ice mass?
A. Climate A. Glacier
B. Time B. Ice Sheet
C. Wind C. Ice Cap
D. none of above D. Avalanche
770. Monsoons affect the climate depending 776. Which of the following is an example of
on:

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human geography?
A. how hard they blow A. soil
B. the direction they blow
B. rocks and minerals
C. the weather
C. human migration
D. the time of day
D. none of above
771. Which type of landform covers much of
the middle of Mexico? 777. Black topsoil in the plains of the region?
A. plateau A. Chromium
B. mountains B. Chernozem
C. valley C. Pamirs
D. grasslands D. Karakum

772. Fast moving rivers in the region supply 778. Why do places on Earth have daily peri-
A. Hydroelectric power ods of daylight and darkness?
B. Deforestation A. Because of the North & South Pole
C. Desertification B. Because Earth rotates every 24 hours
D. Lowlands C. Because of Earth’s tilt

773. Which of the following is a negative ef- D. Because of Earth’s distance from the
fect of cultural diffusion? sun.
A. Increased conflict 779. What climate does Southern Africa’s
B. Enhanced knowledge base coasts have?
C. Greater tolerance A. subarctic climate
D. Improved people skills B. oceanic climate

774. Which element of geography is concerned C. humid continental climate

with the characteristics, distributions, and D. marine climate
migration of human populations on Earth’s
surface 780. What is an estuary?
A. Places and Regions A. A southern flowing river
B. Human Systems B. A northern flowing river
C. Physical Systems C. A broadened seaward end of a river
D. Uses of Geography D. The source of a river

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781. This physical feature is the largest mono- 786. What climate zone is found between
lith in the world. It’s about 12 stories 23.5◦ and 66.5◦ ?
high and almost 6 miles wide. The Abo-

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A. Polar
rigines consider it a sacred site. What is
its name? B. Temperate

A. Coral Sea C. Tropics

D. none of above
B. Ayers Rock
C. Great Victoria Desert 787. This mountain range along the East Coast
of the US is the oldest range in North
D. Great Barrier Reef America.
782. a narrow strip of land that connects two A. Appalachian Mountains
larger land masses B. Rocky Mountains
A. isthmus C. Cascade Mountains
B. mesa D. Andes Mountains
C. bridge 788. Mexico is also a leading producer,
D. island which is used to produce much of Mexico’s
power supply.
783. This ocean current brings warm moist air
A. coal
that make Western Europe and the UK
warmer than they would normally be B. petroleum
A. The North Atlantic Drift C. hydrogen-cell
B. South Pacific Current D. none of above

C. South Equatorial Current 789. Which river starts in the Czech Republic
and empties into the Baltic Sea?
D. The arctic current
A. Don
784. What mountain ranges are located in East
B. Oder
and West India?
C. Elbe
A. Ghats
D. Dnieper
B. Himalayas
790. Which of the following is not a major in-
C. Zagros
dustry of Canada?
D. Atlas
A. Mining
785. Which of the following are examples of B. Fishing
human geography? C. TImber
A. culture D. Growing oranges
B. climate
791. The main source of protein in the
C. animals Japanese diet is:
D. human-made buildings/attractions A. Deer
E. religion B. Cow

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C. Fish 797. What has disrupted the irrigation of the

nile river?
D. Soybean
A. Dams for hydroelectic power
792. Which country has most of the region’s B. Coal mining
mineral resources?
C. Oil drilling
A. Nepal
D. none of above
B. Bangladesh
798. The climate zone that has scorching heat,

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C. India is dry and sometimes has cacti or hardy
D. Sri Lanka wildflowers is referred to as
A. desert
793. Where do most Japanese live? B. humid subtropical
A. urban areas C. tundra
B. rural areas D. sub arctic
C. the mountains 799. How does the Earth’s tilt affect its sea-
D. on landfill sons?
A. The tilt of the Earth toward the sun cre-
794. What is the name of the peninsula that ates mild seasons, like spring and fall.
is made up of Greece at the southern end,
B. The tilt of the Earth toward the sun cre-
and includes other countries of Eastern Eu-
ates extreme seasons like summer and
rope?
winter.
A. Jutland Peninsula
C. Earth’s tilt has no measurable effect
B. Iberian Peninsula on its seasons.
C. Scandinavian Peninsula D. The tilt of the Earth causes equinoxes
on December 21 and June 21.
D. Balkan Peninsula
800. which of the following are regions in
795. THE WATERFALLS CATHERINE AND Canada
PYKARA ARE FOUND IN DISTRICT A. British Columbia
A. NILGIRIS B. Quebec and Ontario
B. SALEM C. Prairie Provinces
C. MADURAI D. Northern Lands
D. COIMBATORE E. Northwest Territories

801. The two types of physical features are

796. What is an example of a country?
landforms and
A. Paris
A. colonies
B. Florida B. bodies of water
C. Spain C. international boundaries
D. South America D. borders

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802. Why is the Sea of Marmara an important C. Cartographer

place to know about? D. Astronomer

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A. It connects France and Italy through
the Alps 808. A mountain range that extends along the
border between France and Spain
B. It connects the North Sea and the At-
lantic Ocean A. The Alps
C. It connects the Black Sea and the B. The Andes
Aegean Sea C. The Pyrenees
D. It connects the Mediterranean and At- D. The Dolomites
lantic Ocean
809. This physical feature stretches 160, 000
803. Which of these natural resources is in ex- miles long through the states of South Aus-
tremely short supply in the Middle East? tralia and Western Australia and is a pro-
A. Water tected Wilderness. What is its name?
B. Coal A. Coral Sea
C. Iron B. Ayers Rock
D. Oil C. Great Victoria Desert
804. India has union territories. D. Great Barrier Reef
A. 6 810. What is the process by which water,
B. 7 wind, or ice moves bits of rock else-
C. 8 where?

D. none of above A. Glacier

B. Weathering
805. Large level, or nearly level area of land
at high elevation C. Water Cycle
A. delta D. Erosion
B. butte 811. What type of geography studies the land-
C. mesa forms and landmarks of an area?
D. plateau A. Political

806. Capital of the United Kingdom B. Economic

A. London C. Physical
B. Oslo D. none of above
C. Riga 812. The Yangtze River is the
D. Helsinki A. longest river in East Asia.
807. They are people know to make or produce B. source of yellow-colored soil that it de-
maps? posits along its banks.
A. Map Makers C. longest river in the world.
B. Geographers D. main river of Japan.

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813. Upset with the practices of the Catholic C. location

church, this man published a list of com- D. place
plaints known as the “95 Theses” that
were nailed to the exterior door of the Cas- 819. Capital of Switzerland
tle church in Wittenburg, Germany. A. Bern
A. Martin Lawrence B. Prague
B. Martin Luther King, Jr. C. Helsinki

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C. Steve Martin D. Lisbon
D. Martin Luther
820. Ganga basin is the in india
814. THERE ARE MEGA CENTRES OF EN- A. Smallest basin
DEMISM IN INDIA
B. biggest basin
A. 4
C. Largest basin
B. 5
D. tiniest basin
C. 3
D. 6 821. What water features have acted as bar-
riers to and from the United States and
815. The topography of the Tamil Nadu State Canada?
slopes towards: A. Lake Murray
A. East B. Hudson Bay
B. West C. Great lakes
C. North D. The Rocky and Appalachian Mountains
D. South
822. A plant with thick, fleshy leaves that can
816. What is melted rock? conserve moisture
A. Magma A. Basin
B. Lava B. Canopy
C. River C. Lowland
D. Minerals D. Succulent

817. What kind of plant is Bamboo? 823. THIRD HEIGHEST PEAK IN EASTERN
A. corn GHATS IS

B. grass A. MAZHAMALAI

C. tomato B. SHERVARAYAN TEMPLE

D. bean C. URGAMALAI
D. VALSAMALAI
818. The Eiffel Tower is the best tourist attrac-
tion in Paris this statement is an exam- 824. What kind of crops does the coastal and
ple of which theme of geography Mediterranean climate support?
A. movement A. Barley, Oats, and Wheat
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C. Corn, Potato, and beans 830. a climate zone that occurs as elevation in-
creases, with its own natural vegetation
D. none of above
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A. one river that divides into two rivers B. seismic
B. an area of water that is completely sur- C. inevitable
rounded by land D. vertical climate zone
C. an area where a river empties into a 831. dry, flat land; wilderness with fewer
large body of water people than animals
D. two rivers that join together to form A. Aborigine
one river
B. territory
826. Capital of Latvia C. Outback
A. Riga D. coast

B. Zagreb 832. Steep, narrow, u-shaped valley that is

carved out by a glacier.
C. Stockholm
A. Eurasia
D. Vilnius
B. The English Channel
827. How many continents are on Earth? C. Fjords
A. 7 D. The Strait of Gibraltar
B. 6 833. What city develope on the semiarid
C. 5 coastal area?
A. Syrian
D. 8
B. Euphrates
828. once a large inland body of water that is C. Jordan
now several small, disconnected bodies of
water D. Aleppo

A. Dead Sea 834. The Chang Jiang (Yangtze River) is the

B. Caspian Sea A. longest river in East Asia.
B. source of yellow-colored soil that it de-
C. Aral Sea
posits along its banks.
D. Indian Ocean
C. longest river in the world.
829. What term refers to the study of the D. main river of Japan.
Earth and everything on it?
835. Australia is surrounded by
A. Geography A. Indian and Atlantic oceans
B. Geographer B. Atlantic and Pacific oceans
C. Geology C. Indian and Pacific oceans
D. Geograbra D. Indian and Antartic oceans

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836. Conflict among ethnic groups within a 842. a small stream or river that flows into a
state, a country, or a region is known as larger river
A. Problems A. tributary
B. Ethnic Disruption. B. oasis
C. Balkanization
C. sea
D. none of above
D. bank
837. Select the three plateaus of India

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A. Plato the Philosopher 843. What is the largest ocean by area?

B. The Deccan Plateau A. Atlantic Ocean

C. The Eastern Plateau B. Pacific Ocean
D. The Chotanagpur Plateau C. Southern Ocean
E. The Malwa Plateau D. Indian Ocean
838. The process of continental drift is based
844. Which natural resource helped support in-
on the theory of
dustrial development in both Britain and
A. Plate Tectonics Germany
B. Subduction Zones A. Coal
C. Mountain Building
B. Gas
D. Continental Shelves
C. Oil
839. Where in South Asia is it possible to smell
D. none of above
spices growing and see wild elephants?
A. Hindu Kush 845. The geographical feature where the land
B. Karnataka Plateau falls and flattens across the center of
North America is known as the
C. Maldives
D. Khyber Pass A. Coastail Plain
B. Fall Line
840. The United States is the largest coun-
try. C. Bible Belt
A. fourth D. Great Plains
B. second
846. Which of the following best describes al-
C. third luvial plains?
D. none of above
A. a large landmass that is smaller than
841. What sea is south of Europe? a continent
A. North Sea B. fertile farmlands
B. Baltic Sea C. a small collection of islands
C. Black Sea D. Island formed by a volcano peak
D. Mediterranean Sea emerging from the ocean

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847. Which part of Australia gets the most 853. This area lies in the northern part of Eu-
rain? rope and is responsible for most of Eu-
rope’s agricultural production.

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B. Southern A. The Scandinavian Peninsula
B. The Rift Valley
C. Central
C. The Northern European Plain
D. Kangaroo
D. Siberia
848. The highest peak in India is
854. The worlds largest inland sea; located be-
A. Kanchenjanga tween Europe, Africa, and Asia
B. Ganga A. Mediterranean Sea
C. Himalaya B. Arctic Ocean
D. Vindya C. Atlantic Ocean
849. A mountain range in south-central Europe D. English Channel
stretching from eastern France and north-
855. A is a piece of land surrounded by wa-
ern Italy
ter on three sides
A. Pyrenees Mountains
A. Island
B. Appalachian Mountains
B. Peninsula
C. Alps Mountains C. Country
D. Ural Mountains D. River
850. He known as the Father of History? 856. What is GIS
A. Herodotus A. Geographic Imaging Seminar
B. Aristotle B. Geographic Information System
C. Karl Marx C. Geography Is Silly
D. Confucius D. none of above
851. Which is not a great lake 857. The cold air blows from this ocean to
A. Superior northern and central Canada

B. Heron A. Arctic Ocean

C. Quebec B. Pacific Ocean

C. Atlantic Ocean
D. Erie
D. none of above
852. The is a shipping route into the Great
Lakes from the Atlantic Ocean. 858. This region has a marine west coast cli-
mate in which warm air blows west from
A. St. Lawrence Seaway
the ocean, temperatures are mid and rain-
B. Mackenzie River fall is heavy in some areas.
C. Fraser River A. Northern Lands
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C. Atlantic Provinces C. 11
D. British Columbia D. 19
859. What term refers to areas grouped to- 865. Who are the Aborigines?
gether based on similarities? (ex. South-
west US, Middle East) A. Indigenous people of Australia

A. Place B. voyagers
B. Location C. people sent to Australia

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C. Region D. none of above
D. Movement 866. Why is the population in the Volcanic
860. If I wanted to live where it is warm year Axis dense?
round which climate would I choose? A. There is little volcanic activity
A. temperate B. There are mountains, swamp coast-
B. tropical lands, and rainforests
C. polar C. There is fertile soil, making the high-
lands rich agricultural zones.
D. none of above
D. The elevations of some of the volcanic
861. ‘BCE’ stands for cones are more than 12, 000 feet.
A. Before Common Era
867. What is the name of the peninsula that
B. Common Era
includes Spain & Portugal?
C. None of the above
A. Jutland Peninsula
D. none of above
B. Balkan Peninsula
862. Landforms. Which area of geography C. Iberian Peninsula
does this fall under?
D. Scandinavian Peninsula
A. Physical Characteristics
B. Human Characteristics 868. What mountain range forms the border
between Europe & Asia?
C. Neither
D. Both A. Pyranees Mountains
B. Appalachian Mountains
863. The Biosphere includes all of what?
C. Ural Mountains
A. Air
D. Rocky Mountains
B. Water
C. Land 869. Why was Panama chosen as the site for
D. Living Things the Panama Canal?
A. Narrowest place in Americas
864. how many countries are in Western Eu-
rope B. It goes into both rivers & lakes
A. 9 C. Connects North & South America
B. 10 D. It’s long & narrow

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870. Why is the North Atlantic Drift significant 875. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince
to Europe? Edward Island, and Newfoundland and
Labrador are called the

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tle storms, which is a pull factor A. Prairie Provinces
B. Because it makes the fish disappear B. Northwest Territories
every 4 years and affects local economies
C. Atlantic Provinces
C. Because the warm ocean current and
prevailing winds make it warmer in Eu- D. Yukon Territory
rope than it should be based on its latitude
876. How many days do we have on a leap
D. Because it provides protection from at-
year?
tacking armies
A. 364
871. The Sahara averages around inches
of rain per year B. 366
A. 3 C. 365
B. 10 D. 365 1/4
C. 0
877. He wrote a 17 volume series called “Ge-
D. 15
ographia”?
872. The Pyranees Mountains act as a natural A. Strabo
border between what two places?
B. Ibn Batuta
A. The Iberian Peninsula & The Scandina-
vian Peninsula C. Varenius
B. France & Italy D. Kant
C. Eastern Europe & Asia
878. What does the European Plain provide?
D. The Iberian Peninsula & the rest of Eu-
rope A. Clean rivers for transporting and trad-
ing goods.
873. Which of the following are examples of
physical geography (check all that apply) B. Mountains for recreational activities
such as skiing.
A. cultures
C. Flat, fertile farmland for a surplus of
B. mountains/other land features
food to export.
C. bodies of water
D. Airports for transporting and trading
D. cities/towns goods.
E. planes, trains, cars
879. Much of Southern Africa’s coastal plain
874. Which river is located in northwestern along the Atlantic coast is a biome.
Ireland?
A. forest
A. Shannon
B. Rhone B. savanna
C. Rhine C. desert
D. Volga D. grassland

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880. A temperate climate is? 885. What does Mesopotamia mean in

A. consistently cool Greek?
A. great beginning
B. consistently warm
B. alluvial plain
C. consistently moderate
C. fertile land
D. warm and cool
D. land between the rivers
881. Climate Change (caused by natural and
886. The boundary in the eastern United

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human activities). Which area of geogra-
States that marks the place where higher
phy does this fall under?
land drops to the lower coastal plain is the:
A. Physical Characteristics A. great plains
B. Human Characteristics B. Rockies
C. Neither C. Great divide
D. Both D. Fall Line

882. Most rivers in Asia flow into the Plateau 887. THE HEIGHT OF SHERVARAYAN TEMPLE
of IS m
A. Tibet A. 1, 623
B. China B. 1, 653
C. 1, 633
C. India
D. 1, 643
D. Pakistan
888. Which words best describes the climate
883. Small river that flows NW of the Alps in Australia’s interior region?
mountain range and flows through Ger-
A. warm and wet
many and France
B. hot and flat
A. Danube River
C. warm and hilly
B. Atlantic Ocean
D. cold and mountainous
C. English Channel
889. Most Australians live along the East-
D. Rhine River
ern and Southeastern coastline because of
884. what does soil provide to forests fresh water, fertile land, and
A. natural resources
A. Forests and soils are two other im-
portant natural resources in Northern Eu- B. family
rope. C. jobs
B. Large areas of timber producing D. nightlife
forests that cross Finland and the Scan-
dinavian Peninsula. 890. Hawaii is made of in the Pacific Ocean
A. volcanoes
C. Soils provide trees with anchorage,
water and nutrients. B. rock
D. Fertile soils provide rich farmland for C. lakes
crops, such as wheat and potatoes. D. none of above

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891. What is a strong storm with heavy rains 895. Capital of Germany
AND winds. A. Berlin

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B. Typhoon C. Stockholm
C. Monsoon D. Bern
D. Hurricane 896. Most of South Africa’s land sits at a high
, or distance above sea level.
892. What is the name of the international or-
ganization which formed after WWII with A. altitude
the goal of preventing future world wide B. escarpment
conflicts?
C. delta
A. The League of Nations D. climate zone
B. United Nations
897. Which landform was not talked about?
C. NATO
A. volcanoes
D. Warsaw Pact
B. hills
893. Which is the name of the delta where C. plateaus
early civilizations settled? D. jungles
A. Yellow River delta
898. Why are geothermal & hydroelectric en-
B. Nile delta ergy important?
C. Ganges and the Brahmaputra delta A. Because they are major money makers
for the European economy in many coun-
D. none of above
tries
894. The United States is a large country with B. Because they are clean & renewable
physical features, climates, and re- energy sources that allow people to cre-
sources. ate energy for themselves in many coun-
A. diverse tries in Europe
C. Because they allow countries detect
B. many
earthquakes & tsunamis earlier
C. little
D. Because they bring in lots of tourists to
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1. Students of which Kendriya Vidyalaya will D. Delhi
see the rising sun first?
2. A small stream or river feeding into the
A. Itanagar main river is known as
B. Patna A. source
C. Bhopal B. tributary

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C. mouth 8. If you were living along the Ganges River

and wanted to travel to the Indus River,
D. confluence
which direction would you travel and what
3. How can a desert help a civilization? major physical feature would you have to
cross? (Hint:Look at your map!)
A. It gives them protection from in-
vaders. A. East, Thar Desert

B. It gives them a wealth of resources to B. East, Hindu Kush

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trade. C. East, Deccan Plateau
C. It gives them the ability to farm the D. West, Thar Desert
land.
E. West, Hindu Kush
D. It keeps them isoloated.
9. What is the local name of the wind blow-
4. India is a(n) ing in the northern plains during sum-
A. island mers?

B. continent A. Kaal Baisakhi

C. peninsula B. Trade Winds

D. oasis C. Loo
D. None of the above
5. Which of the following groups of islands
belonging to the Indian territory lies in the 10. Who build the Taj Mahal?
Arabian Sea?
A. Shah Jahan
A. (a) Andaman and Nicobar Islands
B. Akbar
B. (b) Sri Lanka
C. Aurangazber
C. c) Lakshdweep
D. Mumtaz Mahal
D. d) Maldives
11. What is the SECOND most spoken lan-
6. The largest state in the India guage in India?
A. Madhya Pradesh A. Telugu
B. Uttar Pradesh B. Marathi
C. Punjab C. Bengali
D. Rajasthan D. Tamil

7. Rocks belonging to Dharwar groups are 12. Which place in India experience cool cli-
best developed in mate throughout the year?
A. Garhwal region A. Mumbai
B. Krishna Valley B. Manali
C. Dharwar-Bellang-Mysore C. Agra
D. Rajmahal Hills D. Jaipur

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13. Largest tributory of ganga 19. India’s National Anthem was written by
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B. Koshi
B. Ravindranath Tagore
C. Gandak
C. Mahatma Gandhi
D. Ghagara
D. None of these
E. Son
20. The standard meridian of a country is usu-
14. The part of indan subcontinent which re-
ally selected in multiples of one of the fol-
ceives maximum isolation?
lowing longitudes.
A. Northern
A. 7o 25’
B. Southern
B. 7o
C. Eastern
C. 7o 30’
D. Western
D. 7o 50’
15. India got Independence on
21. Which state of India has the longest coast-
A. 15 August 1947 line?
B. 15 August 1876 A. Andhra Pradesh
C. 15 August 1978 B. Gujarat
D. 15 August 1948 C. Tamil Nadu
D. Odisha
16. what is the national food of Rajasthan
A. macher jhol 22. The altitude of Bengaluru is
B. rajma A. 850 m
C. dal baati churma B. 920 m
D. shaak C. 1010 m
D. 1109 m
17. how many state are in india
A. 23 23. Which passes make way to the land route
between Kailash and the Mansarovar?
B. 29
A. Mana Pass
C. 28
B. Rohtas Pass
D. 2
C. Nathula Pass
18. What is the 2019 population of India?
D. None of the above
A. 1.4 billion
24. Indian Monsoons are most erratic due to
B. 1.2 billion
A. The uncertain date of onset and with-
C. 99 million
drawal as well as varying amounts of rain-
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B. uncertain dates of onset and with- C. Nallamala

drawal as well as unequal distribution of D. Tirumala
rain at different places
C. Uniform duration but varying amounts 29. Which of the following rivers is not part
of rain from place to place of ‘Panchnad’?
D. Uniform duration but varying amount A. The Ravi
of rain from one year to another as well B. The Indus
as at different places

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C. The Chenab
25. Highest forest:Madhya Pradesh::The least
D. The Jhelum
forest
A. Haryana 30. Who brought Hinduism into India?
B. Karnataka A. The Chinese
C. Uttar Pradesh B. The Indians
D. West Bengal C. The Aryans

26. What are camels known as(in Ra- D. The Americans

jasthan)?
31. Railway passenger coaches are manufac-
A. Legendary Animals tured at
B. Ship of the desert A. Varanasi
C. Useless animals B. Chittaranjan
D. A mammal C. Perambur
27. Consider the following statement(s) D. Kolkata
is/are related to the Vishnu PrayagI.It
is one of the Panch Prayag (five conflu- 32. The lowest temperature recorded in India
ences) of Alaknanda River, and lies at A. -46.0 degrees Celsius in Lachen,
the confluence of Alaknanda River and Sikkim
Dhauliganga River, in Chamoli district in
the Indian state of UttarakhandII. Place of B. -51.2 degrees Celsius in Dras, Jammu
confluence of the Alkananda and the Bha- and Kashmir
girathiWhich of the above statement(s) C. -51.2 degrees Celsius in Lachen,
is/are correct? Code: Sikkim
A. Only I D. -46.0 degrees Celsius in Dras, Jammu
B. Only II and Kashmir
C. Both I and II 33. The name of the largest river in this re-
D. Neither I nor II gion?
A. Tapi River
28. The place known as “Kashmir of Andhra
Pradesh” is B. Luni
A. Horsley Hills C. Indus River
B. Lambasingi D. Sutlej River

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34. In which year did India receive indepen- 40. Black soils are ideal for cultivation of cot-
dence? ton as their colour is black they can retain
moisture they are made of lava they are

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found on plateau regions
B. 1949
A. they can retain moisture
C. 1947
B. they are made of lava
D. None of the above C. they are found on plateau regions
35. Winter season:December-February::Summer D. they are found on plateau regions
season:
41. Which of the following river originates as
A. May-June well as ends in the territory of India?
B. April-July A. Brahmaputra
C. March-May B. Indus
D. June-September C. Kosi
D. Chambal
36. Which of the following places would ex-
perience maximum rainfall in the summer 42. Khaddar soils are found
monsoon? A. in piedmont plains
A. Mumbai, Trivandrum, Goa B. in flood plains
B. Agra, Delhi, Jaipur C. over low plateaux
C. Cherrapunji, Mawsynram D. over steep slopes
D. Kolkata, Patna, Bhuvaneshwar 43. The Palk Strait and the Gulf of Mannar sep-
arates India with
37. Climate of a place is affected by?
A. Pakistan
A. Location from the sea
B. Sri Lanka
B. Relief
C. Nepal
C. Altitude from the sea
D. Bangladesh
D. All of the above
44. Godavari doesn’t flow in which of the fol-
38. The ‘Golconda Fort’ is in which states? lowing states
A. Telengana A. Telangana
B. Maharashtra B. Chattisgarh

C. Kerala C. Andhrapradesh
D. Orissa
D. Karnataka
45. Which of the following cities lies to the
39. Economically exploitable lignite occurs in south of the Tropic of Cancer?
A. Andhra Pradesh A. Guna, Madhya Pradesh
B. Tamil Nadu B. Delhi
C. Karnataka C. Jaipur, Rajasthan
D. Kerala D. Kolkata, West Bengal

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46. What is NOT a way the summer monsoon C. Godavari delta

can affect India? D. Ganga delta
A. Helps grow crops
52. Which season is the best fit for rainfall ex-
B. Floods cities perienced by Chennai?
C. Causes droughts A. Hot & dry summer season
D. Drowns livestock B. Rainy season or South west monsoon

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47. Because of its large size and its position in C. Retreating Monsoon
relation to large masses of land and water, D. Cold/Winter season
India is called
53. The second largest east flowing river?
A. a plateau
A. Godavari
B. an isthmus
B. Krishna
C. an ecosystem
C. Cauvery
D. a subcontinent.
D. Mahanadi
48. In Indian sub continent monsoon is mainly
caused by 54. Which of the following rivers flows in a
rift valley?
A. Impact of summer temperatures on
the seas A. Ganga
B. Narmada
B. Movement of clouds
C. Chenab
C. Seasonal reversal of winds
D. Kosi
D. Rise in temperature
55. Which of the following rivers makes estu-
49. This fast food commonly eaten in Maha-
ary?
rashtra, resembles a burger.
A. Kauvery
A. Samosa
B. Krishna
B. Kathi roll
C. Narmada
C. Vada Pav
D. Ganga
D. Frankie
56. Which state in India has the largest forest
50. Identify the factors that describe climate cover?
of an area.
A. Madhya Pradesh
A. Soil
B. Kerala
B. Vegetation
C. Meghalaya
C. Altitude
D. Karnataka
D. Distance from sea
57. Mac mohan demarcates boundary be-
51. The sunderbans are found in? tween
A. Luni basin A. India and pakistan
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C. India and nepal 64. Which of the following does the Himalayas
D. India and bangladesh mountain range include?

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A. Mount Everest
58. Indians rely on the summer monsoon to
grow crops and provide B. Mount Fuji
A. electricity C. Mount Sinai
B. wind D. Mount Tiger
C. snow 65. India experiences what type of climatic
D. droughts condition?
A. Tropical Monsoon climate
59. The Taj Mahal is situated in
B. Tropical climate
A. Mumbai
C. Cold climate
B. Delhi
D. Temperate climate
C. Agra
D. Hyderabad 66. How many mountain ranges does India
consist of?
60. Which of the following the country does A. 8
not share land boundary with India?
B. 10
A. Bhutan
C. 5
B. Bangladesh
D. 7
C. Tajikistan
D. Nepal 67. The first Alumina plant in India is situated
at
61. Tropic of Cancer passes through which of A. Kiriburu (Jharkhand)
these states
B. Ratnagiri (Maharashtra)
A. a) Orissa
C. Sirpur (Andhra Pradesh)
B. b) Tripura
D. Korba (Madhya Pradesh)
C. c) Bihar
D. (d) Punjab 68. Which of the following has reduced India’s
distance from Europe by 7000 km?
62. What is the another name of Sahyadris? A. a) Suez Canal
A. Aravali B. b) Panama Canal
B. Himadri C. c) Indira Gandhi Canal
C. Western Ghats D. ) Buckingham Canal
D. Shivalik
69. Where does the summer monsoon come
63. Kanchenjunga is located in from?
A. Himachal Pradesh A. Arabian Sea
B. Uttarakhand B. Himalaya
C. Sikkim C. Indus River
D. West Bengal D. Ganges River

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70. India is one of the most countries in 76. Which of the weathering agents is almost
the world peculiar to the Indian Himalayas?
A. wealthy A. Wind
B. populated B. Glaciers
C. arid C. Snowfall
D. segregated D. Running water

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71. What is India’s position in the world in 77. Which winds give rainfall in India?
terms of size? A. Loo
A. the second B. Winds that blow inland from the sea
B. the fifth C. Winds that blow to sea from land
C. the seventh D. Winds from China
D. Ninth 78. Which island is the administrative head-
72. Deccan Traps are largely made of quarters of Lakshadweep?

A. Alternate sheets of granitic Lava A. Kavaratti

B. Lava flows alternating with sedimen- B. Pitti

tary deposits C. Agatti
C. Limestone D. none of above
D. Flow of Flood Basalt 79. Mountain ranges in the eastern part of In-
dia forming its boundary with Myanmar
73. How many states does India have?
are collectively called as
A. 22
A. Himachal
B. 29 B. Purvanchal
C. 32 C. Uttaranchal
D. 26 D. None of the above
74. India’s climate is shaped by seasonal 80. How far is Parsoiya from Lucknow?
winds called
A. 5km
A. Monsoons
B. 50km
B. Trade Winds
C. 500km
C. North winds
D. 5000km
D. Typhoons
81. The trees of these forests Maintain green-
75. Littoral forests occur on ery through the year.
A. hills along A. Tropical evergreen forests
B. the sea coasts and tidal creeks B. Tropical deciduous forests
C. where the rainfall is heavy C. Mountain forests
D. at elevated places D. Mangrove forests

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82. What is the capital of India? 88. The Pink City of India is
A. New Delhi A. Lucknow

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B. Jamshedpur B. Jaipur
C. Mumbai C. Bhopal
D. Kolkata D. none of above
83. How many union territories are there in 89. India is in the Asia.
India?
A. Northern
A. 15
B. Western
B. 8
C. Southern
C. 12
D. Eastern
D. 10
90. Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West
84. The port commanding the largest hinter- Bengal and Sikkim have common frontiers
land in India is with
A. Mumbai A. (a) China
B. Kandla B. ) Bhutan
C. Kolkata
C. Nepal
D. Chennai
D. d) Myanmar
85. The place in india which receives lowest
91. Most of the people in Parsoiya are?
rainfall?
A. Mechanic
A. Leh
B. Jaisalmer B. Farmer

C. Bikaner C. Manager

D. Jodhpur D. Blacksmith

86. Which is the biggest district of India? 92. These forest seen in Himalaya.

A. Jaisalmer A. Tropical evergreen forests

B. Leh B. tropical deciduous forests
C. Kutch C. Mountain forests
D. Kochi D. Mangrove forests

87. What mountain separates the subconti- 93. These trees and plants do not shed their
nent of India to the rest of Asia? leaves throughout the year are.
A. Ganges Mountain A. Tropical evergreen forests
B. Western Ghats Mountain B. Tropical deciduous forests
C. Himalayan Mountain Range C. Mountain forests
D. Mount Sinai D. Mangrove forests

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94. What state is in the exact middle of In- 100. How many states are there in India?
dia? A. 28
A. Uttar Pradesh B. 50
B. Punjab C. 26
C. Orrissa D. 29
D. Madhya Pradesh
101. What is the current capital of India?

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95. Which of the following does not flow into A. New Delhi
the Arabian Sea
B. Mumbai
A. Tungabhadra
C. Harappa
B. Mandovi
D. Mohenjo-Daro
C. Narmada
D. Sabarmati 102. Which river doesn’t fall in Bay of Bengal
A. Mahanadi
96. Which line divides India into approxi-
mately two equal parts? B. Padma
A. (a) Equator C. Bharatpujha
B. b) Tropic of Cancer D. Cauvery
C. c) Tropic of Capricorn 103. The forests found in Assam and Megha-
D. d) None of these laya are..
A. Tropical evergreen forests
97. The capital of Orissa is
B. Tropical deciduous forests
A. Puri
C. Mountain forests
B. Bhuvneshwar
D. Mangrove forests
C. Vishakhapatnam
D. Katak 104. How are the Indus and Ganges rivers sim-
ilar to the Nile River in Egypt?
98. Thar desert is in state. A. They begin in the same general area
A. Rajasthan B. They carry silt that enriches the soil.
B. Maharashtra C. They flow in the same general direc-
C. Idol tion
D. Bihar D. They have big floods that prevented
early settlement
99. Which of the following is an east flowing
river of the peninsula? 105. Which is the largest desert in India?
A. Tapi A. The White Desert of Kutch
B. Narmada B. The Thar Desert
C. Mahanadi C. Jaisalmer Desert of Rajasthan
D. None of the above D. none of above

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106. Which of the following longitudes is the 112. Which of the following geographical term
standard meridian of India? related with the ‘’piece of sub-continental
A. 69◦ 30’E land that is surrounded by water”?

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A. Peninsula
B. 75◦ 30’E
B. Gulf
C. 82◦ 30’E
C. Strait
D. 90◦ 30’E
D. Island
107. Which one of the following is the longest
113. Which of the following is the oldest route
river of the Peninsular India?
of contact between India and other coun-
A. Narmada tries of the world?
B. Godavari A. (a) Ocean routes
C. Krishma B. (b) Maritime contact
D. Mahanadi C. c) Land routes
D. d) Air routes
108. The northern part of west coast is known
as.. 114. The minimum forest cover necessary to
maintain ecological balance is
A. Konkan coast
A. 50% of total land area
B. Coromandal coast
B. 40% of total land area
C. Malabar coast
C. 33% of total land area
D. None of these
D. 25% of total land area
109. Gandhinagar is the capital of 115. The Thar desert is called?
A. Punjab A. Hot desert
B. Himanchal Pradesh B. Cold desert
C. Gujrat C. None of them
D. Assam D. none of above

110. India has Union Territories. 116. Which is the smallest(in area)of the fol-
lowing union territories?
A. 7
A. Chandigarh
B. 8
B. Dadra and Nagra Haveli
C. 10
C. Daman and Diu
D. 5
D. Lakshadweep
111. The name of Brahmaputra river in Indian 117. Which of the following cities of the Indus
territory is Valley Civilization is located in India?
A. Mikyang A. Mohenjodaro
B. Sikyanhg B. Mehrgarh
C. Lohit C. Harappa
D. Dihang D. Rakhigarhi

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118. Narmada originates from its source situ- 124. Which of the following is suitable defini-
ated in the State of tion of ‘Archipelago’?
A. Maharashtra A. A circular coral reef that encloses a
B. Uttar Pradesh shallow lagoon.
B. A chain or set of islands grouped to-
C. Madhya Pradesh
gether.
D. Andhra Pradesh
C. The plant and animal life on the earth.

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119. In which island India’s only active volcano D. None of the above
is found in Andaman and Nicobar group of
Islands? 125. which river flows through Wular Lake
A. Ravi
A. Barren Island
B. Jhelum
B. Guitar Island
C. Satluz
C. Red Skin Island
D. Bramhaputra
D. Rutland Island
E. Ganga
120. Hampi is in
126. The boundary line between India and Pak-
A. Andhra Pradesh istan
B. Tamil Nadu A. The Durand line
C. Karnataka B. The Radcliff line
D. Sri Lanka C. POK line
D. The Mc Mahon line
121. India gets only of its annual rainfall
during winter. 127. Which of the following state is crossed
A. 3% by the Tropic of Cancer?
B. 5% A. Rajasthan

C. 2% B. Chhattisgarh
C. Odisha
D. 4%
D. Tripura
122. When was India’s FIRST dispute with
China 128. Which wind is dry and hot and it blows
in the summer
A. 1972
A. Loo
B. 1967
B. Trade winds
C. 1968
C. Mountain winds
D. 1996 D. none of above
123. Which place is situated in India? 129. What is the name of India’s desert?
A. New York A. Sahara
B. Wuhan B. Thar
C. Thiruvananthapuram C. Ganges
D. Mississippi D. Khyber

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130. The longest river in peninsular India is 136. What is the southernmost state in India?
A. Mahanadi A. Telangana

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B. Godavari B. Tripura
C. Krishna C. Tamil Nadu
D. Kaveri D. Kerala

131. A smaller part of a continent that has dif- 137. Which of these seas/oceans do not have
ferent climate and geography. a coastal boundary with India?
A. region A. Indian Ocean
B. small continent B. Bay of Bengal
C. subcontinent C. Pacific Ocean
D. none of above D. Arabian sea

132. The river tsangpo flows through be- 138. Which of the states has very little allu-
fore entering india? vial soil?

A. China A. Bihar

B. Bangladesh B. Madhyapradesh
C. Tamil nadu
C. Tibet
D. Punjab
D. Nepal
139. Which one of the following mountain
133. India is the largest country in the
peaks in himalayas is not in india..
world
A. Annapurna
A. 6th
B. Nanda devi
B. 7th
C. Mt.kamet
C. 8th
D. Kanchenjunga
D. 5th
140. Which one of the following longitude de-
134. There are states in India. termines the indian standard time?
A. 24 A. 85.5◦ E
B. 26 B. 86.5◦ E
C. 27 C. 84.5◦ E
D. 28 D. 82.5◦ E
135. The latitude which divides almost India 141. Which state is the most populated in In-
into two equal halves is dia?
A. 23 1/2◦ N A. Delhi.
B. 82 1/2◦ N B. Uttar Pradesh
C. 22 1/2◦ N C. Andra Pradesh
D. 12 1/2◦ N D. Gujarat

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142. Which river forms from the Gangotri 148. Kachari is a

Glacier A. Fruit
A. Ganga B. Tenderizer
B. Godavari C. Type of cucumber
C. Yamuna D. All the above
D. Luni 149. Which island has a bird sanctuary in Lak-

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shadweep islands?
143. Naharkatiya oilfields are located in
A. Kavaratti island
A. Tripura
B. Agatti island
B. West Bengal C. Pitti island
C. Assam D. Kadmat island
D. Madhya Pradesh
150. Which is the biggest desert of India
144. India lies A. Sehran Desert
A. mainly in the northern hemisphere B. Thar Desert
B. entirely in the northern hemisphere C. Gobi Desert
D. none of above
C. on the Equator
D. more in the southern hemisphere 151. One of two rivers that gets its source
high up in the Himalayas from glaciers and
145. India’s main language{do not cheat}? snow.
A. Hindi A. Indus River

B. Punjabi B. Narmada River

C. Godavari River
C. Marathi
D. none of above
D. Kannada
152. One of the states not bisected by the
146. The cudappah regions lie between Tropic of Cancer is
A. Godavari and palkonda region A. Odisha
B. Godavari and jamshedpur B. Gujarat
C. Palar and cauvery C. West Bengal
D. Satpura and mahadeo-maikal range D. Rajasthan

153. Which is known as ‘Garden City of In-

147. India is a sub continent of
dia’?
A. Austrailia A. Bangalore
B. Europe B. Shimla
C. China C. Hyderabad
D. Asia D. Imphal

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154. The Southern most tip of mainland India 160. What weather event greatly impacts In-
A. Indira col dia?

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A. forest fires
B. Kanyakumari
B. monsoons
C. Indira Point
C. typhoons
D. Goa
D. tropical storms
155. Which latitudes pass through India?
161. Which of the following is the capital
A. Equator
of the union territory Dadra and Nagar
B. Arctic Circle haveli..
C. Tropic of Capricorn A. Dadra
D. Tropic of Cancer B. Nagar haveli
C. Kavaratti
156. What is the position of India in the world
in respect of area? D. Silvassa
A. (a) 8th position 162. Deccan Plateau is formed mainly from?
B. (b) 7th position A. Igneous Rocks
C. (c) 6th position B. Sand stone
D. d) 2nd position C. Metamorphic Rocks
157. First cement factory in india.. D. Sedimentary Rocks

A. Chennai 163. The largest Fresh water lake in India is

B. Bangalore A. Kolleru
C. Ranchi B. Wular
D. Hyderabad C. Pangong Tso
D. Tso Morari
158. Which of the following region supports
the Karewa formation? 164. Continental type of climate refers to
A. Eastern Himalayas A. Climate of a continent
B. North-Eastern Himalayas B. A country in the continent
C. Kashmir Himalayas C. An area which is landlocked
D. None of the above D. An ares close to the sea
159. Which of the following cities is the capital 165. At what rank is the Thar desert compared
of two states? to other deserts in the world(in size)?
A. Gandhinagar A. 7th largest
B. Chandigarh B. 18th largest
C. Jaipur C. Largest desert in the world.
D. Patna D. 27th largest

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166. The borders India on its east coast. 172. Which or the following Indian islands lies
A. Arabian Sea between India and Sri Lanka?

B. Indian Ocean A. Elephanta

C. Bay of Bengal B. Rameshwaram

D. Pacific Ocean C. Nicobar

D. Salsette
167. The river Indus flows from the state of-

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A. Punjab 173. The union territory of India with smallest
area is
B. Hariyana
A. Daman and Diu
C. Jammu and Kashmir
B. Puducherry
D. Uttarakhand
E. Up C. Lakshadweep
D. Andaman and Nicobar Islands
168. Lakshadweep islands are the product of
174. The total area of India is
A. Volcanic activity A. 32, 87, 263 Km2
B. Wave action B. 32, 86, 263 Km2
C. Sea floor expansion C. 34, 87, 263 Km2
D. Reef formation D. 24, 87, 263 Km2
169. India has one land-locked and protected 175. In which season tropical cyclones occur?
port which is at
A. Rainy season
A. Paradeep
B. Winter season
B. Chennai
C. Retreating monsoon season
C. Kolkata
D. Summer season
D. Visakhapatnam

170. River Ganga is in not in 176. Examples of B-island plants are

A. Gujrat A. Beautiful

B. Bihar B. Dates

C. Uttarakhand C. Teak

D. West Bengal D. None of the above

171. The city located on the river Yamuna is 177. The Ocean which is western India is
A. Varanasi A. Arabian Sea
B. Lucknow B. Bay of Bengal
C. Patna C. Indian Ocean
D. Agra D. Pacific Ocean

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178. The oldest mountain of India are 184. What are fried onion called?
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B. Aravali B. Birista
C. Satpura C. Snacks
D. Nilgiri hills D. Bawang

179. Where do people in Parsoiya get their 185. What does Good Monsoons mean?
water from? A. Adequate Rain
A. River B. Beautiful Crop
B. Waterfall C. Irritating to all
C. Well D. Heat
D. Rain 186. Considering the locations of mountains in
180. The Standard Meridian of India, 82◦ 30’E India, which one among the following is in
passes through which of the following right sequence from south to north?
places? A. Doddabetta, Kailash, Dhaulagiri, Vind-
A. (a) Kanniyakumari in Tamil Nadu hyachal

B. (a) Kanniyakumari in Tamil Nadu B. Doddabetta, Vindhyachal, Dhaulagiri,

Kailash
C. c) Kachchh in Gujarat
C. Dhaularigi, Kailash, Doddabetta, Vind-
D. (d) Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh hyachal
181. The India extends from to North D. Dhaulagiri, Vindhyachal, Doddabetta,
latitude Kailash
A. 6◦ .45’ to 37◦ .6’ 187. Andaman and Nicobar islands are sepa-
B. 6◦ .45’ to 38◦ .6’ rated by which channel
C. 8◦ .45’ to 37◦ .6’ A. 9 DEGREE CHANNEL
D. 8◦ .4’ to 37◦ .6’ B. 10 DEGREE CHANNEL
C. 60 DEGREE CHANNEL
182. The seals found in Mohenjo-Daro, often
with animal pictures, are believed to have D. 90 DEGREE CHANNEL
been used by merchants or 188. Do they have electricity in Parsoiya?
A. used as charms to keep away evil A. Yes
B. used as game pieces B. No
C. traded for coffee C. Maybe
D. none of above D. Solar power?
183. Convectional rain in Karnataka is 189. scanty rainfall is found in
A. Andhis A. Kashmir
B. Kalabaisakhis B. Madhya Pradesh
C. Coffee blossom C. southern Punjab
D. Mango showers D. Odisha

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190. Which river is called as the male river in 196. Stilt like root trees are seen in.
India? A. Tropical evergreen forests
A. Godavari
B. tropical deciduous forests
B. Ganga
C. Mountain forests
C. Brahmaputra
D. Mangrove forests
D. Cauvery
197. The river Damodar ends in

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191. When this joins a river, it forms an ar-
A. River ganga
rowhead pointing downstream.
A. tributary B. River hugli

B. mouth C. Bay of bengal

C. confluence D. Salt lake

D. source 198. What is the capital of Andaman and Nico-

bar Islands?
192. Who built Jantar Mantar of Delhi
A. Rutland Island
A. Bajirao Peshwa
B. Port Blair
B. Maharaja Jaisal Singh II
C. Ross Island
C. Rawal Jaisal
D. none of above
D. Ustad Ahemad Lahouri
199. The eastern most longitude of India is
193. The country to the north-west of India is
A. a) 97◦ 25’E
A. China
B. Bangladesh B. b) 68◦ 7’ E

C. Afghanistan C. c) 77◦ 6’E

D. Sri Lanka D. ) 82◦ 32’E

194. The first established national park in In- 200. The northern most tip of India is
dia is. A. Jammu and Kashmir
A. Jimcorbett, Uttarkhand B. Indira Point
B. Yellowstone, USA C. Indira col
C. Kaziranga, Assam D. Kanyakumari
D. Nagara Hole, Karnataka
201. Which is NOT a way the Himalaya af-
195. First shore based integral steel plant com- fected the ancient people of India?
ing up in A. Protected them from invaders
A. Kochi B. Helped them spread their culture
B. Visakhapatnam C. Made trading with others difficult
C. Patna D. Provided water and fertile soil to
D. Orissa rivers

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202. What is the largest city of Kerala? 208. Kalbaisakhis or Norwesters originates
in..
A. Cochin

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A. Chhota nagpur plateau
B. Thiruvananthapuram
B. Karnataka coast
C. Munnar
C. Coromandal coast
D. Allappuzha
D. Malwa plateau
203. Tochi, Gilgit and Hunza are tributaries of
209. Where does the Indus river end? or
Where is the mouth of the Indus river?
A. Gunga
A. Mansarovar Lake
B. Indus
B. Bay of Bengal
C. Brahmaputra
C. Arabian sea
D. Yamuna D. Rakastal Lake
204. What is term used for Gujarati snacks. 210. A pink color tea from Kashmir.
A. Chorafali A. Afternoon tea
B. Farsan B. Morning tea
C. Muthiya C. Evening tea
D. Handva D. Noon tea

205. Where do people in Parsoiya get their 211. Which racial group is popularly known as
food from? aryan
A. Supermarket A. Mediterranean
B. Buy from city B. Astroloids
C. Donated by government C. Nordics

D. Grow themselves D. Pro-astroloids

206. The capital city of India is 212. Which is the capital of Goa?
A. Baga
A. New Delhi
B. Panjim
B. Mumbai
C. Vagator
C. Bangalore
D. Goapur
D. none of above
213. How can a desert hurt a civilization?
207. The City of Lakes
A. It protects them from invaders.
A. Bhopal
B. It encourages trade from within.
B. Hyderabad
C. It doesn’t allow for easy trade with
C. Surat other civilizations.
D. none of above D. They get sand in their eyes.

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214. How many countries does India border? 220. The end of a river is called the
A. 6 A. tributary
B. 9 B. mouth
C. 7 C. confluence
D. 8 D. source
215. The distance between two ends is of a 221. Which of the following is a natural topog-

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diameter of a circle is? raphy?
A. 60* A. Roads
B. 100*
B. Bridges
C. 180*
C. River
D. 72*
D. Dam
216. Which river is considered to be the India’s
cleanest river. 222. The smallest state of India is
A. Suwarnrekha A. Bihar
B. Tuirial B. Goa
C. Subansiri C. Jharkhand
D. Umngot D. Manipur

217. How many neighboring countries are in 223. The western disturbances which causes
the north? winter rainfall in india originates from
A. 2 A. Pakistan
B. 5 B. Bay of bengal
C. 4 C. West asia
D. 6 D. Himalayas
218. The total length of India’s Costal line ex- 224. How much percentage of Rajasthani peo-
cluding Islands is ple live in the Thar desert?
A. 6100 Km
A. 35%
B. 7516.5 Km
B. 86%
C. 6200 Km
C. 45%
D. 7100.5 Km
D. 40%
219. The soils of the plains have not been de-
rived 225. Rain in Hindi and, Bengali is called?
A. from the Himalayan rocks A. Hindi-Varsha, Bengali-Borsha
B. from the Peninsular rocks B. Hindi-Barish, Bengali-Varsha
C. only from the rocks existing locally C. Hindi-Pous, Bengali-Rain
D. from material brought by the rivers D. None of the above

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226. The highest recorded temperature is 232. Which of the following is not a national
A. Ganganagar, Rajasthan park of Rajasthan?

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B. Mawsynram, Meghalaya A. Ranthambore

C. Kolkata, West bengal B. Sariska

D. Gujarat, Gandhinagar C. reo ladeo

D. Corbett
227. Economically exploitable Gypsum occurs
in 233. Sea does not touch the boundary of
A. Andhra Pradesh A. Gujrat
B. Bihar B. Orisa
C. Rajasthan C. Madhya Pradesh
D. Maharashtra D. Kerala

228. The narmada river originate in.. 234. Most rivers flowing west from the West-
ern Ghats do not Corm deltas because of
A. Vindhyan range
A. lack of eroded material
B. Maikal range
B. the high gradient
C. Satpura range
C. lack of vegetation free area
D. Mahadeo range
D. low velocity
229. Mohan is Going from Bengluru to Delhi by
air, which of the following state will be in 235. Which is the longest river in India?
his rout? A. Ganga
A. Bihar B. Brahmaputra
B. Punjab C. Kaveri
C. Jammu and Kasmir D. Yamuna
D. Madhya Pradesh
236. What is the currency of India?
230. The Mughal painting reached its Zenith A. Yen
(highest point) during the reign of
B. Indian Rupee
A. Aurangzeb
C. Dollar
B. Jahangir
D. Euro
C. Akbar
E. Franc
D. Shahjahan
237. How much area is covered by the Lak-
231. Where was the Khyber Pass? shadweep Islands?
A. In the Himalaya Mts. A. 78 sq km
B. In the Eastern Ghats B. 67 sq km
C. In the Western Ghats C. 32 sq km
D. in the Hindu Kush Mts. D. 45 sq km

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238. Here we can see deep root trees. B. Ganges and the Indus
A. Tropical evergreen forests C. Nile and the Indus
B. tropical deciduous forests D. There are no major rivers in India
C. Mountain forests
244. Most urbanized community in india?
D. Desert forests
A. Gujarati
239. The highest temperature recorded in India B. Parsi

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A. 51.0 degrees Celsius in Alwar, Ra- C. Hindus
jasthan
D. Muslim
B. 49.3 degrees Celsius in Rentachintala,
Andhra Pradesh 245. Famous Mukeshawar Temple and Ananta
C. 51.0 degrees Celsius in Rentachintala, Basudeva Temple is located in which
Andhra Pradesh State?
D. 49.3 degrees Celsius in Phalodi, Ra- A. Odisha
jasthan B. Kerala
240. The amount of intensity of monsoon rain- C. Andhra pradesh
fall is determined by the frequency of D. Haryana Famous Mukeshawar Temple
A. Western disturbances and Ananta Basudeva Temple is located in
B. Dust storms which State?
C. Cyclones 246. Which city is served by Diamond Har-
D. Tropical depressions bour?
A. Mumbai
241. Despite having an advanced culture,
Mohenjo-Daro disappeared after 1900 B. Visakhapatnam
B.C. Which of the following are theories C. Kolkata
for its disappearance?
D. Rangoon
A. flood
B. earthquake 247. The right Ganga tributaries of the plain
do not include
C. ground water became salty
A. Alakananda
D. attacked by invaders
B. Yamuna
242. How does roots of Plants help Nature?
C. Son
A. They control soil erosion
D. Tons
B. cause flood
C. Control tsunami 248. In rainy season of the annual rain fall
D. dont know A. 65%
B. 36%
243. The two main rivers in India are the
and the C. 75%
A. Nile and the Ganges D. 16%

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249. India has type of climate 255. The tributary of Indus which does not
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C. Summer season B. Satluz

D. Winter season C. Bias
D. Chenab
250. What is the capital of Tamil Nadu?
A. Chennai 256. The river Narmada originates from
B. Madurai A. Satpura
C. Salem B. Amarkantak
D. Trichy C. Brahmagiri

251. How tall is Mount Everest? D. Slopes of the Western Ghats

A. 3 ft 257. The glacier of the Nubra valley the

B. 25, 000 ft longest one with a length of over 72km
is called glacier?
C. 51, 980 ft
A. Hispar
D. 29, 028 ft
B. Siachen
252. This geographic feature surrounds the C. Biafo
Deccan Plateau and has diverse animals
and wildlife. D. Baltaro
A. Indus River 258. The bhils and kols live in
B. Deccan Plateau A. Nilgiris
C. Eastern and Western Ghats B. Himalayas
D. none of above C. Vindhyan range
253. In which year the name ‘ Lakshadweep ‘ D. North eastern side
was named for Lakshadweep Islands?
259. Where is the Taj Mahal located?
A. 1987
A. Delhi
B. 1965
B. Mumbai
C. 1973
C. Markapuram
D. 1981
D. Agra
254. Which of the following Union Territories
of India will best suited for summer vaca- 260. India is the world’s largest populated
tion, if you choose Kavarati to visit? country.
A. Pondicherry A. First
B. Andaman and Nicobar B. Fourth
C. Lakshadweep C. Third
D. Diu and Daman D. Second

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261. Which of the following states is in Hi- 267. Which statements accurately describe
malayan region? monsoon winds in India? (Choose 2.)
A. Himanchal Pradesh A. They lead to dry, dusty conditions.
B. Madhya Pradesh B. They bring heavy rainfall to India.
C. Uttar Pradesh C. They occur in the summer.
D. Gujrat D. They occur in the winter.

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262. India’s national bird is 268. What mimosa and cassia are equipped
with to prevent moisture loss?
A. Hen
A. Tough bark
B. Vulture
B. Fleshy Bodies
C. Peacock
C. Green leaves
D. Duck
D. none of above
263. Which among the following is not a raw
silk producing state? 269. Ahmadabad is situated in the river bank
of..
A. Bihar
A. Sabarmati
B. Himachal Pradesh
B. Mahi
C. Karnataka
C. Luni
D. Jammu and Kashmir
D. Narmada
264. Highest point in the aravalli range is
270. How many deserts are there in India?
A. Guru shikhar
A. 28
B. Dodabetta B. 14
C. Anaimudi C. 17
D. Panchmarhi D. 19
265. Nine degree channel seperates.. 271. The original home of the gypsies was
A. Car nicobar and great nicobar A. Egypt
B. Lakhshadweep and minicoy B. Russia
C. Little nicobar and car nicobar C. India
D. North andaman and south andaman D. Persia
266. The EEZ (Exclusive Economic Zone) of In- 272. Which time of the day is generally the
dia is hottest period all over India?
A. 12 miles A. Noon
B. 360 km B. 3 pm
C. 140 km C. One cannot say
D. None of these D. 1 pm

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273. Describe the winter monsoon. 279. The forests found in Assam and Megha-
A. Warm and wet air laya are types of forests.

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A. Tropical forests
B. Cold and wet air
B. Mangrove forests
C. Warm and dry air
C. Evergreen forests
D. Cold and dry air
D. Alpine of Himalaya
274. Which city in India is the most populous?
280. Which one of the following islands in in-
A. New Delhi dia is an active vocano?
B. Hyderabad A. Car nicobar island
C. Mumbai B. Narcondam island
D. Kolkata C. Barren island

275. The national anthem of India D. Maya bunder island

A. Vande Mataram 281. The Himalayas were formed due to

B. Jana Gana Mana A. Faulting of the earths crust
C. We are born together B. Accumulation of Loess Deposits
D. None of these C. Folding of Geosyncline name Tethys
D. Folding of earths crust
276. Which of the following lakes is a salt wa-
ter lake? 282. Near which coast the Lakshadweep Is-
lands lie?
A. Sambhar
A. Coromandel coast
B. Dal
B. Konkan coast
C. Chilka
C. Malabar coast
D. Wolar
D. none of above
277. Match the followingA. Kolleru Lake 1 J &
K 283. How many states and Union Territories
does India have?
A. A-1, B-2, C-3, D-4
A. a) India has 26 States and 7 Union Ter-
B. A-2, B-1, C-4, D-3 ritories
C. A-3, B-1, C-4, D-3 B. b) India has 25 States and 7 Union Ter-
D. A-1, B-2, C-3, D-4 ritories
C. c) India has 28 States and 7 Union Ter-
278. Which of the following imaginary line al- ritories
most divides India into two equal parts?
D. (d) India has 28 States and 6 Union Ter-
A. . Equator ritories
B. Tropic of Cancer
284. Though which of the countries ganga does
C. Tropic of Capricorn not flow
D. Arctic Circle A. India

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B. Bangladesh 290. The national anthem was sung in the

C. Nepal year?
A. 1911
D. All countries
B. 1913
285. What are the main occupations of the
C. 1935
people of the desert?
D. 1947
A. Agriculture and Cattle Rearing
291. Which of the following river is the home

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B. Agriculture and Dairy
for fresh water dolphins?
C. Only dairy
A. Indus
D. None of the above
B. Ganga
286. Which mountains form a border between C. Bramhaputra
India and China? D. Godabari
A. Himalayas E. Krishna
B. Hindu Kush
292. Indira Point comes in in islands of In-
C. Khyber Pass dia
D. Appalachian A. Lakshadweep
287. Which of the following rivers divides the B. Andaman and Nicobar
‘Deccan table land’ from central highland C. St. Mary’s Island
in northern india? D. none of above
A. Chambal
293. What are the two rivers that run through
B. Krishna India?
C. Godavari A. Indus and Ganges
D. Narmada B. Ganges and Nile
288. Which of the following factor is charac- C. Indus and Nile
terises by the cold weather season in In- D. Nile and Amazon
dia?
294. What is the most prominent feature of
A. Warm days and warm nights the Indian desert?
B. Warm days and cold nights A. Gold
C. Cool days and cold nights B. Mountain Range
D. Cold days and warm nights C. Desert

289. The Ganges River is located directly D. Barchan

of the Himalayas 295. What is the name of India’s time zone?
A. north A. GMT
B. south B. IST
C. east C. PKT
D. west D. CST (Asia)

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296. The river basin which is called “Ruhr of 302. An elevated area in south-central India
India” is used for agriculture and animal grazing.

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A. Damodar A. Subontinenet
B. Hooghly B. Indus River
C. Suvarna Reka C. Deccan Plateau
D. Godavari D. Mount Everest

297. National waterways 1 runs from haldia 303. Which is the smallest state of India in
to prayagraj across 3 river system.. Which terms of area?
river does not belong to that A. Sikkim
A. Branhaputra B. Tripura
B. Ganga C. Nagaland
C. Bhagirathi D. Goa
D. Hoogly
304. In monsoon from where to where wind
298. Narmada and tapi flows into the blows toward land:
A. Gulf of khambat A. Bay of bengal to Arabian Sea
B. Palk strait B. Indus to Ganga
C. Bey of bengal C. Godavri to Kaveri
D. Gulf of kachchh D. Arabian sea to Bay of Bengal

299. The peninsular river which are do not en- 305. Which is the biggest state of India in
tering arabian sea? terms of area?
A. Narmada and tapi A. Rajasthan
B. Narmada and cauvery B. Maharashtra
C. Tapi and luni C. Andhra Pradesh
D. Godavari and krishna D. Uttar Pradesh

300. The winter monsoon is than the sum- 306. Mahtma Gandhi setu is on which river
mer monsoon. A. Ganga
A. wetter B. Indus
B. drier C. Branhaputra
C. more dangerous D. Kaveri
D. deadlier
307. Coir, Copra, Coconut, Cashew are mainly
301. Who Built India Gate exported from
A. Edwin Lutyens A. Mumbai
B. Herbert Baker B. Cochin
C. Gertude Jekyll C. Tuticorin
D. none of above D. Chennai

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308. The first range of Himalayas to the north 314. The smallest state in India is
of ganga plains is the.. A. Goa
A. Satpura mountains B. Delhi
B. Shiwaliks C. Kerala
C. Gharo hills D. Assam
D. Khazi hills
315. The land frontier of India is

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309. Which of the following is not a tributary A. 15, 300 Km
of krishna? B. 12, 200 Km
A. Tungabhadra C. 15, 200 Km
B. Malaprabha D. none of above
C. Gataprabha
316. The second largest river system in India,
D. Amravati next to the Ganga system, is that of

310. The minimum fore at cover necessary to A. Godavari

maintain ecological balance is B. Krishna
A. 50% of the total land area C. Brahmani
B. 40% of the total land area D. Baitarni
C. 33% of the total land area 317. The lower Indus River (the part nearer
D. 25% of the total land area the sea) flows through what is now the
country of
311. India has an area of approximately A. Iran
A. 3 Lakhs B. Tibet
B. 5 Lakhs C. Nepal
C. 6 Lakhs D. Pakinstan
D. 2 Lakhs 318. Why was Mohenjo Daro considered ad-
312. Arabian sea is in the of India . vanced for its time?
A. They invented chess.
A. East side
B. They had two story buildings.
B. West side
C. They had a Great Bath.
C. North side
D. They had a sewer system.
D. South side
319. ‘October heat’ is caused due to
313. is the southernmost point of India.
A. Absence of rain
A. Kolkata
B. Combination of high temperature and
B. Bhuj excessive humidity
C. Guahati C. Dry hot weather
D. Kanyakumari D. None of these

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320. When was the chariot invented? 326. Lakshadweep Islands are situated in
A. 3200 CE A. Arabian Sea

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B. 4000 years ago B. Palk Strait
C. 3200 BCE C. Indian Ocean
D. 3500 BCE D. Bay of Bengal

321. For whom is the camel’s milk good for? 327. Which of the following soils is formed un-
der typical monsoonal conditions?
A. People who don’t like milk
A. Black Soils
B. Lactose intolerant
B. Red Soils
C. People who like sour flavour
C. Laterite Soils
D. none of above D. None of these
322. The source of Brahmaputra is from 328. Which of these cities lies to the western
A. Pindari glacier most longitude
B. A glacier near the Manasarovar lake A. Jaipur
C. Somewhere in Tibet B. Nagpur

D. Punjab C. Bhopal
D. Hyderabad
323. The rainy season also known as
329. How much percentage of the Thar desert
A. The south west monsoon
lies in India?
B. The north east monsoon
A. 15%
C. The western monsoon B. 75%
D. The south east monsoon C. 85%
324. Which one of the following mountains D. 90%
passes form tri-junction of India, China,
and Myanmar 330. What is Radcliffe line?
A. Coastline of Odisha and West Bengal
A. Nathu La
B. Coastline of Gujarat, Maharashtra and
B. Jelep La
Goa
C. Bomdi La C. Boundary between India and Pakistan
D. Diphu La D. Boundary between India and Nepal
325. The famous hill station kodaikanal lies in 331. The capital of Uttar Pradesh is
A. Nilgiri hills A. Agra
B. Palani hills B. Kanpur
C. Cardamom hills C. Lucknow
D. Javadi hills D. Gorakhpur

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332. What does Himalaya mean? 338. Where does the winter monsoon come
A. Home of snow from?
A. Arabian Sea
B. Home of ice
B. Himalaya
C. Home of the fwog
C. Indus River
D. Home of the sleeping
D. Ganges River
333. Chandigarh is the capital of which two
339. Gate Way of India is in

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states?
A. Delhi
A. Haryana
B. Mumbai
B. Punjab
C. Hyderabad
C. Himachal Pradesh
D. Ahmedabad
D. Uttarakhand
340. Which of these is the tributary of Yamuna
334. In which continent does India located? A. Son
A. Africa B. Betwa
B. Asia C. Bheema
C. North America D. Penganga
D. Europe 341. Other name of Tadka
335. What is the capital of Bihar? A. Talan

A. Panaji B. Sekna
C. Bhunao
B. Patna
D. Baghar
C. Raipur
D. Itanagar 342. Which of the following is NOT a tributary
of Ganga?
336. Which one of the following is not true A. Ghaghara
about a Camel’s hump?
B. Yamuna
A. It stores water
C. Chenab
B. It can shrink and expand D. Son
C. A camel can have two humps
343. Which of the following group of rivers in
D. none of above india are likely to show the least erosional
activity?
337. Which place in India receives world’s
highest rainfall? A. Himalayan rivers
B. Those rising in the great plains of india
A. Jaisalmer
C. The thin streams flows to the arabian
B. Asansol
sea
C. Mumbai D. The eastward flowing peninsular
D. Mawsynram rivers

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344. Which of the following is true for the Thar 350. Name of the era on which of the National
Desert? calendar of India was based?

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A. All of it lies in India A. Saka era
B. Most of it lies in Pakistan. B. Vikrama era
C. Kali era
C. Most of it lies in India.
D. None of these
D. none of above
351. The place of india which does not have
345. Where does the Palk Strait lies? tropical evergreen forest is?
A. Sri Lanka and Maldives A. Andaman and Nicobar Islands
B. India and Sri Lanka B. Western part of western Ghats
C. India and Maldives C. Eastern part of western Ghats
D. Eastern part of subtropical Himalaya’s
D. Both A & B
352. Litti Chokha is famous food of which
346. What is the capital of Maharashtra? state?
A. Mumbai A. Rajasthan
B. Jaipur B. Gujarat
C. Shillong C. Bihar

D. Srinagar D. Madhya Pradesh

353. This chain of mountains separates India
347. The Nilgiris are part of the from the rest of Asia and created a con-
A. Eastern Ghats vergent plate boundary.
B. Western Ghats A. Deccan Plateau

C. Vindhyachal B. Mount Everest

C. Himalayas
D. Tamil Nadu Hills
D. Eastern and Western Ghats
348. Khadar soils are found in..
354. India has forest area about of the to-
A. Piedmont plains tal geographical area of the country.
B. Flood plains A. 23.6%
C. Over low plateaux B. 26.3%
C. 24.0%
D. Over steep slopes
D. 33.0%
349. What is a monsoon?
355. The beginning of a river is called the
A. Large storm
A. start
B. Seasonal winds B. waterfall
C. Tidal wave C. spring
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356. Which is not grown in Parsoiya? 362. Arrange the following in chronological or-
der from oldest to youngest1 Aravali2
A. Rice
Eastern Ghats3 Shillong Shelf4 Deccan
B. Maize trap
C. Sugar A. 2, 3, 1, 4
D. Wheat B. 1, 2, 3, 4

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D. 4, 3, 2, 1
A. USA
B. Australia 363. The territorial waters of India extends up
to
C. Canada
A. 5 nautical miles
D. India
B. 12 nautical miles
358. What is the capital of Andhra Pradesh?
C. 15 nautical miles
A. Viskhakapatnam
D. 2 nautical miles
B. Srikakulam
364. Which of the following related to the the
C. Amaravati
state of inactivity adopted by desert an-
D. Hyderabad imals during the hottest and driest sea-
son?
359. The river Damodar ends in
A. Basal metabolism
A. River Ganga
B. Dormancy
B. River Hugli
C. Aestivation
C. The Bay of Bengal
D. Hibernation
D. Salt Lake
365. What body of water separated the Indus
360. Which of the following states does not Valley from other civilizations?
share the border with Myanmar?
A. Arabian Sea
A. Nagaland
B. Ganges River
B. Assam
C. Hindu Kush
C. Mizoram
D. Indus River
D. Manipur
366. The National Geophysical Research Insti-
361. Check all the states in southern India. tute is located in
A. Haryana A. Pilani
B. Karnataka B. Goa
C. Kerala C. Lucknow
D. Andhra Pradhesh D. Hyderabad

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367. The highest peak in india? 373. Which of the following months refer to
A. Mt.everest retreating monsoon

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B. Kanchenjunga A. March, April, May
C. Dhaulagiri B. June, July, August, September
D. Mt.k2 C. October, November
D. December, January
368. Which of the following river is named as
the “Dakshina Ganga”? 374. The river also known as dakhsin ganga?
A. Mahanadi A. Godavari
B. Krishna B. Krishna
C. Godavari C. Cauvery
D. Cauvery D. Tapi
369. Where is the Loktak Lake situated 375. What was the earlier name of Lakshad-
A. Kerala weep Islands?
B. Himachal Pradesh A. Minicoy
C. Manipur B. Amindive
D. Rajasthan C. Laccadive
370. Why are evergreen and broadleaved D. All of these
trees found in the Thar desert?
376. Sundari trees are the main trees of these
A. Cannot withstand high temperature forests.
B. It does not like camels A. Tropical evergreen forests
C. They don’t like to look at sand dunes B. tropical deciduous forests
D. none of above C. Mountain forests
371. Which river does this describe:Begins in D. Mangrove forests
the HimalayasEnds in the Arabian SeaWas
the home of the earliest settlements in In- 377. Italy, Korean and India are all examples
dia of which geographic feature?
A. Narmada River A. Island
B. Krishna River B. Peninsula
C. Ganges River C. Fjord
D. Indus River D. Isthmus

372. What oil is characteristically used in the 378. One the the earliest settlements in an-
cooking of South India? cient India was called
A. Olive oil A. Machu Picchu
B. Canola oil B. Shang
C. Pineapple oil C. Mohenjo Daro
D. Coconut oil D. Minoan

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379. The walls and floor of small huts in the 385. Where are Barchan mostly found in?
village are made of what? A. Jaisalmer
A. Brick B. Kutch
B. Mud C. None of the above
C. Cement D. none of above
D. Glass
386. The highest waterfall in india is
380. Which of the following does not have in-

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A. Jog falls
fluence over the climate of india? B. Caurtallam falls
A. Nearness to equator C. Beraghat falls
B. Presence of indian ocean D. Ettippotala waterfalls
C. Monsoons
387. ‘Reserved forest’ are forests for..
D. Ocean currents
A. Reserved for hunting
381. Which of the following water bodies sep- B. Reserved for commercial exploitation
arates the Andaman from the Nicobar?
C. Reserved for local use
A. 11◦ Channel
D. Reserved for growing medicinal herbs
B. Gulf of Mannar
388. How is the climate in the Indian desert?
C. 10◦ Channel
A. Arid Climate
D. Andaman Sea
B. Cool Climate whole day
382. India is a C. None of the above
A. Island D. none of above
B. Region
389. India’s biggest and the largest mall is lo-
C. Nation cated at
D. Subcontinent A. Kerala
383. This dish is made of red kidney beans B. New Delhi
with assorted spices. It is a delicacy of C. Maharashtra
North India.
D. Karnataka
A. Rajma
390. What is a subcontinent?
B. Moong dal
A. A small continent inside a larger conti-
C. Chana dal nent
D. Kheer B. A large land mass that is part of a con-
384. Which of the following Railway zones tinent, but is distinct, separated, or differ-
and their Headquarters not correct? ent in some way
A. North-Eastern-Gorakhpur C. A large land mass within another con-
tinent that has the same language
B. South-Central-Hyderabad
D. A land mass larger than a continent
C. Eastern-Kolkata that has more people and more physical
D. Western-Mumbai features

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391. What is the main religion in India? C. 4

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B. Muslim 397. What is the name of the biggest state of
C. Hinduism India?
D. Orthodox A. Uttar Pradesh
B. Madhya Pradesh
392. In which of the following states is the Wu-
lar Lake located? C. Maharastra
A. Rajasthan D. Rajasthan
B. Punjab 398. The youngest rivers in india originates
C. Uttar Pradesh from
D. Jammu and Kashmir A. Eastern ghats
B. Western ghats
393. Which two states were joined and
diveded in year 2000 C. Himalayas
A. Mahrashtra and Goa D. Deccan plateau
B. Punjab and Haryana 399. The nuclear power plant in India which
C. Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh will provide power mainly for agriculture
is located at
D. Hyedrabad and Andhra Pradesh
A. Kalpakkam
394. What are the types of internal migration B. Narora
in India?
C. Kota
A. one
D. Tarapur
B. two
400. Which one of the following is a trans hi-
C. he
malayan river or Antecedent river
D. four
A. Sutlej
395. Sivasamudram waterfalls is in the river.. B. Ganga
A. Krishna C. Yamuna
B. Godavari D. Ghaghara
C. Mahanadi
401. Which is the biggest river which passes
D. Cauvery from the state Maharashtra?
396. How many planets are there in the solar A. Yamuna
system? B. Godavari
A. 7 C. Luni
B. 8 D. Tapti

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1.3 World geography

1. The Eiffel Tower is part of the cultural land- 6. Because , the population of North
scape of- America has continued to grow.
A. London A. native populations throughout the con-
B. Rome tinent thrive

C. Paris B. immigrants find freedom and eco-

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nomic opportunity in the U.S. and Canada
D. Stockholm
C. the continent’s abundant forests pro-
2. What percentage of water comes from the vide resources for housing
Earth’s oceans?
D. the trade surplus is growing
A. 50%
7. Which of the following are caused by the
B. 97%
rotation of the Earth?
C. 85%
A. seasons
D. 72%
B. day and night
3. How do wind currents affect climate? C. earthquakes
A. by distributing heat D. fault activity
B. by cooling air
8. In the past 250 years Russia has been the
C. by influencing seasons subject of three invasions from the
D. by determining seasons A. North
4. Which physical process was responsible B. South
for the formation of continental islands,
C. East
such as Australia, Zealandia, and New
Guinea? D. West
A. Water erosion 9. the spread of ideas and customs from one
B. Glacial soil building culture to another
C. Growth of coral reefs A. trade
D. Tectonic plate movement B. diffusion

5. Both universalizing and ethnic religions- C. culture

A. appeal primarily to one group of peo- D. tundra

ple living in one place.
10. Which structure is known primarily as a
B. can diffuse to different regions around national seat of government?
the world.
A. Eiffel Tower
C. attempt to be global and appeal to all
B. Kaaba
people.
D. arose from changes in the physical en- C. Kremlin
vironment. D. Taj Mahal

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11. What makes the Amazon Rainforest its B. Numerous factories and cars create
own distinct region? harmful pollutants in the air increasing
pollution.

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A. It is surrounded by areas with identi-
cal characteristics. C. Mexico’s poor infrastructure makes re-
B. Its rivers were first mapped out by Eu- ducing carbon emissions too expensive.
ropean explorers. D. All of these.
C. It has its own unique climate, plants, 16. Cities such as St. Louis and New Or-
and animals . leans were established along the Missis-
D. It is located in Mexico in South Amer- sippi River MOSTLY to-
ica. A. establish protection from hurricanes
12. A boundary created by a physical feature, B. generate electricity from water power
such as a mountain, river or strait? C. guarantee access to trade routes
A. Natural Boundary D. provide protection from competitive
B. Pastoralism markets
C. Culture Hearth 17. What is NOT a reason countries engage in
D. Embargo trade?
A. Import goods and services that they
13. A country that has a highly developed
need
economy and advanced technological in-
frastructure relative to other less devel- B. Increase dependence on foreign
oped nations? sources of energy like oil
A. More Developed C. Import goods and services that other
countries can produce at a lower cost
B. Less Developed
D. Export goods and services that can be
C. Newly Industrialized
marketed for a profit
D. none of above
18. During the Persian Gulf War in 1991, Iraqi
14. What does the Earth’s lithosphere consist troops retreating from set fire to more
of? than 700 oil wells.
A. the crust, continents, and ocean A. Kuwait
basins B. iran
B. all the land and water on Earth’s sur- C. Saudi Arabia
face
D. Mexico
C. molten rock and toxic gases
D. a mix of nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and 19. One of two days in which the sun is di-
oxygen rectly above the Equator, making day and
night equal in length?
15. Why does Mexico City struggle with terri- A. Revolution
ble air pollution?
B. Equinox
A. The city’s physical geography is sur-
rounded by mountains that trap in the pol- C. Solstice
lution. D. Midnight Sun

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20. If you wanted to travel between count- 25. are characterized by short, mild win-
less islands that all share a similar cultural ters, and nearly year-round rain
background and end your journey on an
A. Humid Subtropical
island continent populated predominantly
with English speakers you would travel B. Tropical Wet and Dry
through-
C. Tropical
A. Russia and the CIS
D. Steppe
B. South America

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C. Sub-Saharan Africa 26. What 20th century innovation led to a
D. Australia and Oceania rapid increase in urban sprawl (urbaniza-
tion)?
21. How does Earth’s relationship to the sun
A. Car
impact climate?
A. Earth’s tilted axis impacts amount of di- B. Cell Phone
rect sunlight throughout the day C. Internet
B. Earth’s journey around the sun, Revo- D. Airplane
lution, impacts the seasons
C. Gases in Earth’s atmosphere traps the 27. Which of the following describes the idea
suns radition, heating Earth that a government can do whatever it
D. ALL CHOICES wants, but rather is constrained by a set
of laws?
22. What are one of the two basic questions
that Geography tries to answer? A. Salutary neglect

A. How much do things cost B. Colonialism

B. Why are looking for it C. Representative government
C. Where are things located D. Limited government
D. Is it safe there
28. A substance such as methane or carbon
23. Beyond the authority or jurisdiction of one dioxide that traps heat in the atmosphere
national government. (United Nations, EU,
NATO, NAFTA) A. Desert
A. Universal suffrage B. Biome
B. Supranational C. Greenhouse gas
C. Geopolitics D. Solstice
D. Democracy
29. The amount of cars on the road has led to
24. What name do western societies give the a high amount of smog in cities
Arabian Gulf?
A. Absolute Location
A. Gulf of Aden
B. Red Sea B. Movement

C. Sea of Marmara C. Human Environment Interaction

D. Persian Gulf D. Place:Physical Characteristic

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30. Geographers use History to do which of B. Natural Boundary

the following? C. Geometric Boundary

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A. Make future predictions D. Concentric Boundary
B. Determine the latitude and longitude
36. Lawlessness, political disorder and vio-
of a location
lence; the absence of government control.
C. Help understand the past
A. Supranationalism
D. Determine the geographic formations
B. Devolution
of an area
C. Anarchy
31. About how long does it take for the Earth D. Universal Suffrage
to complete one revolution around the
sun? 37. Why is culture like an iceberg?
A. 7 days A. Only certain aspects of culture are eas-
ily identifiable.
B. 31 days
B. Culture exists only in certain parts of
C. 365 days
the world.
D. 1, 000 days
C. Culture easily falls apart.
32. What causes day and night D. Culture is made up of only one ele-
A. revolution of the earth ment.
B. orbit of the earth 38. Summer are dry and hot, winters are cool
C. rotation of the earth and rainy; great for agricultural activity

D. all of the above are correct A. Mediterranean

B. Marine West Coast
33. Humans are most likely to heavily popu-
C. Tundra
late which type of area
D. Highlands
A. On a mountain
B. In a desert 39. A system of authoritarian government,
usually headed by a King, and whose posi-
C. on a tundra
tion is usually inherited.
D. along a river A. Monarchy
34. A political border that is established by B. Federation
a physical geographic feature such as a C. Autocraticatism
mountain range or a river is a (WG.14A)
D. Democracy
A. Natural boundary
40. Which human geographic process has been
B. Geometric boundary
most responsible for the cultural patterns
C. Cultural boundary of the Caucasus region?
D. Ethnic boundary A. Trade
35. A geographical boundary between two dif- B. Migration
ferent cultures? C. Colonization
A. Cultural Boundary D. Globalization

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41. What climate region do we live in? C. an area connected by feeling or im-
A. Tropical Wet pressions, but not by factual data or spe-
cific qualities
B. Mediterranean
D. a way of looking at human and physical
C. Tundra patterns and their relationships
D. Humid Subtropical
47. On which continent would you find India
42. Which factor helped to form the Atacama and the Himalaya Mountains?

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Desert? A. North America
A. cold ocean currents B. Europe
B. warm air currents C. Asia
C. elevation D. South America
D. landforms 48. Which city is a center of culture and trade
located in Canada?
43. Which region of the world experiences
monsoons? A. Inuvik

A. American Plains B. Toronto

C. Santiago
B. Caribbean Sea/Islands
D. Chicago
C. Indian Ocean and surrounding area
D. Pacific Ocean and surrounding area 49. Which river is described below? ”Fer-
ries crossing the river between Texas and
44. What kind of climates are found in high lat- Mexico have been in operation for 60
itude climates? years. With the proper credentials and 75
A. Sub-arctic cents, each day 2, 000 day-workers make
the ten minute journey into the United
B. Arctic States.”
C. Temperate A. Colorado River
D. Tropical B. Mississippi River
45. An imaginary circle around the middle of C. Rio Grande River
the Earth, halfway between the North and D. San Juan River
South Pole is
50. In what way did the physical geography of
A. mountain northern Europe affect the ethnic diversity
B. longitude of the region?
C. weather A. Vast waterways across the plains
blocked the flow of migrants.
D. equator
B. Multiple mountain ranges acted as a
46. Define functional region. barrier to cultural convergence.
A. an area characterized by a certain uni- C. Extremely cold climate conditions
fying or characteristic made it difficult to live in the region.
B. an area that includes a central place D. lack of significant physical barriers al-
and the related places around it lowed for easy migration to the area.

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51. Which terms are examples of uplands? C. Plague

A. mesetas; seaworks D. Economic Depression

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B. peat and polders 57. The central grasslands of North America
C. mesetas; massif central A. Permafrost
D. massif canal B. Prairie
52. Separation of Northern Ireland with the C. Savanna
Republic of Ireland was due to ? D. Steppe
A. Immigration
58. when did the American Revolution start?
B. Language
A. 1775-1783
C. Politics
B. 1686-1691
D. Religion
C. 1793-1807
53. Where is 97 percent of the world’s water D. none of above
found?
59. What country is also a continent?
A. in bays
A. Africa
B. in streams
B. North America
C. in oceans
C. Australia
D. in lakes and rivers
D. South America
54. What is a political map?
60. Which of the following is the definition of
A. A map that focuses on government or the division of a mountain region (partic-
administrative boundaries ularly the Andes Mountains) into agricul-
B. a map that focuses on the geography tural regions?
of the area A. Altitudinal Sections
C. A map that depicts prevailing weather B. Horizontal Delineation
patterns in a given area
C. Vertical Zonation
D. A map marked with contour lines
D. Linear Mountains
55. Protection of is an example of how
61. The use of the Euro and the removal of
Canada is taking steps to protect its re-
trade barriers in the European Union have
newable resources.
led to what?
A. Pacific salmon
A. high unemployment in non-EU coun-
B. trees producing sap for maple syrup tries
C. Niagara Falls B. increased demand for agricultural
D. deep sea drilling areas products
C. A large united trade zone across Eu-
56. Push Factors rope
A. War D. a shift from manufacturing jobs to ser-
B. Famine vice industries

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62. Operation Enduring Freedom was designed or commercial)-Auto independant (diffi-

to do what? cult to get alone)
A. Maintain peace between Egypt and Is- D. Urban sprawl-Intensity (crowded with
rael many people)-No purpose (Residential or
B. Bring down Saddam Hussein and find commercial)-Independant woman (diffi-
weapons of mass destruction cult to get around)
C. Liberate Kuwait 67. The starting point for measuring longitude
is

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D. Bring down the Taliban and root out
terrorists in Afghanistan A. Tropic of Capricorn
63. How many degrees is the prime meridian? B. Equator
A. 0 degrees latitude C. Prime Meridian
B. 0 degrees longitude D. Tropic of Cancer
C. 180 degrees longitude 68. Which of the following is a benefit of re-
D. 90 degrees latitude source use?
A. Employment opportunities
64. Which mountain chain passes through
seven countries in South America and is the B. Resource depletion
longest chain in the world? C. Environmental degradation
A. Appalachians D. Health problems
B. Rockies
69. Globalization is:
C. Himalayas
A. the introduction of the internet to
D. Andes make us closer to others in the world.
65. The culture of Central America differs from B. the breakdown of traditional barriers
Mexico because it was also influenced by between nations through technology and
transport
A. The Taino and Africans
C. faster travel around the world
B. Other Europeans and Africans
C. the French and Dutch D. the movement of people and ideas
around the world.
D. Native Americans
70. Why does the death rate drop in Stage 2?
66. The features of Urban Sprawl are
A. Heart transplants and other difficult
A. Urban sprawl-High density (Not operations are now available
crowded)-Single dating (Residential or
commercial)-Automatic (difficult to get B. Improved medical care
around) C. Improvements in the quality of food,
B. Urban sprawl-Low density (Not water, and sanitation
crowded)-Single purpose (Residential or D. There is better medical care for babies
commercial)-Auto dependant (difficult to
get around) 71. The primary religious text of Christians

C. Urban sprawl-Low density (Not A. The Torah

crowded)-Multiple purposes (Residential B. The Qur’an

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C. The Analects 77. Forest with both coniferous and deciduous

D. Holy Bible trees?

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A. Tundra
72. This is the daily state of the atmosphere,
or air, in any given place or region B. Mixed Forests

A. equator C. Forest Deluxe

B. weather D. Redwood
C. biosphere 78. In what ways have the people of the
D. hydrosphere Netherlands changed the physical geogra-
phy of their land?
73. Which continent is north of South Amer-
A. They reclaimed land from the sea &
ica?
made a freshwater lake
A. Africa
B. they made a saltwater lake
B. Europe
C. they gave up land
C. North America
D. none of above
D. Antarctica
79. In what country did the Industrial Revolu-
74. The Amazon Rainforest is primarily lo- tion begin?
cated in
A. Germany
A. Asia
B. Belgium
B. Europe
C. Great Britain
C. China
D. none of above
D. Brazil
80. Which of the following geography themes
75. The arrival of a million people to Canada
includes the changes of location of peo-
from Great Britain between 1815 and
ple, goods, ideas, and the effects of these
1844 caused an increase in
changes?
A. French nationalism.
A. region
B. Quebecois.
B. location
C. French-speaking citizens.
C. movement
D. Loyalists.
D. place
76. What branch of Geography that deals with
how humans live in their physical and cul- 81. System of government in which those who
tural environment? rule are regarded as divinely inspired?
A. Human geography A. Theocracy
B. Cultural geography B. Monarchy
C. Physical geography C. Democracy
D. none of above D. Natural Boundary

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82. Manufacturing, automobiles production, 87. The condition of Earth’s atmosphere at a

assembling electronic goods are all exam- particular time and place.
ples of what type of economic activity? A. weather
A. Traditional B. climate
B. Primary C. equinox
C. Secondary D. solstice
D. Quaternary

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88. Which is the best comparison to the geo-
83. How does the North Atlantic Drift influ- graphic term “situation”?
ence climate? A. a socially-important location
A. the easterlies carry heat over europe B. a specific site in a certain time period
warming it
C. a latitude and longitude location
B. the westerlies cool europe down where something happens
C. the westerlies carry heat over europe D. a position relative to other places or
warming it features
D. none of above 89. Religious festival are celebrated in several
84. Which of the following are true? countries, including Mexico, the US, and In-
dia However festivals in individual coun-
A. The continents were pulled apart by tries are characterized by different cos-
tectonic plates over the past 2 centuries. tumes, religions, and foods. This high-
B. The continents are being pushed to- lights that the character of a place is:(5A)
gether over the next millennia. A. Focused on populated areas
C. The continents were once joined in a B. Based on outside influences
single massive super continent.
C. Related to cultural elements
D. The Earth is thousands of years old.
D. Determined by other countries
85. Where are the most important oil fields of 90. Latin America is predominantly Spanish
Europe located, and which countries pump and Portuguese speaking and Roman
oil from them? Catholic as a result of-
A. The Black sea; sweden and italy A. North America’s influence in the re-
B. the atlantic ocean; africa and new york gion.
C. the mediteranean sea; europe B. South America’s experience of Euro-
pean colonization.
D. The North Sea; norway, the nether-
lands, UK, and denmark C. the indigenous populations’ interest in
other cultures.
86. What are latitude lines?
D. an interest in economic development.
A. I don’t know
91. What are steep-walled inlets, reaching
B. Lines Drawn up and down
like fingers of water from the sea into
C. Lines coastal mountains?
D. Lines Drawn East-West A. fjords

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B. glaciers 97. A large temple built by the Sumerians?

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D. none of above
B. Ziggurat
92. Define windward. C. Skyscraper
A. the side facing away from the wind and
D. Mole Hill
toward which the wind blows
B. the side facing into the wind and from 98. The capacity of certain gases in the atmo-
which the wind blows sphere to trap heat, thereby warming the
C. the characteristic pattern of weather Earth?
in an area over a long period of time
A. Greenhouse Effect
D. the movement of water, as through
and ocean or stream B. Climate

93. Which factor is most responsible for in- C. Midnight Sun

creasing life expectancy in many less in- D. Solstice
dustrialized nations?
A. Declining birth rates 99. Which of the following is an example of
B. Availability of health insurance ABSOLUTE LOCATION?
C. Access to primary education A. The Alamo
D. Improved health care programs B. 22*N, 113*E
94. The equator splits the Earth into which C. The Amazon Rainforest
hemispheres?
D. Macao
A. East and West
B. Southeast and Northwest 100. In the Northern Hemisphere the summer
C. North and South solstice, the longest day of the year, oc-
curs in which month?
D. Southwest and Northeast
A. March
95. are usually located away from oceans
or large bodies of water and therefore are B. June
less humid. C. July
A. Steppe
D. April
B. Tropical
C. Tropical Wet and Dry 101. Temperatures at higher elevations are
D. Tundra compared to temperatures at lower el-
evations
96. Which is the deepest river in the world?
A. hotter
A. Nile river
B. higher
B. Congo river
C. Colorado river C. the same
D. Rhine river D. colder

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102. If a country has a low infant mortality C. Demography

rate, high life expectancy, and a high liter- D. Geopolitics
acy rate, it can best be defined as a
A. Developed or Industrialized Country 107. The Soviet Union collapsed in the
B. Developing Country A. mid 1980s
C. Command Economy B. late 1970s
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103. Great mineral resources, technological in- D. early 2000s
ventions, and immigrants in need of work
contributed greatly to the 108. A map which shows state/country
boundary lines, names of cities, and wa-
A. industrialization of American cities. terways is a map.
B. growth of small farms A. Political
C. rise of the U.S. as a world power
B. Physical
D. Bill of Rights.
C. Thematic
104. Is a system of recourse management in D. Contour
which decisions about production and dis-
tribution of goods, and services are made 109. Weathering is the process of-
by a central authority (the government
A. Moving sediment from one place to an-
normally).
other
A. Free Enterprise
B. Dropping or leaving sediment in a loca-
B. Capitalism tion
C. Mixed Economy C. Breaking down rocks into sediment
D. Command Economy D. none of above
105. Which statement best describes how
110. Which sentence best describes the rela-
Earth’s position affects temperatures?
tionship between elevation and air temper-
A. Temperature is measured in degrees atures?
on a set scale.
A. LOWER elevation = COLDER tempera-
B. Earth’s axis runs from the North Pole tures
to the South Pole.
B. HIGHER elevation = COLDER temper-
C. Earth’s rotation from west to east cre- atures
ates unpredictable temperatures.
C. HIGHER elevations = WARMER tem-
D. Temperatures vary depending on peratures
which side of the planet is facing the sun.
D. none of above
106. studies how factors such as a coun-
try’s size, location, and resources influ- 111. Eco-tourism is
ence politics. (WG.14A) . A. based on traveling to chemical plants
A. Biophysics in an effort to shut them down
B. Physical Geography B. practice of using renewable resources

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C. practice/business of recreational B. culture

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vironment

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D. diffusion
D. unsafe for the environment as it de-
stroys natural resources 117. In Buddhism, the ultimate state of peace
and enlightenment toward which people
112. What is geography? strive
A. The study of strategies on fishing. A. Polytheism
B. The study of basketball. B. Mantra
C. The study of Earth’s physical features C. Nirvana
and the living things humans, animals, and D. Reincarnation
plants that inhabit it.
118. Goods sold to another country
D. The study of cooking.
A. Import
113. The Louvre is a museum located in which
B. Export
city?
C. Globalization
A. Berlin, Germany
D. none of above
B. Budapest, Hungary
119. Earths Arctic biome is located above 66N
C. Paris, France
latitude. Which statement best explains
D. Amsterdam, Netherlands why low-growing plants in this biome
thrive only in the spring and summer
114. A(n) is a large natural elevation of
months?
the earth’s surface rising abruptly from
the surrounding level A. Excessive levels of precipitation in
early spring cause frequent floods in the
A. island
biome
B. plateau
B. The biome receives the greatest
C. glacier amount of solar energy during this spring
D. mountain and summer months
C. The permafrost in the biome traps
115. Of the Five Themes of Geography, which toxic levels of carbon dioxide during win-
would most likely focus on patterns of ter months
migration from one region to another?
(WG.6B) D. Year round human activity disrupts the
life cycles of native organisms in the
A. Human-Environmental Interaction biome
B. Location
120. In the 1800s opened up the west-
C. Place Movement ern United States to immigration and busi-
D. Movement ness.
A. the transcontinental railroad.
116. The process in which countries are in-
creasingly linked to each other through cul- B. the Underground Railroad.
ture and trade is C. route 66
A. humanitarian aid D. cattle farming

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121. The theory of continental drift states that 126. Which cultural attraction would you most
the continents once formed a large land likely visit on a tour of Central Asia?
mass called A. Mosque
A. Gulf of Mexico B. Cathedral
B. Central Plateau C. Mountain lodge
C. Katrina D. Ice hockey arena
D. Pangaea 127. Which of the following nations is located

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in Sub-Sahara Africa?
122. Which of these describes one way Eng-
A. South Africa
land changed as a result of the Industrial
Revolution? (6B) B. Egypt
A. The economy became heavily depen- C. Algeria
dent on commercial agriculture. D. Libya
B. Towns near supplies of natural re- 128. Imaginary lines that follow Earth’s curva-
sources were abandoned ture to identify the shortest distance be-
C. Urban areas grew as more jobs be- tween two points are called
came available. A. conical projections.
D. The amount of goods produced in fac- B. geometric meridians.
tories declined C. great circle routes.
D. longitudinal circle lines.
123. Which of the following best describes Hu-
man Geography? 129. The raising of animals for food and other
A. Regional Geography products?
A. Pastoralism
B. Cultural Geography
B. Natural Boundary
C. Statistical Geography
C. Culture Hearths
D. Political Geography
D. Cuneiform
124. Which is the largest continent? 130. Movement of plates along faults has pro-
A. South America duced in the Northeast
B. Africa A. earthquakes
C. Europe B. hurricanes
C. tornados
D. Asia
D. none of above
125. Where would you find the Sahara
131. .... refers to the movement of people
Desert?
from rural areas to cities.
A. Asia A. Suburbanization
B. Antarctica B. Modernization
C. Europe C. Destabilization
D. Africa D. Urbanization

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132. Why was the European Union created? 137. Major type of ecological community de-
A. To help rebuild the European economy fined primarily by distinctive plant and an-
imal groups?

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after WWII
B. Resolving the ethnic conflicts that A. Biome
plagued Europe in the 1900s B. Natural Vegetation
C. Creating a market to provide food for
C. Tropical wet and dry
a growing European population
D. Polar
D. Addressing worker shortages arising
from a low birth rate in Europe
138. Canada is north of the United States
133. A Perceptual Region A. Location
A. is based on formal boundaries and bor-
B. Place
ders.
B. is how humans and the environment in- C. Region
teract. D. Movement
C. is perceived to be a region based on
cultural similarities. 139. The linking of places by common traits or
characteristics is defined as (WG.9B)
D. is based on shared feelings, opinions
or attitudes. A. Place

134. What is a mountain range? B. Location

A. -An area containing geographically re- C. Region

lated mountains D. Area
B. -The Himalayas (pictured) are the
world’s tallest mountain range 140. .... refers to the combination of factors
within a population that reduces the ability
C. a dry land with little precipitation and
of an environment to support the popula-
little to no vegetation
tion, thus causing migration or population
D. *an area of land surrounded by water decline
on three sides
A. Zero population growth
135. Whose coup led to the undermine of edu-
B. Population pyramid
cation in Chile?
A. Porfirio Diaz C. Population density

B. Salvador Allende D. Population pressure

C. Augusto Pinochet 141. The four elements that influence climate
D. Education was always undermined include elevation/relief, winds, proximity
to water, and
136. How are sea formed?
A. Longitude
A. Two tectonic plates converging.
B. Earthquakes B. Latitude
C. Two tectonic plates diverging. C. Orientation
D. Glacier Action D. Vegetation

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142. African Geography is unique in many C. system of transportation

ways, one being that the continent lacks D. education system
a large within its interior.
A. Monsoons 147. The term relates to large groups of
people classed according to common traits
B. Oasis
and customs
C. Mountain Range
A. Family
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143. Why would U.S. leaders not want Soviet C. Ethnic
Union nuclear missiles placed in Cuba dur-
ing the Cold War? D. Tribe

A. Cuba is too close to the U.S. and any 148. What would be a pull factor to bring
missile fired from there could strike most many Europeans east to west?
of the U.S.
A. Escaping from civil war
B. Cuba was a small country and having
B. Avoiding natural disasters
that much extra weight could sink it
C. Fleeing oppressive government
C. Cuba was a newly formed country and
the U.S. did not want them to get in the D. Seeking economic Opportunities
middle of it
149. Houston is at 45 degrees South latitude
D. Cuba wanted to be friends with the U.S. and 95 degrees West longitude. This de-
and the U.S. did not want the Soviet Union scribes its
to bully them
A. relative location
144. To help provide energy production in B. perceptual location
Canada’s southern provinces, the Cana-
dian government has begun to explore C. absolute location
A. synthetic crude oil conversion. D. vernal equinox
B. hydroelectricity. 150. About how many days does it take the
C. natural gas extraction. Earth to revolve around the Sun?
D. wind and solar power. A. 400

145. Conflicts between the Hutu and Tutsi B. 365

have occurred in C. 360
A. Liberia D. 300
B. Zambia
151. Decisions about production and distribu-
C. Botswana tion of goods and services are made by a
D. Rwanda central authority?
A. Command Economy
146. One of Mexico’s main economic chal-
lenges has been to develop a modern B. Market Economy
A. agricultural economy C. Mixed Economy
B. industrial economy D. Traditional Economy

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152. What are the 7 continents 157. Which country has the most territory and
A. Africa, Antartica, Australia, Europe, population in all of Latin America?

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North America, South America A. Brazil
B. Africa, Antartica, Asia, Australia, Eu- B. Bolivia
rope, North America, India
C. Argentina
C. Africa, Antartica, Asia, Australia, Eu-
rope, North America, South America D. Chile
D. Africa, Antartica, Asia, Australia, Ger-
many, North America, South America 158. How do the mountain ranges of Europe
impact the lives of the people who live
153. In 1929, the new political party that near them?
helped introduce democracy in Mexico was
called the A. they create a warm climate

A. Institutional Revolutionary Party B. they make traveling easier

B. Democratic Party C. they create a colder climate, and make
C. National Action Party travel more difficult

D. Multi-party D. they communicate a lot easier

154. The body of water that flows from the 159. The world’s largest body of water is
Great Slave Lake to the Arctic Ocean,
draining much of Canada’s northern inte- A. Pacific Ocean
rior, is called the B. Atlantic Ocean
A. St. Lawrence River. C. Gulf of Mexico
B. Mackenzie River.
D. Mississippi River
C. Fraser River.
D. Niagara River. 160. Which of the following is not a temperate
climate region in a midlatitude climate?
155. What renewable energy resource for
most of Northern Europe, is produced by A. humid subtropical
rivers formed from melting glaciers? B. marine west coast
A. Wind turbines
C. permafrost
B. geothermals
D. Mediterranean
C. hydro eclectric power
D. none of above 161. Out of the following countries, who
would have the highest standard of liv-
156. All are elements that influence regional ing?
climate patterns except?
A. Mexico
A. proximity to water
B. latitude B. Somalia

C. clothes C. Afghanistan
D. winds D. Japan

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162. In order for land to be used for in- C. Tenochtitlan

dustrial, commercial, and agricultural pur- D. Mexico City
poses, many of Canada’s have been
drained. 168. Side of the mountain receiving mois-
A. lakes ture/precipitation/cold?

B. rivers A. Windward

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D. wetlands C. Rain Shadow
D. Solstice
163. Which statement best explains why na-
tions must trade? 169. climate regions winters are bitterly
A. all nations belong to free trade agree- cold, and summers are short and cool
ments A. Subarctic
B. all nations seek out new production B. Arctic
methods C. Polar
C. no nation has all necessary resources D. Tundra
D. no nation can employ all of its laborers
170. The capital of Russia is
164. The resulting deflection of prevailing A. St. Petersburg
winds caused by the Earth’s rotation?
B. Siberia
A. Current
C. Vladivostok
B. Prevailing Wind
D. Moscow
C. Coriolis Effect
D. Doldrums 171. One way in which wars, religious conflict,
and natural disasters are similar is that
165. What does reggae deal with? these situations may result in
A. Economic problems A. the mass migration of people
B. Social problems B. economic stability
C. Jobs C. an increase in life expectancy
D. Political problems D. global warming

166. A major hurdle to desalination is 172. Permanently frozen ground

A. its taste. A. Permafrost
B. its cost. B. Prairie
C. its availability. C. Tundra
D. its usability. D. Tiaga

167. What was the name of the Aztec capi- 173. Which country controlled Eastern Europe
tal? in the second half of the 20th century?
A. Yucatan A. People’s Republic of China
B. Quetzalcoatl B. The Republic of Germany

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C. Austro-Hungarian Empire C. French is the official, dominant lan-

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D. French, German, and English are the
174. Which is a middle latitude climate? main languages.
A. tropical wet
179. Goods bought from another country
B. highland
A. Import
C. tundra
B. Export
D. humid continental
C. Gloalization
175. People are not distributed evenly across
D. none of above
the world. Two-thirds of the World’s pop-
ulation is clustered in FOUR main regions 180. Countries east of the Prime Meridian are
including all of the following EXCEPT in the
A. East Asia A. Northern Hemisphere
B. Europe B. Southern Hemisphere
C. South Asia C. Western Hemisphere
D. Southeast Asia D. Eastern Hemisphere
E. North America
181. Over the last three decades, which is
176. The principal aim of the NAFTA and the the best reason for increasing numbers of
European Union is to Latin Americans migrating to the United
A. keep communism out the Western States?
Hemisphere A. escape from unstable government
B. reduce environmental pollution B. desire for religious freedom
C. increase economic cooperation be- C. escape legal prosecution
tween the member nations
D. desire to reunite families
D. eliminate global terrorism
182. If you grew up on a farm in West Texas,
177. What weather system contain season would type of economic activities would
winds that bring heavy rains to south you most likely participate in?
Asia?
A. Primary
A. El nino
B. Secondary
B. La nina
C. Tertiary
C. Monsoons
D. Quaternary
D. Mansoons
183. Public land set aside for Native peoples
178. Which of the following best describes the by the government
spoken languages in Canada?
A. Annex
A. English and the language of the Inuit
are dominant. B. Reserve

B. English and French are the two official C. Frontier

languages. D. Province

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184. Which is NOT one of the 5 themes of Ge- C. Movement

ography? D. Region
A. Location E. HEI
B. Place
190. The position of a place in relation to an-
C. Corner Stone other place.
D. Interaction A. relative location

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185. Which two cultures blended together to B. latitude
shape the current culture of Mexico? C. longitude
A. Spanish and Portuguese D. absolute location
B. Native peoples and Spanish
191. Population clusters in Canada and the U.S.
C. Maya and Aztec are located
D. Spanish and African A. in the warmest regions.
186. Which of the following was NOT a major B. in regions with abundant mineral de-
type of geography in Africa? posits.
A. Frozen Tundra C. along the coasts and inland waterways
B. Mountain Range D. along the Great Lakes.
C. Greater Antilles 192. Which is the warmest ocean in the
D. Assimilation world?

187. What is the primary factor that influ- A. Indian Ocean

ences climate? B. Pacific Ocean
A. latitude C. Atlantic Ocean
B. longitude D. Arctic ocean
C. elevation 193. Which fossil was discovered that linked
D. climate zone primates with modern humans?

188. Result of a process by which dry areas A. Lucy

develop on the leeward sides of mountain B. Kayla
ranges? C. Veronica
A. Rain Shadow D. Angela
B. Midnight Sun
194. A political border that is established by
C. Windward a physical geographic feature such as a
D. Leeward mountain range or a river is a

189. degrees North and 55 degrees West is an A. natural boundary

example of which theme? B. geometric boundary
A. Place C. cultural boundary
B. Location D. ethnic boundary

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195. What is the CAPITAL of the United A. Rural populations are declining as
States? megacities expand

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A. Boston, MA B. The rate of natural increase shows
trends in infant mortality
B. Washington D.C.
C. Population trends include live births,
C. California
death rates, and crop distribution
D. Miami, Florida
D. Japan led the world in population
196. The capital of south korea is growth, while Africa shows low birthrates

A. Seoul 201. Which region is bordered by the yellow

sea, has plateaus and deserts, and the
B. Busan
southern and western borders are sur-
C. Pyongyang rounded by the Himalayan mountains?
D. Daegu A. Western Europe

197. The spreading of culture, including as- B. India

pects such as clothing and food, from one C. China
group to another, typically as a result of D. Southeast Asia
making contact for the first time is called
what? 202. North Africa can be distinguished brom
A. Cultural diffusion Sub-Saharan Africa because-
A. North Africans predominantly speak
B. Osmosis
Arabic while Sub-Saharan Africans speak
C. Economic integration a variety of both traditional and European
D. Literacy languages.
B. Sub-Saharan Africans have had very
198. Iran threatened to sue to government of little influence from Europe, while North
over pollution coming from its oil plat- Africa has almost always been under Eu-
forms in the Caspian ropean control.
A. Azerbaijan C. There are very few cultural variations
B. Turkmenistan in Sub-Saharan Africa while North Africa
is culturally diverse.
C. Pakistan
D. They share almost all cultural ele-
D. Manistanistan
ments including language, architecture,
199. Which one is the largest tropical rainfor- religion and social structure.
est in the world? 203. Which answer below best defines Func-
A. Amazon tional Region and gives an example.
B. Bosawas A. Based on human characteristics, “The
Bible Belt”
C. Southeast Asian rainforest
B. An exact location on Earth, 132 Main
D. Daintree rainforest
Street, San Antonio TX
200. Which is an accurate statement about C. Based on doing something, a subway
world population trends? (7C) system

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D. Based on physical characteristics, 209. Which environment is difficult to live in

Rocky Mountains Region due to a humid climate?

204. When geographers identify a perceptual A. Tropical rainforests

region, they define it based on (WG.9B) B. Mountain ranges
A. An area surrounding and related to an C. Deserts
important central landform or feature D. Permanently frozen ground
B. An area which people associate with
210. War, famine, disease, and unemployment

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having certain traditions or values.
are all examples of
C. An area with political borders thatna-
A. Push Factors
tionalities, cultures, and landforms.
B. Pull Factors
D. An area that has certain resources or
produces certain crops or products. C. Emmigration
D. Forced Migration
205. What creates a mild climate for Iceland,
even though it’s near the Arctic Circle? 211. Examples of popular culture include all of
A. fjords the following EXCEPT
B. Gulf Stream A. food
C. Trade Winds B. sports
D. none of above C. diversity
D. movies
206. GPS stands for
A. Global passing systems 212. The equal voting rights for adult citizens
of a country.
B. Globing positioning
A. Universal suffrage
C. Global Positioning System
B. Supranational
D. Geographic Positioning System
C. Geopolitics
207. The United States of America is located D. Democracy
on which continent?
213. In Mexico City, residents have been en-
A. South America
couraged to use bicycles in order to
B. Europe
A. end the obesity epidemic
C. Africa
B. raise money for charity
D. North America
C. reduce air pollution in the city
208. What effect does cool temperature have D. increase highway safety
on air?
214. What is the policy of remaining apart
A. It causes air to sink. from the affairs or interests of other
B. It causes air to blow clockwise. groups, especially the political affairs of
C. It causes air to rise. other countries?

D. It causes air to blow counterclock- A. Interdependence

wise. B. Importing

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C. Multinationalism 219. Most of the countries of Central Asia are

D. Isolationism , meaning they have no access to the
sea.

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215. When do the North Pole and the South A. low-lying
Pole receive nearly continuous, but indi-
rect, sunlight? B. landlocked
A. When either the Northern or the South- C. peninsular
ern Hemisphere is tilted away from the D. none of above
sun.
B. When the midlatitude zone faces the 220. This theme of Geography answers the
sun, receiving direct rays. question “Where is it? ”
C. When either the Northern or the South- A. Location
ern Hemisphere is tilted toward the sun.
B. Place
D. When the low latitude zone faces the
sun, receiving indirect rays. C. Region
D. none of above
216. This sector of the economy adds value to
natural resources by transforming raw ma- 221. What is the belief that an individual’s loy-
terials into valuable products. alty to the nation or state surpasses other
A. Primary interests, which could lead to war in its
B. Secondary most extreme forms?

C. Tertiary A. Autocracy

D. Quaternary B. Democracy
C. Nationalism
217. Scientists believe is directly related
to climate change and the rising of Earth’s D. Socialism
temperature.
A. production of hydroelectricity 222. When finding the absolute location what
is the second thing that you need to find?
B. carbon dioxide
A. Latitude
C. mining activity
B. Longitude
D. sustainable logging
C. Direction of the Equator
218. Which statement best describes the
Northern European plain? D. Direction of the Prime Meridian

A. an area of soft rolling hills and flat val- 223. What Physical Feature serparates North
leys Africa and the rest of Africa?
B. an area of low plateaus and high moun- A. A desert
tains
B. Himalayan Mountains
C. an area of relatively flat and low-lying
land C. Sahara Desert
D. none of above D. Amazon River

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224. The United States is a capitalist country 229. Which example best describes relative lo-
that has a market economy, which means- cation?
A. Bob has to ask permission to open a A. Sam’s school is located at 6998
shoe store. B. My house is 30◦ N and 10◦ E
B. Bob is told where to open his shoe C. I live south of Fredericksburg
store.
D. Australia is 23.5◦ S and 135◦ E
C. Bob is told how much to charge his
230. Non-Renewable resources are those re-

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shoes.
sources which:
D. Bob can open a shoe store where he
wants and for the price that he wants. A. are exausted after use
B. are not exausted after use
225. Increased educational opportunities, high
C. have unlimited supply
levels of air pollution, and the loss of tra-
ditional beliefs are changes that are asso- D. none of these
ciated with
231. most dramatically influences a place’s
A. urbanization climate.
B. nationalism A. Latitude
C. cultural diffusion B. Humidity
D. colonialism C. Wind velocity
D. Rainfall amount
226. Most people of the United States and
Canada are or their descendants. 232. This theme answers the question, “What
A. immigrants is it like there? ”

B. republicans A. Place
B. Location
C. suburbs
C. Movement
D. native americans.
D. none of above
227. A movement to win political, religious, or
ethnic independence from another group 233. Which city is NOT correctly matched with
its description?
A. Separatism
A. Brasilia:Government Center
B. Equal Rights
B. Mexico City; Polluted by smog
C. Colony
C. Pittsburgh:Ghost town
D. Freedom of Religion D. Richmond:Fall line site
228. Overall weather in an area over a long 234. A natural hot spring that shoots a column
time. of water and steam into the air
A. weather A. Geyser
B. climate B. Lagoon
C. equinox C. Guyot
D. solstice D. Atoll

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235. when was the declaration of indepen- C. Joe Biden

dence?
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A. 1776
B. 1787 241. A compass rose shows-

C. 1791 A. rotation

D. none of above B. direction

C. orientation
236. The location of the sun, as viewed from
Earth, appears to change with the seasons D. scale
because-
242. Saint Petersburg was founded by
A. Earth’s axis is tilted.
A. Czar Nicholas II
B. the sun revolves on an orbit.
B. Peter the Great
C. Earth’s distance from the sun changes.
D. the sun rotates. C. Catherine the Great
D. Ivan the Terrible
237. What is the largest natural lake in Mex-
ico? 243. Why is it important to protect wet-
A. Lake Quechulac lands and swamps such as Florida’s Ever-
glades?
B. Lake Catemaco
A. They are a major source of drinking wa-
C. Lake Chapla
ter.
D. Lake Texcoco
B. They are major tourist destinations.
238. Which of these has contributed to the C. They are important navigable water-
economy of Mexico? ways.
A. NAFTA
D. They provide habitats for a great vari-
B. Rising Populations ety of vegetation and wildlife.
C. Human-Environment Interaction
244. What is France’s highland area called?
D. The National Action Party
A. mesetas
239. Which one of these are issues that high- B. massif central
populated cities face?
C. polders
A. Tourism
D. seaworks
B. Air Pollution
C. Slums 245. Which of the following rivers in in South
D. More jobs America?
A. Nile
240. Who was nominated as the 46th presi-
dent of the United States? B. Amazon
A. Joe Smith C. Danube
B. Donald Trump D. Yangtze

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246. Which of the following is a physical fea- 251. An ordered system for the production,
ture? distribution, and consumption of goods
A. Oceans and services is known as a(n)
B. Deserts A. Economy
C. Rivers B. Nation
D. All of the above C. Law
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D. Government
A. Annex
B. Reserve 252. European countries that belong to this
world alliance use the same currency.
C. Frontier
A. NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
D. Province
tion)
248. Prior to the establishment of the Silk
B. NAFTA (North American Free Trade
Road trading network, how did geography
Agreement)
affect early China’s development?
A. The northwest region of the country C. EU (European Union)
served as its agricultural center due to its D. UN (United Nations)
rich soil.
B. Major river systems that ran through- 253. A narrow strip of land that connects two
out the country protected communities larger land areas
from invasion.
A. Titicaca
C. Foreign trade was severely limited due
to the lack of ports along the country’s B. Sedimentation
eastern coast. C. Panama Canal
D. Vast deserts and mountain ranges in
D. Land Bridge
the western and southwestern regions of
the country slowed the exchange of ideas.
254. What continent do you currently live on?
249. To where does the Amazon River flow A. United States
to?
A. Atlantic Ocean B. California

B. Andes Mountains C. South America

C. Pacific Ocean D. North America
D. Southern Ocean
255. Which continents touch both the Pacific
250. What nation has been divided into Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean
smaller countries?
A. Euope
A. Mexico
B. South America
B. Portugal
C. Yugoslavia C. Africa
D. Chile D. North America

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256. Which country is known as the ‘land of C. Monotheism

rising Sun’? D. none of above

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A. Japan
262. What is the capital of Peru?
B. New Zealand
A. Lita
C. Fiji
B. Lima
D. China
C. Montevideo
257. In what city did the building of levees
damage the natural landscape that once D. Asuncion
protected it from flooding? 263. permanently frozen layer of soil beneath
A. New York City the surface of the ground
B. New Orleans A. permafrost
C. Chicago B. tundra
D. Atlanta C. savannah
258. Which of these were leaders in gain- D. forest
ing Spanish speaking South American coun-
tries independent? 264. The word funky originated from
British English, meaning “musty or foul-
A. Simon de Bolivar smelling.” As funky spread to the U.S. it
B. Jose de San Martin began to acquire multiple new meanings
C. Dom Pedro like “excellent” or “deeply satisfying.”
Funky is now American slang, and the pro-
D. Porfirio Diaz cess of spreading to America makes funky
259. The loss of local traditions, increased lev- an example of
els of pollution, and the risk of pandemics A. Diffusion
are negative aspects of:(7D) B. Assimilation
A. Genocide
C. Culture
B. Ethnic Cleansing
D. Innovation
C. Cottage Industries
265. Air moving across Earth’s surface:
D. Globalization
A. Wind
260. Which example best describes absolute
location? B. Current

A. Evans school is close to PSA C. Atmosphere

B. My house next to the LA Zoo D. Latitude
C. I live next to Walmart 266. Lakes and rivers are part of the
D. Australia is 23.5◦ S and 135◦ E A. lithosphere.
261. The belief in and worship of many gods. B. hydrosphere.
A. Polytheism C. asthenosphere.
B. Atheism D. atmosphere.

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267. A tributary that needs a larger river? C. An emigrant

A. Feeder Streams D. An immigrant
B. Marshes
C. Culture Hearth 273. Which is a characteristic of a developed
nation?
D. Pastoralism
A. low per capita income
268. On which continent would you find the
world’s largest tropical rain forest which

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B. few industrial activities
is now being threatened with deforesta-
tion? C. high literacy rate

A. South America D. high birth rate

B. Africa
274. What man-made feature creates a short-
C. Asia
cut between the Pacific and Atlantic
D. China Oceans?
269. What is the tendency of population to be A. Suez Canal
concentrated in cities?
B. Panama Canal
A. mobility
C. Amazon River
B. urbanization
C. industrialization D. Ganges River
D. emigration
275. Which continent includes the United
270. One way that wealthy nations in Asia ad- States?
dress the lack of water is by
A. Africa
A. trading oil for irrigation
B. Asia
B. constructing large dams
C. building desalination plants C. Europe
D. draining wetland D. North America
271. Which factor can cause variations in the E. South America
seasons in tropical zones?
A. shifting wind patterns 276. How has China and India benefited from
B. rainfall globalization?

C. sunlight A. Millions of people have been lifted out

of poverty in India and China
D. evolving ocean currents
B. Inequalities among the countyside are
272. When a person leaves their birth country
growing
and enters a new country, they are now
known as C. Increased levels of carbon is being
A. An outcast emitted in both countries
B. A refugee D. none of above

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277. The first step taken towards the forma- C. 1783

tion of the European Union was the cre- D. 1812
ation of-

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A. a defensive alliance among the Euro- 282. Like many disputes throughout the his-
pean powers tory of Central America, was at
the center of a 2010 conflict between
B. a common market for the coal and Nicaragua and Costa Rica
steel industries
A. nationalism
C. the constitution for a united European
B. militarism
parliament system
C. petroleum
D. new national boundaries in Europe fol-
lowing the world wars D. water

278. The separation of Northern Ireland from 283. The Strait runs for 19 miles before
the Republic of Ireland is an example of- emptying into the Black Sea?
A. immigrants trying to adapt to a new A. Bosporus
government B. Magellan
B. language differences affecting growth C. Dardanelles
in a region D. Caspian
C. all citizens agreeing to a political pro-
cess 284. Which of the terms below is a type of
seaworks?
D. religion as a dividing force in a region
A. polder
279. Which of the following is part of the litho- B. peat
sphere?
C. seaworks
A. rivers
D. terpen
B. oceans
285. Which best explains why we experience
C. ocean basins
four seasons on Earth?
D. lakes
A. the gravitational pull of the moon
280. The European Union was formed to pro- B. the distance between the Earth and
vide: the sun
A. Emergency assistance for Sub- C. the tilt of the earth on its axis as it re-
Saharan countries volves around the sun
B. Economic cooperation between mem- D. the effect of tectonic plate movement
bers on Earth’s oceans
C. Common military defense for mem-
286. Which of the following does not affect cli-
bers
mate?
D. Humanitarian aid A. Elevation above sea level
281. When was the Louisiana Purchase? B. Distance from the equator
A. 1803 C. Latitude
B. 1606 D. Longitude

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287. If a country has a low infant mortality C. Interdependence

rate, high literacy rate, and high per capita D. Specialization
income then they
A. are highly industrialized 292. A theocracy is a government run by

B. are in the process of implementing A. A religious leader

free-market reforms B. A dictator
C. receive large amounts of foreign aid C. The People

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D. practice subsistence-level agriculture D. A president

288. Which statement is not true about Sub- 293. Private individuals or groups have the
Saharan Africa? right to own property or businesses and
make a profit with limited government in-
A. low per capita GDP
fluence?
B. low population growth rate
A. Mixed Economy
C. large percentage of population under
B. Market Economy
age 15
C. Command Economy
D. low life expectancy
D. Capitalism
289. Why do some places in highland climate
subregions experience warmer tempera- 294. Which continent has the fewest people
tures than other places? living on it?

A. The slopes of mountains face different A. Africa

directions. B. Asia
B. Some places have more humidity. C. Australia
C. Some places receive less precipita- D. Antarctica
tion.
295. Head of State
D. The shade of trees allows varying sun-
light. A. *acts of chief public representative of
their government
290. A rain forest would be LEAST likely to B. *term frequently used to describe the
thrive in highest ranking government official
A. an area enriched by permafrost. C. *an organization established to pro-
B. an area of high temperature and hu- mote international cooperation
midity. D. *a standard unit of value of a country’s
C. an area in which broadleaf trees coinage
thrived.
296. Why does the Caribbean suffer from
D. a tropical zone. poverty?
291. Increasing interdependence of nations A. Colonialism
and peoples across the globe. B. Income gap
A. Infrastructure C. Sugar Market’s decline
B. Globalization D. Depletion of natural resources

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297. Flat, treeless lands forming a ring around be found between 15-25 degrees North
the Arctic Ocean are examples of and South. Ex. African Savanna

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A. tundra. A. Tropical Rainforest
B. steppe. B. Mediterranean
C. taiga. C. Tropical Grassland
D. chaparral. D. Marine West Coast

298. How might a weathered mountain appear 303. Why is western Mexico subject to vol-
different than an unweathered mountain? canic eruptions?

A. Weathered mountain would be taller. A. because deep fissures were created

during the last ice age
B. Weathered mountain would be
B. because it boarders the Mariana
rounder and less jagged.
Trench
C. Weathered mountain would be more
C. because it is at the juncture of several
jagged and less rounded.
tectonic plates
D. Weathered mountain would have no
D. because it is in the path of El Nino
trees.
304. The deserts of the Middle East and North
299. What distinct geographic physical feature Africa are characterized by populations
does Italy and India share? that-
A. Mountains A. Move to find resources that are thinly
B. River dispersed across a vast area
C. Desert B. Work primarily in small cottage indus-
tries
D. Peninsulas
C. Are nonviolent and practice ancient
300. How many oceans are there in the polytheistic religions
world? D. Organize their society around a matri-
A. 7 arch
B. 6 305. This continent has no permanent resi-
C. 5 dents
D. 4 A. Australia
B. Greenland
301. Which feature should appear on a physi-
cal map of the continent of Africa? C. Iceland

A. Gobi Desert D. Antarctica

B. Tundra 306. Which 5 country boundaries meet at In-

dira Col
C. pampas
A. India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal,
D. savannas
Burma
302. Type of climate that is warm year round, B. India, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Nepal,
contains grasses and short trees, and can Burma

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C. India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, 312. The Mountains located along the western
Tajikistan edge of South America are the
D. India, Pakistan, Bhutan, Nepal, China A. Rocky

307. If you wanted to travel through a region B. Indian

with many cultural similarities to North C. Andes
America as well as numerous languages lo- D. Everest
cated near each other, you would travel
313. One limitation of geospatial technology is

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to-
that it cannot provide information about
A. the Middle East.
(WG.20A) .
B. East Asia.
A. Things below the surface
C. Europe.
B. Why humans do things
D. Russia and Central Asia.
C. The impact of industry
308. Which human geographic factor has facili- D. Areas humans cannot safely visit.
tated the growth of the European Union?
314. Lines of Latitude run:
A. Nationalism
A. Parallel to Africa
B. Political stability
B. Parallel to the Equator
C. Cultural divergence
C. Parallel to Latitude
D. Spread of communism
D. Parallel to Longitude
309. What American musical form had its
315. Which of the following is true about
roots in Africa and Europe?
places in high latitudes?
A. Blues
A. Warmer climates
B. Country
B. Has no affect on climate
C. Jazz C. A mix of hot summers and cold winters
D. rap D. The coldest climates on earth
310. The super-continent was once called 316. A person who is always traveling from
what? place to place is known as a
A. Panera A. Illiteracy
B. San Andreas B. Teleporter
C. Everest C. April
D. Pangaea D. Nomad
311. This type of map shows you the physical, 317. Dallas, Texas is located about 230 miles
or natural features of a place from Houston. This describes its
A. Political Map A. functional region
B. Water Map B. absolute location
C. Dirt Map C. relative location
D. Physical Map D. psychological distance

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318. What continent are MOST primary B. Valley

economies located? C. River

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A. Europe D. Island
B. Asia
324. What is the equinox?
C. Africa
A. A day on which the sun is directly over
D. North America the Tropic of Capricorn
319. Regional high-pressure systems in north- B. a day on which the sun is directly over
ern Mexico occasionally cause the Tropic of Cancer
A. hurricanes C. a day on which the sun is directly over
the prime meridian
B. droughts
D. a day on which the sun is directly over
C. tornadoes the Equator
D. flooding
325. Weather conditions over time; long term
320. Which religion is practiced by the major- A. climate
ity of India’s population?
B. elevation
A. Buddhism
C. currents
B. Christianity D. forests
C. Hinduism
326. Which ocean does NOT border North
D. Judaism America?
321. What is physical geography A. Atlantic Ocean
A. Is a branch of geography dealing with B. Indian Ocean
how human activity affects or is influ- C. Pacific Ocean
enced by the Earth’s surface
D. none of above
B. A structure compromising a series of
horizontal and vertical lines used to ar- 327. When a large urban area such as Mexico
range content City dominates the country’s political, cul-
tural, and economic affairs, it is called a
C. The branch of geography dealing with
natural features and processes A. primate city
D. none of above B. world city
C. megacity
322. When do equinoxes occur?
D. magalopis
A. mid summer and winter
328. Religious conflicts between the Catholics
B. mid spring and fall
and Protestants would most likely occur
C. the beginning of summer and winter in?
D. the beginning of spring and fall A. Jamaica
323. A low area between two hills. It often B. Israel
has a river running through it. C. England
A. Ocean D. Northern Ireland

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329. Food, language, religion, and art are all 334. In Hinduism, a person’s moral duty,
examples of how modern Mexico is a based on class distinctions, which guides
blend of his or her life
A. Toltec and Mayan influences A. Dowry
B. African and Spanish influences B. Caste System

C. Native and Spanish influences C. Dharma

D. Karma
D. Natives and African influences

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335. Thunderstorm cloud
330. A policy in which a nation does not try to
limit imports or exports by enacting tariffs A. Cumulonimbus
(taxes on imports) or subsidies (taxes on B. Nimbostratus
exports). C. Cirrus
A. Free Trade D. Stratus
B. Trade
336. A primary reason that geographers study
C. Goods maps is to-
D. Supply and Demand A. predict changes in government poli-
cies.
331. The way people eat in their country such B. study relationships between people
as with forks, chopsticks or fingers is an and places.
example of:
C. understand the time order in which an
A. cultural trait event took place.
B. ethnic group D. appreciate the value systems of world
C. cultural diffusion cultures.

D. cultural region 337. Which level of economic development is

typical of nations with high infant mortal-
332. Which is NOT one of the Five Themes of ity rates, low literacy rates and low life
Geography expectancy rates?
A. Location A. Less developed
B. Movement B. Newly industrialized
C. Language C. More developed

D. Human-Environment Interaction D. Tertiary

338. Industrial growth in the United States

333. The movement of people within a country
has most directly contributed to the pro-
or region
cess of-
A. Emancipation A. innovation
B. Immigration B. urbanization
C. Migration C. cultural diffusion
D. Gentrification D. multiculturalism

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339. Which of the following is a characteristic 345. El Nino/La Nina can be best described as
of a developed country? A. collision of cold/warm air resulting in

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A. low per capita GDP a violent twister
B. low literacy rate B. seasonal shifts in wind bringing rain-
C. high infant mortality rate fall then a drought
D. low population growth rate C. periodic warming/cooling of ocean
currents
340. what amendment gave men the right to
vote? D. strong winds blowing over loose soil

A. 14th 346. Two major reasons that Saudi Arabia

B. 17th is important to many people around the
world are-
C. 19th
A. its economic equality and large univer-
D. 15th
sities
341. Why did the Portuguese bring African B. its free markets and commercial agri-
slaves to Brazil? culture
A. to work on the sugar plantations C. Its religious sites and oil resources
B. the build cities D. its armed forces and modern cities
C. to clear land
347. The seasons result from?
D. to mine gold and silver
A. The earth’s revolution and its tilt in re-
342. In Islam, a crier who calls the faithful to lation to the sun
prayer five times each day
B. The moon’s revolution and its tilt in re-
A. Minaret lation to the earth
B. Mosque C. The earth’s rotation and its tilt in rela-
C. Muezzin tion to the sun
D. Fatwa D. The movement of the continents due to
continental drift
343. A boat sailing on the Seine River is in-
A. Spain 348. Birch and cottonwood trees are
B. Italy A. examples of deciduous trees.
C. Poland B. particularly drought resistant.
D. France C. examples of coniferous trees.
344. If the winds are blowing east to west D. examples of trees that thrive on the sa-
across a mountain range, which side will vanna.
be hot and dry?
349. Form of government in which powers are
A. east divided between the national government
B. west and state or provincial government?
C. north A. Federal System
D. south B. Unitary System

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C. Cultural Diffusion C. West

D. Checks and balances D. East

350. Renewable resources are those that 355. What is the correct term for the transfer
A. Are of very little value of plants, animals, people, and diseases
that begun when the Europeans arrived in
B. Can be made usable only through mod- the Western Hemisphere?
ern technology
A. the Great Upheaval

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C. Can be Replaced
B. the Columbian Exchange
D. Can be used up over time
C. the Industrial Revoultion
351. Which two factors have the greatest ef- D. the Technology Transfer
fect on climate?
A. Longitude and vegetation 356. Large natural elevation on the Earth’s
surface; higher than a hill
B. Latitude and distance from water
A. valley
C. Soil type and altitude
B. mountain
D. Mountain barriers and amount of
arable land C. ocean
D. river
352. Which factor posed the greatest chal-
lenge to developing natural resources in 357. The U.S. is made up of the and House
Siberia? of Representatives.
A. Severe drought limited agricultural A. Supreme Court
production on arable land
B. United States President
B. Limited access to water prevented the
C. Senate
establishment of large cities
D. Cabinet
C. The employment of seasonal laborers
reduced annual output quotas 358. Shows where the area on the map lo-
D. The harsh climate hindered the estab- cated within a larger area
lishment of permanent settlements A. Political Map
353. When it is summer in Virginia, what sea- B. Locator Map
son is it in Uruguay? C. Physical Map
A. Winter D. Senate
B. Spring
359. Which of the following is most accu-
C. Fall rately represented on a cylindrical projec-
D. Summer tion map?

354. What side of a mountain range is in a rain A. the oceans

shadow? B. the Equator
A. Windward C. the continents
B. Leeward D. the Poles

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360. Islamic place of worship C. Deserts

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B. Mosque
366. Water is what percent of the Earth?
C. Chapel
A. 60%
D. none of above
B. 70%
361. Tierra helada, tierra templada, and tierra
caliente are examples of C. 75%

A. tropical storms D. 80%

B. regional biomes 367. Pull Factor
C. seasonal winds
A. Economic Opportunities
D. vertical climate zones
B. Better Climate
362. Which of the following is a place in a C. War
desert with water and lush vegetation?
D. Famine
A. Oasis
B. Archipelago 368. About how many people live in Russia?
C. Euro A. 170 Million
D. Indo B. 215 Million
363. A country that exhibits the lowest in- C. 140 Million
dicators of socioeconomic development is
D. 80 Million
called
A. Less Developed 369. when were the bill of rights made?
B. More Developed A. 1807
C. Newly Industrialized B. 1625
D. none of above C. 1791
364. Which of the following is an economic D. 1873
activity characteristic of a postindustrial
economy? 370. What does the rain shadow effect
A. automobile manufacturing cause?

B. biotechnology A. dry areas to develop on the leeward

sides of mountain ranges
C. agriculture
B. ice caps to develop on the North and
D. mining
South Poles
365. Most major cities, or megalopolis, are lo- C. monsoons to develop in the Pacific
cated next to what geographic feature? Ocean
A. Bodies of water D. hurricanes to develop int he Atlantic
B. Mountains Ocean

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371. Historically, cities usually developed near B. Australia

(WG.6A) C. Antarctica
A. Deserts D. South America
B. Navigable waterways
377. Belief in many Gods
C. Canyons
A. Monotheistic
D. The sources of rivers
B. polytheistic

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372. Whic physical feature has most limited C. animistic
the movement of people living in North
Africa? D. none of above

A. The Sahel 378. The 4 parts of a map are scale, title, leg-
B. The Nile River end and

C. The Red Sea A. globes

D. The Sahara B. compass rose

C. natural
373. Political tensions between Bangladesh
and India were strained over climate re- D. population
lated issue that dealt with 379. People in the Middle East generally tend
A. Flood relief along the Ganges River to cluster along:
B. Water treatment along the Ganges A. Coast
River B. Rivers
C. Building a dam on the Feni River C. Desert
D. Water rights along the Ganges River D. Mountains
374. a powerful funnel-shaped column of spi- 380. What is the movement of ideas, religion,
raling air cultureETC from one place to another?
A. tornado ????
B. hurricane A. sikihsm
C. typhoon B. heterogenos
D. none of above C. diffusion

375. Define analyze. D. traditional economy

A. To analyze means read. 381. Which of the following statements best

B. To analyze means “toexamine or look describes the theme of PLACE in Geogra-
at.” phy?

C. Information A. the way people and the environment in-

teract
D. To analyze means to search.
B. how people and objects change loca-
376. On which Continent might you find Arctic tion
Tundra? C. the physical and human features of a
A. Africa location

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382. Which direction do lines of latitude run? D. Quaternary
A. east and west
388. A formal region has which of the follow-
B. north and south ing?
C. diagonal A. A central zone
D. none of above B. Notable Landmarks
383. When was the constitution ratified? C. Borders
A. 1854-1855 D. All of the above
B. 1787-1788
389. Factories in Mexico along the border with
C. 1593-1595 the U.S. are called
D. none of above A. finance development
384. A population pyramid with a wide base B. Maquiladoras
and skinny top (triangle shaped) illus- C. trade agreement factories
trates a country that is:
D. import tariff industries
A. developed
B. developing 390. Because of its immigration history, in
the United States.
C. densely populated
A. cities are the most ethnically uniform
D. distributed evenly areas
385. Which map would be used to identify ar- B. there are abundant natural resources
eas of tropical rainforest in a region?
C. a postindustrial economy emerged
A. resource map
D. many different religions are practiced
B. vegetation map
391. Highest point on Earth
C. economic activity map
D. ethnicity map A. Mount Everest
B. Mount McKinley
386. a forest region located in the Tropical
Zone with a heavy concentration of differ- C. Mount Denali
ent species of broadleaf trees D. The Mariana Trench
A. rain forest
392. What is the area between the Pacific
B. tundra Ranges and the Rocky Mountains that of-
C. steppe ten experiences the rain shadow effect?
D. savanna A. the Continental Divide
B. the Great Plains
387. What economic sector is related to ser-
vices? C. the Columbia Plateau
A. Primary D. the Atlantic Coastal Plain

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393. “2/3 of Israel is desert. However, fruits C. definite

and vegetables grown in Israel are sold D. absolute
around the world. The Israelis invented an
underground irrigation system that takes 398. What causes winds to form on Earth?
water straight to the roots of the plants.”
This information is an example of how A. solar energy
technology- B. ocean currents
A. influences agricultural production C. elevation differences

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B. alters climate conditions D. uneven heating of the Earth by the sun
C. increases energy usage
399. A geographer could place North Africa
D. affects transportation patterns and Indonesia in the same category be-
cause most of the people living in these
394. By physical land area as well as pop-
regions-
ulation size, the largest continent is
(WG.21B) A. Practice nomadic hunting
A. North America B. Rely on the monsoon season
B. Africa C. Elect their own rulers
C. Australia D. Adhere to the same religion
D. Asia 400. Who is noteworthy for establishing con-
395. Which of these would most likely be sistent content between Europe and the
shown on a chart of a more-developed Americans?
country’s quaternary economic sector? A. Martin Behaim
A. Locations of natural resources B. John Cabot
B. Major universities and research insti- C. Giovanni Caboto
tutions
D. Christopher Columbus
C. Transportation networks
D. Centers of manufacturing and process- 401. Click on all of the countries that are on
ing the continent of Africa
A. Nigeria
396. About 70% of Earth’s surface is part of
the B. South Africa

A. biosphere. C. France
B. lithosphere. D. Thailand
C. hydrosphere. 402. Which of the following countries was at-
D. atmosphere. tacked for harboring Al-Qaeda?
A. Iraq
397. Eagle Rock Rd, Elkton, VA 22827 This is
the location of our high school. B. Israel
A. relative C. Afghanistan
B. topographic D. Iran

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403. What is the theory of Continental Drift? C. Theocracy

A. Pnagea D. Democracy

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B. Angea 409. Lines of Longitude are measured and
C. Pangea from the Prime Meridian.
D. geapan A. North, West
B. North, South
404. Which climate best characterizes the high
latitudes? C. East, West
A. Tropical D. East, South
B. Subarctic 410. Which climate has the least amount of
C. Humid continental vegetation?
D. Marine West Coast A. Ice Cap
B. Steppe
405. Mountain Ranges, deserts, and bodies of
water are all examples of what? C. Desert
A. Landforms D. none of above
B. Geographic Features 411. How are the causes of ocean currents sim-
C. Physical Features ilar to those of wind patterns?
D. Features of Physical Geography A. Ocean currents are mainly caused by
the even distribution of sunlight, just as
406. climates are found in or near low lati- wind patterns rely on the Sun.
tudes in areas otherwise referred to as the B. Ocean currents move in a diagonal pat-
Tropics tern, similar to the movement of prevail-
A. Tropical ing winds.
B. Dry C. Both are solely caused by the relation-
ship between the elevation of a place and
C. Mid-Latitude
its temperature.
D. High Latitude
D. Both are caused by Earth’s rotation,
407. What creates ridges and islands when air pressure changes, and differences in
plates spread apart? water temperature.
A. erosion 412. Which one of these is under-developed?
B. faulting A. Cerrado
C. magma B. Llanos
D. subduction C. Pampas
408. A system of government in which those D. Abiertos
who rule are regard as divinely (godlike) 413. A group of people who share a common
inspired. cultural background or descent is known as
A. Monarchy a?
B. Oligarchy A. Culture

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B. Ethnic Group C. painted murals, often depicting politi-

C. Family cal and historical themes.

D. Civilization D. was a pioneer in the abstract expres-

sionism movement.
414. which of the Indian Island lies between
India and Srilanka 419. climates are mainly between the lat-
A. Elephanta itudes of about 30 degrees North and
about 30 degrees South and 60 degrees

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B. Nicobar South
C. Rameshawaram A. Marine West Coast
D. Salsette
B. Tropical Wet and Dry
415. People who share common ancestry, lan- C. Tropical
guage, religion, customs, or place of origin
D. Steppe
A. Population pyramid
B. metropolitan area 420. “The use of mobile devices, such as smart
phones and iPads, has gained in popular-
C. Ethnic group
ity worldwide. Many people use their
D. federal system mobile devices to connect to social media
sites where they can communicate with
416. Define perceptual region.
others both nationally and internationally.
A. an area characterized by a certain uni- “Based on the information above, mobile
fying quality or characteristic devices have become-
B. an area that includes a central place A. an international language.
and the related palces around it
B. a regional distinction.
C. an area connected by feelings or im-
pressions, but not by factual data or spe- C. a cultural element.
cific qualities D. a political unit.
D. a way of looking at human and physical
patterns and their relationships 421. What is the major cause of poverty in
South America?
417. Receive less than ten inches of rain per
year; can be hot or cool/cold A. Inequality of landownership

A. Desert B. Lack of natural resources

B. Subarctic C. Ethnic tensions
C. Semiarid D. Lack of education
D. Ice Cap
422. Earth is one of the four
418. Diego Rivera was a Mexican artist who A. asteroids in the solar system.
A. carved huge statues in the tranditon of
B. terrestrial planets.
the Olmec.
C. gas giant planets.
B. wove elaborate tapestries depicting
ancient Mexican cultures. D. dwarf planets.

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423. If you spoke Arabic, how would you C. Equinox

greet someone and say “Good Morning”?
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A. Bonjour
B. Shubh Prabhaat 429. The cutting of “steps” into the side of a
hill in order to farm is a practice called
C. Selamat Pagi
A. Terracing
D. Sabah Alkhyr
B. Polders
424. A mathematical formula used to repre-
sent the curved surface of the Earth on the C. Deforestation
flat surface of a map is D. Reservoirs
A. a cylindrical projection.
430. Most of the food grown in Mexico comes
B. a planar projection. from the , where there is also greater
C. a map projection. population density.
D. a conic projection. A. Central Plateau
425. On which continent would you find the B. Southern Highlands
Gobi Desert? C. Gulf Coast Plain
A. Europe D. Sierra Madre Occidental
B. South America
C. Asia 431. A wetland typically covered with
grasses?
D. Africa
A. Marshes
426. Canada was originally a of Great
B. Feeder Stream
Britain.
A. dominion C. Pastoralism

B. confederacy D. Cuneiform

C. loyalist system 432. Which mountain range separates Europe

D. bilingual system from Asia?

427. What kind of climate does Southern A. Himalayas

(Mediterranean) Europe have? B. Ural
A. warm, moist all year round C. Alps
B. hot, wet summer with mild dry winters D. Caucasus
C. warm summers and cold winters
433. What is the national dance of Brazil?
D. none of above
A. Salsa
428. A day on which the sun is directly over
the Equator B. Flamenco
A. Rain Shadow C. Samba
B. Coriolis Effect D. Ferdango

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434. Which ancient group of people began to C. new biomes

migrate all over Europe and Asia? D. estuaries
A. Indo-Euros
440. How people and their surroundings inter-
B. Indo-Asians act
C. Indo-Europeans A. human/environment interaction
D. Indo-Africans B. Place
C. Region

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435. Belief in one God
D. Location
A. Monotheistic
B. polytheistic 441. AN illustration that depicts the distribu-
tion of a population by age and gender
C. Animistic
A. population pyramid
D. none of above
B. population density
436. The population of a country with a pop- C. ethnic group
ulation pyramid with a wide base and D. metropolitan area
skinny top (triangle shaped) is
442. The seasons of the Earth are due to which
A. remaining stable
of the following?
B. aging rapidly A. The moon’s gravitational pull on the
C. growing rapidly Earth
D. declining rapidly B. The Earth’s revolution around the sun
and tilt
437. Which group of people primarily shaped
C. The Earth’s rotation around its axis
the culture of both Central America and the
and tilt
Caribbean?
D. The movement of the continents and
A. Native peoples, Europeans, Africans relation to the equator
B. Native Peoples, Spanish, Portuguese
443. An economy in which production, invest-
C. Spanish, French, Dutch ment, prices, and incomes are determined
D. Inca, Maya, Spanish centrally by a government is called a
A. Free Enterprise
438. Which of the following is caused directly
by plate tectonics? B. Market Economy

A. moraines C. Traditional Economy

D. Command Economy
B. weathering
C. earthquakes 444. System of government in which one per-
son rules with unlimited power and author-
D. erosion ity?
439. One effect of land subsidence is the cre- A. Autocracy
ation of B. Monarchy
A. oases C. Democracy
B. sinkholes D. Theocray

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445. A street address is an example of? 450. What is a biome?

A. Relative Location A. A major type of ecological community

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mainly defined by distinctive natural vege-
B. Movement
tation and animal groups
C. Absolute Location B. A specific type of climate found in or
D. none of above near low latitudes in areas otherwise re-
ferred to as the Tropics
446. How does accretion cause continents to C. A region that receives continual rain-
grow outward? fall which strips the soil of its nutrients but
A. Moving plates squeeze Earth’s surface contributes to thick vegetation
until it buckles. D. Plant life that grows in a certain area
B. Magma builds up to fill in space be- if people have not changed the natural en-
tween plates. vironment

C. Debris from the leveling off of under- 451. What is another name for latitude lines?
water mountains piles up. A. Parallels
D. Erosion moves soil to edges of conti- B. Meridians
nents.
C. ContoursLines
447. The current destruction of rainforests in D. BoundariesLines Drawn East-West
Latin America is primarily due to the-
452. Which continent has highest number of
A. human demand for timber and farm- countries?
land
A. Asia
B. wildfires occurring during the dry sea-
B. Europe
sons
C. North America
C. diseases carried by insects
D. Africa
D. devastation caused by high winds from
tropical storms 453. Northern Mexico has a biome in
which cacti, shrubs, and shrub oak grow.
448. What is the capital of South Korea?
A. Tundra
A. Incheon B. Chaparral
B. Seoul C. Grassland
C. Lome D. Savanna
D. Cairo 454. A system of authoritarian government
headed by a monarch and whose position
449. What is the capital of Brazil?
is usually inherited.
A. Buenos Aires A. Monarchy
B. Brasilia B. Federation
C. Rio De Janeiro C. Authoritarian
D. Iguacu D. Democracy

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455. Which religion spread to the Americans 460. What is GPS?

through the process of European coloniza- A. A continuous area or expanse that is
tion? free, available, or unoccupied
A. Buddhism B. A particular position or point in space
B. Christianity C. A system of satellites, computers, and
C. Hinduism receivers that is able to determine the lat-
itude and longitude of a receiver on Earth
D. Islam by calculating the time difference for sig-

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nals to reach the reciever
456. An enclosed section of a canal in which a
ship may be raised or lowered by raising D. none of above
or lowering the level of the water in that 461. The Saffir-Simpson scale measures the in-
section tensity of
A. Chunnel A. earthquakes
B. Connection B. hurricanes
C. Lock C. tornadoes
D. Chamber D. volcanoes

457. How would you describe the climate in 462. A phenomenon that causes dry areas to
which we live? develop on the leeward sides of mountain
ranges
A. Marine West Coast
A. Coriolis Effect
B. Humid Continental
B. Rain Shadow
C. Subarctic C. Steppe
D. none of above D. Equinox
458. The states in the area known as the 463. An independent political unit occupying a
“Southwest” of the United States are of- defined, permanently populated territory
ten grouped together because they are and having full control over its internal and
very hot and dry desert-like areas. foreign affairs.
A. Region A. Nation-State
B. Location B. Nation
C. Human Environment Interaction C. Country

D. Movement D. State
464. The three cities that dominate social and
459. The Winter Solstice is the day of the
cultural life in Iran, Iraq, and Turkey are
year.
Istanbul, Baghdad and
A. Longest A. Tehran
B. Shortest B. Mosul
C. Best C. Kabul
D. Worst D. Ankara

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465. Southern Mexico is part of a that con- 471. Why are gas giant planets sometimes ref-
nects N. America and S. America. fered to as “mini solar systems”?

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A. Crossroads A. They are not dense.
B. Peninsula B. They have moons.
C. Steppe C. They are gaseous.
D. Land bridge D. They support life.
466. What continent do you live on?
472. In what two Central Asian countries are
A. South America the majority of people Christians?
B. Virginia A. Armenia and Georgia
C. United States B. Afghanistan and Uzbekistan
D. North America C. Tajikistan and Turkmenistan
467. What are conditions of the atmosphere in D. none of above
one place during a short period of time:
473. Why are the rivers of Europe an impor-
A. Weather
tant aspect of its geography?
B. Climate
A. they dont like traveling ans spreading
C. Climate Zone ideas, goods, and people
D. Climate Change B. they encourage travel & trade; helps
468. Which type of projection produces rela- with spreading ideas, goods, and people
tively accurate shapes on a map? C. creates a border between the coun-
A. a cylindrical projection tries

B. a planar projection D. none of above

C. a map projection. 474. which region has the highest precipita-
D. a conic projection. tion?

469. Which of the LACEMOPS is most impor- A. North Pole (90 degree North)
tant for determining climate of a region? B. Equator (0 degree)
A. ocean currents C. Tropic of Cancer (23.5 degree North)
B. prevailing winds D. Tropic of Capricorn (23.5 degree
C. latitude belts South)
D. storm tracks
475. Why did the Dutch build seaworks?
470. The primary religious text of Muslims A. To give up land
A. The Torah B. To remain unharmed by the sea & to
B. The Qur’an get more land
C. The Analects C. sea causes harm to the dutch
D. Holy Bible D. none of above

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476. The sun’s rays are least direct 481. The climate in the Sahara desert is really
A. near the poles hot and dry
B. near the equator A. Place
C. at high altitudes B. location
D. far from the ocean C. Human-Environment Interaction
D. Movement
477. Which Middle East country is the world’s
largest oil producer? 482. Which of the following is NOT a body of

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A. Turkey water?
B. Iraq A. Channel
C. Saudi Arabia B. Mesa
D. Israel C. Strait
D. Bay
478. What statement sites an example of cul-
tural diffusion? 483. Who is known as the ‘Father of Geogra-
A. Venezuela has large reserves of oil phy? ’
B. The institution of slavery A. Erasmus
C. students in China learn Chinese in B. Homer
school C. Eratosthenes
D. The spread of Christianity in the Amer- D. none of above
icas
484. How does wind impact climate?
479. Which of the following locational factors A. Helps move the sun’s energy
most directly impacts the climate a person
might live in? B. Winds move rain clouds
A. at what point of LONGITUDE a person C. Winds make the earth warmer
is located. D. Wind brings winter
B. how close to grasslands a person is lo- 485. If there are a variety of cultures in the
cated. same area, people would say that this
C. at what point of LATITUDE a person is area has
located. A. dynamic
D. how near an airport a person is lo- B. interdependence
cated.
C. cultural diffusion
480. The mayor of Mexico City launched pro- D. cultural diversity
grams to reduce pollution in the city by
A. banning the burning of fossil fuels 486. Man has impacted his environment in all
within city limits of the following ways EXCEPT:
B. requiring commuters to carpool, or A. Earthquakes
ride-share B. Deforestation
C. encouraging more use of bicycles C. Polders
D. constructing additional highway lanes D. Terracing

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487. A map that shows physical features and C. Oil industry

landforms is called? D. Natural gas industry

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A. Physical Map
493. Urban areas located where two or more
B. Growth Map rivers merge (Pittsburgh) are said to have
C. Projection Map developed on a/an
D. Political Map A. confluence site
B. fall line site
488. What is a democracy?
C. harbor site
A. -Power is held by a monarch D. oasis site
B. -Rule by one person
494. Why do most areas near the equator
C. -Citizens rule directly or through have warm climates?
elected representatives
A. They receive the most direct rays from
D. -Citizens vote on people to represent the sun.
them in government
B. Their surfaces reflect the greatest
489. Which countries gained control of land in amount of sunlight.
South America as a result of the Treaty of C. The sun is directly over the equator at
Tordesillas? noon year-round.
A. United States and Portugal D. They receive equal amounts of daylight
hours and night time hours.
B. Spain and France
C. Spain and Portugal 495. Which physical process caused the forma-
tion of the Himalayan Mountains? (4A)
D. Germany and Italy
A. Meteorite activity
490. An inland grass area B. The collision of tectonic plates
A. Prairie C. The buildup of sedimentary deposits
B. Coniferous D. Sea-floor spreading
C. Decidious 496. How many general climate regions are
D. Mixed Forest there?
A. 5
491. The “Bible Belt” of America is a region
best described by its common B. 4

A. religious beliefs C. 6
D. 7
B. political system
C. language 497. What was the sea faring group of traders
that greatly influenced our modern alpha-
D. economic system bet?
492. What industry would be most affected by A. Africans
hybrid cars? B. Americans
A. Water industry C. Phoenicians
B. Solar industry D. Europeans

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498. What geographical term describes south- 503. Most people in the United States
ern Mexico (the part that connects North A. would like to emigrate to another coun-
America to South America)? try.
A. Peninsula B. enjoy one of the highest standards of
B. Land bridge living in the world.
C. Crossroads C. are worse off, economically, than most
Europeans.
D. Steppe

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D. have barely enough to eat.
499. The imaginary line that runs through the
504. The Amazon Rainforest is located in a
middle of the earth east and west is
tropical climate region, which indicates
called?
that it is located in latitudes that are-
A. Prime Meridian A. Near the equator
B. Equator B. Considered mid-latitudes
C. Date Line C. farthest from the equator
D. none of above D. closest to the Atlantic Ocean

500. The 5 themes of geography are:Location, 505. The two days of the year on which the
, Region, Movement and Hu- sun’s rays shine directly overhead at noon
man/Environ. Interaction. A. solstice
A. Population B. equinox
B. Sub-Region C. diffusion
C. Place D. tundra
D. Scale 506. What is the process of moving from one
place to another? ? ? ?
501. Due to its large land area, the develop-
ment of Canada’s has been essential A. migration
to the country’s economic growth. B. immigration
A. manufacturing C. Urban
B. tourism D. Culture

C. fishing industry 507. What type of government does the

United States use?
D. transportation systems
A. Democracy
502. Which are examples of technology being B. Nationalism
used in the theme of movement?
C. Autocracy
A. instant messaging
D. Illiteracy
B. the internet
508. What determines how much sunlight
C. email
reaches different locations on Earth at dif-
D. all of the above ferent times of the year?

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A. The amount of sunlight in a seasonal 514. Which statement best describes formal
pattern. regions?

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B. Earth’s revolution and its tilted axis. A. they have overlapping boundaries that
C. Direct sunlight on the Equator. are not clearly defined.
D. Weather patterns typical for an area. B. they have clear boundaries with one or
more common feature.
509. Belief in only one god
A. Monotheism C. they are defined by how they reflect hu-
man feelings and attitudes.
B. Polytheism
C. Dualitheism D. They are comprised of different places
that are linked together.
D. none of above
510. How many continents are there in the 515. What was a result of the 9/11 terrorist
world, according to what most people attacks on the United States?
learn in the United States?
A. the U.S.-lead coalition forces invaded
A. 4 Iraq
B. 5 B. the U.S. overthrew the Taliban govern-
C. 6 ment of Afghanistan
D. 7 C. the U.S. boycotted the sell of oil
511. A map that shows places and bound- D. none of above
aries such as townships, counties, states,
provinces or nations is
516. The strict social segregation of people-
A. political map specifically in India’s Hindu society-on the
B. population map basis of ancestry and occupation
C. climate map A. Dowry
D. physical map B. Caste System
512. The earth divides the earth into what two C. Dharma
hemispheres?
D. Karma
A. Southern & Western
B. Eastern & Norther 517. Physical process of Erosion is
C. Field of Streams
A. wearing down of rocks by wind and wa-
D. Northern & Southern ter
513. The lasting legacy of the Inca is Quechua, B. breaking of the Earth’s crust that
which is their causes a fault
A. language C. movement of weathered materials by
B. religion wind, ice, or water
C. form of government D. mixing of weathered rock with de-
D. system of law cayed plant & animal material

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518. If you wanted to understand the meaning D. at transform boundaries

of a symbol on a map, you could use the
map’s- 523. The economies of Central America and the
Caribbean are primarily based on which of
A. grid system (longitude and latitude)
these two factors?
B. title
A. agriculture and industry
C. scale
B. trade and industry
D. key
C. tourism and industry

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519. A large number of the early colonists of D. agriculture and tourism
Canada were
A. political refugees from Europe. 524. A map that highlights differences in
height between mountains and lower re-
B. Loyalists who left the American
gions is called (WG.21A)
colonies.
C. Spanish explorers A. political map

D. Native Americans who had been edu- B. A mental map

cated by missionaries. C. A physical map
520. How many STATES are there in the United D. A thematic map
States?
525. Which of the following best describes the
A. 25 movement of planets, asteroids, comets,
B. 40 and meteoroids?
C. 50 A. They move in different directions.
D. 100 B. They move faster than the speed of
light.
521. These were invented to transport oil.
You find them mostly in Alaska, but are C. They move counterclockwise.
now all over North America. They were D. They revolve around the Sun.
needed so that transporting oil can take
place even in very bad weather. What are 526. What causes solar radiation to warm
they? Earth?
A. 18 wheel trucks A. a. the Coriolis effect
B. pipelines B. b. the lunar effect
C. helicopters C. c. the shadow effect
D. railroads D. d. the greenhouse effect
522. A subduction zone is formed 527. The low latitudes (the warmest climate
A. when one tectonic plate sinks below zone) are located near the
another
A. Equator
B. at every type of convergent plate
B. Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn
boundary
C. at every type of divergent plate bound- C. Arctic Circle
ary D. Antarctic circle

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528. Cutting down trees to build houses is an 533. A tropical climate can be described as
example of which? A. warm year round

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A. Location B. Having seasonal variations
B. Place C. cold year round
C. Human-Environment Interaction D. arid
D. Movement
534. Reliance on subsistence agriculture, few
529. The Bahaman Islands are an example of services or manufacturing enterprises,
which type of geographic construct? widespread poverty and low standard of
living are all
A. Archi
A. Characteristics of a developing nation
B. Archilego
B. Characteristics of Industrialized Na-
C. Archidenago tions
D. Archipelago C. Characteristics of a Free-Enterprise
530. Some people in the province of are System
interested in gaining independence from D. Characteristics of a Command Eco-
Canada. nomic System
A. Nunavut 535. A cold or warm stream of seawater that
B. Alberta flow in the oceans?
C. Quebec A. Currents
D. Montreal B. Prevailing Wind
C. Coriolis Effect
531. During which season is the northern half
of the earth tilted toward the sun? D. Doldrums
A. summer 536. Which of the following statements accu-
B. fall rately states the relationship between lat-
itude and vegetation?
C. spring
A. Vegetation decreases as one moves to-
D. winter ward higher latitudes.
532. A man who lives in Bangalore, India, B. Vegetation decreases as one moves to-
works in a customer-service center for a ward lower latitudes.
company that is based in Salt Lake City, C. Vegetation increases as one moves to-
Utah, Which development helped create ward higher latitudes.
this economic opportunity?
D. Changes in latitude have very little ef-
A. Lower cost for international trans- fect on the amount of vegetation.
portation
537. These countries are moving from primar-
B. Advances in data processing ily agricultural activities to primarily man-
C. Improvements in communication tech- ufacturing and industrial activities; and
nology shows improvements in socioeconomic de-
D. More restrictions on international velopment.
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B. Newly Industrialized Countries 543. What type of landform is Central Amer-

C. Less Developed Countries ica?

D. none of above A. An isthmus

B. An island
538. *spread of language*introduction of
Catholic religion*livestock and domestic C. A continent
animals*diseases such as smallpoxThe con- D. An alluvial fan
cepts above can be most closely related to

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which of the following? 544. Which Brazilian dance has African influ-
A. Spanish influence in Latin America ence?
B. French colonialism in the Caribbean A. Samba
C. English dominance of South America B. Capoeira
D. Dutch exploration of the Atlantic coast C. Cariocas
539. All life on earth falls into the D. Carnival
A. lithosphere 545. WHAT IS THE CAPITAL OF KAZAKHSTAN?
B. hydrosphere ?
C. biosphere A. ASTANA
D. atmosphere B. NUR-SULTAN
540. Which of the following factors can affect C. DELHI
the shape of a population pyramid? D. BAKU
A. Migration patterns
546. The largest country in the world by geo-
B. Deaths
graphical area is
C. Births
A. Australia
D. All of these
B. China
541. When the death rate is higher than the
C. USA
birthrate, exists.
D. Russia
A. Double time
B. Population density 547. Windmills are a prominent piece of
C. Negative population growth the cultural landscape in the Netherlands.
What purpose do they primarily serve?
D. Zero population growth
A. Drain water from low lying coastal ar-
542. This climate varies with latitude, eleva- eas to create polders.
tion, other topography, and continental lo-
B. Provide wind relief because of the
cation
Netherlands’ hot arid climate.
A. Highlands
C. Supply power for the prosperous
B. Mediterranean flower industry.
C. Marine West Coast D. Cut wood from the deforestation in the
D. Tundra Tropical Rainforest in the Netherlands.

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548. The opening of the Erie Canal in 1825 B. 56

was significant because it (19A) C. 40

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A. opened inland ports, which reduced D. 39
the influence and power of New York City
as an Atlantic port 553. A ban on trade
B. forced shippers in Minnesota along A. Embargo
the Mississippi River to raise rates in or-
B. Pastoralism
der to remain competitive
C. Natural Boundary
C. made wagons and stagecoaches in the
northeast United States obsolete virtually D. Cuneiform
overnight
554. In the grid system used to map locations
D. increased trade, commerce, settle- on Earth’s surface, lines parallel to the
ment, and the spread of social and reli- Equator are called (WG.21A)
gious movements
A. Latitudinal lines
549. This continent is the home of the Amazon B. Geometric lines
River
C. Barometric lines
A. Asia
D. Longitudinal lines
B. South America
C. Mexico 555. How did industrialization lead to chang-
ing uses of Earth s physical features? (2B)
D. Australia
A. Humans began to dig and drill to obtain
550. This sector of the economy includes major fossil fuels to burn for energy
universities and research institutions.
B. Humans learned to plant seeds to
A. Primary grow food to eat.
B. Secondary C. Humans built the first canals to con-
C. Quaternary nect different regions by water.
D. Quinary D. People introduced Geographic Infor-
mation Systems (GIS) to handle natural
551. What are some positive effects of Glob- disasters.
alization?
556. The Siberian Region, known for its bru-
A. Increased freedom to travel and immi-
tally cold climate pattern, is located in
grate, better access to medicine, informa-
which country?
tion, and technology.
A. North America
B. Lower prices for developed countries
and low paying jobs in underdeveloped B. Mexico
countries C. New England
C. Less pollution in the world D. Russia
D. All of the above
557. Life does not exist on other planets in our
552. How many countries are there in Asia solar system due to their
A. 48 A. extreme temperatures.

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B. size. B. Subarctic
C. shape. C. Humid Continental
D. lack of carbon dioxide. D. Marine West Coast

558. Individual Canadian provinces have been 563. Which of the following is NOT used to de-
addressing climate change since the na- termine a country’s standard of living?
tional government pulled out of the Kyoto A. Life Expectancy
Protocol after

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B. Infant Mortality Rate
A. recognizing that its role in climate
C. Literacy Rate
change is too low to bother with.
D. Land Size
B. deciding that compliance with the
agreement was too expensive. 564. Mediterranean climate is
C. the government failed to meet its A. cold, snowy winters.
goals.
B. heavy rains
D. the citizens voted down a national en- C. warm, dry summers
vironmental referendum.
D. short growing seasons
559. Geography is the study of human activ-
ity, the natural environment and the 565. Which of these factors most influence the
between the two. climate of Death Valley?

A. comparison A. Rain-shadow effect and low elevation

B. differences B. Longitudinal location and severe thun-

derstorms
C. relationship
C. Location in the tropics and seasonal
D. contrast monsoons
560. An address is an example of: D. Proximity to cold ocean currents and
location in a high-pressure zone
A. Relative Location
B. Absolute Location 566. The Mountains cover the northern
portion of Iran with a series of peaks that
C. Optimal Location exceed 9, 000 feet
D. Formal Location A. Elburz
561. When discussing places and regions, B. Taurus
which is an example of a formal region? C. Caucasus
A. the French Riviera D. Carpathian
B. the Corn Belt
567. an interdependent community of plants
C. the Great Lakes shipping industry and animals
D. the train system in Germany A. ecosystem
562. What Climate Best Characterizes High B. biome
Latitudes? C. climate
A. Tropical D. weather

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568. Mountains, such as the Rocky Mountains, B. consumer demand

are usually considered this type of bound-
C. government quotas
ary.

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A. Physical D. university graduation rates

B. Political 574. Which latitude zone includes the Earth’s

C. Imaginary polar areas, which stretch from 60 de-
grees north and 90 degrees north and from
D. Human-made
60 to 90 degrees south?
569. What are three processes that create A. Low
landforms?
B. High
A. tectonic processes, erosion, and
weathering C. Mid-Latitude
B. tectonic processes, evaporation, and D. none of above
clouds
C. erosion, evaporation, and climate 575. McMohan line is an international bound-
ary between
D. clouds, tectonic processes, and
weather A. India and Myanmar

570. Connects the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean B. India and Pakistan
A. Panama Canal C. India and China
B. Gulf of Mexico D. India and Bangladesh
C. Caribbean Sea
576. Which group of factors influences the dis-
D. none of above tribution of climate regions across the con-
571. The major chains of mountains in South- tinents?
ern Europe include the A. the equator, longitude, tectonic forces,
A. Aennines, Adriatic, and Ionian pollution
B. Black, Pyrenees, and Alpine B. landforms, Earth’s rotation, volcanic
activity, elevation
C. Alps, Pyrennes, and Apennines
D. none of above C. elevation, latitude, wind patterns,
landforms
572. When was the civil war?
D. soil building processes, wind patterns,
A. 1861-1862 longitude, temperature
B. 1863-1865
577. Who are Creoles?
C. 1803-10805
A. Spaniards Born in Spain
D. 1920-1927
B. Born of Spanish parents and Native
573. In a free enterprise economic system, the American Indian parent
decisions about what to produce are made
in response to- C. Born in New Spain of Spanish parents
A. voting patterns D. Native American Indians

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578. The North Anatolian Fault extends much B. work primarily in small cottage indus-
of the distance across what country? tries.
A. Turkey C. are politically stable and polytheistic.
B. iran D. organize their society around a King
and Queen.
C. iraq
D. Syria 584. In which region might you come across
doldrums?

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579. Where is it? A. In either the North or the South Pole
A. Place B. South of the Tropic of Capricorn
B. Location C. Near the Equator
C. Movement D. North of the Tropic of Cancer
D. Region
585. We are indeed a nation on wheels and
580. If you were to describe MacArthur’s we cannot permit these wheels to slow
absolute location, you would say that down. Our mass industries must have
MacArthur is located moving supply lines to feed raw materials
into our factories and moving distribution
A. at 2923 MacArthur View
lines to carry the finished product to store
B. near the intersection of MacArthur or home. A national highway system (2B)
View and Nacadoches
A. reduces the use of non-renewable re-
C. beside the Regency Place subdivision sources
D. between loop 410 and Wurzbach Park- B. increases the use of public transporta-
way tion

581. The Andes Mountains line the west coast C. encourages development in city cen-
of ters

A. Canada. D. allows the movement of goods to mar-

kets
B. Mexico.
586. Which of the following accounts for why
C. South America.
some American manufacturing companies
D. Central America. have located factories in Mexico?
582. A center in which cultures develop and A. Abundant capital resources
from which they are spread B. Inexpensive labor
A. Culture Hearth C. Favorable climate conditions
B. Cuneiform D. Political stability in the region
C. Ziggurat 587. Which fact is true about Antarctica?
D. Pastoralism A. It is the windiest place on Earth.
583. The Middle East and North Africa are B. It is the most populated continent.
characterized by populations that C. It has 23 countries.
A. Share a common religion and lan- D. 57 species of mammals live in Antarc-
guage. tica.

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588. Knowledge of physical geography would 593. One of the factors that contributed to
be useful to a weather forecaster in the Japan’s industrial growth during much of
south who wanted to the 20th century was that it benefited

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from having-
A. develop hurricane prevention meth-
ods. A. sources of investment capital
B. predict precipitation patterns. B. areas of fertile farmland
C. develop economic projections. C. supplies of fossil fuels

D. help people reduce acid rain. D. deposits of iron ore

594. The location of a city with respect to

589. China is part of what continent?
other regions, resources, and transporta-
A. North America tion routes is termed
B. South America A. site
C. Asia B. situation

D. Europe C. spatial division

D. security
590. Which direction do lines of longitude
run? 595. The spread of cultural traits from one re-
gion to another is
A. east and west
A. globalization
B. north and south
B. colonialism
C. diagonal
C. cultural diffusion
D. none of above
D. a trait
591. The majority of the population in Mexico 596. What major factor helped the European
lives in which region? Union grow so quickly?
A. Central Plateau A. Nationalism
B. Central America B. Political stability
C. Central Africa C. Cultural divergences
D. Central Playdoh D. Spread of communism

592. What best describes a monopoly? 597. WHICH OF THESE IS A DOUBLE LAND-
LOCKED COUNTRY? ?
A. When one company/group makes a
A. UZBEKISTAN
product.
B. INDIA
B. When one company/group wraps a
product. C. AFGANISTAN
C. When one company/group controls a D. TURKEY
product.
598. Which of the following is an advantage
D. When one company/group sells a prod- of an economic union such as the European
uct. Union or NAFTA?

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A. Efficient industries allow for cheaper 603. Which of the following is the highest
goods for most people peak of Satpura Range?
B. Countries can protect their own indus- A. Gurushikhar
tries through tariffs B. Panchmarhi
C. Countries can easily coordinate on C. Mahindragiri
trade policies between members
D. Dhupgarh
D. All people from member nations bene-

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fit 604. name the 3 longest rivers in Mexico
A. rio grande
599. Geographers view the world
B. black river
A. narrowly
C. lermasntigo
B. suspiciously D. usamcinta
C. linearly
605. In Hinduism, being reborn repeatedly in
D. spatially different forms, until one has overcome
earthly desires
600. What allows Western Europe to be
warmer than it should be? A. Polytheism

A. The Prime Meridian B. Mantra

C. Nirvana
B. The Equator
D. Reincarnation
C. North Atlantic Drift
D. Greenhouse Effect 606. The Summer solstice is the day of the
year.
601. Which of the following is an example of A. Shortest
how religious and economic systems have
B. Longest
interacted throughout history?
C. Coldest
A. All European exploration of the 1500’s
occurred for religious reasons. D. Worst

B. Judaism spread to North Africa as a re- 607. Which one is impossible to do on flat
sult of economic interactions. land?
C. The spread of Buddhism followed the A. Slope farming
routes of the Silk Road. B. Terraced farming
D. There is no connection between ec- C. Plantations
nomic and religious systems.
D. Deforestation
602. Who is the World Geography teacher 608. A 3D representation of the earth is?
A. Mrs. Munchanitis A. Sphere
B. Mrs. Roncoroni B. Globe
C. Mr. Rodriguez C. Map
D. Mr. Gonzalez D. none of above

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609. Because of its typical climate pattern, 614. The “N” in the ESPN’s of Geography rep-
ranchers who graze cattle on the Northern resents
Plateau anxiously await each year.

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A. environmental factors
A. rain B. social factors
B. El Nino C. political factors
C. the Santa Ana winds D. economic factors
D. the first frost
615. What country is NOT part of NAFTA?
610. Countryside, not a part of the city A. Mexico
A. internal migration B. Honduras
B. urbanization C. United States
C. rural D. Canada
D. push factor 616. When studying how humans adapt, de-
pend and modify their environment, geog-
611. Which newspaper headline describes a
raphers are studying-
primary economic activity level?
A. movement
A. “Improved WG Scores Due to Teach-
ers’ Hard Work” B. place

B. “Accident at Coal Mine Causes De- C. human environment interaction

lays” D. location
C. “Baker Sets Sales Record with Deli- 617. The Mississippi River empties into:
cious Cupcakes!”
A. Indian Ocean
D. “Lack of Flu Shots Have Doctors Wor-
B. Pacific Ocean
ried”
C. Gulf of Mexico
612. What region of Florida providing rich
D. Antarctic Ocean
habitats for a variety of animals and plant
species is threatened by environmental 618. Newspaper delivery areas are an exam-
degradation? ple of which type of region? (WG.9B)
A. the Great Salt Lake A. Formal
B. the Everglades B. Functional
C. the redwood forests C. Statistical Vernacular
D. the Chesapeake Bay D. Vernacular

613. Which of these are disadvantages of 619. Military forts and missions were built by
tourism? soldiers and clergy from in the 1700s
which led to exploration and mapping of
A. Debts
the region and the building of roads and
B. Reducing income gap ranches.
C. Congestion A. Spain
D. More jobs B. Portugal

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C. England C. European
D. France D. Coast

620. Which of the following statements accu- 625. What definition best describes Human &
rately describes the relationship between Environment Interaction?
the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capri- A. an act of changing physical location or
corn? position or of having this changed.
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Tropic of Capricorn. of a country or the world having defin-
B. The Tropic of Cancer is south of the able characteristics but not always fixed
Tropic of Capricorn. boundaries.
C. The Tropic of Cancer is east of the C. a particular place or position.
Tropic of Capricorn. D. interactions between the human social
D. The Tropic of Cancer is west of the system and (the “rest” of) the ecosystem
Tropic of Capricorn.
626. What U.S. state includes areas that have
621. What is an advantage to building a city a subarctic climate that supports a variety
at a confluence site? of wildlife, including grizzly bears, bald ea-
gles, wolves, and bobcats?
A. Decreased regional conflicts
A. Maine
B. improved technological innovations
B. Idaho
C. reduced risk of natural disasters
C. Alaska
D. increased access to trade routes
D. Michigan
622. The climate region found near the tropics
of Cancer and Capricorn is 627. A form of autocracy with a hereditary
king or queen exercising supreme power?
A. Tropical Wet
A. Monarchy
B. Polar Ice Cap
B. Democracy
C. Humid Subtropical
C. Theocracy
D. Sub Polar
D. Autocracy
623. led the Spanish forces that invaded
628. What determines the direction of prevail-
and conquered the in Mexico
ing winds?
A. Hernan Cortes; Inca
A. Rising air near the Equator
B. Francisco Pizarro; Inca
B. Calm areas at the edge of the Tropics
C. Hernan Cortes; Aztec
C. Latitude and the Earth’s movement
D. Francisco Pizarro; Aztec
D. Diagonal movement of air
624. Most people in North Africa live along 629. Which spatial division would nor-
the: mally regulate public bus transportation
A. Rivers routes?
B. East A. election district

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630. A phenomenon in which the pattern of C. Napoleon

ocean currents and water temperatures in D. Dom Pedro
the mid-Pacific region reverse
636. Gases put into the atmosphere cause a
A. Biome warming known as the greenhouse effect
B. EL Nino because
C. Solstice A. they create a barrier that traps solar
D. Desert energy.
B. they come from the burning of coal and
631. Why would healthy lifestyles and petroleum.
advanced medical care reduce the
deathrate? C. they create a barrier that traps carbon
dioxide.
A. lower life expectancy
D. they create an environment in which
B. birthrate increases vegetation thrives.
C. higher life expectancy
637. Which is the main purpose for global po-
D. gni falls sitioning (GPS) technology? (WG.20A)
632. As part of the human systems element of A. To determine relative locations on
geography, geographers might interview Earth
A. meteorologists in Antarctica. B. To determine absolute locations on
B. immigrants to the United States. Earth

C. satellite engineers in North America. C. To determine elevations of geographic

features on Earth
D. cartographers in China.
D. To determine the physical characteris-
633. The Tundra and Ice Cap climates are ex- tics of regions
amples of climates.
638. Long periods of summer heat and humid-
A. Dry ity; winters are mild to cool; great for agri-
B. Temperate Continental cultural activity (hint:Georgia is located in
C. Polar this climate region)

D. Highlands A. Humid Subtropical

B. Tropical Wet
634. Which climate has hot and dry summers
with clear sunny skies, and moderate, wet C. Humid Continental
winters? D. Tropical Wet & Dry
A. Arctic 639. How many states make up the United
B. Mediterranean States of America?
C. Tundra A. 36
D. Subarctic B. 600

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C. 50 644. Which is the proper way to write relative

D. 1 location?
A. England is South of Denmark
640. Sea trade routes to Russia are difficult
because B. Russia is 324 miles East of China
A. it has no coastline C. I sat by Richard on the bus
B. many of its ports are frozen for part of D. Jackson is very from from me.
the year

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645. A compass helps the reader of a map de-
C. it doesn’t have any ships for trading termine
D. it has nothing to offer other nations in A. Orientation
trade
B. Relief
641. As of 2015, there were over 1.4 million C. Distortion
British Indians living in the United King-
dom, making them the largest minority D. Scale
group in the state. Which of the following 646. The major reason the Mexican Govern-
accounts for the large British Indian popu- ment strongly supported the North Amer-
lation in the United Kingdom? ican Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was
A. The British slave trade that this agreement would?
B. Britain’s colonization of India A. raise tariffs on United States products
C. Britain’s lax immigration laws entering Mexico

D. Hindu pilgrimage sites in Britain B. reduce Mexico’s economic depen-

dence on Europe
642. Which statement best explains compara- C. promote investment and economic
tive advantage? growth in Mexico
A. importing what a country already pro- D. stimulate trade between Asia and
duces Latin America
B. exporting what a country cannot pro-
duce profitably 647. The majority of Chinese population is con-
centrated in which region:
C. exporting what a country does not
know how to produce A. East
D. exporting goods and services that a B. West
country can produce at lower relative C. North
costs than other countries
D. South
643. Northern Canada has no trees and
moss/lichen for vegetation. What type of 648. Russian territory nearest the Arctic
biome is it? Ocean experience low amounts of precip-
itation and low temperatures throughout
A. Desert the year creating a biome characterized
B. Tundra by-
C. Grassland A. tundra
D. Taiga B. desert

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C. grasslands 653. How does a Geographic Information Sys-

D. taiga forests tem (GIS) function as a resource for busi-
nesses or government officials?

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649. If you wanted to see where the moun- A. A GIS creates a variety of predictions
tains, deserts, grasslands and forests of about geographic patterns for consumers.
South America are located, you would use
a- B. A GIS generates several surveys used
to gather data about geographic patterns
A. population density map
C. A GIS presents data in visual forms
B. physical map
making it easier to see geographic pat-
C. resource map terns.
D. political map D. A GIS produces reports about geo-
graphic decisions that have been made be-
650. air pollution coming from a factory smoke fore.
stack is an example of which 2 themes
A. Place 654. Which statement most true?
B. Movement A. Santiago is the capital of Chile, Brazil
C. Location is the capital of Brasilia, Quito is the capi-
tal of Equador
D. Region
B. Santiago is the capital of Chile, Brasilia
E. H.E.I. is the capital of Brazil, Quito is the capital
of Equador
651. Texas is well known for its food and cul-
ture. Define the term culture. C. Santiago is the capital of Peru, Brasilia
A. Housewives who gave up their jobs to is the capital of Brazil, Quito is the capital
stay home and have babies of Argentina

B. the customs, arts, social institutions, D. In South America, every country

and achievements of a particular nation, speaks Spanish.
people, or other social group.
655. The Alps, Ural, and Pyrenees are exam-
C. a particular type or aspect of people’s ples of
existence.
A. Eastern European Rivers
D. denoting advertising or products de-
signed to appeal to a consumer by asso- B. Densely populated countries
ciation with a desirable lifestyle. C. natural borders that divide states
652. The fact that the official language of Que- D. migration patterns
bec, Canada is French while the rest of
Canada speaks English makes Quebec a 656. The way of life of a group of people who
unique- share beliefs, customs, and material items
A. physical region A. Culture
B. cultural region B. Cultural Diffusion
C. perceptual region C. Natural Boundary
D. functional region D. Free Enterprise

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657. As warm, moist air encounters a moun- C. Climate

tain, it does all of the following except D. Landforms
what?
A. rises 662. A feast day celebrated with floats that
parade through Rio de Janeiro
B. cools and condenses
C. sinks A. Mardi Gras

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C. Festivus
658. The growing populations in Central Amer-
ican and Caribbean cities adds to the prob- D. none of above
lem of deforestation because
663. Which two continents are located entirely
A. most residents rely on biofuels, such in the Western Hemisphere?
as wood, to heat their homes.
A. Europe and Africa
B. suburbs are being carved out of the
rain forest. B. Asia and Antartica
C. more land is cleared for agriculture to C. North America and Austrillia
feed urban residents. D. North America and South America
D. transportation systems, such as rail-
roads and highways, require large quan- 664. territory surrounded by another political
tities of lumber. unit that it does not belong to
A. enclave
659. A ring shaped reef made largely of coral
A. Geyser B. exclave

B. Lagoon C. hajj
C. Guyot D. none of above
D. Atoll 665. What types of vegetation are found on
the Scandinavian Peninsula?
660. The enslavement of Africans who were
then shipped to the Americas is an ex- A. mosses, litchen, grains, and sugar
ample of cultural change being caused by beets
forced B. mosses, litchen, grains, and potatoes
A. assimilation.
C. sugar beets and peat
B. migration.
D. peat and tulips
C. labor.
D. diffusion. 666. Iraq and what other country are
among the world’s leading producer’s of
661. The average weather in an area. The av- petroleum and natural gas?
erage temperature in a region. The typi-
A. Iran
cal wind conditions that may occur. These
three statements all describe? B. Turkey
A. Weather C. Syria
B. Physical Maps D. Yemen

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667. Describes characteristics of people, Cul- 672. The frequent changes in the political or-
ture, Religion, Buildings, Landmarks, Land- ganization of Africa from the early six-
forms, and Climate teenth century to the late nineteenth cen-

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A. Movement tury reflected-

B. Region A. attempts by European countries to es-

tablish colonies and gain control of certain
C. Human interaction
regions
D. Place
B. an economic shift away from primarily
668. The main purpose of GIS is to agrarian activities toward primarily indus-
A. link computers in various geographic trial ones
areas C. the replacement of European trading
B. link places together for communica- partners with Asian ones
tion
D. efforts by territories to unite against
C. link resource providers together potential colonizers
D. link images and data from satellites
673. The Brazilian government is struggling
669. What is the largest country (by land against farmers, miners, and ranchers to
mass)? preserve what type of ecosystem?
A. China
A. Desert
B. Canada
B. Grasslands
C. Madagascar
D. Russia C. Rainforest
D. Mountains
670. From what region did the largest group of
foreign-born residents living in the United
States today immigrate? 674. A state whose territory is identical to
that occupied by a specific ethnic group or
A. Europe nation.
B. Asia
A. Anarchy
C. Latin America
B. Nation
D. Africa
C. Country
671. How could the population of Latin Amer-
ica today be most accurately described? D. Nation-State
A. Most of the population is concentrated
in interior regions 675. On which continent would you find the
Amazon River and the Andes Mountains?
B. Migration from rural areas to urban ar-
eas is increasing A. North America
C. Little cultural or ethnic diversity exists B. Asia
among the people
C. South America
D. The birthrate is declining rapidly due
improved health education D. Europe

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676. Advances in motorized farm equipment 681. What is the main reason for the creation
and irrigation have resulted in (19C) of desalination plants?
A. a lower demand for food A. To expand trade exports of excess salt
and brine processing
B. greater production of agricultural
goods by fewer people B. To provide economic stability to unde-
veloped countries
C. an increased number of people in-
volved in agriculture C. To provide freshwater to support hu-

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man activities
D. periodic shortages of food
D. To promote jobs in high-tech industries
677. Which pair of countries shares a common and decrease agricultural careers
Language? 682. The total value of goods and services pro-
A. France and Columbia duced in one year by a country?
B. Germany and Argentina A. Gross Annual Income

C. Italy and Canada B. Gross Domestic Product

C. General National Product
D. Portugal and Brazil
D. Gross Domestic Value
678. The Sea which forms Turkey’s north-
683. What is globilization
ern border is also plagued by severe pollu-
tion A. The process by which businesses or
other organizations develop international
A. Black
influence or start operating on an interna-
B. Yellow tional scale
C. Caspian B. A flow of products, people, services, or
information among places in response to
D. Dead
localized supply and demand
679. For at least , people have lived in al- C. Half of a sphere
most every part of North America. D. none of above
A. 10, 000 684. Wind in a region that blows in a fairly
B. 100, 000 constant directional pattern?
C. 20, 000 A. Currents
D. 40, 000 B. Prevailing Wind
C. Coriolis Effect
680. a map that emphasizes a single idea or
D. Doldrums
a particular kind of information about an
area 685. Which of these has been a major develop-
A. political ment in global trade since the 1990s
A. The increased use of protective tariffs
B. physical
by industrialized countries
C. elevation
B. An increased reliance on surface
D. thematic transportation

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C. The outsourcing of service-sector jobs 691. The Panama Canal was placed where
to developing countries it was in Panama mainly because of
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traditional methods of production A. history
686. When does it rain in the marine west B. culture
coast climate subregion? C. economy
A. all year D. geography
B. winter 692. Specific area within a country in which
C. summer tax incentives are offered and fewer envi-
D. every day ronmental regulations are enforced to at-
tract foreign business and investment
687. Which challenge of globalization is A. Investment Zone
demonstrated by the rapid spread of SARS
in 2003 and the H1N1 flu in 2009? (7D) B. Special Economic Zone
A. Cultural movements that limit vaccina- C. Green Zone
tions for children D. Special Standard Zone
B. Health problems caused by decreased 693. Which of the following are two causes of
government funding deforestation in Mexico?
C. Accelerated transmission of viruses A. corporate logging and the clearing of
due to increased travel land for agriculture
D. Improved sanitation resulting in resis- B. the clearing of land for agriculture and
tant strains of viruses acid rain
688. How many oceans are there? C. corporate logging and the acid rain
A. 3 D. acid rain and a growing population
B. 5 694. Frequent earthquakes and volcanic erup-
C. 7 tions occur in an area of the Pacific Ocean
D. 9 call the Ring of Fire. Which of the follow-
ing causes such events?
689. What amendment made slaves free? A. Earths rotation on its axis
A. 16th B. The formation of canyons
B. 14th C. The movement of tectonic plates
C. 13th D. A rise in the oceans surface tempera-
D. 15th ture
690. Two cultural elements that are uniquely 695. Which of these are environmental issues
American are faced in Russia. (select all that apply)
A. the Group of Seven and abstraction A. acid rain
B. literature and classical music B. river pollution
C. realistic painting and sculpture C. nuclear waste disposal
D. skyscrapers and jazz D. deforestation

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696. the typical weather conditions at a par- C. the crust

ticular location as observed over time D. the outer core
A. climate
702. The belief that there is no god.
B. weather
A. Polytheism
C. ecosystem B. Atheism
D. biome C. Monotheism
697. What is the term for the generally wind- D. none of above

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less area near the Equator?
703. How do geographers distinguish be-
A. the prime meridian tween types of dry climates?
B. the doldrums A. The average daily temperatures in
C. the horse latitudes each
D. the midlatitudes B. The proximity of each to the Equator
C. The amount of rainfall and vegetation
698. To measure the distance between two in each
point on a map, you use the
D. The geographical location of each
A. compass rose
704. Which statement is false?
B. map scale
A. the United Kingdom and Ireland are
C. map legend
one single island, but two separate coun-
D. map title tries
699. The Changes in Shape, Size, and Position B. Norway, Sweden, and Finland are the
of features that occur when representing northernmost countries in Europe
the Earth on a flat map take place because C. Portugal is bordered by Spain and the
of Atlantic Ocean
A. Tilt D. none of above
B. Scale 705. Globalization is good because of an in
C. Rotation standard of living, but is bad because there
is a in local cultures and traditions
D. Distortion
A. increase / decrease
700. What is the acronym to remember the
B. decrease / increase
Five Themes of Geography?
C. increase / increase
A. MAD
D. decrease / decrease
B. MRHELP
706. Canada is the world’s third-largest pro-
C. PIG
ducer of , which is an inexpensive
D. COW source of renewable energy.
701. Which layer of Earth includes Earth’s sur- A. synthetic crude oil
face? B. natural gas
A. the mantle C. hydroelectricity
B. the inner core D. wind and solar power

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707. The geographic theme of location deals 712. Which of the following are NOT one
with of the biggest challenges facing Northern
Africa?

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A. How people and environments interre-
late with each other A. Food Exchange
B. The absolute or relative spot of some- B. Illiteracy
thing on Earth C. Laundry
C. How people and things change loca- D. Speaking
tion
713. In 2004, a tsunami killed an estimated
D. The physical and human features of a
225, 000 people in Southeast Asia, South
location
Asia, and East AfricA Which statement
708. Erosion is the wearing away of Earth’s best describes a tsunami? (3C)
A. It is a giant wave associated with an
A. Inner core by tectonic activity includ- underwater earthquake
ing earthquakes B. It is a powerful storm that originates
B. Mantle by magma and gravitational over warm, tropical water
force C. It is a violent eruption caused by the
C. Crust by the pull of the sun and moon movement of tectonic plates
D. It is a period of below-normal rainfall
D. Surface by wind and water
caused by stalled weather systems
709. Oil was discovered near the in 1908.
714. What types of regions are created by the
A. Persian Gulf man-made borders shown on the above
B. Elkhorn River map?
A. Political regions
C. Indian Ocean
B. Cultural regions
D. Caspian Sea
C. Climate regions
710. In which country, white elephant is
D. Vegetation regions
found?
A. India 715. Which country in Latin America generates
the most hydroelectric power because of
B. Sri Lanka its many rivers and waterfalls?
C. Thailand A. Brazil
D. Malaysia B. Venezuela
711. Which choice best describes the European C. Colombia
Union? D. Ecuador
A. cooperative economic organization
716. What causes the changing of seasons
B. defense organization throughout the year?
C. failed political party A. The tilt of earths axis towards the sun
D. none of above B. The rotating of earth

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C. Youtubers telling you what it is 721. Plant roots can grow into crevices in rock
D. You looking outside and guessing and eventually break the rock apart. This
is an example of-(3C)
717. Define a formal region. A. the lithosphere affecting the atmo-
A. an area characterized by a certain uni- sphere through erosion
fying quality or characteristic B. The hydrosphere affecting the bio-
B. an area that includes a central place sphere through tectonic activity
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C. The biosphere affecting the litho-
C. an area connected by feelings or im- sphere through mechanical weathering
pressions, but not by factual data or spe- D. The atmosphere affecting the hydro-
cific qualities sphere through chemical weathering
D. a way of looking at human and physical
722. What type of feature would you be likely
patterns and their relationships
to find on a physical map?
718. What is population density? A. mountains
A. The number of inhabitants of a place B. deserts
per square kilometer
C. desserts
B. The total number of inhabitants that
D. physical features
live in a town
C. The total number of inhabitants in a 723. What is another basic question that Ge-
country ography tries to answer?
D. Total number of inhabitants of a place A. What is the size of your house
minus the old and the young B. Where is the water fountain
719. A language that has been simplified and C. Where is the medicine cabinet
modified through contact with other lan- D. Why are they there
guages
A. Native Language 724. What are most European economies char-
acterized by?
B. Pidgin Language
A. Primary economic activities
C. Lingua Franca
B. Newly developed industries
D. Bird Call
C. High levels of development
720. What is the difference between GPS and D. Less development
GIS? (WG.20A)
A. GPS uses GIS data 725. What regions of the Earth experience six
months of darkness and six months of day-
B. GIS uses GPS data to determine loca- light
tion
A. the continents that cross the Equator.
C. GPS is the layering of data, whereas
GIS is the gathering of data B. the Tropics

D. GIS is the layering of data, whereas C. the Temperate Zones

GPS is the gathering of data D. the polar regions

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726. How did industrialization (factory cre- 730. Which is the staple agricultural product of
ation) lead to changing uses of Earth’s Southern China?
physical features? (2B)

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A. Rice
A. Humans began to dig and drill to obtain
B. Grain
fossil fuels to burn for energy
B. Humans learned to plant seeds to C. Soup
grow food to eat. D. Sausage
C. Humans built the first canals to con-
nect different regions by water. 731. What factor most influenced the place-
ment of settlements of early European
D. People introduced Geographic Infor- colonies?
mation Systems (GIS) to handle natural
disasters. A. Waterways for trade
B. Warm climate for health
727. Why does poverty affect certain regions
of the world? C. Broad plains with fertile soils for farm-
A. need jobs ing

B. no money D. Mountains for defense against ene-

mies
C. Lack of supplies and poor living condi-
tions and no industrial 732. How many hemispheres does the Equator
D. bad housing divides the earth into?

728. Which statement about human popula- A. 7

tion trends is true? (7C) B. 4
A. Africa currently has the highest C. 2
growth rate, but it will soon be surpassed
by Oceania D. 8
B. Latin America is the most populous re- 733. In eastern Canada, damage has been
gion, but is growth will slow in the near caused to trees, plants, fish, and buildings
future by pollutants from factories. This type of
C. North America has the world’s lowest pollution is called-
growth rate, and its population is pro- A. acid rain
jected to steadily decline
B. the ozone layer
D. Asia has the largest population, and it
is projected to remain most populous over C. the greenhouse effect
the next few decades D. mercury poisoning
729. In condensation, warm air cools and
734. The dominant language in China is:
A. water vapor rises from bodies of wa-
ter. A. American

B. liquid water becomes vapor. B. Chinese

C. rain and snow fall to the Earth. C. Mandarin
D. water vapor becomes liquid. D. Japanese

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735. Which of the following is a political bor- A. Religious division between Musims
der? and Hindus
A. The Amazon River B. British Colonial Office demanded it
B. The border between Vermont and Mas- C. Political division between northern
sachusetts and southern India
C. The Himalaya Mountains D. Dispute over the province of Kashmir

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products, and ideas and the impact of that
736. A map that shows man-made features movement on regions
such as boundaries, countries, and cities.
A. movement
A. thematic B. diffusion
B. physical C. erosion
C. political D. ESPN’s of Geography
D. elevation 742. Which BEST describes why latitudes clos-
est to the equator have warmer climates?
737. Falling off or shed seasonally or periodi-
cally, trees such as oak and maple, which A. they are at lower elevations
lose their leaves in autumn B. they receive more solar energy
A. Deciduous C. they are nearer to ocean currents
B. Coniferous D. they get more winds that carry energy
in the form of heat
C. Mixed Forests
D. Prairie 743. What is the most populated country
A. India
738. What causes rivers to swell as they flow
B. China
toward a lake, gulf, sea, or ocean?
C. Indonesia
A. water from tributaries
D. United States of America
B. water from lakes
744. Which factor might attract a transna-
C. water from groundwater
tional corporation to a country?
D. water from aquifers
A. Good tourist attractions
739. Which physical process is most responsi- B. Cheap raw materials
ble for creating the climate pattern in Eu- C. High average monthly wage
rope?
D. none of above
A. Erosion
745. This theme answers the question “How
B. Deforestation are places similar or different? ”
C. Wind currents A. Human-Environment Interaction
D. Mountain barriers B. Movement
740. What was one of the main reason that In- C. Region
dia was divided into Pakistan and India? D. none of above

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746. Which physical features are correctly D. the relationships between climate,
paired with the continent in which they are land, water, plants, and animals
located?

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750. Which country is in the continent of Eu-
A. Ganges River and Pyrenees rope?
Mountains-Asia
A. Canada
B. Nile River and the Himalayan
mountains-Africa B. France

C. Amazon River and Andes Mountains- C. China

South America D. Egypt
D. Seine River and Lake Victoria-Europe 751. What effect is caused by a rain shadow?
747. If you visited New York City on your road A. Drier, warmer areas develop on the
trip, in what region of the U.S. would you leeward side of mountains.
have visited? B. Wetter, cooler areas develop on the
A. Southwest leeward side of mountains.
B. Pacific Coast C. Drier, cooler areas develop on the
C. Midwest windward side of mountains.

D. Northeast D. Wetter, warmer areas develop on the

windward side of mountains.
748. Ruviland is half the size of the United
States but has twice the population. It 752. What lesson can be learned from the
is primarily an agrarian society, though it flooding of North Carolina after Hurricane
has growing industries in its two largest Matthew?
cities. Per capita income is about $4, 000. A. A hurricane is unlikely to reach North
Unemployment is relatively high. After Carolina again.
decades of civil wars, Ruviland established B. International cooperation can prevent
a democracy only two years ago. The new hurricanes
government of Ruviland plans to establish
a public school system that will educate all C. The human response to a natural dis-
young people.Ruviland is a country. aster can influence its destructiveness

A. developing D. Hurricanes are a major contributor to

pollution in the Gulf of Mexico
B. third world
C. more developed 753. What is the largest country (by popula-
tion)?
D. first world
A. Russia
749. What does human geography examine? B. Brazil
A. the relationships between physical en- C. USA
vironments and people
D. China
B. the relationships between living and
inanimate things on Earth 754. A severe weather condition that forms
C. the relationships between the people quickly off the coast of Africa is
in the past, present, and future A. hurricane

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B. tornado 760. Which of the following describes an ex-

ample of a tropical wet climate?
C. typhoon
D. blizzard A. Wet and dry seasons and high year-
round temperatures
755. What is the longest river in the world? B. Warm summers with heavy rain, and
A. Nile River harshly cold winters

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amount of plant and animal life
C. Thames River
D. Warm, humid air with an average daily
D. Yellow River temperature of 80◦
756. What does climate
761. Which continent is in all four hemi-
A. -The state of the atmosphere at a given spheres?
place and time
A. North America
B. -An area containing geographically re-
B. Asia
lated mountains
C. Europe
C. *a dry land with little precipitation and
little to no vegetation D. Africa
D. -Weather conditions over a period of
762. a vast treeless plain in the arctic regions
time
between the ice cap and the tree line
757. Which climate subregion is suitable for A. permafrost
growing rice?
B. desert
A. humid subtropical
C. tundra
B. tundra
D. savannah
C. semiarid
D. humid continental 763. Which country is characterized by peace-
ful relationships between its different eth-
758. To give, to formally transfer land nic groups?

A. Emancipation A. Nigeria

B. Secede B. Cyprus
C. Cede C. Rwanda
D. Annex D. Switzerland

759. What are the 4 cardinal directions? 764. Land that is or can be cultivated
A. North, South, East & West A. Arable Land
B. North East & North West B. Arid
C. South West & South West C. Rural
D. None of the above D. Reserve

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765. Maps that indicate special information 770. A cartographer wants to create a gener-
such as land user, roads, and population alized map focused on a country in Africa
are and the surrounding countries that border

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it. What type of map should the cartogra-
A. physical maps
pher make?
B. political maps
A. a large-scale map
C. thematic maps B. a physical map
D. monochromatic maps C. a small-scale map
766. What is a monetary unit D. a thematic map

A. *a standard unit of value of a country’s 771. Deserts, mountains, and tropical rain
coinage forests have affected the history of many
regions by
B. *the beliefs, customs, and ways of life
shared by groups of people A. Encouraging foreign invasions
C. -A head of state may have executive B. Promoting political reform
powers, or may just hold ceremonial pow- C. Isolating peoples and cultures
ers D. Increasing social mobility
D. *term frequently used to describe the
772. In which of these countries are the high-
highest ranking government official
lands located?
767. Which of the following is not part of the A. Venezuela
grid system? B. Colombia
A. Latitude C. Suriname
B. Longitude D. Argentina
C. Equator 773. What term best fits the definition of self-
D. Location sufficiency farming in which the farmers
focus on growing enough food to feed
768. The way humans interact positively or themselves and their families?
negatively with their environments is A. Mining
A. location B. Cattle Ranching
B. human environment interaction C. Subsistence Agriculture
C. place D. Industrialized or Commercial Agricul-
D. movement ture
774. As air passes over the mountain, it does
769. After and , is considered the
all of the following except what?
third most holy city to Muslims?
A. releases more moisture on the other
A. Mecca, Istanbul, Kabul side
B. Mecca, Medina, Istanbul B. loses its moisture
C. Mecca, Jerusalem, Medina C. becomes dry
D. Mecca, Medina, Jerusalem D. sinks

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775. What makes up the human development 780. Cracks in the Earths crust is called
index? A. Plates
A. life expectancy B. Continental Shelves
B. per capita income C. Earthquakes
C. education level and literacy rate D. Faults
D. all of the above
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776. Which of the following statements accu- America and centered on Hudson Bay and
rately defines weather? James Bay is known as the
A. The atmosphere’s condition in one A. Interior Lowlands
place over an extended time period. B. Pacific Ranges
B. A variety of patterns typical for an area C. Canadian Shield
over a long period of time.
D. Great Plains
C. Direct and indirect sunlight falling on
an area. 782. One of two days in which the sun’s rays
strike directly on the Tropic of Cancer or
D. The atmosphere’s condition in one
Tropic of Capricorn, marking the beginning
place during a short time period.
of summer to winter?
777. GIS stands for which of the following? A. Solstice
A. Geographic Intelligence Systems B. Revolution
B. Geologic Information Systems C. Equinox
C. Geographic Information Systems D. Midnight Sun
D. none of above 783. The River Watershed drains a sub-
stantial portion of the United States.
778. What is the center of the U.S. automobile
industry? A. Maine
A. Chicago B. Mississippi
B. Atlanta C. Louisiana
C. Houston D. California
D. Detroit 784. Gifts or payments made to a groom’s
family by a bride’s family
779. What early civilization in Mexico en-
gaged in long-distance trade and built huge A. Dowry
stone cities that had been abandoned by B. Caste System
the time the Spanish arrived?
C. Dharma
A. the Olmec
D. Karma
B. the Actec
785. Canada was not as seriously affected as
C. the Zapotec
the United States by the 2008 global re-
D. the Maya cession largely because

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A. the housing market declined but em- 791. After the PRI lost power, who was
ployment rose. elected to be President?

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B. Canadian banks were more conserva- A. Pancho Villa
tive in extending credit.
B. Hidalgo
C. the fishing industry provided steady
employment for many Canadians. C. Porfirio Diaz
D. few Canadians spent more than they D. Vicente Fox
earned.
792. the condition of the atmosphere at a par-
786. What rocky formation is located in North-
ticular location and time
ern Canada?
A. Rocky Mountains A. weather
B. Canadian Shield B. climate
C. Continental Divide C. ecosystem
D. Appalachian Mountains D. biome
787. A geographical border between two dif-
ferent cultures 793. The rapid growth of technology in the U.S.
has had positive effects on all of the fol-
A. Culture lowing EXCEPT
B. Cultural Diffisusion
A. the economy
C. Cultural Boundary
B. medical community
D. Natural Increase
C. the environment
788. A land mass that is surrounded entirely
by water is D. communications
A. mountain
794. When it is winter in the Northern Hemi-
B. desert sphere, what season is it in the Southern
C. island Hemisphere?
D. tundra A. summer
789. What are the outlying areas of cities? B. spring
A. megalopolis C. winter
B. metropolitan area
D. autumn
C. suburbs
D. towns 795. is technological and economic growth
that does not deplete the human and nat-
790. Which was developed to make their econ- ural resources of a given area.
omy of South America more stable?
A. Sustainable development
A. Quechua
B. United Provinces of Central America B. Ecotourism

C. MERCOSUR C. Syncretism
D. Treaty of Tordesillas D. Laissez-fair capitalism

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796. About how long does it take for Earth to C. region

complete a revolution around the sun? D. internet
A. 7 days
802. What is an outbreak or spreading of a
B. 31 days disease worldwide?
C. 365 days A. Pandemic
D. 1, 000 days B. Epidemic
797. How do geographers use numerical mea- C. Bubonic Plague

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surement in their research? D. Disease spreading
A. observing the landscape of a tundra 803. How do soil regions influence human ac-
B. determining landform sizes from satel- tivities?
lite images A. by determining what vegetation can
C. asking questions of individuals who grow
are part of a group B. by affecting how much rain falls
D. studying age, ethnicity, and gender in C. by affecting where settlements can be
a region built
798. the term for the flat, grassy, mostly tree- D. by determining how much groundwa-
less plains in the tropical grassland region ter is available

A. savanna 804. Which of the following is NOT true of

map scale?
B. tundra
A. Shows distance between two points on
C. steppe
a map
D. rainforest
B. Shows detail on a map
799. Let’s meet at Walmart near the mall is an C. Shows direction on a map
example of which? D. Measured in miles or kilometers
A. Location
805. Based on the language map, which lan-
B. Human Interaction guage should be easier for an English
C. Place speaker to learn?
D. Region A. Spanish
B. Italian
800. The Ob River flows into what ocean?
C. German
A. Pacific
D. Russian
B. Indian
806. The Gulf Stream carries warm water
C. Arctic
from the east coast of the United States
D. Atlantic to the west coast of
801. All of the following are examples of ideas A. South America
that have changed culture EXCEPT B. Europe
A. electricity C. Asia
B. automobiles D. Australia

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807. Which one of the these is NOT one of the C. Aswan High Dam
four major oceans of the world?
D. Hoover Dam

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A. Indian Ocean
B. Atlantic Ocean 813. System of government in which leaders
rule with consent of the citizens?
C. Antarctic Ocean
A. Democracy
D. Pacific Ocean
B. Natural Boundary
808. Tertiary levels of economic activity would
most likely be observed in- C. Theocracy

A. a sawmill D. Autocracy
B. a river 814. The primary purpose of the irrigation of
C. a meat packing plant the Colorado River is to-
D. a cinema A. reduce the water supply
809. Which of the following lists of character- B. bring water to dry areas and farms
istics are related to Hinduism? C. create aqueducts
A. Vedas, polytheistic, Indus River Valley, D. increase ocean depths
reincarnation
B. Abraham, Torah, Israel, monotheistic 815. Job opportunities, political and religious
C. polytheistic, worldwide, natural world, freedoms are examples of
shamanism A. pull factors
D. Siddhartha Gautama, Eight Fold Path, B. migration
Meditation, Nepal
C. mortality rate
810. The area most affected by earthquakes? D. push factors
A. east coast of North America
B. east coast of Australia 816. A diagram of a compass showing direc-
tions
C. west coast of Africa
A. Blue Print
D. west coast of South America
B. Compass Rose
811. Which country is in South America?
C. Map Key
A. Mexico
D. Time Zones
B. Spain
C. Brazil 817. What is the name of the line of longi-
tude that divides the world into eastern
D. India
and western hemispheres?
812. What dam was built on the world’s A. Equator
longest river to control it for economic rea-
sons? B. International Date Line
A. Nairobi Dam C. Latitude
B. Brazil Dam D. Prime Meridian

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818. Islands in the Antilles are surrounded by B. Silk Roads

, which are home to a wide variety of C. Straight Roads
fish.
D. Crooked Roads
A. hot spots
824. permanently frozen soil beneath the
B. coral reefs
ground’s surface
C. volcanoes
A. rain shadow
D. freshwater lagoons
B. Steppe

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819. What is location? C. Coriolis effect
A. Tells us where people and places are D. permafrost
B. Tells us what makes an area special 825. Which of the following is when moun-
and what makes it different from every tains block precipitation from falling in an
other area. area?
C. Tells how people, goods, resources, A. Rain Shadow
and ideas move from one place to another.
B. Rain Blockage
C. Mountain Rain
D. none of above
D. Dry Mountain Rain
820. The formula to calculate GDP per Capita
(average annual income per person)? 826. MR HELP, also known as movement, re-
gion, human environment interaction, loca-
A. Total population divided by GDP tion, and place, are collectively known as
B. GDP added to total population A. physical processes
C. Total population subtracted from GDP B. glaciation
D. GDP divided by total population C. ESPN’s of Geography
821. World’s largest island is D. Five Themes of Geography
A. Greenland 827. Referring to vegetation having cones and
B. Iceland needle-shaped leaves, including many ev-
ergreens, that keep their foilage through-
C. Hawaii
out the winter
D. Ireland A. Coniferous
822. What are some effects of the Columbian B. Prairie
Exchange? C. Decidious
A. empathy D. Mixed Forests
B. scarcity
828. All of the following are results of tectonic
C. interdependence activity EXCEPT-
D. world citizenship A. mountains
823. What trade route linked India, China, and B. faults
Europe? C. volcanoes
A. Slippery Roads D. deserts

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829. The three Gorges Dam Project did which 834. In which ocean ‘Bermuda triangle ‘region
of the following? is located?

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A. brought Eco-tourism to Africa A. Atlantic
B. brought cleaner energy to China de- B. Indian
spite the destruction of the natural envi- C. Pacific
ronment that took place to create the dam
D. Arctic
C. brought cleaner energy to Houston de-
spite destroying the wetlands of Pearland 835. Countries with high standards of living
D. created a city that runs entirely on hy- have all of the following EXCEPT
droelectric energy A. Low infant mortality rates

830. What is deforestation? B. High literacy rates

A. the contamination of the air by the in- C. Short life expectancy

troduction of pollutants from human and D. Long life expectancy
natural sources
836. Weather patterns typical for an area over
B. When vehicle exhaust and factory a long period of time:
smoke (air pollution) combine with fog; a
gray-brown haze A. Climate

C. The process of planting more trees B. Weather

D. The clearing of trees; transforming of C. Latitude

a forest into cleared land D. Global Warming

831. A group of special advisers to the Presi- 837. Which of these negative effects is most
dent of the U.S. is likely to occur because of global warm-
A. Cabinet ing?

B. officers A. rising sea levels

C. workers B. shorter growing seasons

D. Representatives. C. increased volcanic eruptions

D. falling sea levels
832. The North American Free Trade Agree-
ment MOST affects this country: 838. What is another word for rural?
A. England A. countryside
B. Italy B. city
C. Saudi Arabia C. suburban
D. Canada D. crop
833. Taking photos of Earth from space is also 839. Earthquakes under the water can cause
called (WG.21A)
A. Aerial photography A. tornadoes
B. Satellite imagery B. tsunamis
C. Geographic information systems C. lightening
D. Global positioning systems D. hailstorms

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840. What canal was built to enhance shipping B. Oasis

routes in N. Africa and SW Asia? C. Euro
A. Aswan High D. Phoenician
B. Tigris
845. In astronomy, the Earth’s yearly trip
C. Nile around the sun, taking 365 days
D. Suez A. Revolution

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841. This is when company relocates a piece B. Solstice
(or all)of its manufacturing operations to C. Equinox
factories in othercountries due to cheaper
resources/labor D. Midnight Sun
A. job shipping 846. The alpine biome has relatively cold cli-
B. outsourcing mate because?
C. resourcing A. of its location in terms of longitude
D. layoffs B. of its extremely high altitudes.
C. it is located near the equator
842. Which of the following is one reason why
the death rate is high in stage 1? D. it is located near the equator
A. Abundance of clean drinking water 847. The uneven distribution of natural re-
B. Women are highly educated sources on the Earth is being balance
through
C. Lack of medical knowledge and how
disease spreads A. Population distribution
D. Knowledge of how disease spreads B. World trade
C. Forced sharing
843. The city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia is the
most holy of religious places for Muslims, D. Bartering
but only has historical significance for non-
848. Which is an advantage for a small, de-
Muslims. This statement helps to support
veloping country in joining an economic
the fact that-
union?
A. Mecca is the most holy city in the Mid-
dle East. A. closing of inefficient industries

B. All major religions share the same exct B. access to natural resources with re-
holy sites. strictions

C. Different groups of people perceive a C. replacing family farms with agribusi-

place’s character differently. ness

D. Only Eastern religions view Mecca as D. greater access to international mar-

a holy site. kets

844. The is a new but relatively common 849. A state that assumes primary responsi-
currency adopted by many countries in Eu- bility for social welfare of its citizens is a
rope. A. Democracy
A. Monotheistic B. Republic

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850. Which of the following is desert vegeta- D. Equinox
tion 855. A country that has begun transitioning
A. Pine trees from primarily agricultural to primarily
B. Mango Trees manufacturing and industrial activity?
C. Evergreen Trees A. Newly Industrialized
D. Cacti B. More Developed
C. Less Developed
851. Why do parts of the low latitude zone
have warm to hot climates? D. none of above
A. The Earth’s poles receive continuous, 856. What effect do large bodies of water
indirect sunlight. tend to have on coastal areas?
B. They receive direct rays from the sun A. They cause extreme changes in sea-
year-round. sonal temperatures.
C. The Earth’s atmosphere thins as alti- B. They cause temperatures to be more
tude increases. uniform and moderate.
D. The lower the elevation, the higher the C. They cause year-round high tempera-
temperatures. tures.
852. The United States is an example of a(n) D. They cause year-round cold tempera-
tures.
A. industrializing country.
B. more developed country. 857. What is absolute location?
C. newly industrialized country. A. The exact location
D. less developed country. B. In relation to another place
C. A place outside the Earth
853. Which of the following is a positive effect
of globalization? D. A place that does not exist
A. It has made people more understand- 858. The majority of people in Central Asia
ing and accepting of cultures. speak a language.
B. It produces tension and conflict as peo- A. Slavic
ple from different cultures come into con-
tact with one another. B. Turkic

C. Some people do not want to change C. Indo-European

their culture. D. none of above
D. Sometimes the changes come too fast 859. A group of people with a common culture
and destroy culture. living in a territory and having a strong
854. Causes winds to blow clockwise in the sense of unity.
Northern Hemisphere A. Nation-State
A. Coriolis Effect B. Nation

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C. Country A. Higher elevations experience cooler

D. State temperatures compared to lower eleva-
tions.
860. Pollution, air, wind, and oxygen are ALL B. Higher elevations experience warmer
a part of the temperatures compared to lower eleva-
A. atmosphere tions.
B. biosphere C. Higher elevations experience very lit-
tle temperature variation from lower ele-

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C. hydrosphere vations.
D. lithosphere D. Higher elevations experience varied
temperatures depending on proximity to
861. What is a peninsula?
oceans.
A. an area of high, flat terrain
865. Which resource would one most likely use
B. -Rule by one person
to travel from school to the city park?
C. -An area containing geographically re- A. contour map
lated mountains
B. globe
D. an area of land surrounded by water
on three sides C. mental map
D. vegetation map
862. Which of the following best describes
conditions found in a high-latitude climate 866. The construction of polders in the Nether-
zone? lands is an example of changing the land-
A. mild, rainy winters; warm, dry sum- scape to-
mers A. improve transportation
B. year-round freezing temperatures and B. increase the amount of arable land
limited vegetation C. increase oil production
C. direct sunlight year-round with long D. strengthen foreign relations
summers, but cool temperatures
867. How many continents are located on the
D. cool summers and winters with abun-
Earth?
dant rainfall
A. nine
863. Is a system in which private individuals
B. eight
or groups has the right to own property
or businesses and make a profit with lim- C. seven
ited government interference. D. six
A. Traditional Economy System
868. A body of salt water not as large as an
B. Market Economy System ocean and often surrounded by land is
C. Free Enterprise A. weather
D. Capitalism B. wind

864. Which of the following best explains how C. sea

elevation influences temperature? D. tsunami

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869. Which of the following is an example of 874. Weather and climate are driven by all of
a perceptual region? the following except

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A. The Rocky Mountains A. solar radiation
B. The South B. air circulation
C. Stonebriar Mall C. geography
D. Texas D. our government

875. Huge land mass

870. The continued extraction of natural
resources-particularly coal, oil, and natu- A. Country
ral gas from the tar sands in Alberta-fuels B. County
a growing concern among many people
about C. City
D. Continent
A. wetlands.
B. climate change. 876. Which European country colonized the
vast majority of Central America?
C. the fishing industry.
A. Spain
D. old-growth forests.
B. America
871. The Tigris and River bound a C. London
region known since ancient times as
D. Birmingham
Mesopotamia which means the land be-
tween the rivers? 877. Al-Qaeda is best described as which of
A. Euphrates the following?

B. Nile A. A radical Islamic terrorist group

C. Indus B. A group of Muslims

C. Rulers of Afghanistan
D. Yellow
D. Followers of Islam
872. An extremely dry area which supports
very few plants or animals 878. Largest body of water on the planet?

A. Biome A. Atlantic Ocean

B. Solstice B. Coral Sea

C. Pacific Ocean
C. Greenhouse gas
D. Indian Ocean
D. Desert
879. A type of autocracy government that a
873. What kinds of pollutants are found in the king, (Emperor) or queen (Empress) hold
Venice canals? all the power.
A. industrial waste & algae A. Monarchy
B. industrial waste, sewage & saltwater B. Oligarchy
C. freshwater & algae C. Theocracy
D. air pollution & moss D. Democracy

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880. Which continent MOST impacted culture 885. longitude is called the
in North and South America?
A. Prime Meridian
A. Europe
B. Equator
B. Asia
C. International Date Line
C. Africa
D. Tropic of Cancer
D. Australia
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881. Why are economic systems essential to which are areas that people share common
the development and function of a soci- traditions like language, religion, and val-
ety? ues.
A. They produce and distribute goods and A. Ethnicities
services
B. Nationalities
B. They provide for equal distribution of
wealth among the people C. Cultural Hearths
C. They provide equal opportunity for in- D. Cultural Regions
dividual prosperity
887. Like the neighboring Pacific Ranges, the
D. They ensure that all members of soci- grew as geologic forces heaved slabs
ety have adequate resources of rock upward.
882. Who took over the Aztecs? A. Great Plains
A. Hernando Cortes B. the Appalachian Mountains
B. FranciscoPizarro C. the Rocky Mountains
C. Vasco de Gama D. Canadian Shield
D. Hernando de Soto
888. Among the ocean currents that play a ma-
883. troops also dumped about 250 million jor role in Canada’s climates is the warm,
gallons of oil into the Persian Gulf northward-flowing current known as the
A. Iraqi A. Canadian Shield.
B. Iran B. Labrador Current.
C. Turkey C. Gulf Stream.
D. Syrian D. Alaska Current.

884. When you describe to someone what 889. These countries are where agriculture re-
your community is like, you are referring mains dominate; has the low standard of
to which theme of geography? living and the lowest indicators of socioe-
A. Place conomic development.
B. Movement A. More Developed Country
C. Location B. Newly Industrialized Countries
D. Region C. Less Developed Countries
E. H.E.I. D. none of above

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A. France
B. Canada A. population pyramid

C. Brazil B. metropolitan area

D. England C. ethnic group

D. Federal system
891. Brazil was colonized by the
896. The primary religious text of Jews
A. Spanish
A. The Torah
B. Dutch
B. The Qur’an
C. Portuguese
C. The Analects
D. British
D. Holy Bible
892. People leaving their homes in Syria and
travelling to Turkey to avoid ISIS is an ex- 897. Government regulates certain industries
ample of which? and others are privately owned.
A. Human-Environment Interaction A. traditional economy
B. Movement B. command economy
C. Absolute Location C. market economy
D. Relative Location D. mixed economy

893. Which physical process formed the land- 898. What is the parallell that is 23 and 1/2
form long the northeastern border of In- degrees North of the Equator?
dia? A. Tropic of Cancer
A. The deposition of sediment by floods B. Tropic of Capricorn
B. The eruption of active volcanoes C. Tropic
C. The erosion of surfaces by wind D. Tropic Circle
D. The collision of tectonic plates 899. How do the prevailing westerlies affect
894. Which of the following statements accu- the climate of Europe? Explain which part
rately describes changes in the U.S. econ- of Europe is most affected.
omy since the 1950s? A. They make the climate colder
A. The number of jobs in manufacturing B. They make the climate drop
has declined. C. They make the climate milder &
B. The number of farms has grown. warmer
C. The number of jobs in manufacturing D. The climate does not change
has increased, as has the size of the aver-
age farm. 900. Which of the following countries is on the
Arabian Peninsula?
D. The number of jobs in manufacturing
has declined, as has the size of the aver- A. Sudan
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C. Saudi Arabia 904. In what part of Europe would you find

D. Pakistan the minstral?
A. the southern coast of France
901. Where do the largest concentrations of
B. the eastern coast
Asians and Pacific Islanders live in the
United States? C. the northern coast
A. the Southern states and Midwestern D. the western coast of France
states 905. Rain, snow, and sleet are examples of

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B. the Southern states and Pacific coast A. erosion.
states
B. precipitation.
C. the Atlantic coast states and the North-
C. condensation.
eastern states
D. evaporation.
D. the Atlantic coast states and Pacific
coast states 906. What causes a phenomenon known as
midnight sun?
902. What does the expression “This year’s
rain is last year’s snow” refer to? A. The sun hitting the Tropic of Capricorn
once a year.
A. Rain in the spring can sometimes
freeze due to unseasonable tempera- B. The tilt of the Earth’s axis as it revolves
tures. around the sun
C. The sun directly hitting the Equator as
B. Snow consists of water in the frozen
the Earth rotates.
state and this water becomes rain when
subjected to higher temperatures. D. The warming of Earth’s surface due to
radiation.
C. The amount of water on Earth does not
change and is cycled in an unending pro- 907. An example of a primary level economic
cess despite its changing physical state activity wold be-
D. The amount of rain and snow changes A. a processing plant
due to the changing amount of water that
B. manufacturing
cycles through Earth’s atmosphere.
C. fishing
903. Why is water scarcity a growing issue in D. retail trade
Mexico?
908. how many states does Mexico have
A. Is has a large and growing population
and is flaked by large bodies of water to A. 31
the east and west B. 46
B. It has a large and growing population C. 12
and only a few major rivers and lakes.
D. none of above
C. It has mostly rural population and is
flaked by large bodies of water to the east 909. Tradition and custom control all economic
and west activity?

D. It has mostly rural population and only A. Traditional Economy

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910. Which maintains a consistent tempera- 915. Southwest Asia and North Africa are gen-
ture throughout the year due to the tilt of erally referred to as “The Middle East” be-
the Earth? cause the people there have a shared lan-
guage, religion and similar cultures.
A. Arctic
A. Region
B. Tropical Zone
B. Location
C. Antarctic
C. Place
D. Temperate Zone
D. Human Environment Interaction
911. Uruguay
A. Paraguay 916. Many communities in Africa rely on
agriculture to sustain their families.
B. Assumption
A. Bread
C. Silver river
B. Crops
D. Montevideo
C. Money
912. refers to a mathematical means to
D. Subsistence
present the curved surface of Earth on a
flat surface. (WG.21A) 917. What were some of the living and work-
A. Relief ing conditions faced by poor laborers and
immigrants to the US in the big cities?
B. Spatial perspective
A. Clean houses
C. Planar projection
B. overcrowded, unsanitary and unsafe
D. Map projection
housing
913. Exact location of a place on the earth de- C. Maids
scribed by global coordinates
D. Big houses
A. relative location
B. thematic 918. The belief in one god.
C. latitude A. Polytheism
D. absolute location B. Atheism
C. Monotheism
914. In what way has geography affected the
development of Southeast Asia? D. none of above
A. Monsoons have historically deter- 919. What is the major contributor to the de-
mined the types of agricultural products crease in population of Native Americans
grown in the region. after European Arrival?
B. The region’s extensive supply of natu- A. Food exchange
ral resources allowed for rapid early in-
dustrialization. B. Overpopulation

C. Climatic conditions in the region have C. Infectious disease

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920. Winter darkness and bitter cold last for 925. Which of the following is tropical grass-
months while summer has only limited land?
warming A. Savannah
A. Tundra B. Prairies
B. Polar C. Taiga
C. Subarctic D. Pampas
D. Arctic
926. Which of the following is contributing to

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921. Which Hemisphere do you live in? desertification in northern Mexico?

A. North West A. an increase in drought in recent years

B. North East B. the increasing demands for water in

Southern Mexico
C. South West
C. land subsidence in Mexico City
D. South East
D. the clear-cutting of the rain forests of
922. One of the first steps taken towards the northern Mexico
formation of the European Union was the
927. Distinguish between the statements to
creation of
determine which one is most accurate?
A. new national boundaries in Europe fol- A. The growing economy of Brazil threat-
lowing the world wars ens the economic power of the United
B. the constitution for a united European States
parliament system B. Free trade will lower the standard of
C. a defensive alliance among the Euro- living for workers in developed nations
pean powers C. Developing nations will never be able
D. a common market for the coal and to complete with developed nations
steel industries D. The European Union (EU) has issued a
common currency called the euro and has
923. The result of being covered by ice sheets
improved economic prosperity of Europe
A. tsunami
928. what is culture?
B. glaciation
A. Album by the Migos
C. weathering
B. Cardi B and Offset’s daughter
D. soil building
C. *the beliefs, customs, and ways of life
924. What do longitude lines indicate? shared by groups of people
A. distances east and west of the Prime D. Young Thug
Meridian
929. The skill and courage of the Tuskegee Air-
B. distance north and south of the Equa- men served to-
tor
A. give the United States an advantage in
C. distance north and south of the Prime military encryption
Meridian B. encourage immigrant enlistment in the
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C. decrease opposition to integrating the D. the Green Energy and Green Economy
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D. increase the number of women joining
the U.S. military during World War II 935. How many continents are in the world?
A. 8
930. The ability to travel and communicate
over greater distances represents ad- B. 7
vances in
C. 9
A. Remote sensing
D. 6
B. Aerospace technologies
C. Technological innovation 936. The earth rotates on its axis once a
D. Assimilation A. year
931. The Appalachian Mountain Range is lo- B. day
cated in
C. century
A. Europe
D. All of the above are correct
B. United States
C. Belgium 937. A severe weather condition that forms
D. England quickly and often without warning is a
A. tornado.
932. Africa lies in which hemisphere (s)?
A. All 4 hemisphers B. hurricane.

B. North and South C. blizzard.

C. East and West D. typhoon.
D. North and East
938. A newly industrialized country will most
933. The Nazca Plate converges with this likely experience steep growth in which
plate, forming the Andes Mountain Range. sector of the economy?
A. Pacific Plate A. Secondary
B. Cocos Plate B. Quaternary
C. South American Plate
C. Tertiary
D. Antarctic Plate
D. Primary
934. Which of the following is an example of
the United States and Canadian govern- 939. Time Zone rules-If it is 5 pm in Jackson,
ments working together to address water MS and it is 5 Pm in New Orleans, LA what
pollution? rule of time is this
A. the Clean Water Conservation Consor- A. West to East you add
tium
B. East to West you subtract
B. the Great Lakes Water Quality Act
C. Same Zone same time
C. the North American Free Trade Agree-
ment (NAFTA) D. North to south you multiply

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940. Tariffs regulate international trade 946. The Amazon Rainforest is located in
through which physical region?
A. taxation A. Northern Canada
B. quota systems B. American midwest
C. international law C. Northern South America
D. domestic trading D. Northern Africa

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of the map is? A. Minaret
A. The title B. Mosque
B. The map key C. Muezzin
C. Map scale bar D. Fatwa
D. In the dictionary 948. Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah are all part
942. The water that most people drink and use of what region of the United States?
in their homes comes from A. Southwest
A. polar ice caps. B. Midwest
B. rivers and streams. C. West Coast
C. glacial lakes. D. Mountain West
D. groundwater and aquifers. 949. How many continents are there in the
world?
943. How many acres of rainforest is being de-
stroyed every year? A. 4
A. 50 million acres B. 5
B. 40 million acres C. 6
C. 5 million acres D. 7
D. 60 million acres 950. The Chinese philosophical system advo-
cating a simple honest life and noninterfer-
944. Which type of trees lose their leaves af- ence with the course of nature.
ter changing colors in the fall?
A. Polytheism
A. Tropical
B. Taoism
B. Coniferous
C. Shintoism
C. Steppe
D. Confucianism
D. Deciduous
951. Why does Japan have such a high popu-
945. Which of the following is the world’s lation density?
largest desert? A. Food
A. Australian Desert B. Lack of arable land and Mountain
B. Sahara Ranges.
C. Antarctica C. Resturants
D. Arctic D. People

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952. Which term refers to the physical charac- B. The Amish of North America continue
ter of a location? (WG.5A) to use horse and wagon as transportation
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A. Situation
C. People from Central and South Amer-
B. Site
ica continue to immigrate to the United
C. Relative location States.
D. Absolute location D. Heavy flooding forced people to move
away from the New Orleans area.
953. Which of the following has helped create
a global economy in the present day? 957. On this map, different countries are rep-
A. The use of high taxes for imports and resented in different colors, with no two
exports adjacent countries sharing a color?
A. Contour Map
B. Improvements in technology have
made trade easier B. Political Map
C. The creation of one form of currency C. Thematic Map
(money) used to trade D. Climate Map
D. The success of the Communist govern-
958. Water, wind, and other natural forces
ments in guiding trade
cause rocks and earth to wear away is a
954. Old Harrisburg RoadGettysburg, PA form of
17325This is the location of our high A. flooding
school. B. plate tectonics
A. relative C. erosion
B. topographic D. glaciation
C. definite
959. A biome is
D. absolute
A. a specific area containing interdepen-
955. Which of the following best describes the dent plants and animals.
physical process of erosion? B. a grassland found only in the Southern
A. the wearing down of rocks by wind and Hemisphere.
water. C. a region that always has a rainy sea-
B. The breaking of the Earth’s crust that son in the summer and a dry season in the
causes a fault. winter.
D. an area that has been dramatically af-
C. The movement of weathered materials
fected by human activity.
by wind, ice or water.
D. The mixing of weathered rock with de- 960. Describing where a city is situated is part
cayed plant and animal material. of which element of geography?
A. physical systems
956. Which would be considered an action in-
fluenced by culture? B. environment and society

A. The communist government of the So- C. places and regions

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961. More Developed Countries (MDCs) use 967. Which of the following is most directly
of the worlds energy. responsible for the variation in seasonal
A. 5% weather patterns?
B. 10% A. Phases of the Moon
C. 25% B. Tilt of the Earth’s axis
D. 50% C. Distance from the Sun
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cluding all plants and animals.
968. Maps cannot represent the exact size or
A. geosphere
shape of earth’s features because of?
B. biosphere
A. scale
C. hydrosphere
B. rotation
D. atmosphere
C. distortion
963. Which latitude are you more likely to get
sun burnt? D. none of above
A. Low Latitude 969. In the quote about Canada, “the crown”
B. Mid Latitude is referring to
C. High Latitude A. France
D. Polar Latitude B. Spain
964. With the invention of the internet, how C. Scotland
has American businesses changed?
D. Great Britain
A. Americanization
B. Globalization 970. Which of the following is an example of a
government that is ruled by one person?
C. Urbanization
D. Gentrification A. Dictatorship
B. Direct Democracy
965. What is the disadvantage of a map com-
pared to a globe? C. Constitutional Republic
A. A map distorts properties like dis- D. Representative Democracy
tance.
B. A map shows little detail. 971. Which continent has the most number of
countries?
C. A map indicates actual distances.
A. Asia
D. A map is very large.
B. Africa
966. Most people in Europe live in:
C. North America
A. Rural areas
B. Urban areas D. Europe has a total of 54 countries,
North america has 23, South America has
C. Highlands 12 and as we saw earlier, Asia has 48
D. Lowlands countries.

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972. Which of these is the most likely result 977. During the winter months (Dec Feb) in
of a well-planned national transportation Texas, which hemisphere is tilted toward
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itable. B. Southern
B. Consumers have access to a wider va- C. Eastern
riety of products.
D. Western
C. Damage to fragile items is minimized.
978. What is movement?
D. Raw materials are more difficult to get
to market. A. Tells us how people, goods, recourses,
and ideas move from one place to another
973. Major floods or impact the geography B. Tells us what makes an area special
of the Indian sub-continent each year. and what makes it different from every
A. Gravity other area
B. Monsoons C. Tells us ways in which the places in an
C. Monspoons area are alike.

D. Pontoons D. none of above

979. What name do western societies com-
974. Which is true about subduction?
monly use for the Arabian Gulf?
A. It involves two oceanic plates collid-
A. Gulf of Aden
ing.
B. Red Sea
B. It involves an oceanic plate moving be-
neath a continental plate. C. Sea of Marmara
C. It involves two continental plates col- D. Persian Gulf
liding. 980. The migration pattern shown on the map
D. It involves a continental plate moving was most likely facilitated by-
beneath an oceanic plate. A. a land connection between Asia and
975. The larger islands in the Caribbean region North America
are known as the: B. an isthmus connecting North America
A. Mountain Range and South America

B. Archipelago C. the spread of the Canadian glaciers

across North America
C. Greater Antilles
D. the warming of the Pacific Ocean due
D. Monsoons to climate change
976. Which is an example of an absolute loca- 981. What factors have led to high ethnic di-
tion? versity levels in the Balkan Region?
A. south of London A. A rise of dictators
B. the Northern hemisphere B. Economic growth
C. 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue C. Multiple conflicts
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982. Which of the following is the most com- C. using renewable resources less and in-
mon form of physical weathering at high- stead focusing on the use of nonrenew-
elevations? able resources
A. Wind abrasion of rocks D. getting rid of all of nonrenewable re-
B. Minerals dissolving into solution sources

C. Oxidation in the atmosphere 987. Based on free enterprise, in which busi-

D. Alternate freezing and melting of wa- nesses are privately owned and produc-

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ter tion and prices are determined by supply
and demand?
983. The industry provides significant A. Market Economy
wealth to most of the nations in the Mid-
dle East. B. Traditional Economy

A. petroleum (oil) C. Mixed Economy

B. agriculture (farming) D. Command Economy
C. mining 988. Why don’t all places on Earth receive the
D. none of above same amount of direct sunlight at the same
place?
984. “Jimmy knows the route from his house A. The Earth’s axis is tilted.
to his school, and can name each street
along the way.” This statement is an ex- B. The Earth receives sunlight in an un-
ample of- predictable pattern.
A. absolute location C. The Earth rotates from east to west.
B. a primary source D. Weather in places changes over time.
C. a thematic map 989. A cult differs from organized religion in
D. mental mapping that cults are usually organized around:
A. Powerful Personality
985. The term “baby-boomer” refers to which
of the following? B. Powerful Creativity
A. Housewives who gave up their jobs to C. Powerful Face
stay home and have babies D. Powerful Character
B. Soldiers return home from the war
990. What was the period of cultural and bio-
C. Children born in the years immediately logical exchanges between the New and
following the war Old Worlds called? The exchanges of
D. Houses built quickly and in large num- plants, animals, diseases and technology
bers to form suburbs transformed European and Native Ameri-
can ways of life.
986. Sustainable development refers to-
A. Isolationism
A. using all the resources available
B. Columbian Exchange
B. making wiser choices about the use
of non/renewable resources for the C. Nationalism
present/future D. Command Economy

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991. The ancient religion of Japan character- D. to understand how living and non living
ized by worship of nature spirits and an- things interact
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996. The process by which land becomes in-
A. Hinduism creasingly dry to a point of being useless.
B. Taoism A. desertification
C. Shintoism B. marginal land
D. Confucianism C. drought
D. pastoral nomads
992. The culture traits that are well known
and widely accepted is known as: 997. What is one location where tropical wet
A. interdependence climates are found?
B. popularity A. Central America
C. United Nations B. Canada

D. popular culture C. Australia

D. Western Europe
993. Which of the following is TRUE concern-
ing monsoons in India? 998. Side of the mountain which is
drier/receives less moisture, precipita-
A. Summer monsoons bring heavy rain- tion?
fall while winter monsoons bring dry
weather. A. Windward

B. Monsoons bring heavy rainfall in all B. Leeward

seasons in India C. Rain Shadow
C. Winter monsoons bring heavy rainfall D. Equinox
while summer monsoons are fairly dry 999. This body of water is the world’s largest
D. Monsoons only affect the coastal re- inland body of water
gions of the Indian subcontinent A. Turkish Straits
994. The Middle East is located in B. Caspian Sea
A. Northeast Asia C. Bosporus Straits
B. Southwest Asia D. none of above
C. Southeast Asia 1000. We use the acronym MR.HELP to re-
D. Northwest Asia member the 5 Themes of Geography?
What does each letter represent?
995. How do geographers use a spatial per- A. Mediterranean, Rotation, Health and
spective? Environment, Latitude, and Polar
A. to apply geographic skills to a variety B. Movement, Region, Health and Energy,
of fields Longitude, and Place
B. to study how people make meaning C. Movement, Region, Human & Environ-
from the world ment Interaction, Location, and Place
C. to determine why things are located D. Manilla, Rome, Herzogonia and Eu-
where they are rope, Latvia, and Prussia

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1001. Only receives about 16 inches of precip- 1006. When finding the absolute location of an
itation per year; summers are hot while area what is the first thing that you have
winters are mild to cold to find?
A. Semiarid A. Latitude
B. Subarctic B. Longitude
C. Ice Cap C. Direction of the equator
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1007. How do aqueducts help support Califor-
1002. are a type of thematic map used in
nia’s large population?
cartography to show the movement of ob-
jects between different areas. A. by providing a natural vent for urban
smog
A. Flow-Line Map
B. by bringing freshwater from far away
B. Political Map
C. by increasing the housing supply
C. Cartogram Map
D. by reducing traffic
D. Histogram Map
1008. What was the greatest physical barrier
1003. North America is in the Hemisphere. to the westward migration of the early
A. Northern and Southern American settlers?

B. Southern and Eastern A. The Appalachian Mountains

B. The Pacific Ocean
C. Northern and Western
C. The Alps
D. Eastern and Western
D. The Arctic Ocean
1004. Huge temperature variations occur in
this subregion between summer and win- 1009. Climates in the mid-latitude zone have
ter; summers are short and cool while win- the most weather on Earth, causing
ters are always very cold; temperatures seasonal changes.
at or below freezing last 5-8 months of A. Consistent
the year B. Variable
A. Subarctic C. Harsh
B. Semiarid D. Cold
C. Desert
1010. What is an extended family?
D. Ice Cap
A. a group of things sharing certain char-
1005. What type of map would you need to acteristics a family of languages
use to see a country’s boundaries? B. a number of people or things that are
located close together or are considered
A. Physical Map
or classed together.
B. Robinson Projection Map
C. Household made of several genera-
C. Political Map tions of family members
D. Globe D. relating to society or its organization.

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1011. A meridian of longitude is an imaginary D. The capital was moved from Sau Paulo
line that runs to Rio de Janeiro to encourage economic
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A. From South America to North America
B. From the North Pole to the South Pole 1016. Characteristic of, belonging to, or re-
lated to the sea
C. From the South Pole to the North Pole
A. Province
D. From North America to Austrillia
B. Maritime
1012. The Continental Divide follows the same C. Reserve
path as what physical feature in the United
D. Arid
States?
A. Andes Mountains 1017. What keeps humidity levels high in a hu-
mid subtropical climate?
B. Appalachian Mountains
A. Ocean winds that bring cool summers
C. Pacific Coastal Range and wet winters
D. Rocky Mountains B. The proximity between about 30◦ N and
60◦ N and 30◦ S and 60◦ S latitude
1013. What is the economic, political and cul-
tural center of Brazil respectively? C. Wind patterns and high pressure from
nearby oceans
A. Brasilia, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro
D. The varying temperature ranges from
B. Sao Paulo, Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro winter to summer by 120◦ F (49◦ C)
C. Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Brasilia
1018. The major ethnic groups in the Middle
D. Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia, Sao Paulo East are:Persians, Arabs and
1014. This theme of Geography describes A. Greeks
what the location is like. B. Jews
A. Absolute Location C. Kurds
B. Relative Location D. African Americans
C. Place 1019. What ethnic group is the dominant polit-
D. Region ical group in Afghanistan?
A. Pashtun
1015. Which of the following best describes
the move of Brazil’s capital in the 1960s? B. Turkmen
C. Uzbek
A. The capital was moved from Brasilia
to Rio de Janeiro to discourage deforesta- D. none of above
tion.
1020. A large landform that stretches above
B. The capital was moved from Rio de surrounding land usually in a peak.
Janeiro to Sau Paulo to discourage crime.
A. Lake
C. The capital was moved from Rio de B. Plain
Janeiro to Brasilia to encourage human
settlement and economic opportunities in C. Mountain
the interior of Brazil. D. Valley

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1021. What are the two main factors that de- B. high-tech industry.
termine the climate of an area?
C. offshore industry.
A. precipitation and humidity
D. automotive industry.
B. temperature and air pressure
C. wind conditions and humidity 1027. A day on which the sun is directly over
the Tropic of Cancer or the Tropic of Capri-
D. temperature and precipitation
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1022. Which latitude zone is between 30 de- A. EL Nino
grees south and 30 degrees north?
B. Greenhouse Gas
A. Low
C. Solstice
B. High
D. Greenhouse gas
C. Mid-Latitude
D. none of above 1028. The Prime Meridian is a line of?
1023. Which of the following is the most com- A. Longitude
mon type of map? B. Latitude
A. Mercator Map
C. Equator
B. Robinson Map
D. none of above
C. Algebraic Map
D. none of above 1029. What is an outbreak or spreading of a
disease in only one geographical location?
1024. An increase in greenhouse gases might
be contributing to what? A. Pandemic

A. Global warming B. Epidemic

B. Greenhouse Effect C. COVID-19
C. Earth Effect D. Disease spreading
D. none of above
1030. Total number of oceans in the world is
1025. Which of the following is a physical (or A. 3
geographic) border?
B. 5
A. The border between Vermont and New
York C. 11
B. The border between Egypt and Libya D. 12
C. The Nile River
1031. Which country has a history of the most
D. The border between Guilford and Brat- ethnic conflict?
tleboro
A. Brazil
1026. California’s Silicon Valley; Seattle,
B. Canada
Washington; and Austin, Texas are urban
areas that have become leaders in the C. Australia
A. manufacturing industry. D. Yugoslavia

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1032. Physical weathering is when 1037. Which of the following makes the most
A. Large masses of rock are melded to- use of a series of satellites, tracking sta-
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gether through volcanoes
and absolute locations on earth.
B. Large masses of rock are broken into
smaller pieces A. GIS
C. Chemicals slowly break down rocks B. Mercator Map Projection
over many years C. GPS
D. Wind and rain blow dirt away from D. Robinson Map Projection
rocks
1038. The major distinction between weather
1033. Which of the following is one MAIN fac- and climate is that-
tor in deciding where railroad tracks are
built? A. weather and climate are exactly the
same.
A. Tree lines
B. climate simply describes the atmo-
B. Hiking trails
sphere at any given point.
C. Location of markets
C. weather supports diverse ecosystems,
D. Location of reservoirs while climate does not.
1034. Which natural landform joins two conti- D. climate is weather in a region over a
nents? long period of time.
A. Isthmus of Panama
1039. An eroded volcano that has sunk below
B. Continental shelf the surface of the ocean
C. Suez Canal A. Geyser
D. Sinai Peninsula B. Lagoon
1035. Is a system in which tradition habits and C. Guyot
customs control all economic activity; ex- D. Atoll
ists in only a few parts of the world to-
day. 1040. Who was the the leader of Al-Qaeda
A. Traditional Economy System that organized and planned the 9/11 ter-
rorist attacks?
B. Market Economy System
A. Genghis Khan
C. Free Enterprise
D. Capitalism B. Kara Korum
C. Osama Bin Laden
1036. What do greenhouse gases do?
D. none of above
A. absorb Earth’s outgoing infrared radi-
ation 1041. Which of the following causal factors
B. reflect Earth’s incoming infrared radia- has contributed the most to the rise
tion in global refugee populations during the
twentieth and twenty-first centuries?
C. magnify ultraviolet radiation in the at-
mosphere A. Famine
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C. War and conflict 1046. What are tornadoes born from?

D. The rise of fascism A. strong thunderstorms
B. cold rain
1042. What are polders and where are they
found? C. heavy snow
A. Land that is reclaimed by diking & D. warm hurricanes
drainage from the sea in the Netherlands
1047. The international agreement not to mine
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mineral resources in Antarctica is an exam-
C. They are used as fuel ple of understanding the need to protect
D. i have no idea A. economic interdependence
B. globalization
1043. Which nation sold to the United States
the largest tract of land west of the Mis- C. the environment
sissippi? D. the scarce population
A. Spain
1048. “Religious festivals are celebrated in
B. England many countries, including Mexico, Brazil,
C. France Hong Kong, the United States, and India.
However different festivals in different
D. Russia
countries are characterized by diffrent cos-
1044. What impact do immigrants have on a tumes, religious ceremonies and foods. “-
society This statement highlights that the charac-
ter of a place is-
A. Immigrants are always welcome into
society A. focused on populated areas.

B. Immigrants have very little impact on B. based on outside influences.

a society C. related to cultural elements.
C. Immigrants generally stay for a very D. determined by other countries
small amount of time
1049. are extremely dry areas that re-
D. Immigrants may change a society’s ceive about 10 inches of rainfall or less per
culture year and support a very small amount of
plant and animal life
1045. What is a potentially negative impact of
the greenhouse effect? A. Deserts
A. Leaking radiation could cause the B. Steppe
Earth to become too warm. C. Highland
B. Parts of Northern Europe may become D. Temperate
too cold to support livestock and agricul-
ture. 1050. What climates are found mainly in the
C. Not enough radiation will enter into Northern Hemisphere?
Earth’s atmosphere. A. Marine West Coast and Humid Conti-
D. The ocean’s surface could become too nental
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1051. Professionals working in scientific re- 1056. A regional ecosystem with distinct
search positions, computer programming plants and animals
and engineering are all examples of what
A. Greenhouse gas
type of economic activity?
B. Biome
A. Quaternary
B. Primary C. Desert

C. Secondary D. EL Nino

D. Traditional 1057. Which Ancient Kingdom’s regional dom-

inance created an “intellectual provincial-
1052. Who has complete control over the mar- ism? ”
ket in a command economy?
A. China
A. Government
B. London
B. People
C. Brooklyn
C. Supply
D. Birmingham
D. Demand

1053. When was Plymouth settled? 1058. In 1849, large deposits of encour-
aged Americans to move west to Califor-
A. 1763 nia.
B. 1620 A. fresh water
C. 1920 B. diamonds
D. 1812
C. avocados
1054. Which example best describes how hu- D. gold
man activity can directly impact the bio-
sphere? 1059. Which of the following countries is in
Asia?
A. Poor farming practices can degrade
the soil and cause erosion. A. China
B. Dumping waste from a factory into a B. Brazil
river can pollute the water supply. C. Ireland
C. Construction activities can release D. Australia
harmful dust and chemicals into the air.
D. Removing too many fish from the 1060. Emissions in the United States can result
ocean can cause a fish species to go ex- in in Canada, threatening timber and
tinct. water resources.
A. cooler air temperatures
1055. A system of government in which a
small group holds power. B. acid rain
A. Monarchy C. industrial accents
B. Oligarchy D. reduced wetlands

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1061. In semi-arid regions of Mexico, global 1066. Why is most of Earth’s freshwater sup-
climate change has caused ply not available for consumption?
A. increased cloud cover A. It is in polluted lakes and rivers.
B. more violent thunderstorms B. It is too far underground.
C. more frequent flooding C. It is frozen in glaciers and ice caps.
D. increased desertification D. It is trapped in the water cycle.
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1062. Spain and Portugal are located on which
peninsula? known as
A. Italian A. The Spanish Conquest
B. Crimean B. The Spanish Inquisition
C. Iberian C. The Spanish-French war
D. Jutland D. none of above

1063. Which is the best example of Geography 1068. To find relative location, first find
of Ecuador base on the theme-Place? A. latitude lines.
A. Ecuador 1.8312◦ S, 78.1834◦ W B. a reference point.
B. Ecuador lies on the Equator, most of C. longitude lines.
the country, except the Sierra, experi- D. a map projection.
ences a humid tropical climate.
1069. All of the following are reasons that
C. Ecuador is located in the northwest
explain why civilizations developed along
part of South America; to the west of
rivers EXCEPT-
Ecuador, is the Pacific Ocean; Columbia
and Peru border this country. A. Trade and transportation
D. none of above B. Fertile soil
C. Fresh water
1064. The Middle East is an example of
which? D. Easy access to railroads

A. Human-Environment Interaction 1070. A continental shelf is

B. Relative Location A. a landform that connects continents.
C. Movement B. a landform that separates continents.
D. Region C. an underwater extension of alluvial
sediment.
1065. What caused land subsidence in Mexico
D. an underwater extension of a coastal
City?
plain.
A. coastal erosion
1071. How is peat used?
B. the draining of underground water re-
serves A. It is used as oil
C. the clearing of vegetation native to the B. It is used as fuel
region C. It is used as coal
D. desertification D. It is used as rubber

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1072. What is the largest body of water on 1077. Russia’s wealth comes from
the planet? A. its service industry

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A. Atlantic Ocean B. its large population
B. Coral Sea C. its endless supply of memes
C. Pacific Ocean D. its abundant natural resources
D. Indian Ocean 1078. Dead sea is located between which two
countries?
1073. Mt. Kilimanjaro is located on the equa-
tor. Which effect on climate explains why A. Jordan and Sudan
there is snow on its peak? B. Jordan and Israel
A. Elevation C. Turkey and UAE
B. Wind D. UAE and Egypt
C. Water 1079. The Atacama Desert in Peru is consid-
D. Latitude ered to be the driest place on the earth.
Which geographic factor is most responsi-
1074. Political boundaries, typically referred ble for producing this phenomenon?
to as , can change due to wars or A. Latitude
treaties.
B. Longitude
A. margins
C. Mountain barriers
B. borders
D. Position on continent
C. frames
1080. A shallow body of water separated
D. frontiers from the sea by coral reefs or sandbars
1075. What is one thing both “hot” and “cold” A. Geyser
deserts have in common? B. Lagoon
A. All the land is made of sand C. Guyot
B. Underground water filters impurities D. Atoll
from the sand.
1081. The ancient Incan city located in the An-
C. There is a dramatic change between des Mountains of Peru is:
night and day temperatures.
A. Machu Picchu
D. Both get regular predictable rainfall.
B. Tikal
1076. North and South Korea are as a re- C. Taj Mahal
sult of an armistice agreement during the D. Angkor Wat
Korean War.
1082. What causes doldrums?
A. Connected
A. Wind in a certain region blows in a
B. Joined
fairly constant directional pattern.
C. Separated
B. Horizontal movement of the trade
D. Divided winds subsides as warm air rises.

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C. Diagonal movement of prevailing C. Command

winds increase in a region. D. None of the above
D. Water vapor forms in the atmosphere
from evaporated surface water. 1088. How do seas, gulfs, and bays differ
from oceans?
1083. Portuguese explorers conquered much A. They are larger.
of Latin America. Which country has be-
come a language region based on the in- B. They are freshwater.
fluence of the Portuguese colonizers cen-

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C. They are partially enclosed by land.
turies ago? D. They are deeper.
A. Brazil
1089. The cultural diversity found throughout
B. Argentina
much of South America, Africa, and South-
C. Mexico east Asia is due in large part to
D. Columbia A. geographic factors
1084. Which of the following terms describes B. political unity
days when the sun’s rays directly hit the C. traditional religious practices
Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capri-
D. a market economy
corn?
A. solstice 1090. A trade agreement that phases out
trade barriers between Canada, Mexico,
B. equinox
and the United States (formally called
C. midnight sun NAFTA)
D. revolution A. NAFTA
1085. Mount Everest is in the B. USMCA
A. Alps C. Mercosur
B. Rocky Mountain D. European Union
C. Himalayas 1091. What political party has dominated
D. Grand Canyon Mexican politics since 1929?
A. the Partido Nacional Revolucionario
1086. On which continent would you find the
(PNR)
Andes Mountains and the Amazon River?
B. the Partido Revolucionario Institu-
A. China
cional (PRI)
B. India
C. the Partido Reformista Social (PRS)
C. South America
D. the Partido Accion Nacional (PAN)
D. Europe
1092. Russia is the
1087. Countries with a economic system
have larger, more developed and more A. happiest country in the world
profitable economies. B. biggest country in the world
A. Traditional C. oldest country in the world
B. Market D. wealthiest country in the world

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1093. What describes projected population B. Religious persecution

growth diagram that shows the male and C. Communist Oppression
female of a city suburb?

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D. Economic opportunities
A. population map
B. standard of living 1099. How did industrialization and urban
growth affect lifestyle in the late 19th and
C. population pyramid
early 20th centuries?
D. pyramid graph
A. Overpopulated and pollution
1094. is a process by which a desert ex- B. houses are burned
pands past its normal boaundaries.
C. stealing cars
A. Deforestation
D. low business
B. Acid Rain
1100. The current population of the world is
C. Desertification
approximately
D. Terracing
A. 5 billion
1095. Which of the following is least likely to B. 6 billion
be found in a tundra region?
C. 7 billion
A. trees
D. 8 billion
B. lichens
C. mosses 1101. Broad, grassy plains would be MOST
likely to be found in an area of
D. water
A. steppe.
1096. Jog Falls is formed by which river B. tundra.
A. Tapti C. taiga.
B. Netravati D. desert.
C. Saravati
1102. Why do human beings alter their envi-
D. Ravivati
ronment?
1097. *landforms*ocean currents*latitudeWhich A. to meet their needs
of these concepts can be best categorized
B. to establish their biome
in a description of an area’s physical geog-
raphy? C. to change vegetation regions
A. customs D. to influence weather patterns
B. goods and services 1103. The imaginary line that runs between
C. systems of government the N. & S. Pole to help measure Longi-
tude.
D. climate patterns
A. Latitude
1098. What is the primary motivation for peo-
ple to immigrate to the United States from B. Prime Meridian
Central and South America? C. Equator
A. Natural disasters D. Chop Zone

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1104. A change to the U.S. constitution is 1109. How does life in a rural village typically
differ from life in an urban setting?
A. representative
A. Villagers travel more often than urban
B. statue
residents
C. amendment
B. Village residents receive a more for-
D. rule. mal education than people in cities
C. People in rural villages often engage
1105. NAFTA has created environmental is-

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in subsistence agriculture and cottage in-
sues along the Rio Grande by
dustries
A. encouraging rapid industrial growth in D. People in rural villages have greater
the region access to the latest technologies
B. constructing a series of fences along
the border 1110. Political maps tend to change

C. increasing the flow of traffic through A. Often

the region B. Slowly
D. increasing the flow of immigration C. Over a long period of time
along the border D. Only when there is a major natural dis-
aster
1106. A man-made waterway
A. Chunnel 1111. The number of births compared to the
number of deaths in a given time frame is
B. Maritime called?
C. Lock A. Culture
D. Canal B. Growth Rate

1107. The Tibetan Plateau is considered a C. Society

physical region because D. Population
A. it has its own governement 1112. What is the best definition and example
B. its people share a common religion of a formal region?
C. its people have their own language A. It has very clear borders or bound-
aries and shares one or more common
D. it shares the same landforms, climate features.
and vegetation
B. It serves a function or does something.
1108. Forests, grasslands, and deserts are C. It gives an approximate location
A. divisions of biomes. D. Moving people, things, ideas and infor-
B. examples of orographic precipitation mation.
zones.
1113. Why would a geographer think under-
C. examples of equinoxes. standing our solar system is important?
D. examples of regions that contain per- A. to track asteroids and comets so they
mafrost. don’t collide with Earth

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B. to map the positions and orbits of our 1118. A system of government in which lead-
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C. to understand how Earth fits into this A. Monarchy
system, much as how different areas of B. Oligarchy
Earth fit together
C. Theocracy
D. to determine which planets may have
supported life in the past or be able to sus- D. Democracy
tain life now
1119. Plate tectonics often cause what phe-
1114. Both Brazil and Haiti are culturally nomenon?
unique in Latin America because- A. Global warming
A. slavery was not practiced in either B. Earthquakes
place
C. Tornadoes
B. Carnival is an important tradition in
both places D. Hurricanes

C. Spanish is not the primary language in 1120. Which of the following countries are
either place global leaders in oil exports?
D. both experience devastating hurri- A. Venezuela & China
canes in the summer
B. Australia & Saudi Arabia
1115. Maps that show information such as C. Japan & United States
cities, capitals, states, and countries are
D. Venezuela & Saudi Arabia
known as:
A. Cartogram Maps 1121. People whose ancestry includes both in-
digenous and Spanish heritage are
B. Histogram Maps
C. Topographic Maps A. creoles

D. Political Maps B. mestizos

C. indios
1116. A functional region focuses on
D. peninsulares
A. Specific borders of an area
B. A central point and the surrounding 1122. To be labeled a geographer, one must
area A. actively explore geography.
C. Based around language or religion B. serve as a geography teacher.
D. A system of related regions that cover C. always use maps.
an area
D. be consulted before construction
1117. In an urban community, you would find projects.

1123. The three layers of Earth are

A. large, open areas of land
A. the lithosphere, hydrosphere, and at-
B. skyscrapers mosphere.
C. large backyards B. the plates, the crust, and the ocean
D. one story schools basins.

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C. the surface, the inner core, and the 1129. Which civilisation came 2nd?
outer core. A. Olmecs
D. the core, mantle, and the crust. B. Incans

1124. The uses of nuclear energy causes prob- C. Aztecs

lems with-mining D. Mayans
A. contamination and waste 1130. Which continent has the most countries
in it?

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B. deforestation
A. Europe
C. desertification
B. Asia
D. increases in electricity costs
C. Africa
1125. The starting point for measuring lati- D. North America
tude is the
1131. Frequently cloudy, foggy, and damp;
A. Tropic of Capricorn precipitation is evenly distributed through-
B. Equator out the year
C. Prime Meridian A. Marine West Coast
D. Tropic of Cancer B. Highlands
C. Mediterranean
1126. New Orleans is located at 90 degrees
D. Tundra
West.
1132. What does a GPS do?
A. west of the Prime Meridian
A. It receives signals from satellites to
B. north of the Equator
help you find your way to your destination.
C. east of the Prime Meridian B. It helps you do your homework.
D. east of the Equator C. It uses a network of satellites to tell
you the news.
1127. ‘Jimmy know the route from his school
all the way home, and he can name all the D. It measures how big things are.
streets. “This is an example of 1133. Which city is sacred to the three
A. absolute location monotheistic religions?
B. thematic mapping A. Istanbul
B. Jerusalem
C. primary source
C. Mecca
D. mental mapping
D. Cairo
1128. a tropical storm, like a hurricane, that
1134. A territory governed as a political divi-
occurs in the western Pacific
sion a country
A. typhoon A. Annex
B. hurricane B. Colony
C. tornado C. Frontier
D. none of above D. Province

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1135. On which continent would you find the 1140. What landform causes the rain shadow
Baltic Sea, the Pyrenees Mountains and effect?
the Danube River?

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A. mountains
A. Europe B. lakes
B. Africa C. plains
C. North America D. valley
D. China
1141. Why were the first factories in the
1136. What does population mean United States located along the fall line in
the Northeast?
A. -An area containing geographically re-
A. The many tributaries provided an abun-
lated mountains
dant source of drinkable water.
B. The state of the atmosphere at a given
B. The waterfalls provided power for fac-
place and time
tories.
C. the action or process of taking sam- C. The region had a large immigrant pop-
ples of something for analysis. “routine ulation that provided inexpensive labor.
river sampling is carried out according to
a schedule” D. They were located near important min-
eral resources.
D. How many people live in a specific area
1142. Originally signed in 1985 in Schen-
1137. The exact place where a geographic fea- gen, LuxembourgAllows for open borders
ture is found on Earth. across 22 European Union countriesTrav-
A. Relative Location elers can cross borders without immigra-
tion controls or passport checksWhich ar-
B. Compass Rose gument would be supported by those who
C. Absolute Location favor the Schengen policy?
D. GPS A. Millions of Europeans cross borders
for work each day
1138. Monotheism is a belief in how many B. Economic integration keeps the stan-
gods? dard of living high.
A. Twenty C. Lack of border controls makes it diffi-
B. Many cult to combat terrorism.
C. Two D. A refugee crisis in Europe is aggra-
vated by unsecured borders.
D. One
1143. A construction company would seek the
1139. Which is an open-air marketplace in the assistance of geographers in order to-
Middle East?
A. find adequate construction materials
A. mall
B. locate suitable construction sites
B. minaret
C. develop advanced construction meth-
C. plaza ods
D. Suq D. identify qualified construction workers

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1144. A principle of international relations 1149. Which factor has the greatest effect on
that holds that final authority over social, soil building?
economic, and political matters should rest A. time
with the legitimate rulers of independent
states. B. geology

A. Universal suffrage C. topography

B. Sovereignty D. climate

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D. Devolution brought India into a golden age through
conquest but tolerance also?
1145. What three areas of Earth work to- A. Kyle
gether so life in the biosphere thrives?
B. David
A. the hydrosphere, mesosphere, and at-
mosphere C. Oscar

B. the lithosphere, mesophere, and D. Asoka

stratosphere 1151. Type of government where the govern-
C. the lithosphere, hydrosphere, and at- ment controls most of a country’s means
mosphere of production but other aspects are subject
D. the troposhere, mesosphere, and litho- to market forces.
sphere A. Socialism

1146. The Panama Canal was built to make it B. Communism

possible for ships to- C. Dictatorship
A. travel between the Atlantic and Pacific D. Democracy
oceans.
1152. The Sahara Desert occupies much of
B. stop and refuel. which African sub-region?
C. take on cargo A. North
D. carry tourists into Latin America B. East
1147. Crust and top layer of mantle are a part C. South
of the D. West
A. lithosphere
1153. What is the first step in the formation
B. hydrosphere of a rain shadow?
C. biosphere A. Warm, moist air from oceans is
D. atmosphere pushed upward.

1148. & are direct factors of a cli- B. Hot, dry air causes dry areas or
mate’s precipitation and temperature. deserts on the leeward sides of moun-
tains.
A. Latitude & Longitude
C. Rising air cools and releases moisture
B. Weathering & Erosion in the form of precipitation.
C. Convection & Subduction D. Precipitation falls on the windward
D. Proximity to water & Latitude side of the mountain.

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1154. Where is the most active area in the ring C. Humid Subtropical
of fire? D. Marine West Coast

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A. Indonesia
1160. Geography is the study of
B. New Zealand
A. land, water, and natural resources
C. Japan
B. the history and development of the
D. South Sudan earth
1155. Cold or warm stream of seawater that C. the measurement and physical de-
flows in the oceans, generally in circular scriptions of places, regions, areas, and
patterns: land masses

A. Currents D. the distribution and interaction of

Earth’s physical and human features
B. Air Circulation
1161. Lines of Longitude measure
C. Oceanic Winds
A. east to west
D. Climate Change
B. north to south
1156. How many continents are there? C. rainfall
A. 3 D. sunlight
B. 5
1162. Which world religion did not begin in
C. 7 Southwest Asia?
D. 9 A. Chrisitianity
1157. Movement in the same country or state B. Islam
A. internal migration C. Judaism

B. urbanization D. Buddhism

C. rural 1163. A group of ecosystems that are inter-

dependent communities of plants and an-
D. push factor
imals.
1158. The process that explains how litho- A. Solstice
spheric plates move slowly over the
B. climate
earth’s mantle is termed-
C. biome
A. plate tectonics
D. tundra
B. erosion
1164. A local government’s decision to ask
C. climate
people not to water their lawn during a
D. weathering drought is an example of understanding
1159. Which of the following climate regions
is most impacted by its proximity to wa- A. globalization
ter? B. scarcity
A. Arid C. interdependence
B. Tropical Wet D. renewable resources

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1165. A strip of land that connects to larger 1170. An example of physical geography is
areas of land is..
A. the importance of human activities in
A. Peninsula relation to their environment.
B. Bridge B. the importance of stabilizing the cli-
mate in the Arctic.
C. Isthmus
C. the importance of water to farmers.
D. Valley
D. the importance of stopping illegal log-

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1166. A deep fracture on the brittle surface of ging.
a glacier
1171. Little variation in temperature over the
A. Glacial Crack
year; always hot, with an average tem-
B. Crevasse perature of 80◦ F
C. Arctic Fracture A. Tropical Wet
D. Tundra Shifting B. Tropical Wet & Dry

1167. A dependent political unit occupying a C. Humid Continental

defined, permanently populated area and D. Humid Subtropical
having little control over its internal and
foreign affairs 1172. What is the collective governing body of
Canada?
A. Separatism
A. Senate
B. State
B. Parliament
C. Colony
C. House of Commons
D. Province
D. House of Representatives
1168. Regions such as “Aggie Land” and “the
Old West” have no clearly defined bound- 1173. When it comes to the time zones and
aries. Instead, they are defined by peo- you go from East to West you do what?
ple’s attitudes and beliefs about them.
A. Divide
This makes them-
B. Subtract
A. perceptual regions
C. Add
B. formal regions
D. Multiply
C. functional regions
D. nodal regions 1174. Which of the following is an example of
Absolute location?
1169. The world’s three major financial center
A. Spain is located on the Iberian Penin-
are London, England; Tokyo, Japan; and
sula, in the southwest corner of Europe
A. New York City, US
B. Spaniards or Spanish people, are a Ro-
B. Brasilia, Brazil mance nation native to Spain
C. Beijing, China C. Spian-40.4637◦ N, 3.7492◦ W
D. Paris, France D. none of above

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1175. Which factor best explains why Europe 1180. Geography is

is home to many manufacturing indus- A. The study of life
tries?

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B. The study of rocks
A. Cold climate conditions make it neces-
sary to work indoors. C. The study of animals

B. Tourists who visit the region want to D. The study of earth and its people
shop for European products. 1181. An economic system in which private
C. Many immigrants to the region provide business operates in competition and
labor for work in factories. largely free of state control is called a free
enterprise or market economy. Which of
D. Access to ports and navigable river fa-
the following countries are the farthest
cilitates the distribution of goods.
away from this type of economy?
1176. The United States took what Iraqi A. United States
leader out of power after two wars in
B. England
2003 and 2011?
C. France
A. Saddam Hussein
D. North Korea
B. Osama Bin Laden
C. Donald Trump 1182. One of the most distinctive cultural fea-
tures of culture in Central Asia includes-
D. Ayatollah Khomeini
A. hunting rituals
1177. Agricultural terracing most directly af- B. gender equality
fects which landform?
C. Islamic traditions
A. Mountains
D. speaking Russian
B. Deserts
1183. Forms of unlimited government include
C. Plains
all of the following except
D. Deltas
A. Absolute Monarchy
1178. When was the French and Indian War? B. Representative Democracy
A. 1874 C. Dictatorship
B. 17965 D. Totalitarian
C. 1908 1184. Africa, Asia, and Europe primarily influ-
D. 1763 enced the present population of the U.S. in
that
1179. A system of writing using wedge-
A. these continents led as world powers
shaped symbols that were pressed into
clay tablets? B. these were all places of early industri-
alization
A. Cuneiform
C. major explorers from these continents
B. Heiroglyphics
colonized the U.S.
C. Culture Hearth D. most are descendants of people from
D. Hebrew these continents

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1185. What nave was given to the network of B. Place

safe houses that assisted people escaping C. Region
slavery in the 1800s?
D. Location
A. the Transcontinental Railroad
B. the Underground Railroad 1191. This is something that every country
has that has history behind it
C. the Bill of Rights
A. Area 51
D. the Freedom Trail

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B. Flag
1186. Which people influenced Central Amer-
C. History books
ica?
D. Chanclas
A. Africans
B. Native Americans 1192. La Nina does which of the following?
C. Spanish A. > Generally can reduce the number
D. French of hurricanes experienced during the At-
lantic season.
1187. Where are the llanos? B. Generally increases the number of hur-
A. Argentina and Paraguay ricanes experienced during the Atlantic
B. Colombia and Venezuela hurricane season.

C. Uruguay and Bolivia C. Causes a more active tornado season

for regions impacted by tornadoes.
D. Brazil
D. Can result in crop damage and land-
1188. All of the following are parts of culture slides in California and flooding in the
EXCEPT Southern US.
A. language 1193. What crops are typically grown in the
B. religion tierra caliente zone?
C. clothes A. bananas and sugarcane
D. globalization B. yams and taro
1189. This shows political units such as coun- C. cotton and rice
tries, states, capitals and major cities D. potatoes and barley
A. Political Map
1194. Why was the Ruhr region of Germany
B. Physical Map so important to coal mining companies?
C. Baby map A. Industrialization fueled the need for
D. Water Map energy sources

1190. The European Union is a group of coun- B. Decreasing populations reduced the
tries that share similar economic and gov- need for farmland
ernment policies, in addition to all being lo- C. The end of world wars caused eco-
cated near one another and sharing a com- nomic priorities to shift
mon history. D. Demand for jobs for immigrants in the
A. Human Environment Interaction European Union increased

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1195. The time when day and night are of 1200. Why is Mexico City considered to be a
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A. equinox A. It is the primary destination for immi-
grants to Mexico.
B. solstice
B. It is the largest city and the political,
C. biome cultural, and economic center of Mexico
D. season C. It is the capital city

1196. Which factor determines whether there D. It is the most populous city in North
will be precipitation? America

A. water vapor 1201. Why is the United States known as “the

melting pot”?
B. location
A. zero people
C. elevation
B. more traditional notion of a cultural
D. cloud cover
C. -in a salad bowl cultures do not mix at
1197. When countries depend on each other all.
for resources, goods, or services, we call D. One culture
this
1202. Mexico is linked more to Central and
A. globalization South America than to North America be-
B. interdependence cause of the way geographers define-
C. humanitarian aid A. political regions

D. popular diffusion B. physical regions

C. economic regions
1198. Why is landform a misleading term? D. cultural regions
A. Landforms are not found in the hydro-
sphere. 1203. Global wind patterns impact climate as
they-
B. Landforms often extend into the atmo-
A. blow leaves off of trees.
sphere.
B. carry heat around Earth’s surface.
C. Landforms are only found in the litho-
sphere. C. create earthquakes.

D. Landforms are also found underwater. D. block the sun’s rays.

1204. What major river flows some 2, 350

1199. climates have pronounced dry and
miles (3, 782 km) from its source in Min-
wet seasons with high year-round temper-
nesota to the Gulf of Mexico, making it an
atures?
important route for trade?
A. Tropical Wet and Dry A. the Colorado River
B. Steppe B. the Allegheny River
C. Grassland C. the St. Lawrence River
D. Desert D. the Mississippi River

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1205. A tall, slender tower attached to a D. An imaginary line that runs through the
mosque center of the Earth.
A. Minaret 1211. How people or goods move from place
B. Mosque to place?
C. Muezzin A. Region
D. Fatwa B. Place
1206. After 1776 the American colonies ruled C. Movement

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themselves under D. none of above
A. industrialization
1212. Group’s shared culture that may include
B. a dominion religion, history, language, holiday tradi-
C. a republic tions, and special foods.
D. the British monarchy A. ethnic group

1207. Japan is a chain of islands, which is also B. ethnocentrism

known as a C. multicultural
A. Monsoons D. race
B. Archipelago
1213. With a population of more than 10 mil-
C. Mountain Range lion, Turkey’s largest city straddles the
D. Compus Bosporus
A. Istanbul
1208. The largest metro area in Latin America
is B. Baghdad
A. Caracas, Venezuela C. Ankara
B. Santiago, Chile D. Mosul
C. Mexico City, Mexico 1214. What is the best summary of the effects
D. Buenos Aires, Argentina of the European Union?
1209. What is the United States’ capital city? A. European Union trade policies have re-
sulted in job losses in EU nations
A. Dallas
B. Many living in the European Union are
B. Washington D.C.
experiencing a loss of economic power
C. Washington
C. The expansion of technology has facili-
D. New York tated globalization in the European Union
1210. What does the word equinox mean? D. Globalization has resulted in higher
standards of living in European Union na-
A. The number of days Earth revolves
tions
around the sun.
B. The condition of the atmosphere in one 1215. The culture of “Swachili” was formed
place. when what. Two cultures mixed in South-
C. The days of the year that daytime and ern Africa?
nighttime hours are equal. A. Tibetan & Bantu

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A. Emancipation
D. Muslim & American
B. Secede
1216. The spread of material and non-material
C. Cede
characteristics from one culture to another
D. Annex
A. Cultural Boundary
B. Cultural Diffusion 1222. Which latitude zone is between 30 and
60 degrees north in the Northern Hemi-
C. Culture sphere and between 30 degrees south and
D. Free Enterprise 60 degrees south in the Southern Hemi-
sphere?
1217. Is a system of resource management in
A. Low
which the government supports and regu-
lates enterprise thought decisions that af- B. High
fect the marketplace. C. Mid-Latitude
A. Free Enterprise D. none of above
B. Capitalism 1223. Untreated waste from the River
C. Mixed Economy flows into the Sea
D. Command Economy A. Volga
B. Bosporus
1218. Which places are most likely to experi-
ence hurricanes? C. Nile
A. coasts D. Riyadh
B. floodplains 1224. Although they are geographically close,
C. valleys the Sonoran Desert and Chihuahuan De-
sertecoregions have distinct vegetation
D. mountains and wildlife. The ecological differences be-
tweenthese ecoregions can be explained
1219. Which one listed below is not a Biome?
by-
A. Forest Regions
A. natural gas reserves underneath the
B. Grasslands Chihuahuan Desert.
C. Desserts B. their respective presence and absence
D. Tundra of rivers.
C. heavy commercial farming in the Chi-
1220. The set of beliefs, goals, and practices huahuan Desert.
that a group of people share is known as:
D. differing climates caused by differing
A. behavior altitudes.
B. interdependence
1225. Where is most of Earth’s freshwater
C. culture found?
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B. polar ice caps 1231. Which is a resource that allows nations

C. vapor in the atmosphere to develop a high per-capita Gross Domes-
tic Product (GDP)?
D. rivers, lakes, and streams
A. state-owned farms
1226. NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- B. Humanitarian Aid
tion) is what type of alliance?
C. Skilled Workforce
A. Humanitarian/aid
D. governmental restrictions

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B. Military
C. Economic 1232. Which ethnic group was NOT involved
in the breakup of Yugoslavia?
D. Religious
A. Croats
1227. Geography can help determine the polit-
ical boundaries of countries. What other B. Bosnians
discipline is related here? C. Serbs
A. Politics D. Azerbijanis
B. Political Science
1233. A system of government in which the
C. Political Territory people are invested with the power to
D. none of above choose their leaders and determine govern-
ment policy.
1228. A fixed limit or extent defined along
A. Monarchy
physical geographic features such as moun-
tains and rivers? B. Federation
A. Natural Boundary C. Sovereignty
B. Concentric Boundary D. Democracy
C. Geometric Boundary
1234. What is a desert?
D. Cultural Boundary
A. *an area of land surrounded by water
1229. Which region will have warmer winter on three sides
and cooler summer? B. *Physical geography relates to the nat-
A. continental region ural environment
B. coastal region C. *a dry land with little precipitation and
C. Mountainous region little to no vegetation

D. none of above D. -An area containing geographically re-

lated mountains
1230. Polytheism is a belief in how many
gods? 1235. What is the largest Island
A. Two A. Madagascar
B. One B. Iceland
C. Many C. Greenland
D. Thirty D. Great Britain

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1236. The Andes Mountains of Peru were the D. a heavy rain that often leads to severe
cultural hearth for the flooding or mudslides.

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A. Maya 1241. What term best fits the description of
B. Toltecs the quality or condition of being inter-
dependent, or mutually reliant on each
C. Inca
other? Globalization of economies leads
D. Spanish to an ever-increasing interdependence of
countries.
1237. Which of the following is likely a charac-
teristic of rural communities in the United A. Interdependence
States and Canada? B. Isolationism
A. Pollution C. Nationalism
B. Shopping malls D. Command Economy
C. Mass transit systems 1242. A large city and its suburbs
D. Agricultural cooperatives A. Metropolitan Statistical Services
1238. The dominant water feature in northern B. Rural
Iran is the Sea C. Metropolitan Area
A. Caspian D. Megalopolis
B. Dead
1243. What is the name of the European sea
C. Balkan where large amounts of oil and natural gas
D. Black have been found and extracted?
A. North
1239. The French government limits the num-
ber of movies imported from abroad. B. Baltic
Which of the following is the most likely C. Mediterranean
motivation for this policy? D. Aegean
A. Censorship of messages in all foreign
films 1244. Which of the following landforms runs
through both the United States and
B. Monitoring of French film exports Canada?
C. Preservation of French culture A. the Interior Lowlands
D. Protection of theater profits B. the Rocky Mountains
1240. In mountainous regions, orographic pre- C. the Great Plains
cipitation can create a rain shadow, which D. the Canadian Shield
is
1245. In the western hemisphere, Latin Amer-
A. an area of little precipitation on the lee-
ica is considered a
ward side of a mountain.
A. country
B. an area of little precipitation on the
windward side of a mountain. B. cultural region
C. a stationary front of precipitation that C. continent
falls throughout the winter. D. part of Mexico

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1246. a regional ecosystem 1251. What are the two ways to talk about
location?
A. biome
A. Left & Right
B. ecosystem
B. Top & Bottom
C. climate
C. Absolute & Relative
D. weather
D. First & Last
1247. This theme answers the question, “Why

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and how are places related to one an- 1252. What can be found in marine west coast
other? ” climates?
A. Human-Environment Interaction A. Permanently frozen subsoil known as
permafrost.
B. Movement
B. Limited vegetation with short grasses,
C. Region
mosses, and lichens.
D. none of above
C. Primarily dry regions with an occa-
sional oasis.
1248. Maps that show man-made divisions,
borders, states, and cities are D. Mixed forests, which have both conif-
erous and deciduous trees.
A. physical maps
B. political maps 1253. Which of the following describes a sit-
uation that could benefit from use of the
C. thematic maps
Global Positioning System (GPS) (20A)
D. monochromatic maps
A. a local resident would like to view old
roadways and bridges that still exist un-
1249. The system of ethics, education, and
der a manmade lake
statesmanship taught by Confucius and his
disciples, stressing love for humanity, an- B. A real estate broker wants a map of all
cestor worship, reverence for parents, and waterfront parcels in the town to show to
harmony in thought and conduct. a prospective buyer
A. Polytheism C. An environmentalist needs to create a
composite map of groundwater sources,
B. Taoism
roads, and forested areas
C. Shintoism
D. A tour bus driver must make several
D. Confucianism stops along a route that is new to her. She
has limited time to get from one place to
1250. If you are traveling from Japan to Cal- another.
ifornia, which body of water would you
have to cross? 1254. The equator is a line of?
A. Atlantic Ocean A. longitude
B. Gulf of Mexico B. latitude
C. Pacific Ocean C. prime meridian
D. Mississippi River D. none of above

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1255. A wind turbine is a source of energy. 1260. In Mexico, many people live with their
A. fossil fuel , which includes different generations
of a family, as well as cousins and other

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B. solar relatives.
C. renewable A. blended family
D. geothermal B. nuclear family
1256. Socialism and Communism are examples C. heterogeneous family
of economies because they involve D. extended family
heavy government control
1261. Something that causes people to move
A. Command
from one area to another area
B. Capitalism
A. internal migration
C. Mixed
B. urbanization
D. Doctored
C. rural
1257. Half of the earth that is divided by ei- D. push factor
ther a latitude or longitude line is called?
1262. In addition to merging data from vari-
A. Asia
ous geographic data GIS (Geographic Infor-
B. Equator mation Systems) can also do which of the
C. Prime Meridian following?
D. Hemisphere A. Store and layer satellite images, maps,
soil samples, climate, pollution, and
1258. Desertification charts
A. When an area dries up and becomes B. Use stored data to solve real world
more like a desert problems
B. When an area dries up and becomes C. Analyze change over time in order to
more like a savannah warn people about impending (approach-
C. When an area dries up and becomes ing) natural disasters
more like a rainforest D. all of the above are true
D. When an area dries up and becomes 1263. Which of the following features is MOST
more like Texas directly related to Latin America’s colonial
1259. When does the Southern Hemisphere legacy?
have the coldest climate? A. Roman Catholic religion
A. When it receives the most direct solar B. Scattered natural resources
rays. C. Extensive raw materials
B. When it faces the sun exactly 12 hours D. Dangerous volcanic activity
a day.
C. When it is winter in the Northern Hemi- 1264. When did the inauguration ceremony
sphere. happen?

D. When the sun does not set in the A. July 5

Antarctic Circle. B. Jan 6

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C. May 16 B. The earliest inhabitants arrived some

D. Jan 20 15, 000 years ago.
C. Over centuries, immigrants have ar-
1265. Rainy, warm season in the summer and rived from many different countries.
a dry, cool season in the winter
D. The British founded the thirteen
A. Tropical Wet & Dry colonies along the Atlantic coast.
B. Tropical Wet
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C. Humid Continental people have moved from rural villages to
D. Humid Subtropical urban areas to
A. avoid the high cost of living in rural ar-
1266. One criticism of the Reducing Emissions
eas
from Deforestation and Forest Degrada-
tion (REDD+) program has been that it B. escape the poor climates in rural ar-
eas
A. is plagued by political corruption
C. find jobs opportunities in the cities
B. enables companies to buy carbon cred-
its rather than reduce pollution D. live among people of different ethnic
backgrounds in the cities.
C. unduly favors indigenous peoples and
other forest communities 1271. What are the Great Plains of the United
D. fails to provide financial incentives to States?
achieve its goals. A. the flat, desolate area in central
Alaska
1267. Trees that lose (shed) their leaves peri-
odically are called B. the flat area between the Pacific
Ranges and the Rocky Mountains
A. Deciduous
C. the flat region surrounding the Great
B. Coniferous
Lakes
C. Chia pets
D. the flat landscape east of the Rocky
D. Bonsai Mountains

1268. Factories are an example of which eco- 1272. What factors naturally and predictably
nomic activity level? affect Earth’s cycles of cooling and warm-
A. Primary ing?

B. Secondary A. Increased cloud cover

C. Tertiary B. Fewer forests

D. Quarterly C. Greenhouse gas emissions

D. Factors such as solar flares and vol-
1269. Why is the United States one of the canic activity
most ethnically diverse countries in the
world? 1273. Foreign-owned factories located in Mex-
A. The lands which Europeans colonized ico along the boarder with the United
contained powerful kingdoms of many na- States are called
tionalities. A. Encomiendas

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B. Haciendas 1279. What geographic feature contributes to

C. Empresarios U.S. isolationism (the U.S. not dealing
with other countries)?

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D. Maquiladoras
A. Wide rivers
1274. Delhi is capital of
B. Large deserts
A. Pakistan
C. High mountains
B. India
C. Turkey D. Vast oceans

D. Sri Lanka 1280. Many Americans use forks and spoons

1275. The Judicial Branch of the United States for eating, while many Chinese use chop-
government is made up of stix. This situation is the result of a dif-
ference in
A. Supreme Court and Federal Courts
A. economics
B. the President’s Cabinet
B. education
C. Congress
D. State governments C. customs
D. technology
1276. Which mountain range forms the natural
border between India and China:
1281. The compass rose identifies what fea-
A. Himalayan ture on a map?
B. Indian A. orientation
C. K2
B. contour
D. Australian
C. distance
1277. What drives the water cycle?
D. projection
A. the sun
B. the wind 1282. In a market economy, who or what de-
termines prices of goods and services?
C. precipitation
D. condensation A. government
B. industrial output
1278. Which of the following groups of factors
are most influential in shaping a region’s C. supply and demand
culture? D. religious beliefs
A. climate zones, earth-sun relationship,
personal habits 1283. is most directly responsible for the
B. language, institutions, religious prac- variation in seasonal weather patterns
tices A. Phases of the Moon
C. population density, movement, eleva- B. Tilt of the Earth’s Axis
tion
C. Distance from the Sun
D. city size, tectonic activity, average
rainfall D. Rotation of the Earth on its Axis

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1284. Maps that show land and water forms B. Gambling

and other natural features
C. Commercial
A. physical maps
D. Government
B. thematic maps
C. political maps 1290. It is important to conserve fossil fuels
because they are
D. monochromatic maps
A. nonrenewable energy sources.

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1285. Which river is known as the Ganga of
the South? B. the least polluting source of energy.
A. Kaveri C. scarce in the United States.
B. Yamuna D. an inexpensive source of energy.
C. Godavari
1291. Pluto is considered to be a(n)
D. Tapi
A. dwarf planet.
1286. Which country is known as ‘playground
of Europe’? B. gas giant planet.
A. Australia C. terrestrial planet.
B. Holland D. asteroid.
C. Switzerland
1292. Which statement concerning the North
D. Italy American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
1287. What is an example of how a high hu- is a fact than an opinion?
man population density can affect that A. Canada, Mexico, and the United States
population’s health? have benefitted equally from this agree-
A. Diseases are likely to disappear ment
B. Diseases are likely to travel very B. Canada, Mexico and the United States
quickly throughout the population have agreed to remove trade barriers be-
tween their countries
C. Diseases are likely to travel less
quickly throughout the population C. Canada has been hurt the most by this
D. none of above agreement
D. The United States wanted to sign this
1288. Mexico’s location on the Gulf of Mexico
agreement more than Mexico did.
enabled a large industry to develop.
A. Automotive 1293. Which factors have greatest effect on
B. Fishing climate? (4A)
C. Ship-building A. Longitude and vegetation
D. Textile B. Latitude and distance from water
1289. Concerned with or engaged in commerce, C. Soil type and altitude
making or intended to make money. D. Mountain barriers and amount of
A. Politics arable land

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1294. What were the Bush administration’s 1299. In Mexico, parents and children often
arguments for going to war with Iraq? share their home with whom?
What are some criticisms of the war?

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A. Apartments
A. We thought they had DMD’s, They B. Extended Family
thought it was a waste of money
C. Small Family
B. People were sad
D. Shack
C. Everyone wanted to go to war
1300. With the time zones when you are going
D. No weapons from West to East what do you do?
1295. Polders are most associated with which A. subtract
country? B. Multiply
A. France C. Divide
B. Germany D. Add
C. Norway 1301. Which of the following has an impact on
D. The Netherlands the Earth’s surface temperatures?
A. The Rain Shadow Effect
1296. a storm that forms over warm, tropical B. The Earth Moon Effect
ocean waters
C. The Coriolis Effect
A. hurricane
D. The Greenhouse Effect
B. typhoon
1302. The Earth’s crust and top layer of man-
C. tornado tle make up the
D. none of above A. atmosphere
1297. If two distinct places are linked together B. hydrosphere
because the people share language, re- C. lithosphere
ligion, and traditions, then geographers
D. biosphere
place them in
A. Geographic Region 1303. Which of the following is true about ice
ages?
B. Perceptual Region
A. Periods where glaciers receded to the
C. Cultural Region poles
D. Functional Region B. Eras where the Earth’s orbit was far-
thest from the sun
1298. What are the various climate zones in
C. Periods of time where the Earth was
Latin America?
covered in glaciers
A. scrub vegetation D. Times of human life thriving in history
B. mountainous terrain
1304. A dry grassland that has warm sum-
C. consistent elevation mers and harsh, cold winters
D. wind and water currents A. Coriolis effect

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B. permafrost 1310. -Depends on supply and demand-

C. rain shadow Common in developed countries-Farmers
raise goods that give the most profitThese
D. Steppe factors describe what type of agriculture?
1305. Which is the world’s largest river? A. Cottage agriculture
A. Rhines River B. Market agriculture (agribusiness)

B. Amazon River C. Subsistence agriculture

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D. Slash and burn agriculture
C. Nile River
D. Congo River 1311. A government ruled by a religious group
or leader
1306. Which is the largest continent in the A. Federation
world?
B. Monarchy
A. Asia
C. Theocracy
B. Africa
D. Republic
C. North America
1312. height above a given level best defines
D. Antarctica
what? ?
1307. What are the two hemispheres to the A. latitude
left and right of the Prime Meridian? B. elevation
A. Western & Eastern C. diffusion
B. Northern & Southern D. equinox
C. County & City
1313. The primary language for most of South
D. State & Nation America countries is but in Brazil,
is spoken.
1308. Region of the United States known as
“America’s Breadbasket” because it con- A. Spanish & Portugese
tains some of the most fertile land in the B. English & Spanish
world for farming. C. Spanish & German
A. Mountain West D. Brazilian & Indian
B. Midwest
1314. Which of the following rivers in in
C. Pacific Coast Africa?
D. Northeast A. Nile
B. Amazon
1309. Which of the following countries is in
North America? C. Danube
A. Canada D. Yangtze
B. Chile 1315. Ecuador
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C. Cali 1321. Where do most Brazilians live in their

D. none of above country?

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A. in the interior
1316. Due to the diversion of water for irriga-
tion, which body of water has shrunk? B. along the Amazon River
A. Red Sea C. in the Amazon rain forest
B. Caspian Sea D. along the eastern, coastal area
C. Aral Sea
1322. Which is the best example of a capital
D. none of above resource?
1317. How many degrees is the equator? A. educational levels
A. 0 degrees latitude B. skilled laborers
B. 0 degrees longitude C. oil
C. 180 degrees longitude D. money for investments
D. 90 degrees latitude
1323. Which is most likely to have the great-
1318. Which choice is not a major economic ac- est effect on a landscape?
tivity in Northern Europe? A. glacial erosion
A. farming B. wind erosion
B. coal mining C. chemical weathering
C. oil and gas production
D. soil building
D. none of above
1324. Hydroelectricity requires water to pro-
1319. As a hiker climbs higher into a mountain vide electricity. What situation would
range, she experiences fewer large trees have the greatest impact on the ability to
and more low shrubs and ground cover. produce electricity?
This is due to-
A. A lack of business incentives for devel-
A. lower temperatures and less oxygen at oping green technology
higher altitudes.
B. The inability to collect fines for exces-
B. higher temperatures and more sun-
sive use of utilities
light at higher altitudes.
C. A change in climate resulting in less
C. the gravitational pull and flatter ter-
rainfall
rain at higher altitudes.
D. The inadequate enforcement of laws
D. better quality soil and more rain at
protecting conservation areas
higher altitudes.
1320. Scientists theorize that Earth’s largest 1325. Which European country colonized most
physical features are created by of Latin America by 1800?
A. erosion from mountain meltwater. A. Britain
B. widening of continental shelves. B. France
C. collisions between landmasses. C. Portugal
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1326. Which group contains areas all classified 1331. Which part of the biosphere provides
as cultural regions? oxygen?
A. Southwest Asia, Pacific Islands, Mis- A. lithosphere
sissippi Delta B. atmosphere
B. Longhorn Nation, St. Lawrence River, C. hydrosphere
rain forests
D. asthenosphere
C. The Middle East, Latin America,
1332. What is the government in Brazil?

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French-Speaking Canada
D. East Asia, the Rust Belt, the Amazon A. Republic
Basin B. Democracy
C. Monarchy
1327. Which of the following is an example
of modifying geography to create a better D. Parliamentary Republic
lifestyle 1333. In which climate area of Europe would
A. erosion you find citrus fruits growing? Explain
B. medical technology why.

C. drought A. They grow in the Mediterranean be-

cause of warm climate
D. terrace farming
B. They grow in Antartica because of the
1328. What are intermediate directions? cold climate
A. North, South, East & West C. The area does not matter where it’s
grown
B. Tweets that cannot be erased
D. none of above
C. The Directions between the cardinal di-
rections 1334. Which profession is most likely to utilize
D. Lines of Latitude geography skills?
A. doctor
1329. Farming, grazing, fishing, forestry, and
B. construction worker
mining are examples of what type of eco-
nomic activity? C. zookeeper
A. Primary D. urban planner
B. Secondary 1335. What countries make up NAFTA?
C. Quaternary A. USA, Mexico, and Canada
D. Tertiary B. Japan, China, and India
C. USA, Canada, and Brazil
1330. A periodic reversal of the pattern of
ocean currents and water temperatures in D. Chile, Honduras, and Bulgaria
the mid-Pacific region? 1336. Which continent is the largest?
A. El Nino A. North America
B. El Nina B. Asia
C. Currents C. Africa
D. Doldrums D. Antarctica

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1337. A frequently windless area near the A. Farmers

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A. Doldrums C. consumers
B. Weather D. Government officials
C. Climate
1343. Which countries are located in Europe?
D. Equinox
A. France, England, and Canada
1338. when did women get the right to vote? B. Germany, Italy, and Norway
A. 1879 C. Rusia, Indonesia, and Spain
B. 1920 D. Denmark, Greece, and Nairobi.
C. 1763
1344. The serves as an important trans-
D. 1905 portation link between Iran and other
1339. John knows the exact location of the Asian countries.
Empire State Building from his school. He A. Bospurus Strait
can name some of the other places he see B. Caspian Sea
along the way. This is an example of
C. Volga River
A. Direction/location
D. none of above
B. Map pin pointing
C. Relative Location 1345. Which is the correct way to write rela-
tive location?
D. Absolute location
A. Memphis is by Knoxville
1340. Which of the following is an example of B. I sit beside John in class
a Francophone region?
C. My house is down the street from the
A. Germany library.
B. Quebec D. Jackson is the 120 miles South West of
C. Brazil Lexington
D. Israel 1346. is a smaller map within a larger
1341. How many degrees of variation can you map. It serve multiple purposes, including
have to still get the answer correct when to:Provide an overview of the main map.
doing absolute location? It can show the location of the main map
in the context of a larger area
A. 5 degrees
A. Key
B. 15 degrees
B. Legend
C. 25 degrees
C. Inset
D. 100 degrees
D. Compass Rose
1342. Which group has the greatest influence
in determining what goods and services 1347. Which innovation had the effect of pro-
will be produced in a communist economic ducing electricity and improving farming?
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B. Nuclear plants 1353. What branch of Geography that refers

C. Polders to the study of the different physical fea-
tures and process of the Earth like move-
D. Terracing ment of air and water?
1348. Which factor will lead to increased A. Human geography
global warming?
B. Cultural geography
A. industrialization
C. Physical geography

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B. droughts
D. none of above
C. floods
D. glaciation 1354. What is the physical geography term for
a narrow waterway that separates two
1349. Oldest mountains in North America land masses?
A. Appalachians
A. Isthmus
B. Andes
B. Strait
C. Alps
C. Tributary
D. Rockies
D. Delta
1350. What is the name of the large grassland
located in Argentina? 1355. A large Australian landholding used for
A. Llanos livestock production
B. Amazon Rainforest A. Station
C. Atacama Desert B. Ranch
D. Pampas C. Outback
1351. A reading of 36 degrees North latitude D. Reserve
and 140 degrees East longitude provides
1356. Which region of the world experiences
A. a global reckoning
Hurricanes?
B. a planar projection
A. American Plains
C. a relative position
B. Caribbean Sea/Islands
D. an absolute location
C. Indian Ocean and surrounding area
1352. The Five Themes of Geography are the
Following: D. Pacific Ocean and surrounding area

A. Place, Region, Interaction, Land- 1357. If you wanted to identify the distance
forms, Movement between two locations on a map, you
B. Place, Region, Interaction, Location, could use the map’s-
Movement A. grid system (latitude and longitude)
C. People, Race, Interaction, Location
B. title
Movement
C. scale
D. Power, Region, Interaction, Location
Movement D. key

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1358. Canadian Parliament is made up of the A. A sudden cloudburst cools off a hot
Senate summer day.
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A. and Supreme Court.
temperatures.
B. House of Representatives.
C. Cold ocean currents cool the land that
C. Legislature.
they pass.
D. House of Commons.
D. As clouds form and block the sun, the
1359. This shows how much space on the map temperature drops.
represents a given distance on Earth 1364. During the colonial period, a blending
A. Map Key of indigenous beliefs and Catholicism oc-
curred in Mexico in a process called
B. Physical Map
A. symbiosis
C. Political Map
B. sythesis
D. Map Scale Bar
C. symbolism
1360. Madagascar is a country located near D. syncretism
the coast of Eastern
1365. A transportation route opened in 1914
A. Africa
and once controlled by the U.S.
B. America
A. Titicaca
C. Asia B. Panama Canal
D. Europe C. Land Bridge
1361. If a country has a high infant mortality D. Sedimentation
rate, low life expectancy, and a low liter-
1366. A body of land surrounded by water on
acy rate, it can best be defined as a
three sides is a
A. Developed or Industrialized Country A. island
B. Developing Country B. peninsula
C. Command Economy C. glacier
D. Republic D. lake
1362. A planar projection map is most useful 1367. A principal reason for the expansion of
for the United States’ leadership role at the
A. finding the shortest distance between conclusion of World War II was that the
two places particularly at the Poles. United States-
A. was given new roles by secret wartime
B. visualizing overall shape and size of
conferences.
land.
B. had acquired several new overseas
C. sea navigation.
colonies.
D. mapping the continents.
C. had dominant economic and military
1363. Which of the following is an example strength.
of how precipitation can affect and be af- D. joined the newly formed European
fected by temperature? Common Market.

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1368. WHAT IS THE CAPITAL OF MONGOLIA? A. Math

A. ULAANBATAAR B. Botany
B. RIYADH C. Physics
C. OMSK D. Geology
D. ANKARA 1374. What do geographers use to indicate the
absolute location of any place on Earth?
1369. The eastern and western regions of
which continents were divided by the A. A Global Grid

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Berlin Wall during the Cold War? B. A map legend
A. Asia C. A map scale
B. Europe D. A compass rose
C. North America 1375. A river basin shared between countries
D. Africa often gives rise to disputes over upstream
and downstream uses. The Grand Renais-
1370. A(n) is a whole body of salt wa- sance Dam is a source of conflict between
ter that covers nearly three fourths of the Egypt and Ethiopia. Both countries strug-
earth gle for rights to the Nile River.-from World
A. ocean Cultures and GeographyBased on the ex-
B. lake cerpt, which factor of production is the
source of the conflict between Egypt and
C. river Ethiopia?
D. pond A. Labor
1371. The prime meridian is what degree of B. Natural Resources
longitude? (WG.21A) C. Capital
A. 0 degrees D. Entrepreneurs
B. 45 degrees 1376. Why were forests chopped down in Eu-
C. 90 degrees rope?
D. 120 degrees A. for polders
1372. The horizontal lines on the globe run B. for houses and freshwater
from East to West. What are these lines C. for fencing
called? D. for fuel, ships, houses, & charcoal
A. Latitude
1377. Define climate.
B. Longitude
A. the side facing away from the wind and
C. Horizontals toward which the wind blows
D. Verticals B. the side facing into the wind and from
which the wind blows
1373. Though modern geographers use infor-
mation from economics, sociology, history, C. the characteristic pattern of weather
and many other academic disciplines, be- in an area over a long period of time
fore modern computers, geographers re- D. the movement of water, as through an
lied heavily on skills in (WG.21A) ocean or stream

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1378. When Was Jamestown established? 1384. England gets oil from-
A. 1620 A. Atlantic Ocean

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B. 1920
B. North Sea
C. 1803
C. Persian Gulf
D. 1607
D. Mediterranean Sea
1379. What is the largest freshwater lake in
Central America? 1385. How has discovery of oil impacted the
A. Lake Nicaragua Middle East?
B. Lake Titicaca A. It has increased the wealth of the
C. Lake Managua economy but also led to foreign debt.
D. Lake Chapala B. spending
1380. A group of people who share a common C. ordering it
culture and ancestry are:
D. maintaining it
A. interdependent
B. an ethnic group 1386. Tango came from which country?
C. globalized A. Brazil
D. adaptive
B. Argentina
1381. In Hinduism, the sum of good and bad ac- C. Mexico
tions in one’s present and past lives, lead-
ing to reward or punishment D. Spain
A. Dowry
1387. Which modern people/nation did the
B. Caste System slaves start?
C. Dharma
A. London
D. Karma
B. New England
1382. Which of the following is a Theme of Ge-
ography? C. Russia
A. Location D. Japan
B. Place
1388. Globalization has brought economic
C. Movement growth to many developing countries.
D. All of the above This has meant jobs for millions of people.
It has also increased “ “ among coun-
1383. Select 3 the Asian countries.
tries.
A. Japan
A. imports & exports
B. Austria
B. multinational corporations
C. Brazil
D. India C. economic interdependence
E. Uzbekistan D. none of above

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1389. *Buddhist temples are found in C. Quaternary

Japan*Most Indonesians study the Ko- D. Quinary
ran*Catholicism is the dominant religion in
Latin AmericaThese statements illustrate 1394. What Mountains separates India from
a result of China?
A. westernization A. Himalaya Mountains
B. cultural diffusion B. Andes Mountains

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C. economic nationalism C. Rocky Mountains
D. fundamentalism D. Amazon River

1390. Which geographic factor most likely con- 1395. Christians, Jews, and Muslims are the
tributed to the pattern of urbanization for three major World Regions.
Latin America? A. Oasis
A. Immigration B. Monotheistic
B. Industrialization C. Polytheistic
C. Natural disasters D. Indo
D. Building national highways
1396. Agreements such as the North American
1391. Vertical climate zones in Mexico are Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and asso-
zones in which ciations such as the European Union (EU)
A. a subtropical climate supports rain reflects a movement toward-
forests A. National policies of protectionism
B. most of the land has become chaparral B. Free trade zones
C. natural vegetation and crops vary by C. A rebirth of command economies
elevation D. A reliance on social welfare policies
D. coastal areas suffer from erosion
1397. Which of the following is NOT included
1392. How did the Zuider Zee become Ljs- in the study of Human geography?
selmeer? A. language
A. The French built dikes around the en- B. religion
trance
C. climate
B. The Italians built dikes around the en-
trance D. economy

C. The Dutch built dikes around the en- E. government

trance 1398. What is one influence that urban areas
D. The Dutch built polders have on their countries?

1393. This sector of the economy contains the A. homogenous populations exist
highest level of decision makers known as B. rural settlements emerge
“gold collar” professions. C. environmental conservation de-
A. Secondary creases
B. Tertiary D. become magnets for migration

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1399. Micronesia and Polynesia are domi- D. Emphasis on the conservation and
nated by low islands that were once vol- preservation of natural resources
canos. These small, low islands form in

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irregular rings known as- 1404. Which of the following is true about San
Antonio’s culture?
A. a fjord
A. San Antonio’s culture has been im-
B. an atoll pacted by its relative location to the U.S.-
C. an estuary Mexico border.
D. a barrier reef B. San Antonio’s culture has had rela-
tively few influence.
1400. During World War II, many women ex-
perienced a change in role in that they- C. San Antonio’s culture has been im-
pacted by its geographic isolation.
A. served in military combat positions.
D. San Antonio’s culture has been im-
B. chaired congressional committees. pacted by the city’s young age.
C. worked in jobs formerly held by men.
1405. An original inhabitant; one of the origi-
D. controlled most non-war related cor- nal inhabitants of Australia
porations.
A. Native Australian
1401. The head of a government; the majority B. Maori
party’s leader in parliament
C. Aborigine
A. Head of State
D. First Nations
B. Prime Minister
C. President 1406. What happens when an under water
volcano erupts?
D. Monarch
A. Islands form
1402. Which of the following is an example of B. water evaporates
cultural diffusion?
C. ships evacuate
A. baseball or clothing styles
D. sea life is drawn to the area
B. tsunami
C. volcano 1407. If you lived in Zimbabwe, in what hemi-
sphere would you live?
D. diversity
A. Northwest
1403. What do Shanghai, Beijing, and other B. Northeast
major metropolises of China have in com-
mon? C. Southeast
A. Busy commercial districts and archi- D. Southwest
tecture that reflects both modern and tra- 1408. is formed at the river mouth and is
ditional influences often affected by incoming tides.
B. Significant levels of political involve- A. fjord
ment and an emphasis on freedom of ex-
pression B. delta
C. Economies largely dependent upon C. plateau
agriculture and the tourism industry D. canyon

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1409. What is a monarchy 1413. The largest gold producer in the world
is
A. when citizens vote for representatives
A. China
B. when citizens vote directly on things
B. Canada
C. rule by one person
C. USA
D. When power is held by a monarch
D. South Africa
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1414. Based off of the map, which continent’s
in a measurable area, reached by dividing
coastal cities are most warmed by the
the number of inhabitants in an area by the
North Atlantic Current?
amount of land they occupy
A. South America
A. carrying capacity
B. North America
B. GDP
C. Africa
C. population density
D. Europe
D. GNP
1415. How does GIS function as resource for
1411. Why might a place located near water businesses?
be involved in trade? A. A GIS generates several surveys used
A. A place that is located near water to gather data about geographic patterns
might have an economy based on vaca- B. A GIS produces reports about geo-
tion. graphic decisions that have been made be-
B. A place that is located near water fore
might have an economy based on trade or C. A GIS presents data in visual forms
fishing. making it easier to see geographic pat-
C. A place that is located near water terns
might have an economy based social pro- D. A GIS creates a variety of predictions
gramming. about geographic patterns for consumers
D. A place that is located near water 1416. A system of government in which citi-
might have an economy based on shop- zens elect their officials, including the head
ping. of state

1412. Which of the following statements de- A. USMCA

scribes Earth without the greenhouse ef- B. Colony
fect? C. Republic
A. Earth’s warmer surface would cause D. Province
global temperatures to rise.
1417. What effect did the 2008 economic
B. The atmosphere would leak heat.
downturn in the United States have on the
C. The planet would become too warm to global economy?
support life.
A. Other countries prospered due to
D. The ocean’s surface would be frozen lower economic competition from the
solid. United States.

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B. Other countries balanced their bud- 1422. On which continent would you find the
gets with profits from loaning money to Sahara Desert?
the United States.

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A. Europe
C. Other countries also suffered financial
distress. B. South America
D. Other countries stopped investing in C. Africa
the United States’ economy. D. India
1418. Desalination is most used
1423. The science or practice of drawing maps
A. in places where freshwater is scarce.
is known as
B. in economically challenged countries.
A. sociology
C. in areas where there are also freshwa-
ter facilities. B. photography
D. in places where it will affect marine C. history
life the least.
D. cartography
1419. What is the best description of the
hydrologic-cycle? (3C) 1424. Define leeward.
A. Ice melts and increases the ocean vol- A. the side facing away from the wind and
ume causing flooding. toward which the wind blows
B. Ice seeps into the ground doubling the B. the side facing into the wind and from
size of aquifers. which the wind blows
C. Water dries out in certain regions but
C. the characteristic pattern of weather
floods in others.
in an area over a long period of time
D. Water evaporates into the atmosphere
and returns as precipitation. D. the movement of water, as through
and ocean or stream
1420. What is the general temperature for an
area that high latitudes? 1425. The physical processes that create most
A. tropical and humid of Earth’s physical features, including
mountains, are known as
B. cold
C. mediterranean A. accretion.
D. moderate B. plate tectonics.

1421. As climate change becomes a more rec- C. continental drift.

ognized global issue, many countries are D. subduction.
starting to-
A. limit the production of vehicles that 1426. Desalinization
use alternative fuels
A. Removal of sand from water
B. require the use of petroleum products
B. Removal of sugar from the water
C. pass legislation mandating the reduc-
tion of carbon emissions C. More salt than sand in the water
D. deregulate the coal industry D. Removal of salt from the water

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1427. Elevation influences temperature by 1432. The primary factor controlling climate
A. Higher elevations experience cooler zones is
temperatures compared to lower eleva- A. latitude
tions B. elevation
B. Higher elevations experience warmer C. season
temperatures compared to lower eleva-
D. longitude
tions
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C. Higher elevations experience very lit-
tle temperature variations compared to change is
lower elevations A. weathering.
D. Higher elevations experience varied B. subduction.
temperatures depending on proximity to C. accretion.
oceans.
D. faulting.
1428. Mexico is linked more with Latin Amer- 1434. A government structure in which some
ica than North America because of powers are given to the national govern-
A. Political Regions ment and some powers are reserved for
B. Physical Regions the local governments.

C. Economic Regions A. Monarchy

B. Federation
D. Cultural Regions
C. Supranational Government
1429. What is the dominant religion in Mex- D. Democracy
ico?
A. Potestant 1435. Chernozem means-
A. black forest
B. Roman Catholic
B. yellow soil
C. Eastern Orthodoxy
C. rich black soil
D. Baptist
D. river complex
1430. Which of the following collects visual in-
formation about Earth? 1436. This physical process causes volcanoes,
earthquakes, mountains
A. transmitters
A. earth’s tilt
B. GPS
B. atmosphere
C. GIS
C. plate tectonics
D. satellites D. monsoons
1431. A partially self-governing country with 1437. What are lines that are parallel to the
close ties to another country is called a Equator called?
A. colony. A. geometric lines
B. First Nation. B. barometric lines
C. dominion. C. longitudinal lines
D. province. D. latitudinal lines

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1438. Which of the following is a characteris- 1443. In geography, what is the correct term
tic of Physical Geography for a city that plays an important role in
the global economic system?

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A. The migration of humans over the 20th
century A. industrial city
B. The effects of pollution on an ecosys- B. capital city
tem C. edge city
C. The Earth’s land forms and bodies of D. world city
water
1444. Which of the following is not a conti-
D. Political, cultural factors from a region nent?
1439. The transfer or delegation of power to A. North America
a lower level, especially by central govern- B. Asia
ment to local or regional administration.
C. China
A. Supranationalism D. Africa
B. Devolution
1445. Which of the following statements ex-
C. Anarchy plains how the greenhouse effect got its
D. Universal Suffrage name?
A. Earth’s temperature is becoming
1440. Fruit grown in South America is shipped warm enough to grow plants outside year-
to your local grocery store. round.
A. Region B. The ocean’s surface acts like a green-
house, warming Earth like a blanket.
B. Location
C. The atmosphere traps radiation to
C. Movement
warm land, water, and air, reflecting heat
D. Human Interaction back out, similar to a greenhouse.
D. The sun’s heat is trapped in the atmo-
1441. What do developing countries lack that
sphere so Earth’s core absorbs too much
makes developed nations so successful?
heat.
A. Farmland
1446. A new version of a videogame just came
B. Government out. As a result, not many people want to
C. Infrastructure buy the old version. Stores still have a lot
of copies of the old version for sale. What
D. none of above will most likely happen to the price of the
old version?
1442. Growth of cities as more people leave
rural areas A. The price of the old version will go up.

A. external migration B. The price of the old version will go

down.
B. urbanization
C. The price of the old version will stay
C. rural the same.
D. pull factor D. The old version will not exist any more.

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1447. Which statement best describes the oro- C. the summer solstice
graphic effect? D. the autumnal equinox
A. The orographic effect causes coastal
flooding during winter storms. 1451. of Earth’s population live in this conti-
nent
B. Air forced up mountains cools and re-
leases moisture on the windward side of A. China
the mountain. B. North America

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C. Warming of the air as it rises over C. Asia
mountaintops creates thunderstorms on
the leeward side of the mountain. D. India

D. The orographic effect is responsible 1452. Which of the following factors signifi-
for the warming of the oceans and melt- cantly contributes to the shrinking of the
ing polar ice caps. Aral Sea?
1448. “When the North Pole tilts away from A. Erosion
the Sun, the most direct rays strike the B. Irrigation
Southern Hemisphere. Now, the South-
C. Pollution
ern Hemisphere receives more solar en-
ergy, experiences longer days, and thus D. Sedimentation
has warmer temperatures.”-(World Geog-
raphy Today, Holt, 2003) Based on the 1453. The Great Plains is an example of?
above description, the Northern Hermi- A. Movement
sphere experiences- B. Region
A. more direct rays striking the surface
C. Place
resulting in a hot and dry climate.
D. none of above
B. less solar energy and has cooler tem-
peratures. 1454. Why do different places on Earth receive
C. an increase in solar energy and mois- different amounts of direct sunlight at the
ture. same time?
D. concentrations of energy that result in A. because the greenhouse effect blocks
extreme temperatures. the sun’s rays

1449. If you hired someone to make a map of B. because earth is tilted on its axis
your town, you would hire a C. because volcanic eruptions cloud the
A. cartographer sky
B. mapographer D. because of climate variations
C. directionologist 1455. This continent is small but most densely
D. compassographer populated in the world
A. Europe
1450. What is the shortest day of the year in
the Northern Hemisphere? B. Russia
A. the winter solstice C. Australia
B. the vernal equinox D. India

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1456. The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers con- C. There was an increase in the number
verge in , almost touching near the city of areas specifically designated as public
of Baghdad. parks.

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A. Iran D. There was a decrease in transporta-
B. Turkey tion options available in inner cities.

C. Iraq 1461. On the ABCs of Culture chart, T stands

D. none of above for Taboo. What is a taboo?
A. An image that causes an immediate
1457. Which continent primarily colonized emotional response in nearly every per-
African territory during the late nineteenth son.
century?
B. The rate of the average person’s
A. Asia health and happiness.
B. Europe C. A behavior that is totally unacceptable
C. South America within the society.
D. Australia D. How the average citizen is connected
to the government.
1458. Snow, ice, and permanently freez-
ing temperatures characterize this region; 1462. Which of the following are high income
sometimes called polar deserts countries?
A. Ice Cap A. The USA, Canada and the UK
B. Subarctic B. Australia, New Zealand and South Ko-
C. Semiarid rea

D. Desert C. Peru, Bolivia and Argentina

D. none of above
1459. Which of the following regions experi-
ence a mostly Mediterranean climate? 1463. -Destruction of the Aral Sea-
A. The southeastern United States, in- Restrictions on Japanese fishing-Control
land Brazil, China, and India of water use on the Jordan RiverAll of
the above are the result of which of the
B. Coastal regions of Greece, Italy, following?
France, and Spain
A. Pollution of the natural environment
C. The southern coast of Chile, the British
Isles, and the Pacific Coast of North Amer- B. Political policies of underdeveloped na-
ica tions

D. Regions with high levels of humidity C. Economic policies related to use of re-
sources
1460. How did the development of an inter- D. Social policies to prevent desecration
state highway system change the urban of resources
landscape in the United States? (19A)
A. There was an expansion of economic 1464. A violently rotating column of air ex-
activity away from city centers. tending from a thunderstorm is a

B. There was a decrease in the construc- A. hurricane

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C. tornado 1470. Which country is most likely to experi-

D. volcano ence an earthquake?
A. England
1465. An imaginary line drawn around the
B. France
earth halfway between the North & South
poles that marks 0 degrees latitude. C. Brazil
A. Prime Meridian D. Japan

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B. Equator
there?
C. Latitude
A. 6
D. Longitude
B. 9
1466. Select the incorrect match of countries C. 4
and their capitals.
D. 8
A. Austria-Vienna
1472. What was the main goal of the Por-
B. Uzbekistan-Tashkent
tuguese?
C. Antigua and Barbuda-Roseau
A. Land and colonies
D. Chile-Santiago B. Gold and resources
1467. A set of religious beliefs based on a C. Agriculture
strict interpretation of a sacred text D. Cotton
A. Fundamentalism
1473. The fact that Africa is south of Europe is
B. Fatwa an example of which?
C. Fellaheen A. Movement
D. Domestication B. Absolute Location
C. Relative Location
1468. The position North or South of the Equa-
tor. D. Place

A. Latitude 1474. Define the term migration.

B. Longitude A. a person who has run away, especially
from their family or an institution.
C. Equator
B. movement from one part of something
D. Prime Meridian
to another.
1469. Which economic system has the bene- C. a further competition, election, race,
fits of private property, economic freedom, etc., after a tie or inconclusive result.
profit and competition? D. none of above
A. Traditional
1475. Which choice best describes an ARTI-
B. Socialism FACT?
C. Free Enterprise A. Hammer
D. Communism B. Man-Made Object

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1476. Which country is known as’ land of thou- 1481. What physical feature lies to the west-
sand lakes’? ern, leeward, side of the Andes Moun-
tains?
A. Iceland
A. Amazon Basin
B. Norway
B. Atacama Desert
C. Finland
C. Pampas
D. Switzerland
D. Panama Canal
1477. Of what precious mineral is Mexico the
world’s leading producer? 1482. Panama City belongs to which country
separating The Atlantic Ocean from The Pa-
A. Silver cific Ocean?
B. Mercury A. Bolivia
C. Gold B. Pandapan
D. Zinc C. Panama
1478. Why doesn’t the total volume of water D. Costa Rica
in the water cycle change?
1483. Which of the following statements ex-
A. Water is constantly being made in the plains how elevation influences climate?
water cycle.
A. The Earth’s atmosphere thins as al-
B. The amount of water that evaporates titude increases, producing a colder cli-
is the same as the amount of water that mate.
falls back to Earth.
B. As elevation increases, temperatures
C. The amount of water that condenses rise.
and falls to Earth is greater than the
amount of water that evaporates. C. Mountains at higher elevations re-
ceive direct sunlight.
D. Water is a renewable resource.
D. Thinner air occurs at lower elevations,
1479. Enslaved African Americans were lowering temperatures.
when they escaped to Canada.
1484. Why did many cities expand in size dur-
A. protected ing the early twentieth century?
B. hunted A. Government projects made port cities
C. returned to the South accessible to large ships
D. jailed B. Recent advances in transportation al-
lowed people to travel greater distances
1480. What is the head of the government to work
A. the elected head of a republican state. C. Commercial farms began producing a
B. *a dry land with little precipitation and greater variety of agricultural products
little to no vegetation for urban consumers
C. *an area of land surrounded by water D. The cost of undeveloped and bordering
on three sides cities increased

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1485. North of Venezuela and east of Cuba 1490. What is the scientific theory about how
you will find the island of Hispaniola. It is Earth’s largest physical features are cre-
divided into two countries, Haiti and ated?
A. Dominican Republic A. softening of the mantle
B. Bahamas B. collisions between landmasses
C. Jamaica C. widening of continental shelves
D. Honduras D. erosion from mountain meltwater

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1486. A boundary that follows a geometric
1491. What does a map’s scale compare?
pattern?
A. Distortion of a place animal of body of
A. Geometric Boundary
land
B. Concentric Boundary
B. Distortion of a landform or body of wa-
C. Natural Boundary ter
D. Traditional Boundary C. Distortion on a globe with distortion on
a map
1487. What was a result of the creation of
NAFTA for Mexico? D. Distortion on a map with distortion on
a globe.
A. Mexico’s GDP decreased
B. Markets in the north have opened 1492. Secondary source is
wider and manufacturing has increased
A. A source created by people who were
C. Daily life in Mexico has slowed down. not present at an event.
D. More Americans have moved south to B. A source that was mailed.
Mexico.
C. A source that was rewritten.
1488. What are fjords and where are they D. A source that is copied.
found?
A. they are steep, u-shaped valleys and 1493. How many continents are there on
are found in Norway Earth?
B. they are steep mountains found in A. 5
Africa
B. 7
C. they are instruments used for fishing
C. 9
D. they are steep, u-shaped valleys and
D. 11
are found in Sweden

1489. Which is the highest point in North 1494. Which continent has only one major Cli-
America mate Region?

A. Mt. St. Helens A. Europe

B. Mt. McKinley B. Antarctica
C. Mt. Rainier C. North America
D. Mt. Everest D. Australia

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1495. Which strait separates the Atlantic C. mountains

Ocean from the Mediterranean Sea? D. tundra

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A. Strait of Gibraltar
1501. Which type of landforms are found in re-
B. Dardanelle Strait gions that may be prone to earthquakes
C. Strait of Magellan caused by plate tectonic forces?
D. Bosporous Strait A. peninusla
1496. A temperate climate can be character- B. plateau
ized by C. massif
A. warm temperatures year round D. none of above
B. seasonal variations
1502. Biochemical warfare that pollutes the
C. cold temperatures year round water in a country is an example of
D. freezing rain much of the time which?
A. Place
1497. Factors that include the functions and
procedures of law and government are B. Human-Environment Interaction
A. social factors C. Region
B. political factors D. Movement
C. environmental factors 1503. The 0 degree latitude line that divides
D. economic factors the Earth into Northern and Southern
Hemispheres.
1498. What does the Greek word ‘geographia’
A. Prime Meridian
mean?
B. time zone
A. definition of the Earth
C. Equator
B. description of the Earth
D. International Dateline
C. development of the Earth
D. none of above 1504. When one group adapts and joins with
another culture, this is known as
1499. The term “Latin America” refers to the
A. Monsoons
languages spoken there that derived from
Latin. To which languages does it refer? B. Antilles
A. Spanish and English C. Subsistence
B. Spanish and French D. Assimilation
C. Spanish and Portuguese 1505. Form of government in which all key
D. Spanish and Italian powers are given to the national or cen-
tral government?
1500. Distinct geographic regions with their
own particular types of plant and animal A. Unitary System
life are B. Federal System
A. biomes C. Autocratic System
B. weather D. Monetary System

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1506. Due to heavy natural resource extrac- C. The people (citizens)

tion, Canada’s has been shrinking. D. Totalitarian
A. boreal forest
1512. What can teach people about the need
B. “green” energy supply to conserve Northern Europe’s vulnerable
C. St. Lawrence Seaway System environments?
D. east coast aquaculture industry A. ecotourism
B. industrialism
1507. Dry

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C. wetlands
A. Rural
D. none of above
B. Maritime
1513. When working with the time zones and
C. Reserve
time is changing from going from one zone
D. Arid to another what does not change?
1508. Which of the terms are associated with A. Minutes
human-environment interaction? B. Latitude
A. polder, seaworks, terpen, & zuider zee C. Longitude
B. polder & peat D. Equator
C. peat & norway 1514. Which country borders the Yellow Sea,
D. massif central is dominated by plateaus and deserts in
its western region and has the Himalaya
1509. Most of Russia’s expansion since the Mountains on its southern border?
1580’s has been in which direction?
A. China
A. North
B. Peru
B. South C. U.S
C. East D. India
D. West
1515. The study of the interaction between in-
1510. What happens to the Poles on a Robin- ternational political relationships.
son projection? A. Supranational
A. their shape appears to be perfectly B. Geopolitics
maintained C. Federation
B. they appear to be significantly larger D. Democracy
areas
1516. What is a Region
C. they appear to be slightly flattened
A. Tells us ways in which the places in an
D. their distance from the Equator ap-
area are alike
pears longer than it actually is
B. Tells us what makes an area special
1511. Who has the power in a limited govern- and what makes it different from every
ment? other area
A. Monarch (King or Queen) C. Tells us where people and places are
B. Dictator D. none of above

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1517. The use of terrace farming by the Inca 1522. Which country benefits most from an
and Japanese cultures is an example of economic alliance with the United States?

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A. Economic improvement through trade A. Chile
B. Social change through assimilation B. Brazil
C. Adaption to the surrounding geogra- C. Guatemala
phy D. Mexico
D. Destruction of the environment 1523. Kremlin-backed forces seized control
of the Crimean peninsula, and the terri-
1518. Education, Economy, Communications,
tory, which has a Russian-speaking ma-
Utilities, Transportation and Healthcare
jority, voted to join Russia in a refer-
are a part of?
endum that Ukraine and the West deem
A. Themes of Geography illegal.-“Crimea profile, “ British Broad-
B. Infrastructure casting Corporation website, April 21,
2016www.bbc.com (accessed November
C. Global Grid 16, 2016)
D. none of above A. disliked Ukrainian government policies

1519. Which of the following is a shared belief B. viewed themselves as culturally Rus-
of Judaism, Islam, and Christianity? sian
C. wished to avoid a long protracted con-
A. Ancestor worship
flict
B. Papal supremacy
D. desired to be a part of Russia’s eco-
C. Reincarnation nomic markets
D. Monotheism 1524. Brazil has been a famous producer of
what?
1520. Is a system based on free enterprise, in
which businesses are privately owned and A. Rubber and Coffee
production and prices are determined by B. Vegetables and Rubber
supply and demand.
C. Coffee and Gold
A. Traditional Economy System
D. Fish and Cotton
B. Market Economy System
1525. Which country is known as’ the land of
C. Mixed Economy thunderbolt’?
D. Feudalism A. China

1521. The Columbian Exchange was most re- B. Bhutan

sponsible for the spatial diffusion of which C. Mongolia
set of products to Latin America? D. Thailand
A. Cattle, horses, sugar
1526. The high speed rail in Europe has con-
B. Potatoes, llamas, squash tributed to what change?
C. Tobacco, turkeys, quinine A. Cultural convergence
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C. Economic integration C. Free Enterprise

D. Environmental pollution D. Capitalism
1527. How do mountain barriers affect the cli-
1532. What increased mobility?
mate on the leeward side?
A. bicycles
A. The temperatures would be warm and
the amount of precipitation low. B. skateboards
B. The temperatures would be warm and C. automobiles

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the amount of precipitation high.
D. hover boards
C. The temperatures would be very cold
and the amount of precipitation high. 1533. Which is more specific when discussing
D. The temperatures would be extremely location?
cold and the amount of precipitation low. A. Command
1528. How does Niagara Falls help contribute B. Relative
to Canada’s economy?
C. Scientific
A. by providing a key transportation route
D. Absolute
B. by delivering drinking water to many
homes in the region
1534. Which Mongol leader, invaded Central
C. by depositing coal, iron ore, and other Asia and unified the area in 1200’s AD?
minerals
A. Tamerlane
D. by providing a source of hydroelectric
power B. Babur
C. Genghis Khan
1529. Lines of Latitude measure
A. east to west D. none of above

B. north to south 1535. a dry area receiving less than 10 inches

C. altitude of rain per year
D. rain fall A. tundra
1530. What was the term for a group of peo- B. desert
ple who share common ancestry, language, C. savannah
religion, customs, or place of origin?
D. permafrost
A. ethnic enclave
B. culture region 1536. the enduring behaviors, ideas, attitudes,
C. ethnic group values, and traditions shared by a group of
people
D. language family
A. diffusion
1531. Is a system in which factors of produc-
tion are privately owned. B. economy
A. Traditional Economy System C. clansmanship
B. Market Economy System D. culture

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1537. Where is it exactly on the Earth? A. Tertiary

A. Place B. Secondary

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B. Perfect Location C. Primary
C. Absolute Location D. Quaternary
D. Relative Location 1543. A region that includes a central city and
its surrounding suburbs
1538. Which activity describes the more typi-
A. Federal system
cal interaction of humans with the environ-
ment of Central Asia? B. Metropolitan area
A. Extracting minerals C. ethnic group
B. Clearing rainforests D. population density
C. Building massive dams 1544. The use of the Euro and the removal of
trade barriers in the European Union has
D. Preparing for earthquakes
created-
1539. Earthquakes are measured using which A. a large united trade zone across Eu-
scale? rope
A. Saffir-Simpson scale B. high unemployment in non-EU coun-
B. Yates-Worthing scale tries
C. Richter scale C. increased demand for agricultural
products
D. Enhanced Fujita scale
D. a shift from manufacturing jobs to ser-
1540. NAFTA was an agreement between vice industries
A. Mexico, US, and Spain 1545. The population density and distribution
B. Mexico and Spain of Texas can best be described as:
C. Mexico and the US A. an uneven distribution with more peo-
ple in the eastern areas of the state.
D. Mexico, Canada, and the US
B. an even distribution throughout the
1541. What is the United Nations? state.
A. *acts of chief public representative of C. an uneven distribution with more peo-
their government ple in the southern areas of the state.
B. *term frequently used to describe the D. a mostly even distribution with slightly
highest ranking government official more people in central areas of the state.
C. *an organization established to pro- 1546. What was the name of the 18th and
mote international cooperation 19th century trade route that shifted
goods and people between Europe, Africa,
D. -Citizens rule directly or through
and the Americas?
elected representatives
A. Rectangular Trade
1542. Doctors, teachers, lawyers, bankers,
B. Circular Trade
truck drivers, and store clerks are all ex-
amples of what type of economic activ- C. Triangular Trade
ity? D. Spherical Trade

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1547. The primary religion in the region of Cen- C. First Nations

tral Asia is D. Maori
A. Islam
1552. What causes the changing seasons on
B. Christianity earth
C. Hinduism A. Wind patterns
D. none of above B. Earth’s revolution and tilt
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A. Is a flow of products, people, services, D. Ocean currents
or information among places in response
1553. How could Glen Canyon be restored to
to localized supply and demand
its natural state?
B. A system designed to capture, store,
A. by removing a dam
manipulate, analyze, manage, and
present all types of geographical data B. by using irrigation
C. The scanning of the Earth by satellite C. by planting a forest
or high-flying aircraft in order to obtain in- D. by replacing topsoil
formation about it
1554. What type of region is based on peoples
D. The scale of a map is the ratio of a dis- feelings and opinions.
tance on the map to the corresponding dis-
tance on the ground A. formal region
B. functional region
1549. A common cultural element that distin-
guishes Latin America includes- C. perceptual region

A. a belief in isolationism D. homogeneous culture

B. a lack of cultural diversity 1555. Which change is a direct result of the dif-
fusion of popular American chain of restau-
C. the predominance of Roman Catholi-
rants throughout the world?
cism
A. The cultural landscapes of commercial
D. the widespread use of the Portuguese
eras have become increasingly similar
language
B. Local production of fresh produce has
1550. Based on current immigration trends, declined
which world religion is likely to experience
C. The service sectors of developing
growth in Europe?
countries have begun to decline
A. Islam
D. Religious dietary restrictions have
B. Catholic been ignored
C. Protestant
1556. What is the natural vegetation of the
D. Orthodox desert?
1551. A group of Canada’s Native American A. Water
people B. Sun
A. Native Americans C. Scattered shrubs and cacti
B. Native Canadians D. Sand

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1557. In Mexico City’s geography makes air C. Eastern and Northern

pollution a greater problem because it is D. Western and Southern
located

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A. on a mountainside, where the air is 1562. The Jamaican music that deals with so-
thinner. cial problems and religion
B. in a valley, which often traps carbon A. Samba
emissions. B. Rastafari
C. on the coast, which creates the heat C. Reggae
island effect
D. Pastafari
D. on a plain, so there is little wind to dis-
perse the pollution. 1563. What structure is known primary as a
national seat of government.
1558. Trees that are cone shaped with needle
A. Eiffel Tower
shaped leaves that don’t lose (shed) their
leaves are called B. Kaaba
A. Coniferus C. Kremlin
B. Deciduous D. Taj Mahal
C. Mixed 1564. An area used in which housing domi-
D. Tropical nates, unlike industrial and commercial ar-
eas. Housing may vary throughout this
1559. Which religious belief involves worship- area.
ping the spirits that can be found in all nat-
A. Legislative
ural things such as plants and animals?
B. Slums
A. Animism
C. Central Business District
B. Sikhism
D. Residential area
C. Daosim
D. Hinduism 1565. What is the name of the computer
database for collecting and analyzing ge-
1560. These countries having more technology ographic data?
and manufacturing; most work in service
or information industries and high stan- A. Geographic Information System (GIS)
dard of living. B. Global Positioning System (GPS)
A. More Developed Country C. Remote sensing
B. Newly Industrialized Countries D. Seismic monitoring
C. Less Developed Countries 1566. All countries have the same kind of gov-
D. none of above ernment

1561. Which are the two hemispheres that In- A. true

dia lies in? B. false
A. Eastern and Westerm C. cierto
B. Northern and Southern D. falso

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1567. Which of the following is a type of polit- C. Large numbers of religious minorities
ical conflict that inspires fear and includes were displaced
any violent and destructive acts committed D. English became the official language in
to intimidate a people or a government? both countries
A. Terrorism
1572. Both Hindus and Buddhists believe that
B. Anarchism
C. Syndicalism
A. The soul can be reincarnated

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D. Socialism
B. Faith will lead one to salvation
1568. What is a dictatorship C. social order is based on five key rela-
A. Rule by one person tionships.
B. Power is held by monarch D. daily prayer will allow one to gain en-
C. -Citizens vote on people to represent trance to heaven.
them in government
1573. Which is the best example of weather-
D. -Citizens rule directly or through ing?
elected representatives
A. The cracking of rocks caused by the
1569. Great variety in temperature and pre- freezing and melting of water
cipitation; experience all four seasons, but B. The transportation of sediment in a
the length of seasons depends on the lati- stream
tude
C. the condensation of water vapor into
A. Humid Continental droplets in clouds
B. Tropical Wet D. the formation of a sandbar along the
C. Humid Subtropical side of a stream
D. Tropical Wet & Dry
1574. An area of human settlement with high
1570. Women living in rural areas of Africa are population density and infrastructure of a
generally involved in the economic activity built environment with the characteristic
of- of a city or town.
A. mining A. Environment
B. retail sales B. Company
C. transportation C. Urban area
D. subsistence farming D. Precipitation

1571. Which of the following changes occurred 1575. Which specification is used by the most
as a result of Great Britain’s division of common method to describe climate re-
the Indian subcontinent into the countries gions?
of India and Pakistan in 1947?
A. elevation
A. Regional population growth began to
B. precipitation
slow
B. Both countries began to import huge C. temperature
quantities of raw cotton D. topography

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1576. What is the largest body of water? ties with people in New Mexico, California,
A. Pacific Ocean and Arizona due to its

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B. Atlantic Ocean A. location on the Gulf of Mexico

C. North Sea B. location in the western area of Texas

C. proximity to major cities
D. Black Sea
D. location in the southern area of Texas
1577. The prime meridian is what degree of
longitude? 1580. Layer of the atmosphere where
weather occurs.
A. 0 degrees
A. stratosphere
B. 45 degrees
B. thermosphere
C. 90 degrees
C. troposphere
D. 120 degrees
D. mesosphere
1578. Check all the apply:Which of the follow-
ing are land forms? 1581. What does the relative location of a
place tell you?
A. Mountains
A. the longitude and latitude of a place
B. Plateaus
B. Which symbol shows a place on a map
C. Plains
C. Where a place is compared to another
D. Canyons place
1579. The Mountains and Basins region has a D. the map projection being used to show
strong Hispanic cultural tradition and close a place

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1. The value of all final goods and services 3. What was the motive behind the de-
produced within a country during a partic- industrialisation by the colonial Govt. in
ular year is called as: India?
A. Gross Domestic Product A. To make India a supplier of cheap raw
materials
B. Net Domestic Product
B. India to be a market for British Manu-
C. National Product factured goods
D. Production of Tertiary Sector C. Both a and b

2. NO. 8 ALL THE STATES GOVT IMPOSED D. None

LAND CEILING IN 1960 EXCEPT 4. Cotton cultivation falls under sector.
A. NORTH-EASTERN A. Service sector
B. SOUTH-EASTERN B. Tertiary
C. SOUTH-WESTERN C. Primary
D. NORTH-WESTERN D. Government

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5. Minimum Wages Act and Factories Act, C. secondary

Payment of Gratuity Act, Shops and Estab- D. none of these
lishment Act are some of the laws associ-
ated with 11. Name one type of classification of the
economy?
A. unorganized sector
A. state/national
B. organized sector
B. Urban
C. Primary sector
C. Public/private

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D. Private sector
D. Rural
6. Which one of the following organisations 12. Find the odd one
lay stress on liberalisation of foreign trade
and foreign investment? A. tourist guide

A. International Monetary Fund B. dhobi

C. tailor
B. International Labour Organisation
D. potter
C. World Health Organisation
D. World Trade Organisation 13. is the most comfortable and presti-
gious mode of transport.
7. Globalisation has been of advantage to A. Pipeline
A. all the people B. Railways
B. the poorer section of the society C. Airways
C. the richer section of the society D. none of above
D. none of the above. 14. Liberalisation Policy is announced on
8. gradually became the most important A. 24 July 1991
in total production and employment? B. 30 July 1991
A. Secondary sector C. 5 JUly 1991
B. Primary sector D. 20 July 1991
C. Public sector 15. A company that owns or controls produc-
D. All of these tion in more than one nation is called:
A. multinational corporation
9. Full form of GDP is
B. joint stock company
A. Gross domestic part
C. global company
B. Gross Domestic Product
D. none of these
C. Gross Double Product
16. Which of these problems can start a cycle
D. All of the above. of poverty?
10. using leather we make shoes this is the A. Illiteracy
example of which sector B. Hunger
A. tertiary C. War or conflict
B. primary D. Lack of shelter

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17. New economic policy was announced in the B. Super Highways

year
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A. 1990
D. State Highways
B. 1991
C. 1992 23. The British Fabian society influenced the
economic views of
D. 1993
A. Indira Gandhi
18. When was NITI Aayog established
B. Mohandas Gandhi
A. 1951
C. Jawaharlal Nehru
B. 2011
D. Earl Mountbatten
C. 2015
D. None of these 24. Which of the following activities are cov-
ered under secondary sector
19. economy is the economy in which
means of production are owned, controlled A. It generates services rather than
and operated by the government. goods
A. Mixed B. Natural product are changed through
manufacturing
B. Socialist
C. Capitalist C. Goods are produced by exploiting nat-
ural resources
D. None of the above
D. It includes agriculture, forestry and
20. It is defined as a situation where someone dairy
of working age is not able to get a job but
would like to be in full employment 25. In how many districts MGNREGA was in-
A. Unemployment troduced

B. Poverty A. 625
C. Employment B. 425
D. Irrigation C. 525

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DUCED DURING A PARTICULAR YEAR.
26. Which of the following is not the function
A. ALL GOODS AND SERVICES of the NITI Aayog?
B. ALL FINAL GOODS AND SERVICES A. To evolve a shared vision of national
C. ALL INTERMEDIATE GOODS AND SER- development priorities sectors and strate-
VICES gies
D. ALL INTERMEDIATE AND FINAL B. To foster cooperative federalism
GOODS AND SERVICES
C. To give final approval to the Five Year
22. The roads that connects all the metro cities Plans of India
in India is known as- D. To create a knowledge, innovation and
A. Golden Quadrilateral entrepreneurial support system

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27. When workers do not utilise their full po- 33. Which sector faced a major downfall dur-
tential in terms of labour efforts then it is ing the reforms?
called A. industrial
A. Underemployment B. agriculture
B. Disguised unemployment C. service
C. Seasonal employment D. none of above
D. All of the above
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28. In India what type of economic system is for a good or service, then they make it a
being followed? reality
A. capitalism A. resource
B. socialism B. human resources
C. Mixed C. consumer
D. Monarchy D. entrepreneur

29. When we produce goods by exploiting nat- 35. What is GDP

ural resources, it is an activity of the A. Gross development production
sector. B. General developed place
A. Primary C. Generally developed population
B. Secondary D. Gross domestic product
C. Tertiary 36. Which of the following is not a long period
D. Service objective of planning in India?
30. SEZs are related from- A. GDP growth
A. Export Promotion B. Full employment
B. Education Promotion C. Better quality of life
C. Health Infrastructure D. Equitable distribution
D. Defence Equipment 37. ‘Take off stage’ in an economy means?
A. steady growth begins
31. What is the aim of World Trade Organisa-
tion (WTO)? B. economy is stagnant
A. To promote Health facilities C. economy is about to collapse
B. To liberalize International Trade D. all controls are removed
C. Domestic infrastructure 38. Production of a commodity, mostly
D. To Increase Literacy through the natural process, is an activ-
ity in sector.( choose all that apply
32. A sole trader operates in the )
A. Public sector A. agriculture sector
B. Private sector B. primary sector
C. Third sector C. service sector
D. none of above D. manufacturing sector

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39. Why was the World Bank established? 45. Decline of handicrafts industries led to:
A. To promote the International Trade A. Export of finished goods

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aged during the Second World War
C. Both (a) and (b)
C. To improve the adverse Balance of Pay-
D. None of the above
ment situation of the nonmember coun-
tries 46. An MNC is a company that owns or con-
D. None of the above trols production in
40. What are the groups of classification of an A. one country
economy called? B. more than one country
A. Centers C. only developing countries
B. Types D. only developed countries
C. Sectors
47. Spending is when you
D. Categories
A. save something
41. who is called the ‘Father of economics’
B. invest something
A. Max Muller
C. budget something
B. Karl Marx
D. purchase something
C. Adam Smith
D. none of these 48. Who developed HYV seeds?
A. Normal Borlaug
42. Which one of the following does not be-
long to the tertiary sector? B. Norten Borlaug
A. Banking C. Norah Jones
B. Trade D. Normal Jones
C. Transport 49. NREGA has guaranteed days of em-
D. Fishing ployment in a year in many districts of In-
dia. What is the correct number of days?
43. Information and Technology is a part of
A. 200 days
A. Primary Sector
B. 30 days
B. Secondary Sector
C. Tertiary Sector C. 100 days

D. All of these D. 60 days

44. The first census data were collected in 50. In which year did india have its highest
during the British rule. growth rate
A. 1881 A. 2007-12
B. 1891 B. 1980-91
C. 1911 C. 2014-15
D. 1921 D. 2012-13

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51. In 1973 and 2003 which sector had maxi- B. NTPC

mum share in GDP in India?
C. NHAI
A. 1973-Primary Sector. 2003-Tertiary
D. NDDB
Sector.
B. 1973-Secondary Sector. 2003-Tertiary 57. Sustainable development does not include
Sector. which of the following?
C. 1973-Primary Sector. 2003-Service A. Economic development

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Sector.
B. Social development
D. 2003-Primary Sector. 1973-Tertiary
Sector. C. Environmental development
D. Educational development
52. The first wholly Indian Bank was set up in
A. 1891 58. Identify the public sector
B. 1894 A. Railways
C. 1921 B. Reliance
D. 1821 C. Jio
53. Life insurance is an activity of the D. Samsung
A. primary sector 59. GDP is the sum of
B. secondary sector
A. All the goods and services produced in
C. service sector a year
D. none of the above B. All the final goods and services pro-
duced in a year
54. Money that is spent to buy assets such as
land, building, machines and other equip- C. All the intermediate goods produced in
ments is called a year
A. Export D. all the services produced in a year
B. Import
60. What is the current rate of service tax in
C. Investment India currently?
D. Infrastructure A. 12.5%
55. When there is a shortage the price will usu- B. 13.5%
ally?
C. 14%
A. rise
D. 14.5%
B. fall
C. remains unaffected 61. What is the type of Indian economy?

D. none of the above A. Socialist

B. communist
56. The highway projects in India are being im-
plemented by which organisation? C. Capitalist
A. GAIL D. Mixed

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62. Our financial system has provided for the 67. Mahalanobis Modal was started in
transfer of resources from the centre to Five year plan.
the states; the important means of re-

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source transfer are
B. Second
A. Tax sharing
C. Tenth
B. grants in aid
D. Eleventh
C. loans
68. How many companies are included in the
D. all the three SENSEX?
63. Which of the following is an intermediate A. 30
good- B. 50
A. Sugar cane used in making sugar C. 111
B. Sugar cane used in making jaggery D. 25
C. Sugar used in making cakes 69. The main reason for decline in handicraft
D. Bread consumed by households industry during the colonial rule was:
A. Lack of raw materials
64. what is ‘Laiseez-faire’?
B. Lack of Skilled workers
A. Mixed economy
C. Discriminatory tariff policy
B. controlled economy
D. None of the above
C. Non-interference of Government in
economic affairs 70. Ehich benefits enjoyed by a local company
in a joint production with a MNC-
D. None of these
A. Additional investment
65. Which is the characteristics of an underde- B. Latest technology
veloped economy?
C. International market
A. General poverty
D. All of these
B. Significance of industrial sector
71. Life expectancy refers
C. Low growth of population
A. Average longevity of life in a country
D. Use of higher production techniques
and skills B. Average birth rate of country in a year
C. Average death rate of a country in a
66. Which among the following is not an in- year
ternational agreement centered around Fi-
nance and Economic Cooperation? D. None of these

A. Abuja Treaty 72. Which of the following option is not re-

lated to the given statement? Cultivation
B. Cooperation Council for the Arab
of cotton is a primary sector activity be-
States of the Gulf
cause
C. Kyoto protocol
A. it provides raw material to the textile
D. None of the above industry, a secondary sector activity.

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B. the making of cotton is partially de- A. Buying shares of companies in a for-

pended on natural factors like rain, sun- eign country without gaining control over
shine, soil, etc management
C. Cotton growing falls under agriculture, B. Loans from multilateral institutions
that is an activity which exploits natural re- like IMF and World Bank
sources of gifts of nature.
C. Investment in foreign assets to ac-
D. It is the most important sector con- quire lasting business interest
tributing to the country’s GDP

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D. Foreign currency deposits of non-
73. When were the railways introduced in In- resident citizens
dia?
78. What was the condition of agricultural sec-
A. 1769
tor growth of India on the eve of indepen-
B. 1825 dence
C. 1850 A. Decreasing
D. 1875 B. Stagnant
74. RTE Act come into force with effect from C. Increasing
which year? D. None of these
A. 2009
B. 2012 79. Reserve Bank of India was nationalized in
the year
C. 2005
A. 1950
D. 2010
B. 1948
75. At independence, about of the coun-
C. 1949
try’s population was dependent on agricul-
ture. D. 1947
A. 70%
80. India’s jute industry suffered heavily due
B. 75% to after partition.
C. 65% A. Lack of Raw Material
D. 80% B. Famines
76. When an economy produces more output C. Earthquakes
per capital the economy is said to be hav-
D. None of these
ing
A. Inflation 81. Workers in the sector do not produce
B. Economic growth goods.

C. Economic planning A. Primary

D. Living standard B. Secondary
C. Tertiary
77. Which of the following statements best de-
fines FDI? D. none of above

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82. Indian Green Revolution is most successful C. 1956

in:- D. 1961

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A. Wheat and Rice
88. Mining is an activity under
B. Wheat and Vegetables
C. Rice and Pulses A. Primary Sector

D. Tea and Coffee B. Secondary sector

C. Tertiary sector
83. On the eve of independence, only heavy
and basic industries were developed in the D. All of these
Indian economy.
89. When was IMF established?
A. True
A. Dec. 27, 1945
B. False
B. Jan. 30, 1947
C. None of these
C. Jan.1, 1946
D. none of above
D. Sept. 24, 1947
84. Which one of the following state is NOT
connected with the H. V. j. pipeline? 90. Investments made by MNCs are termed
A. Madhya Pradesh as:
B. Gujurat A. Indigenous investment
C. Uttar Pradesh B. Foreign investment
D. Maharastra C. Entrepreneur’s investment
85. What is the share of industry sector in D. None of the above
GDP?
91. On the eve of independence, the propor-
A. 14% tion of population was engaged in indus-
B. 26% trial sector was:
C. 60% A. approx. 10%
D. 75% B. approx. 20%
86. Who among the following presented the C. approx. 15%
first budget (interim) of Independent In- D. approx. 26%
dia?
A. Jawaharlal Nehru 92. Which of the following was the main ob-
jective of NREGA 2005
B. R K Shanmukham Chetty
A. To control the unorganized sector in
C. N.D. Tiwari
the rural areas
D. Morarji Desai
B. To provide a 100 days of employment
87. The government of India announced its by the government
first Industrial Policy in April C. To control the flow of money from the
A. 1947 primary sector to the tertiary sector
B. 1948 D. None of the above

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93. What was the main channel connecting 99. When did India’s population record a neg-
countries in the past? ative growth rate?
A. Labour A. 1911-21
B. Religion B. 1921-31
C. Technology C. 1941-51
D. Trade D. 1981-91

94. Reforms were introduced during 100. When we produce a good by exploiting

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natural resources it is called ?
A. 1991
A. Tertiary sector
B. 1992
B. Primary sector
C. 1993
C. Service sector
D. 1994
D. Public sector
95. An industry that experienced immense
growth in the 1940s through discovery. 101. Roads linking a state capital with differ-
ent district headquarters are known as
A. oil and gas
A. National highways
B. cattle
B. District roads
C. farming
C. State highways
D. urbanization
D. Other roads
96. On the eve of independence Indian econ-
102. What is the most widely used tool of
omy was considered as
monetary policy?
A. Developed economy
A. Open market operations
B. Developing economy B. Issuing of notes
C. Underdeveloped C. Discount rate
D. All the above D. None of these
97. The rate of growth of per capita output 103. Following was not the risk associated
per year in India during the first half of with use of HYV seeds technology
the twentieth century was:
A. pest attack
A. 0.8
B. excess supply of food grain
B. 1.5
C. widening inequalities between rich
C. 0.5 and small farmers
D. 2.3 D. rich farmers reaping most of the bene-
fits
98. Swachh Bharat Mission launched on Octo-
ber 2, 104. Globalization was stimulated by
A. 2014 A. Money
B. 2015 B. Transportation
C. 2016 C. Population
D. 2017 D. Computers

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105. Disinvestments programme was started 111. Which of the following is Maharatna?
in A. BSNL

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B. 1991-92 C. Airport Authority of India
C. 1992-93 D. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd
D. 1993-94 112. The task of collection of data in all three
106. Communication and banking come under sectors is done by
sector. A. BPO
A. Tertiary B. UNDP
B. Primary C. NSSO
C. government D. KPO
D. unsecure 113. In which sector activities are not guided
by the profit motive?
107. ATM is an example of
A. Organised sector
A. primary sector
B. private sector
B. secondary sector
C. public sector
C. tertiary sector D. unorganised sector
D. all of these
114. Where will you find the disguised unem-
108. Converting iron ore to steel is a part of ployment most? Select the correct option
from those given below:
A. Primary Activity A. Among agricultural workers working
for small farm lands
B. Secondary Activity
B. Among part-time industrial workers
C. Tertiary Activity
C. In most of the government offices
D. All of these
D. In big private companies
109. Foreign Trade
115. Which of the following is included in ter-
A. Increases choice of goods tiary sector?
B. Decreases prices of goods A. ATM booths
C. Increases competition in the market B. Call centres
D. Decreases earnings C. Internet cafe
110. A situation in which more persons are em- D. All of them
ployed on a job than are optimally required 116. Which of the following is a ‘barrier’ on
is: foreign trade?
A. Structural unemployment A. Tax on import
B. Disguised unemployment B. Custom Duty
C. Cyclical unemployment C. Transit permits
D. Seasonal unemployment D. All of the above

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117. Production of services across countries 123. The concept of five year plan in India was
has been facilitated by introduced by
A. Money A. Lord Mountbatten
B. Machine B. Gandhi Indira
C. Labour C. Jawahar lal Nehru
D. Information and communication tech- D. Lal Bahadur Shastri
nology

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124. Tertiary sector is called the service sector
118. RBI doesn’t consist of as
A. Longevity A. it does not produce goods but provide
services to all the sectors
B. Knowledge
B. it provides the interlink or inter con-
C. Life Expectancy nectivity between all the sectors
D. Standard of living C. it provides the support that is needed
119. How many sectors of economy are by both secondary and primary sector to
there? contribute to the GDP

A. 3 D. All the above options are true to the

given statement.
B. 4
125. Identify the correct answer from the
C. 2
alternatives provided.Both Tisco and Re-
D. none of above liance Industries are owned by:
120. Find the odd one out of these A. Private company
A. Tourist Guide B. The government
B. Washer-man C. Jointly by private companies and the
govt
C. Tailor
D. A cooperative society
D. Carpenter
126. By 1960, all of the following industries
121. Economic survay is published by were government-owned EXCEPT
A. Finance minister A. banking
B. Planning commission B. handicrafts
C. Government of India C. electricity
D. Indian Statistical institute D. mining
122. National Development council was set up 127. How many industries are reserved for
in public sector at present
A. 1948 A. 4
B. 1950 B. 17
C. 1951 C. 6
D. 1952 D. 3

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128. Devaluation of currency leads to 134. Indian economy system is

A. fall in domestic prices A. capitalist

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C. no impact on domestic prices C. mixed
D. erratic fluctuations in domestic prices
D. other
129. Which one of the following is the oldest
port of the eastern coast of India? 135. Fixing the maximum size of land which
could be owned by an individual is called?
A. Kolkata (Haldia)
A. Land fragmentation
B. Vishakhapatnam
C. Tuticorin B. Land ceiling
D. Chennai (Madras) C. Land consolidation

130. THE SERVICE SECTOR INCLUDES ACTIVI- D. Land upgradation

TIES SUCH AS-
136. NO.19 TENANCY REFORMS REFERS TO
A. AGRICULTURE, DAIRY, FISHING &
FORESTRY
A. NONE
B. MAKING SUGAR, GUR & BRICKS
B. BRINGING TOGETHER ALL PLOTS OF
C. TRANSPORT, COMMUNICATION & LAND OF A CULTIVATOR INTO ONE COM-
BANKING PACT BLOCK
D. NONE OF THESE
C. THOSE WHO TAKE CULTIVABE LAND
131. Who estimates the GDP of Indian econ- ON RENT AND PAY EITHER IN TERMS OF
omy? MONEY OR A PART OF PRODUCE
A. CSO D. DIVIDING THE LAND INTO SMALL
B. NSSO PLOTS
C. IMF 137. What things affect people’s access to
D. RBI food

132. Private sector works for A. Time

A. Profit making B. Land
B. Social welfare C. Money
C. Both D. Energy
D. None of the above E. Both b and c
133. The book “Planning Economy for India”
138. Paper currency first started in India in
was written by?
A. V.K.R.V. Rao A. 1861

B. M.Visvesvaraya B. 1542
C. K.N. Rai C. 1601
D. Manmohan Singh D. 1880

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139. Assertion (A):The development of agri- 144. The planning commission was set up in
culture and industry leads to the develop- which year in India?
ment of service sector.
A. 5th March 1951
A. Both A and R are true and R is the cor-
B. 25th April 1951
rect explanation of A.
B. Both A and R are true but R is not the C. 20th March 1951
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C. A is true but R is false.
145. Which bank is the first to introduce ATM
D. A is false but R is true in India?
140. Which one of the following sectors is the A. ICICI
largest employer in India?
B. HSBC
A. Primary
C. SBI
B. Secondary
D. UCO BanK
C. Tertiary
D. IT sector 146. If new computers are being installed in
a company and some employees are fired
141. Assertion(A):There are several goods from the job due to lack of computer
and services that the society needs; how- knowledge then what kind of unemploy-
ever, the private sector does not produce ment would it be called?
all of them.
A. Disguised Unemployment
A. Both A and R are true and R is the cor-
rect explanation of A. B. Structural unemployment
B. Both A and R are true and R is not the C. Hidden unemployment
correct explanation of A. D. Frictional unemployment
C. Assertion is true, but reason is false.
D. Assertion is false, but reason is true. 147. When was the planning Commission es-
tablished?
142. What is the Minimum Support Price of A. 1947
mustard for the season 2015-16?
B. 1948
A. RS. 3175/ Q
B. RS. 3100/ Q C. 1950

C. RS. 2900/ Q D. 1951

D. RS. 3500/ Q 148. What will happen if the government fails
to provide 100 days employment under
143. Employment in the service sector has
NREGA?
to the same extent as production.
A. increased A. No extra benefit will be given

B. not increased B. The officer-in-charge will be punished

C. stabilized C. Unemployment allowance will be given
D. none of above D. Food grains will be provided

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149. What is the year of India’s 12th 5-year D. payment made by business enter-
plan? prises to factors of production

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A. 1997-2002 154. Sustainable economic growth depends
B. 2002-2007 upon
C. 2007-2012 A. Investment, not saving
D. 2012-2017 B. Saving, not investment
C. Both saving and investment
150. Under liberal policy, there has been re-
D. Neither saving nor investment
moval of
A. restrictions 155. Which of the following organisation
looks after the credit needs of agriculture
B. license
and rural development in India.
C. trade A. FCI
D. both restrictions and license B. IDBI
151. Not every good (or service) that is pro- C. NABARD
duced and sold needs to be counted. It D. ICAR
makes sense only to include the to get
the total production? 156. Tariffs and quotas adopted under indus-
trial policy was to
A. values of goods and services in produc-
tion A. increase export

B. final goods and services B. make exported goods cheaper

C. increase foreign competition
C. adding up the actual numbers of goods
D. restrict imports and protect domestic
D. goods and services in the three sec-
firms from foreign competition
tors
157. Nehru’s reforms forbade large, private
152. Pawanhans Helicopters Limited provides companies from participating in all of the
helicopter services to in its offshore following industries EXCEPT
operations
A. electricity production
A. ONGC
B. steel production
B. TATA STEEL
C. textiles
C. NTPC
D. automobile
D. none of above
158. One of the common goals of five year
153. Subsidies mean plans is ‘growth’. What does the growth
imply?
A. payment by government for purchase
of goods and services A. A large stock of productive capital
B. payment made by the government to B. A large size of supporting services like
business enterprises, without buying any transport and banking
goods and services C. An Increase in the efficiency of produc-
C. payment made by companies to share- tive capital and services
holders D. All of the above

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159. SEZ stands for 165. Choose the correct meaning of organised
A. Special Economic Package sector:

B. Special Economic Zone A. It covers those enterprises where the

terms of employment are regular.
C. Special Ecology Zone
B. It is outside the control of the govern-
D. none of above ment.
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to D. It provides low salaries.
A. Life Expectancy
166. NO.11 WHEN WAS PLANNING COMMIS-
B. Per Capita Income
SION ESTABLISHED
C. Gross Domestic Product
A. 25 MARCH 1951
D. Education
B. 15 MARCH 1951
161. Investment made by MNCs is called C. 5 MARCH 1951
A. Investment D. 20 MARCH 1951
B. Foreign Trade
167. This quiz is based on chapter no 4 Glob-
C. Foreign Investment alisation and The Indian is prepared by-
D. none of above A. Jagdev Suthar KV NEPA
162. The percentage of indirect taxes in the B. H S Verma KV NEPA
country’s revenue is approximately C. Sandeep Tiwary KV NEPA
A. 75 D. A K Mishra KV NEPA
B. 86
168. Which of the following activities does not
C. 80 belong to the primary sector?
D. 70 A. Fishing
163. Process of integration of different coun- B. Banking
tries is called
C. Mining
A. Liberalization
D. Forestry
B. Privatization
169. Which of the following is the primary ob-
C. Globalization
jective of Economic planning in India?
D. none of above
A. Abolition of poverty
164. Which of the following Acts would not ap- B. Removing unemployment
ply to a company like TISCO?
C. Growth with social justice
A. Minimum Wages Act
D. Reducing Inequalities of Income
B. National Rural Employment Guarantee
Act 170. Which one is the unorganized activity?
C. Factories Act A. A teacher taking class in a school
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C. A farmer irrigating his field 175. what is GDP?

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B. The value of all intermediate goods
171. The activities in Primary, Secondary and and services
Tertiary sectors are C. The value of all final goods and ser-
A. interlinked vices
B. interrelated D. The value of all intermediate and final
C. interdependent goods and services
D. none of above 176. Assertion (A):The value of final goods
172. Which one is the correct option for the and services produced within a country in
given statement? Dairy is a primary sec- each sector in a particular year is known
tor activity and not secondary sector de- as Gross Domestic Product.
spite the fact that ‘industry’ is attached A. Both A and R are true and R is the cor-
to it, because rect explanation of A.
A. Dairy products are availed through bi- B. Both A and R are true but R is not the
ological process of the animals correct explanation of A.
B. Availability of animal feed and fodder C. A is true but R is false.
C. the main product milk is a natural prod- D. A is false but R is true.
uct
D. all of the above. 177. What is the backbone of Indian economy

173. Pick the incorrect option:GDP is defined A. Agriculture

as Gross Domestic Product of a country B. Industry
when we take into account the
C. Service
A. value of final goods and services pro-
duced in each sector during a particular D. None of theses
year, providing the total production of the
sector for that year. 178. Which of the following is not a benefit of
green revolution?
B. The sum of production in the three sec-
tors gives us the GDP. A. increase in marketed surplus
C. The value of intermediate goods that B. increase in price of food grains
are used in making the final goods. C. buffer stock
D. None of the above is incorrect D. self-sufficiency
174. Who is the current CEO of the NITI
179. which year is called Great divide year?
Aayog?
A. Rajeev Kumar A. 1921

B. Arvind Subramanyam B. 1991

C. Amitabh Kant C. 1891
D. Narendra Modi D. 1821

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180. The sectors are classified into public on 186. On which of the following basis the sec-
the basis of: tors are classified into public sector and pri-
A. Employment conditions vate sector?
B. Ownership of enterprises A. Employment conditions
C. The nature of the economic activity B. The nature of the economic activity
D. Number of workers employed in the en- C. Ownership of enterprises
terprise D. Number of workers employed in the en-

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terprise
181. When was the first postage stamp re-
leased in India? 187. Under the all those who are able to,
A. 1830 and are in need of work, in a rural area
are guaranteed 100 days of employment
B. 1840
in a year by the government.
C. 1847
A. Right to work
D. 1852
B. Employment Right Act
182. MTNL is an example of Entrprise C. National Rural Employment Guarantee
A. Public sector Act 2005
B. Private sector D. none of above
C. Both public sector and private sector
188. Who constitutes the Finance Commission
D. Public private partnership in India?
183. Name the Finance Minister of India A. President
A. Arun Jetly B. Finance Minister
B. Nirmala Sitaraman C. Parliament
C. Urjit Patel D. Reserve Bank Governor
D. P.Chidambaram 189. In which year Indian Government an-
184. Which one of these is a central problem nounced New Economic Policy (NEP)
of an Economy? A. 1991
A. What to produce B. 2001
B. How to produce C. 2011
C. For whom to produce D. 1981
D. All of the above
190. Deficit financing implies
185. Production of a commodity, mostly A. printing new currency notes
through the natural process, is an activity
B. replacing new currency with worn out
in sector.
currency
A. primary
C. public expenditure in excess of public
B. secondary revenue
C. tertiary D. public revenue in excess of public ex-
D. information technology penditure

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191. Which one of the following is not charac- 196. Where do MNCs choose to set up produc-
teristic of‘ Special Economic Zone’? tion?

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A. They do not have to pay taxes at all A. Cheap goods
(first 5 years) B. Cheap labour resources
B. Government has allowed flexibility in C. Economic sustainability
labour laws.
D. None of these
C. They have world class facilities.
197. Which statement is wrong? Mahatma
D. Government allows flexibiilty of labour
Gandhi National Rural Employment Guar-
laws
antee Act 2005 guarantees
192. Who is regarded as the architect of Indian A. 100 days of work to rural unemployed
Planning? in a year
A. Prasanta Chandra Mahalnobis B. 100 days of work to urban unemployed
B. V K R V Rao in a year

C. P S Mahalnobis C. Government to provide unemployment

allowances if it fails to provide jobs.
D. Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru
D. It should be the kind of work that
193. The scheme for improving access to sec- help increasing production from land to be
ondary education is? given the preference under this ACT.
A. National program for education of girls 198. Economic growth measures the
at elementary level
A. Growth of productivity
B. Model school scheme
B. Increase in nominal income
C. Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha abhiyan
C. Increase in output
D. Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya
D. None of the above
194. Identify which of the following is not the 199. is the year of divide between the first
reason for introducing economic reforms in and the second stage of demographic tran-
India? sition.
A. Deficit in Balance of Trade A. 1881
B. Deficit in Balance of Payments B. 1891
C. Excess of foreign exchange reserve C. 1911
D. Rise in Price essential goods D. 1921
195. Name the sector which continues to be 200. Planning commission was set up in India
the largest employer even in the year with the Prime Minister as its Chairperson
2000. in
A. Primary A. 1947
B. Secondary B. 1950
C. Banking section C. 1951
D. Tertiary D. 1948

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201. Full form of GDP C. Workers are working in a lazy manner

A. Gross domestic product D. Workers do not want to work
B. Great domestic products 207. Who carries economic activities?
C. Gross delivery process A. individuals
D. none of above B. firms
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going age group, how many are attending D. all of the above
schools?
208. Which sector has the largest contribution
A. One-fourth
in GDP?
B. Half
A. Agriculture sector
C. Two-thirds B. Industrial sector
D. One-fifth C. Service sector
203. In which sector there is no provision for D. Manufacturing sector
overtime, paid leave, holidays etc.
209. Which of the following is also known as
A. Organised sector disguised employment?
B. Public sector A. Over employment
C. Unorganised sector B. Factory employment
D. Primary sector C. Under employment
204. When was tha Reserve Bank of India D. Unemployment
taken over by the Government?
210. Tax on imports is an example of
A. 1942 A. Investment
B. 1949 B. Disinvestment
C. 1952 C. Trade barrier
D. 1959 D. Privatization
205. disguised employment is a situation 211. All goods which are used as raw mate-
A. when a person does not have a job rial for further production of other goods
or for resale in the same year are called
B. when he is jobless
A. Capital Goods
C. when a person is incapable
B. Intermediate goods
D. when more people r employed then
needed C. final goods
D. none of above
206. Which of the following is the most appro-
priate meaning of underemployment? 212. What percentage of Indian population is
A. Workers are not paid for their work dependent on agriculture?

B. Workers are working less than what A. 65% of total population

they are capable of doing B. 53% of total population

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C. 40% of total population 218. Economic Survey is published by:

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B. Planning Commission
213. The Indian government currently bans
C. Government of India
foreign investment in
D. Indian Statistical Institute
A. atomic energy
B. the hospitality subsector 219. Which of the following economic activity
is not in the tertiary sector
C. electrical power
A. Banking
D. software engineering B. Bee-Keeping
214. Which of these are Structural reforms? C. Teaching

A. Short term measures D. Working in a call center

B. Improve the demand side of the econ- 220. Which one of the following economic ac-
omy tivities is not in the tertiary sector?

C. Remove growth bottle necks A. Banking

B. Bee keeping
D. Improving subsidy side of the econ-
omy C. Teaching
D. Working in a call centre
215. Which of the following is not matched cor-
rectly? 221. Disinvestment means selling of a public
investment to a
A. Rabi Crop Mustard, Cucumber
A. private enterprise
B. Rabi Crop Mustard, Barley
B. public enterprise
C. Zaid Crop Moong, vegetables
C. capital market
D. Kharif Crop Cotton D. departmental enterprise
216. Cotton is a product and cloth is a 222. In India in 1973-74, the two sectors that
product. significantly grew together were
A. Natural, manufactured A. Primary and secondary
B. Natural, final B. Primary and Tertiary

C. Final, manufactured C. Secondary and Tertiary

D. none of above
D. none of above
223. Name one functioning activity of the Ter-
217. MGNREGA guarantee job to poor for tiary sector?
A. 100 days A. Goods that are produced would need
B. 90 days to be transported by trucks or trains and
then sold in wholesale and retail shops
C. 60 days
B. This sector gradually became associ-
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C. Activities in which natural products 228. The task of measuring GDP is undertaken
are changed into other forms through by the
ways of manufacturing
A. central government
D. Produce a good by exploiting natural B. state government
resources
C. provincial government
224. Self reliance means D. all of the above
A. Avoiding imports

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229. Which of the following statements is not
B. Produce goods in India which are im- correct?
ported from abroad
A. The first Finance Commission was con-
C. Export promotion stituted in 1955
D. None of these B. Article 281 is related to the recommen-
dations of the Finance Commission
225. Which of the following statement is
C. The recommendations of the Finance
FALSE?
Commission are advisory to the Central
A. The growth of agriculture during re- Government, not binding
forms period decreased.
D. Finance Commission is constituted for
B. The growth of Industry during reforms 5 years
period decreased
230. Since when the service tax is being im-
C. Foreign Direct investment increased posed in India?
D. Growth of GDP decreased A. 1991
226. TISCO and RIL stands for B. 1999
A. Tata Iron and Steel Company Limited, C. 1994
Reliance Industries Limited D. 2001
B. Tata Iron and Soil Company Limited,
231. Who is known as the father of green rev-
Reliance Industries Limited
olution in India?
C. Tata Iron and Steel Company Limited,
A. Dr. Varghese Kurian
Reliance India Limited
B. Dr. M S Swaminathan
D. Tata Iron and Steel Company Limited,
Reliance Indian Limited C. Dr. Manmohan Singh
D. Dr. M S Ahluwalia
227. Choose the meaning of organised sector:
A. It covers those enterprises where the 232. Capitalist Economy is controlled and oper-
terms of employment are regular ated by

B. It is outside the control of the govern- A. Private sector

ment B. Public sector
C. Jobs are not regular C. Both A and B
D. It provides low salaries D. None of the above

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233. Distribution of working population 238. Tele communication is sun rise industry in
among different sectors of the economy India.
is called:

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A. True
A. occupational structure
B. False
B. output structure
C. Either true or false
C. population structure
D. Neither true nor false
D. gender structure.
239. Small and scatter units which are largely
234. What was the percentage of people liv- outside the control of the government, is
ing in village and deriving their livelihood called
from agriculture during British period in In-
A. Organised sector
dia?
B. Unorganized sector
A. 72%
C. Public sector
B. 88%
D. All of these
C. 79%
D. 25% 240. Railway is an example of:
A. Private Sector
235. What was the the literacy rate of India
on the eve of Independence? B. Public Sector
A. 30% C. Secondary Sector
B. 26% D. None of these
C. 15% 241. Assertion(A):Leela works five days a
D. 16% week, receives her income on the last day
of each month and gets medical facilities
236. The helicopter services to Oil and Natural from her firm.
Commission in its offshore operations are
A. Both A and R are true and R is the cor-
provided by:
rect explanation of A.
A. Air India
B. Both A and R are true and R is not the
B. Indian Airlines correct explanation of A
C. Pawanhans helicopters C. Assertion is true, but reason is false.
D. Alliance Air D. Assertion is false, but reason is true.

237. Which year is known as the”Year of 242. Indian economy at the time of indepen-
Great Divide” dence was a/an economy.
A. 1921 A. Industrial
B. 1951 B. agricultural
C. 1981 C. only (a) and not (b)
D. 1991 D. both (a) and (b)

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243. ASSERTION(A):Provision of facilities 247. What is the cost sharing between Centre
like education, electricity, health etc., and States under the Kasturba Gandhi Ba-
is a responsibility of a Private sec- lika Vidyalaya Scheme?
tor.REASON(R):It is the responsibility of A. 90:10
Companies to give funds and provide these
facilities. B. 50:50
C. 75:25
A. Both A and R are true, and R is the cor-
rect explanation of A. D. 25:75

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B. Both A and R are true, but R is not cor- 248. Which year is described as a “Year of
rect explanation of R great divide”?
C. A is true but R is false A. 1931
B. 1921
D. Both A and R are False
C. 1941
244. During the time of Indian independence D. 1911
what was the literacy rate?
249. What type of an economy does India
A. less than 15% have?
B. less than 16% A. Mixed
C. less than 18% B. Market
D. less than 12% C. Command
D. Traditional
245. Which of the following is a direct tax?
250. An Entrepreneur
A. Corporation tax
A. owns his/her own company
B. Custom duty
B. is a teacher
C. Excise duty C. works at Chick Fil A
D. Service tax D. is a NASCAR driver

246. Which was the main factor for the change 251. When was the planning commission set
from primary sector to the secondary sec- up?
tor? A. 1949
A. It was due to the introduction of new B. 1950
methods of manufacturing during indus- C. 1951
trial revolution.
D. 1850
B. It was due to the introduction of new
methods of manufacturing during green 252. Which sector of the indian economy was
revolution. affected the most by Demonetization?
A. Exports
C. It was due to the introduction of new
methods of irrigation during green revolu- B. Tourism
tion. C. Banking
D. none of above D. Labour

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253. Which of the following programs was C. Germany has third highest quota in the
launched LAST? IMF

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A. Mid-Day Meal Scheme D. Indian quota in the IMF stands at
B. Fabian-society System 2.79% of the total quotal quota

C. Public Distribution System 259. Which of the following policies may be

D. Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Em- used during a recession, to lower taxes?
ployment Guarantee Act A. Expansionary fiscal policy

254. Which state become the first ‘Nirmal B. Contractionary fiscal policy
State’in the India? C. Expansionary monetary policy
A. Assam D. Contractionary monetary policy
B. Tripura
260. Industrial policy 1991 was announced in
C. Meghalaya how many stages?
D. Sikkim A. 1
255. First Industrial resolution policy B. 2
A. 1948 C. 3
B. 1956 D. 4
C. 1977 261. Which of the following is not an activity
D. 1991 of organised sector
A. Casual labourer
256. Which is tha following is tha Banker of
Banks? B. Domestic workers
A. IDBI C. Construction workers
B. SBI D. A teacher teaching in a government
school
C. RBI
D. SBI and RBI 262. Which Indian company was bought over
by Cargill Foods-a large American MNC?
257. Which of the following explains the term
A. Amul
economic growth?
B. Britannia
A. Increase in per capita production
C. Agro Tech Foods Ltd.
B. Increase in per capita real income
D. Parakh Foods
C. Structural change in the economy
D. All of the above 263. Who is responsible for the supply of coins
in the India?
258. Which of the following statement is NOT
correct about the quota at the IMF? A. Reserve bank Of India

A. Voting power in the IMF is based on a B. Ministry of finance

quota system C. Ministry of commerce and industry
B. USA has highest quota in the IMF D. Banker’s association of India

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264. Which sector employs a mojority of peo- 269. The opening of Suez canal served as a di-
ple in India? rect route for ships operating between:
A. Agriculture sector A. India and America
B. Industrial sector B. India and Sri Lanka
C. Services sector C. India and Pakistan
D. all of the above D. India and Britain

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265. Cold weather in Florida has damaged this 270. Whiich Indian company was bought over
year’s orange crop. Farmers have only by Cargill Foods-a large American MNC?
half of the usual amount of oranges to sell. Pick out the name from the alternatives
What will happen to the price of oranges? provided
A. Price will go down A. Amul
B. Price may change B. Fun Foods Ltd.
C. Price will go up C. Agro Tech Foods Ltd.

D. Price may not change D. Parakh Foods

266. NREGA (National Rural Employment 271. What is extreme poverty?

Guarantee Act of 2005) has guaranteed A. Living on less than $10 per day
days of employment in a year in many
B. Living on less than $5 per day
districts of India. What are the correct
number of days? C. Living on less than $2.5 per day
A. 200 D. Living on less than $1.9 per day
B. 100 272. The sectors are classified into public and
C. 300 private sector on the basis of:

D. 150 A. Employment conditions

B. The nature of economic activities
267. The first official census of India occurred
in the year C. Number of workers employed

A. 1921 D. Ownership of enterprises

B. 1821 273. The kind of underemployment is hidden in

contrast to someone who does not have a
C. 1881
job is clearly visible as unemployed. It is
D. 1871 also called as

268. As per Niti Aayog jobs can be created A. Seasonal Unemployment

by improvement of education sector B. Structural Unemployment
A. 15 LAKH C. Disguised Unemployment
B. 10 LAKH D. Frictional Unemployment
C. 20 LAKH
274. Which of the following is not true of so-
D. 30 LAKH cial infrastructure?

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A. It includes the education and health 279. Which one of the following activities can
network be included in primary sector

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B. It is aimed at improving quality of life A. Giving loans to the farmers
C. It is an investment in human capital B. Making sugar from sugar cane
D. It is an investment in manufacturing C. cultivation of sugar cane
sector D. Providing storage facility for the
grains
275. In which year new economic reforms in-
troduced in India? 280. The place where goods and services are
A. 1981 exchanged
B. 1980 A. barter
C. 1991 B. currency
D. 1990 C. market
D. resource
276. If tax is imposed on Chinese toys, what
will happen? 281. Economic growth can be measured by
A. Chinese toy-makers will benefit A. The CPI
B. Indian toy-makers will prosper B. The CBI
C. Chinese toys will remain cheap C. GDP
D. Indian consumers will buy more Chi- D. MPC
nese toys
282. Who is the current Chief Executive Officer
277. What is the secondary sector? of the NITI Aayog of India?
A. Production of a good by exploiting nat- A. Dr. Rajiv Kumar
ural resources B. Shri Amitabh Kant
B. Activities in which natural products C. Prof. Ramesh Chand
are changed into other forms through
ways of manufacturing D. Shri Bibek Debroy

C. Activities, by themselves, do not pro- 283. period of 2nd five year policy
duce a good but they are an aid or support A. 1951-56
for the production process.
B. 1956-61
D. Mineral excavation
C. 1961-66
278. In which year did the government decide D. 1966-71
to remove barriers on foreign trade and in-
vestment in India? 284. The tertiary sector is also called
A. 1993 A. Secondary sector
B. 1992 B. Service sector
C. 1991 C. Industrial sector
D. 1990 D. Primary sector

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285. Which of the following has played a big 290. Ownership of asset and delivery of ser-
role in organising production across the vices is in the hands of private individuals
country? or companies, known as
A. WTO A. Public sector
B. Domestic companies B. Private sector
C. Organised sector
C. Information technology
D. All of these
D. Consumers

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291. Most number of people or majority pro-
286. Which of the following statements best portions of population of India was in-
describes economic development? volved in which kind of economic activity
A. It always accompanies economic on the eve of independence
growth A. Agriculture
B. It indicates the increase in GDP B. Manufacturing

C. It is reflected in the quality of life of C. Services

the people D. All of these
D. It is a quantitative concept 292. in Gujarat is an example of Tidal Port
A. Kandla
287. where r most of the people employed
B. Paradwip
A. primary
C. Marmagao
B. secondary
D. none of above
C. tertiary
293. the task of measuring GDP is undertaken
D. none of these by
A. district govt
288. Land reforms were successful in the fol-
lowing because these states had govern- B. central govt
ment committed to the policy of ‘land to C. state govt
the tiller’ D. local govt
A. kerala
294. only private interference is exist in which
B. west bengal type of economy
C. karnataka A. mixed
D. both a and b B. capitalist
E. both b and c C. other
D. none of above
289. Public health is a liability of
295. NITI Aayog was formed on?
A. Private Sector
A. 1 January 2014
B. Primary Sector B. 1 January 2015
C. Government C. 1 July 2015
D. All of these D. 1 July 2014

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296. what is the other name of primary sector 302. Which of the below is an example of un-
A. service sector organised sector?

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B. agriculture sector A. A teacher teaching in school
C. industrial B. a headload worker carrying a bag of
cement on his back in a market
D. activity
C. A factory worker going to work in a big
297. Which of the following is a tertiary sector factory
activity?
D. none of above
A. Nursing
303. relationship exists between water,
B. Making pots
sanitation, health, nutrition and human
C. Food processing well-being.
D. All of the above A. Direct
298. What can cause a country to have a low B. Indirect
literacy rate: C. Constant
A. Lack of quality of education D. All
B. Lack of learning material and institu-
tions 304. Ford Motors entered the Indian automo-
bile business in collaboration with which
C. Lack of resources
Indian manufacturer?
D. All of the above
A. Mahindra and Mahindra
299. Development is about B. Tata Motors
A. Building large cities C. Maruti Suzuki
B. People getting richer D. Hindustan Motors
C. Improving peoples quality of life
305. The most common route for investments
D. Making people happier by MNCs in countries around the world is
300. What type of unemployment is found in to
the agriculture sector of India? A. set up new factories
A. Disguised Unemployment B. buy existing local companies
B. Voluntary unemployment C. form partnership with local companies
C. Frictional unemployment
D. None of the above D. none of above

301. What do you mean by Quotas? 306. NO.18 GREEN REVOLUTION RESULTING
FROM
A. The quantity of goods which can be ex-
ported A. NONE
B. The quantity of goods which can be Im- B. TRADITIONAL IRRIGATION FACILI-
ported TIES
C. Both (a) and ((b) C. USE OF MANURES
D. None of these D. HYV SEEDS

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307. Identify the natural product from the list C. 1995

of items given below: D. 1996
A. Textile
313. Who is the governor of RBI at present.
B. Wheat flour
A. Urjit Patel
C. Cotton
B. Shakti Kant Das
D. Tomtao sauce
C. Raghuram Rajan
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D. Manmohan Singh
year in the history of demography or pop-
ulation growth of India 314. Economic infrastructure includes:
A. 1881 A. communication
B. 1911 B. banking
C. 1921 C. power
D. 1991 D. all of these.

309. We classify economic activities into on or- 315. The FDI limit in the insurance sector in In-
ganised and unorganised sector on the ba- dia is?
sis of A. 100 %
A. nature of activity B. 79%
B. Working conditions C. 49%
C. Ownership D. 26%
D. All of the above 316. what is an economy?
310. National Highway No 1between Delhi A. An Economy is the system of produc-
and Amritsar is also known as- tion, distribution and consumption.
A. Aurangzeb Marg B. An Economy is the system of produc-
tion.
B. Sher Shah Suri Marg
C. An Economy is the system of distribu-
C. Nagarhauli marg
tion.
D. Rohtang Marg
D. An Economy is the system of consump-
311. The Konkan railway has connected places tion.
situated
317. The fiscal crisis faced by the Indian econ-
A. along the east coast of India omy in 1990s was caused primarily by?
B. in the Himalayas A. Widening gap between imports and ex-
C. along the west coast of India port
D. in the north-eastern region of the coun- B. Difference between savings and in-
try vestments
C. Widening gap between government ex-
312. When was Navratna Policy announced penditure and revenue
A. 1992 D. Difference between aggregate de-
B. 1991 mand and aggregate supply

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318. Assertion(A):Rakesh is an educated and 322. Conversion of raw material into finished
skilled worker who earns a high monthly products is an activity of
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A. Primary sector
in a city.
B. Secondary sector
A. Both A and R are true and R is the cor-
rect explanation of A. C. Tertiary sector
B. Both A and R are true and R is not the D. All of the above
correct explanation of A
323. The most important infrastructure during
C. Assertion is true, but reason is false. the British Rule in India was:
D. Assertion is false, but reason is true. A. Airways
319. In the last 100 years there is a shift in B. Railways
the developed economies and societies to- C. Waterways
wards the
D. None of the above
A. Primary sector due to advanced agri-
cultural techniques and greater demand 324. Another name for secondary sector is
due to population increase A. primary sector
B. Secondary sector as new methods of B. tertiary sector
manufacturing were introduced and facto-
ries were employing huge work force to C. service sector
produce goods at cheaper rates. D. industrial sector
C. Tertiary Sector as most of the work-
325. Launching of Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojna
ing people are using their time and energy
is related to the:
to establish connectivity between Primary
and Secondary sectors for smoother run A. Vallabh Bhai Patel
of the economies. B. Deen Dayal Upadhyay
D. none of above C. Mahatma Gandhi
320. Schedule C industries development were D. Jai Prakash Narayan
left to:
326. This helps to create an opportunity for
A. Public sector the producers to reach beyond the domes-
B. Private sector tic market
C. Both (a) and (b) A. Foreign trade
D. None of these B. Domestic trade
321. Assertion(A):In India, the primary sector C. Internal trade
is the largest employer. D. Trade barrier
A. Both A and R are true and R is the cor-
327. Two causes of poverty are:
rect explanation of A.
A. Weather and economics
B. Both A and R are true and R is not the
correct explanation of A. B. Discrimination and economics
C. A is true but R is false. C. Economics and natural disasters
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328. FIND THE ODD ONE OUT 334. What is the base year to calculate the Na-
A. TEACHER tional income in India?
B. DOCTOR A. 2004-05
C. VEGETABLE VENDOR B. 2010-11
D. LAWYER C. 2014-15

329. The Village and Small-Scale Industries D. 2011-12

committee also called the Karve commit-

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335. Most of the housewives from middle
tee was constituted for the development class families in India put in hard work in
of small-scale industries in doing the domestic chores. In which of the
A. 1950 following categories will you place their
B. 1954 unpaid services?
C. 1955 A. Primary agricultural sector
D. 1956 B. Secondary industrial sector

330. Which one of the following is not the C. Tertiary service sector
means of mass communication? D. None of the above
A. Cards and envelopes
336. Over the 40 years between 1973-74 and
B. Radio 2013-14, while production in all the 3 sec-
C. Newspaper tors has increased, it has increased the
most in(choose the most appropriate op-
D. Films
tion)
331. Which was the last Five years plan in In- A. Tertiary sector
dia
B. Primary sector
A. Eleventh plan
C. Service sector
B. Twelfth plan
D. Tertiary or service sector
C. Thirteenth Plan
D. Fourteenth Plan 337. Removing barriers or restrictions set by
the government is called
332. Small Scale industries face competition
from A. Liberalization
A. Rising prices B. Globalisation
B. Cheap imports C. Privatisation
C. Exports D. Nationalism
D. Subsidy 338. Who presented the 1st 5-year plan of the
333. Green Revolution resulting from: country?
A. Traditional Irrigation facilities A. Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru
B. Use of manure B. Sardar Ballabh Patel
C. HYV seeds C. Dr. Rajendra Prasad
D. None of these D. None of these

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339. Which of the following is known as the C. Gross Domestic Product

Paper Gold?
D. None of these

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A. US Dollar
B. Pound 345. Globalization is not supported by

C. Demand draft A. Privatization

D. Special Drawing Right B. Liberalization

C. Information and communication tech-
340. The Public Distribution System helps dis-
nology
tribute
D. None of these
A. grains
B. vegetables 346. Which of the following activities is NOT
C. electricity part of the primary sector?

D. clothing A. Forestry
B. Fishing
341. Black revolution is related to the
C. Banking
A. Fish Production
B. Crude Oil Production D. Mining

C. Fertilizer Production 347. Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are being

D. Mustard Production set up to attract
A. foreign tourists
342. Which of the following measures did not
form a part of fiscal corrections in 1991? B. foreign investment
A. Lowering of CRR and SLR C. foreign goods
B. Lowering of bank rate D. foreign policies
C. Raising CRR and SLR
348. Liberalization does not include
D. Restricting imports of a essential com-
modities A. Removing trade barriers
B. Liberal policies
343. MNCs are investing in India because of
C. Introducing quota system
A. the cheaper production costs D. Disinvestment
B. Plenty of raw materials
349. What is happening with the import of Chi-
C. good government policies nese toys in India?
D. none of above A. Indian toys are selling more
344. The value of all goods and services pro- B. Indian consumers are buying less
duced within a country in a certain year is C. Indian consumers are getting more
called its: choice at cheaper rates
A. National Product D. Chinese consumers are falling short of
B. Net Domestic Product choice

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350. What was the immediate crisis India 355. PRODUCTION OF A COMMODITY,
faced in the beginning of the 1990s MOSTLY THROUGH THE NATURAL PRO-
CESS, IS AN ACTIVITY IN
A. Inflation
A. PRIMARY
B. Debt Trap
B. SECONDARY
C. Foreign exchange crisis
C. TERTIARY
D. All of the above
D. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

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351. More than half of India’s foreign trade
356. Which is the primary objective of eco-
during the British rule was restricted to:
nomic planning in India?
A. China A. Reducing Inequalities of income
B. Britain B. Abolition of poverty
C. Korea C. Growth with social justice
D. Sri Lanka D. Removing unemployment

352. Choose one correct statement from the 357. Where are the employment and non-
following:Underemployment occurs- employment figures taken from to study
the data?
A. when people are not willing to work.
A. NITI Aayog
B. when people are working slowly.
B. National Statistical Office (NSO)
C. when people are working less than
what they are capable of doing. C. Real-Time Handbook of Statistics on
Indian Economy.
D. when people are not paid for their jobs
D. Statistics information Bureau
353. Which of the following examples does
358. Pick the odd one out
not fall under unorganized sector?
A. Delhi metro Rail corporation
A. A farmer irrigating his field.
B. Delhi transport Corporation
B. A daily wage labourer working for a
contractor C. Reliance Industries
D. Air India
C. A doctor in a hospital treating a pa-
tient. 359. is also called Tertiary sector.
D. A handloom weaver working on a loom A. Manufacturing sector
in her house.
B. Agriculture sector
354. How much income did tourism generate in C. Services sector
2010 during the commonwealth games? D. Industrial sector
A. $16.9 million
360. In disguised unemployment we see that
B. $1.69 million
C. $16.9 billion A. few people are working
D. $1.69 billion B. labour effort is divided

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C. All are working and they are fully em- 366. Which of the following regions is suitable
ployed to construct railway lines?

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tial
B. Garo, Khasi and Jaintia Hills
361. find the odd one out
C. The Northern Plains
A. teacher
D. Rajasthan desert
B. doctor
C. vegetable vendor 367. Arrange the following taxes in descend-
ing order according to the amount collected
D. lawyer
by the Government.1. Income tax 2. Cor-
362. Infosys (IT) and TATA Motors (Automo- poration tax3. Service tax 4. Excise duty-
bile) are examples of Indian- Codes
A. Domestic Companies A. 1 > 2> 3>4
B. Local Companies B. 2 > 1 > 3>4
C. Multi Sectoral Companies C. 2 > 1 > 4> 3
D. Multinational Corporations (MNCs) D. 1 > 2> 4> 3
363. Underemployment is a situation where
people: 368. Globalisation has led to higher standards
of living of:
A. do not want to work
A. well-off consumers
B. are not paid of their work
C. are working in a lazy manner B. poor consumers

D. are working less than what they are ca- C. big producers
pable of doing D. small producers
364. World Trade Organisation (WTO) was
369. Which sector has grown by 11 times in
started at the initiative of which one of
recent years
the following group of countries?
A. Developed A. Tertiary Sector
B. Developing B. Primary Sector
C. Under Developed C. Secondary Sector
D. Poor D. none of above
365. Legally stipulated Maximum size beyond
370. Which of the following sector contribute
which no individual farmer can hold any
highest to India’s National Income?
land:
A. Service Sector
A. Tenancy Reform
B. Land consolidation B. Agriculture Sector
C. Abolition of intermediaries C. Secondary Sector
D. Land Ceiling D. Foreign Trade

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371. Which one of the following terms is used 376. Most of the workers in sector enjoy
to describe trade between two or more job security.
countries? A. Organised
A. Internal trade B. Private
B. International trade C. Unorganised
C. External trade D. Public
D. Local trade 377. National Income in India is estimated by:-

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372. The MGNREGA implemented in A. Planning Commission
B. Reserve Bank of India
A. 2004
C. Finance Ministry
B. 2005
D. Central Statistical Organization
C. 2006
378. Which steps are treated as trade
D. 2007
barriers-
373. Which organisation support liberalisation A. Decrease in foreign trade
of foreign trade and investment in India? B. Decision regarding what kind of goods
A. International labour organisation imported
(ILO) C. decision regarding How much of goods
B. World Bank imported
D. All of these
C. World Trade organisation
D. International monetary fund 379. Introduction of tariff policy by the
Britishers led to the decay of Indian hand-
374. Who was the Chairman of the Indian’s icraft industries.
First Five Year Plan? A. Zamindari
A. P. C. Mahalanobis B. Modernization
B. Mahatmas Gandhi C. Discriminatory
C. Jawaharlal Nehru D. None of these
D. None of these 380. Under employment occurs when people
A. Dont want to work
375. The full form of NREGP is:
B. Are not paid for their work
A. National Rural Employment Gurrantee
Policy C. Are not skilled
D. Are working less than they are capable
B. National Rural Employment Gurrantee
of
Program
C. National Rural Employer Gurrantee 381. What are the positive impact of Liberali-
Policy sation?

D. National Rural Employer Gurrantee A. Increase in GDP

program B. Increase in Production

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C. Technological Advancement 387. Government owns most of the assets and

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A. Private Sector
E. All of these
B. Public Sector
382. What you mean by tariffs? C. Organised Sector
A. Tax Imposed on Imported Goods D. Tertiary Sector
B. Tax Imposed on exported goods
388. Which sector is also called as service sec-
C. Tax Imposed on starting an Industry tor?
D. None of these A. Secondary sector
B. Primary sector
383. too many people working on one area of
land C. Tertiary sector
A. under-employed D. None of these

B. over-employed 389. Total investment in public sector unit in

1951 was
C. disguised employment
A. 25 crores
D. none of above
B. 100 crores
384. Hidden unemployment is also called C. 29 crores
A. Seasonal Unemployment D. 11, 08, 331 crores
B. Disguised Unemployment
390. GDP of a country is based on
C. Educational Unemployment A. Total value of goods and services
D. None of these B. Final value of goods and services
385. Farmers in California have had wonderful C. Initial value of goods and services
weather. They have produced the largest D. All of these
crop of watermelons in years. What will
happen to the price of watermelons? 391. Literacy rate of a country affects its stan-
dard of living of the people
A. Price will go down
A. True
B. Price will go up
B. False
C. Price may change
C. Maybe
D. Price remains unaffected
D. Dont know
386. When was New Economic Policy intro- 392. This quiz based on Sectors of Indian econ-
duced in India omy chapter is prepared by
A. 1991 A. R P Rao KV NEPA BARAPANI
B. 1981 B. SANDEEP TIWARY KV NEPA BARAPANI
C. 1995 C. JAGDEV SUTHAR KV NEPA BARAPANI
D. 2000 D. MEWA LAL KV NEPA BARAPANI

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393. Which of the following is NOT a feature B. January 1980

of a Multi-National Company? C. June 1975
A. It owns/controls production in more D. February 1996
than one nation.
B. It sets up factories where it is close to 398. Deregulation of Industries is a feature of
the markets economic reforms introduce in 1991 in In-
dia.
C. It organises production in complex
A. True

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ways.
D. It employs labour only from its own B. False
country. C. None of these
394. private and public sectors run in which D. none of above
economy system
399. Which one is false?
A. socialist
A. MNCs acquire small companies to ex-
B. mixed pand production
C. capitalist B. MNCs enter into joint venture to enter
D. both socialist and capitalist into foreign markets

395. Gross domestic capital formation is de- C. MNCS offer subsidy to the small scale
fined as industries

A. net addition to stock after depreciation D. MNCs set up own production center in
foreign countries
B. Flow of expenditure devoted to in-
creased or maintaining of the capital 400. d largest economy in the world as per pur-
stock chase power parity
C. expenditure incurred on physical as- A. US
sets only
B. China
D. production exceeding demand
C. Germany
396. Which of the following is not applicable D. India
for a worker, who works in the organised
sector? 401. Which of the following was the main fea-
tures of Indian economy on the eve of in-
A. She gets a regular salary at the end of
dependence?
the month
A. Semi-feudal economy
B. She is not paid for leave
B. Urbanized economy
C. She gets medical allowance
C. Industrial economy
D. She got an appointment letter stating
the terms and conditions of work when D. All of these
she joins work.
402. Which of the following policies may be
397. In which year the MRTP Act has been used to increase money supply and lower
started? interest rates?
A. June 1970 A. Expansionary fiscal policy

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B. Contractionary fiscal policy 408. How many sectors are there in an econ-
C. Expansionary monetary policy omy from these-Primary, Secondary and
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A. Two
403. What is the full form of SSA? B. Three
A. Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan C. One
B. Sarva Seva Abhiyan D. None of these
C. Social Shiksha Abhiyan 409. Which of the following country is not the
D. Social Service Abhiyan member of the WTO?
A. Iran
404. The latest devaluation of rupee was done
in which of the following year? B. Azerbaijan
A. 1990 C. Belarus
B. 1981 D. None of these
C. 1991 410. MNCs do not increase
D. 1997 A. Competition
B. Price war
405. The Golden Quadrilateral Super High-
ways connect C. Quality
A. Delhi-Silchar-Madurai and Gandhina- D. None of the above
gar
411. What was the condition of India’s foreign
B. Srinagar-Kanyakumari-Bhopal & Alla- trade under British rule
habad A. Net importer of raw materials
C. Delhi-Mumbai-Chennai and Kolkata B. Net exporter of raw materials
D. Kashmir-Kanyakumari C. Net importer of finished goods
406. Globalisation has led to to improvement D. Both b and c
in living conditions
412. Occupational Structure refers to:
A. of all the people
A. Nature of workforce
B. of people in the developed countries B. Size of workforce
C. of workers in the developing countries C. Number of people living in a country
D. none of the above D. Distribution of workforce among dif-
ferent occupations.
407. Both TISCO and Reliance Industries are
owned by: 413. Difference between the total value of ex-
A. The government ports and imports is called.
B. Private company A. Balance of Payment
C. A cooperative society B. Balance of Trade
D. Jointly by private companies and the C. Surplus Budget
govt. D. Deficit Balance

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414. Which was the most important infrastruc- B. New pattern of demand
ture developed during the British rule? C. British tariff policy
A. Railways D. all of these
B. Air transport
420. Which state has the highest literacy rates
C. Water transport
in India
D. Roadways.
A. Kerala

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415. In 2013-14, the sector that contributed B. Karnataka
highest to the GDP was
C. Tamil Nadu
A. Primary
D. Andhra Pradesh
B. secondary
C. tertiary 421. Devaluation of a currency means

D. none of above A. fixing the value of currency in multilat-

eral consultation with the IMF, the World
416. How do big private companies contribute Bank and major trading partners
in the development of a nation? B. fixing the value of the currency in con-
A. By increasing the demands for their junction with the movement in the value of
products through advertisements a basket of pre-determined currencies
B. By increasing their profits. C. permitting the currency to seek its
C. By increasing productivity of the coun- worth in the international market
try in the manufacturing of industrial D. reduction in the value of a currency vis-
goods a-vis major internationally traded curren-
D. By providing private hospital facilities cies
for the rich.
422. Back ward economy is the one which
417. Directive Planning is pursued under:- shows:
A. Capitalist Economy A. high growth in income.
B. Socialist Economy B. low level of productivity.
C. Mixed Economy C. slow growth in income.
D. None of these D. both (a) and (b)

418. In which year the National Rural Health 423. Which of the following activities are cov-
Mission started in India? ered in the secondary sector?
A. 2002 A. It generates services rather than
B. 2003 goods

C. 2004 B. Natural products are changed through

manufacturing
D. 2005
C. Goods are produced by exploiting nat-
419. What was the reason of decay of Indian ural resources
handicrafts in the colonial period D. It includes agriculture, forestry, and
A. Competition from man-made machines mining

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424. Which of the following is not included in 430. New Economic Policy was Introduced in
land reforms? the year

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A. use of high yielding variety of seeds A. 1990
B. abolition of intermediaries B. 1991
C. the change in ownership of landhold- C. 1992
ings
D. 1993
D. land ceiling
431. Which sector provides basic services
425. Which country shares the highest percent-
A. Tertiary
age of Indian Imports
B. Secondary
A. USA
B. UAE C. Primary

C. CHINA D. none of above

D. BRITAIN 432. Where is the headquarter of the SEBI?

426. Full forme of NIT. A. Delhi
A. National Institutes of Tata B. Bengaluru
B. National Indian Technology C. Chennai
C. National Institutes of Technology D. Mumbai
D. Nirma Tata 433. In MRTP, P stand for
427. Which of the following is not a means of A. Policy
communication? B. Practical
A. radio C. Practice
B. press D. Political
C. roads
434. Who determines the eligibility of mem-
D. films bers of the Finance Commission?
428. MGNREGA 2005 guarantees how many A. President
days of employment in a year?
B. Parliament
A. 95 days
C. Law Minister
B. 105 days
D. Prime Minister
C. 90 days
435. TRYSEM” a Programme made for the:
D. 100 days
A. Employment to Rural youths
429. MGNREGA was implemented in
B. Employment to Urban youths
A. 1990
C. Development of nutrition intake in the
B. 1998 food of poor of the country.
C. 2000 D. Providing road connectivity to the vil-
D. 2005 lages.

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436. What is the nature of India ‘s First Five 442. What was the aim of forming Karve Com-
Year Plan? mittee in 1955?
A. State Oriented A. To improve technology
B. Center Oriented B. To develop large scale industries
C. Both (a) and ((b) C. To develop small scale industries
D. None of these D. None of the above

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437. Per Capital Income = 443. GDP is the total value of:
A. National Income A. All goods and services
Population
B. All final goods and services
B. National Income
Population × 100
Gross Domestic Pr oduct
C. All intermediate groups and services
C. National Income
D. All intermediate and final groups and
National Income × 100
GDP
D. services
438. Service is both 444. The motive of Private sector enterprises
A. tangible is:

B. intangible A. Profit making

C. physical product B. Entertainment

D. both 1 and 2 C. Social welfare and security

D. None of these
439. Cargill Foods, an MNC has bought over
which indigenous Indian company? 445. What does GDP refer to
A. Amul A. The value of goods and services pro-
duced by a country
B. Britannia
B. The number of people living in a coun-
C. Parakh Foods
try
D. Dabur
C. The average wage of the population
440. Information and technology is a part of D. Its how many points the country has
A. tertiary sector gained on the HDI from the previous year.

B. primary sector 446. The service sector includes activities such

as:
C. secondary sector
A. agriculture, dairy, fishing and forestry
D. all of these
B. making sugar, gur and bricks
441. MGNERGA guarantees jobs to poor for
C. transport, communication and banking
D. None of these
A. 50
B. 100 447. The process of rapid integration or inter-
connection between countries through free
C. 200 trade, free mobility of capital and labour is
D. 500 called

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C. Globalisation D. Deregulation of interest rates
D. Privatisation 453. expand bse
448. GATT stands for A. Bombay stock exchange
A. Genral Agreement on Trade and Tariff B. Bombay service of electricity
B. Government Association for Trade and C. Business services of entrepreneur
Tariff
D. Business socializing of entrepreneur’s
C. General Agreement on terms of Trade
454. Converting iron ore to steel is a part of
D. Government Agreement on terms of
Trade A. primary activity

449. Which of the following is the biggest pro- B. secondary activity

gramme launched for school children and C. tertiary activity
has been very successful?
D. all of these
A. Antyodaya Yojana
B. Food for Work 455. Which of the following industry was ad-
versely affected by partition:
C. Mid Day Meal
A. Silk
D. ASHA
B. Jute
450. Which of the following State Govern-
C. Cotton
ment launched jawahar knowledge centre
to train rural youth? D. Nylon
A. Delhi 456. Subsidies are
B. Karanataka
A. rights to increase trade with Great
C. Andhra Pradesh Britain and her colonies
D. Tamil Nadu B. extra payments or bonuses to grow or
produce certain crops.
451. In 1991 Government of India adopted
New Economic Policy and remove barriers C. permission to trade directly with other
on foreign trade and investment. countries.
A. False D. land payments which made it easier to
B. True remain in the colony.

C. None of these 457. To protect goods produced in India from

D. none of above imports, government made use of:
A. Quotas
452. Capital market reforms includes which of
the following factor? B. Tariffs
A. Setting up of SEBI C. Export promotion
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458. Globalisation will result in B. pakistan

A. more competition among producers C. china
B. less competition among producers D. russia
C. no change in competition among pro- 464. If a person is ready to work at the pre-
ducers vailing wage rate in the market, but he is
D. none of the above unable to find the work, then what type
of unemployment would it be called?

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459. In terms of GDP the share of tertiary sec-
A. Voluntary unemployment
tor in 2003 is
B. Involuntary unemployment
A. between 20 per cent to 30 per cent
C. Seasonal unemployment
B. between 30 per cent to 40 per cent
D. None of the above
C. between 50 per cent to 60 per cent
465. Which sector is also called as industrial
D. 70 per cent
sector?
460. What is full form of GDP A. Primary sector
A. Government Domestic Product B. Secondary sector
B. Government Direct Production C. Tertiary sector
C. Gross Direct Production D. None of these
D. Gross Domestic Product 466. Which one of the following refers to in-
461. Which article of the Constitution envis- vestment?
ages Budget? A. The money spent on religious cere-
A. Article 280 monies
B. The money spent on social customs
B. Article 110
C. The money spent to buy assets such as
C. Article 360
land
D. Article 112
D. The money spent on household goods
462. Employment figures of a country are 467. Rapid integration and connection be-
based on data collected from 5-yearly sur- tween countries is known as
vey on employment and unemployment.
Which organisation conducts this survey? A. Liberalisation

A. NSSO-National Sample Survey Organi- B. Investment

sation C. Globalisation
B. NREGA 2005-National Rural Employ- D. Interrelation
ment Guarantee Act, 2005
468. What is the minimum weightage of life
C. ILO-International Labour Organisation expectancy in HDI?
D. Census of India A. 20%
463. Which one of the following countries has B. 25%
the largest telecom network in Asia? C. 75%
A. India D. 100%

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469. Which options are not the correct ones 474. The apex body for formulating plans and
for the given statement? Industrial or the coordinating research work in agriculture
manufacturing sector is the secondary sec- and allied fields is

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A. It converts the raw material from the ral Development (NABARD)
primary sector to products consumable by B. Indian Council of Agricultural Re-
humans search
B. It goes through various stages of C. State Trading Corporation
transformation in factories, mills or in
D. State Trading Corporation
workshop
C. It significantly contributes to the GDP 475. house wife teaching her children

D. It absorbs part of the workforce into A. economic activity

its fold from the primary and other sec- B. public sector
tors. C. non-economic activity
470. :Which of the following two programmes D. private sector
are merged with MGNREGA? 476. Optimum Population is that ideal popula-
A. SGRY & NFFWP tion which provides
B. SGRY & SJSY A. Minimum Income per head
C. NFFWP & JRY B. Maximum Income per head
D. None of thes C. Average Income per head
D. None of the above
471. In which year first official census was un-
dertaken in India? 477. In which year was the Planning commis-
A. 1991 sion set up in India?
A. 1947
B. 1881
B. 1948
C. 1871
C. 1949
D. 1851
D. 1950
472. Find the odd one out
478. What is full form Of SEZ
A. Tourist guide
A. Security Expert Zone
B. Dhobi
B. Special Economic Zone
C. Tailor
C. Surrounding Extraordinary Zone
D. Potter D. Secret Export Zone
473. Improvement in transport has helped in 479. Which committee give contribution for
promotion of small scale industries?
A. globalisation A. Alla banai
B. liberalisation B. Abid Hussain
C. privatisation C. Azim Hussain
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480. What is MGNREGA? When was it imple- B. Third Five Year Plan
mented? C. Fourth Five Year Plan
A. Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Em-
D. Fifth Five Year Plan
ployment Guarantee Act, 2007
B. Mahatma Gandhi National Right Em- 485. What are the advantages of globalisa-
ployment Guarantee Act, 2004 tion?
C. Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Em- A. Improvement in technology

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ployment Guarantee Act, 2005 B. Competition among producers
D. Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Em- C. Creation of new job opportunities
ployment Guarantee Association, 2005
D. Availability of international market
481. Who is considered to be the architect of
E. All of these
indian planning?
A. William Digby 486. GDP is the total value of produced
during a particular year
B. P.C. Mahalanobis
C. Dada bhai Naroji A. all intermediate goods and services

D. R.C.Desai B. all final goods and services

C. all goods and services
482. What is the main motive behind the in-
vestments of MNCs? D. none of above
A. The main motive is to increase their as- 487. Which of the following sentences would
sets and earn profits. best describe the Indian economy in
B. The main motive is the welfare of the 1991?
poor people. A. High inflation, low foreign exchange re-
C. The main motive of an MNCs is to of- serve
fer financial support to the government of B. Low inflation, low foreign exchange re-
their country. serves
D. The main motive is to benefit foreign C. High current account deficit, fiscal sur-
countries plus
483. GDP I is the sum of D. Current account surplus, huge fiscal
A. All the goods and services produced in deficit
a year
488. Which of the following is not the objec-
B. All the final goods and services pro- tive of the WTO?
duced in a year
A. To improve the standard of living of
C. All the intermediate goods produced in peoples of the member countries
a year
B. To enlarge production and trade of
D. all the services produced in a year goods
484. After which Five Year Plan, there were C. To protect environment
three annual Plan? D. To improve the Balance of Payment sit-
A. Second Five Year Plan uation of the member countries

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489. According to Industrial Policy Resolution, 494. Primary sector is also known as
1956, following industries were part of A. Agriculture Sector
Schedule A:

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A. Arms and ammunition
C. Natural Sector
B. Chemical industry
D. Agriculture and related sector
C. atomic energy
D. railways 495. Poultry is concerned with

E. shipbuilding A. Primary sector

B. Secondary Sector
490. which is the most important sector
C. Tertiary Sector
A. primary
D. Organised Sector
B. tertiary
496. In the Private sector, the ownership lies
C. secondary
in the hands of
D. none of above
A. Private properties
491. pick the odd one B. private companies
A. Delhi metro Rail corporation C. Government
B. Delhi transport Corporation D. State
C. Satyam Computers 497. Which of the following sector does not
D. Air india comes under the service sector in India?
A. Real estate
492. Mining as a production activity, belongs
to sector of the economy. B. Transport

A. Primary C. Restaurants & hotels

B. Secondary D. Formation of electronic television

C. Tertiary 498. The first phase of green revolution

D. None of these. spanned approximately between
A. mid 1950s upto mid 1960s
493. “MNCs keep in mind certain factors be-
B. mid 1960s upto mid 1970s
fore setting up production”. Identify the
incorrect option from the choices given be- C. 1980s
low D. 1960-1970
A. Availability of cheap skilled and un-
skilled labour 499. Example of Public Sectors are

B. Proximity to markets A. TISCO

C. Presence of a large number of local B. RIL

competitors C. Railways
D. Favourable government policies D. Post Office

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500. Union Budget of India is presented by 505. According to Abid Hussain committee the
whom and in which house/ houses of the investment limit for tiny enterprises was
Parliament? raised from 2 lakhs to
A. Finance Minister of India; Lok Sabha A. 3 lakhs
B. Prime Minister of India; Rajya Sabha B. 4 lakhs

C. Cabinet Secretary; Both Lok Sabha and C. 5 lakhs

Rajya Sabha D. 25 lakhs

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D. President of India; in joint session of 506. BMI refers
Parliament
A. Bio Metrics Intelligence
501. when we include intermediate goods in B. Broad Meter Index
the estimation of GDP we face the prob- C. Broad Massive Intelligence
lems like:
D. Body Mass Index
A. Double accounting
507. WTO stands for
B. Unemployment
A. World Tennis Organization
C. Poverty
B. World Trade Office
D. Overestimation of GDP
C. World Trade Organization
502. In India, which one among the following D. World Trade center
formulates the fiscal policy?
508. Who regulates finance market in India?
A. Planning Commission
A. Ministry of finance
B. Finance Commission
B. Reserve bank of India
C. Ministry of Finance
C. Ministry of trade and commerce
D. The Reserve Bank of India D. SEBI
503. which sector has considerably grown in 509. production of commodity mostly through
recent years natural process is an activity of
A. primary A. information technology sector
B. secondary B. primary sector
C. teritary C. secondary sector

D. public sector D. tertiary sector

510. Which of the following sectors has re-

504. Which of the following is not a goal of
ceived the highest FDI equity investment
five year plan?
in India during 2019?
A. Growth A. Retail
B. Equality B. Telecommunication
C. Land reforms C. Banking
D. Modernisation D. Software

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511. In which year was the GDP growth rate 516. How many members are in the Finance
in India at its highest? Commission of India?
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B. 2010 B. 4
C. 5
C. 2011
D. 6
D. 2008
517. India was merely an exporter of which
512. In recent years, India is earning large for- kind of products on the eve of indepen-
eign exchange through the export of which dence
of the following? A. agricultural products
A. Ores and Minerals B. Capital goods
B. Information Technology C. Primary sector products
C. Agricultural Products D. None of these

D. Electrical goods 518. Central government in India made a law,

implementing the Right to Work in how
513. The sector of the economy that has be- many districts of India?
come the least contributor to GDP in recent A. 150 districts
years is
B. 200 districts
A. Primary sector C. 250 districts
B. Secondary sector D. 625 districts
C. Tertiary sector 519. What was the life expectancy in India
D. none of above during British rule?
A. 65
514. The sectors are classified into public and
B. 38
private on the basis of
C. 45
A. employment conditions
D. 32
B. the nature of economic activity
520. When we produce a good by exploiting
C. ownership of enterprises natural resources, it is an activity of the:
D. number of workers employed in the en- A. Secondary sector
terprise s
B. Tertiary sector
515. Land reforms primarily refer to: C. Primary sector
A. change in the ownership of landhold- D. Organised sector
ings 521. Planning Commission was set up in
B. abolition of intermediaries A. 1948
C. use of technology in agriculture B. 1950
D. fixing the maximum size of land which C. 1951
could be owned by individual D. 1952

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522. Which of the following provisions makes 527. In the last decade, which one among the
NREGA as the Right To Work following sectors has attracted the high-
est foreign direct investment inflows into
A. Increase in land productivity has been
India?
given the preference
A. Chemicals other than fertilizers
B. This act was passed by the parliament
in 2005 B. Services sector
C. This act has been spread to all districts C. Food processing

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in the country D. Telecommunication
D. If the government fails to provide em- 528. Special Economic Zones are being set up
ployment it will give unemployment al- by and government.
lowance
A. Central
523. Which of the states got success in Land B. Local
Reform? C. State
A. Kerala and West Bengal D. Central, State
B. Punjab and Haryana
529. MNC stands for
C. Rajasthan and Assam A. Multinational Corporation
D. None of these B. Multination Corporation
524. Rapid integration or interconnection be- C. Multinational Cities
tween countries is known as: D. Multinational Council
A. Privatisation 530. India adopted the economic system.
B. Globalisation A. Capitalist
C. Liberalisation B. Mixed
D. Socialisation C. Socialist
D. None of the above
525. Railways are the example of which sec-
tor? 531. What type of economy is followed in In-
A. Private sector dia?
A. Communist
B. Public sector
B. Capitalist
C. Organised sector
C. Mixed Socialist
D. None of these
D. None of these
526. Disguised unemployment can be ob- 532. in which year First five year plan started
served in in India?
A. Rural area A. 1950
B. Urban area B. 1961
C. In both the areas C. 1951
D. None of these D. 1960

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533. At the time of independence of our coun- B. Secondary

try in which industries did we excel?
C. Tertiary

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A. Handicrafts
D. All these
B. Precious stone work
C. Cotton 539. Tools we use to make products
D. All of the above A. capital resources
534. Which of these can be considered as basic B. human resources
services? C. natural resources
A. Growing of wheat
D. entrepreneurs
B. Transport
C. Storage 540. What was the literacy rate of India in
2017?
D. Police Station
A. 65%
535. Which one of the following types of com-
munication service in India is the largest in B. 70.4%
the world? C. 74.4%
A. Postal network D. 79.5%
B. Television network
C. Internet services 541. GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product.
What does it show? Pick up the correct
D. Radio broadcasting statement given below
536. Landholdings at the time of independence A. It shows how big is the economy of a
were country in a given year in terms of its total
A. Large output.
B. Economic B. It shows what the total product of a
country in a given year without counting
C. Fragmented
the country’s total resources.
D. None of these
C. It shows the number of people in-
537. Which sector has emerged as the largest volved in production in a particular year.
producing sector in India? Select one from
D. It shows the total value of trade trans-
the following alternatives:
actions of a country in a particular year.
A. Secondary sector
B. Tertiary sector 542. The people who make the products come
to the consumers by transportation are
C. Primary sector
called
D. Science and Technology sector
A. Businessman
538. Production of a commodity, mostly B. Retailers
through the natural process, is an activity
in sector. C. Traders
A. Primary D. Industrialists

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543. Assertion (A):Service sector covers activ- 548. Globalisation by connecting countries
ities in which natural products are changed leads to:
into other forms through ways of manufac- A. lesser competition among producers
turing that we associated with.
B. greater competition among producers
A. Both A and R are true and R is the cor-
C. no competition between producers
rect explanation of A.
D. none of these
B. Both A and R are true but R is not the
correct explanation of A. 549. Which one of the following has a lower

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C. A is true but R is false. Nominal GDP per capita more than India?
D. A is false but R is true A. Estwani
B. Kosovo
544. How much public sector was exist in
C. Madagascar
1951?
D. Gabon
A. 5
B. 10 550. scarcity is the root of

C. 29 A. social problems
B. all economic problems
D. 14
C. political problems
545. The rate of growth of real output during
D. all problems
the first half of the 20th century in our
country was 551. The one rupee note nears the signature
A. Less than 1% of:

B. Less than 2% A. RBI Governor

B. President of India
C. Less than 3%
C. Finance Minister
D. Both (a) and (b)
D. Finance Secretary
546. In an unorganised sector,
552. What is the year of India’s 12th Five year
A. Worker gets wages as per the govern- plan?
ment rules and regulation
A. 1997-2002
B. Workers get regular work
B. 2002-2007
C. Workers do not have fixed working
C. 2007-2012
hours
D. 2012-2017
D. Workers are not paid for overtime
work 553. Which one of the following means of
transport is used for carrying solids in a
547. POPULATION OF INDIA IN 2011 CENSUS slurry form?
A. 121.08 A. truck
B. 130.87 B. railway
C. 120.00 C. pipeline
D. 130.87 D. ships

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554. India has B. THE NATURE OF ECONOMIC ACTIVI-

A. socialist economy TIES

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C. mixed economy D. OWNERSHIP OF ENTERPRISES

D. free economy 560. Which of the following was not a part of
FDI policy 2017?
555. GDP is the sum total of the value of
produced during a particular year. A. Strengthening of FIPB
A. all goods and services B. Introduction of foreign investment fa-
cilitation portal
B. all final goods and services
C. Introduction of standard operating
C. all intermediate goods and services
procedure
D. all intermediate and final goods and
D. Issue of convertible notes by start ups
services
561. Animal husbandry is a part of
556. Which of the following best describes hor-
izontal foreign direct investment? A. Primary Sector
A. FDI into industry that provides inputs B. Secondary Sector
to the firm C. Tertiary Sector
B. FDI into industry that uses the firms D. All of these
output
C. Long-term lending to the foreign enter- 562. Which sector is also called as agriculture
prises and related sector?

D. FDI in the same Industry abroad as the A. Tertiary sector

foreign investor for firm B. Secondary sector
557. What is the growth rate percapita income C. Primary sector
on the eve of Independence? D. None of these
A. 4%
563. The Industrial Policy Resolution was
B. 1/2 % adopted in
C. 2.5% A. 1954
D. none of the above B. 1958
558. FIND OUT THE ODD ONE OUT? C. 1956
A. TEACHER D. 1952
B. DOCTOR 564. Which of the following is a capital re-
C. VEGETABLE VENDOR source?
D. LAWYER A. sewing machine

559. THE SECTORS ARE CLASSIFIED INTO PUB- B. money

LIC & PRIVATE SECTOR ON THE BASIS OF- C. scissors
A. EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS D. All of the above

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565. It is a conscious design to shape the socio- 566. Tha number of Banks nationalised since
economic processes in order to achieve an 1969 is
objective
A. 8
A. Economic planning
B. 12
B. Economic development
C. Economic growth C. 14
D. Economic infrastructure D. 20

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1.5 General Economics
1. Which of the following factors influence a D. Beyonce
consumer to buy a good?
5. Scarcity can best be defined as
A. Marketing
A. A Shortage of a product
B. Cost
B. Where demand is greater than supply
C. All of the options are correct
C. Unlimited wants vs Limited resources
D. Convenience
D. Limited wants vs unlimited resources
2. Which type of market structures has many
many producers(companies) that sell iden- 6. Which group has profit maximisation as a
tical products and has no control over goal?
price? A. entrepreneurs
A. perfect competition B. governments
B. monopolistic competition C. savers
C. oligopoly D. workers
D. monopoly
7. Which of the following is NOT included
3. Which of the following is an example of in the decisions that every society must
material living standards? make?
A. Right to vote A. what goods will be produced
B. Free elections B. who will produce goods
C. Nike shoes C. what determines consumer prefer-
ences
D. Low level of crime
D. who will consume the goods
4. Music industry reps told her that she
didn’t have the right look, wasn’t pretty 8. Which one of the following global fac-
enough to be a headline singer, and that tors is most likely to boost Australia’s ex-
none of the songs she’d written would be ports?
hits. A. Urbanisation in Asia
A. Adele B. Strong growth in Europe
B. Lady Gaga C. US Multinational Corporations setting
C. Madonna up factories in Africa

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D. Appreciation of the Australian dollar 13. Which of the following is NOT an example
against all major currencies. of a public good?

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A. shopping malls
9. If you pay $5, 000 a year in tuition and
give up $20, 000 a year of income to at- B. national parks
tend college, then the yearly opportunity C. highways
cost of college is:
D. municipal libraries
A. only $5, 000 of tuition.
14. Johnny has $50 and wants to buy a pair
B. only $20, 000 of foregone income.
of Nike Shoes that cost $95. He has to
C. at least $25, 000 of tuition and fore- settle for a pair of Sketchers for $45. In
gone income. economic terms Johnny is facing the prob-
D. less than $20, 000 and more than $5, lem of:
000. A. Capitalism

10. “Senior discounts” would be an example B. Scarcity

of C. Unemployment
A. predatory pricing D. EconomicsMarginal costs
B. price discrimination 15. Who sings ‘Can’t Stop The Feeling’?
C. fringe benefits A. Justin Timberlake
D. non-price competition B. Justin Bieber

11. If purchasing power parity theory is true C. Bruno Mars

then D. Olly Murs
A. the price of a traded good should be 16. In which market structure does a firm have
the same everywhere around the world greatest control over its product’s price?
when converted to a common currency.
A. perfect competition
B. exchange rates should be the same ev-
erywhere in the world. B. monopoly

C. interest rates should equalise around C. oligopoly

the world. D. monopolistic competition
D. inflation rates should equalise around 17. What is Scotland’s national animal?
the world.
A. Beaver
12. What would limit the globalisation process B. Dragon
among nations?
C. Centaur
A. Increase in the number of free trade
D. Unicorn
agreements
B. Increase in the flow of direct foreign 18. This type of monopoly exists because it is
investment efficient to allow one producer to be the
only provider. Xcel energy being the sole
C. Increase in the volume of trade flows provider of electricity in my neighborhood
D. increase in tariffs is an example of this.

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A. Franchise C. the extra nurses

B. Patent/copy right D. the reduction in unemployment among
C. Natural Monopoly teachers
D. Resource Monopoly
24. The following is a factor that will not cause
19. I started my career on the Mickey mouse the demand curve to shift:
club, I was born in Louisiana, and I am one
A. Advertising
of the best selling pop artist of all time.

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who am i? B. Population
A. Justin Timeberlake C. Price
B. Christina Aguilera
D. Consumer expectations
C. Britney Spears
D. Beyonce 25. In the 1950s in the United States, the car
industry was dominated by GM, Ford and
20. Are items that are considered necessities Chrysler. This is an example of:
A. Price-Elastic A. A monopoly
B. Price-Inelastic
B. Monopolistic Competitio
C. Price-flexible
C. Perfect Competitio
D. Price-unflexible
D. An oligopoly
21. This is an illegal act in which companies
agree to set the price of their good or ser- 26. Which activity can a small firm carry out
vice the same. more easily than a large firm?
A. Commodity
A. adapting to changing fashions
B. Commercializatio
B. having specialised managers
C. Barrier to entry
D. Collusion C. raising finance
D. undertaking research and develop-
22. A person who does not pay for a good but
ment
benefits from it anyways is known as a
A. Jerk 27. The formula for calculating elasticity of de-
B. Free rider mand is:
C. Cartel A. The % change in price over the %
D. none of above change in quantity demanded

23. A government spends $100 m on em- B. The % change in quantity demanded

ploying extra teachers instead of extra over the % change in price
nurses.What will be the opportunity cost C. The change in price over the change in
of this? quantity demaned
A. $100 m D. The change in quantity demanded over
B. the cost of training extra teachers the change in price

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28. As the price of a good rises in a market, it 32. Which economic concept is defined as the
acts as a signal: measure of how responsive consumers are
to a price change?

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A. consumers that they should buy a
greater quantity of the good. A. consumer expectations
B. to producers that they should supply a B. consumer taste
greater quantity of the good.
C. decreasing marginal utility
C. to consumer that they should increase
their demand for the good. D. elasticity of demand
D. to producers that they should increase 33. What type of resource is Bill Gates?
their supply of the good.
A. Land
29. The ideal price and level of output occurs
B. Labor
where
A. Marginal Revenue and Marginal Cost C. Entrepreneur
cross D. Capital
B. MR = AVC
34. Movement along the Demand curve to the
C. Average Fixed Cost equal ATC right is called
D. MR = MT A. decrease in demand
30. Organizers of many high-interest sport- B. decrease in quantity demanded
ing events such as the Super Bowl and
the World Series usually set ticket prices C. increase in demand
lower than the equilibrium price, citing fair- D. increase in quantity demanded
ness to the public as their reason. What
names do economists give to the resulting 35. A consumer’s demand curve for a commod-
set price and disequilibrium situation? ity shows how quantity purchased varies
A. price ceiling; surplus with

B. price ceiling; shortage A. the consumer’s income.

C. price floor; shortage B. the consumer’s tastes.
D. price floor; surplus C. the price of substitutes.

31. What is a complement? D. the price of the commodity.

A. When the price of one good increases, 36. Both households and societies face many
the demand for the other decreases decisions because
B. When the price of one good increases, A. resources are scarce.
the price of the other increases
B. populations may increase or decrease
C. When the demand of one good in-
over time.
creases, the price of the other decreases
C. wages for households and therefore
D. When the supply of one good in-
society 8uctuate with business cycles.
creases, the demand of that good in-
creases D. people, by nature, tend to disagree.

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37. At age 16, he failed to reach the required C. an appreciation of the Australian dol-
standard in the general education part of lar
a school entrance exam and was rejected D. a decrease in average weekly earn-
from the polytechnic school he had hoped ings in Australia
to attend.
A. Elvis Presley 42. Which factor causes the demand curve to
shift in the following situation:Bobby grad-
B. Thomas Edison uated from college and got a good job, so
he decided to buy a new 2016 Passat.

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C. Steven Spielberg
D. Albert Einstein A. income

38. When economists measure the responsive- B. population

ness of consumers to changes in price, they C. consumer tastes & advertising
are measuring: D. prices of related goods
A. the percentage change in price
43. The cost of going to a cricket game includes
B. the price elasticity of demand.
A. the money spent on a ticket
C. the price elasticity of supply.
B. the time spent waiting in line at the box
D. income elasticity. office
39. What is the major difference between C. the time spent watching the game
scarcity and a shortage? D. all of the above
A. They are really the same
44. This market structure can act like a
B. Shortages always exist and scarcity is monopoly when the firms all set prices the
temporary same
C. Shortages are temporary and scarcity A. Monopoly
always exist.
B. Monopolistic Competition
D. Scarcity is limited and shortages are
unlimited C. Perfect Competitio
D. Oligopoly
40. Critics of globalisation generally argue
that globalisation 45. Some consumers make decisions of what
A. helps spread the best of each coun- to buy on ethical and environmental
try’s culture. grounds. Some of the factors they con-
sider are:
B. reduce income inequality.
A. Animal Rights
C. causes degradation to the world’s en-
vironment. B. Recyclable packaging

D. helps each country safeguard the best C. Human rights

of its own culture D. All of the options are correct

41. Which of the following could decrease Aus- 46. Economics deals primarily with the concept
tralia’s competitiveness? of
A. a decrease in Australia’s inflation rate A. scarcity.
B. a fall in interest rates in Australia B. poverty.

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C. change. C. the amount a consumer pays to con-

D. power sume an additional amount of any partic-
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47. Which of these is misspelled? D. a situation in which the market, on its
A. Definitely own, does not distribute resources effi-
ciently.
B. Brocoli
C. Phlegm 52. A person that takes a risk by starting a
new business.
D. Separate
A. human capital
48. A new runway has opened up at the air-
B. capital goods
port, and the flight path goes directly over
your apartment. The noise of the airplanes C. entreprenuer
is a D. tariff
A. positive externality.
53. What would be an example of a type of a
B. free-rider problem. NATURAL monopoly?
C. negative externality. A. NFL
D. market failure. B. city water company

49. Who sung ‘Sorry’? C. Coca-Cola in a school

A. Justin Timberlake D. CBS station in Indy

B. Jason Derulo 54. In 2002 the world price of cocoa was

higher than in 2001.Which combination of
C. Justin Bieber
changes in the demand for and the sup-
D. Shawn Mendes ply of cocoa would always lead to arise
in price?
50. A factor not facilitating the process of glob-
alisation would be A. demand for cocoa highersupply of co-
coa higher
A. the reduction of tariffs in some manu-
facturing industries. B. demand for cocoa higher supply of co-
coa lower
B. an improvement in telecommunica-
tions technology. C. demand for cocoa lowersupply of co-
coa higher
C. more free trade agreements.
D. demand for cocoa lowersupply of co-
D. an increase in rates of taxation paid by coa lower
multinational firms.
55. Households and economies have each of
51. An externality is the following in common EXCEPT both
A. an economic side effect of a good or A. must allocate scarce resources.
service that generates benefits or costs
to someone other than the person decid- B. face many decisions.
ing how much to produce or consume. C. must allocate the goods and services
B. the total cost to society of producing they produce.
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56. You will still be able to get public broad- 61. A situation in which goods are not fairly
casting whether or not you contribute to distributed
their fundraising campaign. You decide not
A. welfare
to contribute. This is an example of the
B. market failure
A. public good problem.
B. public sector problem. C. cash transfers

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D. free-rider problem. 62. Police protection is an example of a
good and apples are an example of a
57. The market structure likely to have the
good.
lowest prices is:
A. Public; Private
A. Monopoly
B. Private; Public
B. Monopolistic Competition
C. Perfect Competition C. Public; Public

D. Oligopoly D. Private; Private

58. What is most likely to cause an increase in 63. Cake By The Ocean
the demand for oranges? A. Major Lazer
A. a decrease in the supply of oranges B. Jonas Brothers
B. a health scare about eating oranges
C. Fifth Harmony
C. an increase in the price of a comple-
D. DNCE
ment
D. an increase in the price of a substitute 64. Which of the following is an example of a
non-material living standard
59. Which country has the Absolute Advan-
tage in producing cars? United States:50 A. Freedom of speech
Cars = 2 Planes Great Britain:40 Cars = 2 B. Owning a car
Planes
C. Variety of good food
A. United States
D. Having shelter
B. Great Britian
C. Neither 65. The United States has decided to spend
more money on military goods and less on
D. Both
education. The opportunity cost for spend-
60. Goods that are provided by the govern- ing more money on military goods would
ment (and paid for through taxation) are be which of the following?
known as: A. the satisfaction of destroying our ene-
A. Private goods mies
B. Public Goods B. the money used to fund the military
C. Cartels C. money to spend on education
D. Commodities D. better paid soldiers

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66. Which is part of the factor of production 71. After his manuscript was rejected by 30
land? publishers, he threw it in the trash. His
wife retrieved it and urged him to try one

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A. an airport
more time.
B. a car park
A. Stephen King
C. a fish farm B. Walt Disney
D. a forest C. Dr. Seuss

67. A market structure is the organization of D. Michael Jordan

a industry mainly by the degree of 72. This market structure has 3-4 firms who
A. Competition dominate 60-80% of the industry.
B. Success A. Monopoly

C. Costs B. Monopolistic Competitio

C. Perfect Competitio
D. Benefits
D. Oligopoly
68. The study of how society allocates scarce
resources. 73. The word economy comes from the Greek
word for
A. Micro
A. “environment.”
B. Macro
B. “one who manages a household.”
C. Scarcity C. “one who participates in a market.”
D. Economics D. “conservation.”
69. Two of the main factors that have facili- 74. Globalisation has resulted in
tated globalisation are: A. an increase in Australian trade sur-
A. Movement of labour across borders pluses.
and growth of MNC’s. B. an increase in global trade barriers.
B. High economic growth rates and tech- C. a decline in global extreme poverty.
nological change.
D. a decline in Australian productivity.
C. Trade liberalisation and growth in
tourism. 75. A firm manufacturing china plates has the
following costs.Which is a variable cost?
D. Technological change and trade liber-
alisation. A. building insurance
B. interest on a loan
70. What practice did Microsoft get in trouble
C. raw materials
for in the 90’s?
D. rent of property
A. predatory pricing
76. A decrease in supply or a shift of the sup-
B. price discrimination
ply curve to the left:
C. non-price competition
A. If more suppliers enter the market
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B. A fall in the cost of an input occurs. B. Rachel McAdams

C. If government ends regulation. C. Jennifer Lawrence
D. If government places an excise tax on D. Lindsay Lohan
goods.
82. Which of the following describes an effect
77. He was fired from a Missouri newspaper of globalisation?
for “not being creative enough” and, later, A. There has been a greater divergence
his first business went bankrupt. in world economic systems.

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A. Thomas Edison
B. There has been an increase in global
B. Bill Gates poverty.
C. Walt Disney C. There has been an increasing trend to-
D. Albert Einstein wards regulation of markets.
D. There has been as increase in the flow
78. In the 1990s, AT & T controlled 80% of
of financial capital.
the phone industry and was the ONLY
provider of long distance phone service. 83. Which market structure only has one com-
This is an example of pany that controls the market? This type
A. A monopoly of market structure is illegal in the United
States
B. Monopolistic Competition
A. Oligopoly
C. Perfect Competition
B. Monopoly
D. Oligopoly
C. Perfect Competition
79. What is a positive externality?
D. Monopolistic Competition
A. a way to generate trade that will bene-
fit people who are from other countries 84. Which of the following is a NEGATIVE ex-
ternality?
B. an economic side effect that generates
unexpected benefits A. Polluition
C. a cash flow that will benefit both the B. Coming to school sick
government and the businesses who inter- C. Blasting loud music outside in the mid-
act with it dle of the night
D. an extra payment to welfare recipients D. All of the above
80. Which of the following is the best example 85. Which of the following is a critical rule for
of a public good? determining whether something is a public
A. highway system good?
B. shopping mall A. The benefit to each individual who
C. country club uses the facility is greater than the cost.

D. movie theater B. The benefits of the facility are greater

for the society than for the individuals us-
81. I starred in Mean Girls, Midnight in Paris, ing it.
and The Notebook, Who am I? C. The total benefits to society are
A. Amanda Seyfried greater than the total cost.

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D. The total cost is small for each individ- 91. Interdependence and price leadership are
ual taxpayer. characteristics of firms in what kind of
market structure?

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86. This occurs when you feel like you have
A. monopoly
less money when the price of a good rises.
B. oligopoly
A. Income Effect
C. monopolistic competition
B. Substitution Effect
D. perfect competition
C. Demand Effect
92. When it produces 100 units, a firm’s total
D. Inflation Effect
variable cost is $1000 and its total fixed
87. The purpose of protection is to cost is $4000.Calculate the average cost.

A. increase income for the whole econ- A. $10

omy. B. $30
B. increase income for the protected in- C. $40
dustry. D. $50
C. increase efficiency in the protected in-
93. Choosing to make cars instead of trucks
dustry.
results in
D. increase the volume of trade. A. opportunity cost
88. What is most likely to be supplied by small B. increased wealth
firms? C. expanding the production possibilities
A. banking curve
B. hairdressing D. business rating upgrade

C. rail travel 94. Does a person with insomnia have trouble

D. water supply with
A. Eating
89. The gap between limited resources and un-
B. Walking
limited human wants.
C. Sleeping
A. Capital
D. Breathing
B. Scarcity
95. His business ideas failed and he went
C. Labor
broke five times before he succeeded.
D. Production Possibilities
A. Jim Carrey
90. What is most likely to cause a shift in the B. Michael Jordan
supply curve for oil? C. Henry Ford
A. an increase in purchases of cars D. Abraham Lincoln
B. an increase in the price of oil
96. Which of the following is NOT an example
C. a rise in consumer incomes of non-price competition?
D. the discovery of new oilfields A. Locatio

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B. Brand name/image/status A. income effect

C. Service level B. substitution effect
D. All of the above are examples of non- C. elasticity effect
price competition D. demand effect
97. Opportunity Cost is best defined as 102. A point above the PPF curve represents
A. The real cost of the next best alterna- A. efficiency
tive

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B. inefficiency
B. The price you pay to buy something
C. Unemployment
C. The benefit you gain by making a deci-
D. Unattainable
sion
D. The amount of money you lose by mak- 103. One possible argument against globalisa-
ing a decision tion is that it may
A. lead to higher rates of domestic infla-
98. The soda market would be which type of
tion.
market structure?
B. create short term structural unemploy-
A. monopoly
ment in less efficient industries.
B. oligopoly C. result in increase deficits in Australia’s
C. perfect competition trade balance.
D. monopolistic competition D. lead to lower rates of economic
growth.
99. This is the most difficult market structure
to enter based on the number of producers 104. An increase in supply or a shift of the sup-
and high barriers to entry ply curve to the right occurs when:
A. Monopoly A. A rise in input costs happens
B. Monopolistic Competition B. If Government pays subsidies for a
good.
C. Perfect Competition
C. If producers expect the price to fall in
D. Oligopoly
the future.
100. How many total dots are there on a pair D. If government regulates a good.
of dice?
105. Julie sells lemonade for $2 a glass but is
A. 6
only earning $20 each week. What could
B. 12 she do to try to make more money?
C. 21 A. Reduce price of her lemonade
D. 42 B. Increase number of lemonade stands

101. Consuming more of one good because of C. Use incentives to attract more cus-
a change in price of another good is known tomers
as the D. All Options are Correct

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1. Which of the following British officers was 6. Which of these freedom fighters were rev-
associated with the concept of ‘Safety olutionaries?
Valve’ for British Raj? A. Mahatma Gandhi
A. Saunders Alexius Abbott B. Bhagat Singh
B. Lord Curzon C. Khudiram Bose
C. A.O. Hume D. Jawaharlal Nehru
D. Lord Cornwallis 7. The author of Vikramanga Charita is
A. Chand Bardai
2. In a terrabile famine killed ten million
people in Bengal. B. Bilhana
A. 1760 C. Bhavabuthi

B. 1870 D. Jayadeva

C. 1750 8. which year did dhandi march take place

in?
D. 1770
A. 1864
3. In the Battle of Wandiwash, the English B. 1986
defeated?
C. 1930
A. the Dutch D. 1843
B. the French
9. In which year did the British partition Ben-
C. the Portuguese gal?
D. None of these A. 1903
B. 1904
4. who was the first Indian to fly in an Air-
craft and when did he/she fly it? C. 1905
D. 1906
A. Sirisha Bandla, 1857
E. 1907
B. Tanya Bhatiya, 1903
10. Which one of the following is the oldest
C. Shivkar Bapuji Talpade, 1895
Veda among the following?
D. Tantia Pope, 1897
A. Samaveda
5. In Bengal, the Headquarters of East India B. Yajurveda
company were located at C. Rigveda
A. Fort St David D. Atharvaveda
B. Fort William 11. Who was Mahatma Gandhi ji?
C. Fort St George A. Father of the Nature
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C. Muslim 17. The Capital of the Yadava rulers was

D. Normal Person A. Dwarsamudra
B. warangal
12. What could have been the purpose for the
large bath that was located next to the C. Kalyani
city hall? D. Devagiri
A. Religious purpose 18. WHICH AMONG THESE ARE THE MONU-
MENTS SHOW THE ARCHITECTURAL SYS-

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B. Social purpose
TEMS OF INDIA?
C. Hygiene purposes
A. KUTUB MINAR
D. none of above
B. TAJ MAHAL
13. Which of these kingdoms didn’t exist in C. STATUE OF LIBERITY
the medieval period? Choose one or more
D. THE ROCK
options:
A. Gupta 19. What led to the end of Indus Valley Civi-
lization?
B. Pallava
A. Invasion of Aryans
C. Maurya
B. Recurrent Floods
D. Chola
C. Earthquakes
E. Tughluq D. All the above
14. Who wrote the book “Babuvivah” 20. India’s most populated city is
A. Raja Rammohan Rai A. New Delhi
B. Padit Rambai B. Mumbai
C. Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar C. Ahmedabad
D. Rabindranath Tagore D. Kochi

15. What was the city of Harappa named af- 21. Out of the nine gems of the court of Akbar,
ter? which was Akbar’s favourite gem?
A. Abul-Fazl
A. The river
B. Raja Todar Mal
B. Indian god
C. Raja Birbal
C. The mountains
D. Tansen
D. The first leader
E. Shaik Faizi
16. who was the ‘Rajguru’ of Hastinapur 22. Identify the term not related to Buddhism
A. Dronacharya A. Stupa
B. Bhisma B. Chaitya
C. Kripacharya C. Nirvana
D. Duryodhan D. Tirthankar

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23. When did the britisher’s leave in India. 29. Which of following language used by Bud-
A. 1947 dha

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A. Sanskrit
B. 1945
B. Magadhi
C. 1950
C. Pali
D. 1900
D. Hindi
24. Which of the following newspaper was
started by Annie Besant? 30. The last significant ruler of Sena Dynasty
Lakshmana Sena was defeated by
A. The Hindu
A. Mauryas
B. Indian Express
B. Khiljis
C. The Times of India
C. Palas
D. New India D. Pratiharas
25. India in WW2 helped 31. Who was the founder of Buddhism?
A. The United Kingdom A. The Dalai Lama
B. Germany B. Mahavira
C. Switzerland C. Siddhartha Guatama
D. No one D. None

26. When East India Company came into exis- 32. In which year English was made the
tence, England was ruled by medium of instruction in India?
A. Hanovarians A. 1844 A.D
B. Stuarts B. 1835 A.D
C. Normans C. 1833 A.D
D. none of the above D. 1813 A.D

27. Where were the earliest settlements in In- 33. The basic tenets of Hinduism are found
dia? in the religious literature of ancient India
called by what name?
A. Near Vindhayas and Satpura hills
A. Vedas
B. Indus river and Garo hills
B. Sutras
C. Tributary ‘Son’ of river Ganga in king- C. Scrolls of Hinuism
dom of Magadha
D. Buddha’s biography
D. River Narmada
34. Which among the following is considered
28. Who was Akbar? to be the oldest Veda?
A. Mughal Ruler A. Sam Veda
B. Sultanate ruler B. Yajur Veda
C. Koch ruler C. Rig Veda
D. none of the above D. Atharva Veda

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35. Satya Shodhak Samaj was founded by 41. When was the First Muslim Invasion hap-
A. Jyotiba Phule pened in India and by whom?
A. 1526 AD ; By Babur
B. Rajaram Mohan Roy
B. 712 AD ; By Mohammad Bin Qasim
C. Nehru
C. 998 AD ; By Mahmud Ghazanavi
D. Mahatma Gandhi
D. 1175 AD ; By Mohammad Ghori
36. Who was the first ruler of the Slave Dy-
42. Seven fire altars are found from which of

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nasty?
these site?
A. Razia Sultana A. Mohanjodaro
B. Firoz Shah Tughlaq B. Rangpur
C. Sikandar Lodhi C. Kalibanga
D. Qutubuddin Aibak D. Amari

37. Who is known as father of Indian atomic 43. When is Republic Day and Independence
bomb? Day Celebrate?
A. M. S. Swaminathan A. 15 August
B. Raja Ramanna B. 26 October
C. Jagadish Chandra Bose C. 26 January

D. none of above D. 1 March

44. The first president of the Republic of India
38. Moderate Leader of INC was?
A. Lalalajpat Rai A. V.V.Giri
B. Feroshah Mehta B. Zakir Hussain
C. Bala Tilak C. Dr.Radhakrishnan
D. Ghosh D. Dr.Rajendra Prasad

39. How did merchants travel1? 45. Where did British first open their factories
in Eastern part of India?
A. With Caravans
A. Assam
B. Ships
B. Orissa
C. Both (a) and (b)
C. Bihar
D. None of these
D. Sikkim
40. Chinese pilgrims Fa xian had come to India 46. The eighth-century tripartite power strug-
in gle was among which of the following?
A. first century CE A. Cholas, Rastrakutas and Yadavas
B. Fifth century BCE B. Chalukyas, Pallavas and Pandyas
C. Fifth century CE C. Cholas, Pandyas and Chalukyas
D. none of these D. Chalukyas, Pallavas and Yadavas

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47. sources are physical evidences of the C. Srinivasa Ramanujan

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53. Bhoja I of Paramara dynasty started a San-
B. B. Literary skrit college at
C. C. Epigraphic A. Kanuaj
D. D. Archaeological B. Dhara
E. Both B and D C. Malwa
48. WHAT AMONG THESE ARE THE SOURCES D. Jaipur
OF THE ANCIENT PERIOD IN INDIA?
54. The 2 epics in the Hindu religion
A. DIARIES
A. Ramayano and Mahabhtat
B. ARCHIVES
B. Ramayan and Mahayarat
C. CAVE PAINTINGS
C. Mahabharat and yathan
D. NEWSPAPERS
D. Ramayan and Mahabharat
49. Where was saint Kabir born? 55. Who among the following was an Adivasi
A. Delhi leader who led a Tribal Revolt in Jhark-
B. Varanasi hand against the British?

C. Mathura A. Birju Munda

D. Hyderabad B. Birsa Munda

C. Birsa Mandi
50. What was the capital of Aang Mahajan-
pada? D. Birju Mandi

A. Pushkalavati 56. Mahayan is another sect of

B. Vaishali A. Bauddh religion
C. Champa B. Jain religion
D. Koushambi C. Hindu religion
D. Non of these
51. Who was the ruler of Magadha and
founded the Mauryan Dynasty? 57. Which one of the following is considered
A. Ashoka the Magna Carta of the Indian people?
B. Chandragupta Maurya A. The Government of India Act, 1858
C. Akbar B. The Ilbert Bill
D. Mahatma Gandhi C. Queen Victoria’s Proclamation
D. none of above
52. Who is the famous Indian mathematician
known for his work in highly composite 58. Which Veda has the reference to a name
numbers? of a king named Bharat?
A. Satyendra Nath Bose A. Samaveda
B. Aryabhata B. Atharvaveda

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C. Yajurveda C. Annie Besant

D. Rigveda D. Sucheta Kriplani
59. Who started the first English newspaper 65. Who was the first woman President of the
in India? Indian National Congress?
A. Bal Gangadhar Tilak
A. Kasturba Gandhi
B. Raja Rammohan Roy
B. Mrs. Annie Besant

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C. J.A. Hickey
C. Sarijini Naidu
D. Lord William Bentick
D. Bhakti Laxmi Desai
60. the use of kharoshti in ancient indian archi-
tecture is the result of indias contact with 66. Tinkathia System is associated with culti-
A. central asia vation?
B. iran A. wheat
C. greece B. Indigo
D. china C. cotton
61. Which king of India is also known as ‘In- D. sugarcane
dian Nepoleon’?
67. Who said ‘Do or Die’?
A. Samudragupta
B. Chandragupta A. Indira Gandhi

C. Kumargupta B. Lord Curzon

D. Skandagupta C. Napoleon

62. who proclaimef Revolt of 1857 as the D. Subhash Bose

First War of Inpendence? E. Mahatma Gandhi
A. T.R Holmes
68. Gopath brahman is associated with which
B. V.D Savarkar
of these Vedas?
C. AC Majumdar
A. Rigveda
D. B.G Tilak
B. Samveda
63. Ain-i-Akbari was written by
C. Yajurveda
A. Chand Bardai
D. Atherva Veda
B. Abul Fazl
C. Jahangir 69. How did King Ashoka keep his records of
victories and announcements?
D. none of above
A. Through paper
64. Who was the first woman president of In-
dan National Congress B. Through pillar edicts
A. Sarojini Naidu C. Through people
B. Madam Bikaji cam D. None of these

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70. which year did reunion of bengal take 76. What helps us ‘ to find out the records of
place in? hunters, fishing folk etc.?

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C. 1876 C. Biology

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77. The threaty of Srirangapatna was signed
71. Which of the following is the correct abbre-
between Tipu sultan and
viation BC?
A. Robert clive
A. Birth of Christ
B. Bornwallis
B. Before Christ
C. Dalhousie
C. Before Christ
D. Warren Hastings
D. Before Century
78. During WW2 which location was disguised
72. When did India get freedom? with a bamboo scaffolding?
A. 1947 A. Rashtrapathi Bhavan
B. 1945 B. Taj Mahal
C. 1946 C. Chennai Port

D. 1948 D. India Gate

79. Who among the following was one of the
73. Science Day in Switzerland is dedicated to founders of Poona Sarvajanik Sabha?
an Indian. Who is this great personality?
A. Rabindranath Tagore
A. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
B. Dadabhai Naoroji
B. C. V. Raman
C. Mahadev Govind Ranade
C. Abhijit Banerjee
D. Debendranth Tagore
D. Vikram Sarabhai
80. how many siblings did Ravan have includ-
74. The Battle of Plassey was fought in ing step brothers and sisters
A. 1757 A. 4
B. 1782 B. 8

C. 1748 C. 3
D. 6
D. 1764
81. when was Indian national congress
75. Who was India’s first president found?
A. Rajendra Prasad A. 1887
B. Sarvepalli Rashakrishna B. 1672
C. Mahatmagandhi C. 1982
D. A.P.J Abdul kalam D. 1885

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82. The Pala King defeated by Rajendra Chola 88. When did Ibn Battuta travel to India?
was A. During the rule of the Tughluqs
A. Mahipala B. During the rule of Aurangzeb
B. Gopala C. During the rule of British
C. Devapala D. none of above
D. Dharma pala 89. Which among the following is known
as the earliest example of Panchayatana

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83. Who was the first ruler of Magadha?
style of temple?
A. Ghatotakacha
A. Dashavatara Temple at Deogarh
B. Bindusara
B. Tempel at Pathari
C. Bimbisara
C. Shatruganeshwar temple at Bhubnesh-
D. Ashoka war
84. They are all rooted Facebook D. Lakshmana temple at Sirpur

A. Rajatarangini 90. The first ruler of Pala dynasty was?

B. Manu A. Gopala
C. Literary silpas B. Dharmapala
D. Natya Shastra C. Bhaskaravarman
D. None of these
85. what is the egyptian civilization famous
for? 91. Which of the following may be the sources
for social history
A. architecture
A. Jataka Jataka
B. wealth
B. Inscriptions
C. culture
C. Coins
D. trade
D. Manusmriti Manusmriti
86. Who was the last ruler of the Nanda dy-
nasty? 92. First census in India was conducted at the
time of
A. Queen Alaknanda
A. Lord Mayo
B. Dhanajana
B. Lord Lytton
C. Dhanananda C. Lord Auckland
D. Vibheeshan D. Sir John Napier
87. Which river’s bank did the people live 93. Who among the following was the author
along in the ancient time? of Arthashastra?
A. Ganga A. Chanakya
B. Narmada B. Ashoka
C. Satluj C. Panini
D. None of these D. Vishwamitra

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94. Who was the architect who designed “Taj 100. The Mahajanapadas were the of an-
Mahal”? cient India.

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B. Ustad-Isa B. 12 states
C. Shah Abbas C. 15 states
D. Ismail D. 16 states
95. houses the document relating to gov-
101. Who was the first king of India?
ernment orders and legal acts
A. All India Radio A. Shri Ram

B. The National Archives B. Chandra Gupta I

C. National Museum C. Bhishma Pitama
D. none of above D. Ashoka

96. Which among the following Kushana King 102. Mahaveer believed in
adopted epithet Dharma-thida?
A. The world is animated
A. Vima Kadaphises
B. Penance
B. Kudul Kadaphises
C. Celibacy
C. Kanishka the Great
D. all of these
D. Huvishka
97. how many times have india won the world 103. Swami and Friends is a novel written by
cup whom?

A. 11 A. Swami Vivekananda
B. 5 B. Swami Sachidananda
C. 8 C. RK Narayan
D. 2 D. Chetan Bhagat

98. Who among the following was wor- 104. Which of following is not part of Buddhist
shipped during Early Vedic Civilization? teaching
A. Varuna A. world is animated
B. Indra B. Annata
C. Surya C. Anicha
D. All the above
D. Dukha
99. Who is the present Prime Minister of In-
dia? 105. who desined the indian flag

A. Dr. Manmohan Singh A. vasco ga dama

B. Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru B. abraham lincon
C. Narendra Modi C. mother teresa
D. none of above D. pingali venkayya

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106. Ancient Indraprastha was capital of 112. Sun temple is located at

which of the following Mahajanpada? A. Amritsar
A. Panchal B. Tamil Nadu
B. Matsya C. Kanchipuram
C. Kuru
D. Konark
D. Vajji
113. The refusal to obey unjust laws is known
107. who was great mughal ruler

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as
A. Humayun A. Civil Disobedience
B. Akbar B. Sati
C. Babur C. Violence
D. Shah jahan D. Arrogance
108. the theory of economic drain of india dur- 114. Who was the founder of Chaluka dy-
ing british imperialism was propounded by nasty?
A. jawaharlal nehru A. Pulakesin I
B. dadabai naroji B. Kertivarman I
C. r.c dutt
C. Mangalesha
D. m.k gandhi
D. Adithyavarman
109. How many Hymes are there in Rigveda?
115. What was the symbol of first
A. 1014 Teerthankar Rishabhdeva?
B. 1016 A. bull
C. 1028 B. Elephant
D. 1046 C. Blue lotus
110. Where did Shastri die? D. Lion
A. Delhi, India 116. Garuda was adopted as dynastic emblem
B. Karachi, Pakistan after the imperial guptas by ?
C. Tashkent, Uzbekistan A. Rashtrakutas
D. Kathmandu, Nepal B. Western Chalukyas
111. Which is the correct chronolo-gi-cal order C. Shilaharas
of following ‘Acharyas’? D. Chedis
A. Shankara-Ramanuja-Madhav-Chaitanya
117. which river was born from the saliva of
Trishanku?
B. Chaitanya-Ramanuja-Madhav-Shankara
A. Tapti

C. Ramanuja-Shankara-Chaitanya- B. Alkananda
Madhav C. Karmanasa
D. Madhav-Chaitanya-Ramanuja-Shankara D. Mahandi

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118. Polity of Later Vedic Period1. Bha- C. Portuguese

gadudha2. Suta/Sarathi3. Khasttri4. Ak- D. Arabic
shavapaa. Courierb. Tax collectorc. Chari-

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oteerd. Chamberlain 124. which of this Indian kingdom became
A. 1-b2-c3-a4-d most powerful
B. 1-b2-c3-d4-a A. magadha
C. 1-d2-b3-a4-c B. kalinga
D. none of above C. harapa
D. mohanjadaro
119. The last Mauryan, who was killed by his
Commander-in-chief was ? 125. Which of the following is true about the
A. Dashratha Harappan civilization?
B. Kun-ala A. They had a high degree of urban plan-
ning
C. Samprati
B. They were successful farmers who do-
D. Brihadratha
mesticated cotton and chicken
120. Tripitaka and Milindpanho are famous C. They had no military
texts of which religion?
D. All of the options
A. Jainism
126. On which of the following systems of
B. Sikkhism
Hindu Philosophy, Shankaracharya wrote
C. Buddhism commentary in 9th century AD?
D. Hinduism A. Sankhya
121. Who is the first trader in India B. Vaisheshika
A. Vasco Da Gama C. Yoga
B. Ghori D. Uttarmimansa
C. Christopher Columbus 127. What was Mahatma Gandhi’s profes-
D. Akbar sion?
A. Socialist
122. Who is the person who eradicated Satti?
B. Revolutionary
A. Babur
C. Doctor
B. Ashoka The Great
D. Lawyer
C. Raja Ram Mohan Rai
D. Erik The Red 128. WHAT IS THE LONGEST FORM OF
CRICKET
123. Which of the following languages was in
vogue during Mughal period in the courts A. T10
of India? B. ODI
A. French C. TEST
B. Persian D. T20

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129. Who led the Great Revolt of 1857 at 135. Proto Shiva seal is found from which site
Awadh? of Indus Valley civilization?
A. Rani Lakshmi Bai A. Mohanjodaro
B. Tantia Tope B. Lothal
C. Begum Hazrat Mahal C. Kalibanga
D. Bahadur Shah Zafar D. Banwali

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130. who found the sea rout to india 136. The territory of pours who offered strong
A. vasco ga dama ressitance to Alexander was situated be-
tween the river of
B. mahatma ghandi
A. Sutlej and beas
C. abraham lincon
B. Jhelum and chenab
D. martil luther king
C. Ravi and chenab
131. Undar Akbar, the mir nakashi was re-
quried to look after D. Ganga and yamuna

A. Military affairs 137. Ancient Period is the period from:

B. the state trasury A. Prehistory to 700BCE
C. the royal household B. Prehistory to 700CE
D. The land revenue system C. 700CE to 1750CE
132. Which of the following sites is famous for D. 700BCE to 1750BCE
stupas, monasteries, temples and pillars?
138. Veda was the oldest Vedas.
A. GOOTY
A. Samur
B. HATTA
B. Yajur
C. SANCHI
C. Soma
D. AMARJPURA
D. Rig
133. The writer of Ram Charit Manas, Tulsidas,
was related to which ruler? 139. The rulers of which dynasty were first to
make land grants to Brahmanas?
A. Chandragupta Maurya
A. Maurya
B. Nawab Vajid Ali Sah
B. Sunga
C. Harsha
C. Satvahana
D. Akbar
D. Kanvas
134. Who was the last Hindu emperor of
northern India? 140. Mahatma is a title meaning
A. Harsha A. Peaceful One
B. Pulakesin II B. Great Souled One
C. Skandagupta C. Strong One
D. Rajyavardhana D. Holy One

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141. todar mal was associated with 147. Who made Kannauj(UP) as a capital.
A. music A. Harshavardhan

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B. literature B. Mahavira
C. finance C. Dadabhai
D. law D. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
142. who was the first president of india 148. Who gave the theory nation as an imag-
A. mahatma ghandi ined community?
B. rajendra prasad A. Anderson
C. jawalalal neru B. Lenin
D. none of above C. Partha chatterji

143. Who is known as the father of Yoga? D. Kumkum Roy

A. Patanjali 149. Which of the following architectural won-

B. Ayurveda ders was not constructed in the 12 A.D?

C. Baba Ramdev A. Sun-temple of Konark

D. none of above B. Temple of Khajuraho
C. Ankorvat
144. Who founded Ferguson College at Pune in
1885 D. Notre Dam, the Paris
A. Decan Educational Society 150. India has been independent since
B. Bharatiya Sewak Samaj A. 1776
C. Samaj Sewa Sangh B. 1945
D. Theosophical Society C. 1947
145. Which Satavahana ruler is credited with D. 1962
having increased the power of the empire
which provided a fillip to trade with for- 151. The Mauryan empire belongs to pe-
eign countries? riod
A. Hala A. Medieval
B. Gautamiputra Satakarni B. Ancient
C. Vasishtiputra Sri Pulamayi C. Modern
D. Apilaka D. none of above

146. Who is the Captain of Indian Cricket 152. Who were combatants of the 2nd battle
Team? of Panipat?
A. Austen Beiber A. Marathas
B. MS.Dhoni B. Mughals
C. Virat Kholi C. Hemu
D. Rohit Sharma D. Ahoms

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153. Which age is called the Golden Age of In- 159. Mughal Empire lasted for years.
dia? A. 6735
A. Maurya
B. 456
B. Gupta
C. 331
C. Chola
D. 311
D. Chanakya
160. who made G.T Road?
154. Commander in chief of the EEIC during

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Battle of Buxar was A. Akbar
A. Colonel Robert Clive B. Indian Govt.
B. Colonel Hector Munro C. British govt.
C. L. Saundiers D. Shersah
D. None of the above 161. Democracy, republic and Equality were
155. The Battle between Alexander and Porus the basic idea of
is known as A. Sangha
A. Battle of Haldighati B. Hinduism
B. Battle of Hydaspes C. Vedas
C. Battle of Kalinga D. All of these
D. Battle of Buxar
162. Who fought the war of Jhelum?
156. Who is the chief architect of the Indian
A. Ghananand and Sikandar
Constitution?
B. Ameer and Sinndar
A. Bhimrao Ambedkar
C. Yodhey and Sikandar
B. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
C. Abul Kalam Azad D. Porash and Sikandar

D. Jawaharlal Nehru 163. Historians name periods “Hindu” or

“Muslim” as per the
157. The language of ancient Indian Epic Ra-
mayana is A. religion of the minority of the people in
the entire world
A. Sanskrit
B. religion of the majority of the rulers in
B. Nepalese
the entire world
C. Persian
C. religion of the rulers at that very place
D. Aryan
D. None of the above
158. Harisena was the court poet of which of
the kings in the Gupta Empire 164. What’s the national furit of India
A. Samudragupta A. Apple
B. Chandragupta I B. Bannana
C. Chandragupta II C. Mango
D. Kumaragupta I D. None

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165. Which revolutionaries were hanged in the 171. who was Sukapha?
Kakori Train Robbery Case? A. founder of Ahom Kinfdom

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A. Ramprasad Bismil & Ashfhaqulla B. founder of Sen Dynasty
B. Veer Savarkar and Vasudev Chapekar C. founder of Pala Dynasty
C. Prafulla Chandra Chaki and Khudiram D. None of the above
Bose
D. Surya Sen and Udham Singh 172. Who was the first Indian to use the word
‘Swarajya’?
166. Year for Poorna Swaraj Session of INC A. Raja Rammohan Rai
A. 1928 B. Mahatma Gandhi
B. 1929 C. Bal Gangadhar Tilak
C. 1942 D. Swami Vivekananda
D. 1930
173. Who presided the first session of the
167. What is the full form of BC and AD? Muslim League?
A. Before Christ & After Demon A. Nawab Viqar-ul-Mulk Mustaq Hussain
B. Before Christ & Annual Difference B. Mian Abdul Aziz
C. Before Christ & Anno Domini C. Hidayat Hussain Khan
D. Before Christ & Annual Domini D. Mohammad Ali Jinnah

168. How did the people of Andaman Islands 174. Garbhagriha is important feature of
get their food? A. Temple
A. By fishing B. Chaitya
B. By hunting C. Mosque
C. By collecting food products from the D. Stupas
forest
D. All of these 175. the language of discourses of gautama
buddha was
169. who has Written “kalpsutra” A. bhojpuri
A. Haribhadra B. magadhi
B. Bhadrabahu C. pali
C. sudharma swami D. sanskrit
D. Nemichandra
176. In what ways was the ancient coin differ-
170. Who attacked India first ent from the ones we use
A. Ghori A. Made of stones
B. Ghazni B. Made of baked clay
C. Akbzr C. Made of bones
D. Asoka D. All of these

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177. Who was the founder of Haryark Dy- C. Dr. Rajendra prashad
nasty?
D. Sonia Gandhi
A. Shishupal
B. Bimbsar 183. How many battles are fought in the bat-
tle ground of Panipat
C. Ajatashatru
A. 1
D. Udiyan
B. 2

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178. The Mauryan emperor who once ruled
C. 5
through violence, but then became a peace-
ful Buddhist and helped spread the religion D. 3
was
184. Who is known as the greatest and the
A. Changragupta
most famous Mauryan King?
B. Asoka
A. Chandragupta Maurya
C. Changragupta I
B. Chandragupta I
D. Tamerlane
C. Ashoka
179. Later medieval period is from to D. Bindusara
century CE.
A. 13th-18th 185. Which empire lasted the longest among
the following?
B. 8th-12th
A. The Palas
C. 12th-18th
D. none of above B. The Pratiharas
C. The Rashtrakutas
180. The ruins of Vijayanagar at Hampi were
bought to light in 1800 by D. The Senas
A. Leonardo da Vinci 186. In which year Poorna Swarajya resolu-
B. Colonel Colin Mackenzie tion was adopted by the Indian National
C. Humpty Cogress?

D. Jhon 2 A. 1927
B. 1928
181. The lake near Mahoba was dug by
C. 1929
A. Yashovarman
D. 1930
B. Kirtivarman
C. Vishnu Varman 187. Where did the europeans land for the
D. Rajavarman first time by finding a sea route?
A. Kozhikode (Calicut)
182. who is the first women president in In-
dia? B. Kochi
A. Indira Gandhi C. Bombay (Mumbai)
B. Jawharlal Neheru D. Rann of Kacch

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188. Who was the Viceroy of India at the time 194. Golden Age of Ancient India is the period
of Jallianwala Bagh massacre? from
A. 320CE to 550 CE

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A. Lord Lytton
B. Lord Irwin B. 1206CE to 1526CE
C. Lord Chelmsford C. 700CE to 1750CE
D. none of above
D. None of these
195. On , the Mughal emperor appointed
189. Who wrote Bande Mataram? the East India Company as the Diwan of
A. Rabindranath Tagore Bengal
B. Bankimchandra Chatterjee A. 13 Augest 1765
C. Sharat Chandra Chattopadhyay B. 12 Augest 1765
C. 20 January 1768
D. None of the above
D. none of above
190. Who was the first foreigner who invaded
India 196. When Indian National Anthem was first
sung?
A. Sikandar
A. August 15, 1947
B. Derious B. 1857 revolt
C. Selyucus C. December 27, 1911 Calcutta
D. Philip D. None of the above

191. Who was called the Iron Man of India? 197. The period between 8th century CE to
18th century CE is
A. Sardar Ballabh Bhai Patel
A. Ancient period
B. Surrendranath Banerjee
B. Medieval period
C. Lala Lajpat Rai
C. Modern period
D. Bipin Chandra Pal D. none of above
192. Who built the Khanjuraho temples? 198. Gandhi’s teaching of nonviolence based
A. Holkars on compassion for life.
B. Scindias A. Moksha
B. Sati
C. Bundela Rajputs
C. Satyagraha
D. Chandela Rajputs
D. Nationalism
193. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS CORRECT
199. Who first translated Bhagvad Gita to En-
A. THE FIRST WAR OF INDEPEN- glish
DENCE:1857 A. William Jones
B. THE CHAMPARAN SATYGRAH:1917 B. Charles Wilkins
C. THE QUIT INDIA MOVEMENT:1942 C. Alexander Cunningham
D. ALL OF THESE D. John Marshall

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200. How many years took make the Taj Ma- 205. When was the Sanchi stupa discovered
hal A. 1818
A. 22 B. 1918
B. 78 C. 1518
C. 100 D. 2018
D. 45
206. The commander of the army of EEIC dur-

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201. Who came to India for the first time? ing The Battle of Plassey was
A. Vasco Da Gama A. Colonel Hector Munro
B. Erik The Red B. Colonel Robert Clive
C. Nicola Tesla C. A.O. Hume

D. Mahatma Gandhi D. None of the above

202. People know history on the basis of 207. What was Shivnagar in Muzaffarabad
District renamed as?
A. Sources of history and the people who
pass on information from generation to A. Amazon Nagar
generation B. Snapdeal Nagar
B. They time-travel C. Facebook NAgar
C. They go through books of the past and D. Google Nagar
they can understand through the bodies,
what they did in the past, and through 208. Who led the Revolt of 1857 from Luc-
their body structures, the gender. know

D. None of these A. Tantya Tope

E. All of these B. Rani Laxmi Bai

C. Begum Hazrat Mahal
203. who was the first Mughal emperor in In-
D. Nana Sahib
dia
A. Akabar 209. tipu sulthan was the ruler of
B. Babar A. hyderabad
C. Humayun B. madurai
D. Aurangjeb C. mysore
D. vijayanagar
204. Famous cave temples of the Chalukyan
period are known from which of the fol- 210. Where the tomb of Mughal Emperor Ak-
lowing? bar is located
A. Badami A. Delhi
B. Kanchipuram B. Lahore
C. Manyakheta C. Agra
D. Pattadakal D. Kashmir

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211. Where were the manuscripts written? 217. In 1930, from where Mahatma Gandhi
A. On palm leaf started the Civil Disobedience Move-
ment?

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B. On peepal leaf
A. Wardha
C. On banana leaf
B. Dandi
D. On tulsi leaf
C. Sevagram
212. Which is the real name of Buddha
D. Sabarmati
A. Siddartha Gauthama
B. Siddartha Gautama 218. how many nights did bhisma survive on
the bed of arrows
C. Suddhodana Gautama
A. 58 nights
D. Ashoka
B. a year
213. The rulers of which among the follow-
ing dynasties called themselves “Brahma- C. 12 nights
Kshatriay”? D. 40 nights
A. Palas
219. What good in India was most important
B. Senas to the British?
C. Pratiharas A. Grain
D. Chahamanas B. Tea
214. We learned about the indus valley civi- C. Rice
lization people from
D. Dandelions
A. seals
B. pottery 220. Which of the following empires was in-
volved in the Tripartite Struggle for North-
C. jewellery ern India? 1. Rashtrakutas2. Pratiharas3.
D. all of these PalasChoose the correct option from the
codes listed below:
215. What is the official language of india?
A. 1 and 2
A. Telugu
B. 1 and 3
B. English
C. 2 and 3
C. Hindi
D. 1, 2 and 3
D. None

216. Where were the hymns of Rigveda com- 221. Who were the combat-tents of Battle of
posed? Buxar?

A. Punjab A. British
B. Gujarat B. Siraj ud-Daulah
C. Rajasthan C. Mir Jafar
D. Uttar Pradesh D. Shuja-ud-Daula

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222. velu thampi led a revolt against the 228. WHO HAS BROKEN SACHIN TEN-
british in state of DULKARS RECORDS
A. travancore A. VIRAT KOHLI
B. baroda B. B.KUMR
C. hyderabad C. K.JADHAV
D. mysore D. ALL OF THE ABOVE
223. Who invaded Goa?

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229. The first east India was constructed in
A. The British
B. The Spanish A. Calcutta
C. The Portuguese B. Jodhpur
D. The Afghans
C. Kochi
224. Which is the Official Calendar used by In- D. Surat
dian Govt. other than Gregorian Calen-
dar? 230. Who gave the symbol for zero
A. Christian Calendar A. Aryabhatta
B. Hijri Calendar B. Shushruta
C. Vikram Samvata C. Varahamihira
D. Saka Samvata D. Bhramagupta
225. From where did the Iranians and the
Greek come? 231. India adopted the Constitution on

A. North West A. 15th August 1947

B. North East B. 26th August 1947
C. North South C. 26th January 1950
D. None of these D. 15th August 1950

226. Which of the pal rulers established the 232. In which year firest fleet of Dutch
matsya nayay? reached in inbdia
A. Dharmpal A. 1498
B. Gopal B. 1510
C. Devpal C. 1550
D. Rampal
D. 1595
227. Which of the following important discov-
eries came under the Gupta Empire? 233. Where did the manuscripts keep safe?

A. paper A. In temples and monasteries

B. The concept of zero B. In museums
C. compass C. Both (a) and (b)
D. movable typing D. None of these

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234. Charmavati is the ancient name of which 240. Who was the first Mughal Emperor?
river? A. Babur

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A. Ganga B. Akbar
B. Chambal C. Shah Jahan
C. Yamuna D. Alauddin Khilji
D. Narmada
241. The National Archive of India wasestab-
235. Cholas gained importance in lished in the year
A. north India A. 1989
B. east India B. 1920
C. south India C. 1921
D. west India D. none of above

236. What was the result of the Aryan migra- 242. What is the other name given to the lon-
tion into India? gitude which passes through Greenwich,
A. The Harappan civilization disappeared England?

B. Buddhism spread to India A. Rose line

C. The invention of farming B. Prime meridian

D. The spread of Islam C. Plimsoll line

D. Prime parallel
237. In the Indus Valley Civilization, Great
Bath was found at which place? 243. The manusmriti was compiled between
A. Harappa
B. Rakhi Garhi A. 600 BCE to 600CE

C. Mohenjodaro B. 500 BCE to 500 CE

D. Ropar C. 100 BCE to 600 CE

D. 200 BCE to 200 CE
238. Kumbasaram is the work of which author
A. Amarsimha 244. When did we win our first World cup?

B. Vararauchi A. WE never won the world cup-0

C. Kalidasa B. 1983

D. Dhanvantari C. 1987
D. 1994
239. Who was the king of Kalinga during the
Kalinga War? 245. Who is the iron man of India
A. Ashoka A. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
B. Ananth B. Subhas Chandra Bose
C. Anantha C. Jawaharlal Nehru
D. None of the above D. Rajendra Prasad

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246. Self-rule, or having your own country, is suppressed them. 3. He founded Vikra-
the biggest desire for masila university. Choose the correct op-
A. Nationalists tion from the codes listed below:

B. Pakistanian People A. 1 and 2 only

B. 1 and 3 only
C. Indo Chinese
C. 2 only
D. British Supporters
D. 1, 2 and 3

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247. The Delhi sultanates were replaced by
the 252. what did sage Atri’s wife, Anusuya give
to sita
A. British empire
A. a magical pot
B. Mughal rulers
B. weapons
C. Turkish rulers
C. clothes and jewels that would never
D. None of the above fade
248. Rulers of the Gupta dynasty were sup- D. blessing
portive of the Hindu system of social
253. During Freeodm Struggale of India, which
order
among the following movemontes started
A. missionary with Dandi
B. social A. Swadeshi movement
C. caste B. Nincooperative movement
D. political C. Civil Disobedience Movement

249. During which movement, singing Vande D. Quit India movement

Mataram was meant to sedition? 254. Who founded Mauryan Dynasty?
A. Quit India Movement A. Asoka
B. Swadeshi Movement B. Chandragupta
C. Individual Satyagraha C. Skandagupta
D. Civil Disobedience D. Bhaskarvarman
250. Who was the chief of Swami Mahavira’s 255. the battle of plassay was fought in
nuns’ order? A. 1757
A. Chandana B. 1782
B. Khema C. 1748
C. Sujata D. 1764
D. Trisala
256. What’s the national bird of India?
251. Consider the following statements about A. Peacock
Dharmapala:1. A tripartite struggle oc- B. Peigeon
curred between the Pala, Prathihara, and
Rashtrakuta dynasties during his reign. 2. C. Penguin
He was intolerant of other religions and D. none of above

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257. The Karni Mata temple in Rajasthan is fa- C. Mughal Dynasty

mous for housing which creatures? D. Magadha

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A. Rats
263. The new Narendra Modi stadium is the
B. Snakes recreation of which stadium?
C. Tigers A. Sardar Vallabhai Patel Stadium
D. Peacocks B. Axar Patel stadium
C. Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
258. The resolution demanding Poorna Swaraj
was passed during which Indian National D. Rajiv Gandhi stadium
Congress session? 264. Alauddin Khilji became the Sultan of
A. 1929 Lahore Session A. Pune
B. 1928 Calcutta Session B. Delhi
C. 1927 Madras Session C. Lahore
D. 1931 Karachi Session D. Agra
259. Other name of Bimbisara was ? 265. Who called Subhash Chandra Bose as
Desh Nayak?
A. Ekarat
A. Lala lajpat rai
B. Sarvakshtantraka
B. Rabindra nath tagore
C. Shalimal
C. Mahatma gandhi
D. Shrenika
D. Bal gandhar tilak
260. Who were janas?
266. Year of Quit India Movement
A. A series of texts
A. 1945
B. They were the tribes of India B. 1934
C. A group of hills C. 1942
D. An extinct species used to travel from D. 1923
place to place
267. When did Netaji or Shubash Chandra
261. Mahabharat is Mahabharat is Bose die?
A. A Vedic text A. 13 mar 1946
B. Brahmnical text Brahmanical litera- B. 16 jan 1945
ture C. 18 aug 1945
C. Dynamic text D. 15 nov 1946
D. Both dynamic and brahmnical text Dy- 268. Which year was the Noble Peace Prize
namic and Brahmanical literature not awarded?
262. Which kingdom introduced Chakra as a A. 1940
powerful symbol B. 1948
A. Gupta Dynasty C. 1964
B. Mauryan Dynasty D. 2000

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269. first prime minister of India was C. By seeking foreign help against the
A. NARENDRA MODI British

B. JAWAHARLAL NEHRU D. By seeking the support of the Indians

living abroad
C. MOHANDAS CARAMCHANG GAND-
HIJI 275. What was the first English newspaper in
India?
D. Govind Ballabh Pant
A. The Bengal Gazette
270. Who among the following is known for

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B. The Goa Times
his work on medicine during the Gupta pe-
riod? C. The Delhi Post
A. Sushrutha D. The Times of India
B. Saumilla 276. Bajirao I was the Peshwa of what Em-
C. Shudraka pire?
A. Mughal
D. Shaunaka
B. Maratha
271. Where is the tomb of Mughal Emperor Ak-
C. Sikh
bar located?
D. Gujarata
A. Delhi
B. Lahore 277. Tick any three Mughal Emperors

C. Agra A. Shah Jahan

B. Akbar
D. Kashmir
C. Babur
272. Who wrote buddhacharita?
D. Adil Shah
A. Buddha
278. Who wrote the book Indika
B. Kanishka
A. Megastgenese
C. unvoiced
B. Chanakya
D. Nagarjuna
C. Kalidasa
273. Who is known as the father of Indian D. Vararauchi
Space program?
279. Mook bharat, is related to
A. Charaka
A. Mahatma Gandhi
B. Sushutra
B. Bheemrav Ambedkar
C. Dr. Vikram Sarabhai
C. Jwahar Lal Nehru
D. none of above
D. Veer savarkar
274. In what way did the early nationalists
280. Kari Baoli has the world’s largest what?
undermine the moral foundations of the
British rule with great success? A. Perfume Market
A. By their agitation for Constitutional re- B. Abattoir
forms C. Spice Market
B. By advocating open revolt D. Cloth market

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281. why did the british want india C. Bhaumkars

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ans made
B. no british did not want india 287. Manuscripts are written on , while in-
scriptions are written on
C. because they wanted the rich land of
india A. Bark of birch trees and palm leaves (1),
Hard surfaces like stone, walls etc (2).
D. none of above
B. Hard surfaces like stone, walls etc (1),
282. Vikramashila university established by Bark of birch trees and palm leaves (2)
C. Both of these are right
A. Devapala
D. None of these are right
B. Dharmapala
C. Mahendrapala 288. What’s the national animal of Inda?

D. Ramapala A. Lion
B. Tiger
283. Who was the main male God worshipped
by Indus people? C. Cow
A. Lord Shiva D. none of above
B. Vishnu
289. Which Indian Scientist is known as
C. Brahma Thomas Alva Edison of India?
D. Indra A. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
284. The Assam State derives its name from B. Verghese Kurien
that of a tribe that conquered the region. C. G. D. Naid
Where did tribesmen come from?
D. none of above
A. Tibet
B. Mongolia 290. In which year Arya Samaj branch was es-
C. Burma (now Myanmar) tablished in Hyderabad?

D. Siam (now Thailand) A. 1890

B. 1891
285. The tributaries of Indus river are
C. 1892
A. Luni river
D. 1893
B. Kunar river
C. Gomal river 291. First Buddhist Council was held during the
D. Ravi river reign of which of the following kings?
A. Ajatsatru
286. Which of the dynasty is known for rule
of female successors? B. Ashoka
A. Chalukya C. Kanishka
B. Chaulukya D. Kalasoka

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292. Allaudin Khilji was the ruler of- 298. Where did the traveller Ibn Batuta come
from?
A. Khilji Dyanasty
A. Morocco
B. Mughal empire
B. Persia
C. Delhi Sultanate
C. Turkey
D. None of these
D. Central Asia
293. Which among the following is not a cor-

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299. Who was Chandragupta II’s father?
rect pair?
A. Ghatotkacha
A. Ellora Caves-Rastrakuta Rulers
B. Samudragupta
B. Mahabalipuram-Pallava Rulers
C. Chandragupta I
C. Khajuraho-Chandellas
D. None of the above
D. Elephanta Caves-Mauyra Era
300. Who was the first Portuguese explorer
294. who is the captain of the indian cricket who went to India?
team A. Sadio lama
A. V.kohli B. Vasco da gama
B. R.sharma C. Nana sahib
C. S.dhawan D. none of above
D. none of the above 301. What city was 400 miles south of
Harappa?
295. Who wrote Ashtadhyayi?
A. Mahonjo-Daro
A. Parni
B. Central Asia
B. yask
C. Arabia
C. Patanjali
D. China
D. bhas
302. Indian Modern history starts after
296. Who was the 11th priminister of India thedeath of
A. Rajiv Gandhi A. Babur
B. Indira Gandhi B. Akbar

C. Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam C. Aurangzeb

D. none of above
D. Narendra Modi
303. WHAT IS THE SHORTEST FORM OF
297. Who is the President of India? CRICKET
A. Ram Nath Kovind A. TEST
B. Jawhalal Nehru B. ODI
C. Virat Kholi C. T20
D. Shri Krishna D. NONE OF THE ABOVE

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304. Rajia Sultana was the daughter of 310. The period from saw the rise and fall
A. Iltumish of the Delhi Sultanate.
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B. Mohmad bin Tuglak
B. 700CE to 1750CE
C. Mohmad Gauri
C. 1206CE to 1757CE
D. Akbar
D. 1206CE to 1550CE
305. through which one of the following, the
311. Who wrote the Arthashastra
king exercised his control over villages in
the vijayanagar empire A. Ashoka
A. dannayaka B. Vishnugupta
C. Chandragupta 1
B. sumanta
D. Bindusara
C. nayaka
D. mahanayakacharya 312. What is the cycle of rebirths (the process
of reincarnation) called?
306. Name the Archaeologist who excavated A. circle of life
the Hastinapur
B. wheel of life
A. Prof R S Sharma
C. wheel of fortune
B. Prof Romila Thapar D. wheel of destiny
C. Prof B B Lal
313. the system of competitive examinations
D. Ved Vyas for civil service was accepted in principle
in the year
307. The Taj Mahal was built by
A. 1833
A. Shah Jahan
B. 1853
B. Akbar
C. 1858
C. Shivaji Maharaj
D. 1882
D. Babur
314. In which of the following inscriptions
308. In which language were the manuscripts Ashoka made his famous declaration “All
written? men are my children”?
A. Hindi A. Minor Rock Edict (Ahraura)
B. Tamil B. Pillar Edict VII

C. English C. Lumbini Pillar Edict

D. Separate Kalinga Rock Edict I
D. Sanskrit
315. On which river’s bank were the cities de-
309. Mahatma Gandhi was born on veloped about 2500 years ago?
A. 15.7.1867 A. Ganga
B. 2.10.1869 B. Yamuna
C. 8.8.1942 C. Narmada
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316. Eklavya was punished under Brahminism- D. Holy rivers in India where Hindus are
this detail is found cremated
A. Ramayan Ramayan
322. period of history is continued until
B. Manusmriti manusmriti around the time Christopher Columbus dis-
C. inscription inscription covered the New World.
D. Mahabharata Mahabharata A. Medieval
317. Where is Ellora caves situated. B. Modern

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A. Delhi C. Ancient
B. Aurangabad D. prehistory
C. Rajasthan
323. Along the banks of what river did the ear-
D. Mumbai liest Indian civilization begin?
318. Who called Mahatma Gandhi as Ma- A. Indus River
hatma for the first time?
B. Ganges River
A. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose
C. Yellow River
B. Jawaharlal Nehru
C. Vallabhai Patel D. Yangtze

D. Rabindranath Tagore 324. The Tattvabodhini Sabha was set up by

Devendranath Tagore in the year
319. What mission led to the cheapest space-
craft to reach Mars? A. 1828
A. Chandrayaan B. 1830
B. Mangalyaan C. 1839
C. Gaganyaan D. 1866
D. Shukrayaan
325. Hikkim in HP has the highest what?
320. Sati was declared illegal and punishable
by A. Post Office
A. Lord William Bentinck B. Railway Station
B. Lord Ripon C. Cricket Ground
C. Lord Canning D. Airport
D. Lord Dalhousie
326. The first session of the all India Congress
321. What are the Vedas? held in Bombay in 1920, was President
A. The Hindu equivalent of the Ten Com- over by
mandments A. Jawahar Lal Nehru
B. Oral traditions of hymns and prayers B. V V Giri
that became part of Hinduism
C. Lala Lajpat Rai
C. A story that explains the importance of
following one’s Dharma D. MM Joshi

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327. Who gave us the slogan-Jai Hind? 333. Which of the following were the causes
A. Mahatma Gandhi for the Tripartite struggle? 1. Kannauj
was the former capital of Harshvardhana’s

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B. Sarojini Naidu empire and control of it represented the
C. Subhas Chandra Bose political domination over northern India.
D. Jawaharlal Nehru 2. Kannauj was connected to the silk
road and an ideal location for trade and
E. Bipin Chandra Pal
commerce. 3. Control of Kannauj also
328. Who of the following was a Chola Em- meant control of the Central Gangetic val-
peror ley, which was rich in resources. Choose
the correct option from the codes listed be-
A. Raja Raja
low
B. Jahangir
A. 1 and 2
C. Prithviraj Chauhan
B. Only 2
D. Shah Alam
C. 1 and 3
329. “Double burials” is found from which site D. 1, 2 and 3
of Indus Valley civilization?
334. During the Civil Disobedience Movement
A. Banwali
where did Sarojini Naidu led the satya-
B. Dholaveer graha to raid the salt depot?
C. Surkotda A. Dandi
D. Lothal B. wadala
330. Megasthenes served as an ambassador C. sanikatta
in the court of whom among the follow- D. Dharasana
ing?
335. Who is known as the father of Indian
A. Chandragupta Maurya Green Revolution?
B. Ashoka A. A.R. Rahman
C. Samudragupta B. M.S. Swaminathan
D. Harshavardhana C. Raja Ramanna
331. Kalibanga is situated in which of these D. none of above
states?
336. what was the shrap given to Karn from
A. Gujarat Parshuram
B. Punjab A. that he would be killed by Arjun
C. Haryana B. that he would die in a war
D. Rajasthan C. that when he would need his art of
332. where was alexander the great born in? waefare the most he would not be able to
remember it
A. persia
D. that when he goes any where near the
B. rome kingdom of ayodhya he would get a deadly
C. macedonia deasease
D. india E. None of the above

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337. Which of the following in the world Her- 343. Who was the Governor General of India
itage list? when Vernacular Press Act was introduced
A. Khajuraho in India in 1878 AD?

B. Nalanda ruins A. Lord Lytton

B. Lord Ripon
C. Hampi ruins
C. Lord Dufferin
D. Tajmehal
D. None of these

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338. Who was Siraj-ud-Daulah?
344. Who wrote India’s national song Vande
A. Nawab Of Bengal Mataram?
B. Nawab of Awadh A. Rabindranath Tagore
C. Sultan of Bengal B. Sri Aurobindo Ghosh
D. None of the above C. Sarojini Naidu
339. on which day of the war did Karn die D. Bankim Chandra Chatterjee
A. 23rd 345. Indian history is divided into periods.
B. 16th A. three
C. 9th B. Two
D. 17th C. Four
E. 15th D. none of above

340. The Indian Muslim League was founded 346. British angered
at A. Fighters
A. Aligar B. Actors
B. Lucknow C. Rulers
C. Dacca D. Farmers
D. Delhi 347. The lowest class group (composed of ser-
vants and serfs) in the Indian caste system
341. rote accounting method
was the
A. Kalhan
A. Buddhists
B. Bilhan B. Brahmins / Brahmans
C. Anonymous C. Sudras / Shudras
D. Merutunga D. Aryans
342. Medieval period of India witnessed large 348. Who wrote the first chronological history
scale changes in in India?
A. culture A. Kalhan
B. economy B. Bilhana
C. religion C. Harsha
D. all of the above D. Rajshekhar

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349. First English Newspaper in India 355. The last ruler of the Chandela dynasty
A. The Bengal Gazette was defeated by

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A. Mahumud of Ghazni
B. The calcutta Gazette
B. Muhammad of Ghori
C. The Bengal Journal
C. Qutb-ud-din-Aibak
D. The Bombay Herald
D. Sabuktigin
350. Contemporary of Gautam Buddha
356. Who among the following was the first
A. Bimbisara Indian to qualify for the Civil Services?
B. Bindusara A. Satyendranath Tagore
C. Chandragupta Maurya B. Rabindranath Tagore
D. Ajatashatru C. Surendranath Bannerji
351. Which of following contributed great role D. Jatin Mukherjee
to preserve Sanchi stupa 357. Satavahana kingdom reached its zenith
A. Archeologist H C Cole between A.D. 106-130 A.D. and declined
in the third century, Under whose rule was
B. Shahjaha Begum
the zenith reached?
C. Both H C Cole and Shahjahan Begum
A. Simuka
D. One of these
B. Ganga
352. The viyayanagura rular, kirshmade C. Satakarni I
data’s work Amuktamalyada, was in D. Gautamiputra Satakarni
A. Telegu
358. Who was the founder of Maurya Em-
B. Sanskrite pire?
C. Tamil D. Mannada A. Chandragupta Maurya
D. none of above B. Ashoka

353. Which ruler named himself ‘Sarvara- C. Bindusara

jochchetta’ meaning ‘Uprooter of All D. Ajatshatru
Kings’?
359. Who was the author of mahabharat
A. Raja Raja Chola
A. Balmiki Balmiki
B. Samudragupta
B. Rudradaman Rudradaman
C. Chandragupta Maurya C. Chankya Chanakya
D. Chandragupta I D. Ved Vyas
354. Who founded pala dynasty? 360. First Governor-General of Bengal was
A. Gopala A. Robert Clive
B. Sukapha B. William Bentinck
C. Mahendravarman C. Wellesley
D. Asoka D. Warren Hastings

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361. Who is a freedom fighter? 367. Who discovered sea route to India
A. Who always fights with his neighbours A. Vasco da Gama
and friends
B. Galieo Gallili
B. Who wants himself become the king or
C. Cristopher Coloumbus
the queen
D. Ferdinand Mangllen
C. Who wants his people to have own na-
tion and independency 368. What was the name of Goutam Buddha’s

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D. none of above mother?
362. Who was the first to come to India for A. Mahamaya
trade? B. Goutami
A. British C. Yashodhara
B. Arabs D. Chelna
C. French
369. What was the name of the vehicle that
D. Chinese could fly
363. When did India become free? A. Panchajanya
A. 14th August 1948 B. Pushpak viman
B. 14th August 1947 C. Indrasan
C. 12 August 1930 D. Ravanasan
D. none of above
370. Nirmal Hirday was in
364. What happens if the shuttlecock lands on
A. Kolkata
the line?
B. Kerala
A. Counts as being in
C. Mahdya Pradesh
B. Counts as being out
C. Replay D. Maharashtra

D. Let 371. What is the capital of the Mauryan em-

pire
365. who wrote the indian anthem national an-
them A. Kalinga
A. rajendra prasad B. Vajji
B. jawalalal neru C. Maghada
C. sheik mohameed D. Pataliputra
D. ram singh thakuri 372. Which among the following lead to Jalian-
366. Who burnt the Nalanda university wala bagh massacre
A. Aram Shah A. The arms act
B. Qutb ud din Aibak B. The Rowlatt act
C. Bakhtiyar Khilji C. The Public Safety Act
D. Mohammad Bin Tughalq D. Vrnacular press act

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373. Gautma Buddha’s mother ‘Mahamaya’ 379. Where is Muslim mosque situated where
belongs to which tribe? a hair of pagamber Mohammad Saheb has
been preserved?

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A. Pala
B. Gupta A. Ajmer
C. Kushan B. Ahmedabad
D. Koliya C. Srinagar

374. Who is known as the second founder of D. Mecca

the Palas Dynasty?
380. Who founded the Mughal Dynasty?
A. Gopala
A. Akbar
B. Devapala
B. Babur
C. Mahipala I
D. Dharmapala C. Chandragupta Maurya
D. Aurangzeb
375. When (year) was tiger declared as na-
tional animal? 381. Who of these were famous in the name
A. 1973 of ‘ Sher of Punjab ‘?
B. 1972 A. Rajguru
C. 1980 B. Bhagat Singh
D. 1993 C. Udham Singh
376. to which professions earlier leaders who D. Lala Lajpat Rai
struggled for freedom of india mainly be-
longed? 382. The system of com petitive examination
A. lawyers for civil servise was accepted is principal
in the year
B. teachers
A. 1833
C. journalists
B. 1853
D. all of the above
C. 1858
377. Who was last Rajput king.
D. 1882
A. None of the above
B. Ashoka 383. How do you win a set?
C. Prithviraj Chauhan A. 1st to 21 points and be at least 2 points
D. Karandev Vaghela ahead
B. 1st to 11 points and be at least 2 points
378. Baraha Avtar Aa Vishnu Rescuing
ahead
A. God Sun
C. 1st to 20 points and be at least 2 points
B. Earth Goddess ahead
C. Goddess Laxmi D. 1st to 30 points and be at least 2 points
D. God Ingra ahead

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384. Which Mourya Ruler is also known as 390. After the bloodshed caused in the Battle
“Amitraghat”? of , Ashoka vowed to never fight wars.
A. Chandragupta A. Kalinga
B. Ashok B. Plassey
C. Dashrath C. Panipat
D. Bindusar D. Chausa

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385. Who built Brahadeeshwara Temple? 391. The two main sources of history are
A. Raja RajaI A. Physical and abstract
B. Rajendra I B. Literary and archaeological
C. Parantaga I C. Coins and manuscript

D. Kulotunga I D. Pillars and inscription

386. First Satyagraha of Gandhiji 392. Who wrote Hind Swaraj?

A. Kheda A. Bal Gangadhar

B. Champaran B. Mahatma Gandhi

C. Bhagat Singh
C. Ahmedabad
D. none of the above
D. Poona
393. Indian ruler of the Mauryan Empire who
387. Which among the following is not cor-
renounced war and became a convert to
rect?
Buddhism.
A. The capital of pandyas was Madurai
A. Asoka
B. The capital of Cheras was Vanchi B. Siddhartha Gautama
C. Capital of the Videha Kingdom-Mithila C. Chandragupta Maurya
D. Capital of Gahadwal Dynasty-Kannauj D. Kalidasa
388. Why were large walls built around the 394. Where is Kalibangan located
cities?
A. Gujarat
A. Floods
B. Rajasthan
B. Enemy Attacks
C. Punjab
C. Keep people from leaving city
D. Maharashtra
D. Block wind
395. Who delivered the first Indian Indepen-
389. Who started the revolt of 1857 dence day speech?
A. Rani Laksmi bai A. Mahatma Gandhi
B. Mangal Pandey B. Motilal Nehru
C. Hyder-Ali C. DR. Ambedkar
D. Tipu Sultan D. Jawaharlal Nehru

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396. What’s the national tree? 402. India was firmly under Gupta control un-
A. Ashoka Tree til the late 1400s, when armies in-
vaded India from the northwest.

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A. Hun
C. Neem Tree
B. Jainist
D. Apple Tree
C. Hindi
397. Where were Guru Nanak born?
D. Buddhist
A. Punjab
B. Bihar 403. Which of the following Prathihara king
adopted the title ‘Adivarah’?
C. Talwandi
A. Mahendrapala I
D. Varanasi
B. Mihir Bhoja
398. The books of famous author R.K.
Narayan is based in which place.(The set- C. Ramabhadra
ting of most of his books) D. Nagapatta I
A. Madras 404. is the highest peak in South India
B. Malgudi
A. Anaimalai
C. Rann
B. Everest
D. Coimbatore
C. K2
399. to which king belongs the lion capital at D. Thavalagiri
sarnath?
A. chandragupta 405. Language of ancient India
B. ashoka A. Sanskrit
C. kanishka B. Nepalese
D. harsha C. Persian

400. Ayodhya is situated on the banks of D. Aryan

which river 406. Goa was captured by Portuguese
A. Godavari
A. 1479 AD
B. Yamuna
B. 1575 AD
C. Sarayu
C. 1510 AD
D. Ganga
D. 1600 AD
401. What was the name for Gandhi’s teach-
ings of non-violence based on compassion 407. In which of the texts, the word kayastha
for life? was found for the first time?
A. satyagraha A. Apastamba Dharma Sutra
B. ahimsa B. Yajnavalkya samriti
C. shanti C. Mahabharta
D. ananda D. Brihaspati samriti

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408. When was the Indian National Congress 414. Gandhi studied in England to become a
formed?
A. 1882 A. engineer
B. 1885 B. doctor
C. 1905 C. scientist
D. 1857 D. lawyer

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409. when did the 1st war of independence of 415. The four classes (varnas) in the caste sys-
India occur tem are:
A. 1864-1867 A. Pharaoh, priests, artisans, slaves
B. 1855-1858 B. Brahman, Kshatriyas, Vaisyas, Sudras
C. 1852-1855 C. King, queen, princes, lords
D. 1846-1849 D. Shogun, samurai, governors, artisans

410. Full Form of EEIC 416. Who are historians?

A. East India Company A. Who study past
B. East Indian Company B. Who study present
C. English East India Company C. Who study future
D. English East Indian Company D. None of these

411. The most prominent trading center of In- 417. ravan was also a skilled
dus valley A. Dancer
A. Harappa B. Musician
B. Mohenjo-Daro C. Painter
C. Kalibangan D. Sculptor
D. Lothal
418. who is known by “iron man of India”?
412. when did Mahatma Gandhi die? A. Raja Rammohan roy
A. 15th of august 1948 B. Sardar ballav bhai patel
B. 26th of january 1956 C. APJ Abdul Kalam
C. 26th of august 1947 D. Lal bahadur sastri
D. 15th of january 1945
419. the first war of independence is also
413. Who is the father of Ayurveda? known as the to the British
A. Charaka A. India’s first revolt
B. Dr Vikram Sarabhai B. Indian mutiny
C. Jagadish Chandra Bose C. Sepoy Mutiny
D. none of above D. Enfield Revolt

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420. After the decline of the Palas, which dy- 426. Where did the Buddha deliver the maxi-
nasty established its rule in Bengal? mum number of his semons?

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A. Sena Dynasty A. Kushinagar
B. Gaur Dynasty B. Sarnath
C. Ilyas Dynasty C. Sravasti

D. Ganesh Dynasty D. Vaisali

427. Who established Pattilputra?
421. name a person, both in mahabharat as
well as in ramayan A. Bimbsar
A. shri bhisma B. Bimbsar

B. shri parshuram C. Shishunag

D. Chandragupta
C. shri ram
D. none of above 428. What allowed the British East India com-
pany to gain control of India?
422. Alberuni came to India with A. The weakening Mughal Empire
A. Mahmud of Ghazni B. The Sepoy Rebellion
B. Alexander C. Fair trade
C. Babur D. Diplomacy
D. Timur 429. In whic year Poorna Swaraj was cele-
brated for the first time in India?
423. WHERE IS INDIA GATE LOCATED
A. 26th January 1929
A. NEW DELHI
B. 30th December 1930
B. KASHMIR
C. 31st January 1929
C. KERALA
D. 26th January 1930
D. KANYAKUMARI
430. Which of the following amendments of
424. Buddhism had been evolved with regular the Constitution of India brought about the
interaction with reduction of voting age from 21 to 18
years?
A. Materialist Ajit kesh Kambli
A. 64th
B. Contemporary Local traditions
B. 60th
C. Jainism
C. 61st
D. All of these
D. 65th
425. who was last important mughal ruler 431. Where is the great bath located
A. babur A. Harappa
B. Razia sultan B. Mohenjo-Daro
C. balbal C. Mehrgarh
D. Aurangzeb D. none of above

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432. When was Quit India Movement B. 1983

A. 1943 C. 1985
B. 1942 D. 1981
C. 1947 438. Who built the Kallanai Dam
D. 1818 A. Raja Raja Chola

433. What religion is built on works and moral B. Rajendra Chola

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behavior and states that once a man has C. Karikala Chola
absolutely freed himself from his self- D. none of above
ish cravings, he enter into “nirvana, “
the state of absolute peace and happi- 439. Shivaji had battles between
ness where one loses himself into nothing- A. Akbar
ness? B. Bhadur Shah Zafar
A. Buddhism C. Shah Jhan
B. Hinduism D. Aurganzeb
C. Confucianism 440. In which year was the battle of Panipat
D. Taosim fought?
434. Which Sufi’s dargah is at Ajmer? A. 1530
B. 1526
A. Baba Farid
C. 1600
B. Qutb-din Bakhtiyar Kaki
D. 1525
C. Moinuddin Chisti
D. Khwaja Bahuddin 441. Doctrine of Lapse was adoped by
A. Lord Hastings
435. Which town is famous for having no door
B. William Bentinck
locks?
C. Lord Dalhousie
A. Varanasi
D. Lord Canning
B. Ootacamund
C. Ahmedabad 442. Jalaluddin Muhammad Akbar was born in
which country (according to the 21st cen-
D. Shingnapur tury)?
436. The East India Company was set up to do A. India
with India B. Saudi Arabia
A. trade C. Pakistan
B. fights D. Iran
C. war 443. The future Buddha
D. none of above A. Avlokitesvara
437. When did India win its first cricket world B. Amitabha
cup C. Maitreya
A. 1980 D. Vajrapani

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444. What is the value of the latitude at the 450. What is the name of the forest lord Ram
equator? was exiled to
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445. Who were the Freedom Fighter of India? 451. Who is known as the ‘Nightingale of In-
A. Dr.Br-Ameredkar dia’?
B. Bhagat Singh A. Sarojini Naidu
C. Shri Vishnu B. Indira Gandhi
D. Mahatma Gandhi C. Sushma Swaraj

446. UNDER AKBAR, THE MIR BAKSHI WAS D. Kiran Bedi

REQUIRED TO LOOK AFTER 452. in mahabharat who was the one who
A. MILITARY AFFAIRS killed maternal uncle of Dhuryodhan
B. THE STATE TREASURY A. Yudhishtir
C. THE ROYAL HOUSEHOLD B. Sahdev
D. THE LAND REVENUE SYSTEM C. Arjun
447. What was the written language devel- D. Bheem
oped by the Aryans and brought to South
453. The science of working with metals
Asia?
A. alloy
A. Arabic
B. Hindi B. astronomy

C. Sanskrit C. inoculation

D. Urdu D. metallurgy

448. Which one of the following in NOT a 454. What are the tributaries of the Ganga
Harappan Site? river?
A. Kayatha A. Son
B. Chanhudaro B. Alkananda
C. Kalibanga C. Bhagirathi
D. Lothal D. There are none

449. Which of the following inscriptions men- 455. Delhi was declared as the Capital of India
tions the name of Kalidasa? in which year?
A. Allahabad Pillar Inscription A. 1900
B. Aihole inscription B. 1905
C. Alapadu Grant C. 1911
D. Hanumankoda Inscription D. 1920

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456. Which Chalukaya king defeated Har- 461. What is the full form of ASI?
shavardhana A. Architectural Survey of India
A. Pulakesin 1
B. Archeological Survey of India
B. Vikramaditya
C. Ancient Survey of India
C. Kirtivarman
D. Astronomical Survey of India
D. Pulakesin 2
462. What does “Aryan” mean?

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457. Which European traders became most
powerful A. Noble ones
A. British B. Migrants
B. Dutch C. Conquerors
C. French D. Leaders
D. Portuguese 463. Choose the armed revolutionaries
458. Who was the Viceroy of India when the A. Subhash Chandra Bose
Rowlatt Act was passed
B. Aurobindo Ghosh
A. Lord Irwin
C. Bhagat Singh
B. Lord Reading
D. All the above
C. Lord Chelmsford
D. Lord Wavell 464. When did the battle of Plassey occur
A. 1745
459. Who was the first Indian to be elected to
the British Parliament? B. 1823
A. Dadabhai Naoroji C. 1757
B. Gopal Krishna Gokhale D. 1830
C. Bipin Chandra Pal 465. Who built the Taj Mahal
D. Lala Lajpat Rai
A. Akbar
460. The following questions contain two B. George Washington
statements each, labelled as Assertion (A)
C. Shah Jahan
and Reason (R). Assertion (A):Yajna Sri Sa-
takarni was a lover of trade and naviga- D. Chandragupta Maurya
tion. Reason (R):His love for navigation
and overseas trade is shown by the repre- 466. Rulers of which of the following dynas-
sentation of a s hip on his coins. ties maintained diplomatic relations with
distant countries such as Syria in the
A. A and R are both true and R is the cor-
West?
rect explanation of A.
A. Maurya
B. A and R are both true but R is not the
correct explanation of A B. Gupta
C. A is true, R is false C. Pallava
D. A is false, R is True D. Chola

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467. The trident-shaped symbol of Buddhism C. National emergency

does not represent D. Financial emergency

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473. Who wrote the book named Ratnavali?
B. Sangha
A. Banbhatta
C. Buddha
B. Harsha
D. Dhamma
C. Vakpati
468. Who was known as the first women D. Kshemendra
prime-minister of India?
474. Upnishads are books on:
A. Sonia Gandhi
A. Politics
B. Indira Gandhi
B. Philosophy
C. There was no women prime minister
C. Medicine
D. Mamata Banerjee
D. Social life
469. 1st Buddhist Council2. 2nd Buddhist 475. Who is Shri Lal Bhadur Shastri?
Council3. 3rd Buddhist Council4. 4th Bud-
dhist Councila. Kashmirb. Vaishalic. Raj- A. Former President of India
grihad. Pataliputra B. Former Prime Minister of India
A. 1-c2-a3-d4-b C. Former Chief Minister of UP
B. 1-b2-d3-b4-a D. Former Vice President of India
C. 1-c2-b3-d4-a 476. All India Trade Union Congress was
D. none of above formed in the year
A. 1919
470. The first President of India was?
B. 1920
A. Jawaharlal Nehru
C. 1921
B. Subhas Chandra Bose
D. 1923
C. Dr. Rajendra Prasad
477. Which city was established on the banks
D. none of above
of Ganga?
471. Who was the last Viceroy of India? A. Magadha
A. Lord Curzon B. Vindhyas
B. Lord Irwin C. Both (a) and (b)
C. Lord Mountbatten D. None of these
D. Lord Lansdowne 478. What was the reason for the tripartite
struggle
472. In India, which of the following types
of emergencies can be proclaimed when a A. For fun
State Government fails to function? B. Family enemies
A. Military emergency C. Kannauj
B. Constitutional emergency D. Misunderstanding

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479. History is derived from the word 485. Which one of the following scripts of an-
A. Historian cient India was written from right to left?

B. His Story A. Bramhi

C. Historia B. Sharada
D. Modo C. Kharosthi
D. Nandanagari
480. In which year, Interim Government of In-

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dia (Arzi Hukumat-i-Hind) was formed by 486. In which part historians have divided In-
Subhash Chandra Bose? dian history?
A. 1941 A. Medieval, Modern, Colonial
B. 1942
B. Ancient, Medieval, Colonial
C. 1943
C. Ancient, Medieval, Modern
D. 1945
D. None of these
481. The Dilwara Temple at Mount Abu in Ra-
jasthan were built by the flowerers of 487. Battle of Plassey was played in year.
A. Buddhism A. 1857
B. Jainism B. 1650
C. Hinduism C. 1757
D. Sikhism D. 1769

482. Who is known as the father of Indian Mis- 488. During which Mughal ruler’s rule, did the
sile Program? Britishers enter India for trading?
A. Raja Ramanna A. Akbar
B. Dr Vikram Sarabhai B. Jahangir
C. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam C. Babur
D. none of above D. Humayun
483. Who is known as the father of white rev- 489. Who was India’s 1st Prime Minister?
olution?
A. Narendra Modi
A. Baba Ramdev
B. Moti Lal
B. Verghese Kurien
C. Jagadish Chandra Bose C. Jawharlal Nehru

D. none of above D. Manmohan Sigh

484. Where was rice first cultivated? 490. Tripitakas are scared books of
A. Vindhiya hills A. Buddhists
B. Garo hills B. Hindus
C. Indus river C. Jains
D. Son D. None of above

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491. The name India came to English usage 497. The land to the east of Indus came to be
from the century onwards. called Hindustan by the

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A. 17th A. Greeks
B. 16th B. Afghans
C. 18th C. Arabs
D. none of above D. None of them

492. who were the kings of magadha 498. What is a Peshwa?

A. samudragupta A. The King of the Maratha Empire
B. bindusara B. The Queen of the Maratha Empire
C. akbar C. The Prime Minister of the Maratha Em-
pire
D. mahanandin
D. The Prince of the Maratha Empire
493. the troops raised by the emperor but not
paid directly the state and place under the 499. Who led Dandi March from Trichinopoly
charge of mansabadars were know as to Vedaranyam during civil disobedience
movement?
A. walashabi
A. Chinappa
B. barawardi
B. M K Gandhi
C. jcumaki
C. Sarojini Naidu
D. dakhili
D. C. Rajagopalachari
494. Who wrote Astanghriday?
500. The Sikh Empire was also known as
A. Charak
A. Punjab Empire
B. Sushruta B. Persian Empire
C. Vagbhatta C. Delhi Empire
D. Aryabhatta D. Amritsar Empire
495. Indian Navy Act was passed on? 501. The idea of “Four fold varna system” is
A. 1921 derived from
B. 1925 A. Rigveda The Rigveda
C. 1927 B. Mahabharata Mahabharata
D. 1930 C. Manusmriti Manusmriti
D. Tripitaka
496. Which of the following rulers of ancient
India declared Buddhism as state’s reli- 502. Who among the following appoints the
gion? Election Commissioner in India?
A. Chandragupta Maurya A. The Chief Justice
B. Ashoka B. President
C. Samudra Gupta C. Governor
D. Kumar Gupta D. Prime Minister

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503. Which among the following Kavya of San- 508. Who wrote the book titled Jain yogasas-
skrit, deal with court intrigues & access to tra?
power of Chandragupta Maurya? A. Hemchandra
A. Mrichhakatika B. Banbhatta
B. Ritusamhara C. Panini
C. Kumarasambhava D. Patanjali
D. Mudrarakshahsa

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509. Who was the first Indian Governor Gen-
eral of Independent India?
504. which yug was this story of mahabharat
held in A. C. Rajagopalachari
A. Kalyug B. BR. Ambedkar
B. Duaparyug C. Bhagat Singh

C. Tretayug D. Rajiv Gandhi

D. Satyug 510. Who was the founder of Gulam

dynesty?
505. What was the name of the British com-
A. Kutub-din-Aibek
pany that went to India to trade but ended
up ruling India? B. Akbar

A. The Royal Company C. Mohmood Gajnabi

B. The East India Company D. Allahu din khilaji

C. The Victoria Company 511. when did jallian walla bagh incident hap-
pen?
D. The Arabian British Company
A. 1923
506. the vijayanagara ruler, krishnadev rayas B. 1919
work amuktamalyada, was in
C. 1823
A. telugu
D. 1654
B. sanskrit
512. Kailashnatha temple is situated in
C. tamil
A. Tamilnadu
D. kannada
B. Kerela
507. Match1. Vinay Pitaka2. Sutta Pitaka3. C. Maharastra
Abhidhamma Pitaka. Religious discourses
D. Bihar
of Buddhab. Buddha’s sayings. Monastic
code 513. Who is the Governer of India?
A. 1-b-s-a A. Shaktikanta Das
B. 1-c2-b3-a B. N.Modi
C. 1-a2-b3-c C. MD.Sharma
D. none of above D. No Governer

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514. Where did Mahaveer Swami attain B. shivaji maharaj

knowledge? C. shersah

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A. Koushambi D. none of these
B. Nalanda
520. In which year Mahatma Gandhi returned
C. Jumbhikagram to India from South Africa
D. Anantpuri A. 1914
515. The first newspaper in Persian language B. 1915
was started by C. 1916
A. Mahatma Gandhi D. 1917
B. Raja Ram Mohan Roy
521. What could have been the purpose for
C. BR Ambedkar large baths located next to the city cen-
D. Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad ters?
A. Religious purpose
516. Arrange the following in ascending order-
A.vedas. B Dharamsutra C Dharanshastra B. Social purpose
D ManusmritiArrange the following in or- C. Hygiene purposes
der A Vedas B Dharma Sutras C Dharma
D. All of the above
Shastras D Manusmriti
A. A-B-C-D 522. BCE is
B. D-C-B-A A. after the birth of Christ
C. A-B-D-C B. before the birth of Christ
D. None of these C. before Christmas
D. before Narendra Modi became Indian
517. Bimbisara of the dynasty had a son
Prime Minister
named
A. Haryanka, Ajatashatru 523. Which was the first big kingdom in In-
dia?
B. Nanda, Dhanananda
A. Nalanda
C. Gupta, Chandragupta I
B. Magadha
D. Maurya, Chandragupta Maurya
C. Sutlej
518. In Indian Valley civilization Copper was D. Hastinapur
supplied from which of these places?
A. Khetdi 524. Who got the monumental ‘rayagopu-
rams’in front of the temples at Hampi,
B. Kolar Tiruv-annamalai, Chidambaram, Srinagar,
C. Afghanistan Tirupati, etc. constructed?
D. Kirthar A. Vidayaranya

519. who killed the great mongal emperor B. Krishnadevaraya

“sahjahan”? C. Harihara
A. Jahangir D. Rajaraja

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525. What’s the national sport? 531. Mandsore inscription is important to un-
A. Kabaddi derstand social mobility in Indian society.
It is found in Mandsor inscription is im-
B. Cricket portant for understanding social mobility -
C. Hockey it is found in
D. Football A. UP Uttar Pradesh
E. None B. Bihar Bihar

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526. What led to the end of IVC? C. Gujarat Gujarat
A. Invasion of Aryans D. MP Madhya Pradesh
B. Recurrent floods
532. Who was the first Indian ruler who had
C. Earthquakes territory outside India?
D. All of the above
A. Ashoka
527. Which king started the organization of B. Chandragupta Maurya
Kumbh fair at Allahabad?
C. Kanishka
A. Harshavardhana
D. Huvishka
B. Dhruvasena Ii
C. Narshimhvarman 533. The famous quote “Tum mujhe khoon do
D. Akabar mai tumhe azaadi doonga”Was said by
whom
528. Which Indian game was originally called
A. Rani Lakshmi Bai
Mokshapat and was created by Saint
Gyandev? B. Subhas chandra bose
A. Chess C. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
B. Kho kho D. Lala Lajpat Rai
C. Snakes and Ladders
534. iIdentifiy the period when Mahabharat
D. Kabaddi
had been composed
529. Indian plate was once a part of A. 400 BCE to 500 CE
A. Africa B. 500 BCE to 400 CE
B. China
C. 600 BCE to 500 CE
C. Gondwana Land
D. 600 BCE to 600CE
D. Australia
535. The Capital city ‘Daydo’ established by
530. Which is the largest Indian site of Indus
kublai khan is situated at
civilization?
A. Ropar A. Samar qand

B. Lothal B. Beijing
C. Dholaveer C. Ulan Battor
D. Kalibanga D. Alma Atta

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536. What can’t you do in badminton? 542. Which among the following is a non-
A. Hit the shuttle out of the play area renewable natural resource?

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E. Must serve legally D. Forest

537. Who introduced English as official lan- 543. Satvahan kings were mainly
guage A. Kshtriya Kshatriya
A. Lord William Bentick B. Bahmins Brahmins
B. Sir Charles Wood C. Shudra
C. Dalhousie D. Vishya
D. Allan Octawain Hume
544. Who Contributed or made donations for
538. what was the name of jatayu’s brother Building Stupas
A. Sampati A. Kings Satvahanans
B. Chitrasen B. Guilds
C. Garud C. Bikkhus and Bhikkhunis
D. vibhadra D. All of these

539. Vallabhi era is identical with which of the 545. The earliest civilization in India was lo-
following era? cated near what river valley?
A. The Vikrama era A. Indus
B. The Gupta era B. Ganges
C. The Harsha era C. Brahmaputra
D. None of the above D. Godvari

540. Who wrote the Danasagara and Adbhuta 546. Who was the first Prime Minister of In-
Sagara? dia?
A. Hemanta Sena A. Charan Singh
B. Vijaya Sena B. Jawaharlal Nehru
C. Ballal Sena C. Narendra Modi
D. Lakshmana Sena D. Indira Gandhi

541. what principle did king ashoka teached to 547. Allaudin Khilji and who else died while
his subjects? playing polo?
A. ahimsa A. Devendranath Tagore
B. violence B. Lord Cornwallis
C. anger C. Nawab of Pataudi Sr
D. discrimination D. Sarojini NAidu

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548. The Mughal painting reaches its/zeinth 554. How do you win points?
during the reign of:
A. Land the shuttlecock on your oppo-
A. Akbar nents floor
B. Jahangir B. Hit the net
C. Shahjahan
C. Land the shuttlecock your opponents
D. Aurangzeb floor
549. The first to establish regular trade with D. Hit the shuttlecock out of opponents

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India was? floor
A. Dutch
555. Identify the wrong matching A. Lumbani
B. Portuguese
Ashoka’s Birth B. Sarnath First
C. French Sermon C. Kushinara Nibbana D. Bodh
D. English Gaya Enlightenment

550. who is known by “Missile man of In- A. B

dia”? B. D
A. Apj Abdul Kalam C. C
B. Satyendranath Bose
D. A
C. Prafullachandra bose
D. Abul kalam azad 556. Who is known as the father of Local self
Government in India?
551. The number system we use today; it
was created by Indian scholars during the A. Lord Ripon
Gupta dynasty B. Lord Dalhousie
A. Sanskrit C. Lord Curzon
B. Hieroglyphics
D. Lord Hasting
C. Cuneiform
D. Hindu-Arabic 557. Who among the following was the leader
of Mahagujarat Movement
552. Jayadeva was the court poet of
A. sardar Patel
A. Samanta Sena
B. Lakshmana Sena B. Induklal Yagnik

C. Vijaya Sena C. Savjibhai Korat

D. Keshava Sena D. Vinubhai Patel

553. Satwahana kingdom was mainly located 558. Who Was the fourth Mughal Emperor
in
A. Babur
A. Bihar Bihar
B. Punjab Punjab B. Shah Alam II

C. Maharashtra Maharashtra C. Akbar

D. Tamilnadu D. Jahangir

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559. In the Third Battle of Panipat, who won? C. Chanakya

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B. Durrani Empire
565. which year did partition of Bengal take
C. Afghan Empire place in?
D. Mughal Empire A. 1863
560. Why did Traditional Indian industries de- B. 1957
cline under British rule?
C. 1846
A. The British forced Indians to grow
D. 1905
cash crops instead
B. The British outlawed the harvest of 566. Who is the author of the book “Arthasas-
grains tra”
C. Britain established many factories A. Kautilya
D. Britain was not interested in goods like B. Bana
tea
C. Megasthenes
561. to conquer and annex peshawar and pun- D. Kalkana
jab, mahmud of ghazni defeated
A. ghurids 567. The first session of the all India Congress
was held in Bombay in 1920. It was led
B. arabs
by by
C. karkotakas
A. Jawahar Lal Nehru
D. hindushahis
B. V V Giri
562. WHAT IS THE NAME OF INDIAs T20 C. Lala Lajpat Rai
LEAUGE
D. MM Joshi
A. IPL
B. CPL 568. What was the capital of Chandragupta
C. BBL Maurya?

D. EPL A. Rajgriha
B. Patliputra
563. Sulb Sutra belong to?
C. Kalinga
A. Astrology
D. Avantika
B. Astronomy
C. Mathematics 569. was a strong ruler, the strongest of
D. Chemistry all the Mauryan emperors.
A. Siddhartha Gautama
564. Who among the following ruler was de-
feated by Seleucus? B. Asoka
A. Vikramaditya C. Candra Gupta II
B. Chandra Gupta Maurya D. Hun

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570. Who authored the book Indica? 576. who was the first ruler of the mauryan
A. Daimachus empire

B. Megasthenes A. ashoka

C. Dionysus B. akbar

D. Porus C. chandragupta maurya

D. none of above
571. Select all rulers who were a part of the

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Medieval Period. 577. The first war of Independence was fought
A. Babur in the year?

B. Ashoka A. 1847

C. Akbar B. 1857

D. Chandragupta Maurya C. 1867

E. Jahangir D. 1877

572. the victories of karikala are well por- 578. When the shuttle goes back and forth it
trayed in is known as a ?

A. palamoli A. rally

B. arunavad B. serve

C. pattinappalai C. point

D. padirrupattu D. match

573. Early medieval history is from 579. Which of these rulers is/are not from the
ancient period? Choose one or more op-
A. 8th-12th century CE tions:
B. 13th-18th century CE A. Ghatotakacha
C. 8th-10th century CE B. Sher Shah Suri
D. 8th-15th century CE C. Bahadur Shah
574. Who was Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s D. Prithviraj Chauhan
father? E. Ananga Pala
A. Shahaji
580. Telegraph & modern postal system was
B. Sambhaji introduced in India by:
C. Jijabai A. Lord Dalhousie
D. Bajirao B. Lord Canning
575. When did agriculture start? C. Lord Elgin
A. 4700 years ago D. None of these
B. 2500 years ago 581. who was the first ruler of the haryanka
C. 7500 years ago dynasty in magadha?
D. 8000 years ago A. bimbisara

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B. ashoka B. Rana Kumbha

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D. Samudragupta D. Bappa Raval

582. The National Archive of India islocated at 588. Shah Jhan wished to biuld a
A. Black Taj Mahal for him
A. Hyderabad B. green Taj Mahal
B. Mumbai C. Red Fort
C. Delhi D. Qutub Minar
D. none of above 589. Why was Agra so special for the
Mughals?
583. Who invented Crescograph?
A. It was the Mughal capital
A. G. D. Jump B. It was a beautiful city
B. Jagadish Chandra Bose C. It was the Indian capital back then
C. Patanjali D. none of above
D. none of above
590. The Bahmani kingdom was founded by
584. In 1197 AD Nalanda University was de- A. Ahmad Shah I
stroyed by B. Alauddin Hassan
A. Muhammed of Ghor C. Mahmud Gavan
B. Qutb-ud-din D. Firuz Shah Bahmani
C. Bakthiyar Kilji 591. Gautam Buddh’s leaving home is known
D. Alaptigin as
A. Mahaparinirvana
585. wich team did india play in the world cup
2011 final B. Dharmabhishek
A. IND VS AUS C. Mahabhinishkraman

B. IND VS ENG D. Dharmchakra paravartan

C. IND VS SL 592. Autobiographies are account of people

written by whom?
D. IND VS WI
A. Historians
586. how many did Ravan have B. Calligraphists
A. 7 C. By other people
B. 4 D. Themselves
C. 6 593. Who were the powerful kings of India?
D. 8 A. Auragzab
587. The ‘Kirti Stambha’ (Tower of victory) at B. Ashoka
Chittor was built by- C. Babur
A. Rana Pratap D. Akbar

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594. why did dronacharya give up on his bow D. Badrayan

& started doing tapasya during the battle
of mahabharat 596. Which was the first Empire in India

A. he was hurt of rumor that his son died A. Mauryan empire

B. he had no weapons to fight B. Gupta Empire

C. he had to go to the washroom ( real C. Chola dynasty

hard ) D. Vijaynagara empire

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D. he had seen nishant ji 597. How can Badminton be played?
595. Who propounded Vaishesik Philosophy? A. Dubbles
A. Kapil B. Singles or doubles
B. Jaimini C. Singels
C. Uluk Kanad D. Singels or Dubbles

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1. Which religion uses the Tora 4. Artisans, merchants, and fishers made up
A. Judaism this group
B. Islam A. Lower Class
C. Christianity B. Upper Class
D. Buddhism C. Middle Class
D. Pass Class
2. Which of the following is NOT a character-
istic of a civilization? 5. Peter the Great implemented this to make
A. Advanced cities. Russia stronger.
B. Specialized workers. A. Mercantilism
C. Defined social classes. B. Westernization
D. Record keeping. C. Balance of Power
D. Trickle down economics
3. What role did the Italian mathematician Fi-
bonacci play in the example of cultural dif- 6. Who were examples of Greek philoso-
fusion that the professor describes? phers?
A. He introduced a text in Europe that he A. Bill Nye
had translated from Arabic B. Socrates
B. He was the first to use the number C. George Washington
zero in higher-level mathematics
D. Mr. Vaughan
C. He encouraged the use of a new num-
ber system in tracking grain production 7. A Sepoy was a
D. He translated an Italian text into Ara- A. A British missionary authorized by
bic during his travels through the Middle Britain to establish Churches and schools
East in India

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B. Hindu or Muslim soldier employed by 12. A strong central government with a very
the British East India Company clear hierarchy would have been most an
example of which idea or philosophy?

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C. A title for a head captain of the British
East India Company A. Legalism
D. A Hindu holy man or Shaman B. Confucianism
C. The Mandate of Heaven
8. Which government claims a divine right of
kings. D. Daoism
A. Monarchy 13. Is it the most populated and largest out of
B. oligarchy all the continents.
C. Monarchy A. Africa
D. Theocracy B. Asia
C. Europe
9. Rome finally fell when groups of which
people invaded northern Europe? D. South America
A. Celtic 14. The origin of the ideas in the following
B. Egyptian phrases:“trial by a jury of your peers”,
“innocent until proven guilty”, and “equal-
C. Germanic ity before law” all stem from which reli-
D. Slavic gious sect and collection of countries?
A. Hammurabi’s Code, The 12 Tables, Jus-
10. Which of the following characteristics
tinian’s Law Code
were shared by the Han (Chinese) Empire,
the Roman Empire and the Persian Em- B. Judeo-Christian, Greece, and Rome
pire? C. Islam, Judaism, and the Persian Em-
A. All the empires mandated that every- pire
one under their rule convert to their reli- D. Magna Carta, Christianity, and Neo-
gion Confucianism
B. All empires encouraged free-market
15. Which early civilization is known for being
activity and valued merchants as the most
the founder of the alphabet?
important to society
A. Babylon
C. All empires adopted the language of
the people that they conquered B. Sumer
D. All empires used a type of government C. Phoneticians
bureaucracy, road system and taxation D. Assyrians
system to govern its territory
16. The Egyptian economic system was based
11. Who are the warriors and kings? on
A. Brahmin A. agriculture
B. Kshatriyas B. trade
C. Vaishyas C. gold
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17. What are the two major rivers of Ancient 22. The mountain range to the north, in India,
India? is the
A. Tigris & Euphrates A. Adirondacks
B. Nile & Blue Nile B. Rockies
C. Indus & Ganges C. Himalayas
D. Huang He & Yangtze D. Alps

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18. The word “philosophy” comes from the 23. What was the main job of a knight?
Greek word meaning A. Defending his lord’s or king’s territory
A. lunch B. Enforcing the law on his lord’s manor
B. love of wisdom C. Going on extreme adventures
C. Sparta D. Competing in tournaments against
D. Zeus other knights

19. Only this group paid taxes in pre- 24. Sumerians who learned to write and held
revolutionary France. high positions in society were called
A. 1st Estate A. scribes
B. 2nd Estate B. artisans
C. 3rd Estate C. head of households
D. 1st and 3rd Estates D. merchants

20. France gets its name from this group of 25. How was the republic of Rome differ-
Germanic invaders who settled there in ent from the direct democracy of ancient
the 400s. Athens?
A. Franks A. The Roman republic allowed all male
B. Frenchers citizens to vote on laws.

C. Vikings B. The Roman republic allowed all male

citizens to vote for representatives.
D. Paris
C. The Roman republic allowed male and
21. Which of the following is the correct hierar- female citizens to vote for representa-
chy (ranking) of Feudal society in Medieval tives.
Europe? TOP to BOTTOM D. The Roman republic allowed kings and
A. knights, peasants, church officials & queens to make decisions.
nobles, king
26. Which of the following were members of
B. king, knights, church officials and no- the upper class?
bles, peasants
A. kings and priests
C. king, church officials and nobles,
knights, peasants B. artisans

D. peasants, knights, church officials and C. merchants and traders

nobles, king D. scribes

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27. Which of the following strongly influenced 32. Who conquered most of Europe after the
the Assyrians? fall of the Roman Empire?

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B. the Greeks B. the Pope
C. the Babylonians C. Charlemagne
D. the Aryans D. King Henry VIII

28. What is a caravel? 33. Justinian’s Code was a

A. a triangular sail A. law that only protected the elite

B. this helped explorers navigate (show- B. part of the Islamic Caliphates

ing direction) C. harsh legal code
C. a light fast ship D. standardized system of laws
D. Travel completely around the world 34. Rome gave the us what architectural struc-
ture?
29. Which of these is NOT a similarity be-
tween our modern civilization and ancient A. Arch
Mesopotamian civilization? B. Dome
A. organized government C. Pillar
B. specilization D. Column
C. socail classes 35. How was Kublai Khan related to
D. natural barriers Genghis?
A. his son
30. How did the growth of trade and manufac-
turing change women’s lives in Europe? B. his grandson
A. Women were able to join and even run C. his brother
guilds. D. his wife
B. Women were given access to higher 36. What is Hammurabi’s Code?
education.
A. a story of Babylon’s creation
C. Women were forced to do dangerous
hard labor. B. it is the language of Ancient Sumer

D. Women were at risk because towns C. it is a collection of written laws and

were dangerous. rules
D. none of above
31. The river system known as “China’s Sor-
row” due to its extreme and violent flood- 37. For Restate/Answer of a RACE response,
ing. which is a proper way to start the sen-
tence if the question was “What are the
A. Indus River
characteristics of a samurai? ”
B. Yellow River
A. They were
C. Tigris & Euphrates B. The characteristics of a samurai were
D. Crete

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C. A couple of them were C. untouchables

D. It was D. kshatriyas

38. Which of the following religious denomina- 44. What mountain range is in the northern
tions is NOT considered Protestant? part of India and is also the highest moun-
A. Lutheran tain range in the world?
B. Methodist A. Mount Everest

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C. Catholic B. Himalaya Mountains
D. Baptist C. Hindu Kush

39. wanted to expand its borders into D. Mount Kilamonjaro

Greece’s colonies.
45. Who ruled Greek city-states, was a strong
A. Greece military leader, and spread Greek culture
B. Persia all over (Hellenistic Culture)?

C. Athens A. Homer
D. Sparta B. Plato
C. Athena
40. are long, narrow, flat regions of land
between mountains or hills. D. Alexander the Great
A. Plateaus 46. What activity of the French Monarchy has-
B. Islands tened the Revolution?
C. River valleys A. American Revolution
D. Deltas B. Haitian Revolution
41. The predominant religion of India. C. Extravagant lifestyle of monarchy
A. Buddhism D. the marriage between Louis XVI and
Marie Antoinette
B. Islam
C. Christianity 47. What was one invention from Babylon?
D. Hinduism A. Wheel

42. Record Keeping is a B. Calendar

A. Way to communicate C. Writing

B. What DJ’s do D. Walls

C. Characteristic of a Civilization 48. Greek word that means “land between
D. none of above rivers.”
A. civilization
43. Members of the lowest caste (social class)
in India. B. cuneiform
A. brahmans C. Mesopotamia
B. communists D. city-state

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49. This Classical Era civilization was located B. someone’s religious beliefs
on the Italian peninsula and allowed for
C. training a horse to ride or pull a cart
the rise of Christianity in Europe.

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D. learning how to control fire
A. Greeks
B. Romans 55. The was developed by Napoleon to
C. Macedonians block British trade making Europe self-
sufficient.
D. Indian
A. 100 Days
50. Religion and political power were closely
linked in early Indian civilization, as is in- B. Reign of Terror
dicated by the combination of the royal C. Continental System
palace and the holy temple in the citadel,
D. Peninsular Campaign
or fortress, at
A. Harappa 56. Who was the Taj Mahal built for?
B. Calcutta A. Shah Jahan’s beloved wife
C. Mohenjo-daro B. A very powerful god
D. the Deccan Plateau C. The servants who died through their
51. Title given to a young boy, ages 7-13, who service
was training to become a knight D. Shah Jahan’s mother
A. Monk
57. Which of the following descriptions accu-
B. Apprentice rately describes culture?
C. Monarch
A. Culture is the biological inheritance of
D. Page specific traits (eye color, hair color, etc.)
52. Skilled workers who made metal, cloth, or B. Culture is the common beliefs and val-
pottery products were called ues held by a groups of people
A. Priests C. Culture is the physical geography of an
B. Artasians area where people live.

C. Scribes D. Culture is described as the economic

aspects of a country.
D. Heros

53. The plague is thought to have started here 58. Why was Julius Caesar murdered?

A. Australia A. He was trying to give more power to

the Roman Senate.
B. Asia
B. He was trying to take power away from
C. Africa
the Senate and become dictator for life.
D. Europe
C. He was trying to make Augustus be-
54. Which of the following is an example of come the emperor of Rome.
domestication? D. He was trying to help the rich of Rome
A. a personal diary or journal get more wealth and power.

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59. To process of using water to water crops. C. Xerxes I

A. specialized D. Pericles
B. irrigation
65. Which is a primary source?
C. levee
A. a journal entry from a young bride trav-
D. floodplain
eling west
60. How did the Song dynasty change the B. an article in a current encyclopedia

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economy of China?
C. data on weather and climate
A. Established monopolies and paper
money D. a book about the people of ancient
China
B. Implemented new farming policies
C. Gave people tax breaks 66. They invaded western Europe after the fall
D. Institute a series of mining production of Rome looking fro food, room, and lands.
A. Russians
61. Who would most likely study the causes
of a present-day epidemic? B. the French
A. an archaeologist C. Germanic tribes
B. a human geographer D. the Chinese
C. a physical geographer
67. Which of the following helped cause the
D. a historian Renaissance?
62. The 5 Pillars are related to which reli- A. Crusades
gion?
B. Scientific Revolution
A. Judaism
C. Columbus’ voyages
B. Christianity
D. Roman Empire
C. Islam
D. Hindu 68. Who was the rebel leader during the
Haitian revolution?
63. This was one of the first City States which
practiced Democracy A. Napoleon Bonaparte

A. Athens B. Toussaint L’Ouveture

B. Sparta C. Boukman Dutty
C. Thermopylae D. Antoine-Pierre Narnave
D. Rome
69. Ancient Roman clothing, mainly white.
64. The Persian emperor that was defeated by A. Shorts
Hoplites at the Battle of Marathon. He
was viewed B. Towel
A. Darius I C. Shirt
B. Thales D. Toga

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70. Which of the following staple crops is most 75. Which government was created by the 3rd
associated with the rise of Mesoamerican Estate at that start of the Revolution?
civilizations?

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A. National Assembly
A. Manioc B. National Convention
B. Potatoes C. Directory
C. Beans D. Committee of Public Safety
D. Maize 76. The Far East trade in Europe was con-
E. Rice trolled by the Italian city states of and
by 1500.
71. What Michael Jackson Song deals with A. Novgorod and Moscow
monsters?
B. London and Paris
A. Billie Jean
C. Rome and Corsica
B. Beat It
D. Venice and Genoa
C. Thriller
77. Which of these comparisons between the
D. Smooth Criminal Byzantine Empire and other empires is
most historically accurate?
72. One of ancient Egyptians famous inven-
tions was the development of from the A. Like the Sui Dynasty, the Byzantine em-
papyrus plant found along the Nile river, pire was short-lived
A. paper B. Like the Aztecs, the Byzantine empire
practiced human sacrifice
B. pencils
C. Like Russia, the Byzantine empire used
C. pens diplomacy to fend off the Mongols
D. none of above D. Like the Roman Empire, the Byzantine
empire declined and fell in roughly the
73. How were trials in Athens similar to trials same time period
in the United States today?
78. Which of these would have been MOST
A. Men and women served as jurors.
likely to have traveled across the Silk
B. Citizens were eligible to serve on a jury Roads from China to the Mediterranean?
when they turned 18 years old.
A. beef
C. A panel of 12 jurors decided the guilt B. perfume
or innocence of the accused.
C. spices
D. The accused was considered innocent
D. textiles
until proven guilty.
79. A is a pattern of social relationships in
74. What do all nomadic peoples do? a society.
A. ride horses A. Culture
B. travel B. Civilization
C. conquer C. Dynasty
D. cultivate D. Social Structure

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80. Roman stone used in sculptures C. Nile and Amazon

A. Basalt D. Tigris and Euphrates
B. Limestone
85. Johannes Gutenburg developed what tech-
C. Quartz nology that allowed the Bible to be ready
D. Marble by more people than in the past?
A. ink
81. Which of the following is NOT one of the
5 Pillars of Islam? B. moveable typle

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A. Faith in Allah. C. biodegradable paper
B. Prayer once a day. D. Dewey decimal system
C. Giving to charity. 86. One of the basic features of civilization is
D. Pilgrimage to Mecca at least once.
A. equal rights for women.
82. How did metal plows help to increase B. fewer social divisions and classes.
Mesopotamian trade with civilizations?
C. increased job specialization.
A. Farmers could plant faster, helping
D. simpler religious beliefs.
them plant larger areas and grow surplus
grain for traders to sell. 87. The economy of the Indus civilization was
B. Many farmers who had learned metal based on
working to make plows also made other A. shipbuilding.
metal goods for traders to sell.
B. agriculture and trade.
C. Farmers could plant more quickly, so
they had more time to go to markets and C. only agriculture.
buy things from traders. D. warfare and tribute.
D. Farmers who bought plows from
88. Athens trade.
traders found their new tools so helpful
that they later bought many other goods A. Encouraged
from traders. B. Despised
83. What contributions from India did Western C. Discouraged
Europeans receive via exchanges with the D. Used
Abbasid Caliphate?
A. The spread of Hinduism into Western 89. Which of the following is NOT a proper EX-
Europe PLAIN response from a RACE response?
B. Arabic numerals A. The quote supports my answer be-
cause
C. The adoption of some features of In-
dia’s caste system B. The chart on the population growth ex-
plains why
D. Exotic furs such as sable and mink
C. The picture is evidence that supports
84. The two rivers of Mesopotamia are? my answer because
A. Tigris and Nile D. The evidence is on the 4th line of the
B. Euphrates and Nile paper.

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90. A complex society with cities, organized 95. Why did the Aryans create the caste sys-
governments, art, religion, class division, tem?
and

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A. The people they encountered in India
A. City-state City-state outnumbered them and they needed a
method of control.
B. Civilization
B. The people they encountered had bet-
C. Specialization
ter weapons and they needed a method of
D. Irrigation control.
91. Unlike other religions of the time, political C. The people they encountered had bet-
leaders in Israel ter tools and they wanted to learn how to
use their technology.
A. were believed to be directly de-
scended from God, and therefore almost D. The people they encountered had a
gods strong culture and they wanted to try to
assimilate into their culture.
B. were required to burn the sacred texts
after they read them 96. Which of the following was the origin of
C. were the sole authority on religious Hinduism?
matters A. Zoroastrianism
D. could not claim they alone knew the B. Buddhism
will of God, because the Jewish teachings C. Judaism
were written down for anyone to read
D. Vedic religions
92. The process of dividing history into periods
of time is called 97. What did King Leopold claim as the reason
for his private ownership over the Congo
A. globalization. Free State?
B. periodization. A. Establish prosperity and free trade for
C. categorization. the Congolese people
D. universalization. B. Ending the Islamic slave trade in the
area
93. The Third Estate was made up of these peo- C. Advancing the livelihoods of the Con-
ple. golese people
A. clergy D. All of the above
B. nobles
98. The major river system home to the an-
C. common people cient city of Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa.
D. kings and queens A. Tigris & Euphrates
94. What does Renaissance mean? B. Indus
A. Rebirth C. Earth & Water
B. Rework D. Crete

C. Review 99. Who is the best cricketer in the world?

D. Regain A. Ross Taylor

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B. Babur Azam 105. Religion and government were blended

together in Egypt because the pharaoh
C. Virat Kohli
was both king and
D. Sachin Tendulkar
A. Noble
100. What is a Continent and a Country B. God
A. Europe C. Dyansty
B. Russia D. Child

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C. Canada 106. The introduction of the magnetic compass
D. Australlia and paper currency during the Tang and
Song dynasties influenced Chinese society
101. Which pharaoh of Ancient Egypt defied by
tradition and ruled as woman for over A. making trade easier
twenty years in the 1400s BCE?
B. increasing crop yields
A. Cleopatra
C. limiting foreign invaders
B. Thutmose III D. improving government effeciency
C. Hatshepsut
107. What was the domain of Zeus?
D. Ramses the Great
A. King of the gods
102. Fast ripening rice B. god of love
A. caused new wealth in China C. god of war
B. allowed Song leaders to rebuild the D. god of the sea
Great Wall
108. What was the most important factor in
C. increased the population greatly the development of Greek city-states?
D. a and c A. Lack of trade routes

103. Which government is made up of a select B. A single leader that ruled all of Greece
few people. C. Isthmus and strait
A. Oligarchy D. Mountainous geography
B. Theocracy 109. When the people of Paris heard that the
C. Monarchy military was going to stop the revolution
their response was to
D. Republic
A. leave the city
104. On a timeline, B.C.E. is represented B. storm the Bastille
A. on the right side of the timeline C. force the King to come to Paris
B. on the left side of the timeline D. none of the above
C. in the year zero
110. was a commercial and defensive con-
D. B.C.E. is never on a timeline federation of merchant guilds and market

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towns in Northwestern and Central Eu- B. Huns

rope. C. Christians

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A. The Great Schism
D. Muslisms
B. Hanseatic League
116. The Sumerians are credited with the cre-
C. Guilder League
ation of the first form of writing. What
D. Christian Commercial Organization was it called?
111. A widespread disease, or epidemic, A. Hieroglyphics
spread by fleas on rats through Europe dur- B. Cuneiform
ing the Middle Ages was known as:
C. Latin
A. The Black Death/The Plague
D. Greek
B. The Voice
C. The Spanish Flu 117. The definition of the word Pharaoh
D. The Common Cold A. A King

112. An is the way in which people grow B. Prince

and harvest their good or herd their live- C. A Tomb
stock (animals). D. A city in Egypt
A. agricultural practice
118. Who is the founding father of Islam?
B. government
A. Allah
C. religion
D. social structure B. Muhammad
C. Koran
113. Who was allowed to hold high govern-
ment positions in the Roman Republic? D. Sharia
A. plebians 119. How did Mary I earn the nickname
B. patricians “Bloody Mary”?
C. emperors A. Mary was deposed by the people in a
bloody coup d’etat
D. anyone
B. Mary executed people who would not
114. Which of the following ancient civiliza- return to Catholicism
tions did NOT develop village cultures
along river systems around 3500 BCE? C. Mary had hemophelia, causing her to
bleed extremely easily
A. Mesopotamia
D. She was drawn and quartered
B. Indus Civilization
C. Mauryan Empire 120. The center of the Byzantine Empire was-
D. Egypt A. Athens
B. Rome
115. THE MONGOLS WERE LOOSELY
GROUPED TRIBES OF ? C. Constantinople
A. Nomads D. Baghdad

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121. Religious artifact used in ancient China C. Japan

during the Shang Dynasty. Made from
D. China
bone and shell, fortune-tellers would heat
the object until it cracked and make in- 127. Go back to the listening homework page
terpretations based on the patterns that to play the audio for Question 5.
formed from the cracks.
A. She wants the students to appreciate
A. Immortals the mathematical significance of the Fi-
B. Philosopher bonacci sequence

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C. Athens B. She believes that Fibonacci’s contribu-
D. Oracle Bones tions were unoriginal
C. She is impressed by the breadth of Fi-
122. The of a people is the way of life that bonacci’s genius
they follow.
D. She is surprised at the reason that Fi-
A. Culture
bonacci is primarily remembered today.
B. Civilization
128. What was the impact of the fall of Rome
C. Dynasty
on Western Europe?
D. Social Structure
A. It lead to a nationalistic spirit in Euro-
123. How do archaeologists learn about the pean countries.
earliest hunter-gatherer humans? B. It ended the Classical Era of civiliza-
A. Studying their poems and farms. tions.
B. Studying the stories of the past. C. It ended the spread of Christianity in
C. Studying fossils and artifacts. Europe.

D. Studying their songs and literature. D. It allowed Muslims to get a foothold in

Spain
124. A peasant who was bound to the land
129. What word means the study of ancient
A. Serf
humans and items?
B. Apprentice
A. Archeology
C. Page
B. History
D. Squire
C. Geography
125. Name of the Protestant Church in England D. Cuneiform
A. Greek Orthodox Church
130. New innovations or technologies trans-
B. Baptist Church
formed societies. What does transform
C. Presbyterian Church mean?
D. Anglican Church A. to change
126. Which of the following is labeled “A”? B. to delay
A. Bolivia C. to decrease
B. Iraq D. to keep things the same

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131. Who could be citizens in most ancient civ- 136. The Ming emperors built what for them-
ilizations? selves?

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A. Native-born men and women A. Forbidden City
B. Free, native-born, land-owning men B. a new capital city
C. Land-owning women C. new pleasure boats like the Sui
D. Foreign-born men D. new weapons

132. What was the name of the legislative 137. Caravanserais were found upon several
body in France prior to the Revolution? trade routes, but were best known on the
Silk Road. What are Caravanserais?
A. National Assembly
A. An Open Air Markets
B. National Convention
B. An Oasis
C. Directory
C. A place of rest
D. Estates General
D. A Mosque
133. Why were the Ottomans interested in
138. Shang weapons were especially strong
controlling the area known as the Byzan-
because skilled artisans made these ob-
tine Empire?
jects from
A. they could control all the gold in the
A. iron
world
B. stone
B. it was the center of new inventions and
ideas C. bones
C. they could have a monopoly on the D. bronze
trade between Europe and Asia
139. The Minoan civilization is believed to
D. the could convert all people to Islam have declined due to (multiple answers)
134. A civilization in the Eastern Mediter- A. natural disasters such as earthquakes,
ranean that built structures similar to the volcanic eruptions, and tidal waves
labyrinth of King Minos was the B. the Trojan War
A. Israelite civilization C. the minotaur
B. Egyptian civilization D. an invasion by people from mainland
C. Minoan civilization Greece

D. Phoenicians civilization 140. The idea that reason should guide society
rather than tradition helped cause the rev-
135. What are helots? olution and came from
A. Citizens A. the Declaration of Independence
B. A ruler B. the Scientific Revolution
C. Slaves C. the Enlightenment
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141. What was the path of invasion through 146. What are the basic tenents of the Islam
the Hindu Kush? faith called?
A. Khyber Pass A. Four Noble Truths
B. Indus River Valley B. Five Pillars
C. Ganges River Valley C. Eightfold path
D. Caste Alley D. Three Wise Sayings
147. People skilled in making tools who de-

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142. What is the time period before a written
language was created? vote their time to such work soon devel-
oped and were called
A. History
A. skilled labor
B. Climate
B. artisans
C. Prehistory
C. craftsmen
D. Environment D. none of above
143. How was the geography of Rome similar 148. The early Jews were the first civilization
to other early civilizations? to be
A. Rome had extensive dry deserts that A. Polytheistic
limited farming and protected the city
B. Monotheistic
from invaders.
C. A Monarchy
B. Rome was centered along a river that
allowed farming and trade to flourish. D. A Democracy
C. Rome was located in between steep 149. A piece of land which is not farmed for a
mountains that made trade and travel im- year to restore the nutrients in the soil
possible. A. Fief
D. Rome was thousands of miles from a B. Vassal
large body of water which prevented at-
C. Fallow
tack by invaders
D. Serf
144. This led to the eventual fall of the Roman
Empire 150. Which of the following features is labeled
“B”?
A. The Size
A. Caribbean Sea
B. Too much Wealth
B. Mediterranean Sea
C. Small army
C. Gulf of Mexico
D. Friendly neighbors D. Persian Gulf
145. What are cuneiform and hieroglyphics 151. refer to how a society is organized
both examples of? into groups known as social classes.
A. religion A. Social structure
B. holy books B. Economic system
C. written form of communication C. Religion
D. inventions of the Chinese D. Agricultural practices

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152. A series of protective barriers built to B. The Byzantine Empire and the Ottoman
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A. Lebensraum C. Spain and Portugal
B. Isolationism D. The Hapsburg Empire and France
C. Great Wall of China E. The Crusader states
D. Berlin Wall
157. Which of the following is NOT true of the
153. The spread of Buddhism into Japan and period of exploration?
Korea is most likely the result of which of A. The Spanish gained control of large
these historical processes? portions of Central and South America.
A. A tradition of cultural borrowing from B. The French gained control of a lot of
China North America, including the Mississippi
B. Rising nationalism within Japan and River basin.
Korea in this era C. The British set up its first colony in
C. Colonization of Japan and Korea by Chi- North American at Jamestown.
nese authorities D. The Dutch gained control of most of the
D. Spread of the bubonic plague caused islands in the Caribbean, setting up many
people to seek spiritual consolation sugar plantations.

154. How did intensification effect early civi- 158. Give an example of a religion that spread
lizations? far and wide due to the Silk Road?
A. More people moved away from the A. Judaism
cities.
B. Buddhism
B. Increase in the number of people in a
particular place. C. Socialism

C. It put people out of jobs. D. Shintoism

D. It increased the number of Pastoral 159. Which cultural group was MOST highly in-
Peoples. fluenced by the Silk Road?
155. The group to which modern humans be- A. African
long. B. Eurasian
A. Homo erectus C. North American
B. Hominids D. South American
C. Homo sapiens
160. Which government has all people partici-
D. none of above
pating in decision making
156. Which of the following are the states that A. Republic
dominated the Mediterranean trade during
B. Direct Democracy
the sixteenth century?
C. Monarchy
A. Italian city-states and the Ottoman Em-
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161. What is the system in Europe where lords 165. As per Asoka’s inscriptions, which among
gave land to vassals for service and loy- the following place was declared tax free
alty? and proclaimed only 1/8th part as tax-
able?
A. monarchy
A. Kushinagar
B. chivalry
B. Lumbini
C. monastery
C. Kathmandu
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D. Sarnath
162. How did the Black Death impact Europe?
166. Which of the following is NOT a reason
A. The Black Death was a horrible war the Renaissance began in Italy?
that killed thousands of Europeans.
A. Italy had city-states while the rest of
B. The Black Death was a horrible plague Europe was mostly rural.
that killed thousands of Europeans.
B. Italy had wealthy merchants that were
C. The Black Death caused thousands of willing to spend their $ on art.
Europeans to lose their homes. C. Italy had a more stable government
D. The Black Death caused thousands of that other European kingdoms.
Europeans to leave Europe. D. People of Italy had an interest in an-
cient Greece and Rome.
163. Which of these best explains the exis-
tence of continuous trade routes across di- 167. What is Hindu’s divine law?
verse faith regions in the 15th century?
A. The book of songs
A. Empires from western Europe to east
B. The Holy Bible
Asia signed agreements to keep the trade
routes open C. Dharma
B. The financial incentives provided by D. Shatara
trade goods outweighed divisions over re-
168. Which of the following characterized The
ligious beliefs
Bronze Age (Era 2 )?
C. Major global trade corporations kept
A. Rise and fall of kingdoms with strong
open all trade routes using private mili-
monarchs
tary forces
B. Powerful militaries and rigid social hi-
D. Superior European technology and im- erarchies
perialist motives dominated Asian and
African trade routes C. Growing Cities and Population
D. Monotheistic religions such as Islam
164. A reform movement within the Catholic
Church was known as 169. Which characteristic of family and village
life shaped Indian society?
A. the Protestant Reformation
A. Each person in society had specific du-
B. the Counter Reformation
ties based on their caste.
C. the Reformation proclamation
B. Daughters lived with their parents af-
D. the 95 Theses ter they were married.

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C. Women were equal to men and ran vil- the bull leaping frescoes left behind on the
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D. A groom provided a dowry for his A. Athens
bride. B. Sparta
170. filial piety is C. Crete
A. virtue or respect for ones parents and D. Thales
ancestors
175. Many civilizations have imitated Greek
B. belief that people have to live an hon-
orable life
A. art and architecture
C. belief that your actions have conse-
quences B. weapons
D. belief in natural world order C. clothing and fashion
D. none of above
171. What were the pardons issued by the
Pope called? 176. Which of the following are characteris-
A. Indulgences tics of the Elizabethan Age? CHOOSE ALL
THAT APPLY.
B. immoralities
A. Marked by the rule of Queen Elizabeth
C. amusements I.
D. candids B. Support of art and literature in Eng-
172. Galileo Galilei was the first scientist able land.
to observe Saturn, craters on the moon C. William Shakespeare became famous
sunspots and the moons of Jupiter by in- and is noted as being one of the greatest
venting the playwrights of all time.
A. first telescope D. Michelangelo and Raphael became
B. first satellite some of the greatest painters of all time.

C. first microscope 177. What is the scientific name for humans?

D. world map A. Homo Sapiens

173. Which of the following lead to a major B. Sumer

schism within Islam? C. Ardi
A. disillusionment over the Crusades D. Hominids
B. disagreement over the rightful caliph 178. Which of these best describes the status
C. tension with other religious groups in of China’s economy in the 13th century?
Spain A. The economy was slowly recovering af-
D. lack of a common language within the ter Warring States period
Muslim Empire B. The economy continued to be the most
174. The island home of the earliest Greek civ- powerful in the world
ilization. Art Historians have traced the C. The economy was coming under Euro-
myth of the minotaur to this island through pean influence after the Unequal Treaties

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D. The economy rapidly declined at the 184. Who wrote about Communism being the
hands of the Mongol empire superior type of economy in the communist
Manifesto
179. Which of the following is true about the
Magna Carta? A. Adam Smith

A. It demanded that lord’s provide mili- B. Karl Marx

tary service to the king. C. Charles Dickens
B. It was signed before the civil war in D. Mary Shelley

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England.
185. Seasonal wind patterns that cause wet
C. It contained 63 clauses and limited the and dry seasons
power of the king. A. typhoon
D. It gave the king more money and B. monsoon
power.
C. hurricane
180. What is a series of military tours D. subcontinent
from Christian Europe to Palestine (Holy
Lands)? 186. a person who holds extreme or fanatical
political or religious views
A. serf
A. fanatic
B. knight
B. extremist
C. Crusades
C. politician
D. Clergy
D. moderate
181. What helped Mesopotamia’s agriculture
thrive? 187. Florence, Milan, Rome were all Italian
during the Renaissance
A. flooding and mild weather
A. Frescos
B. Irrigation and fertile soil
B. Humanisms
C. iron tools and sandy coasts
C. City States
D. bronze tools and canals
D. Architects
182. What was the preeminent symbol of the 188. What is it called when you believe in and
Reign of Terror in France? pray to many different gods?
A. the sword A. Polytheism
B. Hangman’s noose B. Monotheism
C. Guillotine C. Pharaoh
D. Executioners block D. Kings
183. One of the largest settlements of the In- 189. As a result of the collapse of the Roman
dus River Valley? Empire, Western Europe experienced
A. Dehli A. a shift to an urban population
B. Harappa B. innovations in agriculture
C. Indus C. a lack of political unity and stability
D. Mohenjo Daro D. a revival of education and the arts

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190. During many of the ancient civilizations A. global interdependence

social structures, the were at the bot- B. history
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C. epistemology
A. rulers
D. historiography
B. slaves, farmers, workers
195. How did geography influence trade in the
C. priests
Tamil kingdoms?
D. warriors
A. Large mountain ranges prevented the
191. What were three ways that the Black Tamil from engaging in trade.
Death changed Western Europe? B. Harbors on the Indian Ocean enabled
A. It led to higher wages (more money) the Tamil to engage in overseas trade.
for people who survived. C. Lack of fertile farmland led the Tamil
B. Kings and queens had more power af- kingdom to engage in trade.
terwards D. Vast areas of desert kept the Tamil
C. Many people lost faith in the Church kingdom from using trade routes.

D. New construction techniques evolved 196. The importance of Justinian’s Code is

that:
192. Why were soldiers and merchants unsat-
A. It provided equality for women
isfied by the aristocratic government in
Athens? B. It outlawed slavery
A. They thought that their taxes were too C. It was based on Christian beliefs
high. D. It was the basis of western law codes
B. They thought that they should have 197. Values many consider to be universal
more rights. standards such as democracy and human
C. They thought that the aristocracy was rights
corrupt. A. may not be accepted in every time and
D. They thought that they should bring place
back the monarchy. B. are an example of a human-
193. What is the people with priestly author- environment interaction
ity in a religion? C. are not important to think about when
studying history
A. serf
D. should be used to judge the worth of
B. knight
historical societies
C. Crusades
198. In Hinduism, the freedom of suffering and
D. Clergy
a state of perfect understanding is known
194. is the theory of knowledge, espe- as
cially with regard to its methods, valid- A. Brahman
ity, and scope. The investigation of what B. Mosksha
distinguishes justified belief from opinion.
How do we know what is true? How do C. Reincarnation
we know what we know? D. Karma

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199. years of “peace” during the Roman pe- 205. Rise of Empires includes these topics ex-
riod cept
A. Roman peace A. Artistic and architectural advances
B. Pax Romana
B. development of trade networks
C. Pax Rome
C. immigration
D. Rome Peace
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200. What was the main religion of the Sume-
larger kingdoms
rians?
A. Monotheism 206. Traditions that shape how people live
B. Christianity their identity.
C. Polytheism A. City-State
D. Judaism
B. Democracy
201. What do we call the 200 years of peace
C. Culture
and prosperity during the Roman Empire?
A. Pax Romana D. none of above
B. Augustus Caesar
207. Why are the 5 themes of geography an
C. Pax Caesar important tool in the study of history?
D. Romana di Pizza
A. It helps historians see that there is no
202. Code of laws for the Byzantine Empire connection between geography and the
human history.
A. 10 Commandments
B. Codes of Hammurabi B. It helps historians understand how cli-
mate, landforms, and human activities
C. 12 tables
have shaped past events.
D. Justinian Code
C. It helps people to see how the earth’s
203. A system of people in different lands who geography impacts world religions.
trade goods
D. It helps people to realize there is no
A. trade network relationship between geography and his-
B. merchant tory.
C. imports
208. One of the key factors in the success of
D. exports
the Assyrian army was their use of
204. What sport does Ms. Gonzalez watch in weapons.
Eastside?
A. bronze
A. Football
B. copper
B. Baseball
C. Soccer C. iron
D. Volleyball D. steel

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209. How did the spread of Buddhism compare B. A belief in one God.
to the spread of Islam by 1500? C. The use of paper currency for trade

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A. Like Islam, Buddhism accepted women with neighboring peoples.
in positions of spiritual authority D. Dependence on hunting and gathering
B. Islam spread across a wider part of to meet subsistence needs.
the globe than Buddhism
214. Why did trading networks like the Silk
C. Buddhism had far more adherents
Road develop?
than Islam
A. People wanted to take land and keep
D. Like Buddhism, Islam was more popu-
control of that land
lar in its place of origin than outside its
place of origin B. The trails were used for communica-
tion between groups
210. How many years are in a century?
C. Certain resources were not available
A. 10 in all areas
B. 100 D. Travelers enjoyed exploring nearby
C. 1, 000 lands after trading for spices
D. 100, 000 215. What food is usually fried?
211. The city-state attributed as the birthplace A. Empanadas
of democracy. After defeating the Persian B. Pizza
forces at Marathon, the Hoplite Soldiers
quickly ran back to protect their city-state. C. Yellow Rice
Pericles, Socrates, & Plato were all from D. Pasta
this city-state.
216. Read the statements below. Which state-
A. Athens
ment shows a cause and effect relation-
B. Sparta ship?
C. Crete A. Egypt’s power was at its peak under
D. Thales Ramses the Great.
B. The Algonquin and Iroquois cultures
212. In ancient Egypt the pharaohs were con-
lived in North America’s eastern wood-
sidered to be gods. This makes ancient
lands.
Egypt a
C. The growth of towns and the prosper-
A. Oligarchy
ous trade that developed in them helped
B. Monarchy kings regain their authority.
C. Republic D. During this occupation, life in Korea
D. Theocracy contrasted sharply with life during the
Choson dynasty.
213. Early civilizations emerged as early as 7,
000 years ago. What was one character- 217. In spite of their differences, what did the
istic of these early civilizations? Greek city-states share?
A. An ability to produce a surplus of food A. a focus on militarism that excluded cul-
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B. common rulers and legal systems 223. India’s earliest civilizations were located
in
C. religious beliefs and heroic legends
A. mountainous areas
D. equality between men and women
B. coastal regions
218. Who developed a theory involving trian- C. river valleys
gles?
D. dry steppes
A. Pythagoras
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B. Archimedes nailed this work to the church door?
C. Aristotle A. Ulrick Zwingli
D. Herodotus B. John Calvin
C. Sirt Thomas Moore
219. Cave art is not
D. Martin Luther
A. Shelter decoration
225. Which of the following contributed to
B. Hunting ritual
the Chinese government’s decision to stop
C. religious ritual voyages of exploration in the Indian Ocean
D. written language in the early fifteenth century?
A. Armed resistance from Arab navies
220. Why did most worker unions organize in B. Lack of sufficient Chinese goods for
the 19th century? trade
A. to elect officials friendly to labor C. The destruction of the Chinese fleet by
B. to end difficult and strenuous work for typhoons
everyone D. Government concern with domestic
C. to improve pay and working conditions problems and frontier security
E. Fear of the spread of the plague to
D. to return society to a more rural exis-
China
tence
226. Z Henghe
221. Napoleon was finally defeated in which
A. was great Mongol leader
famous battle?
B. was the greatest Ming emperor
A. Battle of St. Petersburg
C. defeated the Mongols in China
B. Battle of Gettysburg
D. was the leader of the Ming Treasure
C. Battle of Waterloo Fleet and a great mariner (sailor)
D. Battle of Tours 227. When a strong country takes over a
weaker country for economic, social or po-
222. Where was Buddhism found?
litical reasons it is called
A. China A. industrialization
B. India B. militarism
C. Japan C. imperialism
D. Pakistan D. nationalism

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228. In 1453 the Ottomans took over which B. Batu developed the Golden Horde in
city? what did they name it? parts of Russia

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A. Istanbul/Constantinople C. Hulegu’s Il-Kahnate covered much of
B. Rome/Istanbul Persia and parts of Anatolia up to Con-
stantinople
C. Constantinople/Istanbul
D. Tamarlane began the Mugal Kahnate
D. Persia/Istanbul over much of India in1248
229. Which of the following was NOT one of 234. Neolithic
the estates of French society?
A. Very early period of history
A. Clergy
B. A deadly war
B. Nobility
C. The last era of prehistory
C. Common people
D. Period where dinosaurs were alive
D. serfs
235. is the concept that what happens in
230. A settlement on foreign land is known as one part of the world affects other parts
a of the world.
A. colony A. globalization
B. empire B. ethnocentrism
C. “mother” country C. cultural diffusion
D. alliance D. multiculturalism

231. What is the title of a Muslim leader? 236. What policy does the Chinese emperor
adopt after the Seven Voyages?
A. sultan
A. Expansionism
B. emperor
B. Expedition
C. king
C. Exploration
D. caliph
D. Isolationism
232. Inquisition refers to
237. Cloth makers, cobblers, and stone ma-
A. the spread of Protestant ideas sons are examples of what?
B. trials of those opposed to Catholic doc- A. Churches
trine
B. Fairs
C. Spanish wealth from the American
colonies C. Crusaders
D. the effects of the Renaissance in Eu- D. Guilds
rope
238. What are TWO reasons that John Green
233. Who was not one of Genghis Kahn’s says that war and disease go together?
grandsons over which kingdom? A. Armies carry diseases with them
A. Kublai Kahn began the Yuan dynasty in B. Food shortages caused by war make
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C. Biological warfare is often used C. An order of social classes with produc-

D. The sadness of war makes people ers at the bottom and leaders or kings at
more vulnerable to disease the top.
D. A group of people considered to be the
239. is the feeling of pride in your country best in a particular society or category be-
or “sub-culture” cause of their power, talent, wealth, or
A. nationalism other characteristic.
B. global interdependence

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244. What was the main group of city-states
C. cultural diffusion called?
D. multiculturalism A. Sumer
240. How did aqueducts help Roman society? B. Temple
A. they could reach places faster C. Egypt
B. they helped protect the city D. Persia
C. by providing water for drinking, baths,
245. Which of the following was a method
fountains, & more
rulers in Eurasia used to legitimize and
D. none of above consolidate their power during the period
1450 C.E. to 1750 C.E.?
241. After the break with Rome, who did
Henry VIII make head of the Anglican A. Developing professional militaries
Church? B. Promoting free trade
A. His son C. Adopting the religious practices of mi-
B. The Archbishop nority groups
C. Himself D. Enacting reforms to decrease eco-
nomic and social inequalities
D. Various Nobles

242. who was the last powerful mughal 246. Which dynasty developed the first
ruler? Bronze Age culture in ancient China?

A. Aurangzeb A. Shang
B. Shah Jahan B. Han
C. Akbar C. Xia
D. Babur D. Qin

243. What is social hierarchy? 247. Select one of the reasons the first civiliza-
A. A rule of conduct or action that is bind- tions developed in river valleys.
ing and enforced by a controlling author- A. Fresh water, flat land and fertile soil
ity.
B. Hot climate
B. A type of civilization that developed
C. an abundance of Salt water
near or around a major river and consid-
ered the earliest known large human civi- D. They hunted and gathered their foods
lizations. from nearby

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248. A lesser lord who accepts land from a 254. The highest Caste is called this:
more powerful lord and pledges loyalty A. Vaisya
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B. Sudra
A. King
C. Brahmin
B. Monarch
D. Kshatriya
C. Vassal
D. Peasant 255. The idea that it was the duty of Euro-
peans to bring civilization to Africa was
249. How did Ghana become so wealthy? called?
A. big business
A. White Man’s Burden
B. center of trade route
B. Great Leap Foward
C. colonies
C. Cultural Revolution
D. television
D. Kabuki Initiative
250. In feudal times, which of the following
groups DID NOT swear their loyalty to ob- 256. How did India’s great rulers maintain
tain protection or land? peace and order?
A. Knights A. They had strong central governments
and encouraged economic growth.
B. Monarch
C. Serfs B. They divided their kingdoms, creating
regional systems of power.
D. Lords/Nobles
C. They started foreign wars to maintain
251. What made cities most vulnerable to dis- peace and order at home.
eases?
D. They manipulated local rivalries to
A. Location maintain peace and order.
B. Culture
257. What is the meaning of a person reaching
C. Beliefs Nirvana?
D. Trade A. When a person arrives to a place
252. Catalhoyuk is located in called Nirvana
A. England B. When a person decides to stop lying
B. Anatolia C. When a person finally rids themselves
from any world desires
C. Fertile Crescent
D. Chinese Province D. When a person gives up on life

253. Who led the slaves in Haiti in a revolt 258. Rich in the materials or nutrients needed
against France? to produce many strong, healthy crops.
A. Miguel Hidalgo A. fertile
B. Simon Bolivar B. common
C. Toussaint L’Ouverture C. irrigate
D. Jose de San Martin D. cultivate

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259. The Sumerian writing system was called 264. A greater reliance on weapons and the
reduced importance of knights was caused
A. Cuneiform
by
B. Hieroglyphs
A. The Crusades
C. English B. The Hundred Years War
D. Sargon C. The Black Plague
260. Which of the following historical events D. The Magna Carta

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would fit under the theme of political struc- 265. Who were the earliest humans?
tures
A. Hunter gatherers
A. the overthrow of the French monarchy B. Farmers
B. the writing of the American Constitu- C. Cobblers
tion
D. Bakers
C. the establishment of the German na-
tion 266. When was India’s constitution primarily
amended?
D. the collapse of the Soviet Union
A. 1928
261. As a result of the Tokugawa Shoguns B. 1902
signing treaties with western powers, C. 1951.
A. The Shogun was abolished and over- D. 1933
thrown
267. All of the following were stipulations of
B. The Japanese Emperor was restored the Treaty of Nanjing EXCEPT
to political power
A. China paid 20 million in Silver to Britain
C. The Japanese emperor began a rapid
B. China granted Britain trading rights in
series of modernization reforms in Japan
5 ports
D. All of the above C. The Canton System would continue
262. Nationalist who led his “Red Shirts” to D. China ceded Hong Kong to the British
unify Italy. 268. Ancient mode of transporation
A. Giuseppe Garibaldi A. Wheelbarrow
B. Benito Mussolini B. Car
C. Napoleon Bonaparte C. Wheel
D. Simon Bolivar D. Chariot
269. A nobleman who was trained as a war-
263. Which peoples did not comprise a dias-
rior and lived their live according to a code
poric community from 1200-1450?
of chivalry
A. Chinese A. Samurai
B. Jewish B. Navy
C. Islam C. Vassal
D. Christian D. Knight

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270. Which nation/peoples did not develop 275. Humans had begun to use iron as early
ships and did not trade along the Indian as
Ocean, Mediterranean Ocean, or the China

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A. 1300s
Sea from 1200-1450?
B. 800 BC
A. Portugal
C. 1500 BC
B. China
D. 8000 BCE
C. French
D. Muslim 276. What was the architecture feature we
get from ancient Rome?
271. A group of countries under a single au- A. columns
thority is known as
B. arches
A. empire
C. bridges
B. colony
D. doors
C. “mother country
D. alliance 277. Which of the following is an example of
a syncretic religion?
272. During the Gupta Empire, Indian schol- A. Catholicism
ars made many improvements in the fields
mathematics, science and art. What does B. Shia Islam
this indicate about Indian society during C. Buddhism
this time period? D. Sikhism
A. It was a time of great religious change.
278. Who is the most intelligent king in indian
B. It was a time of warfare and expan- history?
sion.
A. King Shivaji
C. It was a time of peace and prosperity.
B. King Pritviraj Chauhan
D. It was a time of instability and prosper-
ity. C. King Akbar
D. King Shah Jahan
273. The first ever writing system and was
created in Mesopotamia. 279. Which statement describes an effect
A. cuneiform of the development of cuneiform on
Mesopotamian society?
B. empire
A. Only the wealthy were taught to read
C. scribe and write cuneiform and only they bene-
D. Mesopotamia fited from its development
274. How did unions press their demands? B. Writing was used only for business
and not for entertainment
A. they raised funds to buy companies
C. Conflicts over ownership of land and
B. they started competing companies other items decreased because citizens
C. they lobbied for laws restricting immi- had a record of purchase.
gration D. Children from all socioeconomic
D. they held strikes classes were taught to read and write.

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280. What were the two most influential ad- A. Han

vancements of the Sui, Tang, and Song dy- B. Tang
nasties?
C. Song
A. Gunpowder and movable-type printing
D. Gupta
B. Engineering and art
C. Poetry and medicine 285. the key to China’s social system

D. Astronomy and cartography A. aristocracy

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B. male supremacy
281. What was not a factor of the growth of
cities? C. Monte Alban

A. Political stability and the decline of in- D. none of above

vasions 286. Which of the following names is the name
B. The rise of commerce of a Greek philosopher?
C. Lower agricultural output A. Socrates
D. Safe and reliable transportation B. Homer

282. How did the growth of towns affect the C. Leonidas

lives of children in the Middle Ages? D. Apollo
A. More children worked as farm labor- 287. The Peloponnesian War had all of these
ers. effects on the Greek city states EXCEPT
B. More children were paid high wages A. unemployment increased
for their work.
B. city states became unified
C. More children had access to educa-
tion. C. the Fields and orchards were dam-
aged.
D. More children were born to each fam-
ily. D. they lost ability to govern themselves.

283. One important way in which the Silk 288. Confucius believed respect for parents, or
Road and African trade routes were sim- , was very important to the relation-
ilar was that along all of these routes ships.

A. The main items exchanged were ivory A. civil service system

and tobacco B. mandate of heaven
B. Was used to improve the surface of the C. filial piety
roads D. dynastic cycle
C. A single, paper currency was used to
make transactions easier 289. the cradle of Indian civilization, which en-
joyed a moderate climate in ancient times
D. Ideas, religions, and diseases were
exchanged as merchants interacted with A. Himalaya
each other B. Nile

284. Under which dynasty did Buddhism flour- C. Indus Valley

ish in China? D. none of above

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290. What word means the species of modern 295. What is a peasant farmer in feudal soci-
man? ety?

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A. Homo Sapien A. serf
B. Ardi B. knight
C. Hominid C. Crusades
D. Skeleton D. Clergy
291. What does BC stand for?
296. The regions from the Persian Gulf
A. Before Christmas to the Mediterranean Sea, including
B. Before Christ Mesopotamia is called the , due to its
shape and soil.
C. Before Common Era
A. Cradle of Fertile land
D. Before Common Time
B. Fertile Crescent
292. was one of the most outspoken
C. Fertile Cradle
French Philosophers, he attacked injustices
among the nobility, in the government, D. Fertile Dragon Smile
and in the church. His works inspired many
reforms. 297. Who trained Luke Skywalker?
A. Bacon A. Han Solo
B. Rousseau B. Yoda
C. Voltaire C. Obi Wan Kenobi
D. Locke D. Darth Vader
293. When scientists study prehistoric people, 298. What led to the building of permanent
what do they look at? settlements?
A. Diaries A. usage of irrigation systems
B. Map
B. development of simple governments
C. Artifacts
C. development of agriculture
D. Stone Tablets
D. end of bloody warfare
294. In classical China, women existed in a pa-
triarchal society, meaning 299. Greek for “High City”; Normally placed
upon a citadel, this area of the Greek Po-
A. they were used in negotiations to end lis was reserved for the city-states’ most
wars. sacred and important structures like tem-
B. they were expected to have very large ples and state buildings.
families. A. Acropolis
C. men held most of the political, eco-
B. Agora
nomic, and social power
C. Mahajanapada
D. families were structured around the
families of the mother. D. Archaic

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300. Because it was too dangerous to travel to C. Shinto

trade, each manor had to be , or able D. Chivalry
to provide everything they needed.
A. nobility 306. How did feudalism affect the lives of the
nobility?
B. self-sufficient
A. Lords and knights were loyal to monar-
C. vegan chs and provided protection.
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help serfs work the land.
301. was based on the idea that a nation’s
power was determined by its wealth. C. Monarchs were not allowed to build
their own manor houses.
A. capitalism
D. The system elevated the serfs to a
B. mercantilism
level equal to lords and knights.
C. manifest destiny
307. A is a form of human culture in which
D. triangular trade
some people live in cities, there is some
302. The Abbasids created a refined and cos- form of writing, and there are people who
mopolitan culture in Baghdad, this was are skilled at using science and technology.
called A. civilization
A. The Golden Age B. religion
B. The Bronze Age C. city
C. The Dark Ages D. social structure
D. The Renaissance 308. What famous Greek philosopher tutored
303. A larger political unit which contains a Alexander the Great?
large area with people who are similar A. Pericles
A. City State B. Augustus
B. Nation C. Aristotle
C. Empire D. Caesar
D. Town State 309. What country borders India to the north-
east?
304. A way to show levels of power
A. Pakistan
A. Chivalry
B. China
B. Manor
C. Sri Lanka
C. Hierarchy
D. Egypt
D. Fiefdom
310. Justinian had a code of made.
305. What is the name for the system of
promises between lords and vassals that A. rulers
governed Europe in the Middle Ages? B. law
A. Christianity C. conduct
B. Feudalism D. faith

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311. The 4 Noble Truths are an important char- D. Where did George Washington learn
acteristic of Buddhism. Which of the fol- military skills to lead?
lowing are part of these truths. CHOOSE

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A. Life is filled with sorrow and suffering. A. Mongol expansion
B. The cause of suffering is worldly de- B. religious expansion
sire. C. The invasion on the Shang
C. The way to end suffering is to end de- D. wars and political upheaval
sire.
D. The way to overcome desire is to find 317. What does polytheistic mean?
enlightenment. A. Worshipping or believing in more than
one god.
312. How could serfs gain their freedom?
A. By seeking the elusive jedi master on B. A person who was able to read and
Dagobah write, allowing for the creation of written
records and messages.
B. By completing the kessel run in less
than 12 parsecs C. Large groups of domesticated animals
like sheep or goats.
C. by buying their way out
D. A series of rulers in a particular place
D. running away and remaining in a town
considered members of the same family.
for more than a year
313. Which is NOT an innovation of mathemat- 318. A feature of Mohenjo Daro and Harappa
ics in Classical Greece? ancient cities was

A. The Concept of Pi A. citadel

B. The basis of geometry B. running water and sewage

C. the Pythagorean Theorem C. brick homes
D. The basis of calculus D. all of the choices

314. The French Revolution began in 319. According to the Force Theory, how does
A. 1776 a ruler claim legitimacy to rule?
B. 1789 A. By the social contract
C. 1876 B. By having the most powerful military
D. 1798 C. By divine birth

315. Which historical question requires an D. By an election

inter-regional view. 320. Who was the best KING in 512-461 BCE?
A. How did the slave trade affect Africa, ????
Europe, and America?
A. Shivaji Bhonsle
B. How did China change between the
B. Samudragupta
Han, Tang, and Ming dynasty?
C. What technology did ancient Egyptians C. Ashoka
use on the pyramids? D. Ajatasatru

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321. First Mongol ruler; known for his cruelty 326. Identify three of the main reasons for the
and fierce way of conquering civilizations decline and fall of the Roman Empire.
A. Kublai Khan A. Invasions from Germanic tribes
B. Japan B. An earthquake
C. Japanese Fuedalism C. A weakening economy
D. Genghis Khan
D. Political corruption

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322. In the period 600 C.E. to 1450 C.E., mer- E. An increase in trade
chant diaspora communities, such as those
of Muslims in India, Chinese in Southeast 327. The history of which classical civilization
Asia, and Jews in the Mediterranean, had was shaped by the monsoon cycle, the Hi-
which of the following in common? malaya Mountains, and the Indus River?
A. They generally imposed their own lan- A. Maurya Empire
guages on the local communities.
B. ancient Greece
B. They generally became military out-
posts that facilitated the expansion of em- C. Babylonian Empire
pires.
D. ancient Egypt
C. They generally lost touch with their
homelands and merged with the local pop- 328. Europeans feeling of duty to Christianize
ulation. and civilize foreign colonies
D. They generally introduced their own A. White Man’s Burden
cultural practices into the local cultures.
B. Sepoy Rebellion
323. Who founded Buddhism? C. Zulu War
A. Siddhartha Gautama
D. Meiji Restoration
B. The Brahman
C. Ramayana 329. Map Projections:Who uses a polar map?
D. Mahabharata A. by airplane piolots

324. Upper class land owners B. to compare data

A. Vassal C. by ship navigators

B. Noble D. none of above
C. Serf
330. How did the plague affect the Feudal
D. Plebeian economy of Europe?
325. What did the Aryans call the all-powerful A. Feudalism remained unchanged
spirit or force in the universe?
B. Feudalism was made stronger
A. Brahma
C. Labor shortages ended feudalism,
B. Brahman serfs and peasants demand higher pay
C. Broccoli D. Feudalism ended because all peasants
D. none of above died

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331. The Jesuits were B. The movement that replaced religious

A. followers of John Calvin belief with science

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B. monks who pledged personal loyalty to C. The split of Christians to Catholics and
the pope Protestants
D. a bill of rights
C. loyal followers of the sultan
D. monks who converted to Protes- 337. Which development most enabled early
tantism peoples to form permanent settlements?
A. advances in agricultural production
332. What is the name of the earliest piece
of written literature that still survives to- B. the creation of democratic govern-
day? ment
A. The epic of Gilgamesh C. the spread of monotheism
B. The Ballad of the Babylonian Wars D. advances in written language
C. The Elegy of Enkidu 338. soldiers were assigned to man the wall
D. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown in order to protect merchants
A. Yuan
333. How did trade lead to the Black Death?
B. Ming
A. It spread on flies on fruits and vegeta-
bles that were traded C. Song
B. It spread on mosquitos in water bot- D. Wei
tles
339. cataract
C. It spread on rats traveling on caravan A. A reed plant that grows along the Nile
routes and Mediterranean trading ships River.
D. It was passed from trader to trader B. A grassy plain with some scattered
334. Trade from China to Europe trees.

A. made China poor C. Dangerous, fast-moving waters.

D. Woven cloth.
B. Silk Road
C. passed along the Grand Canal 340. Who was the leader of the Committee of
Public Safety and established the Reign of
D. came across the East China Sea
Terror?
335. Which group was taxed the most prior to A. Napoleon
the Revolution?
B. Louis XVI
A. 1st Estate
C. Louis XIV
B. 2nd Estate
D. Robespierre
C. 3rd Estate
341. What would early people look for as they
D. All taxed equally
decided where to settle?
336. What was the Reformation? A. fresh water and good scenery
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C. fresh water water and fertile soil 347. Studying history can help us with deci-
D. animals and fertile soil sion making because
A. in the past people made better deci-
342. The idea of filial piety, or a child’s obe- sions.
dience to their parents and ancestors, is a
B. it helps us know ourselves better.
belief of
C. it teaches us about world cultures.
A. Hinduism
D. people can decide to be historians, ar-

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B. Judaism chaeologists, or geographers.
C. Buddhism
348. Started on a path of modernization under
D. Confucianism new ruler.
343. Around 900 B.C., the Chavin people built A. China
a temple surrounded by two pyramids and B. Japan
stone figures depicting different gods in
C. Both
the coastal regions of what is now
D. none of above
A. Brazil
B. Mexico 349. Which of the following is a belief shared
by Buddhists?
C. Central America
A. There is only one God.
D. Peru and Ecuador
B. People should only associate with oth-
344. Who was not one of the travelers who ers of the same caste?
recorded journeys from 1200 to 1450? C. Selfish desires are the main cause of
A. Ibn Battuta human suffering.
B. Marco Polo D. Wealth is usually a sign of divine favor.
C. Margery Kempe 350. The civilization of Nubia is located of
D. Christopher Columbus Egypt.
A. north
345. Who was the fiercest Mongol leader?
B. south
A. Empress Wu
C. east
B. Genghis Khan
D. west
C. Confucius
351. Which statement best describes the role
D. Marco Polo of the Roman Catholic Church in Western
Europe during the Middle Ages?
346. The two main themes of World History
are: A. The church encouraged individuals to
question authority
A. Integration and Diversity
B. Church leaders were limited solely to
B. West and East
spiritual activities
C. Outsourcing and Indexing C. The Church gained influence as the
D. Government and Society world became more secular

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352. Why was the Peninsular War considered
middle class
one of Napoleons three costly mistakes?
A. His brother Joseph was not able to 356. Along what river did China’s earliest civ-
withstand the guerrilla warfare tactics ilizations develop?
used by Spanish nationalists. A. Huang He (Yellow)
B. The British navy was too strong for the B. Indus
blockade and France’s economy suffered C. Yangtze
as a result D. Nile
C. The Russians used the scorched-earth
357. All of the following are developments for
policy to eventually starve Napoleons
the period 8000 BCE to 600 CE EXCEPT:
army
A. Gunpowder technology
D. The blockade successfully restricted
British trade and led to fall of Great Britain B. Writing
C. Agriculture
353. Identify one way in which China bene-
D. Iron Technology
fited from the Silk Road
A. Cultural diffusion brought new goods 358. A religion from ancient India started by
and ideas to China Siddhartha Gautama
A. Hinduism
B. Conflicts started over who had the
right to trade B. Buddhism
C. China began trading with the Americas C. Catholicism
D. Confucianism
D. China grew poor because other coun-
tries took advantage of them 359. Which statement describes a cause of the
fall of the Assyrian Empire?
354. What led to the divide between the Sun-
nis and Shiites? A. The army’s empire was poorly trained
and not ready for warfare.
A. a European invasion of the Middle East
B. The Persian empire was a constant mil-
B. a disagreement over the number of Is- itary and economic threat.
lamic gods C. The empire became too large for the
C. a disagreement over Muhammad’s military to protect
successor D. Nebuchadnezzar invested all of the em-
D. a plague that killed many Muslims pire’s resources in large building projects.

355. An immediate result of the fall of the Ro- 360. Which of the following was NOT a result
man Empire was of the Atlantic slave trade?
A. Labor intensive cash crops
A. A renewed interest in the education
and arts B. Decreased gender balance in Africa
B. A period of disorder and weak central C. Haitian Revolution
government D. Environmental degradation

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361. Which term can be used to describe some- 366. Which river valley gave rise to the first
thing that is important? ERVC
A. Agriculture A. Mesopotamia
B. Domestication B. China
C. Significant C. Indus
D. Development D. Egypt

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362. Which of the following was a religious 367. When Justinian became emperor, how did
reason for the Sepoy Rebellion in 1857? he help organize the disorganize and con-
fusing laws?
A. British missionaries spreading Chris-
tianity A. The Justinian Code
B. The use of cow and pig fat on rifle car- B. The Byzantine Legal System
tridges used by Sepoys C. The Twelve Tables
C. Harassment of Hindu priests D. The Constitution
D. All of the above
368. Which things were determined based on
363. Which of these events took place FIRST? a person’s caste or place in society?

A. Persian Wars between Achaemenid A. Job, marriage, friends

Empire and Greece end B. Foods to eat
B. Sparta defeats Athens in the Pelopon- C. Clothes to wear
nesian War.
D. Blessings
C. Rome defeats Carthage in the Punic
Wars. 369. Before the Sepoy Rebellion, who began
the colonization of India?
D. The Roman Republic is founded.
A. The British Government
364. Which was NOT an invention from B. The British Raj
China?
C. British protestant missionaries
A. Compass
D. The British East India Company
B. Gun powder
C. Astrolabe 370. What was the main difference between
the Qin dynasty and the Zhou dynasty?
D. Wood Block Printing
A. The Qin dynasty made alliances with
365. Which of these themes will we NOT cover other Asian nations while the Zhou dy-
this year? nasty remained isolated
A. Rise of Empires B. The Qin dynasty created a power shar-
ing arrangement that allowed it to last
B. Belief Systems
much longer than the Zhou dynasty
C. Development of Political Institutions
C. The Qin dynasty relied on a centralized
and Ideas
system of control while the Zhou dynasty
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D. The Qin dynasty set up a professional 376. The Forbidden City was built
bureaucracy while the Zhou dynasty relied A. for the emperor, his family and ser-
on hereditary succession

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vants
371. is located in North Africa along the B. for the Mongol Khans
Nile River. C. to promote trade
A. Egypt D. for defense against invaders
B. India
377. Hieratic script, a simplified version of
C. Iraq Egyptian hieroglyphic writing was used
D. China A. by peasants who were too uneducated
to read hieroglyphic
372. brought new civilizations in contact
with one another. B. only by the nobles, as a way of commu-
nicating with the gods
A. Trade
C. by the blind, as a type of Braille
B. Government
D. for business transactions, record
C. Disease keeping, and the general needs of daily
D. none of above life

378. Which of the following is a similarity be-

373. This was an ACTUAL wall that separated
tween the Ottoman and Chinese govern-
Berlin. It separated the communist side
ments during the period 1450-1750?
from the democracy side. Why did they
put the wall up? A. The dominance of the imperial govern-
ment by a landed aristocracy
A. Iron Curtain
B. The creation of overseas colonial hold-
B. Berlin Wall
ings
C. Berlin Airlift C. Heavy reliance on overseas trade for
D. Great Wall of China government revenues
D. An extensive governmental bureau-
374. What is the word to describe the belief
cracy
in many Gods.
A. Monotheism 379. The principal commodity that the Congo
Free State was known for harvesting was
B. Hierarchy
A. Gold
C. Nobility
B. Rubber
D. Polytheism
C. Tin
375. Buddhism started in D. Diamonds
A. Japan
380. Many historians argue that was the
B. Korea first to circumnavigate the world.
C. China A. Christopher Columbus
D. India B. Ferdinand Magellan

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C. Henry Hudson 385. What river in Egypt starts at Lake Victo-

D. Hernan Cortes ria?
A. Nile River
381. What is feudalism?
B. Tigris River
A. a political system of local government
that is based around granting land in re- C. Euphrates River
turn for loyalty, military assistance, and D. Fertile Crescent
other services.
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B. a political system of local government people create?
that is based around granting loyalty, mil-
itary assistance, and other services in re- A. Printing Press
turn for land. B. Planned Cities
C. a political system of local government C. Paper (from trees)
that is based around granting vassals in D. none of above
return for loyalty, military assistance, and
other services. 387. What religion were ALL Christians before
the Reformation?
D. none of the above
A. Jewish
382. A historian typically begins his work by
B. Christian
A. Contacting a historical society
C. Catholic
B. deciding on an answer to a thesis
D. Baptist
C. formulating a question he hopes to an-
swer 388. The Five Pillars of Islam include all of the
following EXCEPT:
D. making sure his evidence has never
been seen before A. Prayer five times per day
B. Alms giving
383. What effect of the Agricultural Revolu-
tion allowed early humans to make per- C. Pilgrimage to Mecca
manent settlements and begin developing D. Reincarnation
civilizations?
389. Marco Polo described which of the follow-
A. Religion
ing at Kublai Khan’s court that he had not
B. Food surplus encountered in Europe?
C. Government A. The use of spies in foreign nations
D. Division of labor B. The interest of the Khan in the interna-
tional sea trade and European shipbuild-
384. The printing press was important be- ing techniques
cause
C. The use of paper money and coal and
A. ideas reached people faster. the practice of frequent bathing
B. the Church had more control over what D. The attachment of the Khan to the use
people read. of horses for military purposes
C. people could make flyers more quickly E. The austerity of the design of the
D. It slowed down the Reformation Khan’s palace

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390. Climate features and natural resources 395. Because of its natural resources of coal
where the early civilizations developed al- and iron ore, and the invention of the
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which allowed for what? gan in:
A. Larger groups to live in a single area. A. France
B. Over use of the natural resources forc- B. England
ing people to leave cities. C. Germany
C. Pastoral Nomads to stop trading and D. America
farm.
396. A goal of the First Crusade was to-
D. Living conditions to get worse.
A. Unite the Roman Empire
391. The Egyptians called the soil deposited B. Capture the Holy Land
along the banks of the Nile the “ “
C. Establish colonies in the Middle East
A. Gift of the Nile
D. Establish trade routes with Asia
B. Stuff left behind
397. Around the city of Babylon, Nebuchadnez-
C. mud zar built an inner and outer wall, towers
D. dirt for archers, and a moat filled with water.
Why?
392. A basic principle of Chinese government, A. Didn’t want farmer to come into the
which allows a revolution to overthrow city.
and replace a corrupt ruler, is called
B. Afraid his army would turn against
A. fillal piety him.
B. ancestor worship C. Wanted to isolate people from the out-
C. the Mandate of Heaven side .
D. Wanted to protect the city.
D. the ideograph
398. What was the Silk Road and why was it
393. The area known as Canaan is MOST as- important?
sociated with what ancient group?
A. It was a way for the Europeans to see
A. Arabs how bad things were in China.
B. Chinese B. It was a trade route between Asia
C. Egyptians and Europe and to spread ideas and new
goods.
D. Israelites
C. It was a trade route between the
394. A ziggurat is a: Americas and Asia and spread ideas and
goods.
A. temple tower
D. It was a way for the Chinese to spread
B. farmhouse their religious views to Europe.
C. workman
399. A piece of land given from lord to a lesser
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A. Vassal B. map
B. Royalty C. the world
C. Kingdom D. tributary
D. Fief
405. Due to Monsoons, merchants who were
400. All of the following were results of the delayed in foreign ports for lengthy peri-
Protestant Reformation EXCEPT ods of time
A. Became involved in local political af-

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A. it broke the religious unity of Europe
fairs
B. it increased the literacy rate
B. Lost their connection to the culture of
C. it began years of religious wars
their homeland
D. it led to the death of the Catholic
C. Married wives who often converted to
Church
their religion
401. Created thousands of years agoConsists D. Settled in foreign ports and usually
of thousands of godsMahabharata and converted to the local faith
Ramayana are two sacred textsApproxi-
mately 1 billion people follow it todayAll 406. Men who lived in a religious community
of these describe what major religion? who take vows of poverty, chastity, and
A. Buddhism obedience

B. Hinduism A. Manor

C. Islam B. Squire

D. Judaism C. Monk
D. Vassal
402. Which Enlightenment philosopher argued
that people have the right to abolish their 407. What new Christian kingdom was cre-
government and create a new one? ated in a remote interior of East Africa?
A. Montesquire A. Ethiopia
B. Locke B. Arabia
C. Voltaire C. Egypt
D. Rousseau D. Libya
403. In regards to minority religions in Persia, 408. Why did the ideals of Confucianism ap-
Cyrus and other leaders peal to Han rulers?
A. Persecuted them A. They wanted to eliminate superstition
B. Gave them religious freedom in order to modernize Chinese society
C. Forcibly removed them from Persia B. They hoped to advance scientific
D. Taxed them heavily progress in order to promote rapid eco-
nomic growth
404. A 3-dimensional representation of the C. They wanted to promote artistic and
Earth intellectual achievement among the Chi-
A. Globe nese people

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D. They hoped to create a well-run sys- 414. (14) The sacred hymns (holy songs)
tem of rule over a large territory and di- brought by the Aryans were called
verse population

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A. Vedas
409. The basic change that occurred with the B. Bible
Neolithic Revolution was . C. Torah
A. An increase in human population. D. karms
B. The cultivation of rice. 415. For the CITE portion of your RACE re-
C. The shift to the raising of animals and sponse, which of the following would NOT
growing of food as a regular source of be citing evidence?
food. A. Using a quote from the document
D. An increase in the importance of hunt- B. Describing a picture in how it answers
ing. the question
410. The arena used for entertainment, sports C. Describing a chart in how it answers
and games. the question

A. Ampitheather D. Answering the question in your own

words
B. Mall
416. What was not an environmental conse-
C. Plaza
quence of the expansion of trade net-
D. Colosseum works?

411. Which was NOT a cause for the fall of A. Increase in the standard of living for
Rome? most Europeans due to increase of costs
of trade
A. vast empire (empire was too big)
B. Migration of crops, such as champa
B. flooding rice or bananas
C. invaders C. The spread of the Bubonic plague
D. corruption across the Silk Roads
D. Overgrazing of farmland, and the
412. What country is not in Europe? degradation of land, leading to deforesta-
A. England tion and soil erosion

B. Poland 417. How did geography play a key role in the

early development of civilizations?
C. France
A. Societies developed near oceans.
D. Egypt
B. Societies developed in river valleys.
413. Kshatriyas var C. Societies developed in the desert.
A. priests and scholars D. Societies developed in the tundra.
B. servants
418. The ability to acquire food on a regular
C. outcasts basis meant that humans:
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B. Would fight each other for more food D. students had to pass a difficult Confu-
C. Smarter than we thought cian test

D. Could stay in one place instead of wan- 424. The teenage girl who rescued France dur-
dering around ing the Hundred Years’ War was named
419. Muslims who believe that the true suc- A. Catherine of Aragon
cessor of Muhammad could be any good
B. Theodora
Muslim

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C. Eleanor of Aquitaine
A. Sufis
B. Shiites D. Joan of Arc

C. Sultans 425. Young man from the age of 14-18 who

D. Sunnis was a servant to a knight and was also
training to become a knight
420. What was a reason for the decline of
Rome? A. Patron

A. Civil war B. Squire

B. Barbarian invasions C. Apprentice
C. Famine D. Spartan
D. Natural Disaster
426. Another name for a king or queen.
421. The people of India’s first civilization de- A. Prince
pended on monsoon rains to bring water
for crops B. Princess
A. which only happened every other year. C. President
B. and to loosen rocks used for building. D. Monarch
C. and to cause flooding which deposited
427. Who was never a lord in a Feudal rela-
fertile soil.
tionship?
D. and wash away accumulated debris
from city streets. A. king
B. noble
422. Which of the following were traded along
the silk road? C. knight
A. Silk D. peasant
B. Spices
428. What civilization was the first to build
C. Luxury goods massive structures in the form of a ter-
D. All of the above raced pyramid?

423. To become a scholar official A. Ancient China

A. students had to know Buddhism B. Mesopotamia

B. Students had to be from noble families C. Egyptian
C. students had to make inventions D. Indus River Valley

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429. What word means a series of rulers from B. People could read translations of the
the same family? Bible in their language.

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A. Dynasty C. It allowed reformers to spread their
ideas.
B. Ancestry
D. All of the Above
C. Civilization
D. Series 434. Art and literature flourished during the
Gupta Empire. Indian scholars developed
430. Why were Jews and Christians treated the concept of zero. Indian provinces were
fairly under Islam? united after 200 years of civil war. The in-
formation in these statements refers to
A. They accepted the role of Muhammad
as prophet A. effects of European involvement in In-
dia
B. They all believed in the same creator-
God B. India’s Golden Age

C. They all read the Bible C. effects of isolationism

D. Islamic achievements in India
D. They had similar views about the role
of women in society 435. Polytheism is the belief in
431. Foreign invasionEarthquakeDroughtsIf A. One God
these events occurred, what conclusion B. Multiple Gods
can be made about the royal ruler and his C. No God
family?
D. The flying spaghetti monster
A. Gods would bless the ruler to help gain
control of the land 436. The belief in many gods is called
B. The people would overthrow the ruler A. Polytheistic
in favor of someone new B. Monotheistic
C. Religious leaders became important C. Animism
advisors to the leader D. Ancestor worship
D. The right to rule was revoked by the
437. Buddhism spreading from India along the
gods
Silk Road is an example of
432. What kind of government did the Aryans A. Christianity
have? B. cultural diffusion
A. One ruled by rajas C. Legalism
B. One ruled by kings D. filial piety
C. One ruled by dictators 438. In which of the following ancient civiliza-
D. One ruled by priests tions did democracy first develop?
A. Celtic
433. How did the invention of the printing
press help the Reformation? B. Sumerian
A. Bibles printed allowed more people to C. Egyptian
read them. D. Greek

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439. Which of the following is the period be- A. President Truman wanted to gain the
fore writing was developed? trust of the Soviet Union sothey would de-
clare war against Japan.
A. the Neolithic Age
B. President Truman wanted to use the
B. archaeology
bomb because so much moneyhad been in-
C. ancient times vested in its development.
D. prehistory C. President Truman wanted to end the
war quickly and with as fewAmerican ca-

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440. What are longitude lines? sualties as possible.
A. lines that are long D. President Truman wanted to punish
B. lines that run parallel to the equator the Japanese government andpeople for
their bombing of Pearl Harbor.
C. Lines that run in between the north
and south poles 445. complex societies that have organized
D. they are just lines governments, culture, and writing
A. city-state
441. European were institutions that
loaned money for merchants. B. irrigation

A. Banking Houses C. civilization

B. Coffee Houses D. cuneiform

C. Insurance Houses 446. Other than Afro-Eurasia, three other

D. Business Loans world zones developed civilizations during
Era 2. Which of the following NOT one of
442. A tax of one-tenth of a person’s produce those zones:
or earnings given to the church A. Sub-Saharan Africa
A. Fallow B. The Americas
B. Joust C. Antarctica
C. Chivalry D. Oceania
D. Tithe
447. A group who had the ability to ride
443. Ancient Chinese priests used to pre- horses and wage war
dict the future by interpreting messages A. Asians
from the spirits of ancestors.
B. Japanese
A. oracle bones
C. Mongols
B. magic eight ball
D. Philippines
C. Ouija board
448. Which geographic factor likely con-
D. cards
tributed to the beginning of the Neolithic
444. Which reason influenced President Tru- Revolution?
man’s decision to use the atomic bomb to A. Changing sea levels forced hunter-
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C. Spread of disease led to physical at- A. Asia
tacks on cities.
B. Africa
D. Natural disasters led to a period of mi-
C. Caribbean
gration and movement.
D. America
449. The Ottoman Empire was found in this
area of the world 455. What is the term for the process of chang-
A. Southwest Asia and Northern Africa ing plants or animals to make them more
useful to humans?
B. East Asia
A. agriculture
C. Western Europe
B. significant
D. South America
C. hunter-gatherer
450. The ancient Sumerians modified their en-
vironment to increase food production by D. domestication
A. building terraces 456. What does the professor imply about
B. removing rain forests the record-keeping methods used by early
Western Europeans?
C. digging irrigation canals
D. developing chinampas A. They led directly to advances in basic
engineering
451. Which settlement allowed rulers to B. They required an understanding of ele-
choose Catholicism or Protestantism? mentary algebra
A. Peace of Augsburg
C. They did not require a counting system
B. Treaty of Westphalia that included the number zero
C. 95 Theses D. They were more sophisticated than
D. Peace of Wittenburg those used in the Middle East

452. The Jewish people settled into a land that 457. What was the feudal system?
they believed they were promised by God
A. A system that ancient Romans used to
that was known as Canaan. What is the
protect their people.
name of that country today?
B. A system that did not help Rome after
A. Iraq
the fall of Rome.
B. Israel
C. A system where lords exchange pro-
C. Jordan tection for loyalty and service.
D. Syria D. A system that caused the Black Death
453. Power in the hands of a few to spread across Europe.
A. Tyranny 458. In Ancient Rome, most slaves who were
B. Monarchy newly acquired were
C. Oligarchy A. male children
D. Democracy B. female children

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C. captured in war 463. The discovery of agriculture around 8,

D. native to Africa 000 BCE would lead to which of these?
A. an end to wars
459. Which of the following is the most com-
B. the first traders
plete definition of a civilization?
C. the use of stone tools
A. any culture that uses written records
and whose people practice a religion. D. an increase in population.
B. the gathering of human groups in 464. Used to communicate with ancestors and

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farms, villages, and settlements. the gods by the Chinese
C. any social structure based on eco- A. prayer
nomic power. B. oracle bones
D. a complex culture in which a large num- C. meditation
ber of humans share elements in common.
D. yoga
460. What was the final outcome of the French
Revolution? 465. Which of the following facts serves as ev-
idence that the Mesopotamians were poly-
A. the declaration of the Edict of Nantes theists?
B. Napoleon naming himself Emperor of A. Mesopotamian government was cen-
France tered within each city state
C. unification of French city states B. Goods in India and Egypt were brought
D. the restoration of Louis XVI to Mesopotamia by traders
C. The Sumerian story about the Great
461. How did technological advances improve
Flood is similar to the Bible story about
the quantity of goods traded from 1200
Noah’s Ark.
to 1450?
D. t he city of Ur had temples dedicated
A. The development of the Lateen Sail to worshiping the goddess Ishtar and the
provided extra mobility along the Atlantic god Enki.
Ocean to the Americas
B. The invention of the astrolabe proved 466. Archaeologists learn about prehistoric
valuable along the Silk Roads people by studying all of the following ex-
cept
C. The system of paper money led to
rapid growth in the Hanseatic League A. Fossils

D. The multiplication of saddles helped B. Pottery

to implement trade growth in the Trans- C. tools and weapons
Sahara deserts D. written record
462. What Chinese dynasty created a book of 467. What was the Catholic Church’s response
songs? to Martin Luther’s 95 Theses?
A. Han A. They condemned him.
B. Zhou B. The Peace of Westphalia
C. Qin C. The Council of Trent
D. none of above D. They ignored it.

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468. What is economics? 473. Who was the leader of the Mexican rev-
A. the branch of knowledge concerned olution?

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with the production, consumption, and A. Simon Bolivar
transfer of food. B. Father Miguel Hidalgo
B. the branch of knowledge concerned C. Toussaint L’Ouverture
with the production, consumption, and
transfer of wealth. D. Jose de San Martin

C. the branch of knowledge concerned 474. belief that natural order of the world is
with the production, consumption, and most important:live in harmony
transfer of services. A. Legalism
D. the branch of knowledge concerned B. Dharma
with the production, consumption, and
transfer of diseases. C. Confucianism
D. Taoism
469. What important discovery separates the
Mesolithic era from the Neolithic era? 475. Physical features of a land’s surface are
A. Fire A. regions
B. Agriculture B. climate
C. Weapons C. geography
D. Tools D. landforms

470. The largest land empire the world has 476. He believed in ‘Predestination’, he be-
ever known? lieved that God knows who will be saved
before they are born.
A. Ottoman Empire
A. King Henry VIII
B. Tibetan Empire
B. Martin Luther
C. Yong Empire
C. Marcus Welby
D. Mongol Empire
D. John Calvin
471. The took place when the 3rd estate
swore to write a constitution. 477. Which were items transferred between
the Americas and Europe on the Columbian
A. Scorched Earth
Exchange? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY.
B. Storming of the Bastillee
A. Disease
C. Estates General
B. Corn
D. Tennis Court Oath C. Cattle
472. When did the French Revolution take D. Tobacco
place?
478. Civilizations in Afro-Eurasia developed
A. July 14, 1789 around rivers. Which of the following is
B. January 14, 1789 NOT one of those rivers?
C. June 14, 1789 A. Tigris and Euphrates in Mesopotamia
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C. The Indus River in modern In- 483. Who was responsible for farming the
dia/Pakistan fields on a manor?
D. The Amazon in Brazil A. knights
479. Why is the U.S. government considered a B. peasants
Representative Democracy (Republic)? C. merchants
A. Because all the citizens vote for gov- D. nobles
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B. Because all the citizens vote for repre- 484. Who were the citizens of Rome that could
sentatives to make decisions. vote, but did not have much power in the
government?
C. Because all the citizens vote for their
King. A. Patricians
D. Because all the citizens votes are B. Plebeians
based on a majority rules. C. Republicans
480. Main Question Would you like history D. slaves
then how much? ? ? ? ? ? !!!!
485. What is the main concept of the Confucian
A. GOOD
idea of filial piety?
B. V.GOOD
A. Legalist principles should be practiced
C. EXCLLENT
B. Individuals should understnad their
D. FABULOUS duties and responsiblities
481. What factor caused an increase in the In- C. Siblings should earn respect from
dian Ocean trade networks from 1200 to each other
1450?
D. Society should respect the environ-
A. The prevalence of camels which could ment
be used to carry goods
B. The legal limitations on slave trade in 486. Who is most intelligent person in indian
the area, leading to and increase in the history?
demand for labor A. Tenali Rama
C. The increase of demand for special- B. Visalini
ized products such as cotton from India
C. Birbal
and porcelain from China
D. Shivaji Bhosale
D. The spread of Christianity from 1200
to around 1450 in the region, resulting in
487. Which one of these mythological figures
economic growth
was adopted and raised by a king of
482. Greek for “lover of wisdom.” Mithila?
A. Immortals A. Draupadi
B. Philosopher B. Radha
C. Sparta C. Sita
D. Oracle Bones D. Kunti

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488. Which of the following did the Mongol 493. How might the development of spoken
armies fail to conquer, and why? language have influenced the religious be-
liefs of Stone Age people?

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A. Kievan Russia, because the Mongols
were unable to endure the harsh Russian A. Spoken language would have made
winters family groups more suspicious of out-
B. The ‘Abbasid Caliphate, because the siders.
defenders flooded the Mesopotamian
B. Spoken language would have allowed
plains and made them impassable for the
religious beliefs to spread more quickly.
Mongol cavalry
C. Central Asia, because of the effective C. Spoken language would have created
diplomacy of Timur and his successors a new class of religious leaders.
D. The Southern Song Empire, because of D. Spoken language would have encour-
its superior resources from earlier indus- aged humans to create religious cave
trial and commercial revolutions paintings.
E. Japan, because severe storms aided
the experienced Japanese naval forces 494. Aryans became the dominant society in
India during a time known as the
489. Tiled Decoration
A. Vedas period
A. Tie-Dye
B. Golden Age of the Vedas
B. B atik
C. Collage C. Vedic period
D. Mosaic D. Veridic period
490. who was the first emperor of india?
495. Hammurabi was known for a harsh code
A. Ashoka of laws. Why was his code so important
B. Chandra Gupta Maurya in history?
C. Shivaji A. It allowed all people to see and know
D. Jarasandha the laws of his land.

491. a Mesoamerican civilization that pre- B. It gave women equal treatment in an-
dated the Maya cient societies.
A. Olmec C. It allowed government officials to see
B. Aryans the laws.
C. Ganges D. It allowed Hammurabi to kill whoever
D. none of above he wanted.

492. What was the list of complaints against 496. Define subsidies:
the Church called?
A. joint-stock company
A. 95 Theses
B. colonial trade
B. Peace of Augsburg
C. Magna Carta C. an economic system
D. New Testament D. grants of money

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497. How did nomadic people survive once civ- 502. What was the significant aspect of the
ilizations started to emerge? doctrine of John Calvin?
A. They didn’t survive and died out. A. Divinity of the Pope
B. They raised and herded animals, which B. Rejection of the Bible
provided food, transportation, and trade.
C. Requirement for Good Works to earn
C. They created small farms along trade salvation
routes.
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D. They eventually gave up being nomads
and moved into the news towns and cities. 503. Which of the following best describes
a democracy as practiced in Ancient
498. ) What is a monsoon?
Greece?
A. Periods of large rainfall
A. Rule by a single, powerful ruler
B. Seasonal wind patterns
B. Rule by eligible citizens
C. Times of extreme heat
C. Rule by a small group of wealthy peo-
D. Extreme storms with heavily rain and ple
lightening
D. Rule by priests and religious leaders
499. Who received the majority of new world
silver? 504. How are the collapse of the Han Dynasty
and Roman Empire alike?
A. India
B. China A. strong leaders, famine and over re-
liance on slavery
C. Spain
B. failure to stop invaders, corruption in
D. Great Britain government/ nobles, and over expansion
500. Which one of these achievements was Shi C. weak ideas, over expansion, and
Huangdi responsible for? famine
A. Standardized writing, measurement D. failure to stop invaders, weak ideas,
and currency dissolution of government
B. Built the Great Pyramids
505. Who was the chief of the tribe?
C. Founded Islam
A. Rajan
D. Founded Christianity
B. Purohita
501. What major battle led the Athenians to a
C. Senani
victory over the Persian forces by thinning
their strongest men out along their entire D. Sabha
army enabling them to swarm the left and
right Persian flanks and forcing them to re- 506. Blending of Greek and Asian cultures is
treat into the nearby marshland? known as
A. Battle of Salamis A. Persian
B. Battle of Thermopylae B. Alexandrian
C. Battle of Marathon C. Hellenism
D. Battle of Kalinga D. Egyptian

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507. Hinduism and Buddhism both believed in B. Mesopotamia

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A. the process of preparing a body for the D. Ghana
afterlife.
B. the process of rebirth. 513. Which group of people migrated and set-
tled into the ruins of the Harappan villages
C. the process of creating paper.
and developed the first known Bronze Age
D. the process of creating social class culture of India?
systems.
A. Buddhists
508. The Radicals eliminated anyone accused B. Han Chinese
of being against the Revolution during
C. Persians
A. the Terror
D. Aryans
B. the Great Fear
514. What animals transported most of the
C. Thermidorian Reaction
goods along the Silk Road?
D. Thermidorian Reaction
A. Horses
509. What civilizations was the first to plant B. Camels
and harvest crops for food?
C. Elephants
A. Mesopotamian
D. Llamas in disguise
B. Chinese
C. Egyptian 515. China’s attempt at Modernization during
the 19th century was called the
D. Indus
A. Tanzimat Reforms
510. Like the Romans all of the civilizations
B. Meiji Restoration
we have studied have been founded along
rivers except for C. Self-Strengthening Movement
A. Chinese D. Progressive Movement
B. Egyptian 516. All of the following caused the final col-
C. Sumerians lapse of the Western Roman Empire EX-
CEPT
D. Greeks
A. Worsening Internal Problems
511. the geographic feature that isolated
B. Separation of the Roman Empire to
China from India
East and West
A. Ganges
C. Spread of Christianity
B. Indus Valley
D. Outside Invasions
C. Himalaya
D. none of above 517. Why do some people consider the Magna
Carta to represent the beginning of democ-
512. Which was the kingdom located in ancient racy in England?
Nubia? A. It gave the people of England freedom
A. Kush to decide if they wanted to follow the law.

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B. It gave the people of England rights 522. Of the three solas of the Reformation,
and made the king follow the same laws “sola scriptura” means
as the people.
A. only faith
C. It gave the United States a democracy
not England. B. only works
D. It gave the United States several C. only grace
rights that went into our Constitution.
D. only the Bible

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518. Who found Lucy’s remains?
A. Mary Leakey 523. In Ancient Rome, these were the common
B. Donald Johanson people.

C. Richard Leakey A. patricians

D. none of above B. plebeians
519. Which civilization gave us innocent until C. caesars
proven guilty
D. zealots
A. Tang and Song
B. Rome 524. What animal was greatly valued by the
C. Greece Mongol culture and helped them be suc-
cessful on the battlefield?
D. Persia
A. Cow
520. What was the problem with the Congress
of Vienna’s decision to put absolute monar- B. Pig
chs back in power of countries that were
part of Napoleon’s Empire? C. Horse
A. People wanted a change in govern- D. Elephant
ment because of nationalism ideas
B. The absolute monarchs were weak 525. The Tang and Song is known as the
and extravagant leaders A. end of Chinese Civilization
C. The Congress of Vienna did not con-
sider that many of the old monarchies had B. Dynastic Cycle
passed away C. Golden Age of China
D. The absolute monarchies refused to D. a and c
listen to the Congress of Vienna’s deci-
sions on the land
526. The ability to maintain fire was a great
521. What were the series of laws passed accomplishment for the hunter-gatherer.
by Napoleon that stabilized and unified Which of the following did fire provide?
France?
A. Tools for domestication
A. Declaration of Rights of men
B. Tools for hunting
B. Napoleonic Code
C. Bill of Rights C. Fresh water supply
D. Constitution D. Agriculture

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527. The modern Indian government has made C. Napoleon

an effort to legally rid Indian society of the D. Victor Emmanuel
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unwilling to give up the caste system? 532. How did China’s rulers and dynasties ac-
A. Hindu beliefs allow people to accept quire their right to rule?
their place in society. A. Eightfold Path
B. Buddhist beliefs allow people to accept B. Mandate of Heaven
their place in society. C. The People
C. Hinduism has banned the caste system D. Edict of Law
in society.
533. A general who ruled the country in the
D. Buddhism has banned the caste sys-
name of the emperor was called:
tem in society.
A. Samurai
528. Kings sit upon God’s throne and rule ac-
B. Shogun
cording to God’s law.” This statement
would most likely have been made by a C. Henin
person who believed in D. a figure head
A. oligarchy.
534. What name was given to Robespierre pe-
B. democracy. riod of control during the Revolution?
C. absolutism. A. Reign of Death
D. glasnost. B. French Terror
529. Select all of the following that are traits C. Reign of Terror
of a civilization: D. French Death
A. Laws/Government 535. Human civilizations was just beginning
B. War A. settlements of Mesopotamia
C. Arts & Culture B. 8000 BCE
D. Writing C. Agriculture
E. Specialized Jobs/Division of Labor D. Egypt
530. Birth place of, and holiest city of the Is- 536. The Crusades were fought over which
lamic faith city?
A. Mecca A. Mecca
B. Medina B. Jerusalem
C. Yathrib C. Rome
D. Muscat D. Yathrib
531. Who led nationalist revolts in southern 537. Which of the following did NOT facilitate
Italy? trade?
A. Cavour A. Serfdom
B. Garibaldi B. Compass

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C. Diasporic communities 543. Which of these was a major reason for

D. Caravels the appeal of Christianity in its early
stages?
538. Why are the roots of the Neolithic Revo- A. The religion was open only to Roman
lution traced to the development of farm- citizens.
ing?
B. Christianity promised the end of other
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B. The farming allowed them to settle C. The new teachings of Christianity
C. allowed more people to live there promised freedom from Roman rule.

D. Farming was mostly in the Middle East D. Christianity offered a new hope of
spirit to the poor, downtrodden people
539. What is a highly trained mounted war-
rior in the service of a noble in Medieval 544. What city did the Ottoman Empire con-
Europe? quer in 1453 putting an end to the Byzan-
tium Empire?
A. serf
A. Constantinople
B. knight
B. Rome
C. Crusades
C. Athens
D. Clergy
D. Vienna
540. What word means a highly developed so-
545. Egypt is surrounded by desert, what is a
ciety?
benefit of this?
A. Society
A. The temperature is warm
B. Civilization B. The sand is soft
C. Homo Sapiens C. Protection
D. City-States D. Easy to navigate
541. What is Ms. Gonzalez’s favorite 546. How did roads help create empires
dessert?
A. Faster communication
A. gummy bears
B. Faster trade
B. cookies n cream ice cream
C. Faster transportation of armies
C. chocolate
D. More invasions
D. cheesecake
547. A form of government led by a king
542. Which of the following is NOT part of the or queen where one leader passes down
Eightfold Path in Buddhism? power to their offspring is called what?
A. Right Views A. Mercenary
B. Right Speech B. Monarchy
C. Right Effort C. Missionary
D. Right Wealth D. Momentum

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548. What determined a person’s place in so- 553. A golden age is

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A. Social Structure B. when a society conquers others
B. Wealth C. an age of invention
C. Caste System D. when a civilization is at its highest in
culture
D. King
554. How did the Scientific Revolution
549. What are some reasons for exploration? threaten the views of the church?
A. Religion A. Scientists began to murder the clergy
B. Foreign goods B. Scientists sought to overthrow the
C. Growth of trade Church Leaders
C. Science threatened to end religion
D. All the above
D. Science explained the world through
550. Manorialism can best be described as facts and reasoning.
A. the process of how a nobleman’s son 555. What is Egyptian writing called?
in the middle ages could become a knight
A. cuneiform
B. the political relationships between the B. hieroglyphic
king or queen, the nobility, and the peas-
ants C. characters
D. Sanskrit
C. the economic ties between the nobles
and the peasants who worked on their 556. What is another term for farming?
lands
A. irrigation
D. the land given to monasteries by differ-
B. agriculture
ent governments as a show of loyalty to
the Church C. commerce
D. economics
551. Timelines must be in order
557. What war gave the British control of
A. newest to oldest more territory in North America?
B. guess A. War of 1812
C. no B. French and Indian War
D. chronological/sequential C. Hundred Years War
D. American Revolution
552. To tame wild animals and breed them for
human use 558. What is the professor’s opinion about the
A. Agricultural Revolution effects of the new number system on Eu-
ropean society?
B. Domesticate
A. Its most important effects were on
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C. It affected engineers more than other 564. Prussia’s final war for German unifica-
scientists tion was fought against this country in
D. It quickly caused most people’s lives to 1870.
change radically A. Austria
B. Denmark
559. Hinduism believes in which is the pro-
cess of birth, life, death, and rebirth. C. France
A. Karma D. Italy

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B. Reincarnation 565. What force generated by a person’s ac-
tions that determines how the person will
C. heaven
be reborn in the next life known as?
D. the afterlife
A. Yoga
560. Who were the first to invade the Indus B. Karma
Valley Civilization? C. Nirvana
A. The Assyrians D. Reincarnation
B. The Babylonians
566. Why would a writer from the Abbasid
C. The Egyptians Empire comment on features of Indian cul-
D. The Aryans ture and technology?
A. He chronicled Indian culture because
561. A primary source is a record of the past he expected it to disappear once Islam
created by spread across South Asia
A. a historian B. He surmised that Abbasid merchants
B. the only witness to an event were deeply involved in exchanges with In-
dian merchants
C. someone who lived at the time
C. He saw Indian Hindu culture as a vi-
D. the most well-respected scholar of a able alternative to Arab Muslim culture
given subject
D. He hoped to profit from grateful Indian
562. The word “Mesopotamia” means leaders who might read his complimen-
tary comments
A. middle of the fertile crescent
B. land in the middle of the desert 567. What country is not part of North Amer-
ica?
C. land between the rivers
A. Canada
D. land north of the sea
B. The USA
563. Before the Revolution, people were C. Colombia
D. The USA
A. Paleolithic, monsters
568. How did Egyptians get water to their
B. Neolithic, nomads crops?
C. innovations, cultivation A. Plow
D. Neolithic, hunter-gatherers B. Chariot

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569. Philosophy that emphasized filial piety 574. A king or queen who is a supreme ruler
and leading a good life is called a
A. Hinduism A. Top Dog
B. Judaism B. Missionary
C. Confucianism C. Butterfly

D. Islam D. Monarch
575. Which empire conquered most of Asia
570. Highland, marine, semiarid, and desert
are different types of A. Rome
A. area B. China
B. regions C. Greece
C. climate D. Mongol

D. weather 576. How did Mesopotamians make money?

A. Killing
571. Which of the following is NOT a role
played by Medieval monasteries during B. Theft
the Middle Ages? C. Trade
A. They preserved valuable books and D. Government
manuscripts
577. Tactic used by the Russians to defeat
B. They served as hospitals for the sick France when Napoleon invaded:
and hungry
A. Scorched Earth Policy
C. They received pilgrims and travelers
as no inns existed B. Blockades
C. Continental System
D. They became the armed forces for
most people in Europe D. none of above

572. What important discovery separates the 578. A system of government in which politi-
Paleolithic and Mesolithic eras of the cal power resides with the people.
Stone Age? A. Autocracy
A. Fire B. Democracy
B. Agriculture C. Oligarchy
C. Tools D. none of above
D. Weapons 579. The number of people in a given land area
573. The Chinese invented all of the following A. population density
except: B. IMF
A. Porcelain C. immigration
B. Paper D. emmigration

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580. A rapid spread of a disease over a wide 585. The radicals who took over the revolution
area is called a/an were led by
A. Germ A. Louis XVI
B. Flu B. Robespierre

C. Fleas on rats C. Rousseau

D. Marquis de Lafayette
D. Epidemic
586. The Neolithic Revolution was the shift

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581. If a person lived in a Maroon community from hunting and gathering to in vari-
there were? ous parts of the world.
A. A native of Haiti A. systematic agriculture
B. A French born plantation owner B. travel
C. an escaped slave C. empire building
D. a French citizen D. none of above

587. Along what RIVER did the Harappan Civ-

582. Two broad themes of history are continu-
ilization develop?
ity and change. Continuity refers to the
ways that A. Ganges
A. one event caused other events. B. Nile

B. things stayed the same over time. C. Indus

D. Jordan
C. peoples have remained distinct and di-
verse. 588. What is the meaning of the term agricul-
D. parts of the world affected each other. ture?
A. Farming
583. The Fertile Crescent was
B. Changing animals or plants for human
A. where the Pillsbury Dough Boy makes use
crescent rolls. C. A culture that is different than yours
B. rich, fertile land that included a plain D. A culture that is similar to yours
known as Mesopotamia.
589. People with no permanent home are
C. the land around the Nile River that was
called
lush farmland.
A. nomads
D. none of above
B. Aryan
584. Which one of these is NOT a reason China C. mopeds
was isolated?
D. the untouchables
A. thick jungles
590. Nomad
B. high mountains
A. Person with no settled home, moving
C. barren deserts from place to place for food
D. immense swamps B. Person with nice home and food

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596. “It was in Italy that awakened a per-
591. Imperial bureaucracyRoad systemTol- ception and treatment of all things of this
erance of conquered peopleZoroastrian- world in general; but by its side there
ismThe characteristics listed apply to also arose the subjective; man becomes a
which society? self-aware individual and recognizes him-
A. Roman Empire self as such.”-John Burkhardt, The Civiliza-
tion in Renaissance Italy, 1860 The pas-
B. Ancient China sage above reflects the Renaissance ideal
C. Ancient India of-
D. Persian Empire A. imperialism

592. They named one of these ancient cities B. humanism

Harappa. What did they name the other C. empiricism
city? D. positivism
A. Mohenjo-Daro
597. the center of the Zapotec civilization
B. Himalayanna
A. Nile
C. Memphis
B. Indus Valley
D. Ganges
C. Monte Alban
593. According to John Green, what is an up- D. none of above
side of diseases?
A. They could be used for biological war- 598. Once people learned how to raise plants
fare. and animals they no longer had to:

B. They could help populations “shield A. Hunt

themselves from conquest” by other pop- B. Fish
ulations. C. Swim
C. They kept population density low. D. Migrate
D. There is no positive aspect of dis-
eases. 599. The term democracy means “rule by
“
594. Which of the following was NOT a cause A. the mob
for the French Revolution?
B. the monarch
A. Drought
C. the president
B. Taxes
D. the people
C. Wars
D. Price of food 600. Which empire used iron weapons, horses
soldiers, battering rams, and movable
595. What does AD stand for? towers?
A. After Death A. Akkadians
B. Anno Domini B. Assyrians

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C. Babylonians 606. Event where knights would ride towards

D. Neo Babylonians each other with blunted lances (long poles)
in attempt to knock each other off of their
601. the longest river in the world, the annual horse
flooding of which left a rich deposit of mud A. Joust
that enriched the soil and allowed Egyptian
B. Chivalry
farmers to grow a surplus of food
C. Squire
A. Ganges

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D. Page
B. Olmec
C. Nile 607. Between 1450 and 1750, empires such
as the Ottoman and Chinese shared which
D. none of above
of the following?
602. The idea that “reason” could be used to A. Dependence on trade as the main ba-
solve all human problems came to be called sis for the economy
the time of B. An elite fighting force made up primar-
A. Enlightenment ily of slaves
B. The Season of Reason C. The use of a large bureaucracy to sup-
C. Let there be light port the government
D. Continual military campaigns against
D. Church of Revolution
European armies
603. are drawings made on a flat surface
608. What is the name of the seasonal winds
that depict the entire Earth, or some of its
that cause wet and dry seasons in India?
parts.
A. Hurricanes
A. Maps
B. Monsoons
B. Coordinates
C. Tsunamis
C. Historical Illustrations
D. Tornadoes
D. none of above
609. The self-sufficient economic system of
604. Who wrote a legal code that covered the Middle Ages was called
most areas of daily life?
A. Mixed Economy
A. Gilgamesh
B. Feudalism
B. Hammarabui
C. Manorialism
C. Nineveh
D. Communism
D. Sargon
610. The race for European countries to claim
605. What instrument revolutionized sailing? land in Africa was called the
A. Peridot A. Scramble for Africa
B. Radar B. African Marathon
C. Magnetic Compass C. Great Competition
D. Chinese flute D. Monopoly

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611. Is all of the people who inhabit (live in) a C. Sphere of Influence
certain region. D. Boxer Protocols

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A. population
616. The Magna Carta helped introduce demo-
B. environment cratic ideas to England. The first democ-
C. migration racy in the ancient world arose in
D. none of above A. Greece
B. Rome
612. Why was the Printing press so important
during the Renaissance? C. China
A. It helped spread his ideas of Human- D. India
ists
617. Why was voting in the Estates General
B. People began printing newspapers in unfair
America
A. votes were not secret
C. People began writing mean articles
B. each estate voted by how many mem-
about Kings
bers there were
D. The bible was only printed in Latin C. each estate got the same number of
613. Which society was the first to practice di- votes
rect democracy? D. the King got two votes
A. city-state of Athens 618. What was the practice of charging inter-
B. empire of Alexander the Great est on a loan that was forbidden by the
C. city-state of Sparta Catholic Church?

D. Persian Empire A. price gouging

B. usury
614. What does absolute monarch mean?
C. nepotism
A. a group of people who control shop-
ping D. excommunication

B. A single ruler who rules with the opin- 619. Which society lived in small groups con-
ion of all his subjects stantly moving to find food, water, and
shelter?
C. a king/queen who believes their
power comes from God A. Hunter-Gatherer
D. a king/queen who holds all the power B. Early Agriculture
in their country C. Civilization
615. As a result of the Qing Dynasty’s military D. none of above
weakness, European countries were enjoy-
620. Because of this, scientists can only draw
ing their own special privileges in China.
conclusions about the past.
These areas where they enjoyed special
privileges and trading rights were known A. artifacts
as . B. culture
A. Platt Amendments C. limited evidence
B. Sepoy Centers D. none of above

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621. The Shang were the first people in China 625. who invented google?
to
A. Kevin Systrom
A. develop a writing system
B. Larry Page
B. use advanced metal tools
C. Martin Cooper
C. hunt with bows and arrows
D. domesticate pigs and sheep D. Charles Frankis Jenkins

622. How did the Silk Road and other ancient 626. Indus River Valley is a river Valley that

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trade routes impact society as a whole? supported Ancient
A. The trade routes made the roads safer A. Egypt
for people to travel across the country by
B. Mesopotamia
foot.
B. The trade routes made it possible for C. India
all ancient societies to do well economi- D. none of above
cally.
C. The trade routes made it harder for 627. Which king broke away from the Catholic
the countries far away from the trade church because he wanted a divorce?
routes to learn about those on the trade A. Henry VI
routes.
B. George I
D. The trade routes made it easier to
transfer cultural practices and religious C. Charles I
ideas. D. Henry VIII
623. What is intensification?
628. It was necessary to develop writing be-
A. An organizing structure where the fore civilization could advance because
main unit has the power, right, and ability
to control smaller units. A. books are a characteristic of civiliza-
tion
B. When people begin to live permanently
in one place instead of moving around to B. kings needed to be able to communi-
find food cate across their kingdoms
C. Getting more resources from a given C. it is a way to keep records and bet-
land area by creating new technologies ter manage complex institutions (commu-
and lifeways. nicate)
D. An order of social classes with produc- D. so people could write letters to each
ers at the bottom and leaders or kings at other
the top.
629. a piece of land surrounded on 3 sides
624. Taking pride in a country’s people and cul- with water
ture is known as-
A. island
A. Nationalism
B. Isolationism B. plebeian
C. Communism C. peninsula
D. Capitalism D. none of above

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630. refers to the study of past people and 636. What was responsible for the death of so
cultures through their material remains. many Native Americans?

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A. Biology A. Advanced Weaponry
B. Patheology B. Tribal Warfare
C. Archeology
C. Hernan Cortes
D. Anthropology
D. Disease
631. What word means ancient wedge-shaped
writing? 637. Artisans and merchants of Hindu society
A. Cuneiform A. Kshatriya
B. Sanskrit B. Brahmin
C. Cursive
C. Aryan
D. Stone
D. Vaishya
632. Who was the ruler who unified Lower
and Upper Egypt? 638. A basic tenet of Hinduism is the belief
that
A. King Tut
B. King Solomon A. divas cannot be portrayed in art.
C. King Menes B. the founder of Hinduism is Vishnu.
D. King Seti C. it is impossible to achieve moksha.
633. Reincarnation is D. everything in the world is an aspect of
Brahman.
A. Hindu prayers
B. language of the Vedas 639. Economic motives for imperialism include
C. personal duty
D. the rebirth of the soul A. a desire to spread Christianity
634. What is a system of government that is B. a need for military bases around the
ruled by a king or queen? world
A. monarchy C. a need for raw materials to be used in
B. chivalry factories
C. monastery D. a desire to gain glory
D. feudalism
640. Which of the following are features of cul-
635. The ancient Indus River Valley civilization ture? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY.
is sometimes known as the civiliza- A. Environment
tion.
B. Weather
A. Harappan
B. Huang He C. Conflict
C. Nile D. Religion
D. Tigris and Euphrates E. Politics

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641. Along what river was the civilization of C. Vaishyas

Nubia located? D. Sudra
A. Nile
647. Which of these topics is included in the
B. Ganges “Western heritage” model of world his-
C. Tigris tory?
D. Euphrates A. African trade routes
E. Jordan B. Latin American culture

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642. The island of Hispaniola consists of C. ancient Greek democracy
D. war between China and Japan
A. Santo Domingo and Haiti
B. Cuba and Jamaica 648. Thanks to Europe’s geography, these
kept the people connected and encouraged
C. Puerto Rico and Haiti
trade even after the fall of the Roman Em-
D. Aruba and Curacao pire in 476.
643. The head of the Roman Catholic Church A. mountains
A. Pope B. rivers
B. Priest C. Roman Roads
C. Vassal D. languages
D. Feif 649. the second step in mandate of heaven
644. The Palace of Knossos was first uncov- A. decline:conflict weakens China
ered by whom? B. overthrow:new dynasty emerges
A. Sir Arthur Evans C. losing the mandate of heaven:rebellion
B. King Minos justified
C. Achilles D. new dynasty:strong new dynasty es-
tablished
D. Socrates
650. Which treaty ended the First Opium
645. Climate features and natural resources War?
where the early civilizations developed al-
lowed for what? A. Treaty of Kanagawa
A. Larger groups to live in a single area. B. Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
B. Over use of the natural resources forc- C. Treaty of Nanjing
ing people to leave cities. D. Boxer Protocol
C. Pastoral Nomads to stop trading and 651. Which of the following athletes performs
farm. the Produnova in her sport?
D. Living conditions to get worse. A. Deepa Karmakar
646. The priests were part of which caste? B. Deepa Malik
A. Brahmin C. Saina Nehwal
B. Kshatriyas D. Sakshi Malik

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652. Why was the Ganges Plain a good region Which of the following would you expect
for settlement? to have the lowest status in Vedic soci-
ety?

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A. It was protected by mountain ranges
on all sides. A. the Brahmin
B. It provided fertile, flat land. B. the Vaisya
C. It was near the ocean. C. the Rajanya
D. It provided lush, tropical forests.
D. the Sudra
653. The political order under feudalism was
dependent upon the relationship between 657. How are knights and samurai similar?
lords and their vassals. The responsibility A. They are from Europe.
of the vassal included
B. They have metal armor.
A. the promise to spread the Christian
faith to their lands C. They are Christian.
B. an oath of loyalty and a pledge of mili- D. They follow codes of honor.
tary service
C. an agreement to keep lower classes 658. How did caste system hurt India?
under control A. It allowed everyone to choose what
D. the payment of taxes to the king or they wanted to do.
queen of the country B. It brought order and stability to India
society.
654. Which Europeans are known for conquer-
ing Mesoamerican civilizations? (answer C. It made life equal for everyone in In-
all that apply) dia.
A. Balboa D. It limited people’s individual freedom.
B. Pizzarro
659. In Feudalism, nobles (lords) were re-
C. Cortez quired to provide serfs with which of the
D. da Gama following?

655. The Neolithic Revolution was a revolu- A. clothes

tion because B. protection
A. It fundamentally changed how people C. a livable wage
lived
D. education
B. If made people look for food
C. It gave people bronze tools 660. The Eastern Orthodox Church and Roman
D. It made hunting easier Catholic church split over
A. The number of popes
656. “The Brahmin was his mouth, of both his
arms was the Rajanya [Kshatriya] made. B. The loss in the Crusades
His thighs became the Vaisya, from his
C. The belief in one god
feet the Sudra was produced.”-Rigveda,
10.90Read the passage from the Rigveda. D. The praying to images (icons)

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661. intergovernmental organization of 14 oil- B. wanted to send out Catholic missionar-

exporting nations that coordinates and uni- ies.
fies the petroleum policies of its Member C. wanted a new home.
Countries.
D. trying to increase the church’s power.
A. POCE
666. What was the order of the hierarchy in
B. ECOP
European Feudalism?
C. PECO A. King, Knight, Noble, Peasant

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D. OPEC B. King, Noble, Knight, Peasant
662. How did the social structure develop in C. King, Noble, Peasant, Knight
settled farming villages during the Ne- D. Noble, King, Knight, Peasant
olithic Revolution?
667. Most of the people of France belonged to
A. Women formed and supervised a coun- the
cil of elders.
A. 1st Estate
B. Men taught young children survival
B. 2nd Estate
skills.
C. 3rd Estate
C. Women gained prestige as warriors
and leaders. D. 4th Estate
D. Men began dominating social, political, 668. Catholic, Protestants and Lutherans
and economic life. viewed Jews and Muslims as
A. Holy
663. The French devoted nearly all land
in Saint-Domingue (Haiti) to plantations B. Heretics
growing C. Brothers
A. sugar D. Madnats
B. coffee 669. Which of the following had the greatest
C. tobacco influence on the lives of most Europeans
during the Middle Ages?
D. all of these
A. Towns and trade
664. Choose the TWO reasons Constantinople B. The King
was an excellent location.
C. Religion and the Church
A. It was at the cross-roads of trade.
D. Universities
B. It was in the direct path of Germanic
Invasions. 670. What is the ultimate goal of Hindu peo-
ple?
C. It was easy to defend from outside at-
tack. A. To go to heaven after one life on Earth
B. To be reincarnated into a lower caste
D. It was close to the Atlantic Ocean.
C. To merge with Brahman after a series
665. Pope Leo X was selling indulgences be- of reincarnations
cause he D. To reach the highest caste level after
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671. The second leg of the Atlantic Slave Trade, 675. The writers and philosophers of the En-
which brought Africans to the Americas to lightenment believed that government de-
be sold as slaves, was called: cisions should be based on

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A. The Middle Passage A. fundamental religious rights.
B. Triangular Trade B. the concept of divine right of kings.
C. laws of nature and reason.
C. The Second Route
D. traditional values.
D. The Door of No Return
676. In which type of government do the peo-
672. The Dynastic Cycle was ple elect others to represent them?
A. idea that there could only be one ruler A. A republic
B. ruler gaining the mandate of heaven, B. A tyranny
losing it, new ruler C. An oligarchy
C. Chinese philosophy that supported so- D. A direct democracy
cial order
677. Who was at the top of the Egyptian social
D. belief in a strong government with order?
harsh punishments
A. slaves
673. Ancient Rome war against Carthage B. pharaoh
A. Penoplesian War C. priests
D. scribes
B. World War II
C. World War I 678. What theme covers the rise and impact
of new philosophies and ideas?
D. Punic War
A. Belief Systems
674. The great French empire that Napoleon B. Interconnectedness of Societies
created eventually fell after the unsuccess- C. Human-Environment interaction
ful invasion of Russia. Why was the
invasion considered a great disaster for D. none of above
Napoleon? 679. Which of the following is not spread IN-
A. There was a massive air attack by DIRECTLY by traders
the Russians that wiped out most of A. Religion
Napoleons army
B. Disease
B. Russia’s scorched-earth policy and C. Tradition
cold winter wiped out most of Napoleons
army D. Goods

C. The Battle of the Bulge wiped out most 680. What was significant about Ibn Battuta?
of Napoleons army A. He demonstrated the hostile inten-
D. The newly formed United States allied tions of Tran-Saharan Islam
with Russia to wipe out most of Napoleons B. He traveled a long way primary to lean
army about Islam, his own religion

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C. He explored south Africa, and carried of which of the Five Themes of Geogra-
the Islamic religion to Zimbabwe and the phy?
Swahili states
A. Region/Place.
D. He and his ship travelled to the Strait
B. Human-Environment Interaction.
of Malacca where he converted to Bud-
dhism C. Movement.
D. Location.
681. was first used by the Hittites in their

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weapons, which made them more power- 686. Which dynasty of ancient China was the
ful since it was stronger than bronze. first to justify their right to rule through
A. copper the concept of the Mandate of Heaven?
B. Iron A. Han
C. silver B. Qin
D. steel C. Zhou

682. What was the main reason that early hu- D. Song
mans were nomadic?
687. Which lists the castes in order from high-
A. They became bored very easily est to lowest?
B. The had to constantly run and hide A. Brahmins, Vaisyas, Sudra, Kshatriyas,
from dangerous beasts Dalits
C. The loved adventure B. Sudra, Brahmins, Dalits, Vaisyas,
D. They had to go where the food, water, Kshatriyas
and shelter supplies were C. Vaiyas, Sudra, Brahmins, Kshatriyas,
Dalits
683. The use of metal tools marked the end of
the Neolithic Age and a D. Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaisyas, Sudra,
Dalits
A. beginning to the Metal Age.
B. movement away from agriculture. 688. Which of the following are types of gov-
ernment that are in Greece?
C. complete abandonment of other tools.
A. Monarchy
D. new level of human control over the en-
vironment and its resources. B. Presidents
C. Persain Wars
684. What architectural structure is seen in
the the US Capitol? D. Greeks
A. Dome 689. European expansion in Afro-Eurasia from
B. Columns 1450-1750 was mostly in the form of
C. Stone construction A. Gunpowder empires
D. Arches B. Trading-post empires
C. Land-intensive colonies
685. Damming of rivers for hydroelectricity
and irrigating land for crops are examples D. City-states

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690. the upper class in Shang society whose C. Church

wealth was land-based and who passed D. Pyramids
power from one generation to the next

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A. Aryans 696. Found in India
B. Ganges A. Buddhism
C. aristocracy B. Hinduism
D. none of above C. Both
D. none of above
691. In what modern-day country did the Har-
rapan Civilization develop? 697. What does prehistory mean?
A. Afghanistan A. Before man
B. Pakistan B. Before writing
C. India C. Before farming
D. Nepal D. Before language
692. Which region exerted the greatest influ- 698. What is the time period known as be-
ence on the Kingdom of Aksum (Axum)? tween the fall of Rome and the Renais-
A. Arabia sance?
B. Greece A. Middle Ages
C. Europe B. Golden Ages
D. Rome C. Age of Discovery
D. Tech Age
693. Timelines are read from
A. right to left 699. What helped spread Tran-Sahara trade in
the 1200 and 1300’s?
B. left to right
A. The decline of Indian Ocean trade
C. upside down
caused an increase in Tran-Sahara trade
D. not read
B. An increase in the south Africa trade
694. is the selfish exploitation and domina- routes from Zimbabwe to Ethiopia
tion of one nation or people over another C. The completion of the Mediterranean
nation or people. This leads to coloniza- subterranean passage all the way to
tion. Samarkand
A. globalization D. The development of as many as fifteen
B. imperialism different forms of camel saddles
C. cultural diffusion 700. A religion started in India long ago that
D. multiculturalism has many, many gods

695. What word means temples shaped like A. Confucianism

pyramids with steps? B. Hinduism
A. Temples C. Buddhism
B. Ziggurat D. Catholicism

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701. The lawyer and politician most responsi- 707. What is the famous river in Egypt?
ble for the Reign of Terror was? A. Tigris
A. Maurice Richard B. Euphrates
B. Jean-Jacques Rousseau C. Nile
C. Guy Le’Fleur D. Hudson
D. Maximllian Robespierre
708. She was the first queen to rule Kush

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702. Which was not a contribution of the Chi- A. Shanakhdakheto
nese?
B. Piankhi
A. Compass
C. Aksum
B. Silk
D. Hatshepsut
C. Gunpowder
709. The Chinese had developed a simple script
D. Lanteen Sale
with a form that was mainly pictographic
703. What is the first known civilization? and ideographic by the time of the
A. Ur A. Xia dynasty
B. Sumer B. Shang dynasty
C. Babylon C. Zhou dynasty
D. Egypt D. Qin dynasty

704. What was found in Ethiopia in 1994? 710. What was an important consequence or
result of the Neolithic Revolution
A. A hominid skeleton
A. People began manufacturing goods in
B. The Fertile Crescent
factories instead of at home
C. Polytheism
B. Stone age cultures learned how to use
D. Immortals tools of wood and stone and how to make
fire.
705. from Europe killed millions of Native
Americans. C. In flood plains with fertile soil, rich har-
vests led to the rise of civilizations.
A. guns
D. People follow animal herds and mi-
B. horses grated across Asia
C. bows and arrows
711. During the Renaissance, a new intel-
D. disease lectual movement known as humanism
706. Which of the following movements hap- evolved. What was the significance of the
pened in Europe that led to the Reforma- humanist movement?
tion? A. Humanists felt formal education was
A. Fall of Rome impractical and unnecessary; therefore,
many schools were closed.
B. Renaissance
B. Humanists spread the teachings of
C. The Black Death Eastern philosophers such as Confucius
D. Mughal Empire throughout Europe.

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C. Humanists were very interested in re- 717. What is an Indian Wok called?
ligious studies and sought to increase the A. Caray
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B. Karahi
D. Humanists were inspired by classical
texts and emphasized the dignity and C. Korili
worth of the individual. D. Sapalo

712. Where did early humans first begin to 718. an official ban on trade or other commer-
settle? cial activity with a particular country.
A. Mountains A. stop
B. Valleys B. embargo
C. Plains C. barr
D. Rivers D. tariff

713. Which concept inspired German unifica- 719. Michelangelo was best known for his
tion? painting of
A. Nationalism A. The Sistine Chapel
B. Decolonization B. The Mona Lisa
C. Industrialization C. The Praise of Folly
D. Imperialism D. David

714. What religion traces its roots to the Per- 720. The idea that a ruler of China was chosen
sia Empire by this “entity” and ruled so long as the
country was profitable and there were no
A. Christianity
problems or corruption.
B. Islam
A. Oracles
C. Zoroastriansm
B. Mandate of Heaven
D. Judiasm
C. Gaijen
715. Which is a chief city of Phoenicia? D. Meiji
A. Tyre
721. A material made from the cocoon of a
B. Babylon caterpillar
C. Ur A. silk
D. Memphis B. cotton
716. John Locke advocated that the govern- C. polyester
ment should provide “natural rights” in- D. canvas
cluding
722. Which religion spread through conflict
A. life, freedom, and independence. and did not mandate conversion of the con-
B. God, gold, and glory. quered people
C. liberty, strength, and equality. A. Islam
D. life, liberty, and property. B. Christianity

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C. Hinduism B. Diocletian
D. Judaism C. Justinian

723. Historians are D. Xerxes

A. are those who interpret facts and 728. Nickname for Robespierre’s period of rule
make them understandable to the rest of that ended when he was executed?
society. A. 100 Days
B. a person who designs buildings and

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B. National Convention
in many cases also supervises their con-
struction. C. Reign of Terror

C. the study of human history and prehis- D. Old Regime

tory through the excavation of sites and 729. The foundation for modern democracy,
the analysis of artifacts and other physi- created by , held the belief in govern-
cal remains. ment by consent. If the government failed
D. none of above to protect the natural rights of citizens,
they had the right to overthrow it.
724. The Egyptian was an absolute ruler
A. Rousseau
who inherited power and was treated as
a God. B. John Locke
A. pharaoh C. Voltaire
B. farmer D. Baron de Montesquieu
C. noble 730. What was one of the ways the Renais-
D. warrior sance spread from Italy to other places in
Europe?
725. All of the following were areas of early
A. The Black Death caused refugees who
civilization, EXCEPT
carried the ideas with them
A. Hudson River valley
B. The Catholic Church required everyone
B. Nile River valley in Europe to copy the ideas of the Italian
C. Yellow River valley city-states
D. none of above C. Several armies invaded Italy. The sol-
diers spread stories of what they saw
726. In the beginning, who took control of the when they returned home
Mongols?
D. The Crusades carried ideas from Italy
A. Genghis Khan to the Middle East
B. Kublai Khan 731. A Portuguese explorer named was
C. Zhu Yuanzhang the first person to sail around Africa to
D. Suleiman the magnificent reach India.
A. Ferdinand Magellan
727. Which Emperor was responsible for orga-
nizing and simplifying old Roman law into B. Christopher Columbus
a new code? C. Hernan Cortes
A. Constantine D. Vasco da Gama

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B. skilled workers D. It spread Christianity throughout the
Middle East
C. priests or scholars
D. outcasts 738. The Berlin Conference has multiple aims
regarding Africa. Which was not one of
733. Who believed a Caliph must come directly
the core goals of the conference?
from Muhammad’s bloodline?
A. Shi’a A. Regulate territorial claims in Africa to
avoid war between countries
B. Sunni
B. Protect all countries rights to use the
C. Abbasid
rivers and waterways in Africa
D. Abu Bakr
C. Impose Catholicism as the only official
734. Greek philosopher who wrote The Repub- religion in Africa
lic and founded the Academy.
D. End slavery in Africa and regulate the
A. Aristotle humane treatment of Natives
B. Plato
739. Which river system is found in
C. Socrates
Mesopotamia?
D. Sophocles
A. Nile River
735. What word means a small vehicle pulled
B. Yellows River
by a horse?
A. Chariot C. Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
B. Car D. Ganges River
C. Dynasty
740. Which factor contributed most to the lim-
D. Silt ited size of the Chinese empire?
736. The Neolithic Revolution can best be de- A. natural barriers
scribed as
B. interior weapons
A. Best and craziest
C. slow population growth
B. Allowing people to be producers of
food D. lack of natural resources
C. brutal
741. The time period when people began to
D. A big war change from hunters and gatherers to pro-
737. What is the significance of the Ottoman ducers of food.
Turks capturing Constantinople from the A. Neolithic Revolution
Byzantine empire?
B. Daniel Revolution
A. It was the holy city of the Christian cru-
saders C. American Revolution
B. It opened up trade to the Americas D. BC

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742. Which of the following stopped European C. Catholic Church’s teachings that even
colonization in America. sinners could go to heaven
A. Adams-Onis Treaty D. decline of nationalism in northern Eu-
B. Monroe Doctrine rope

C. Watauga Compact 747. History is

D. Convention of 1818 A. Studies ancient human cultures
through their remains.

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743. The knowledge that all thoughts and
B. Is the science that studies the facts
actions result in future consequences is
and processes by which societies go
known as
through as time goes by.
A. darma
C. Studies materials and inscriptions on
B. reincarnation coins and medals from different eras.
C. moksha D. none of above
D. karma 748. preserves the universe, is the embodi-
744. Mansa Musa ruled the Mali Empire from ment of mercy and goodness
1312-1337. What was 1 effect of his A. Vishnu
rule? B. Shiva
A. The empire moved to South Africa. C. Brahma
B. The poor became more powerful. D. Dharma
C. Democracy was started in his king-
749. A is an organization that sets and en-
dom.
forces rules and laws for a society.
D. Islamic religion spread in the region
A. social structure
745. Imperialism is B. economic system
A. when a powerful nation uses its re- C. government
sources to help a weaker nation
D. religion
B. when a weaker nation invites a power-
ful nation to help it industrialize 750. Because children worked in factories
C. when a powerful nation takes con- A. they had less education
trol of the economy and government of a B. they became sick an injured
weaker nation
C. they worked for less pay
D. when weak nations join together to
D. all of the above
fight a strong nation
751. King Henry VIII founded the Church of
746. One of the main causes of the Reforma- England because?
tion in Europe was the
A. He was an atheist
A. widespread belief that the Catholic
Church was corrupt B. He wanted to find the meaning of life

B. control of the Catholic Church by Eu- C. The Pope wouldn’t grant him a divorce
rope’s kings D. He was Machiavellian

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752. What developments led to more fighting 757. This religion had strict communities
between civilizations during the Classical where homes were inspected to see if peo-
Era? ple were obeying the laws and people who

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A. Creation of large scale agriculture broke laws were severely punished

B. Disputes over water resources A. Lutheranism

B. Anglicanism
C. Invention of tools and weapons
C. Calvinism
D. Development of Confucianism
D. Catholicism
753. What word means mud left behind by
flowing water? 758. The main reason the Sumerians devel-
oped writing was to?
A. Silt
A. write laws
B. Tigris
B. write history
C. Archeology
C. describe agricultural techniques
D. Mud
D. keep track of trade
754. Which statement supports the CULTURAL
759. Which Classical Era civilization is matched
impact of the Silk Road?
correctly with the main religion associated
A. Spread of ideas, food, and innovations with it?
between Asia and Europe
A. China = Confucianism
B. Encouraged isolation between the an-
B. Greece = Christianity
cient civilizations
C. Rome = Islam
C. Sparked further was with in the Chi-
nese kingdoms D. India = Daoism
D. Furthered the separation of social 760. Two themes of history are integration
classes in China and difference. Integration refers to the
ways in which
755. Islam’s Holy Book is called the
A. universal standards are examined in
A. Quran historical context
B. Holy Bible B. human rights for all groups have been
C. Torah expanded over time
D. Analects C. peoples of the world have been drawn
together
756. Why does John Green think that “The
D. historical knowledge has increased as
Great Dying” (the smallpox epidemic in
more research is done
the Americas) was the worst epidemic in
history? 761. The Chinese invention used to make
A. It was the first time biological warfare weapons and fireworks.
was used A. Gasoline
B. The largest number of people died B. Steel
C. It was the first smallpox epidemic C. Gunpowder
D. Up to 90% of Amerindians died D. Coal

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762. Civilization in Mesopotamia developed 766. People who follow herds of animals and
between which two rivers? have no permanent homes are called
A. the Persian Gulf and the Mediter- A. nomads
ranean B. fishermen
B. the Tigris and the Persian Gulf C. merchants
C. the Persian Gulf and the Euphrates D. domestication
D. the Euphrates and the Tigris 767. The Mughal Empire of India practice what

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religion?
763. What were the Christian expeditions to
win back the Holy Lands called? A. Hinduism

A. Punic Wars B. Judaism

C. Islam
B. Feudalisms
D. Christianity
C. Holy Wars
D. Crusades 768. Which dynasty created china’s writing
system?
764. The Young Turks differed from the Young A. Shang dynasty
Ottomans in that they B. hang he
A. Both believed in Enlightenment ideas, C. gobi
but the Young Ottomans supported com-
munism over capitalism D. jade

B. Both believed in westernization, but 769. The Assyrians built palaces on tall
the Young Turks believed in keeping Islam mounds. What does this tell you about the
front and center in Ottoman society Assyrians?
C. Both believed in modernization, but A. They worshiped the gods.
the Young Turks wanted complete secular- B. They looked up to their leaders.
ism in Ottoman society C. They covered the wall with bas-reliefs.
D. Both believed in protecting the rights D. They designed complex buildings.
of minorities, but the Young Ottomans
believed in keeping Islam as the official 770. Which of the following groups DID NOT
state religion make up the social structure of feudal-
ism?
765. All of the following occurred in India after
A. Knights
the Sepoy Rebellion except
B. King/Queen
A. The British East India Company lost all
its colonial claims in India C. Middle class
D. Serfs
B. India was partitioned into India and
Pakistan. 771. Louis XIV built this palace as a symbol of
C. The Sepoy rebellion was suppressed Frances wealth and power.

D. Britain took direct control of India, cre- A. Taj Mahal

ating the British Raj period B. Buckingham Palace

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772. three-country trade agreement negoti- 777. Jesus used , or short stories with
ated by the governments of Canada, Mex- moral lessons, to communicate his ideas.
ico, and the United States A. Apostles
A. The UN B. Disciples
B. NAFTA C. parables
C. NATO D. evangelism
D. IMF 778. What Chinese Dynasty greatly expanded
China’s boundaries?
773. Which religion did the warrior king of In-
dia convert to after witnessing the violent A. Han
aftermath of the Battle of Kalinga? B. Zhou
A. Confucianism C. Qin
B. Hinduism D. none of above
C. Buddhism 779. What is a dynasty?
D. Legalism A. a collection of queens
774. The pamphlet written by Thomas B. a collection of kingdoms
Paine, which argued for the colonists in- C. series of rulers from different families
dependence, helped the Patriots cause for D. series of rulers from the same family
independence.
A. Anarchy 780. Why were European countries interested
in colonizing Africa during the Age of Im-
B. Revolution perialism?
C. Imagination A. They wanted Africa’s natural re-
D. Common Sense sources
B. They wanted land to develop new
775. What is a grant of land given from a lord
types of ships
to a vassal in return for military service?
C. They wanted to create a perfect soci-
A. Feudal contract ety
B. schism D. They wanted to learn new languages
C. wergild
781. The Golden Age of India’s Gupta Empire
D. fief is known for its
776. Which empire in the 1500s was located A. development of gunpowder
in Central Europe and controlled by the B. sea trade routes to Europe
Hapsburg family on behalf of the Catholic
C. acceptance of Christianity as an offi-
Church
cial religion
A. The Mughal Empire D. advancements in mathematics and
B. The Mayan Empire medicine

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782. Which of the following was an important D. It led to greater social equality be-
continuity from the Ming Dynasty to the tween male and female.
Qing dynasty in the seventeenth century?
787. One of the ways that Western imperial
A. The ongoing assimilation of Manchu powers justified imperialism in the 19th
cultural traditions by the imperial elite century was through science. Which of the
B. Maintenance of the Silk Roads to pro- following advocated that it was natural
mote cultural exchanges with the Middle for stronger nations to dominate weaker
East ones?

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C. The use of the examination system and A. Berlin Conference
other Confucian bureaucratic practices B. Social Darwinism
D. Financial support for maritime expedi- C. Sphere of Influence
tions similar to those led by Zheng He
D. White Man’s Burden
783. Which of these statements describes
788. Who built a canal to link the Nile River to
a change brought about by the Renais-
the Red Sea?
sance?
A. Pharaohs
A. Society was dominated by the church.
B. Hyksos
B. Society began to value individualism.
C. Babylonians
C. Society was focused on warfare.
D. Peasants
D. Society was dominated by lords.
789. What did the fall of the Bastille signify?
784. Ancient Egyptians believed in
A. the end of a autocratic rule of the
A. life after death monarch
B. karma B. support for King Louis XVI
C. Eightfold Path C. Support of the American Revolution
D. none of above D. the end of the Estates General
785. One way in which Hinduism differs from 790. Why did the serfs work on the land for
the other major religions is the vassals?
A. it has no single founder. A. to have a place to live
B. it has developed fairly recently. B. in hopes of owning it
C. it has not attracted many followers. C. by force of the lords
D. believers rely on a single sacred book. D. none of above

786. How did the Neolithic Revolution alter 791. Scientists believe that Homo sapiens
the social patterns of humans? sapiens appeared in between 150,
000 and 200, 000 years ago.
A. It led to people becoming nomadic.
A. North America
B. It led to the development of major reli-
gions. B. Asia
C. It led to the creation of settled commu- C. Africa
nities. D. Europe

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792. Which among the following Gupta emper- A. The Pottala Palace
ors called himself “Lichchhavi-dauhitra”?
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A. Samudragupta
C. The Terracota Army
B. Shrigupta
D. The forbidden city
C. Chandragupta II
D. Chandragupta I 798. Human technology has affected the envi-
793. Which factor influenced the development ronment
of ancient civilizations along river val- A. throughout history
leys?
B. throughout the 20th century
A. fertile soil
C. since the discovery of climate change
B. dry climate
C. dense rain forests D. since the invention of the steam engine

D. none of above 799. Which of the following is a topic which

794. Discovery of streets arranged in a grid- would fall under the theme of social struc-
like pattern and a system of pipes for tures
moving water in Harappa and Mohenjo- A. forms of government
Daro suggest that these ancient river val-
ley cities in South Asia had B. gender roles and relations
A. organized governments C. the development of religions
B. subsistence-based economies D. the rise of industry
C. polytheistic beliefs
800. How are oligarchy and tyranny differ-
D. rigid social classes
ent?
795. Name given to Sumerian temps A. An oligarchy was ruled by a senate, a
A. Ziggart tyranny is ruled by one.
B. Pyramid B. An oligarchy is ruled by a few, a
C. Temple tyranny is ruled by a family.
D. none of above C. An oligarchy was ruled by one, a
tyranny is ruled by a few.
796. Many of the ideas of Montesquieu, Locke,
and Rousseau were associated with D. An oligarchy was ruled by a few, a
tyranny is ruled by one.
A. colonialism.
B. political reforms. 801. The Magna Carta
C. the Spanish Inquisition.
A. established absolute power for the
D. child labor laws. king
797. Qin Shi Huangdi, the first emperor of B. ended the Hundred Years War
China is widely known for stopping the in-
C. limited the power of the king
vading Barbarians of the North by building
which historical monument? D. removed the monarchy in England

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802. Which term best describes music, lan- B. controlled an army

guage, and clothing? C. governed justly and truly
A. Culture
D. conquered new territories
B. Civilization
808. The diplomacy of unconditional surrender
C. Traditions
used by the Persians against the Greek
D. Society City-States.
A. Civil-Service Exam

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803. Domesticated animals are significant
component of history because: B. Mandate of Heaven
A. they are wild and people need to hunt C. Earth & Water
them
D. Legalism
B. they made human activities easier and
more efficient 809. One of ancient China’s greatest invention
C. they slowed down human development was the development of They mixed
because they needed training copper and tin to make a stronger alloy.
D. they are not significant A. brass
B. bronze
804. Code of conduct which a knight swore to
uphold C. copper
A. Ethics D. pewter
B. Semper Fi 810. The supreme governing body of Ancient
C. Chivalry Rome was called
D. Tithe A. The Senate
805. The important difference between Pale- B. Tribune
olithic and Neolithic is C. Consul
A. One is old and one is new D. The House of Representatives
B. People started to settle and farm
811. What religion was spread to China on the
C. People started hunting and gathering Silk Road?
D. People formed small groups A. Christianity
806. What river in India is sacred? B. Buddhism
A. Indus C. Islam
B. Ganges D. Hinduism
C. Nile
812. Which of the following events showcased
D. Brahamaputra Japan as a major industrial and global
power?
807. According to the Mandate of Heaven, a
ruler would stay in power as long as he A. Defeating Germany in World War I
? B. Defeating China in the first Sino-
A. Obeys the priests Japanese War

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C. Defeating Russia in the Russo- 818. Due to the era of peace and prosperity,
Japanese War the Han Dynasty is called this.

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D. Completion of the Trans-Siberian Rail- A. The Peaceful Period
road B. Gaozu’s Era
813. What is the name of the mountain range C. The Golden Age
located in China and India? D. The Silver Age
A. Himalayan Mountains 819. Which is the best tool for organizing his-
B. Alps torical events?
C. Rocky Mountains A. A chart
D. Sahara Desert B. A timeline
C. A graph
814. The Fertile Crescent
D. a map
A. was a large geographical region
820. Which of the following best describes
B. stretched from the Persian Gulf to the when ALL citizens gather at mass meetings
Mediterranean Sea to decide on government matters and the
C. was the location where the earliest civ- law?
ilization started A. Democracy
D. all of these B. Republic
815. Zoroastrianism is what? C. Direct Democracy

A. Form of money D. Representative Democracy

B. Government 821. Which of the following was a result of

the Neolithic Revolution?
C. City
A. Gender equality
D. Religion
B. Pastoralism
816. Most Indus Valley people lived C. Decreased social hierarchy
A. large cities D. Specialization of labor
B. small towns 822. Which of the following contributed most
C. farming villages to the emergence of Russia as an expand-
ing Eurasian power in the period between
D. large ranches
1450 and 1750?
817. Who were not considered humans and A. Its absorption of traditions and tech-
thought to be harmful to members of other nology from the Byzantine Empire and
caste? western Europe
A. Brahmans B. Its success in creating alliances with
European powers to expel Turkish in-
B. Vaisyas
vaders from the south
C. Sudras C. The eradication of Islam from Central
D. Untouchables Asia

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D. The fall of the kingdoms of Poland and 828. As methods of cultural diffusion, what do
Prussia migration, trade, and warfare have in com-
mon?
E. The use of its strong navy to acquire
colonial holdings worldwide A. ideas
B. Customs
823. who was the best king in the world
C. Technology
A. Alexander the Great
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B. Ashoka
829. Which of the following is NOT true of
C. Rama
Hammurabi’s code?
D. Jarasandha
A. It covered many aspects of Babylonian
life, not just crimes.
824. This was the name for the wars to cap-
ture the Holy land B. t was used by many later civilizations
as a model
A. Crusades
C. It treated all people the same under
B. 100 years war the law.
C. War of the Roses D. It was carved in stone.
D. 30 years war
830. Why did Germans and Italians want to
825. education needed, family relationships, create their own nations?
social order A. They wanted to have their own
colonies in the Americas.
A. Taoism
B. They were unhappy with the Catholic
B. Legalism
Church.
C. Confucianism C. They had no common languages or cus-
D. Dharma toms.
D. They felt a strong sense of national-
826. How did Ghana profit from outsiders? ism.
A. Capturing slaves
831. Due to military failures, Nationalism
B. Finding gold mines movements in the Balkans, and declin-
C. Taxing trade ing economy because of lack of Industri-
alization, the European powers referred
D. Selling fish to The Ottoman Empire as the “Sick Man
of Europe.” In response, the Ottomans
827. Which body of water does the Nile River launched a series of modernization re-
flow into? forms called the
A. Pacific Ocean A. Tanzimat Reforms
B. Indian Ocean B. Self-Strengthening Movement
C. Mediterranean Sea C. Canton System
D. Red Sea D. Meiji Revolution

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832. The first civilizations in the Americas dif- B. 1198

fered from the first civilizations in Africa C. 1527
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D. 1526
A. developed in river valleys.
E. 1540
B. depended on silt to make their soil fer-
tile. 838. What is a challenge from the Crusades
C. developed in highlands areas. that still causes international conflict to-
day?
D. developed independently of other civi-
lizations. A. Religious conflict over the Holy Land in
the Middle East.
833. Cultural diffusion means? B. Trade route conflict over the Middle
A. sharing of secrets East.
B. sharing and spreading of culture C. Oil conflict in the Middle East.
C. practice of one religion such as Chris- D. UN conflict in the Middle East.
tianity
839. strong government is needed for order
D. none of above
A. Legalism
834. Philosopher who taught through ques-
B. Taoism
tioning and was Plato’s teacher. (Put to
death for corrupting young minds.) C. Confuscianism
A. Aristotle D. none of above
B. Homer 840. What were the kings of Egypt called?
C. Socrates A. Pharaohs
D. Sophocles B. Emperors
835. who is the yorker king in the world? C. Kings
A. Lasith Malinga D. Presidents
B. Natarjan 841. forced to withdraw under threat of the
C. Shoaib Aktar Liao and Jin peoples
D. Waseem Akram A. Qin
B. Han
836. Who was never a vassal in a Feudal rela-
tionship? C. Wei
A. king D. Song
B. noble 842. This dynasty ruled during the “Golden
C. knight Age” of Ancient China.
D. peasant A. Qin

837. Chose The Correct:First Battel In PANIPAT B. Shang

In Which Babar Defeated? ? ? C. Han
A. 1192 D. Yuen

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843. Which of the following describes a ma- B. With mathematics Egyptians and
jor cause of the expansion of the Ottoman Sumerians were able to calculate the di-
Empire in the fifteenth and sixteenth cen- mensions of their advanced building struc-
turies? tures.
A. The Ottoman Empire successfully pur- C. With mathematics Egyptians and
sued mercantilist economic policies. Sumerians were able to figure out their
forms of writing.
B. Ottoman citizens unified by their re-
cent conversion to Islam were strongly D. With mathematics Egyptians and

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motivated to conquer. Sumerians were able to figure out where
to sell their goods.
C. Exploitation of artillery and small arms
gave the Ottomans advantages over many 847. What was a positive impact of the Cru-
of their political rivals. sades?
D. The decentralized federalism of the A. The increased power of kings in Eu-
Ottoman Empire encouraged competition rope
and technological innovation. B. The promotion of freedom of religion
844. Define mercantilism C. Spread of European influence into
Africa
A. a system of trade between nations
without high fees, or tariffs D. Increased trade between Europe and
Asia
B. a military strategy of using surprise at-
tacks by small bands of fighters 848. is made up of the tools and processes
C. the complete control of an empire by that people use to meet their needs.
using regional governors A. Religion
D. an economic system in which nations B. Technology
increase their wealth and power through C. Social structure
colonization.
D. Government
845. The emperor who united China in the clas-
849. Which of these is a fun fact that was men-
sical period was called
tioned in the video?
A. Mao
A. Conditioner was a product that was pri-
B. Hui Di marily made at India
C. Fu Hao B. India was the first to discover water
on the moon
D. Shi Huangdi
C. India uses a lot of tomatoes for their
846. The number system and mathematics recipes
were advanced developments of both D. People who have visited India have al-
Mesopotamia and Egypt. Which of the fol- ways complimented how pretty it is
lowing BEST describes the importance of
these advances? 850. Early river civilizations developed along
A. With mathematics Egyptians and a river valley because the river provided
Sumerians were able to make new mili-
tary advancements. A. fresh water

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B. a means of transportation 856. One way the Eastern Orthodox Church

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D. all of these are correct A. They saw the Patriarch as the head of
the Church
851. One of the world’s earliest civilizations
B. They saw the Pope as the head of the
were
Church
A. the Greeks
C. They believed in multiple gods
B. the Egyptians
D. They merged their religion with Islam
C. the Romans
D. none of above 857. Mesopotamia is in what present day
country?
852. A Sumerian temple to honor their chief A. Iraq
god was called a
B. Iran
A. scribe.
C. Israel
B. cradle.
D. Turkey
C. Gilgamesh.
D. ziggurat. 858. Who led the peasant revolt that helped to
overthrow the Qin state in ancient China?
853. The essential resources used by early
peoples were A. Huangdi
A. water, animals, and fertile land. B. Shi Huangdi
B. water, copper, and animals. C. Emperor Yu
C. copper, gold, and fertile land. D. Liu Bang
D. iron, copper, and water. 859. If a person travels from place to place,
without a permanent home, what are
854. A is a set of beliefs about God or
they?
gods.
A. technology A. Domesticated

B. government B. Landform
C. religion C. Archaeologist
D. social structure D. Nomad

855. How did the transition to farming influ- 860. What was the primary purpose of Nobles
ence the development of government? & Lords in the feudal system?
A. Governments were needed to conquer A. Provide knights to fight for the
better farmlands. king/queen.
B. Governments were needed to organize B. The monarchs established guilds to
large community projects. help serfs work the land.
C. Governments were needed to estab- C. Monarchs were not allowed to build
lish distinct social classes. their own manor houses.
D. Governments were needed to protect D. The system elevated the serfs to a
local religions from outside influences. level equal to lords and knights.

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861. How did the nomadic peoples affect the 866. Which technology, first developed by the
growing civilizations? Chinese, enabled the Ottoman Empire to
expand militarily into western Asia, Eu-
A. They had no effect on the growing civi-
rope, and northern Africa?
lization.
A. woodblock printing
B. Spreading of diseases.
B. wheelbarrow
C. They spread technology, goods, and
ideas between civilizations. C. gunpowder

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D. Created trading posts so people form D. magnetic compass
the civilizations could travel long dis- 867. Place where monks live and study
tances.
A. Convent
862. Assyrians were known for what? B. Monastery
A. Reading C. Castle
B. Fighting D. Manor
C. Boats 868. The Indus Valley Civilization was one of
D. Laws the first civilizations in the world. What
two cities were at the center of this civi-
863. What is the name of the Aryans’ form of lization?
writing? A. Hormuz and Rome
A. Sanskrit B. Mohenjo Daro and Harappa
B. Cuneiform C. Indus and Brahmaputra
C. Pharaoh D. Ganges and Indus
D. Stone 869. Which literary figure is used as a histori-
cal source for the Greek Dark Ages?
864. Luther wanted the Bible translated into
which language? A. Socrates
B. Pericles
A. German
C. Aristotle
B. French
D. Homer
C. Latin
870. Which Greek city-state stressed military
D. English
training and firm government control?
865. What animal did the Aryan people bring A. Athens
with them that showed how rich a person B. Sparta
was?
C. Thebes
A. Dog
D. Marathon
B. Cow
871. Lower class during the Middle Ages who
C. Horse
worked on a manor in exchange for protec-
D. Pig tion.

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A. Knight 876. Land was to the feudal system as is

to modern society.
B. Noble

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C. Lord
B. Real estate
D. Peasant
C. Education
872. Which of these BEST describes Ming D. Politics
China’s approach to trading with the first
wave of European sea-borne merchants? 877. What was the major trade goods in Africa
A. China isolated itself from foreign inter- A. Gold and Salt
action for over two centuries
B. Oil and Slaves
B. China was overthrown by British and C. Ivory and Gold
French forces following the Opium Wars
D. Oil and Salt
C. Europeans freely accessed the coun-
tryside and areas along the old Silk Road 878. What was the primary economic organi-
D. Europeans were initially limited to zation in Europe during the Middle Ages?
trading in specific areas and seaports A. Feudalism
B. Capitalism
873. Which measures the longest period of
time? C. Mercantialism
A. A century D. Imperialism
B. An era 879. A wealthy, upperclass person in the An-
C. A millennium cient Roman Republic
D. A decade A. patrician
B. plebian
874. The hereditary social class system in Hin-
duism. C. counsul

A. parliamentary democracy D. dictator

B. economic system 880. What are THREE reasons that the rise of
civilizations led to more diseases?
C. social security
A. More people living together (greater
D. caste system
population density) enabled diseases to
spread
875. Also known as “the way” this philosoph-
ical ideal emphasizes the futility of resist- B. Writing led to a more sedentary
ing the natural order, instead one should lifestyle (not moving around), so people
“achieve action, by inaction” became unhealthy
A. Daoism C. Irrigation involves slow-moving and
standing water, where disease-causing
B. Buddhism
organisms multiple
C. Confucianism
D. People got diseases from domesti-
D. Shikism cated animals such as pigs and chickens

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881. Why did calligraphy develop in the Is- B. Nile

lamic Empire? C. Fertile Crescent
A. the controversy over Christian iconog- D. Missouri
raphy
B. the Islamic prohibition against draw- 887. Why is the Neolithic Revolution often
ing images considered a turning point in history?
(WH.1A)
C. the invention of the printing press in
A. Hunter-gatherers learned to control

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China
fire.
D. the demand for illuminated
manuscripts of the Bible B. Ancient peoples learned how to hunt
and gather food.
882. The Songhai Empire was located on this C. A single culture came to dominate an-
continent cient society.
A. Africa D. Permanent settlements developed in
B. Asia river valleys.
C. Europe 888. Ancient Egypt was isolated because of its
D. North America
A. economy
883. Who was the head of the Byzantine
Church? B. geography
A. The Patriarch C. religion
B. The Pope D. government
C. The Constable 889. Which branch of mathematics was devel-
D. The President oped in the Golden Age of Islam but be-
came universally accepted in the Western
884. The city of was the capital of the East- World?
ern Byzantine Empire.
A. Calculus
A. Alexandria
B. Statistics
B. Rome
C. Algebra
C. Istanbul
D. Geometry
D. Constantinople
890. What is today’s problem with the Harap-
885. The Europeans wanted spices from pan writing system?
A. China A. The Harappan civilization had no writ-
B. Indian ing system.
C. Indonesia B. Scholars have not yet learned to read
it.
D. Vietnam
C. The “Seals” only tell stories about an-
886. What word means a river in imal legends.
Mesopotamia? D. It disappeared with the Harappan civi-
A. Tigris lization.

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891. People of India were divided into social 896. The most likely reason Neolithic peoples
classes called the system formed governments was because they
needed to

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A. Economic
B. Caste A. organize large public works projects.
C. Political B. fight strategic wars with global allies.
D. School C. promote new farming techniques.
D. develop the new social class system.
892. What was the political influence of
Greece on the US? 897. Cave art from a human living during the
A. Democracy Paleolithic Era would be considered a:
B. Polytheism A. Secondary Source
C. Authoritarianism B. Stone Tool
D. Monarchy C. Fossil
893. Which of the following is true of the ex- D. Primary Source
peditions of Chinese Admiral Zheng He in
898. The first known civilization is?
the early 1400s?
A. Babylon
A. He wished to find a new route to Eu-
rope in order to participate in European B. Egypt
trade. C. Sumer
B. He sailed to ports on the Indian Ocean D. Jericho
coastline, including those in East Africa.
C. He crossed the Indian Ocean but did 899. Who is considered the father of all Chi-
not land on the African coast. nese?
D. He explored unknown regions and A. Huangdi
seas, though his ships were tiny and sup- B. Shi Huangdi
plies inadequate.
C. Emperor Yu
E. He avoided contact with overseas Chi-
D. Liu Bang
nese communities.
900. The belief that people pass through many
894. Mountains, valleys, and plains are all
lives is called
A. regions
A. Saturation
B. areas
B. Consternation.
C. landforms
C. Reunification
D. none of above
D. Reincarnation
895. An international financial institution that
provides loans to countries of the world 901. Egypt and India BOTH
A. globalization A. developed near mountain ranges
B. Population density B. developed near rivers
C. Child mortality C. have monsoons
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902. What event was the start of the Protes- D. opening of trade and diplomatic rela-
tant Reformation? tions with Japan
A. Martin Luther creating a competing 907. Constantinople is now known as?
church to the Catholic Church
A. Alexandria
B. Martin Luther taking over the church
at Worms from the Catholic Priest B. Istanbul
C. Martin Luther writing a book condemn- C. Rome
ing the Catholic Church

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D. Venice
D. Martin Luther posting his suggestions 908. Government by the people
for reforms to the church to the door of
the church A. Democracy
B. Polis
903. Which of these was FIRST made possible
by advances in metallurgy? C. Helots
A. Iron age D. Aristocrats
B. Bronze age 909. How did Clovis, the Frankish King, con-
C. Industrial age tribute to the spread of Christianity in the
early Middle Ages?
D. agricultural age
A. His crowning marked the beginning of
904. What religion did the Ottoman Empire the Holy Roman Empire
help spread throughout their empire?
B. His conversion spread Christianity to
A. Islam the Germanic states
B. Christianity C. His missionary journeys brought Chris-
C. Shintoism tianity to the British Isles
D. Buddhism D. His support of the Crusades brought
the Roman Catholic Church more power.
905. Author of the Wealth of Nations fa-
vored the Ideas of Capitalist economies 910. What is the study of the past based on
controlled by supply and demand what people left behind?
A. Adam Smith A. geography
B. Karl Marx B. archaeology
C. Fredirich Engles C. biology
D. Alfred Nobel D. physiology

906. Commodore Matthew Perry’s visits to 911. Why was Emperor Constantine important
Japan in 1853 and 1854 resulted in the to history?
A. colonization of Japan by the United A. He helped spread Islam through the
States Roman Empire.
B. transfer of spheres of influence to B. He helped spread Judaism through the
China Roman Empire.
C. introduction of Christianity to C. He helped spread Christianity through
Japanese society the Roman Empire.

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D. He helped spread the Roman religion 917. How many gods and goddesses did the
through the Roman Empire. Aryans worship under the Vedic texts?

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912. When Hammurabi came to power, he es-
tablished what was known as B. Many
A. Akkadian Empire C. None
B. Babylonian Empire D. none of above
C. Chaldean Empire 918. What were the different regions of an-
D. Persian Empire cient Greece known as?
A. City-States
913. Sparta was known for its:
B. Cities
A. philosophers
C. States
B. military
D. Colonies
C. dairy products
919. Hindus need to follow their job in life, this
D. democracy job or duty is called
914. In ancient Sumer, women could do all of A. Karma
the following except B. Dharma
A. learn to read and write C. Reincarnation
B. Make final family decisions D. Vedas
C. run thier own business 920. Which of the following accurately de-
D. take care of the house and children scribes a significant difference between
the Ottoman and Mughal Empires in the
915. How did many Europeans feel about the early seventeenth century?
effects of imperialism in their colonies?
A. The Mughals practiced religious toler-
A. They felt that people in the colonies ance toward non-Muslim subjects, while
wanted to become English citizens. the Ottomans did not.
B. They felt that people in the colonies B. The Ottomans ruled over people who
were better off due to European influence. were predominately Muslim, while the
C. They felt that people in the colonies Mughals did not.
were worse off than beforecolonization. C. The Mughals used gunpowder
D. They felt that there were no benefits weapons to expand their territory, while
to the colonies. the Ottomans did not.
D. The Ottomans made Shia Islam the
916. The universal spirit of the Hindu religion official state religion, while the Mughals
is called made Buddhism the official state religion.
A. Re
921. What was the most common form of reli-
B. Shiva gious practice in Ancient Egypt?
C. Brahman A. hieroglyphics
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C. mythology many aspects of Mesopotamian culture

D. monotheism back to Asia Minor.
A. The Hittites refused to continue writ-
922. What is the name for the system of rise ing in cuneiform.
and fall of Chinese ruling families?
B. Mesopotamian ideas disappeared
A. Dynastic Cycle from recorded history.
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C. Dynastic Change Hittite culture.
D. Mandate of Dynasties D. Mesopotamian ideas were passed to
other civilizations.
923. Feudalism developed after the-
927. What religion is not only practiced today
A. Ottoman Turks invaded the Byzantine but also served as the foundation for both
Empire Christianity and Islam?
B. Rise of the Renaissance A. Buddhism
C. Fall of Rome due to repeated invasions B. Hinduism
D. The death of Justinian C. Judaism
924. Which government has people elected by D. Taoism
the population
928. Polytheistic Religion that believes in the
A. Republic unity of everything, reincarnation, and the
B. Direct Democracy caste system
C. Oligarchy A. Buddhism
D. Monarchy B. Christianity
C. Hinduism
925. Which statement regarding Hinduism is
TRUE? D. Judaism
A. No known founder with many forms of 929. Hammurabi’s Code unified the empire and
one God. was the first laws to ?
B. Founded by Asoka during the Golden A. have not restitution
Age of India.
B. treat all people equally
C. Founded by Chandragupta Maurya,
C. apply to all people
spread along trade routes.
D. exclude women
D. Began in China and spread to India.
930. Jainism is considered to be
926. What would you expect to occur next
in this sequence? In about 1, 500 B.C., A. When a person becomes pure
the Hittites marched from their homeland B. A religion in which everything has a
in Asia Minor to Mesopotamia. After soul
they conquered the region, they adopted
cuneiform writing and abosorbed many C. Multiple religions put together
Babylonian ideas. The Hittites brought D. One of the most important trading city

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931. What is the term given to the French gov- B. wider and heavier
ernment prior to the revolution? C. more expensive

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A. Old Rule
D. quicker and more easily
B. Estates Regime
C. Estates Rule 937. A period of temporary economic decline
during which trade and industrial activity
D. Old Regime are reduced.
932. Mixed-race people of White Spaniards A. World Bank
and Native American parents were B. Recession
A. Mestizo
C. Embargo
B. Mulatto
D. Pandemic
C. Peninsulares
D. Creoles 938. What did early farming villages in India
depend on?
933. The reason for so many different types A. the summer monsoon
of government in Greece
B. the winter monsoon
A. Size
C. the summer typhoon
B. Geography
D. the winter typhoon
C. People
D. invaders 939. Where did the first civilizations begin be-
cause of farming conditions?
934. What symbolized the status of women in
the Song dynasty? A. mountains
A. Foot-binding B. near the sea
B. Empress Wu C. in the desert
C. The civil service exam D. in river valleys
D. The return of Confucianism
940. Which of the following statements accu-
935. Nicolaus Copernicus’s discovery called rately describe the prehistoric era?
the heliocentric theory states that A. Early humans built their own cities and
A. The Earth was the center of the uni- villages.
verse. B. The writing system served as the basis
B. The sun revolved around the earth, but of the study of the ancient civilizations of
the rest of the planets revolved around humans.
the sun C. Stone tools and fossils were used to
C. The Earth revolves around the sun study the behavior, livelihood, and pat-
D. The Helio’s would corrupt the universe terns of migration of early humans.
D. Humans discovered highly advanced
936. Arches helped the Romans to make technologies that enable them to become
bridges highly knowledgeable creatures in the
A. longer and stronger world.

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941. Rising economic powers, the need for and 945. The making of was one of ancient
desire to control raw materials and mar- China’s biggest secrets. It would be pun-
kets led to the acceleration of colonialism ishable by death if you told anyone!
and: A. silk
A. Imperialism B. glass
B. Capitalism C. the wheel
C. Socialism D. paper

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D. Naitonalism
946. Which of the following items best ex-
942. The Catholic Church in Europe was respon- plains the Crusades’ lasting influence on
sible for building some of the earliest life in Europe?

A. castles A. They caused wars among the Euro-

pean monarchs.
B. nurseries
B. They brought new ideas and goods to
C. town halls Europe.
D. universities C. The sparked an agricultural revolution
in Europe.
943. Which emperor controlled the Great Flood
by turning into a bear, according to Chi- D. They spread religious tolerance
nese myth? throughout Europe.

A. Huangdi 947. Which of the following was not a contri-

B. Shi Huangdi bution of the Neolitic Revolution on all fu-
ture civilizations?
C. Emperor Yu
A. Formation of government systems
D. Liu Bang
B. Creation of only Polytheistic religions
944. Which of the following most accurately C. Development of new technology
describes the form of government of the
D. Building around major waterways
United States?
A. Communism. A form of government in 948. What trade route did Marco Polo follow
which one political party controls the laws to reach China?
and the government controls the econ- A. Gold Road
omy.
B. Silk Road
B. Democracy. A form of government in C. Silver Road
which the people make decisions about
laws and the people vote for their leaders. D. Diamond Road

C. Oligarchy. A form of government in 949. What weakened the power of the

which a few wealthy individuals control catholic church?
the laws and economy. A. the counter-reformation
D. Monarchy. A form of government in B. the Protestant reformation
which a king or queen makes the decisions
regarding laws and economy of the coun- C. the Judaic reformation
try. D. the crusades

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950. Which of these events influenced the B. Early civilizations

changing role of religion during the Renais-
C. Homo habilis
sance?

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D. Nomads
A. the humanist movement
B. the removal of the pope 955. The first state in the U.S.
C. the burning of bibles A. Pennsylvania
D. the invention of movable type B. New Jersey
951. What religion was formed from Hinduism C. New York
and spread out of India D. Delaware
A. Hinduism
956. A business with facilities in more than
B. Buddhism
one country
C. Christianity
A. IMF
D. Islam
B. World bank
952. Most of the people in the Mesoamerican C. multinational corporation
city of Teotihuacan were
D. international corporation
A. skilled artisans
B. priests 957. What Mesopotamian empire ended up
C. farmers pushing the Kushites out of Egypt?

D. members of the ruling class A. Assyrians

B. Akkadians
953. The village where nobles and peasants
lived, also where all the economic activity C. Sumerians
took place during the Middle Ages. D. Babylonians
A. Province
958. Which of the following was an effect of
B. County
the Mongol conquests?
C. Manor
A. The spread of Hellenism
D. Vassal
B. The rise of the Song Dynasty
954. “For the first time, individuals began C. The spread of the Black Plague
to specialize in certain jobs. Some be-
came artisans, or skilled craftspeople, and D. Umayyad to Abbasid dynasty
made pottery or finely carved or woven
goods. Among the crafts developed in 959. * Botticelli * Michelangelo* Raphael *
cities, metalworking was particularly im- TitianAll of the above were famous Renais-
portant. People learned to make tools and sance
weapons, first out of copper and later out A. scientists.
of bronze, a more durable mixture of cop-
B. philosophers.
per and tin. “The specialization described
in this text was characteristic of C. priests.
A. The Old Stone Age D. artists.

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960. What document gave English nobles the 965. Which form of government was least ef-
right to trial by jury fective and corrupt, it didn’t last long?
A. Magna Carta A. National Assembly
B. English Bill of Rights B. Committee of Public Safety
C. Declaration of Rights of Men C. National Convention
D. Bill of Rights D. Directory

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961. An early natural philosopher known for 966. Collections of hymns and prayers that
rejecting myths as the explanation for the make up the earliest Hindu sacred writ-
order of the universe. Instead he used ings.
deductive reasoning and hypothesis to ex- A. Qu’ran
plain the natural order of things.
B. Torah
A. Pericles
C. Vedas
B. Socrates
D. Bible
C. Aristotle
967. The ultimate source of authority in
D. Thales Lutheranism is:
962. organization working to create global A. The Pope
monetary cooperation and stability, facili- B. The Bible
tate international trade, promote high em-
ployment and reduce poverty around the C. The Cardinals
world. D. The Bishop
A. IMF 968. Which of the following statements about
B. World Bank the Self-Strengthening Movement is NOT
true?
C. NAFTA
A. Many Qing officials resisted the mod-
D. OPEC
ernization policies to avoid losing their
963. What disease is thought to have origi- privilege and status
nated in China? B. Many who ran the factories were not
A. The Flu qualified in running a factory, leading to
poor output and inferior products
B. Common Cold
C. The Qing Dynasty was able to ulti-
C. Bubonic Plague mately resist imperialism by 1900
D. Black spots D. In an attempt to stop western imperi-
alism, the Qing Dynasty launched modern-
964. What are the basic beliefs of the Islam
ization movements in the late 19th Cen-
faith called?
tury
A. Four Noble Truths
969. Hidden underneath archaeologists
B. Five Pillars
found remains of houses, buildings and
C. Eightfold path temples built thousands of years ago!
D. Three Wise Sayings A. the original Indian sea-bed

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B. present-day cities 975. Clement V, the newly selected pope,

C. layers of soil moved from Rome to the city of

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D. volcanic remains A. Paris
B. Avignon
970. Why were the Israelites different?
C. Schism
A. Believed in one god
D. none of above
B. Believed in multiple gods
C. First to fight on horseback 976. The Byzantine Empire preserved the cul-
tural heritage of what two places?
D. Trained people how to fight as children
A. Greece & Persia
971. the period during which the Great Pyra- B. Rome & Persia
mid of King Khufu at Giza was con-
structed, showing the power of the Egyp- C. Greece & Rome
tian pharaohs D. Russia & Rome
A. Monte Alban
977. This is a ruler with complete authority
B. Old Kingdom over the government and lives of the peo-
C. Olmec ple.
D. none of above A. Supreme Monarch
B. Absolute Monarch
972. Life began in India along the River.
C. Monarch
A. Nile
D. Queen
B. Amazon
C. Mississippi 978. Which of the following religions was
spread by Roman Roads
D. Indus
A. Christianity
973. What kind of rituals were most popular
among the people who practiced the Vedic B. Islam
texts? C. Judaism
A. Fasting D. Hinduism
B. Meditation
979. Early civilizations in Egypt, India, and
C. Prayer China all share which common trait?
D. Sacrifice A. they were founded along rivers and
fertile valleys.
974. Which government of the Revolution
gave men the right to vote? B. each civilization flourished despite
harsh desert conditions
A. National Assembly
C. we know little about them due to catas-
B. National Convention trophic natural disasters
C. Directory D. their coastal locations allowed them to
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980. What physical feature separates the sub- B. Borrowing

continent of India from the rest of Asia? C. Theft
A. Indian Ocean
D. Cultural diffusion
B. Bay of Bengal
986. Who broke with the Catholic Church for
C. Deccan Plateau
political reasons (he wanted to end papal
D. Himalayas control over the English church) and per-
sonal reasons (he wanted an divorce from

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981. Which of the following is the correct hier-
his wife).
archy (ranking) of the clergy in the Roman
Catholic church? TOP to BOTTOM A. Henry VIII
A. Pope, Cardinals, Priests, Bishops, B. Elizabeth I
Monks & Nuns C. Bloody Mary
B. Pope, Cardinals, Bishops, Priests, D. Martin Luther
Monks & Nuns
C. Pope, Priests, Cardinals, Bishops, 987. india won its first olympic hockey gold
Monks & Nuns in?
D. Pope, Bishops, Cardinals, Priests, A. 1934
Monks & Nuns B. 1948
982. What famous Babylonian ruler left be- C. 1965
hind a written law or code? D. 1949
A. Hammurabi
988. provide good soil and became china’s
B. King Tutankahman heartland
C. Cleopatra
A. Chang Jiang Basin
D. Sargon
B. South China Plain
983. The world’s first Christian Empire was? C. Harappa
A. Persian D. Great Wall of China
B. Egyptian
989. who was the 45th mughal emperor?
C. Roman
A. Shah Jahan
D. Byzantine
B. Babur
984. The Greek word “demos” means
C. Aurangzeb
A. people
D. Bahadur Shah Zafar II
B. rule
C. government 990. Which statement best describes slavery
in ancient Mesopotamia?
D. president
A. All slaves belonged on one specific eth-
985. The exchange of goods, ideas, and cus- nic group.
toms among different cultures is: B. Only people at the top of the social
A. Cultural immersion pyramid were allowed to own slaves.

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captured in a war. B. Humanism
991. Which leader led the Israelites on an “ex- C. The Enlightenment
odus” out of Egypt to settle in Canaan? D. Surrealism
A. Abraham 996. After the plague, how was the standard
B. Jacob of life affected?
C. Moses A. It increased due to higher wages
D. Noah B. It increased due to new luxury items
C. It decreased because of increased
992. Chinese inventions during these two dy- wages
nasties
D. It decreased due to decreased wages
A. made China a poor society
997. What advantage did the Mongols have
B. influenced many later civilizations
over surrounding peoples?
C. made China the most advanced society A. They were mostly literate, unlike China
in the world who mostly was illiterate
D. a and b B. They had more equality than surround-
ing peoples
993. This church, whose name means “Holy
Wisdom, “ was built and rebuilt during the C. Their cavalry, fighting from horseback,
Byzantine Empire, but is now a mosque in unlike the Chinese who were not as well
the modern-day city of Istanbul. trained
A. The Temple of Grace D. They didn’t care about religion, where
as the Chinese made Confucianism the of-
B. The Hagia Sophia ficial religion
C. The Roman Cathedral
998. The structure best represents what type
D. The Byzantine University of architecture?
994. What is cultural diffusion? A. Monumental
A. The process of different cultures B. Hierarchical
adopted ideas and technology from other C. Roman
cultures over time. D. Greek
B. A way of life where a group of people
999. What was not a reason for the restora-
survives from the secondary products of
tion of the Silk Roads?
herds. People follow patterns of grazing
to keep their herds alive. A. The demise of the Mongol Empire
C. Livestock, migrate in an established B. The increased safety of caravans
territory to find pasture for their animals. C. Chinese paper money increased trade
D. Worshipping or believing in more than D. The increased demand for luxury
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1000. This was the reason Britain was not in- B. Elizabeth I
vaded as much as the rest of Europe and
C. James I
the reason it did not experience the awful-
ness the rest of Europe did. D. Charles I
A. the English Channel
1006. Prior to fighting for independence from
B. weather France civil war broke out in Saint-
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D. rivers A. Determine who would control Saint-
Domingue
1001. Who is the fastest bowler?
B. Gain British support
A. Waseem Akram
B. Irfan Patan C. To overthrow the affranchi’s

C. Shoaib Aktar D. All of the above

D. Bhuvneshvar kumar
1007. Egyptians developed a form of writing
1002. Which ERVC was isolated from the rest known as
A. China A. papyrus
B. Mesopotamia B. hieroglyphics
C. Indus C. cuneiform
D. Egypt D. calligraphy
1003. How might King Leopold’s rule of the
Congo be described? 1008. How did the development of the Silk
Road benefit the Chinese economy?
A. fair
A. It decreased the cost of exporting
B. cruel goods
C. peaceful
B. It opened new markets for Chinese
D. friendly producers
1004. Jews and Christians have similar beliefs C. It enabled Chinese workers to migrate
about God. Which characteristics do they to job locations
both believe in? CHOOSE ALL THAT AP-
D. It created access to an abundant sup-
PLY.
ply of raw materials
A. Incorporeal God (Without Body)
B. Omnipresent 1009. Political system used during Middle
Ages where land was exchanged for loy-
C. Omniscient
alty and service.
D. Omnipotent
A. Fief
1005. Who was the monarch of England when B. Kingdom
Phillip II went to war with his Spanish Ar-
mada and lost? C. Feudalism
A. Mary of Scots D. Monarch

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1010. Who moved the capital from Rome to 1015. The Himalayan Mountains acted as a
Byzantium? barrier for India. How did this impact the
people in India?

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A. Augustus
A. Helped protect them from invasions
B. Nero
but also separated them from the outside
C. Constantine world.
D. Caesar B. Helped improve communication and
spread new ideas with Asia and Europe
1011. Which feature of geography was the C. Helped build relationships with the
most important in the development of government and military.
early river valley civilizations?
D. Helped make traveling easier to trade
A. Fertile soil from the rivers with the rest of Asia.
B. High mountains
1016. How Many Continents are in the
C. Vast deserts World?
D. Smooth coastlines A. 8
B. 5
1012. A monotheist is someone who:
C. 6
A. worships 1 god
D. 7
B. worships many gods
1017. Which of the following statements accu-
C. is married to only 1 person
rately describes feudalism?
D. has many spouses
A. Under feudalism, kings gave land to no-
bles in exchange for their military service.
1013. What was the Protestant Reforma-
tion? B. Feudalism served to spread Christian-
ity throughout Western Europe.
A. an attempt to overthrow the Pope and
replace him with a Frenchman. C. Feudalism began as a way to protect
those on pilgrimages to Jerusalem.
B. an attempt to reform the Catholic prac-
tices that were considered corrupt. D. The rise of feudalism marked the end
of the Medieval Age.
C. a call for Christian Europe to reclaim
the Holy Land from the Arabs. 1018. What palace complex were common
people not allowed into?
D. a call for a new pope
A. The one with the sign that said no com-
1014. High crop yields in ancient Mesopotamia mon people allowed
contributed most directly to the develop- B. Forbidden city
ment of
C. Forbidden palace
A. metal tools
D. Forbidden area
B. irrigation systems
1019. The system of assessing who the best
C. a division of labor/social classes
candidates were for Chinese Imperial gov-
D. a network of roads ernment positions.

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A. Civil-Service Exam 1024. Which of these is NOT included in the

B. Mandate of Heaven Five Pillars of Islam?

C. Earth & Water A. fasting in the month of Ramadan

D. Mahajanapada B. making a pilgrimage to Mecca

(Makkah)
1020. Which of the following describes what
C. taking communion during worship ser-
happened when Napoleon instituted the
vices
Continental System?

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D. praying five times daily
A. His brother Joseph was not able to
withstand the guerrilla warfare tactics 1025. A large city with surrounding land that
used by Spanish nationalists creates territory.
B. The British navy was too strong for the A. City-State
blockade and France’s economy suffered
as a result B. Democracy
C. The Russians used the scorched-earth C. Culture
policy to eventually starve Napoleons D. none of above
army
D. The blockade successfully restricted 1026. Which of the following did NOT result
British trade and led to fall of Great Britain from the Atlantic Revolutions
A. Mercantilism
1021. A land owner in the Middle Ages who is
in charge of the people on his land and the B. Feminism
lesser lords he gave land to. C. Abolitionism
A. Lord D. Nationalism
B. Squire
1027. What region of the world is Hinduism
C. Page
primarily located?
D. Fief
A. North America
1022. Philosophy that believes in karma and B. South America
achieving nirvana (enlightenment)
C. India
A. Judaism
D. Australia
B. Hinduism
C. Christianity 1028. an important river in India, with a valley
that was cultivated for its rich farmland af-
D. Buddhism
ter the invention of of the iron plow made
1023. Of the three solas of the Reformation, it possible to clear the dense growth along
“sola gratia” means its banks
A. only grace A. Ganges
B. only faith B. Nile
C. only the Bible C. Olmec
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1029. The Crusades (c. 1100-c. 1450) 1034. Which of the following has the broadest
involved the Byzantine Empire, Muslim spacial frame
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A. studying the reign of King Tu-
conflicts over what world region? tankhamen of Egypt
A. Southwest Asia B. studying the development of
B. East Africa cuneiform writing in Sumer
C. Southeast Asia C. studying the architecture of the Qing
dynasty in China
D. Northwest Africa
D. studying the Silk Road trade routes be-
1030. What were the two most important tween Europe and Asia
commodities that the Spanish Empire cul-
1035. What is the black plague?
tivated/acquired in the New World?
A. Another name for the Guillotine
A. Steel and guns
B. A disease that killed many people in Eu-
B. Silk and spices rope
C. Silver and sugar C. A religious cult during the Middle Ages
D. Slaves and pepper D. The name for secret soldiers in the Ro-
man army
1031. What is a city-state.
1036. Which of the following was NOT a
A. A large city.
method used by rulers to maintain politi-
B. A state with a big city in it. cal power?
C. A city with its surrounding territory A. Monumental architecture
forms and independent state. B. De-urbanization
D. none of above C. Tribute system
D. Syncretic Religions
1032. Which of these men of the Renaissance
was known equally for his art as well as 1037. is the belief in only one god.
inventions?
A. Polytheism
A. Rueben
B. Monotheism
B. Leonardo da Vinci
C. Hinduism
C. Michelangelo D. Nomad
D. Aristotle
1038. What can you infer about the ancient
1033. Greek “Father of the Study of Greeks based upon their achievements?
Medicine”. A. The ancient Greeks most valued war-
A. Aristotle fare and battle.
B. The ancient Greeks valued philosophy
B. Hippocrates
and art.
C. Homer
C. the ancient Greeks were most inter-
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D. The ancient Greeks felt that literature D. Chinese civilization was brought by no-
was pointless. madic peoples from the Middle East

1039. The concept of cultural diffusion would 1044. Which of the following is an example of
most likely be used by a historian to ex- secondary source?
plain A. photograph
A. the fall of an empire B. personal diary/journal
B. the outbreak of war in a region C. video or audio recording

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C. the growth and spread of a religion D. textbook
D. the establishment of an absolute
monarchy 1045. The practice of disfiguring young girls in
China so that they are reliant on their hus-
1040. Which group was polytheistic? bands is called what?
A. Mesopotamia A. Nagai-Tof
B. Egypt B. Seppuku
C. both C. Foot-binding
D. none of above D. Corsets

1041. Both Count Cavour and Giuseppe 1046. The Hindu belief that one’s actions de-
Garibaldi were- termine one’s fate.
A. German nationalists A. samsara
B. French imperialists B. dharma
C. British industrialists C. karma
D. Italian nationalists D. reincarnation

1042. The Enlightenment is 1047. Urbanization is the growth of what

A. a time of rebirth A. factories

B. a time when science ruled B. Rural Areas

C. a time with people used reason and C. Citys

logic to explain the world D. Kieth Urban’s musical career
D. a time when technology ruled 1048. What is Mr. Mannix’s favorite
1043. Which statement best explains how the dessert?
ancient Chinese civilization was similar to A. gummy bears
other early human civilizations? B. cookies n cream ice cream
A. Chinese civilizations united a diverse C. chocolate
set of populations
D. cheesecake
B. Chinese civilization first developed in a
fertile river valley 1049. What word means taming plants and an-
C. Chinese civilization was originally cen- imals to make them useful for humans?
tered around trading posts A. Irrigate

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D. Geography C. Without them, they could’t travel down
the river
1050. Why was the invasion of the Byzantine
empire by the Seljuk Turks significant? D. Monsoons encouraged animal migra-
tion
A. It made the papacy less powerful.
B. It prompted the first of the Crusades. 1055. What is Siddharta Gautama known
C. It led to peace between Alexius I and for?
Pope Urban II. A. Designer of the Taj Mahal
D. It gave Alexius I control over the entire B. Strong follower of Hinduism
Middle East.
C. A very ruthless ruler
1051. Developments in cartography made it
D. Buddhism founder
easier for explorers in their travels to new
lands. Which of the following best de-
1056. The Council of Trent was created for the
scribes cartography?
purpose of
A. the study of the Earth’s natural pro-
cesses A. determining which Protestant faiths
would be acceptable in Europe
B. the study of the Earth’s weather pat-
terns B. to evaluate Catholic Church doctrine in
the wake of the Protestant Reformation
C. the study and practice of making maps
D. the study of past human societies C. To strategize a continental war against
Protestants
1052. Trade route that stretched from western
D. To overthrow the Pope and replace
China to southern Asia
him with a Protestant
A. filial piety
B. Silk Road 1057. who was the most powerful ruler of
mughal emperor?
C. Great Wall
D. Anyang A. Shah Jahan
B. Akbar
1053. Who were the Vikings?
A. people conquered by the Romans C. Aurangzeb

B. pirates from northern France D. Babur

C. warriors from Scandinavia (modern- 1058. What was the Assyrian military know
day Norway, Sweden, Finlad, & Denmark) for?
D. servants to the Normans
A. rituals
1054. Why were the Indians dependent on the B. uniforms
summer monsoons?
C. cruelty
A. They brought rain & without them
there would be drought D. fairness

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1059. A government ruled by a few powerful C. floods provided silt

people. D. papyrus grew near the river
A. Democracy E. a waterway for transportation
B. Oligarchy
1065. Which of the following Classical Era Civ-
C. Monarchy
ilizations allowed the most freedoms for
D. Tyranny women?
1060. Who was the lowest within A. Greece

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Mesopotamia’s social hierarchy? B. Rome
A. Kings C. China
B. Landowners D. India
C. Noblemen
1066. A strong belief in Hinduism is that there
D. Slaves are consequences for how a person lives;
this is called?
1061. An ordinary citizen in the ancient Roman
Republic A. Karma
A. patrician B. Dharma
B. plebian C. Varna
C. counsul D. Reincarnation
D. mercenary 1067. What was the series of battle led by
1062. According to Islam, Muslims are ex- Napoleon against Spain and Portugal for
pected to trading with Britain?
A. live in Makkah. A. Invasion of the Peninsula
B. save all their money. B. Peninsula Compaign
C. fulfill the Five Pillars of Islam. C. Reign of Invasion
D. pray eight times a day. D. Slaughter of the Peninsula

1063. An is how people use their resources 1068. One cause of the French Revolution was
to meet their needs. It is how people the emergence of a new middle class of
make, distribute and use goods and ser- merchants and professionals called the
vices. A. bourgeoisie
A. economic system B. aristocracy
B. government C. sans culottes
C. religion D. denoument
D. agricultural practice
1069. If a historical source shows a point of
1064. How did the Nile River benefit Egyp- view that might distort the information
tians? (select all that apply) presented
A. fresh drinking water A. the source is biased
B. floods destroyed homes and crops B. the source is secondary

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B. It is the study of the chronological
1070. Record Keeping, Advanced Technology, record of the significant events.
Complex Institutions, Advanced Cities,
C. It is the study of human and plants re-
and Specialized Workers are all
mains.
A. Characteristics of Hunting and Gather-
D. It is the study of the written records of
ing Societies
the people in the future.
B. Characteristics of Civilizations
1075. What is the definition of significant?
C. Characteristics of Nomadic Tribes
A. Culture
D. none of above
B. Important
1071. Which of the following resulted from
C. Farming
the fragmentation of the Mongol Empire
following the death of Genghis Khan? D. Not important
A. The collapse of the Byzantine Empire 1076. Which of the following statements is
B. The development of khanates in Cen- true about both the Mughal and the Ot-
tral Asia toman empires in the sixteenth century?
C. The spread of Islam into East Asia A. In each, the majority of the people
were Muslims.
D. Increased trade between Africa and
Asia B. Each had a powerful navy that engaged
European navies.
1072. The invasion of the Indian society by C. Each had developed an efficient admin-
Alexander the Great led to the rise of istrative structure.
which dynasty?
D. Each enjoyed peaceful relations with
A. Mauryan its neighboring states.
B. Gupta E. Each gave little monetary support to
C. Greek artistic and cultural endeavors.
D. Zhou 1077. What were pyramids?
1073. Vedas were A. temples to the gods
A. collection of Ancient Hindu Texts, over B. prisons
200 and some shared C. tombs for pharaohs
B. scriptures of Buddhism, collected over D. tombs for nobles
time, not deciphered
1078. What circumtances led to the beginning
C. first 5 books in the bible
of organized government?
D. oldest scriptures of Hinduism, 4 are
A. The need for justice, liberty, and broth-
considered author less
erhood.
1074. Which of the following best describes B. The need to organize irrigation
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C. The need for someone to stop crime. B. Modern Age

D. The need for protection from outside C. Contemporary Age
forces. D. Medieval Ages
1079. The Code of Hammurabi is know for 1084. Why was papyrus important to ancient
(CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY) Egyptians?
A. Being the first known law code. A. it made it easier to keep records and
B. Its simple, straightforward laws. communicate

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C. It’s harsh eye for an eye punishments. B. it allowed them to sail too far away
D. It’s use of courts in legal issues. ports for trade
C. it allowed them to create a system of
1080. what group of people settled in the In- writing
dian subcontinent
D. it kept mice out of the granaries
A. Indo-Asians
B. Aryans 1085. The Great Schism is best described as

C. Harrapans A. Eastern and Western churches

merged
D. Brahmins
B. the Eastern and Western churches col-
1081. How did domestication of plants and an- laborated to gain new members
imals lead to the development of towns? C. the Eastern and Western churches
A. People settled in one place to grow were split into the Roman Catholic Church
crops and raise animals, and a surplus of and the Orthodox church
food allowed populations to grow. D. The Roman Catholic church and the Or-
B. Domestication did not lead to the de- thodox church converged to create one
velopment of towns:it allowed early peo- large church
ple to create a strong central government.
1086. What two traditional religions did many
C. Domestication did not lead to the de- Japanese adhere to before moderniza-
velopment of towns; it allowed early peo- tion?
ple to become skilled metal workers.
A. Christianity and Islam
D. People settled in one place to develop
their hunting and gathering skills. B. Shinto and Buddhism
C. Shinto and Hinduism
1082. Martin Luther’s disagreement with the
Catholic Church was based on his study of D. Sikhism and Buddhism

A. Greek philosophy. 1087. What was the result of roads built by

B. the book of Romans. Classical Civilizations like the Persian, Ro-
man, and Han empires?
C. Renaissance thinkers.
A. Allowed for trade and economic
D. nature. growth
1083. Which of the following is not part of his- B. Allowed for multiple invasions
toric era? C. Were examples of monumental struc-
A. Paleolithic Age tures

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1088. who was the most handsome king in In- 1093. Why are olives such an important crop?
dia?
A. Olive trees grew easily in the climate
A. Ashoka and soil conditions.
B. Shah Jahan
B. Olive trees provided little trading op-
C. Akbar tions
D. Krishnadevaraya C. Olive trees grew poorly in the Mediter-
ranean climate.
1089. Compare and contrast the environments
in which the Inca and Aztec lived. Which D. none of above
of the following choices are correct?
1094. What part of a timeline informs the
A. The Inca lived in tropical forests while
reader what the timeline is about?
the Aztec lived in high mountains
B. The Inca lived in the Arctic while the A. The events on the timeline.
Aztec lived on the Great Plains B. The title.
C. The Inca lived in the mountains while C. The spacing of the years.
the Aztec lived in a valley around moun-
tains D. The number of events the author
chooses to include.
D. The Inca lived in the deserts while the
Aztec lived in thick forests 1095. What is kinship?
1090. was trying to live up to his father’s A. the development of one idea into an-
image. (Darius) other
A. Darius B. a social class system of rulers, com-
B. Sparta moners, and slaves
C. Herodotus C. family relationship by birth, marriage,
or adoption
D. Xerxes
D. interaction between two cultures by
1091. The first civilizations developed in warfare or trade
A. mountain ranges
1096. What was the purpose of the Cru-
B. settlements
sades?
C. river valleys
A. Ceremony acknowledging the achieve-
D. none of above ment of completing 12 years of education
1092. Immediate changes in ancient civiliza- B. Expel Martin Luther from the Catholic
tions were often caused by Church
A. religious sacrifices and other cere- C. Unite all of Europe as one Christian
monies. kingdom
B. new trade routes. D. Retake the city of Jerusalem (Holy
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1097. Who was the founder of Buddhism who 1101. Which form of government did Sparta
later became known as Buddha? have?
A. Gandhi A. Democracy
B. Siddhartha Gautama B. Oligarchy
C. Muhammad C. Tyranny
D. Vishnu D. Aristocracy

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1098. Why were the embalming process and 1102. Muslims practice their faith by following
the building of pyramids culturally impor- A. The eightfold path
tant for Egyptians? B. the golden rule
A. Pharaohs were considered unimpor- C. the vedas
tant in the lives of Egyptians and in their
culture. D. the Five Pillars

B. Pharaohs and their families were con- 1103. What occurred during the Neolithic Rev-
sidered to be very special in the history of olution?
Egypt.
A. People moved from being nomads to
C. Pharaohs were considered to be pro- farmers.
tectors of Egypt in the afterlife and above B. People began to use writing to commu-
all others. nicate.
D. Pharaohs were considered to be equal C. People discovered fire.
to the rest of Egyptians and they all re-
ceived that treatment. D. People began inventing stone
weapons.
1099. This philosophy was based on the idea
1104. Prehistory
that people have to be forced to be good
using harsh laws. A. Period after writing was created
A. Buddhism B. Period of time before writing was in-
vented
B. Confucianism
C. Period where weapons were created
C. Legalism
D. Period where technology is used
D. Daoism
1105. What happened to most people who
1100. Which is a similarity between the were infected with the plague?
Mayan, Aztec, and Inca civilizations?
A. Nothing because they got a plague
A. they all developed advanced and com- shot
plex societies
B. Their hair fell out, but then they got bet-
B. they all were conquered by the con- ter
quistadors
C. All of their skin turned black, but then
C. they all did not believe in a strong cen- they got better
tral government
D. They got covered in swollen blisters
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1106. A sequence of events is called 1111. Formed in the early 1200’s in Mongolia
and China, the Mongol Empire
A. evidence

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A. Killed everyone in their paths with
B. a chronology
their advanced weapons, and then wiped
C. a universal standard out entire nations
D. a secondary source B. Used diplomacy and the protection of
people’s rights to build a great empire gov-
1107. What group was at the top of the Latin erned by democracy
American social hierarchy?
C. Attacked brutally and grew quickly, but
A. Creoles then ruled graciously and peacefully over
B. Mestizos the stable empire.

C. Peninsulares D. Slowly build up a small empire that af-

fected large trade routes from China to
D. Mulattos Japan and Korea
1108. How did geographical features, includ- 1112. Physical Map shows
ing mountains and the sea, affect Greek
A. Specific topics on a map with one pur-
city-states’ development?
pose only
A. They developed separately.
B. shows landforms and bodies of water
B. They had a unified government. C. shows how the Earth is dividded by
C. They had internal markets. people
D. They followed the Egyptian model of D. compares data
development.
1113. In the Empire of Mali, who was Mali’s
1109. How did the manor system benefit the greatest leader?
monarch? A. Mufusa
A. The monarch paid the serfs for food. B. Mansa Musa
B. The church managed the land and pro- C. King Kong
vided the king with food. D. Nelson Mandela
C. The knights managed the land and pro-
vided the king with food. 1114. What are the Veda texts?

D. The lords and serfs managed the land A. An early version of the Bible
and provided the king with loyalty and B. Religious stories, myths, poems and
food. hymns
C. An atheistic religion
1110. In the system of feudalism, who farmed
the land? D. Sacred spells
A. monarchs 1115. What is another word for trade?
B. serfs A. commerce
C. lords B. civics
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D. isolation 1121. What was the Mandate of Heaven?

E. communication A. A period in which a new emperor will
1116. Which of the following is NOT a result take control over the government due to a
of the Crusades? period of rebellion or loss

A. Feudalism weakened B. A period in which China was pros-

B. Islam was removed from the Holy land perous and emperors strengthened their
power
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C. A period in China in which everyone
D. There is still conflict in the Holy Land
practices Buddhism
1117. The main reason for intensified Euro-
D. A period in China in which the entire
pean interest in establishing colonies in
country stops eating meat
Africa during the late 19th Century was
to
1122. Darius contributed to the success of Per-
A. They wanted to help organize African sian civilization by
schools.
B. They wanted to solve tribal disputes. A. buliding the “Great Wall” to protect his
empire from invaders.
C. They wanted to send European mis-
sionaries to Africa. B. introducing a single system of written
characters to represent different spoken
D. They wanted to harvest Africa’s abun-
languages.
dant industrial resources
C. creating provincial assemblies where
1118. In which kingdom is the story of the
nobles could express their grievances
Bahubali series of the films mainly set?
A. Magadh D. building a network of roads and out-
posts to unite his empire.
B. Kalinga
C. Mahishmati 1123. A very large political unit containing
D. Badami several people who are different
1119. Placing events in chronological order of- A. Empire
ten helps historians
B. City State
A. locate events on a map.
C. Nation
B. see patterns over time.
C. take a global viewpoint. D. Town State
D. find encyclopedia articles.
1124. What is the word that means that a soul
1120. Wrote the book, Leviathan, during the is reborn after death?
English Civil War
A. paranormal activity
A. Hobbes
B. spiritualization
B. Rousseau
C. Montesquieu C. reincarnation
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1125. Who is considered to be the “father” or C. fire

founder of the Hebrew people? D. nature

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A. Abraham
1130. Mesopotamia is called the “cradle of civ-
B. Jesus ilization” because
C. King David A. many ideas and inventions used
D. Adam by other later civilizations came from
Mesopotamia
1126. Which of the following accurately de-
B. it was the world’s first civilization
scribes the Mongol Empire’s role in facili-
tating trans-Eurasian trade? C. none of the above
A. It imposed Mongol religious beliefs D. Both red and yellow
and practices on conquered peoples. 1131. Who led the Jews out of Egypt?
B. It reestablished the Silk Roads be- A. Jesus
tween East Asia and Europe.
B. Adam & Eve
C. It created a self-contained economic
system by banning non-Mongol merchants C. Moses
from its territories. D. King John
D. It developed a sophisticated bureau- 1132. There were two theories on what hap-
cracy staffed by talented Mongols. pened to the Indus Valley Civilization. The-
ory 2 states that climate change, flooding,
1127. Which of the following languages came
or a shift in the path of the Indus River
into existence after 1000 as the direct re-
caused a loss of crops which killed the peo-
sult of expanding global trade patterns?
ple or made them move. Which piece of
A. Arabic evidence below supports Theory 2?
B. Chinese A. Skeletons at Mohenjo-daro show evi-
C. Latin dence of violent deaths from warfare
D. Sanskrit B. Archeologists have found remains of
villages along dry riverbeds where the In-
E. Swahili dus River used to flow
1128. After the Agricultural Revolution, when C. The civilization disappeared around
people began living in civilizations, they the same time the Aryans arrived.
stopped D. none of above
A. Observing weather for patterns
1133. Why were the Sumerian city-states con-
B. Domesticating animals quered and reconquered by many out-
C. Following animals as they migrated siders?
D. Living in permanent homes A. The city-states lost favor with the
gods.
1129. Followers of Confucianism are known B. There were few natural barriers to
for worshipping keep invaders out.
A. ancestors C. The people were always rebelling
B. goddesses against their own cruel rulers

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D. The city-states focused only on farm- 1139. The desire and attempt to expand a
ing and trade and no longer maintained country’s territory
armies A. patriotism
1134. France was deep in debt because B. expansionism
A. money spent on the American Revolu- C. nationalism
tion D. colonialism
B. Marie Antoinette’s lavish spending
1140. Which of the following contributed the

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C. the 1st and 2nd estates did not pay most to the Ottoman Empire’s successful
taxes expansion in Europe and the Middle East
D. all of the above in the period from 1450 to 1600?
A. The Ottomans’ use of revenues from
1135. What are the names of the two major
transoceanic trade to build a powerful
rivers in China?
army
A. Tigris and Euphrates B. The Ottomans’ use of nomadic tribes
B. Indus and Ganges as cavalry troops
C. Yellow and Yangtze C. The Ottomans’ adoption of the latest
D. Nile and Yellow gunpowder and artillery technology
D. The Ottomans’ exploitation of Muslim
1136. The skills and knowledge used by peo- desire to avenge the crusades
ple to make tools and do work:
1141. Greek philosopher who believed every-
A. Farming
thing could be studied logically and was
B. Baking Plato’s student.
C. Artistic A. Aristotle
D. Technology B. Euclid
1137. Which European nation controlled C. Phidias
Haiti? D. Socrates
A. England 1142. A Dynasty was
B. France A. is the longest river in the world
C. Italy B. a long-lasting, paper-like material
D. Greece made from reeds
C. a series of rulers from the same family
1138. Select any reasons for exploration.
D. none of above
A. Find faster routes to different coun-
tries 1143. A time period of extended peace on the
B. To trade Silk Road..
C. To become famous A. Pax Mongolia
D. To spread religion B. Pax Romana
E. To take over new land and become C. Indian Ocean Pax
more powerful D. Convassarai

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1144. Which emperor united China under strict 1149. What is domestication?
laws and harsh punishments for crimes A. the process of changing plants/animals
against the state? to make them more useful to humans

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B. Shi Huangdi C. creation of something
C. Emperor Yu D. movement of people
D. Liu Bang 1150. L’Ouveture’s economic plan called for
1145. Which of the following is a factor in the A. importing goods
fall of the Roman Empire? B. export of crops
A. The political leaders became corrupt C. manufacturing
and began taking bribes. D. none of the above
B. The government did not have enough 1151. Mesopotamians developed mathemat-
money to pay the soldiers. ics based on the number
C. Less goods were sold and less food A. 10
grown and prices inflated.
B. 100
D. All of the above
C. 60
1146. Charlemagne united Western Europe D. 50
into an empire calling it the
1152. What organization was established to
A. Holy Roman Empire find critics of the Revolution by Robe-
B. Roman Empire spierre?
C. Carolingian Dynasty A. National Assembly

D. Byzantium Empire B. Committee of Public Safety

C. National Convention
1147. The Neolithic Revolution refers to the D. Estates General
time when early humans-
1153. The Egyptians used hieroglyphics the
A. masteredfire.
same way the Sumerians used
B. developed agriculture.
A. ideographs
C. migrated fromAfrica. B. calligraphy
D. organized governments C. cuneiform
1148. When reflecting on the beliefs of Ju- D. letters
daism, which one does NOT belong. 1154. Fill in the blank. Luther believed that
A. There is only one God. was how people would end up in
B. Justice should be tempered with heaven.
mercy. A. faith
C. The Sabbath (7th day) should be set B. indulgences
aside as a day of rest. C. good deeds
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1155. Which of the following did NOT increase B. They all believe in democratic govern-
the human population of a given area? ments.
A. Quipu C. They are all monotheistic world reli-
B. Champa rice gions.

C. Potatoes D. They all believe Jesus is the son of

God.
D. Three Field System
1161. How did feudalism distribute power

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1156. When the Akkadians conquered the city- through China.
states of Sumer, they created
A. All the noble families had to live in the
A. empire capital city
B. huge city-state B. Land was given to leading families to
C. nation rule over in exchange for loyalty
D. democracy C. Civil service tests were given to deter-
mine who could rule the land
1157. Islam, Christianity, and Judaism all hold D. Feudalism believed all people were
the belief that evil and could not be trusted
A. everyone is reincarnated.
1162. What word means an ancient Egyptian
B. worshipping multiple gods king?
C. anyone can be a religious leader A. Pharaoh
D. only one god should be worshipped B. Immortal
1158. What were some significant technolog- C. Homo Sapien
ical advances developed in Afro-Eurasia D. King
during Era 2 .
A. Pottery and Woven Textiles 1163. Legislative group in France prior to the
French Revolution that Louis had to meet
B. Plows and Irrigation with to raise taxes on the 3rd Estate:
C. Steam Ships A. Congress
D. Metallurgy and Bronze B. Estates General
E. Wheels C. National Assembly
1159. What is true about religion during the D. Old Regime
Aryan age?
1164. Early civilizations like Mesopotamia,
A. Christianity began to become popular. Egypt, India and China have one thing in
B. Most areas practiced Buddhism common
C. Most societies were monotheistic A. each civilization flourished despite
harsh desert conditions
D. It was very important to their society
B. we know little about them due to catas-
1160. What is a similarity between Judaism, trophic natural disasters
Christianity, and Islam? C. they were founded along rivers and
A. They are all Roman religions. fertile valleys

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D. their coastal locations allowed them to 1170. Christianity, Islam, and Judaism all orig-
trade with the Roman Empire inate in this region of the world.

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1165. The Indian subcontinent is part of the A. North America
continent of . . . B. South America
A. Africa C. Middle East
B. Europe D. India
C. Asia 1171. According to Martin Luther, what is ulti-
D. South America mate religious authority based upon?
A. The decisions of the Pope
1166. What is a place where members of a re-
ligious order practice a life of prayer and B. The Bible
worship? C. The actions of the priest
A. monarchy D. Personal emotions
B. chivalry
1172. Will you have a nice summer?
C. monastery
A. No
D. feudalism B. YA TE LA YOU KNOW
1167. This epic from India contains a story C. No pt.2
called the Bhagavad Gita. It describes D. Nel pastel
wars but also includes philosophy. It is
called 1173. Chinese term for paper money.
A. The Iliad. A. Flying Monkees
B. The Mahabharata. B. Flying Cash
C. The Odyssey. C. Bills of Exchange
D. The Ramayana. D. Bill of sale

1168. Which of the following civilizations in- 1174. Which of the following did the Maya and
fluenced the modern American government Aztec NOT share in common as part of their
system? culture?
A. Roman Republic A. The use of llamas for farming
B. Militaristic Sparta B. The use of math skills such as the con-
cept of zero
C. Dynastic China
C. The use of astronomy to create calen-
D. Egyptian Kingdom
dars
1169. What event in Europe helped to spur the D. The building of stone structures in
Haitian Revolution? their society
A. War of the Roses 1175. In what war did Athens and Sparta fight
B. French Revolution one another?
C. English Civil War A. Persian War
D. Russo-Japanese War B. Peloponnesian War

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C. Macedonian War C. History helps us appreciate the diver-

D. Greek Wars sity of people’s culture, customs, and tra-
ditions.
1176. The spread of the bubonic plague in the D. History suggests that the ideas of the
14th century best illustrates which theme people in the past are outdated.
of history
1181. Which of the following best shows ap-
A. cultural interaction
preciation to history?
B. economic structures

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A. Valuing others’ culture
C. human-environment interaction
B. Imposing your own religion
D. political structures
C. Forcing people to practice your faith
1177. What was one of the goals of the Coun- D. Engaging in movements that debunk
cil of Trent? other’s idea
A. To clarify Calvinist teachings
1182. A book that Montesquieu wrote was en-
B. To correct abuses in the Catholic titled
Church A. The Social Contract
C. To affirm the Lutheran beliefs in pre- B. Two Treatises of Government
destination
C. On the Spirit of the Laws
D. To win people over to Anglican beliefs
D. A Vindication of the Rights of Women
1178. It was believed that the king was the
link between Heaven and Earth during the 1183. What is a woman’s role or position in
an ancient Chinese family?
A. Xia dynasty
A. Head of household
B. Shang dynasty
B. Not argue with their husbands parents
C. Zhou dynasty
C. Monitor the childrens’ education
D. Quin dynasty
D. Be submissive to their husbands
1179. Which river system flows northward to-
1184. Marco Polo traveled along a vast trade
wards the Mediterranean Sea?
network that connected Europe & Asia
A. Tigris River called the:
B. Yellow River A. North American Free Trade Agreement
C. Nile River B. Caravan Route
D. Euphrates River C. Trans-Siberian Partnership
1180. Which of the following does not de- D. Silk Road
scribe the importance of history in our 1185. Which of the following did NOT occur
lives? during the Meiji Era of Japan’s history
A. History provides solutions to the prob- (1868-1905)?
lems in the present society. A. Japan adopted many western ele-
B. History helps us cope with the changes ments into their society such as attire, ar-
that are happening around us today. chitecture, and schools

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B. Japan built factories, telegraph lines, B. Navigation

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C. Japan engaged in industrialization but
D. Pyramid construction
did not engage in imperialism
D. Japan modernized their military based 1191. If the year now is 2000 CE, and an arti-
off European models fact is found that is 5, 000 years old, what
year was that artifact created?
1186. The art of ancient Rome shows strong
influences from which earlier civilization? A. 7000 BCE
A. Babylonian B. 3000 CE
B. Assyrian C. 3000 BCE
C. Egyptian D. 5000BCE
D. Greek
1192. Europeans were trying to find a water
1187. How did the growth of trade networks route to , by traveling through the
in the Middle East and northern Africa im- Ocean. They thought that this would make
pact Islam? their country rich with its silk, spices, and
treasures.
A. It decreased the importance of reli-
gion throughout the regions. A. Asia; Indian
B. It spread Islam throughout the re- B. America; Atlantic
gions. C. Antarctica; Southern
C. If forced the regions to ban Islam. D. Australia; Pacific
D. It isolated the regions from other cul-
tures. 1193. Why did the Indians choose not to chal-
lenge the caste system?
1188. Which events was the officially started
the French Revolution? A. It was part of their religious beliefs.

A. Storming of the Bastille B. It was part of their economic system.

B. Tennis Court Oath C. They were afraid of punishment in this
life.
C. Spanish Invasion
D. They liked the social class they were
D. Shooting at Lexington and Concord
born into.
1189. Which of these changes occurred during
the Renaissance? 1194. In the Sumerian form of writing,
A. The Church was all-powerful. A. paper made of linen was stretched
over wet clay
B. The Church’s power declined.
B. sharpened reeds made wedge shaped
C. Factories began using electricity.
marks on paper made from papyrus
D. Women gained equal rights with men.
C. symbols that looked like animals were
1190. Phoenician trade would have been drawn on clay tablets
MOST impacted by developments in D. harpened reeds made wedge-shaped
A. medicine marks on wet clay

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1195. The first area to undergo major industri- A. To enable state government to balance
alization in the United States (like it was their budgets.
in Britain) was:
B. To help developing nations to enhance
A. Steel their economy.
B. Computers C. Prevented any one nation from becom-
C. Textiles ing too powerful.
D. Railroads D. Prevented one branch of government

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from becoming too powerful.
1196. From the 1400’s-1700’s Europe experi-
enced the 1201. Which item did the British attempt to
A. Age of Imperialism sell in China to avoid losing all their sil-
ver?
B. Age of Exploration
A. Opium
C. Renaissance
B. Cotton
D. Protestant Reformation
C. Diamonds
1197. After the fall of the Western Roman Em-
D. Tobacco
pire, where become the center for Greco-
Roman Christianity?
1202. Which is an accurate comparison of the
A. Athens governments of Egypt and Mesopotamia?
B. Rome A. Both were theocracies.
C. Constantinople B. Both were democratic.
D. Athens C. Both were monarchies.
1198. Which of the following religions did not D. Both were monotheistic.
employ missionaries to spread their reli-
gion? 1203. Which valuable resource did India pos-
A. Islam sess which made it the “Crown Jewel of
the British Empire.”?
B. Christianity
A. Silk
C. Buddhism
B. Gold
D. Hinduism
C. Cotton
1199. What influenced the leaders of Latin
D. Tin
American independence movements?
A. the English Civil War 1204. The split of the church is known as
B. the French and Indian War what?

C. the Enlightenment A. The Crusades

D. the Crusades B. The Eastern Split
C. The Western Split
1200. What is the purpose of checks and bal-
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1205. The characteristics and knowledge of a C. Geographic

particular group of people (or their “way D. The Earth is flat
of life”) is:

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1211. extended the wall to protect against the
A. Religion
northern huns
B. Culture A. Wei
C. Government B. Song
D. Beliefs C. Qin
1206. Which of these are Sumerian inven- D. Han
tions? 1212. What economic changes did NOT re-
A. Plow sult from food surpluses in agricultural vil-
B. Wheel lages?
A. Specialization of labor leads to social
C. Sailboat
classes.
D. All of them
B. Traders profit from the exchange of
1207. who is the best fielder in the world? goods.

A. Jonty Rhodes C. Invention of the wheel and sail allow

traders to travel further.
B. Ricky Ponting
D. Paper bills are used to pay for labor
C. Herchelle Gibbs and goods.
D. Paul Collingwood 1213. Who is a religious person who devotes
1208. Where did early humans choose to set- their life to Christianity?
tle? A. Mercenary
A. Near the coastline B. Monk/nun
B. Near mountains C. Mission Viejo
C. Near rivers D. Mission Impossible

D. Near the deserts 1214. How did the Industrial Revolution affect
the cities?
1209. Which of the following led to the col- A. Made the crime rate decrease
lapse of the Aztec and Inca civilizations?
B. Led to an increase in farm workers
A. a series of crop failures
C. Make the cities cleaner and safer
B. a lack of military training
D. Led to an increase in population in the
C. disruption of overseas trade networks cities
D. conquest by foreigners 1215. Who were the first people to fight on
1210. What was the theory that said that the horseback?
Earth and all the planets revolve around A. Assyrians
the sun? B. Persians
A. Geocentric C. Egyptians
B. Heliocentric D. Chinese

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1216. Who led independence movements C. Sumer

in South America, beginning with D. Ziggurat
Venezuela?
A. Toussain L’Ouverture 1222. King and queen of France prior to the
Revolution
B. Father Miguel Hidalgo
A. Louis XVI
C. Simon Bolivar
B. Louis XIV
D. Napoleon Bonaparte

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C. Martha Stuart
1217. Roman Emperor made Christianity
the main religion of the Roman Empire. D. Marie Antoinette

A. Diocletian 1223. A government in which all citizens could

B. Galerius vote on all lawmaking decisions, is best
described as a/an ?
C. Constantine
A. Democracy
D. Augustus
B. Monarchy
1218. The Neolithic Revolution was followed
C. Oligarchy
by the
D. Tyranny
A. Ice Age
B. Paleolithic Age 1224. The dynasty that was the result of the
C. Mesolithic Age defeat of the Mongols and reuniting China.

D. Bronze Age A. Ming

B. Han
1219. The Code of Hammurabi is
C. Yuan
A. a popular rock band from the 1960’s.
D. Tang
B. the autobiography of a man named
Hammurabi. 1225. Sacred books that recorded Aryan
C. a code of written laws from ancient hymns, stories, poems and prayers are
Mesopotamia. called . . .
D. the way of life of the Hammurabi cult. A. Stupas

1220. In the age of imperialism, had the B. Guru

largest empire in the world. C. Buddha
A. Spain D. Vedas
B. Great Britain
1226. An archaeologist would most likely ex-
C. China plore
D. none of above A. a mountain range that forms the bor-
der of a geographic region.
1221. Where was a good place for farming in
the Middle East? B. a forest or other unpopulated area.
A. The Fertile Crescent C. the site of an ancient battle.
B. Nile River D. data about climate in a region.

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1227. Which one of these is part of the four C. Spread the teachings of Christ to peo-
noble truths? ple not aware of the religion

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A. Suffering is caused by selfish desire D. Spread their superior culture to other
B. Be kind to all people nations
C. Respect the ruler 1232. What does the professor mainly dis-
D. Consider having at least four kids min- cuss? Tip:imagine you are zooming out
imum like a camera. Look at all of your notes.
What is the BIG idea something that
1228. Which of these is the main feature of a all of your notes are about. Don’t pick a
patriarchal society? detail from only one part of the lecture.
A. People move up the social pyramid. A. The advantages and disadvantages of
B. Priests ad scribes have more power the Roman numeral system
than soldiers. B. The importance of the number zero in
C. Men control both public and private af- tracking commercial transactions
fairs C. How a new number system affected
D. Some social groups are much wealth- trade
ier than others. D. How a number system spread from
1229. Mohenjo-Daro was an Ancient India civ- one society to another
ilization that had an
1233. The process of creating an international
A. Starbucks network of trade, communication and cul-
B. advanced plumbing system ture.
C. elementary school A. globalization
D. swimming pool B. recession

1230. Line of rulers from the same family C. NAFTA

A. Legalism D. Multinatural cooperation

B. long Chinese line 1234. Who was the famous Chinese philoso-
C. filial piety pher?
D. dynasty A. Buddha
B. Siddartha Guatama
1231. Which of the following was the MAIN
reason, western industrial powers like C. Confucius
Great Britain, France, Russia, Germany, D. Kublai Khan
and the U.S. engaged in imperialism in the
19th century? 1235. Mesopotamians were the first to de-
A. Spread new scientific theories which velop a written language called
supported the superiority of the white Eu- A. hieroglyphs
ropean race
B. cuneiform
B. Gain more raw materials, resources
for industrial factories, as well as markets C. calligraphy
for surplus industrial goods D. alphabet

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1236. Which religion is NOT monotheistic? D. maps that help people study geogra-
A. Christianity phy

B. Buddhism 1242. An agreement between people and the

C. Islam government to give up some rights for
safety and protection
D. Judaism
A. Philosophers
1237. Which Greek city-state had a direct B. Democracy

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democracy?
C. Social Contract
A. Sparta
D. Divine Right of Kings
B. Athens
C. Corinth 1243. An intellectual movement that focused
on human potential and achievements
D. Delphi
A. Secular
1238. Which religion spread through trade B. Patrons
from India to East Asia and had many
gods? C. Merit

A. Hinduism D. humanism
B. Buddhism 1244. When the priests came from Europe to
C. Christianity the New World they changed the Native
Americans by making an effort to con-
D. Confucianism vert them to Christianity.
1239. Greece developed independent city- A. voyages
states because of its B. clothing
A. Government C. culture
B. Religion D. immunity
C. Geography
1245. In 313 AD, the Roman emperor Constan-
D. Economics tine published the Edict of Milan, which es-
1240. What body of water is located east of tablished
India A. the outlawing of Paganism in the em-
A. Indian Ocean pire

B. Arabian Sea B. the punishment for Roman soldiers

whom practice Christianity
C. Bay of Bengal
C. the removal of penalties for practicing
D. Ganges River Christians
1241. Which of the following is an example of D. the forbidding of practicing any reli-
a location? gion in the Roman Empire
A. rainfall on the side of a mountain range 1246. A small political unit which is a land
B. Los Angeles, California mass controlled by a central city.
C. population centers and main roads A. City State

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B. Town State B. Charles “The Hammer” Martel

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D. Empire D. Ivar the Skullsplitter
1247. Beginning in the 1630s and for the next 1252. Click all of the examples of domestica-
2 centuries, Japanese foreign policy in- tion
cluded all of these EXCEPT
A. training a horse to pull a cart
A. forbidding Japanese travel overseas
B. raising chickens for eggs
B. banning the import of books
C. learning how to control fire
C. careful control of Asian trade
D. training dogs to help people hunt
D. open trade with Europeans

1248. The ancient doctrine that justifies one’s 1253. Venice is an important city because
right to rule in ancient China. It also A. They did a lot of banking
gave justification for one’s rule to be
B. They had a large army
overthrown. Natural disasters and catas-
trophic events were read as signs of a C. They had many traders
forthcoming dynastic shift. D. They started the Black Death
A. Civil-Service Exam
1254. The of India, isolated the Indus
B. Mandate of Heaven River valley and allowed it to develop
C. Earth & Water without interruption.
D. Legalism A. political structure
1249. Which problem contributed most to the B. caste system
construction of the Great Wall during the C. city-states
Qin dynasty?
D. geography
A. Civil War
B. Foreign Invasion 1255. This Indian king expanded his empire by
conquering Kalinga, spread Buddhism, and
C. Trade Competition worked to improve life for his people.
D. High Unemployment
A. Elvis
1250. Which type of government system has B. King Tut
one ruler and the right to rule is inherited?
C. Asoka
A. Monarchy
D. Siddhartha Gautama
B. Oligarchy
C. Tyranny 1256. What did Peter the Great place a tax on
after his tour through Europe.
D. Dictatorship
A. Farms
1251. Who led the Norman invasion at the Bat-
B. Imported chocolate
tle of Hastings in 1066, which eventually
started the modern English monarchy? C. beards
A. Charlemagne D. weapons

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1257. Which is not a cause of the fall of Rome Middle Eastern, and East African mer-
A. Military defeats chants.

B. Corrupt politics 1262. Why does the professor mention domes

C. Fall in tax revenue in architecture?
D. Ample trade A. To point out a style of architecture that
was not spread by traveling merchants
1258. When humans first settled in farming
B. To emphasize that the speed at which
villages, their became more complex.

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cultural diffusion occurs can vary widely
A. governments
C. To give an example of a type of engi-
B. cultures neering that is only possible with the use
C. social systems of zero
D. none of above D. To explain that domes were invented in
Asia but were more popular in Rome
1259. How should a historian handle a source
which may be biased? 1263. What was the document that reestab-
lished the Catholic church in France when
A. hide the source
Napoleon took over?
B. erase the bias from the source
A. Concordant
C. agree with the bias
B. Preamble
D. be aware of the bias
C. Coup d’etat
1260. Which group most heavily influenced Ro- D. Clergy Agreement
man art and architecture?
A. Babylonians 1264. The Bubonic Plague contributed to-

B. Greeks A. The end of Medieval Society

C. Egyptians B. The Rise of the Renaissance
D. Persians C. The dominance of the Roman Catholic
church
1261. Which of the following is true of com-
D. The rise of France as a world super-
merce in the Indian Ocean during the time
power
period 1000-1450?
A. Chinese merchants dominated the 1265. The powerful kingdoms of ancient India
trade routes of the Indian Ocean. that controlled the subcontinent before the
conquest of the Mauryan Empire.
B. There was very little commercial activ-
ity in the Indian Ocean. A. Acropolis
C. Merchants from Europe dominated the B. Agora
trade routes of the Indian Ocean. C. Mahajanapada
D. Following the rise of the Mongols dur- D. Archaic
ing the thirteenth century, the volume of
Indian Ocean commerce fell sharply. 1266. Explorers from countries throughout Eu-
E. Indian Ocean commerce flourished rope set out in search of new routes to:
and was conducted by a mixture of Asian, A. Asia

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D. Africa 1272. Between 1250 and 1400, what played
the largest role in the increase of vol-
1267. Siddartha Gautama is know as
ume and geographical expansion of exist-
A. Vishnu ing trade networks?
B. Bhraman A. Economic incentives
C. Buddha B. Technological advances
D. Shiva C. The rise of empires and states
1268. The Mauryan & Gupta Empires were lo- D. The discovery of the new world by
cated where? Columbus
A. India 1273. Republican Rome functioned as an oli-
B. China garchy. Which means the power rested
with a
C. Persia
A. small group of plebeians
D. Russia
B. a group of citizens
1269. What did the first Protestants protest? C. king or emperor
A. Corruption in the Catholic Church D. military leader
B. The humanist philosophy
1274. The Council of Trent
C. Decrees by King Henry VIII
A. reaffirmed traditional Catholic teach-
D. The reformation of Christianity ings in opposition to Protest beliefs
1270. Which of the following is NOT a reason B. refers to the language of everyday
the Reformation began? speech in a particular region
A. People wanted the east and west por- C. said salvation was gained by having
tion of the Church to reunify. faith in God
B. People felt the Church concentrated D. brought peace to the religious wars of
too much on world pursuits. Europe
C. Many popes started wars and spent a 1275. All men over the age of 18 who own
lot of $. land may vote in elections.
D. Lower clergy members often could A. City-State
barely drink, gambled, and had were mar-
B. Democracy
ried.
C. Culture
1271. Athenians defended Greece against the D. none of above
attacks of Darius and the Persians, win-
ning what they perceived as their greatest 1276. A unique feature of Mohenjo Daro and
triumph at the Harappa were the
A. Battle of Sardis. A. streets laid out in a grid like fashion
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C. asphalt paved roads C. polluted

D. road signs D. none of above
1277. is a form of government that man-
1282. What was the name of the Special
ages through agencies.
Forces in Persia?
A. Monarchy
A. Immortals
B. Legalism
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C. Bureaucracy
D. Democracy C. Assyrians
D. Persians
1278. Why did the Persian Empire attack the
Greek city-states?
1283. Which of the following was the major
A. The Persian Empire wanted to stop contributing factor to the spread of the
democracy from spreading throughout plague to Cairo, Beijing, and Florence in the
the ancient world. fourteenth century?
B. The Persian Empire wanted to stop the A. Indian Ocean trade routes connecting
Greeks from colonizing their territory. South Asia to China, Southeast Asia, and
C. The Greeks wanted to stop dictator- Europe
ships from spreading through the ancient
B. Trade along the Mongol road system
world.
across Central Asia
D. The Greeks wanted to stop the Persian
from spreading their influence throughout C. The collapse of the Abbasid caliphate
the ancient world. D. African trade routes connecting sub-
1279. Who would write and record informa- Saharan Africa with Asia and Europe
tion?
1284. The change that led to all other changes
A. slaves in the Neolithic Revolution was the
B. scribes
A. movement away from eating only
C. farmers fruits and grains to eating meat.
D. craftspeople B. discovery of new technology.
1280. Complex society with cities, organized C. change in the method of obtaining
government and a system of writing. food.
A. cuneiform D. development of social structures.
B. civilization
C. technology 1285. Which group of dates are arranged in
chronological order?
D. city-state
A. 100 AD, 200 AD, 300 BC, 150 BC
1281. All four major river civilizations relied
on the water found in the rivers. B. 2010 CE, 2013 CE, 2014 CE, 2017 CE

A. fresh C. 450 BC, 200 BC, 100 AD, 98 AD

B. salt D. 1000BC, 300 BC, 400 BC, 10 AD

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1286. What is a method of training designed C. Persian

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A. Buddhism
B. Karma 1292. Division of labor or in jobs is the
breakdown of work into tasks or parts
C. Yoga and assigned to various people of groups
D. Nirvana for the purposes of efficiency.

1287. What were the main reasons the Span- A. Culture

ish wanted to come to the New World? B. Delegation
A. Peace, Love, Happiness C. Civilization
B. To get alpacas & avocados D. Specialization
C. To make friends with the Native Amer-
icans 1293. What is the correct order of the Caste
System?
D. God (spread Christianity), Gold, Glory
(get more land for Spain) A. Priests, Warriors/Rulers, profession-
als/merchants, land owners/servants
1288. Which of the following was NOT a way
governments encouraged economic devel- B. Warriors, professionals/merchant,
opment? landowners/servants, priests
A. Road C. land owner/servant, profession-
als/merchant, priest, warriors/rulers
B. Diasporic Communities
D. Professionals/merchant, land own-
C. Coinage
ers/servants, Warriors/rulers, priest
D. Caravanserai
1294. Which of the following factors con-
1289. What does democracy mean? tributed most to Manchu expansion in Asia
A. Rule by the people during the seventeenth and eighteenth cen-
B. Rule by a few turies?
C. Rule by the best A. The development of large trading com-
panies
D. Rule by a religious leader
B. The adoption of Buddhist beliefs
1290. What is the name of the holy book in
Islam? C. The military alliances with western Eu-
ropean states
A. the Torah
D. The use of cannons and gunpowder
B. the Qur’an
C. the Bible 1295. The shang social order had the ruler and
D. the Sunnah nobles at the top and in the middle.
A. Artists
1291. Over time the Byzantine Empire became
less Roman and more? B. Pictogrphs
A. Greek C. Jade
B. Latin D. Wariorr leaders

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1296. Which of the following is not monothe- 1301. Dharma was the belief of the following
istic EXCEPT
A. Hinduism A. idea that there could only be one ruler
B. Islam B. live an honorable life
C. Christianity
C. respect others
D. Judaism
D. promote good values
1297. What impact did Alexander the Great

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have on the territory he conquered? 1302. is a signficant trait of a civilization
A. They were taken over by ancient China because it keeps people safe and peaceful.
and were influenced by Chinese culture. A. Laws/Government
B. They were taken over by Egypt and
B. Arts & Culture
were influenced by the Egyptian culture.
C. They quickly forgot Greek legacy, cul- C. War
ture, and ideas. D. Writing
D. They were left with Greek legacy, cul-
ture, and ideas. 1303. The turning point of the America Revo-
lution came with the battle of This vic-
1298. If you come across a cultural practice tory was crucial for the continental army,
you disagree with while studying history, as it convinced the French to join the war
you should on the side of the Patriots.
A. never judge the behavior of others. A. Bull Run
B. disregard universal standards.
B. Saratoga
C. examine the historical context.
C. Yorktown
D. condemn it immediately.
D. Lexington
1299. What is a religion, based on the teach-
ings of an Indian prince that developed 1304. The area in the southern part of
in India in the 500’s BC, taught that all Mesopotamia was first called
suffering was caused by selfishness and
spread rapidly throughout Asia? A. Arabia
A. Buddhism B. Babylon
B. Catholicism C. Persia
C. Judaism D. Sumer
D. Hinduism
1305. The first people in Mesopotamia to build
1300. Which river is known as “the giver and irrigation canals were the
taker of life”?
A. Hittites.
A. Euphrates River
B. Nile River B. Sumerians.

C. Mississippi River C. Assyrians.

D. Red River D. Babylonians.

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1306. What is an illiad? 1311. Which of the three Classical Chinese dy-
A. The blind poet who wrote two famous nasties do most modern Chinese ethnically
consider themselves?

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epic poems.
B. A poem of Odysseus trying to return A. Zhou
home following the Trojan War. B. Shang
C. A poem of Achilles and the Trojan War. C. Han
D. A poem of the Trojan War. D. Qin

1307. What type of government is based off 1312. Egypt is on what Continent?
of religion? A. Africa
A. Monarchy B. Asia
B. Theocracy C. Europe
C. Fascism D. South America
D. Democracy
1313. Define “Golden Mean”.
1308. Chinese civil service system is based on A. To find balance in your life
what
B. To overindulge when eating
A. Confucianism
C. To perform for an audience
B. Legalism
D. To write on a daily basis
C. Taoism
D. Dynastic Cycle 1314. Which was NOT a geographic feature of
India?
1309. What was a cause and effect of the A. Hindu Kush
viking invasions between 800-1000 CE?
B. Arabian Sea
A. Their homeland was barren so they
raided the Europeans land for crops and C. Persian Gulf
wealth. D. Khyber Pass
B. They heard that Europe had no strong 1315. What sport does Mr. Mannix officiate
leader so they entered a peace treaty with
them. A. Football

C. They developed strong boats so they B. Baseball

wanted to test them out. C. Soccer
D. Their men had prepared for battle D. Swimming
since childhood and needed to fight to stay
out of trouble. 1316. What was the result of Isabella’s ef-
forts to bring religious unity to Spain?
1310. Sumerian who developed several laws A. Many talented people fled Spain.
A. Hammurabi B. Spain became a more tolerant country.
B. Darius C. Isabella became less powerful.
C. Caesar D. The people rebelled against the
D. Partiach Church.

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1317. Meso-American Pyramids were also de- A. Perspective

signed for
B. Greece and Rome
A. war
C. The Middle Ages
B. religious ceremonies
D. about 3 weeks ago
C. agriculture
D. farming 1323. What were two indirect (accidental) re-
sults of the Crusades? Same thing as

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1318. Why did nations want to be imperialis- asking how did the crusades help end the
tic? fuedalism
A. They wanted prestige among other na- A. trade and commerce increased and
tions the feudal system was strengthened
B. They needed more natural resources
B. trade and commerce declined and the
C. They needed more markets to sell in- feudal system was strengthened
dustrial goods
C. trade and commerce increased and
D. All of the Above the feudal system was weakened
1319. Mesopotamia means “ “. D. trade and commerce declined and the
A. land between two rivers feudal system was weakened

B. dry land that needs water 1324. Which Byzantine Emperor rebuilt the
C. plentiful and rich farmland majority of the Old Roman Empire?
D. HOT, HOT and HOT! A. Justinian

1320. Which of the following was NOT an ex- B. Constantine

ample of religious rejection of the material C. Diocletion
world?
D. Justin
A. Buddhist monks
B. Sufi mystics 1325. Sargon and the Akkadians created the
world’s first?
C. Christian monks
D. Shia Islam A. government
B. civilization
1321. This is a type of government where the
government has complete control of the C. trained armies
country. D. empire
A. Communism
1326. A reliable source of meat, milk, and
B. Socialism
wool resulted from the of animals.
C. Democracy
A. slaughter
D. Government
B. domestication
1322. Philosophers and painters of the Renais-
C. sale
sance and wanted to return to the times of
D. none of above

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1327. Archaeologists have found two large, 1332. What type of government did ancient
well-planned Indus Valley cities-Harappa Egypt have?
and

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A. Dictatorship
A. Mohenjo Daro. B. Monarchy
B. Brahmaputra. C. Theocracy
C. Sudra. D. Democracy
D. Ganges.
1333. How is a person’s social class deter-
1328. Damage to the environment, invasions, mined in a caste system?
and natural disasters probably led to A. By education
A. the belief in god B. By religion
B. the War of Harrapa C. By job
C. the decline of the Indus Valley civiliza- D. By wealth
tion
1334. What empire is known as the Golden
D. none of above
Age of Ancient India?
1329. Which statement about the early In- A. Gupta Empire
dus River valley civilization is an opinion
B. Mauryan Empire
rather than a fact?
C. Asoka Empire
A. Farmers grew a surplus of barley,
wheat, and dates. D. Guataman Empire
B. The Indus people developed a system 1335. What term means to be reborn many
of writing. times, each time into a new body?
C. Planned cities indicated a use of tech- A. Meditation
nology.
B. Substantiation
D. The Indus city-states were the most
C. Reincarnation
developed of the time period.
D. Dharma
1330. Muhammad showed he was a military
and political leader by 1336. The division of the Eastern Orthodox
church and Roman Catholic church is called
A. Spreading Islam into Northern Europe
A. A Schism
B. Taking part in the Crusades
B. The Separatist Movement
C. the conquest of Medina and Mecca
C. The Plague
D. Fleeing from Mecca
D. The Hajj
1331. Which Greek Civilization is attributed
with having built the Lion’s Gate? 1337. The Byzantine civilization had a cultural
that was derived from a variety of cul-
A. Minoans tures. Which of the following terms de-
B. Mycenaeans scribes this?
C. Athenians A. Cultural diffusion
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C. Cultural blending 1343. How did the plague first spread to hu-
D. Cultural halting mans?
A. Miasma (bad air)
1338. Why did Greece need to create colonies
surrounding the Mediterranean Sea? B. Dirty Water
A. Greeks created colonies because they C. Cat bites
lacked the resources they needed. D. Fleas on rats
B. Greeks created colonies to spread

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their style of government throughout the 1344. Greek for “old”; often considered a
ancient world. transitional period in ancient Greece.
C. Greeks created colonies to spread A. Acropolis
their religious beliefs to other ancient civ- B. Agora
ilizations.
C. Mahajanapada
D. Greeks did not have to create colonies
because they had plenty of resources. D. Archaic

1339. Pick a Chinese invention. 1345. Why did people settle in the Indus River
Valley?
A. School
A. to escape the Aryans
B. Paper
C. Flag B. irrigation, transportation, trade, com-
munication
D. Crackers
C. to see beautiful mountains
1340. What is the major Christian denomina-
D. the Brahman told them to
tion?
A. Protestant 1346. How is the location of Greece on the
Mediterranean Sea beneficial for trade and
B. Orthodox
expansion?
C. Jewish
A. Greece is located in Africa.
D. Roman Catholic
B. Greece’s water travel allowed traders
1341. is the mistaken belief that one cul- to reach many areas.
ture is superior to another.
C. Greece’s islands make it difficult to
A. nationalism travel.
B. global interdependence D. none of above
C. cultural diffusion
1347. How did Confucianism try to prevent
D. ethnocentrism corruption in the government?
1342. Which river did India’s civilization begin A. By giving land to noble families
near?
B. By not allowing anybody related to Qin
A. Ganges in the government
B. Indus C. By giving jobs to family members only
C. Brahamaputra D. Giving government positions to those
D. Mohenjo who earned it

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1348. The Tainos were 1353. Zheng He followed what religion?

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Domingue (Haiti) B. Buddhism
B. An ex-slave C. Islam
C. French born plantation owners D. Hinduism
D. Original inhabitants of Hispaniola 1354. A significant example of the interaction
among Indian, Arab, and European soci-
1349. What is the difference between a pri- eties by 1200 C.E. was the transfer of
mary source and an artifact? knowledge of
A. Primary sources are studied by archae- A. iron and copper mining techniques
ologists, artifacts are studied by histori-
B. the flying shuttle and spinning jenny
ans.
C. the science of optics and lens design
B. Primary sources are written sources,
artifacts are objects. D. numerals and the decimal system

C. Primary sources are made by people, E. gunpowder and cannons

artifacts are made by machines. 1355. is fine, windblown yellow soil
D. Primary sources are studied by histori- A. Loess
ans, artifacts are not. B. Clan
1350. Which did not end the Dark Ages C. Oracle Bone
A. 100 years war D. Yangzi
B. Crusades 1356. Silver is to Potosi as Gold is to
C. Black Death A. Mali
D. Discovery of America B. Egypt
C. India
1351. To create the farming surplus necessary
D. Arabia
for a civilization to develop, the two rivers
of the Fertile Crescent provided 1357. A series of rulers all from the same fam-
A. They were artisans ily is referred to as

B. They were farmers A. a kingdom

B. an empire
C. They were traders
C. a dynasty
D. They were government officials
D. the king’s list
1352. What is the code of conduct of Medieval
1358. Why is Muhammad an important figure
knights focusing on bravery and honor?
in Islam?
A. monarchy A. He is believed to be a god.
B. chivalry B. He divided Arabia.
C. monastery C. He is believed to be a prophet.
D. feudalism D. He made Islam polytheistic.

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1359. What is one of Geography’s themes? 1365. separates China from the west and pro-
A. Animals vide a natural barrier

B. chocolate A. Tibet of Pleau

C. planets B. Indus River Valley

D. location C. Himalaya Mountains

D. none of above
1360. The mongols are from where?

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A. Mongolia 1366. who was the most powerful king in in-
dia?
B. China
A. Ashoka Maurya
C. Japan
D. Korea B. Chandra Gupta Maurya
C. Prithviraj Chauhan
1361. Who was the head of the Roman
Catholic Church? D. Shivaji Bhosale

A. Patriarch 1367. The Chinese discoveries that made their

B. The noble way to Europe because of trade.
C. The Bishop A. gold, wheat, and camels
D. The pope B. steel, silk, compass and gunpowder
C. milk, gold, and compasses
1362. What did humans first make tools
from? D. steel, rudders, and porcelain
A. Fire
1368. The Portuguese introduced armed trad-
B. Stone ing in the Indian Ocean by requiring a pass
C. Dirt known as

D. Clay A. Cartaz
B. Cannon
1363. A form of government in which citizens
elect their leaders C. Casta
A. legion D. Castanet
B. republic 1369. Why was specialization so important to
C. patricians the development of ancient civilizations?
D. none of above A. It provided a variety of jobs resulted in
a variety of goods for trade.
1364. Who became the first Emperor of China
by uniting warring kingdoms? B. It provided no food for ancient civiliza-
tions.
A. Wudi
C. It was a method of hunting and gather-
B. Shi Huangdi ing.
C. Confucius D. It was a way for all ancient civilizations
D. Han to keep records of the past.

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1370. Trade city in Western China that was a C. Shudras

popular trading post on the Silk Road from
D. Vaishyas
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A. Kashghar 1375. A schism is a
B. Samarkand A. Creation of multiple popes
C. Bactria B. Disagreement between Lords and
D. Beijing Knights
C. Weakening of an Islamic Caliphate
1371. -Smallpox Outbreak Kills Millions-
Spanish Conquistadors Welcomed as gods- D. formal division or split over differ-
Advanced Weapons Easily Defeat Mighty ences in beliefs
Native WarriorsWhat event are the head-
lines describing? 1376. What state did the U.S. buy from Rus-
sia?
A. the decline of the Germanic barbarians
B. the decline of the Roman Empire A. Hawaii

C. the decline of the Aztec and Inca Em- B. California

pires C. Alaska
D. the decline of the West African King- D. Florida
doms
1377. Why might someone use the follow-
1372. Which is a “habit of mind” useful for ing statement to describe a connection be-
studying history tween Rome and the US:“The US owes
A. asking your history teacher for all of more to Roman culture than to any other
the answers civilization that has ever existed”?
B. keeping your focus exclusively on a sin- A. The Romans were the people that dis-
gle region covered the Americas in 1492.
C. making judgments based on universal B. The Romans provided the money to
standards start the US government.
D. looking for global patterns over time C. The Romans provided a framework of
and space government and law for our founding fa-
1373. What is the island located directly south thers.
of India? D. The Romans were the people who de-
A. Madagascar veloped the first working democracy led
by citizens.
B. Bengal
C. Sri Lanka 1378. The Orthodox Church (Eastern Church)
D. Pakistan conducted church services in:
A. Latin
1374. Which of the following means ‘the war-
riors’ B. Greek
A. Brahmins C. English
B. Kshatriyas D. Spanish

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1379. The is the divine right to rule D. Ionian Greece fell to the Persians.
A. Mandate of Heaven 1385. Of the three solas of the Reformation,
B. Dynastic Cycle “sola fides” means
C. Civil Service System A. only the Bible
D. Filial Piety B. only grace

1380. What item was traded by the Chinese? C. only works

D. only faith

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A. silk
B. tea 1386. The political philosophy that grants
C. porcelain power to the whole rather than the minor-
ity. While not all citizens have the same
D. all of these items rights, no one is left in political obscurity
1381. The social institution that was most due to poverty. Under this system pri-
damaged in the public’s mind because of vate lives are left generally unregulated
the plague was while public life is under scrutiny of the
law which was developed by the majority
A. the government of citizens.
B. the schools A. Democracy
C. the markets B. Legalism
D. the church C. Earth & Water
1382. Which person helped spread Christianity D. Mandate of Heaven
after the death of Jesus.
1387. How did the geography of Greece im-
A. Luke pact settlement and government?
B. John A. The mountains separated the city-
C. Matthew states allowing each to form their own
D. Paul unique culture and form of government.
B. The river valleys brought all of the
1383. North America is a/an: city-states into one region causing conflict
A. Political Region over land.
B. Island C. The mountains pushed all of the city-
C. Country states to form in the center of the Greek
peninsula causing conflict over land.
D. Continent
D. The extensive river valleys allowed all
1384. How did the Persian War affect the of the Greek city-states to form their own
balance of power among the Greek city- unique government and culture.
states?
1388. What is the name of this class?
A. The city-states came away equal in vic-
tory. A. US History
B. Sparta rose as Athens fell in power. B. World History
C. Athens dominated over other city- C. French History
states. D. European History

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1389. What two things did the Aryan society 1394. Which factor led to the rise of
focus on? Napoleon?

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A. Raising animals A. Political instability
B. Trading B. rise of immigrants from Austria
C. Conquering neighboring areas C. rising bread prices
D. Farming D. exile of Louis XVIII

1390. earliest attempt by the Romans to cre- 1395. Greece influenced Rome in all of the fol-
ate a code of law lowing EXCEPT
A. constitution A. Language
B. the twelve tables B. Christian Religion
C. patriarchal society C. Art/ Architecture
D. none of above D. Philosophy
1391. According to Hinduism, what is the ef-
1396. First Roman Emperor and nephew of
fect of good or bad actions have on the
Julius Caesar
soul called?
A. Ptolemny
A. Dharma
B. Marc Anthony
B. Karma
C. Marcus
C. Nirvana
D. Augustus
D. Ahimsa

1392. The time period in the Islamic faith 1397. What religion studies from the Quran
where believers fast for a month from sun- and the holy teachings of Allah?
up to sun-down is called what? A. Christianity
A. Christmas B. Islam
B. Rosh Hashanah C. Monotheism
C. Ramadan D. Judaism
D. Yom Kippur
1398. Which best describes the influence of
1393. The only city-state of ancient Greece the Church during the Middle Ages?
with a professional army. Military train- A. A child from almost every family be-
ing was mandated for all male citizens. came a monk or nun in the Church
They are also known for ivory carvings
and bronze statuary. B. The Church encouraged people of
other religions to settle in Europe
A. Athens
C. Church officials and kings worked sep-
B. Sparta arately to govern countries
C. Crete
D. Daily life in villages and towns re-
D. Thales volved around the Church

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1399. A famous European traveler who went 1404. A person with good Karma will be rein-
to China? carnated into a
A. George Washington A. New Job
B. Kublai Khan B. Lower caste
C. Genghis Khan C. Higher caste
D. Marco Polo D. Unicorn

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1400. The name of the Persian communication 1405. The Great Schism was?
network
A. Break in the Christian Church
A. Royal Roads
B. Break is the Islamic faith
B. Silk Road
C. Break in the Roman Empire
C. Roman Road
D. Break in the Hindu faith
D. Greek Roads
1406. This absolute monarch weakened his no-
1401. What is polytheism? bles by forcing them to live with him and
occupied them with ridiculous tasks.
A. an amphibian with many legs
A. Phillip II
B. the worship of many gods
B. Louis XIV
C. the worship of one god
C. Frederick the Great
D. the worship of no god/gods
D. James II
1402. Who attempted to reestablish educa-
tion, became sole ruler of his kingdom, and 1407. The Roman Catholic Church (Western
was eventually crowned emperor by Pope Church) conducted church services in:
Leo II?
A. Latin
A. Charles de Gaulle
B. Greek
B. Charlie Brown
C. Spanish
C. Charlemagne
D. English
D. Charles Barkley
1408. Which of the following is NOT consid-
1403. The aim of the civil service examination ered one of the 5 characteristics of a Civi-
system in Ancient China was to lization?
A. limit government appointments to the A. Advanced technology to help meet peo-
aristocracy ple’s needs and solve problems
B. open government service to all tal- B. Complex institutions like governments,
ented and able people organized religion, and economic struc-
tures
C. make it possible for women to serve in
the government C. An organized military for protection.
D. make it difficult for anyone to work in D. Writing, or some other form of record-
the government keeping

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1409. What was one of the major things that B. Steam Engine
Chandra Gupta accomplished?
C. Astrolabe/ Compass

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A. Created ruthless rules
D. Metal Ships
B. Built the Taj Mahal
C. He took over most of India’s temples 1415. Many early civilizations were called
riverine cultures because they developed
D. Found the Mauryan Empire
near rivers. How did the rivers contribute
1410. The ideas presented by Martin Luther to the survival of these civilizations?
during the Reformation differed from tra- A. They were a power source for mechan-
ditional Catholic teachings by stressing ical devices such as waterwheels.
that salvation could be gained solely by
B. They provided a route for transporting
A. good works goodsto other civilizations.
B. proselytizing for the church C. They provided a fresh water supply
C. performing works of charity and rich soil for growing food.
D. faith D. They formed protective barriers
around civilizations.
1411. Who were the Sans-Culottes?
A. Foreigners 1416. Voltaire was a big believer in which of
B. the common people of Paris the following?

C. the Clergy A. Freedom of Speech

D. The Estates General B. People are born wicked

1412. The world have continents. C. People are born free and equal

A. 6 D. The social contract

B. 8 1417. Under the Han Dynasty, people took a
C. 7 Civil Service Exam. This allowed them to
D. none of above
A. go to college
1413. What is Sanskrit?
B. buy a house
A. a language spoken by early Aryans
C. enter the secret service
B. a collection of stories that has cultural
value D. get a good job with the government
C. a community made up of many family
1418. Which geographic features determined
members
the location of the early civilizations of
D. a group of people who migrated from Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, and India?
Central Asia
A. oceans and coastlines
1414. Which of the following made explo-
B. rivers and valleys
ration possible? CHOOSE ALL THAT AP-
PLY. C. fertile soils and plains
A. Caravel D. rainy seasons and forests

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1419. The “ten lost tribes” were 1424. What happened at the Storming of the
A. scattered Isralite tribes Bastille?

B. the Sea Peoples A. When French women stormed the

palace.
C. ten ancient cities
B. A period of mass executions.
D. Egyptian traders
C. Storming of the French prison.End of
1420. What is reincarnation? the French Revolution.

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A. The belief that one’s soul is reborn into D. Peasants storm a French prison. Be-
the next life based on the actions of your ginning of French Rev.
present life
1425. Which of the following is an example of
B. Your soul is gone forever
a primary source?
C. The reward for your life force
A. textbook
D. The belief that if you do something bad,
B. encyclopedia
you’ll be rewarded
C. photograph
1421. What are TWO reasons that historians
haven’t studied diseases much? Because D. article

1426. What new branch of Christianity re-

A. Diseases are part of science, not his- sulted from Luther’s ideas and the 95 The-
tory ses?
B. Diseases are NOT an example of peo- A. Catholicism
ple changing history (human agency)
B. Protestantism
C. Diseases have been seen as signs of
C. Eastern Orthodox
divine will or wrath
D. Jesuits
D. Diseases have not been seen as impor-
tant enough to study 1427. How was the writing system of the
1422. Feudalism developed mainly because Shang similar to that of Sumer?

A. the monarchy was too powerful A. Both used letters to represent sounds

B. the Catholic Church was failing B. Both began writing as a way to predict
the future
C. people needed protection
C. Both used pictographs
D. King John created it
D. Both began writing as a way to keep
1423. the group that gave up their nomadic track of trade
lifestyle for farming in the process of set-
tling in India 1428. Why did hunter gatherers migrate?
A. Olmec A. To make better tools
B. Aryans B. To explore the river valleys
C. Ganges C. To find food
D. none of above D. To find better shelter

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1429. Which is not an invention of the Tang 1434. Which physical feature is to the North of
and Song China and protects them from invaders?

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A. Paper money A. Himalayan Mts
B. Moveable type B. Pacific Ocean
C. Printing press C. Gobi Desert
D. Compass D. Yellow River

1430. Which accomplishments are associated 1435. The two rivers that flow through
with the Gupta Empire? Mesopotamia are the and rivers.

A. adoption of democracy and construc- A. Nile and Huang He

tion of the Pantheon B. Euphrates and Tigris
B. defeat of the Roman Empire and adop- C. Yellow and Huang He
tion of Christianity
D. Indus and Nile
C. establishment of Pax Mongolia and
founding of a Chinese dynasty 1436. Johann Gutenberg invented the printing
press. Which of the following resulted
D. use of Sanskrit language and develop-
from this invention? CHOOSE ALL THAT
ment of the concept of zero
APPLY.
1431. The Code of Hammurabi was a major A. Printing became faster, easier, and
contribution to the development of civiliza- cheaper.
tion because it B. Books became more plentiful and af-
A. treated citizens and slaves equally fordable.
B. ended all physical punishment C. Increased literacy.
C. recorded existing laws for all to see D. Caused people to question politics and
religion.
D. rejected the principle of filial piety
1437. Which government has the leader as the
1432. successor to Muhammad head of the religion
A. Umayyad A. Democracy
B. Sufis B. Theocracy
C. Sultan C. Oligarchy
D. caliph D. Monarchy

1433. Farmers grew millet and wheat along 1438. Which Religious Empire saved Ancient
the or yellow river. Greek and Hieroglyphics
A. Hang he A. Christian
B. Gobi B. Hindu
C. Xia C. Islam
D. Artists D. Buddhist

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1439. How many years are in a decade? C. There was no protection from inva-
A. 10 sions.

B. 100 D. The weather is hot and dry.

C. 1, 000 1445. During the Middle Ages, how did
D. 100, 000 Catholic religious leaders influence the
kings and lords of Europe?
1440. Pre-Roman peoples A. the church usually had bishops and car-

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A. Aryans dinals made into kings
B. Balkans B. the church had control over most of Eu-
C. Ottoman Turks rope’s food supply
D. Etruscans C. the church had an army larger than any
other feudal army
1441. Thr Roman Big Boss
D. the church taught that it had authority
A. Plebian over every person
B. Preiest
1446. What principles from the Roman “rule
C. King of law” do we use in our legal system to-
D. Emperor day?
A. Treat others the way you want to be
1442. Which two innovations did the Romans
treated.
create to advance architecture?
B. Everyone is equal under the law, and
A. Which two innovations did the Romans
is entitled to justice.
create to advance architecture?
C. Treat others nicely only if they are nice
B. Columns and domes
to you.
C. Arches and concrete
D. Everyone is not equal, and some citi-
D. Arches and columns zens are above the law.
1443. The Pax Romana was a period of 1447. What reflects a person’s knowledge, be-
A. war and disorder liefs, customs, and values?
B. peace, unity, & accomplishments that A. Agriculture
lasted nearly 200 years. B. Culture
C. distrust & conflict between emperors C. Domestication
& the Senate.
D. Artifact
D. conquests & fights for control of the
empire. 1448. A is an advanced state of intellec-
tual, cultural, and material development
1444. Which one was NOT a limitation of in human society, marked by progress in
Sumer’s environment? the arts and sciences, the extensive use of
A. Tall mountains kept the Sumerians iso- record keeping, including writing, and the
lated from other cultures. appearance of complex political and social
B. The flooding of rivers was unpredicat- institutions.
ble. A. Dynasty

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B. Culture 1454. What civilization was the first to invent

C. Civilization the wheel, the chariot and the sailboat?

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A. Egyptian
D. Empire
B. Mesopotamian
1449. Martin Luther’s main complaint was C. Chinese
against what?
D. Indus
A. Inquisitions
1455. Your mother and father are both serfs.
B. Indulgences
If you save your money and work hard,
C. The Bible you will most likely become:
D. Ice Cream A. A lord
B. A knight
1450. Which ancient civilization was greatly
influenced by the religious ideas of India? C. A vassal
A. Rome D. A serf
B. China 1456. is the study of the writing of his-
tory. A look in to why historical narratives
C. Egypt
change over time.
D. Greece
A. global interdependence
1451. What did Pope Urban II encourage all B. history
Christians to do? C. epistemology
A. Choose a different holy land. D. historiography
B. Kill all Christians who did not recognize
1457. Pastoral nomads are similar to settled
him as God’s representative on Earth.
farmers in that they both:
C. Convert all other religions to Christian- A. Grow crops
ity.
B. Settle into larger communities
D. Begin a war to capture Jerusalem
C. Have job specialization
1452. Which of these are correct in Athens D. Domesticate animals
rules/laws.
1458. Similar to problems faced by China dur-
A. Limited democracy ing its Self-Strengthening Movement, The
B. No slaves Ottoman Tanzimat Reforms were slow to
progress because of
C. Women had rights
A. Marxists intellectuals swaying public
D. Women had no rights
opinion
1453. Roman Aristocrracy B. Worker protest over industrial work
conditions
A. Tribune
C. Lack of access to industrial resources
B. Assesmbly
and foreign investment
C. Plebians D. Traditional elites hindering its
D. Patricians progress to save their privilege and status

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1459. A city that appeared around 2500 B.C. 1464. The trade of which two products shaped
in the Supe River of Peru, in which stone the early history of North and West
buildings were used for official business, Africa?
as apartment buildings, and as grand resi-
A. ivory and salt
dences, was
A. Caral B. salt and gold

B. Harappa C. silk and gold

D. spices and ivory

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C. Teotihuacan
D. Monte Alban
1465. Because of intense farming, civilizations
1460. Greek for “gathering place.” A cen- required more people to live in an area,
tral area of the Greek Polis where citizens which of the following developed:
could meet, participate, and discuss public A. Culture
life such as:politics, the economy, culture,
and religion . B. Law
A. Acropolis C. Written Language
B. Agora D. All of these
C. Mahajanapada
1466. Periods of rule in China were known as
D. Archaic

1461. The deaths of infants and children under A. Dynasties

five in a specific country
B. Eras
A. child mortality
C. Periods
B. pandemi
C. epidemic D. Ages

D. population density 1467. As villages grew into cities, social or-

ganization became more complex. People
1462. Important long-term contributions of
were ranked according to
Ancient Greek and Roman civilizations are
primarily found in the area of A. their religious beliefs.
A. Military technology B. their jobs.
B. Religious doctrine C. their political affiliations.
C. Economic policy and planning
D. their family lineage.
D. Government and law
1468. Egyptian society, with the god-king at
1463. As emperor, who move the Roman em-
the top, was organized like
pire’s capital to Constantinople?
A. a pyramid
A. Alaric
B. Constantine B. the Nile River
C. Diocletian C. hieroglyphic script
D. Theodosius D. Upper and Lower Egypt

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1469. How did Chandragupta’s and Asoka’s 1473. What advantage did Muslim merchants
approaches to ruling differ? have over their European and East Asian
counterparts?

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A. Chandragupta was a benevolent
leader, while Asoka used military force. A. Muslim merchants enjoyed exclusive
B. Chandragupta relied on force while use of camels for long-distance caravans
Asoka ruled by example. B. Islam’s comparatively stronger belief
C. Chandragupta and Asoka promoted system gave it a competitive edge when
the spread of Buddhism in India. dealing with Christians and Buddhists
D. Chandragupta and Asoka were very C. Islam’s central position between Euro-
similar in their leadership styles. pean and East Asian markets facilitated
1470. What would be different about modern their exchanges with both regions
society if the Neolithic Revolution had not D. Muslim navigation skills and technol-
occurred? ogy far exceeded those of East Asians and
A. The human population would be much Europeans
more numerous.
1474. The Columbian Exchange was the ex-
B. All societies would be ruled by monar-
change of between the Old World and
chs.
the New World.
C. People would not live in large towns
and cities. A. men and ships for exploring
D. People would not use tools to do work. B. money for items

1471. Qing dynasty powerless to keep out for- C. products, ideas, plants, animals and
eigners. diseases
A. China D. buying goods from Africa
B. Japan
1475. The Renaissance refers to the rebirth
C. Both of classical knowledge, that is, knowledge
D. none of above from which two ancient empires?
1472. What is the main reason why Martin A. Mesopotamian and Egyptian
Luther wrote his 95 Theses? B. Greek and Persian
A. He was upset about the split between
C. Roman and Greek
the eastern and western portions of the
Church. D. Roman and Egyptian
B. He was angry about the treatment of
the poor by the Church because he felt 1476. What was the name given to the topics
that they were mostly ignored. of debate with the Catholic Church posted
by Martin Luther?
C. He was angered that lower clergy got
paid so little since they were the ones do- A. 88 Theses
ing most of the hands on work. B. 95 Theses
D. He was angered by the selling of indul-
C. 99 Theses
gences and how it convinced people they
could buy their way to heaven. D. None of the above

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1477. How many Oceans (in the world) are B. agriculture

there? C. irrigation
A. 2 D. aqueduct
B. 5
1482. Both Harappa and Mohenjo Daro were
C. 7 well planned cities. What inference can
D. 9 you make about the people who lived in
the Indus Valley?

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1478. How have the ideas of Confucius im-
A. They all wanted the cities to be identi-
pacted modern Chinese society?
cal
A. Confucianism provided an explanation B. They had difficulity completing task
to life and the universe and gave people a
reason for “being.” C. They were intelligent and talented

B. Confucianism assumed that all people D. They knew how to deal with monsoons.
will not desire to choose good or evil, they 1483. What test performed by archaeologists
must be manipulated for their own good. was used to analyze fossils and artifacts?
C. Confucianism taught duty to family and A. Domestification
his ideas helped open up government jobs
B. Fossilizing
to people with talent.
C. carbon dating
D. Confucianism began in Northern India
and followers believed that they must be D. Endopretodosis
manipulated for their own good. 1484. Many of the traditions of Islam were in-
1479. What does it mean to organize events fluenced by which other religions?
in chronological order? A. Hinduism and Judaism
A. To organize events in a random order. B. Buddhism and Judaism
B. To organize events in time order. C. Christianity and Judaism
C. To organize events according to my D. Zoronastrianism and Judaism
own order.
1485. The Black Death was spread by which
D. To organize events in order of popular- of the following methods?
ity. A. Kissing!
1480. The two major river systems of ancient B. By sharing a cup
Mesopotamia. C. It was air born
A. Tigris & Euphrates D. Fleas on rats
B. Indus & Nile
1486. were wealthy white Spanish resi-
C. Earth & Water dents of Latin America who were born in
D. Crete the Spanish colonies
A. Mulattos
1481. What is the term that means controlling
water for farming? (for example, farmers B. Creoles
dug canals to bring water to crops) C. Mestizo
A. isolation D. Peninsulares

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1487. What did Zheng He accomplish? 1492. Acient Mesopotamians traded with
A. He conquered Japan A. India and Egypt

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C. He spread spread Confucianism C. Japan and Australia

D. He expanded China’s political influ- D. Only traders from Egypt.

ence 1493. Who built the Hanging Gardens of Baby-
lon?
1488. Nationalist leader who unified Germany
through “Blood & Iron” A. Hammurabi

A. Otto Von Bismarck B. Sargon

C. Nebuchadnezzar
B. Nelson Mandela
D. Nabopolassar
C. Adam Smith
D. Joseph Stalin 1494. The strongest unit of fighters in the an-
cient Persian army.
1489. This type of government is ran by the A. Immortals
people . B. Philosopher
A. Socialism C. Sparta
B. Communism D. Oracle Bones
C. Democracy 1495. Which of these is an accurate description
D. Government of the Gupta Empire in ancient India?
A. They defeated Alexander the Great to
1490. What was the name given to the split in
unify all of India.
the Christian Church
B. hey conquered the Maurya Empire us-
A. Great Schism
ing Chinese war techniques.
B. Schism C. They came to power because of the dis-
C. Divided Church ruption caused by the Mongols.
D. none of above D. They were known for religious toler-
ance, active trade and great wealth.
1491. The Four Noble Truths teach that
1496. Allah is the Arabic word for-
A. everyone suffers from the desire for
A. Submission
material things, but overcoming these de-
sires will bring suffering to an end. B. God
B. special techniques can be used to har- C. Journey
ness spiritual energy and achieve nirvana D. Fasting
in a single lifetime.
1497. who was the first peshwa?
C. harming animals in any way is morally
A. Tanaji
wrong.
B. Savlya Tandel
D. all people must respect the elder mem-
bers of their family and care for children C. Moropant Pingle
with loving kindness. D. Baji Rao I

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1498. Which of the following societies en- 1503. the incident that sparked the French
gaged in extensive maritime trade well Revolution was
beyond their borders in the fifteenth cen-
A. Bread Riots
tury?
A. Mesoamericans in the Pacific Ocean B. Storming of the Bastille prison by the
Third Estate
B. Bantu peoples in the Indian Ocean
C. economic conditions
C. Chinese in the Indian Ocean
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D. Russians in the Pacific Ocean
1499. The expansion of communication and 1504. Mali rose to power when this leader
trade networks in Afro-Eurasia from 600 was the king:
C.E. to 1450 C.E. resulted in the spread of
A. Tunka Manin
which of the following from South Asia?
A. Military weaponry, such as iron-tipped B. Sundiata
spears and chariots C. Sunni Ali
B. Technological and scientific concepts, D. Askia the Great
such as the decimal and zero
C. Irrigation technologies, such as ce- 1505. One of the most powerful dynasties of
ramic pipes ancient China.
D. Textile manufacturing processes, such A. Shang
as the spinning jenny
B. Xia
1500. What was the Silk Road?
C. Chin
A. Road that led to downtown China
D. Huang He
B. Trading highway in modern day India
C. Trade network between Europe & Asia 1506. Which problem did ancient Mesopotami-
D. Road made of silk fabric ans have to solve first in order to protect
their cities and fields?
1501. Who claimed to have been awakened
and saw the world in a new way? A. how to control flooding
A. Buddhist B. how to prevent wind erosion
B. Catholics C. how to build bricks when they had no
C. Brahmans timber or stone
D. Hindus D. how to defend against attacks from
traders
1502. This was the period in Western Euro-
pean history between the collapse of the 1507. Hominid
Roman Empire and the Renaissance.
A. A tribe of people
A. Byzantine Empire
B. Middle Ages B. Weird species of an animal

C. Renaissance C. A type of food

D. Fall of Rome D. Any various primaries or the family

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1508. How was trade along the Silk Road ef- large wall protected it on the fourth side.
fected under the Mongol Empire? Later, a huge chain was strung across the
city’s harbor for greater protection. Sur-

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A. Mongols made them safer for mer-
chants prise attacks were not easily carried out
on Constantinople.According to the text,
B. Mongols hated the trade routes what THREE features of Constantinople
C. It was unaffected made it easy to defend?
D. Trade spread ideas not luxury goods A. Location on a peninsula
B. a large wall
1509. The Greek governments of the Hellenic
period largely consisted of C. a bridge with a gate
A. city-states D. a chain across the harbor
B. regional kingdoms. E. location in a valley
C. a unified empire under a single ruler. 1514. Why is the Huang He/Yellow River also
D. feudal vassals loosely controlled by a known as “China’s Sorrow.”
single ruler. A. Hurricane force winds
1510. The king of the Roman gods and god- B. Tsunami’s
desses was C. Catastrophic Flooding
A. Neptune D. none of above
B. Apollo 1515. Which of the following is NOT one of the
C. Jupiter reasons/ideas behind imperialism?
D. Romulus A. Military Needs

1511. Which Atlantic Revolution took the B. To isolate your country from the rest of
longest to occur? the world.
C. Cultural Superiority
A. Latin American
D. Nationalism
B. Haitian
C. French 1516. in cricket who is the best keeper in the
world?
D. American
A. Adam Gilchrist
1512. is the concept that nations must de-
B. Ms Dhoni
pend on an cooperate with each other for
survival. C. Kumar Sangakara
A. nationalism D. Rishabh Pant
B. global interdependence 1517. Which civilization is known as the “Fer-
C. cultural diffusion tile Crescent”?
D. multiculturalism A. Mesopotamia
B. Indus Civilization
1513. Constantinople was also easy to defend.
Lying on a peninsula, the city was pro- C. Athens
tected on three sides by the sea, and a D. Mauryan Empire

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1518. In the period 900 to 1500 C.E., the Ot- D. China was controlled by religious lead-
tomans and the Aztecs were similar in that ers who chose the emperor
both peoples were
A. isolated from the major Eurasian trade 1520. Which of the following was NOT an
routes achievement under the Guptas during the
golden age in India?
B. nomadic groups that migrated to al-
ready settled regions and conquered A. advances in mathematics, including
them numerals and the decimal system

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C. politically unified by the adoption of a B. collected folk tales and songs
monotheistic religion recorded in the Sanskrit language
D. able to dominate other societies with C. medical advances, including vaccinat-
large horse-mounted armies ing against diseases
1519. Which of these accurate describes the D. creation of a uniform system of writing
political status of China in Marco Polo’s used throughout India
time?
A. China was under foreign influence by 1521. It is the world’s smallest continent.
European commercial interests A. Europe
B. China was experiencing a series of B. Africa
civil wars led by regional warlords
C. Oceania/Australia
C. China was under the control of Mongol
rulers D. Asia

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1. Where is “Pushkar Fair” held? C. Tiller of the Soil
A. Jodhpur D. Journey’s End
B. Ajmer
4. Christmas is believed to be the birthday of
C. Jaipur
D. Udaipur A. Jesus Christ
2. It has 30 rock-cut cave monuments date B. Lord Ram
back from 2nd century BCE to the 600 CE.
C. Krishna
A. Phenom Cave
D. None
B. Sigiriya Cave
C. Ajanta Cave 5. Which painting uses a gesso paste and
D. Angkor Cave gold file to give it a life-like effect?
A. Mysore
3. Which of the following was NOT painted
by Abanindranath Tagore B. Tanjore
A. Passing of Shah Jahan C. Karagattam
B. Bharat Mata D. Tholu Bommalata

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6. Which among the following city was C. Christian

given as guru dakshina by Pandavas Guru
D. Muslim
Dronacharya?

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A. Rawalpindi 12. The art of making designs or patterns on
B. Nainital the walls or on the floor of the house.

C. Hastinapur A. Rangoli
D. Gurgaon B. Diwali

7. Who is Angkor Wat dedicated to? C. Ajanta

A. Buddha D. Taj Mahal

B. Vishnu 13. What does Angkor Wat recreate the image
C. Shiva of?
D. Suryavarman II A. Mount Meru, home of the gods
8. The period where the image of Shiva, the B. Pisnulok
destroyer, developed into Shiva the cosmic C. The Temply City
dancer with four arm figure.
D. Shiva’s temple
A. Ancient Period
B. Classical Period 14. t Surajkund International Crafts Mela has
C. Mogul Period begun at which of the following city?

D. Transitional Period A. Faridabad

B. Jaipur
9. What is the path of Borobudur? Choose all
that apply. C. New Delhi
A. Reincarnation → Nirvana D. Jaisalmer
B. Light → Darkness
15. art is a portable story-telling tool that
C. Arupadhatu → Kamadhatu → Rupad- also acts as a temporary place of worship
hatu
A. Khovar
D. Base → square terraces → circular
platforms B. Phad

10. Kavads are made in C. Kavad

A. Udaipur D. Pattachitra
B. Kota 16. The birth place of an iconic personality, Am-
C. Ranakpur rita Shergill, is
D. Chittorgarh A. Hungary

11. All souls day is a festival. B. India

A. Buddhism C. Austria
B. Jainism D. Poland

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17. The sculpture of “Chaturmukhi” is of how C. 1907

feet high?
D. 1936
A. 12ft
B. 10ft 23. The ‘Calcutta flag’ or ‘Lotus flag’ was cre-
ated in the year
C. 30ft
A. 1906
D. 13ft
B. 1921
18. Where is the Swami Narayan temple,

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Akshar-dham located? C. 1905

A. Dwarka, Gujarat D. 1907

B. Puri, orissa 24. What is the meaning of “rang” from the
C. Mathura, Uttar pradesh word Rangoli?
D. Gandhinagar, Gujarat A. aavali
19. Dhoti is worn around the waist by means B. paper
of what? C. color
A. Tie D. cut
B. Belt
C. Ribbon 25. who amongst the following is renowned in
field of Painting?
D. none of above
A. Parveen Sultana
20. In which State is the religious festi-
B. Prof. T.N. Krishna
val ‘Ganesh Chaturthi’Celebrated with
gusto? C. Ram kinkar
A. Rajasthan D. Raja Ravi Verma
B. Gujarat
26. ‘Madhubani’, a style of folk paintings, is
C. Maharashtra popular in which of the following states in
D. Madhya Pradesh India?

21. The paintings in the Ajanta and Ellora A. Uttar Pradesh

caves are indicative of the development of B. Rajasthan
art under the-
C. Madhya Pradesh
A. Pallavas
D. Bihar
B. Chalukyas
C. Pandyas 27. In which field of Art Jamini Roy make his
name?
D. Rashtrakutas
A. Sculpture
22. When was the painting “Bharat Mata”
painted? B. Music
A. 1905 C. Painting
B. 1906 D. Drama

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28. It is one of the most beautiful and most 34. Which art is practiced by communities like
pleasing art forms of India. Theyyampadi Nambiars, Theeyadi Nam-
biars, and Kurups?

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A. Origami
B. Paper Art A. Kalamezhuthu

C. Rangoli B. Kavad

D. Batik C. Aripoma
D. Pattachitra
29. Pick the correct matching of temple to reli-
gion. 35. Movement of Modern Painting was origi-
nated in..?
A. Borobudur-Hinduism
A. Mumbai
B. Angkor Wat-Buddhism, then Hinduism
B. Delhi
C. Angkor Wat-Hinduism, then Buddhism
C. Bengal
D. Borobudur-Buddhism, then Hinduism
D. Rajasthan
30. The first activity introduce us to..
36. Where can we find the Ajanta Caves?
A. Painting in India
A. Maharashtra, India
B. Indian Culture
B. Islamabad, Pakistan
C. Tribes of India
C. Uzbekistan
D. Caves in India
D. Kasakhstan
31. Women create paintings on mud
37. It was built in 1632 by Shah Jahan in mem-
houses as an offer of thanks to the forces
ory of his wife.
of nature
A. Mahabharata
A. Chittara
B. Ramayana
B. Alpana
C. Shiva
C. Cheriyal
D. Taj Majal
D. Sohrai
38. Sarhool festival is mainly associated with
32. Where did the miniature paintings of In- the tribal community of which of the fol-
dian heritage of develop? lowing state?
A. Guler A. Odisha
B. Mewar B. Jharkhand
C. Bundi C. Madhya Pradesh
D. Kishengarh D. Rajasthan
33. Which of these art forms does not belong 39. Which artist created the series of carica-
to any of the states in South India? ture “ Scream Series”
A. Cheriyal A. Rabindranath Tagore
B. Chittara B. Gagendranath Tagore
C. Saura C. Abanindranath Tagore
D. Kalamezhuthu D. Nandalal Bose

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40. It is the world’s largest Buddhist temple 46. Number of figures in Cries Unheard?
dating from the 8th and 9th centuries, dur- A. 2
ing the reign of the Syailendra Dynasty.
B. 12
A. Taj Mahal
C. 3
B. Rangoli
D. 4
C. Ajanta Caves
47. The school laid the foundation of Indian
D. Borobudur Temple
iconography.

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41. Name the festival related to Goddess A. Harappan
Durga or Saraswathi
B. Gandhara
A. Navarathri
C. Mathura
B. Onam D. Kaashi
C. Holi
48. This was the period of evolution from
D. Christmas Vedism and Hinduism and Brahmanism
42. ‘Rath Yatra’ at Puri is celebrated in honour A. Mogul Period
of B. Transitional Period
A. Lord Rama C. Classical Period
B. Lord Shiva D. Ancient Period
C. Lord Jagannath
49. What are the three spheres of the uni-
D. Lord Vishnu verse?
43. Cheriyal scrolls are as long as in length A. Kamadhatu-sphere of desires
A. 60 feet B. Rupadhatu-sphere of forms
B. 45 feet C. Durasdhatu-sphere of enlightenment
C. 50 feet D. Arupadhatu-sphere of formlessness
D. 20 feet 50. We can see common elements like story
telling, colours, Tools, diffrent charecters
44. The traditional form of rangoli made use in the indian art form
of designs and motifs based on
A. No
A. Gods
B. Maybe
B. Rocks
C. Yes
C. Nature
D. None of The Above
D. Humans
51. Which classical dance of the following is
45. New year is celebrated on named after the village it was born from?
A. 1st January A. Mohiniattam
B. 31st December B. Bharatanatyam
C. 1st November C. Kuchipudi
D. 2nd December D. Kathakali

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52. Which classical dance is famous in Tamil 57. Name the festival of lights
Nadu? A. Deepavali

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A. Kuchipudi B. Onam
B. Mohiniattam C. Eid
C. Bharatanatyam D. Christmas
D. Kathakali
58. paintings are created by the women of
53. Even in this pandemic art has:a. brought the Deewaru community in Karnataka
us all togetherb. become a way for us to A. Cheriyal
share our feelingsc. helped to relieve our
stress B. Mandala
C. Chittara
A. only b and c
D. Warli
B. only b
C. only c and a 59. What is the meaning of “aavali” from the
word Rangoli?
D. only c
A. paper cut
E. all of the above
B. dot
54. Which language is spoken by the people of C. point
Lakshadweep?
D. row of colors
A. Malayalam
B. Kannada 60. What is Mahabalipuram famous for?

C. Tamil A. Gomateshwara statue

D. Telugu B. Ajanta Paintings

C. The sun Temple
55. Which of the following was banned by
D. The Shore Temple
Supreme Court of India in 2014?
A. Kick Boxing 61. Which of the following is the exclusive ma-
terial dance form?
B. Malla Yuddam
A. Bihu
C. Kalari Payattu
B. Thang Ta
D. Jallikattu
C. Jhumar
56. The two great Indian epic story D. Jat-Jatin
that emerged during Islamic Ascen-
dancy/Transition Period. 62. The famous temple in Delhi, India.
A. Ramayana and Mahabharata A. Akshardam Temple
B. Shahnameh and Gilgamesh B. Hamandir Sahib
C. Ancient and Epic Tales C. Taj Mahal
D. Indarapatra and Sulayman D. none of above

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63. Which among the following has inscribed 69. Who amidst the following is renowed in
Kumbh Mela on the Representative List the field of sculpture?
of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Human- A. Manjit Bawa
ity?
B. Saroja Vaidyanathan
A. WHO
C. Ram Kinkar
B. UNCTAD
D. Raja Ravi Sharma
C. ADB
70. who is Prabu Deva

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D. UNESCO
A. Writer
64. Where is Borobudur located?
B. Dancer
A. Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia
C. Poet
B. Meru Valley
D. Singer
C. Kedu Valley
71. Who is Tenali Ramakrishna
D. Khmer City
A. Poet
65. Which painting is made on a base of cow
B. Jester
dung, rati or clay, water, and red ochre?
C. Writer
A. Kalamezhuthu
D. Singer
B. Mysore
E. Dancer
C. Tanjore
D. Mandana 72. People of which religion celebrate Eid?
A. Hindus
66. It is also known as Festival of Lights.
B. Sikhs
A. Shiva
C. Jains
B. Lamp
D. Muslims
C. Diwali
D. Rangoli 73. the flag of was adopted as Indian flag
but’Charkha’ in the middle was replaced
67. The statue Triumph Of Labour was created by ‘Chakra’ (wheel) and hence our Na-
by D.P Roy Chaudhary in tional Flag came into being.
A. 1952 A.D. A. 1906
B. 1857 A.D. B. 1931
C. 1954 A.D. C. 1921
D. 1953 A.D. D. 1941
68. The carpenters who make kavads are 74. Which are the two types of Artistic cre-
called ations?
A. Chitrakars A. Audio Arts and Performing Arts
B. Patuas B. Visual Arts and Performing Arts
C. Suthars C. Performing Arts and Literature
D. Bhat D. Music and Cinema

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75. Papeti is the festival of 81. Which colours are common in Phad paint-
A. Parsis ings?
A. White, yellow, blue

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B. Jains
B. Orange, green, purple
C. Sikhs
C. Orange, white, blue
D. Buddhists
D. Red, yellow, orange
76. Who painted the master piece “Hamsa
Damayanti”? 82. refer to large artworks done on solid
structures like the walls and floors of tem-
A. Anjolie Ela Menon ples
B. Abanindranath Tagore A. Scroll Paintings
C. Amrita Shergill B. Sculptures
D. Raja Ravi verma C. Murals
77. Match the following:Festival State1.Gangaur2. D. Miniatures
Ganesh Chaturthi3.Durga Puja.West Ben- 83. What idea does traditional Indian painting
gal.Rajasthanak.Maharashtra try to convey?
A. 1-b, 2-c, 3-a A. Power
B. 1-c, 2-a, 3-b B. Religion
C. 1-b, 2-a, 3-c C. Spiritual beliefs
D. 1-a, 2-c, 3-b D. folk life
78. who is Ustad Bismila Khan 84. Le Corbusier, the architect of chandigarh
A. Dancer was a national of
A. The Netherlands
B. Poet
B. Portugal
C. Singer
C. U.K
D. none of above
D. France
79. who is Raja Ravi Varma
85. Classical dance ‘Mohiniattam’ belongs to
A. Writer which state?
B. Poet A. Tamilnadu
C. Artist B. Andhra Pradesh
D. Singer C. Manipur
80. What does Shiva point at in third arm? D. Kerala

A. holds the drum which is the first sound 86. Which school in West Bengal was a pre-
heard in the world during creation mier arts institute?
B. holds the fire with which he destroys A. Presidency
C. points up in a reassuring gesture B. Shantiniketan
D. points down to the dwarf in which he C. Bethune College
dances to D. Jadhavpur

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87. Famous Khajuraho group of monuments in C. Ajanta Caves

which state?
D. Borobudur Temple
A. Uttar Pradesh
B. Madhya Pradesh 93. Rajasthani and are two schools of Ra-
jput paintings
C. Rajasthan
A. Kangra
D. Maharashtra
B. Kairali

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88. Where will be held Kumbh Mela-2018?
C. Kota
A. Ujjain
D. Pahari
B. Haridwar
C. Nasik 94. How old is the Kavad art form?
D. Allahabad A. 500 years
89. Who is the author of the book The Free B. 120 years
Voice:On Democracy, Culture and the Na- C. 300 years
tion?
D. 200 years
A. Ravish Kumar
B. Arnav Goswami 95. is the method of laying a coat of trans-
C. Barkha Dutt parent paint over a dry painting

D. Rahul Kanwal A. Dry Brushing

B. Sgraffito
90. The famous golden temple found in Amrit-
sar, India. C. Underpainting
A. Harmandir Sahib D. Glazing
B. Taj Mahal
96. The most important art in India.
C. Lotus Temple
A. Folk art
D. none of above
B. Sculpture
91. Raghunatha Mohapatra is a artist
C. Indian Paintings
A. Mysore Painting
D. none of above
B. Modern
C. pattachitra 97. Which of the following is the 14th Intan-
gible Cultural Heritage from India to be
D. Remains
listed in UNESCO’s list of Intangible Cul-
92. Approximately 30 rock-cut Buddhist cave tural Heritage of Humanity?
monuments date from the 2nd century BCE A. Ramlila
to about 480 CE in the Aurangabad district
of Maharashtra state of India. B. Mudiyett
A. Taj Mahal C. Kumbh Mela
B. Rangoli D. Sankirtana

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98. The tradition of narrating stories from Ra- C. National Modern Art Gallery
mayana or Mahabharata with the help of D. Salarjung Museum
wooden puppets and paintings is known as

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or tradition. 104. Who put up the most stiff resistance
A. Drik Kala against the British in India?

B. Lalit A. The Rajputs

B. The Marathas
C. Chitrakathi
C. The Moghals
D. Pinguli
D. The Sikhs
99. The two great Indian Epics:the Mahab-
harata and the Ramayana also emerged in 105. Rajasthani and Pahari schools of art
this period. forms are famous for
A. Ancient Period A. Music
B. Classical Period B. Dance
C. Mogul Period C. Sculpture
D. Transitional Period D. Painting

100. Bhil paintings are traditionally created on 106. Who is Lata Mangeshwar
the A. Artist
A. Floor B. Poet
B. Roof C. Writer
C. Walls D. Singer
D. Pillars 107. A semi-circular structure with a dome
shape roof erected over the sacred relics
101. The Sangai festival is celebrated in
of Budhha is known as
A. Assam A. Stupas
B. Manipur B. Edicts
C. Mizoram C. Pillars
D. Nagaland D. Monoliths
102. Rabindranath Tagore in his painting tried 108. A popular festival celebrated in Thrissur
A. Realism A. Thrissur Pooram
B. Expressionism B. Pongal
C. Abstractionism C. Diwali
D. Perspective D. Holi
103. Which of the following is called the store- 109. A technique of Mural painting executed
house of world-art-colections? upon freshly wet lime plaster is known as
A. National Archives of India A. Fresco painting
B. National Museum B. Wash painting

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C. Oil painting 115. is called the father of Modern Indian

Art
D. Wet On Wet Water colour painting
A. Ramkinkar Baij
110. In whose work European Style cubism, B. Raja Ravi Varma
surrealism and primitivism were given im-
portance? C. M.F. Hussain

A. Jamini Roy D. Jamini Roy

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B. Francis Newton Souza 116. The statue of Hindu god that symbolizes
reverence for life.
C. M.F.Hussain
A. Ganesha
D. Rabindranath Tagore
B. Buddha statue
111. The famous “Ganga Sagar Mela”, annual C. Vishnu
fair is held in which state of India?
D. none of above
A. Bihar
117. Which of the following places is famous
B. Jharkhand for Chikankari work, which is a traditional
C. Uttar Pradesh art of embroidery?
D. West Bengal A. Hyderabad
B. Jaipur
112. Removing paint when it is wet using a
C. Lucknow
cloth or pointed object to create grass, and
hair is called D. Mysore
A. Blocking 118. Who is Jawrlal Neharu
B. Hatching A. Poet
C. Scratching B. Writer
D. Sgraffito C. Prime Minister
D. none of above
113. The destroyer, cosmic dancer represented
by a four armed figure. 119. In which of the following festivals are
boat races a special feature?
A. Majal
A. Rongali Bihu
B. Shiva
B. Onam
C. Ajanta
C. Pongal
D. Jahan
D. Navratri
114. What do the paintings of Ajanta depict? 120. Gateway of India was built by:
A. Ramayana A. Frank Llyyd Wright
B. Mahabharata B. George Wittet
C. Jatakas C. Frank Gehry
D. Panchatantra D. Zaha Hadid

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121. The Court language of the Mughals was 127. Who made posters for Haripura congress
A. Urdu Adhiveshan
A. Amrta Shergil

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B. Arabic
B. Nand Lal Bose
C. Persian
C. Abanindranath Tagore
D. Hindi
D. Raja Ravi Verma
122. Name a festival related to Lord Shiva
128. Who was the painter of the famous paint-
A. Shivarathri ing called-‘Bharatmata’?
B. Ganesh Chathurthi A. Gaganendranath Tagore
C. Onam B. Abanindranath Tagore
D. Vishu C. Nandalal Bose
123. Who was the pioneer of the Bengal D. Jamini Roy
School of Art? 129. The Hindu Goddess of wealth that enter
A. Nandlal Bose the house .
B. B.C.Sanyal A. Shiva
C. Jamini Roy B. Majal
D. Abanindranath Tagore C. Lakshmi
D. Shan
124. The Rajput paintings originated in the Ra-
jputana royal courts around the cen- 130. There are two distinct traditions of art, ‘
turies. ‘ and ‘ ‘.
A. 14th and 15th A. Style Art
B. 15th and 16th B. Folk Art
C. 16th and 17th C. Classical Art
D. 17th and 18th D. Aangik Kala

125. Thia Badhia is a popular motif depicted in 131. What does Shiva hold in first arm?
which art form from Odisha? A. holds the drum which is the first sound
heard in the world during creation
A. Saura
B. holds the fire with which he destroys
B. Pattachitra
C. points up in a reassuring gesture
C. Dhokra
D. points down to the dwarf in which he
D. Brass and Bell carving dances to
126. Which religion is NOT widely practiced in 132. Maithili is primarily spoken in which
South Asia? state?
A. Jainism A. Bihar
B. Shintoism B. Assam
C. Buddhism C. West Bengal
D. Hinduism D. Meghalaya

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133. In which of following dialects kabir 139. Which of the following is a famous As-
wrote? samese festival?
A. Avadhi A. Makar Sakranti
B. Bhojpuri B. Yugadi
C. Brijbhasa C. Onam
D. Maithili D. Rongali Bihu

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134. The focus India’s traditional paintings. 140. Bihu is a folk dance of which state?
A. Spiritual beliefs A. Assam
B. Political beliefs B. Maharashtra
C. Philosophical beliefs C. Odisha
D. none of above D. Uttarakhand

135. Which of the following language has been 141. paintings are traditionally black and
given the status of classical language by white?
Central Government A. Warli
A. Gujarati B. Khovar
B. Tamil C. Madhubani
C. Marathi D. Phad
D. Malayalam
142. Which of the following places of Sikh re-
136. Which art form is done by the members ligion heritage is not in india?
of the Suthar community? A. Nanded
A. Kavad B. Keshgarh Saheb
B. Mysore C. Paonta Saheb
C. Bhil D. Nankana Saheb
D. Warli
143. What are the scrolls used in Cheriyal
137. Janmashtami festival is the birth of paintings made of?
which lord? A. Cotton
A. Brahma B. Canvas
B. Shiva C. Khadi
C. Ganesha D. Acrylic
D. Krishna
144. Jallikattu practiced in Tamil Nadu is a part
138. The Flamingo Festival is celebrated in of which festival?
A. Andhra Pradesh A. Onam
B. Karnataka B. Pongal
C. Kerela C. Natuanjali
D. Bihar D. Hampi

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145. What was the medium of ‘Haldi 151. Who, amidst the following is a distin-
Grinder’? guished painter?
A. Amrita Shergill

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A. Watercolour wash on paper
B. Oil Paint B. N.Rajam
C. Tempera on paper C. Kamla Dasgupta
D. Acrylic Paint D. U.Srinivas

146. The most popular festival in Tamil Nadu 152. Turban or Pagri is usually worn by what
is: type of Hindu people?
A. Gudipadwa A. Politician
B. Onam B. Sikh
C. Bihu C. Guru
D. Pongal D. Police

147. In the flag of India of 1921 the color 153. Who is Jamini Roy
white symbolized A. Poet
A. Truth, peace and purity B. Writer
B. Minority communities C. Dancer
C. Hindus D. Artist
D. Sikhs 154. The Main headquarters of Sahitya
Akademi is located at
148. What is the field in which Pradosh Das-
gupta distinguished himself? A. New Delhi
A. Sculpture B. Mumbai
B. Painting C. Kolkata
C. Instrumental Music D. Chennai
D. Hindustani Music{vocal] 155. Oriental institute for Studying Eastern
Art was established by?
149. On which date Christmas is celebrated ev-
A. E.B. Havel
ery year?
B. Gagendranath Tagore
A. 25th September
C. Nandalal Bose
B. 25th October
D. none of above
C. 25th January
D. 25th December 156. Rabindranath Tagore’s ‘Jana Gana Mana’
has been adopted as India’s National An-
150. Name the festival known as “festival of them. How many stanzas of the said song
colours” were adopted?
A. Holi A. Third and Fourth stanza
B. Onam B. The whole song
C. Vishu C. First and Second stanza
D. Eid D. Only the first stanza

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157. Artistic creations are of two types:‘ 163. On which day is Onam celebrated?
‘&‘ ‘. A. Thiruvonam
A. Visual Arts B. Navami
B. Performing Arts C. Rohini
C. Folk Art D. Pooram
D. Modern Art
164. Kalamkari is derived from two words,

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158. Pongal is know as festival kalam meaning pen, and kari meaning
A. Harvest A. Carpentry
B. Lights B. Storytelling
C. Colours C. Quilling

D. None D. Craftsmanship

159. Name the most popular festival of Kerala 165. Who introduced the famous persian Fes-
tival of Nauroz?
A. Deepavali
A. Alauddin khalji
B. Onam
B. Iltutmish
C. Pongal
C. Firoz Tughlaq
D. None
D. Balban
160. The Gandhara Art flourished during the
166. The word Khovar comes from ‘Kho’
period of
meaning and ‘Var’ meaning husband
A. Guptas
A. Home
B. Mauryas B. Market
C. Satavahanas C. Mandap
D. Kushans D. Cave
161. Jalikattu is associated with which Indian 167. Who is Abdul Kalam
festival?
A. scientist
A. Onam
B. Astronaut
B. Pongal
C. Poet
C. Bihu
D. Writer
D. Hornbill
168. ‘Chauth’ was
162. Konkani is the official language of
A. Toll tax imposed by shivaji
A. Chandigarh
B. A religious tax imposed by Aurangzeb
B. Dadra and Nagar Haveli
C. Land tax levied by Shivaji on neighbor-
C. Daman and Diu ing states
D. Delhi D. Irrigation tax charged by akbar

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169. It is a clay lamps to light up the way of C. M.F Husain

the Goddess. D. K.G.Subramanyam

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A. Lantern
175. What does Shiva hold in second arm?
B. Lamp
A. holds the drum which is the first sound
C. Diyas
heard in the world during creation
D. Lakshmi
B. holds the fire with which he destroys
170. Which painting is also called Dhuli C. points up in a reassuring gesture
Chitram because it is done with powdered
colours? D. points down to the dwarf in which he
dances to
A. Alpana
B. Kalamezhuthu 176. What are Jataka tales?
C. Phad A. Buddha’s teachings
D. Pattachitra B. Didactic stories taken from important
Buddhist scriptures
171. What is the reed pen used in Kalamkari
C. The Ramayana and Mahabharata
called?
D. Various events related to Buddha’s
A. Wasali
past lives
B. Chittara
C. Kalam 177. When was Taj Mahal completed?

D. Kaudi A. 1913
B. 1653
172. The most splendid example is the Taj Ma-
hal built in 1632 by Emperor Shah Jahan C. 1893
in memory of his wife. D. none of above
A. Ancient Period
178. This period contribute enrichment of In-
B. Classical Period dian culture, painting and architecture.
C. Transitional Period A. Mogul Period
D. Mogul Period B. Classical Period
173. Kalamezhuthu is practiced as an offering C. Transitional Period
to the goddess D. Ancient Period
A. Meenakshi
179. Bronze and copper statuettes and
B. Yellama
steatite seals were made in this period,
C. Renuka which shows vigor and concern for surface
D. Bhadrakali texture as characterized in Indian art.
A. Ancient Period
174. Who established Progressive Artists’
Group? B. Classical Period
A. Francis Newton Souza C. Mogul Period
B. Nandalal Bose D. Transitional Period

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180. Name the birthday of Lord Ram 186. What makes the Lotus Temple famous?
A. Rama Navami A. Its balanced structure
B. Onam B. It shape of a lotus
C. Vishu C. Its design
D. Diwali D. none of above

181. ‘Panchatantra’ is originally written by 187. In which state of the folk painting “mad-

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hubani” popular?
A. Kalidas A. West Bengal
B. Vishnu Sharma B. Orissa
C. Tulsi Das C. Bihar
D. None of these D. Assam

182. Name the painter of mythological themes 188. People create Sohrai art during
A. Raja Ravi Verma A. Weddings
B. Rabindranath Tagore B. Birthdays
C. Gaganindranath Tagore C. Harvest Season
D. Jamini Roy D. Baby Showers

183. Which Indian Community celebrates the 189. It is located on the right bank of the Ya-
Khordad sal muna River in a vast Mughal garden that
A. Sikh encompasses nearly 17 hectares, in the
Agra District in Uttar Pradesh.
B. Jain
A. Taj Mahal
C. Hindu
B. Borobudur Temple
D. Parsi
C. Ajanta Caves
184. Who are the artists who make Kalighat D. Rangoli
paintings?
A. Patuas 190. What is Tanjore famous for?

B. Kalamkars A. Tanjore paintings

C. Kathaakars B. The Warli Art

D. Suthars C. The Kalamkari Art

D. The Kondapalli dolls
185. Cheriyal scroll painting is a modified ver-
sion of the art 191. Who is Bindi
A. Kalamkari A. Actress
B. Mandana B. Singer
C. Nakashi C. Dancer
D. Rajput D. none of above

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192. In which style, series of miniature tow- D. Bhoomija

ers are arranged, which become smaller to-
ward the top? 193. Who is Rabindranath Tagore

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1. What are the traditional clothing of Indi- B. 1913
ans? C. 1935
A. Land Dayak/ Bidayuh D. 1911
B. Cheongsam, Samfu
6. At the start of world war ll in 1939, colo-
C. Saree, Veti Jippa nial territories controlled much of and
D. Baju Melayu, Baju Kurung
A. France and United kingdom
2. What classical dance elaborates
“makeup”? B. Japan and France
A. Kathakali C. East Asia and Portugal
B. Bharatnatyam D. East Asia and Southeast Asia
C. Kathak 7. How many language are there in India?
D. Bhangra A. 10
3. Kalchakra ceremony is associated with B. 5
which of the following ceremonies? C. 7
A. Hinduism D. 25
B. Buddhism 8. The Shalimar Bagh was built by
C. Jainism A. Shah Jahan
D. Islam B. Akbar
4. Khmer Empire is located in present day C. Jahangir
A. Philippines D. Babur
B. China 9. Look under the heading “Daily Life for
C. Cambodia American Indians. “How were the roles of
American Indian men and women similar in
D. Malaysia
daily life?
5. The National Anthem was first sung in the A. both roles had to care for children
year B. both roles had to gather and prepare
A. 1936 food

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C. both roles were vital to a groups sur- 15. Who said, “ Swaraj is my birthright and I
vival shall have it”
D. both had to hunt and fish A. Bhagat Singh
B. Vivekanand
10. Type of home, similar to a wigwam but is
larger and rectangular C. Lala Lajpat Rai
A. potlatch D. Bal Gangadhar Tilak

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B. wigwam 16. which is your favorite monument
C. teepee A. taj mahal
D. longhouse B. Qutub minar
C. red fort
11. Theories based on spread of Religious be-
lief is D. Sanchi stupa

A. Kshatriya Theory 17. The Harappa civilization was discovered in

B. Brahmin Theory 1920-21 by the excavations by:
A. R.D. Banerjee and by D.R. Sahni
C. Vaishya Theory
B. Mortimer Wheeler
D. none of above
C. Sir Alexander Cunningham
12. Which among the following is a folk dance D. None of Above
of India?
A. Garba 18. How many religions are there in India?
A. 5
B. Manipuri
B. 9
C. Kathakali
C. 6
D. Mohiniattam
D. 10
13. Temple of Angkor Wat is located in
19. What was one of the most important as-
A. Combodia pects of everyday life for Native Ameri-
B. Nepal cans?
C. Malaysia A. Having clean clothes

D. none of above B. Maintaining a steady food supply

C. Getting along with everyone
14. Who was the first Indian astronomer to
D. none of above
be elected as the president of the Interna-
tional Astronomical Union? 20. Who wrote The Ramayana?
A. Vibrant Sarabhai A. Bhasa
B. SN bose B. TulsiDas
C. Manali Kallat Vainu Bappu C. Valmiki
D. Prafulla Chandra Ray D. Vedvyasa

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21. The work Gotama Buddha was published 27. The three main ethnic communities of
in Sikkim are

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B. 1915 Nepalese

C. 1921 B. the Gujjars, the Gaddis and the Chan-

del
D. 1919
C. the kukis, the Chakmas, and the Hi-
22. Who deposit a man’s private account in mars
each morning? D. the Bhils, the Marwaris and the Ban-
A. Author jaras
B. God 28. The ancient Nalanda University has been
C. King revived. It is named as
D. People A. Nalanda Vidyapeeth
B. New Nalanda University
23. How many stairs are there in Batu Caves
Temple? C. Nalanda Mahavihara
A. 272 D. Nav Nalanda Mahavihara
B. 247 29. Islam provided an ideology that promoted
C. 290 , and (Choose any 3 options)

D. 262 A. Fair trade

B. Less costs for goods
24. Who moved often to search for food?
C. Punishment
A. council
D. Equality
B. nomads
E. Individual worth
C. league
D. ancestors 30. What environmental change allowed peo-
ple to travel by land between Asia and
25. is formed by people who live together North America?
in a particular area or place. A. increase in ice sheets, decreasing sea
A. Group levels
B. Society B. horses being introduced to North
America
C. Community
C. rising ocean temperatures
D. Family
D. melting glaciers exposed a land bridge
26. What’s the population of India
31. What is the name of the ritual that Hindu
A. 1.7 Billion Pandit’s conduct by lighting up fire and
B. 1.3 Billion chanting mantras
C. 1.4 Billion A. Mantra
D. 900 million B. Yaatra

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C. Yagna C. Emperor Shah Jahan

D. Paatra D. Maharaj Dharmnetra

32. The Classical music of North india is known 38. Kuchipudi Dance is associated with which
as Indian state?
A. Hindustani Music A. Kerala
B. carnatic Music B. Karnataka
C. Tamil Nadu

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C. Bengali Music
D. Rajasthani Music D. Andhra pradesh
39. In which state Gujarati language is used?
33. The Upanishads are
A. Bihar
A. A source of Hindu philosophy
B. Uttar Pradesh
B. Books of ancient Hindu laws
C. Gujarati
C. Books on social behavior of man
D. Assam
D. Prayers to God
40. What Foods Did They Eat?
34. The fundamental feature of Indian culture
which makes it unique. A. McChicken
B. Sushi
A. Multiple religions
C. Fufu
B. Multiple languages
D. Berries
C. Diverse population
D. Unity in diversity 41. Festivals express
A. joy and happiness
35. What is, “the way of life of a group of
people? ” B. Hatred and anger

A. culture C. enjoyment and entertainment

D. Love and happiness
B. nomad
C. government 42. Islam appealed not only to elites but to
as well.
D. council
A. Kings and Queens
36. In terms of area India stands at which B. Rich people
rank?
C. Common people
A. 7th
D. Poor people
B. 2nd
43. The dance encouraged and performance
C. 9th
from the temple of Thanjavur was
D. 5th
A. Kathak
37. Who is buried in the Taj Mahal? B. Kathakali
A. Ghandi C. Odissi
B. Maharaj Dharmnetra D. Bharatanatyam

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44. introduced Islam into Southeast Asia. 50. The Vedic deity Indra was the Goddess of
(Choose all that apply) A. Wind

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A. Merchants B. Eternity
B. Politicians C. Rain and Thunder
C. Religious people D. Fire
D. Teachers 51. Which animal is considered sacred in In-
dia?
45. Most high grossing bollywood film is?
A. Pig
A. Dhruva
B. Cow
B. Baahubali 2:The Conclusion C. Horse
C. Love Aaj kal D. Camel
D. none of above
52. At what age did children leave the protec-
46. What or who is an ancestor? tion of their mother’s to begin training for
adulthood?
A. Mythical creatures
A. 13
B. Everyone who has ever lived B. 18
C. A relative who lived in the past C. 21
D. All the women in a family D. 25

47. is a large organized group 53. The were great patrons of art
A. Religion A. Mughals

B. Family B. Cholas
C. Cheras
C. Community
D. Pandyas
D. Society
54. is an alternative medicine system with
48. What is the Origin of Warli? historical roots in the Indian subcontinent
A. Mumbai A. Ayurveda
B. Goregaon B. Sleeping
C. Madhya Pradesh C. Yoga
D. Maharashtra D. Meditation

55. Look under the heading “Daily Life for

49. Who is the Writer in the following
American Indians. “How were the roles
A. MS Dhoni of American Indian men and women DIF-
FERENT in daily life?
B. R K Narayan
A. men had to take down tepees and
C. Tyeb Mehta
put them in a new camping place while
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B. women had to make clothing while 61. Amjad Ali Khan is famous for which Musi-
men had to prepare food cal Instrument?
C. men were in charge of family and A. Violin
home while women hunted, fished, and
B. Tabla
protected the community
D. women were in charge of family and C. Flute
home while men hunted, fished, and pro- D. Sarod
tected the community

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62. How did some American Indians spend
56. By 1511, the had conquered the their evenings?
Malacca in Malaysia an other ports on the
Arabian Gulf. A. gathered around an elderly family
member to listen to folktales
A. Sumatras
B. hunting for large animals
B. Indonesians
C. Portuguese C. star gazing

D. none of above D. cleaning their homes for the next day

57. Giddha is the folk dance of which state? 63. What is Indenisation? (Choose all that ap-
A. Uttar Pradesh ply)
B. Himachal Pradesh A. The diffusion of Indian Culture in
Southeast Asia.
C. Madhya Pradesh
D. Punjab B. The time period in which Indians trav-
elled across Southeast Asia
58. ‘Indian culture, beliefs and practices was
C. Spread of Indian language, philosophy
spread by merchants.’ What is the name
and culture.
of this theory?
D. The period during which Indian trade
A. Kshatriya Theory
was very successful.
B. Vaishya Theory
C. Brahmin Theory 64. The ratio of width of our National flag to
its length is
D. none of above
A. 3:5
59. Domed houses made from blocks of snow
B. 2:3
A. potlatch
C. 2:4
B. teepee
C. igloo D. 3:4

D. structure 65. According to the cultural history of India

‘Panchayatan’ is
60. Which is not an Indian food?
A. Curry A. An assembly of elders of the village
B. Rohan josh B. A religious sect
C. Malwa kotafa C. Temple construction style
D. Sinchuan pork D. A functionary of an administration

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66. How many seconds has been gifted in our C. Kaustubham

life for each day? D. None of the above.

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72. Figure of which animal is found on Indian
B. 85400 national emblem?
C. 86400 A. Tiger
D. 84600 B. Lion
67. A ceremony in which families had a feast C. Elehant
and gave gifts to their guests D. Cow
A. potlatch
73. Around which period did Indenisation be-
B. structure gin?
C. descendants A. 1000 CE
D. wigwam B. 1130 CCE
68. Look under the heading “Children’s Roles. C. 1100 CE
“Why were children watched carefully? D. 12500 CE
A. they were hard to understand 74. where is India located
B. they often misbehaved A. North america
C. the adults needed to learn from them B. South America
D. they were believed to have a special C. Antarctica
connection to the spirit world
D. Asia
69. Where is Bharatnatyam originated from
75. What was the childhood name of Buddha?
A. Andhra pradesh
A. Sudhodana
B. kerela
B. Bodhidharma
C. Tamil nadu
C. Asoka
D. kuchipudi
D. Siddhartha Gautama
70. Sattriya is a classical dance form of which
76. Vikram seth and R.K. Narayan are
State?
A. Painters
A. Manipur
B. Writers
B. Uttar Pradesh
C. Singers
C. Assam
D. none of above
D. Andhra Pradesh
77. The dance form of Eastern part of India.
71. In Hindu mythology, what is the name of
the auspicious jewel Lord Vishnu wears on A. Manipuri
a pendant around his neck? B. Kathak
A. Dharmachakra C. Kathakali
B. Dhvaja D. none of above

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78. How many countries were there in India 84. In terms of population India stands at
A. 5 which rank?
B. 3 A. 3rd
C. 7 B. 4th
D. 6 C. 5th
D. 2nd
79. Islam arrived in Southeast Asia in

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A. 1200 85. what reflects the indian society and culture
B. 1474 A. languages and litreature
C. 1282 B. music and dance
D. 1300 C. languages, letreature, music and
dance
80. What is the total number of people in India
who are sikhs? D. none of above
A. 827, 578, 868 86. What are the five elements (Pancha-
B. 138, 188, 240 bootham)?
C. 24, 080, 016 A. Air, Water, Earth, Fire, Space
D. 19, 215, 730 B. Air, Water, Planet, Metal, Wood
C. Earth, Sun, Air, Wood, Ice
81. Which temple dedicated to the sun-god is
shaped like a chariot? D. Earth, Sun, Moon, Water, Fire
A. Sun Temple, Konark 87. What are three characteristics or traits
B. Lotus Temple, New Delhi that define culture? (select 3 answers)
C. Surya Pahar Temple, Assam A. Hair and skin color
D. Jagannath Temple, Puri B. Types of work

82. Over the next 8 years the war C. Customs

raged.Eventually the Allied forces of the D. Language
United Kingdom and its commonwealth
countries of , , and Canada were 88. The National Song of India was composed
involved in the war by
A. Japan, China, Indonesia A. Rabindranath Tagore
B. Thailand, Japan, Australia B. Bankim Chandra Chatterji
C. India, Indonesia, China C. Iqbal
D. Australia, India, New Zealand D. Jai Shankar Prasad

83. How many countries celebrate Diwali? 89. Mughal dynasty was started by
A. 2 A. Akbar
B. 11 B. Humayun
C. 10 C. Babar
D. 6 D. Aurangjeb

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90. Where is holi celebrated? 96. The words ‘Satyameva Jayate’ inscribed
A. Pakistan below the base plate of the emblem of In-
dia are taken from

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B. Rigveda
D. Bangladesh
C. Mundak Upanishad
91. What is meant by Indenisation D. Ramayana
A. diffusion of money 97. Which of the following is a qualitative
B. Diffusion of Indian culture and social need?
cultural spread A. Food
C. diffusion of temples B. Shelter
D. none of above C. Political Order
92. In which district of Andhra Pradesh, the D. Wealth
Kuchipudi village is located from which the 98. The Rath Yatra at Puri is celebrated in hon-
Kuchipudi dance originated our of which Hindu deity
A. Krishna A. Jaganath
B. Nellore B. Ram
C. Kurnool C. Shiva
D. Anantapur D. Vishnu

93. The book of Parsis is 99. Dholaveera situated in gujarat is which dis-
trict?
A. Torah
A. Kuchchh
B. Bible
B. Rajkot
C. Zend Avesta
C. Junagadh
D. Gita
D. Surendranagar
94. Which one is not a harvest festival in In-
dia? 100. When did India declare independence?
A. August, 15 1947
A. Onam
B. August, 17 1945
B. Holi
C. January, 1 1901
C. Lohri
D. March, 25 1821
D. Pongal
101. is the responsible for suffering and
95. An Indian writer of the British period is rebirth.
A. Chetan Bhagat A. Karma
B. Munshi Premchand B. Dharma
C. Aravind Adiga C. Religion
D. Rudyard Kipling D. Action

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102. What is another name for India? 108. Where did the first rocket launch from
A. Bharata A. Usa
B. Sindhu B. India
C. None of them C. Russia
D. none of above D. none of above

103. Which dance is originated in Orissa dur- 109. In which continent is India in?

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ing second century BC
A. Europe
A. Lota
B. Asia
B. Chau
C. Africa
C. Odissi
D. Other continents
D. Roof
110. Karla, one of the best preserved Buddhist
104. Vikram Seth and RK Narayan are Caves is in which Indian State?
A. Painters A. Madhya Pradesh
B. Singers B. Uttaranchal
C. Writers
C. Uttar Pradesh
D. none of above
D. Maharashtra
105. rearrange the jumbled wordskariklam
111. What is the official language in India?
A. kalamkari
A. English
B. Madhubani
B. Hindi
C. warli
C. Punjabi
D. maharashtra
D. All answer correct
106. The temple is representation of Mount
112. The monument of national importance
Dubdi monastery is located in
A. Mount Everest
A. Nagaland
B. Mount Meru
B. Sikkim
C. Mount Alps
C. Tripura
D. none of above
D. Meghalaya
107. Look at the image on page 72.What kind
of dancers are they? 113. What does the Diwali symbolize?
A. Potlatch A. Victory of light
B. Tlingit B. Candles day
C. American C. Peace
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114. ‘Indian culture was spread by people 120. Rajasthani and Pahari schools are known
who were trying to spread their religion.’ as
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A. Vaishya Theory B. paintings
B. Kshatriya Theory C. xylophone
C. Brahmin Theory D. schools of art
D. none of above
121. How many languages are recognized by
115. ‘Indian culture was spread to Southeast the Constitution of India?
Asia through military conquest.’ What is A. 19
the name of this theory? B. 20
A. Vaishya Theory C. 21
B. Kshatriya Theory D. 22
C. Brahmin Theory
122. Which famous monument was built by
D. none of above Mohammed Quli Qutab Shah in 1951 to
commemorate the end of Plague?
116. Thillana is a format of
A. Charminar
A. Baharatanatyam
B. Jama Masjid
B. Kuchipudi
C. Mecca Masjid
C. Odissi
D. Toli Masjid
D. Kathak
123. A custom or belief that is passed on from
117. The Angkor wat is built in worship to one generation to the next is a/an
A. Lord Vishnu A. Ancestor
B. Lord Shiva B. Folklore
C. Lord Garuda C. Tradition
D. none of above D. none of above
118. Which are the schools of art in the follow- 124. When was India discovered
ing? A. 1452
A. Gujarat, Assam B. 1563
B. Tamil Nadu, Punjab C. 1498
C. Rajasthan, Pahari D. 1521
D. Odissi, Lavani
125. Select the states with classical dances
119. The is a monument. A. Tamil Nadu
A. Red Fort B. Kerala
B. Taj Mahal C. Maharashtra
C. Qutub Minar D. Punjab
D. Gateway of India E. Karnataka

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126. is important for development of civi- 132. Kuchipudi is the dance form of which sta-
lization tex
A. Culture A. Andhrapradesh
B. Law and Order B. Kerela
C. Food and drink C. Bengal
D. Theatre D. Banglore

133. Which of the following folk dance forms

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127. Who was in charge of hunting for food?
is associated with Gujarat?
A. Everyone
A. Nautanki
B. The older women
B. Garba
C. The men and boys
C. Kathakali
D. No one really knows
D. Bhangra
128. The famous Maruni dance of Sikkim is as-
134. Which monument was built by the
sociated with the festival of
Mughal emperor Akbar?
A. Diwali
A. Qutub Minar
B. Holi
B. Red Fort
C. Lohri C. Charminar
D. Baisakhi D. Fatehpur Sikhri
129. what is the painting of Maharashtra 135. What generalization can be made by com-
A. Madhubani paring the lifestyle of the Inuit of the Arc-
tic to the lifestyle of the Natchez in the
B. gond
Southeast?
C. warli
A. One group adapted better to their en-
D. baul vironment than the other.
130. What are the types of indian classical B. The two societies were similar in orga-
dance? nization and way of life.
A. Bharatanatyam C. Differences in government led to dif-
ferences in culture.
B. Ballet
D. Contrasting environments greatly in-
C. Kathak fluenced their ways of life.
D. Odissi
136. Which of these has an integral part of In-
131. The Prime minister of India credited with dian culture?
ushering in IT revolution in India. A. Dance
A. Narendra Modi B. Art
B. Atal Bihari Vajpayee C. Music
C. Vishwanath Pratap Singh D. All of these
D. Rajiv Gandhi E. None of these

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137. What Tribe Was There? 143. How many Union Territories are in In-
A. Africa dia?

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B. 8
C. Cherokee
C. 9
D. Zulu
D. No union territory
138. Who is known as the father of India
144. India’s largest city by popuation
A. Narendra Modi
A. Delhi
B. Mahatma Gandhi
B. Mumbai
C. PV Sindhu
C. Pune
D. none of above
D. Chennai
139. A home formed by bending the trunks of
145. is known as the Iron man of In-
young trees and tying them together to
dia.a) Jawaharlal Nehrub) Sardar Patelc)
make a round frame
Mahatma Gandhid) Khan Abdul Ghaffar
A. wigwam Khan
B. potlatch A. A
C. longhouse B. B
D. teepee C. C
D. D
140. what is the famous dance of manipur
A. kathakali 146. A part of something is a/an
B. manipuri A. Custom
C. manipari B. Aspect

D. manni C. Maintain
D. none of above
141. Which of these are theories about Indeni-
sation? (Choose all that apply) 147. With which of the following states of In-
dia is the Garba dance associated
A. Kshatriya Theory
A. Gujrat
B. Hindustan Theory
B. Punjab
C. Brahmin Theory
C. Rajasthan
D. Vaishya Theory
D. Madhya Pradesh
E. Khmer Theory
148. It is one of the oldest stone structures in
142. How many Darshans are astik? India.
A. 6 A. Sanchi Stupa
B. 4 B. Taj Mahal
C. 2 C. Red Fort
D. 3 D. none of above

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149. Some parts of China such as to its 155. Which national park harbours the largest
Northeast were under Japanese occupa- number of one-horned Rhinos?
tion as part of their empire A. Periyar National Park
A. Hong Kong
B. Kanha National Park
B. Manchuria
C. Kaziranga National Park
C. Tibet
D. Corbett National Park
D. Quinghai

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156. What Did They Use To Make Clothes?
150. Who gave India Independence?
A. Silk
A. Jawaharlal Nehru
B. Subhas Chandra Bose B. Cotton

C. Mahatma Gandhi C. Deer Skin

D. None of them D. Feathers

151. Select all the classical dances 157. Kalidasa was a classical writer.
A. Kuchipudi A. Sanskrit
B. Ghoomar B. Tamil
C. Yakshaganam C. English
D. Odissi D. Hindi
E. Gidda
158. The last Mahakumbh of the 20th century
152. Who is known as the Father of the Indian was held at
space program?
A. Allahabad
A. S. Chandra Sekhar
B. Haridwar
B. Vikram Sarabhai
C. Ujjain
C. Both A and B
D. Nasik
D. None of the a
159. Total number of languages spoken in In-
153. how many types of culture are there
dia
A. 5
A. 121
B. 3
B. 22
C. 7
C. 36
D. 10
D. none of above
154. The oldest dance form in India is
A. Bharatnatyam 160. India is covered by how many oceans?
B. Lavani A. 1
C. Changsang Changsang B. 2
D. Garba C. 3
E. Kathakali D. 4

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161. What is meant by Yield? 167. What is the definition of culture?

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past
C. Insight
C. the way of life shared by a group of
D. Downfall
people
162. Mohiniattam dance from developed orig- D. none of above
inally in which state?
168. Who composed the famous song ‘Sare Ja-
A. Tamil Nadu han SeAchha’?
B. Kerala A. Rabindranath Tagore
C. Orissa B. Mohammad Iqbal
D. Karnataka C. Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay
163. This marks the beginning of Indian New D. Jaidev
Year.
169. ‘Natya-Shastra’ the main source of In-
A. Holi dia’s classical dances was written by
B. Diwali A. Abhinav Gupt
C. Rakhi B. Tandu Muni
D. Ganeshchathurti C. Bharat Muni
D. Nara Muni
164. How many theories do scientist have
about Indenisation? 170. Thaipusam festival celebrating for which
A. 1 god?
B. 7 A. Lord Ayyappan
C. 3 B. Lord Vinayagar

D. 5 C. Lord Krishna
D. Lord Murugan
165. Choose the folk dances of India
171. what is a community
A. Lavani
A. community is a group of people
B. Bharatnatyam
B. people who live in a particular area
C. Kathak
C. none of these
D. Garba
D. all of the above
E. Ghoomar
172. has been passed on from generation
166. which is your favorite dance form? ? ? to generation by word of mouth.
A. Garba A. Bengali Music
B. bhangra B. Folk Music
C. Manipuri C. Hindustani Music
D. Bharatanatyam D. none of above

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173. Why is Holi Celebrated? 179. Buddha is known as

A. Rejoice the victory of good over evil A. Gautam
B. Just for fun
B. Siddha
C. Welcoming Spring
C. Jin
D. Colour day
D. Arya
174. which language is one of the oldest lan-
guage in india

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180. Around % of Indonesia’s population
A. sanskrit were Muslims in 2017.
B. hindi A. 65-75
C. tamil B. 80-90
D. malayalam
C. 92-99
175. Something built or constructed
D. 72-79
A. descendant
B. structure 181. The Puranas and Upanishads are written
in one of the oldest languages of our coun-
C. igloo
try. This language is
D. potlatch
A. Hindi
176. Tulsidas, the author of Ramcharitmanas,
was a contemporary of which of the fol- B. Tamil
lowing rulers? C. Devanagri
A. Humayun
D. Sanskrit
B. Shahjahan
C. Akbar 182. When Islam was accepted by the rulers
and elites, Islamic culture influences
D. Sher Shah Suri
spread to and became a part of
177. Portable, cone-shaped homes, favored cultures.
by the plains cultures
A. Cities
A. longhouse
B. Villages
B. wigwam
C. Bedouins
C. teepee
D. igloo D. Empires

178. The map shows that only and 183. in which century humayun tomb was
countries were independent when the war build
Broke out
A. 15
A. Thailand and Republic of China
B. 14
B. Thailand and United Kingdom
C. Republic of China and Philippines C. 16
D. Australia and India D. 18

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184. Which Indian mathematician is considered 190. who is the builder of Taj mahal
as the founder of numerical analysis? A. shah Jahan

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A. Bhaskara II B. Akbar
B. Birbal Sahni C. dr rajendra prasad
C. Brahmagupta D. birbal
D. None of the above 191. Which century was the Angkor Wat tem-
185. Parliment house has how many pillars ple buit

A. 144 A. 19 th century
B. 16 th century
B. 146
C. 12 th century
C. 18
D. none of above
D. 145
192. Select 2 skills below that belonged to the
186. The language of discourses of Gautama women of American Indian life.
Buddha was
A. plant crops
A. Bhojpuri
B. play games to learn skills
B. Magadhi
C. keep the village safe
C. Pali D. gather seeds, nuts, and fruit
D. Sanskrit
193. who got the first Asian poet to badge no-
187. The year 788 AD was a good one for Hin- bel prize for literature?
duism. Why? A. Vikram Seth
A. Harsha Vardhana, the last Buddhist B. R.K.narayan
king, died.
C. kalidas
B. Shankracharya was born that year. D. Rabindranath Tagor
C. Samudragupta converted to Hinduism.
194. Garba is a form of
D. All Muslim invaders were defeated.
A. Folk Music
188. Which of these are the the official lan- B. Classical Dance
guages of India?
C. Folk Dance
A. Hindi and Tamil D. Classical Music
B. Hindi and Sanskrit
195. As a dwelling, what advantage did the
C. Spanish and Hindi tepee offer to the hunters of the Great
D. Hindi and English Plains?
A. could hold an entire extended family
189. What is meant by Harvest?
B. kept inhabitants warm throughout the
A. Collect
winter
B. Previous C. built to withstand the harsh winds of
C. Obtained the Great Plains
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196. What was the name of the dolls that 202. Which statement accurately compares
were presented to young Puebloan girls? folklore and tradition?
A. Puebloan Doll A. A Tradition involve folklore-the cus-
B. Kachina Doll toms, stories, and beliefs of a people-that
is passed down from one generation to
C. Barbie Doll the next
D. Baby Doll B. Folklore is the system of decision mak-
ing and power sharing for a group that

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197. taj mahal is built on which banks of rivers
wants to change the rules and make new
A. ganga traditions
B. yamuna C. Traditions are more important than
C. narmada folklore because they are passed down
from parents to children
D. indus
D. none of above
198. Who is Mahatma Gandhi?
203. In 1937 armies invaded China
A. Politician
A. French
B. Indian Lawyer
B. Portuguese
C. Social Activist
C. British
D. All answers correct
D. Japanese
199. Which Indian group is least likely to have
a Green Corn Ceremony? 204. To keep something going or continuing
changing is to
A. Inuit
A. Custom
B. Mound Builders
B. Aspect
C. Navajo
C. Maintain
D. none of above
D. none of above
200. This Islamic architecture was built by
Shah Jahan as a memorial to his wife. 205. when is independence day celebrated?
Name it. A. 15 august
A. Qutub Minar B. 20 January
B. Red Fort C. 29 February
C. Taj Mahal D. 30 march
D. Fatehpur Sikhri
206. Unity in Diversity is the motto of which
201. rearrange the jumbled words1-valain culture?
A. Lavani A. British
B. Sanskrit B. French
C. Garba C. Arabic
D. ghoomar D. Indian

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207. Ok S/N station 213. Under which category does Vaishya The-
A. Writer ory fall under?

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B. Artist A. Political

C. Architect B. Economic
D. Dancer C. Religious
D. None of the above
208. How did the Hopi people use Kachina
dolls as part of their religion? 214. When did the British came to India?
A. They used them as a reward A. 1757
B. They used them to teach traditions and
B. 1501
customs
C. 1597
C. They were used for discipline
D. none of above D. 1820

209. Which of these board games are made in 215. The Prime Minister of India is
India A. PV Sindhu
A. UNO B. Rani Laksmibai
B. Snakes and ladders C. Narendra Modi
C. Chess D. none of above
D. Monopoly
216. Festival of colors is?
210. Most famous food
A. Pongal
A. Paranthas
B. Diwali
B. Mughlai
C. Baisakhi
C. Chole bhature
D. Ugadi
D. Dosa
217. How many major languages are their in
211. Which one is not a harvest festival in in- India?
dia(A) Onam(B) Lohri(C) Ugadi(D) Holi
A. 15
A. A
B. 24
B. B
C. C C. 32

D. D D. 22

212. Painting is done in Andhra Pradesh. 218. Chanakya wrote the

A. Kalamkari A. Mahabhrata
B. Madhubani B. Charaka Samhita
C. Patachitra C. Sushruta Samhita
D. Gond D. Arthashastra

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219. Losoong is a festival which is celebrated 225. Which country invented shampoo?
in- A. turkey
A. Arunachal Pradesh B. Thailand
B. Manipur C. India
C. Assam D. USA
D. Sikkim
226. What Country Were They Fighting

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220. Who discovered India? Against?
A. Rajendra Prasad A. Canadian
B. Eugene Dubois B. U.S
C. Julio Cardoso C. French
D. Vasco Da Gama D. Nigeria

221. The Grange is the longest river in 227. The Karma was created by
A. India A. Others
B. Pakistan B. Ourself
C. Bangadesh C. God
D. Assam D. Fate

222. According to Kalidasa yesterday is a 228. When did the Author K.J. Saunder died?
A. Dream A. 1934
B. Vision B. 1935
C. Hope C. 1936
D. none of above D. 1937

223. How many dialects are their in India? 229. Tansen, a great musician of his time, was
A. 750 in the court of

B. 720 A. Akbar

C. 560 B. Shahjahan

D. 753 C. Bahadur Shah

D. Jahangir
224. What was the name of the traditional
hair style that was a custom of some 230. What is Culture?
American Indian groups in the Eastern A. The way of life of a group of people.
Woodlands?
B. Traditional customs, beliefs, and sto-
A. French Braid ries.
B. Head Dress C. A relative who lived in the past.
C. Dreadlocks D. A custom or belief that is passed on
D. Mohawk from one generation to the next.

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231. Who was responsible to abolish Child 237. what population of india is foreign?
Marriage & Sati Pratha A. 7.6 million

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A. Swami Vivekanand B. 6.5 million
B. Raja Ram Mohan Roy C. 5.2 million
C. Ramakrishna D. 3.9 million
D. Lala Lajpat Rai
238. The Ramayana and Mahabharata are ex-
232. Velu Thampi led a revolt against the amples of
British in state of A. Music
A. Baroda B. Art
B. Hyderabad C. Literature
C. Mysore D. none of above
D. Travancore 239. Which among the following temples of In-
233. What was ancient India called dia is known as Black Pagoda?

A. Maya A. Sun Temple, Konark

B. Inca B. Brihadeeswara Temple, Tanjore

C. Lord Jagannath Temple, Puri
C. Jambudvipa
D. Meenakshi Temple, Madurai
D. Roman
240. Which mathematician was the first to cal-
234. The term yavanika meant
culate the value of pi accurately to four
A. Foreign Goods decimal points
B. Dancer A. APJ Abdul Kalam
C. Curtain B. Brahmagupta
D. Theater C. Aryabhata
235. How many classical Kathakali stories are D. None of the above
includes in traditional Kathakali dance 241. What is the dawn means in this poem?
A. 51 A. Sunrise
B. 151 B. Evening
C. 8 C. Midday
D. 101 D. Morning
236. Why is it important to respect other cul- 242. The Japanese continued to expand with
tures and traditions? their land and naval forces to Southeast
A. To get a good job in the future Asia and the island nations of the ,
and many of the Pacific Islands.
B. To develop a deeper understanding of
our own and other people’s culture A. Phillpines and Chinese
C. To foster racism among other races B. Indonesia and Chinese
D. To have a positive impact on our sense C. Philippines and Indonesia
of belonging and identity D. French and Portuguese

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243. Which of the following Akademis is re- 249. Which Indian state celebrates Bihu as a
sponsible for fostering the development of folk dance
dance, drama and music in India A. Meghalaya
A. Sangeet Akademi B. Manipur
B. National School of Drama C. Assam
C. Sahitya Akademi D. Sikkim
D. Lalit Kala Akademi
250. Why Lord Ganesha worshipped first?

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244. The schools of Rajasthan and Pahari are A. He is the lord of Muladhara Chakra
B. He is the most powerful god
A. Schools of Art
C. He associated with prosperity, good
B. Schools of Monuments fortune, and wisdom
C. Schools of Dance D. He is the first child of Goddess Parvati
D. Schools of Singing
251. Where is the Sun Temple?
245. According to Hindu scriptures, the law of A. at Konark in Odisha
Karma is
B. At kolam in kerala
A. Universal
C. at tamil nadu
B. Personal
D. none of above
C. Based on Religion
252. Under which category does Kshatriya
D. Based of Action
Theory fall under?
246. In 1724 the state of Hyderabad was A. Political
founded by:
B. Economic
A. Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf-Jah
C. Religious
B. Azim Jah Bahadur
D. None of the above
C. Osman Ali Khan
253. Read the sentence below from the text-
D. Qamaruddin Khan
book.Men’s work also included protect-
247. The Rajasthani and Pahari schools are ing the community when different groups
came into conflict over land.What does the
A. Schools of Art
word conflict mean?
B. Schools of Dance A. agreement
C. Monuments B. disagreement
D. none of above C. solution
248. Gujarat is in D. deal
A. Eastern India 254. Which of the following games were pre-
B. Northern India viously called ‘British Empire Games’?
C. Southern India A. East Asian Games
D. Western India B. Southeast Asian Games

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C. Olympic Games 261. Which language is this? Maharashtra

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255. What is meant by Karma B. Bengali
A. Action C. Marathi
B. Result D. Hindi
C. Effect 262. Kathak is a classical dance form which
D. Consequences originated in the Indian state of a) Hi-
machal Pradeshb) Maharashtrac) Madhya
256. Kathakali is the dance form of which Pradeshd) Uttar Pradesh
state A. A
A. Andhrapradesh B. B
B. Kerela C. C
C. Karnataka D. D
D. Tamilnadu
263. Vaishya theory states spread
257. What is the origin of Kalamkari A. agriculture
A. Andhra Pradesh B. shipping
B. Pakistan C. trading
C. Uttar Pradesh D. none of above
D. India
264. India shares its boundary with how many
258. What animal played a big role in Native other countries?
American survival? A. 5
A. Fish B. 6
B. Deer C. 7
C. Squirrel D. 3
D. Bison
265. Largest Port in India is located in a)
259. what is the classical music of south India? Mumbaib) Chennaic) Kandlad) Kolkata
?? A. A
A. Carnatic B. B
B. balls C. C
C. Durga Mata D. D
D. Hindustani
266. According to Kalidasa, today should be
260. Kuchipudi is a dance of
A. Tamil Nadu A. dreamed
B. Andra Pradesh B. used
C. Gujarat C. Well-lived
D. none of above D. wasted

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267. are an architectural reflection of In- 273. What is the national sport of India?
dian culture
A. Hockey
A. Dance forms
B. Cricket
B. Paintings
C. Football
C. Monuments
D. Baseball
D. The Vedas

268. According to the research, how many re- 274. What is the name of the elephant which

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ligions are there in this world? serves as the mount of Lord Indra?

A. 1300 A. Tantoratvoto
B. 2300 B. Haithez
C. 3300 C. Airavata
D. 4300 D. Ganethra

269. The Sangai Festival is celebrated in 275. What sport did the Woodland Indians
A. Assam play?
B. Manipur A. Soccer
C. Mizoram B. Basketball
D. Nagaland C. Kickball
270. How many Languages are there in Indian D. Lacrosse
constitution?
276. Which is the national animal of India?
A. 22
A. Lion
B. 23
C. 19 B. Tiger

D. 20 C. Elephant
D. Leopard
271. Ganga, Yamuna, Saraswathi river known
as 277. Which trees are worshiped in India?
A. Goddess
A. Banyan
B. Triveni Sangam
B. Neem
C. Brindavanam
C. Mango
D. Indus River
D. Khajuri
272. Which city is called twin city of India?
A. Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh 278. The Red Fort was built by

B. Hyderabad and Secunderabad A. Humayun

C. Mumbai and Delhi B. Shah Jahan
D. Bihar and Uttar Pradesh C. Akbar
E. Tamil Nadu and Kerala D. Aurangzeb

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279. Who wrote:Guru Govind doou khade, 285. The Independence Day of India is on
kake lagoon pay.Balihari Guru apne A. 20th August
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B. 4th July
A. Saint Kabir Das
C. 15th August
B. Raja Ram Mohan Roy
D. none of above
C. Swami Vivekananda
D. Ramakrishna 286. how many gods are there in Indian cul-
ture
280. Kalidasa was a court poet of a king A. 520
A. Chandragupta II B. 100 crores
B. Chandragupta I C. 33 crores
C. Vikramaditya D. Only 1
D. Adityavarman
287. which is the classical music of north India
281. South India:Carnatic Music::North India: A. Hindustani
B. baul
A. Pahari
C. kathak
B. Baul
D. warli
C. Vocal
D. Hindustani 288. When Alexander the great invaded India,
the dynasty which was ruling over entire
282. In which of the following types of home north India was:
did Northeastern peoples often live? A. Gupta Dynasty
A. wigwam B. Maurya Dynasty
B. igloo C. Sakya Dynasty
C. teepee D. Nanda Dynasty
D. pueblo
289. Thiruvalluvar, commonly known as Val-
283. Under which category does Brahmin The- luvar, was a celebrated Tamil poet and
ory fall under? philosopher. What was the book authored
A. Political by Thiruvalluvar?
B. Economic A. Bhagavad Gita
C. Religious B. Thirukkural
D. None of the above C. Ramayanam
D. Silappatikaaram
284. Which of the following is our traditional
games? 290. ‘Dandia’ is a popular dance of
A. Kabadi A. Punjab
B. Football B. Gujarat
C. Bowling C. Tamil Nadu
D. Uriyadi D. Maharashtra

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291. Cambodia shares land borders with 3 C. The Story of Buddhism

countries: D. Gotama Buddha
A. Thailand, Vietnam, Lao People’s Demo-
297. Which monument was built to commemo-
cratic Republic.
rate the visit of King George V and Queen
B. America and Europe Mary to Bombay?
C. Germany, France A. India Gate
D. none of above B. Gateway of India

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292. The head quarters of Sahitya Akademi is C. Victoria Terminus
at D. Elephanta Caves
A. Mumbai 298. Who is the first President of India?
B. Chennai A. Soekarno
C. New Delhi B. Rajendra Prasad
D. Kolkata C. George Washington
293. Where did Buddha attain enlighten- D. Egbert
ment? 299. Complete the proverb-Unity in
A. Lumbini A. Courage
B. Bodhgaya B. India
C. Sarnath C. Diversity
D. Kushinagar D. Knowledge
294. Who is the author of the poetry “Look to 300. In which part of South India is famous for
this day”? coconut trees
A. K.J. Saunders A. Tamil Nadu
B. Dr. T.N.R B. Lakshadweep
C. Kalidasa C. Kerala
D. K.G.Seshadri D. Telangana

295. Gir National Park is situated in 301. What are the aggresive Warrior called as
a) Himachal Pradeshb) Gujaratc) Ut- A. upanishads
tarakhandd) Madhya Pradesh B. brahmins
A. A C. Kshatriyas
B. B D. none of above
C. C
302. When did the Indus Valley civilization be-
D. D gin
296. The poem Karma is selected from Bud- A. 756 BCE
dhist verse B. 776 BCE
A. Buddha’s way of Verse C. 1500 BCE
B. The Heart of Buddhism D. 2600 BCE

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303. What Weapons Did They Use? 309. Kumbh Mela is held in every years
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B. Sword B. 10
C. Shotgun C. 5

D. Nuclear Bomb D. 3
310. What is Jantar Mantar?
304. The movie industry of India
A. An Astronomical Observatory
A. Hollywood
B. A Museum
B. MTRCB
C. A Fort
C. Bollywood
D. A Mughal Garden
D. Cans
311. United States joined in using as its
305. Buddhist site Tabo Monastery is located base in Southeast Asia
in which of the following state of India? A. India
A. Arunachal Pradesh B. Australia
B. Himachal Pradesh C. New Zealand
C. Sikkim D. Hawaii
D. Assam 312. Which statement accurately compares
roles in tradition American Indian groups?
306. Who created Mahabharata?
A. Children gathered water and firewood
A. Yudhishthira while women played games
B. Vasudeva B. Children told stories to their parents
C. Alone who made kachina dolls
D. Vedvyas C. Men hunted animals that women pre-
pared and stored
307. Which of the following dances is a solo D. none of above
dance?
313. Warli painting is indigenous to which
A. Yakshagana
State?
B. Kuchipudi A. Gujarat
C. Ottan Thullal B. Rajasthan
D. Odissi C. Odisha
308. Who take cares of the Ellora caves, the D. Maharashtra
UNESCO World Heritage Site? 314. Author K.J. Saunder was born in
A. Government of Maharashtra A. 1881
B. Archaeological Survey of India B. 1882
C. Ministry of Culture C. 1880
D. Ministry of Tourism D. 1883

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315. Kalaripayattu is one of the oldest C. playful meditation

A. music D. focused meditation
B. monument 321. Pungi is a dance form related to the state
C. martial art A. Punjab
D. dance B. Sikkim
C. Himachal Pradesh
316. In which monsoon, the Sun shines verti-

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cally over the Tropic of Cancer resulting in D. Jammu and Kashmir
high temperature and low pressure is still 322. A great Sanskrit playwright is
sufficiently high over Arabian Sea and Bay
of Bengal? A. Kalidas
B. Kautiliya
A. Winter Monsoon
C. Chandragupta Maurya
B. Summer Monsoon
D. Ashoka
C. Retreating Monsoon
323. The term ‘Yavanapriya’ mentioned in an-
D. All of the above
cient Sanskrit texts denoted
317. Kings used to A. Ivory
A. give them a lot of money B. Pepper
B. patronise and encourage them C. A fine variety of Indian muslin
C. support and assist them D. Damsels sent to the Greek court for
dance performance
D. inspire and cheer for them
324. The main language of India is
318. How many lions are in the emblem of In-
dia? A. spanish
B. French
A. 5
C. Chinese
B. 6
D. Hindi
C. 3
325. Who created the Indian National Anthem
D. 4
A. Mahatma Gandhi
319. Diwali is a festival of lights. Which B. Rani Lakshmibhai
month we are celebrating diwali according
to the Tamil calendar? C. Tyeb Mehta

A. Chittirai D. Rabindranath Tagore

E. Ram Nath Govind
B. Puratasi
C. Kartigai 326. The Brihadisvara temple at Thanjavur, in
Tamil Nadu was built by
D. Ippasi
A. Marthanda Varma
320. What are the 3 types of meditation? B. Tipu Sultan
A. mindfulness meditation C. Tipu Sultan
B. spiritual meditation D. Rajaraja Chola

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327. Which belief best supports an American B. Tamilnadu

Indian’s claim that it is necessary to pray C. Andhrapradesh
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D. karnataka
A. We believe our religion is important to
our culture 333. Kalidasa’s work influenced late and
B. We believe the animals have spirits of century European Literature.
their own. A. 19th, 20th
C. We believe in passing our traditions B. 18th, 19th
onto our children
C. 6th, 7th
D. none of above
D. 4th, 5th
328. Who is the god of classical dance?
334. which of these festivals are not cele-
A. Lord Vishnu brated in India
B. Lord Bramma A. Christmas
C. Lord Shiva B. Halloween
D. Lord Ayyapa C. Thanksgiving
329. How Many People Moved West After D. Mothers day
Fighting With U.S.?
335. Where is Tamil used in India?
A. 1, 000, 000
A. Telengana
B. 100, 000
B. Kerela
C. None
C. Tamilnadu
D. 10, 000
D. Andra Pradesh
330. The way of life that are done on a regular
basis is a 336. is famous for its Patachitra paintings
A. Custom A. West Bengal
B. Aspect B. Bihar
C. Maintain C. Andhra Pradesh
D. none of above D. none of above

331. Indian Youth Day is celebrated to com- 337. Which of the following best describes a
memorate the birthday of: potlatch?
A. Bal Gangadhar Tilak A. social gathering
B. Swami Vivekananda B. a cooking pot
C. Subhash Chandra Bose C. religious ceremony
D. Bhagat SIngh D. a culture region

332. Bharatnatyam is the dance form of which 338. By , Malay rulers had become Mus-
state lime
A. Kerela A. 1279

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B. 1562 344. how many languages are recognized by

C. 1474 the constitution of india
D. 1369 A. 10
B. 100
339. Hirakud dam is the longest dam in India.
It is located in a) Chhattisgarhb) Mad- C. 22
hya Pradeshc) Maharashtrad) Orissa D. cant be sure
A. A
345. what are the number of gods worshipped

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B. B in india?
C. C A. 14 million
D. D B. 33 million
340. ‘Natya-Shastra’ the main source of C. 39 million
India’s classical dances was written D. none of above
byA.Nara MuniB.Bharat MuniC.Abhinav
GuptD.Tandu Muni 346. Muslim = Al-Quran Christian = Bible In-
dian =?
A. Option A
A. Ramayana
B. Option B
B. PA la ink
C. Option C
D. Option D C. Shiva Purana
D. Bhagavad Gita
341. what is formed by people who live to-
gether in a particular area or place 347. Madhubani art is from
A. neighborhood A. Bihar
B. community B. Karnataka
C. groups C. Madhya Pradesh
D. family D. Tamil Nadu
E. monuments 348. Hindus worship in a place called:
342. A relative who lived in the past is a/an A. Churches
B. Ashrams
A. Ancestor
C. Mosques
B. Folklore
D. Temples
C. Tradition
349. What is animism?
D. none of above
A. a belief that social position is deter-
343. traditional customs, beliefs, and stories mined by age
are
B. a belief that animals and natural
A. Ancestor forces have spirits
B. Folklore C. a custom that marks a young person
C. Tradition passing into adulthood
D. none of above D. none of above

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350. Spread of Indian culture in seen in B. Karnataka

South east Asia C. Kerala

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A. Landscape D. Bihar
B. Materials
353. What is the name of the game that In-
C. Architecture
dian’s used to taming the bull?
D. none of above
A. Pallikattu
351. Southeast Asian culture adapted Indian B. Jallikattu
styles to their pre-existing cultures. An
example is complex of the empire. C. Kollukattu

A. Angkot Wat, Khmer D. Kaalaikattu

B. Koh Ker, Angkor 354. Which among the following is a folk
C. Beng Mealea, Khmer dance of Gujarat?
D. Bantaey Chhmar, Seam Riep A. Garba

352. The Flamingo Festival is celebrated in B. Manipuri

? C. Kathakali
A. Andhra Pradesh D. Mohiniattam

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1. The office of Governor General of India 4. Fundamental rights refers to
was created by A. The list of subjects of the state govern-
A. Charter Act, 1813 ment
B. Charter Act, 1833 B. The basic rights which are granted to
C. Government of India Act, 1858 citizens

D. Government of India Act, 1935 C. The list of subjects of the central gov-
ernment
2. Who was the Chairman of the drafting D. The list of subjects of both the state
committee of the constitution and Central Government
A. Nehru
5. Who wrote the book “Communist Mani-
B. B R Ambedkar festo”?
C. Gandhi A. Marx
D. Rajendra Prasad B. Hitler
3. Who was the father of the Indian Consti- C. Stalin
tution? D. Lenin
A. Mahatma Gandhi 6. first women chief minister of jammu and
B. Nehru kashmir
C. Ambedkar A. anwara taimur
D. Sardar Patel B. sucheta kripalani

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C. nandini sathpathy 12. The Supreme Court of India decides the dis-
putes regarding the election of?
D. mahabooba mufti
A. The Prime Minister
7. The Constitution officially opened on B. The Speaker and Deputy Speaker
A. December 9, 1946 C. The President and Vice-President
B. November 5, 1947 D. All of the above
C. August 15, 1947 13. how many member in lok sabha are elected

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D. October 15, 1945 from states only
A. 525
8. According to the Constitution of India the
B. 530
maximum number of members represent-
ing the Union Territories in the Lok Sabha C. 535
can not exceed? D. 540
A. 10 E. 543
B. 15 14. Which of the following statement is cor-
C. 20 rect?
A. Before imposing Article 352 in Jammu
D. 25
and Kashmir, there is no need to seek per-
mission from the Governor of J & K.
9. Qualifications for The President of india.
Choose incorrect statement B. “Directive principles of State Policy”
are also applicable in J & K.
A. Indian citizens
C. It is compulsory for Parliament to get
B. Eligible to member of Loksabha permission from the State Legislature be-
C. There is no office of profit fore altering the boundary of Jammu and
Kashmir.
D. Min 35years public service
D. CAG and Election commission’s rules
10. Who wrote the book “ Politics”? can be implemented in J & K.
A. Plato 15. Which do you mean by the term pro bono?
B. Socrates A. Without intention
C. Rousseau B. In itself
C. All except one
D. Aritotle
D. Without any charge or free
11. The Constituent Assembly arrived at deci-
16. Longleng and Chiulan are the names of
sions on the various provisions of the Con-
which migratory birds recently mentioned
stitution:
by the Union Environment Ministry?
A. by a majority vote
A. Amur Falcon
B. by a two-thirds majority B. Eurasian hobby
C. by consensus C. Caspian plover
D. unanimously D. Spotted kestrel

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17. whose arrest leads to jalian wala bhagh C. Irrigation

massacre D. Local Self Government

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A. birsa munda
22. The concept of Public Interest Litigation
B. lala lajpat rai originated in?
C. sugdev singh A. UK
D. saifuddin kitchlew B. Australia
18. Which of the following are the princi- C. USA
pal features of Government of India Act, D. Canada
1919? 1. Introduction of dyarchy in the
executive government of the provinces.2. 23. Father of local self government in India is
Introduction of separate communal elec- ?
torate for Muslims.3. Devolution of leg- A. Lord Mayo
islative authority by the Centre to the
B. Lord Ripon
Provinces.4. Expansion and reconstitution
of Central and Provincial Legislatures. C. Lord Curzon
A. 1, 2 and 3 D. Lord William Bentinck
B. 1, 2 and 4 24. Which of the following is correct regarding
C. 2, 3 and 4 the Indian Constitution?
D. 1, 3 and 4 A. It is completely based on British Con-
stitution
19. Who is known as the father of Indian Con- B. It is made only on the basis of Govern-
stitution ment of India Act, 1935
A. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru C. It is a mixture of several Constitutions
B. Dr BR Ambedkar D. It is original
C. Vijayalakshmi Pandit
25. in 1939 subhash chandra bose become
D. Sarojini Naidu president of india by defeating
20. Which of the following Constitutional A. pattabhi sitharamayya
Amendments banned the floor crossing in B. vijayalekshmi pandit
Parliament?
C. lokamanya tilak
A. 42nd
D. a o hume
B. 52nd
26. Which of the following statements is/are
C. 53rd
not correct about the Objectives Resolu-
D. 56th tion? I. It was moved by Jawaharlal
Nehru in the Constituent Assembly.II. It
21. Which subject was transferred from State called for just rights for minorities.III. It
List to Concurrent List by the 42nd amend- formed the basis for the chapter on Fun-
ment of the Constitution? damental Rights.IV. It called for the estab-
A. Agriculture lishment of a socialist and secular polity.
B. Education A. I and II

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B. I, II and III 32. which state has bicameral legislature?

C. III and IV A. kerala
D. Only III B. assam
27. the speaker of the loksabha can be re- C. uthar pradesh
moved by
D. tamilnadu
A. resolution passed by the parliament

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B. president 33. How many members of the Parliament are
C. vice president nominated by the President of India?
D. nota A. 2

28. dandi march is done by mahathma gandhi B. 12

followed by what reason? C. 14
A. non cooperation
D. 10
B. civil disobedience
C. quit india movement 34. The first Law Officer of the Government of
D. nota India is ?
A. Chief Justice of India
29. The correct nomenclature of India accord-
ing to the Preamble is? B. Law Minister
A. Sovereign, Secular, Democratic, Re- C. Attorney General
public
D. Auditor General
B. Sovereign, Democratic, Republic
C. Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Demo- 35. What describes the Indian Constitution
cratic, Republic best?
D. Sovereign, Secular, Socialist, Democ- A. Federal
racy
B. Unitary
30. In Indian constitution Provision of financial
emergency in which article? C. Federal in structure and unitary in
spirit
A. 352
D. Unitary in structure and federal in
B. 360
spirit
C. 324
D. none of above 36. The first attempt at introducing a represen-
tative and popular element in administra-
31. In India general elections occur after tion was made by?
year.
A. Indian Councils Act, 1858
A. Five
B. Six B. Indian Councils Act, 1909

C. Eight C. Indian Councils Act, 1919

D. Two D. Government of India Act, 1935

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37. Since 1930, 26th January was being cele- 42. What was the last working day of the as-
brated as to mark the occasion for the sembly
demand for ‘PoornaSwaraj’.

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A. 24th Jan, 1950
A. Republic day B. 26th Jan, 1950
B. Independence day C. 5th Feb, 1947
C. Indian Constitution day. D. 15th August, 1947
D. none of above
43. Which one of the following statements is
38. The High Courts in India were first started correct
at?
A. The Constituent Assembly of India was
A. Bombay, Delhi, Madras elected by the Provincial Assemblies in
B. Delhi, Calcutta the year 1946
C. Bombay, Madras, Calcutta B. Jawaharlal Nehru; M.A. Jinnah and
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel were members
D. Bombay, Madras
of the Constituent Assembly of India
39. As of 2020, which state has provided em- C. The First Session of the Constituent As-
ployment to highest number of labourers, sembly of India was held in January, 1947
under the Mahatma Gandhi National Ru-
D. The Constitution of India was adopted
ral Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGN-
on 26th January, 1950
REGS)?
A. Rajasthan 44. According Indian constitution “Magna
carta of India” denotes
B. Tamil Nadu
A. DPSP
C. Chhattisgarh
B. Fundamental duty
D. Uttar Pradesh
C. Fundamental Rights
40. Which of the following states does not
D. Emergency Provisions
have a bicameral legislature?
A. Bihar 45. Which of the following was adopted from
the Maurya dynasty in the emblem of Gov-
B. Karnataka
ernment of India?
C. Rajasthan
A. Four lions
D. Telangana
B. Chariot wheel
41. the maximum number of additional mem- C. Horse
bers are of indian legislative council was
increased from 16 to 60 by which indian D. Words ‘Satyameva Jayate’
council act 46. When was ‘Treaty of accession’ related to
A. 1885 Jammu & Kashmir signed?
B. 1905 A. October, 1947
C. 1909 B. December, 1952
D. 1919 C. January, 1971
E. 1935 D. July, 1935

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47. who is got oppertunity to become presi- citizenship.II. Provisions relating to elec-
dent, vice president, jief justice of india tions.III. Provisions relating to provisional
A. k r narayanan Parliament.IV. Fundamental Rights.
A. I and II
B. m hidayathulla
B. I, III and IV
C. pattabhi sitharamayya
C. I, II and III
D. nota
D. None

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48. who will decide that a financial bill will be
a money bill 53. The quorum required to hold meetings of
the legislative chambers is what fraction
A. speaker of lok sabha of the total membership of the House?
B. rajya sabha speaker A. 1/3
C. president B. 1/4
D. vice president C. 1/6
E. none D. 1/10
49. Which Indian state has introduced a 54. The Speaker of the Lok Sabha is elected
scheme to levy COVID-19 cess for diesel, by?
petrol and motor spirit?
A. all the members of Parliament
A. Andhra Pradesh B. the people directly
B. Karnataka C. all the members of Lok Sabha
C. Assam D. the members of the majority party in
D. Nagaland the Lok Sabha

50. Which of the following article deals with 55. Which one is incorrect statement about Lok
the election of the Vice-president? Sabha speaker
A. Article 64 A. Casting vote
B. Article 68 B. Money bill Art110
C. Article 66 C. Joint sitting. Art 108

D. Article 62 D. Veto power 111

51. chairman of union constituitional commi- 56. Indian National Congress founded in
tee? A. 1885
A. br ambedkar B. 1980
B. jawaharlal nehru C. 1789
C. john mathai D. 1950
D. annie beasent 57. first indian women become un assembly
president
52. Which of the following provisions of the
Constitution came into force from Novem- A. captain lekshmi
ber 26, 1949? I. Provisions relating to B. vijaya lekshmi pandit

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C. sarojini naidu 62. Which one of the following is not a key

D. anie beasent feature of the Indian Constitution

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58. The Cabinet Mission to India was headed
by B. Secularism
A. Stafford Cripps C. Presidential form of government
B. A.V. Alexander D. Federalism
C. Lord Pethick Lawrence
63. Which one of the following Acts formally
D. Hugh Gaitskell
introduced the principles of elections for
59. Free and fair elections are the key to the first time?
functioning of a vibrant democracy. Con- A. Indian Councils Act, 1909
sider the following statements regarding
elections in India and identify the cor- B. Government of India Act, 1919
rect ones.1. Ballot papers with name C. Government of India Act, 1935
of all candidates in a constituency were
used for elections in India since Indepen- D. Indian Independence Act, 1947
dence.2. This method was replaced by
Electronic Voting machines starting from 64. who was the first deputy prime minister
end of 1990s.3. Independent India’s first of india
election was the largest of such an exer- A. sardar patel
cise in the world till then
B. nawab salimullah
A. 1 and 2 only
C. maulana abdul kalam azad
B. 1 and 3 only
D. jagjivan ram
C. 2 and 3 only
D. all the above E. none

60. Consider the following statements. The In- 65. Which of the following committees does
dian Constitution is:(1) unwritten Consti- not consist of any member from the Rajya
tution.(2) written Constitution.(3) largely Sabha?
based on Government of India Act, 1935. A. Estimates Committee
A. 2 and 1 are correct
B. Public Accounts Committee
B. 2 and 3 are correct
C. Public Grievances Committee
C. 1 and 2 are correct
D. Committee on Public Undertakings
D. 1 and 3 are correct
61. who was chairamn of drafting committee 66. Indian constitution PREAMBLE the word “
of indian constitution We the People “ that word derived from
which country
A. pandit jawahar lal nehru
A. French revolution
B. dr br ambedkar
C. km munshi B. USA
D. dr rajender parsad C. Russian revolution
E. none D. Quba

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67. Which term means ‘a representative form 73. What is age criteria for universal adult
of government’? franchise in India?
A. propose A. 18
B. republican B. 16
C. federalism
C. 54
D. execute
D. 20
68. The only President of India who was

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elected unopposed is? 74. The design of the National Flag was
A. V. V. Giri adopted by the Constitutent Assembly of
India in
B. S.Radhakrishnan
C. Zakir Hussain A. July, 1948
D. N. S. Reddy B. July, 1950

69. Who proposed the Preamble before the C. July, 1947

Drafting Committee of the Constitution? D. August, 1947
A. Jawaharlal Nehru
B. B.R. Ambedkar 75. The Constitution of India was adopted by
the
C. B.N. Rao
A. Governor General
D. Mahatma Gandhi
B. British Parliament
70. Which of the following appointments is not
made by the President of India? C. Constituent Assembly
A. Chief Justice of India D. Parliament of India
B. Speaker of the Lok Sabha
76. The first session of the Constituent Assem-
C. Chief Election Commissioner
bly was held in
D. CAG Of India
A. Bombay
71. Delimitation of constituencies during elec-
B. Calcutta
tions is done by
A. Election commission C. Lahore
B. Union public service commission D. New Delhi
C. National commission on cattle
77. who was the president of india during
D. University grants commission bangladesh liberation war
72. hindustan socialist republican association A. v.v. giri
founded by?
B. fakrudin ali ahmed
A. sughdes
B. bhgat singh C. neelam sanjeeva reddy

C. subhash chandra bose D. giani zail singh

D. saifuddin kichlew E. none

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78. The Constituent Assembly for undivided In- C. Government of India Act, 1935
dia first met on D. None of the above

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84. Article 300A expresses what?
B. 9th December, 1946
A. Right to property
C. 20th February, 1947
B. Right to equality
D. 3rd June, 1947
C. Right to liberty
79. Which term means ‘system where the
national government shares power with D. Right to education
state governments’? 85. Which of the following is not a Directive
A. propose Principle of the State Policy?
B. republican A. To raise the level of nutrition
C. federalism B. To develop the scientific temper
D. execute C. To promote economic interests of
weaker sections
80. One-third of the members of the Rajya
Sabha retire after every? D. To separate the Judiciary from the Ex-
ecutive
A. 1 Year
B. 2 Year 86. On which date the Indian Constitution
C. 5 Year came into effect

D. 6 Year A. On 26 November 1949

B. On 26 January 1950
81. Which branch of government writes the
bills that become laws? C. On 26 September 1949
A. judicial D. On 26th March 1950
B. legislative 87. Which of the following rights was de-
C. executive scribed by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar as The
Heart and Soul of the Constitution’?
D. none of above
A. Right of Freedom of Religion
82. The Crown took the Government of India
into its own hands by: B. Right to Property

A. Charter Act, 1833 C. Right to Equality

B. Government of India Act, 1858 D. Right to Constitutional Remedies
C. Indian Council Act, 1861 88. Which writ may be used to transfer a
D. Government of India Act, 1935 case from one court to another competent
court?
83. Which of the following Acts gave represen-
A. Certiorari
tation to Indians for the first time in the
Legislature? B. Mandamus
A. Indian Councils Act, 1909 C. Habeas corpus
B. Indian Councils Act, 1919 D. None

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89. what is the salary of comptroller auditor B. Pune

genral of india
C. lahore
A. equal to cji
D. New Delhi
B. equal to sate high court cji
C. equal to a session judge 95. How many members are required to form
the quorum of the parliament?
D. equal to supreme court judge
A. 1/2
E. none

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B. 1/4
90. Which of the following is not a basic fea-
C. 1/10
ture of the Indian Constitution?
D. 1/6
A. Parliamentary Government
B. Federal Government 96. Where was the first Municipal Corporation
C. Presidential Government in India set up?

D. Independence of Judiciary A. Bombay

B. Calcutta
91. By whom the governor of Jammu and
Kashmir is elected? C. Delhi
A. By the President of India D. Madras
B. By the Jammu & Kashmir Legislative 97. Which of the following was NOT going to
Assembly be a part of the Constitution
C. By the Jammu & Kashmir Legislature
A. Sovereign Nation
D. Directly by the public
B. Presidential form of Government
92. The idea of the Constitution was proposed C. Democratic Nation
by
D. Republic Nation
A. MK Gandhi
B. Shri MN Roy 98. Who was the first women Prime Minister
in India?
C. Pt. JL Nehru
A. Indira Gandhi
D. Dr. Rajendra Prasad
B. Sonia Gandhi
93. who has the power to proclaim emer-
C. Prathibha Patil
gency?
A. prime minister D. Sarojini Naidu

B. vice president 99. Who was the adviser of the drafting com-
C. president mittee
D. chief justice A. B N Rau
B. B R Ambedkar
94. The first session of Constituent Assembly
was held at C. Nehru
A. Bombay D. Jinnah

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100. Indian constitution derived from many C. Australia

country.Choose incorrectly matched state- D. japan
ment

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Constitution
B. DPSP-Irish constitution
C. Concurrent list-USA A. BrR Ambedkar

D. Suspension of FR during emergency- B. MK Gandhi

German constitution C. JL nehru
101. The minimum age required for becoming D. BN rao
the Prime Minister of India is?
106. The total number of members who signed
A. 40 years the Constitution were
B. 35 years
A. 285
C. 30 years
B. 230
D. 25 years
C. 530
102. n spite of all this, somewhere along the D. 284
way, the ‘anti-corruption agenda’ has dis-
appeared from the public domain. We 107. Which country announced to provide $3
have not seen public opinion being mo- million assistance to India, through its
bilised to demand action against corrup- ‘Partnerships for Affordable Healthcare
tion in public life. Instead, one after the Access and Longevity (PAHAL)’ project?
other, insti which right is required to
A. United Kingdom
ensure crystalline functioning of govern-
ment ? B. United States
A. Right to privacy C. Germany
B. Right to equality D. Japan
C. Right to information
108. Who illustrated the cover page of the
D. none of above Constitution of India
103. Which Article of Indian Constitution pre- A. Satyajit Ray
scribes Hindi in Devanagari script as the B. Baburao Painter
official language of the Union?
C. Raja Ravi Verma
A. Article 243
D. Nandalal Bose
B. Article 343
C. Article 344 109. Who among the following was not a
D. Article 346 member of the Constituent Assembly?
A. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
104. Joint sitting of the two houses of the par-
liament has been borrowed from B. Acharya J.B. Kriplani
A. USA C. Lok Nayak Jayprakash Narayan
B. UK D. K.M. Munshi

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110. The Constitution of India is designed to 116. Appointment of the members of the Coun-
work as a unitary government? cil of Ministers is made by the President?
A. in normal times A. on the advice of the Prime Minister
B. in times of emergency
B. in his own discretion
C. when the parliament so desires
C. on the advice of the Vice-President
D. at the will of the President
D. on the basis of election results
111. What is the meaning of Solus populi

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suprema est lex?
117. When did the first linguistic state of
A. The voice of the people is the voice of Andhra Pradesh come in to existence?
God
A. January 1, 1953
B. The welfare of the people is the
supreme law B. April 1, 1953
C. Law is law C. October 1, 1953
D. Ignorance of the law excuses no one
D. November 1, 1953
112. What is the maximum number of elected
members in a State Assembly? 118. Who was the member of the Rajya Sabha
A. 350 when first appointed as the Prime Minister
of India?
B. 400
A. Lal Bahadur Shastri
C. 500
D. 600 B. Morarji Desai

113. Guess the voice? C. Indira Gandhi

A. Atal Bihari Vajpayee D. Manmohan Singh
B. Narender Modi
119. first europian president of inc?
C. Lal Krishan Advani
D. Manmohan Singh A. george youle

114. under whose leader ship chitaghong ar- B. a o hume

moury done? C. indira gandhi
A. bhagath sigh
D. sonia gandhi
B. sugdev
C. surya sen 120. The demand for the Constituent Assembly
D. birsa munda was put forward by the Indian National
Congress in 1936 at its session held at
115. Who wrote the book “Mein Kampf”?
A. Kanpur
A. Hitler
B. Bombay
B. Marx
C. Mussolilni C. Lucknow
D. Russwelt D. Lahore

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121. Who among the following was the Chair- 126. Which of the following is not true for Ju-
man of the Drafting Committee of the In- dicial Review?
dian Constitution?

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B. US Supreme Court invoked the first ju-
C. C. Rajagopalachari dicial review in 1803
D. B. R. Ambedkar C. first landmark case was Marbury vs
Madison-landmark case where the court
122. When did Mr. Attlee, Prime Minister of used judicial review to invalidate federal
England, announce the transfer of power action
to the Indians?
D. State courts do not have an obligation
A. February, 1947 to apply federal law if it is contrary to their
B. August, 1947 state law.

C. June, 1948 127. The largest committee of Parliament of

India is?
D. June, 1949
A. Public Accounts Committee
123. How many schedules the Constitution of B. Estimates Committee
India contains:v
C. Committee on Public Undertakings
A. 10
D. Joint Parliamentary Committee
B. 15
128. the impeachment of president is carried
C. 12 by whom
D. 9 A. attorney general
B. members of legislative
124. Who has the authority to remove the
Vice-President from his office before the C. parliament
expiry of his term? D. prime minister
A. Rajya Sabha 129. The amendment procedure laid down in
B. Lok Sabha the Constitution of India is on the pattern
of?
C. Parliament
A. Government of India Act, 1935
D. Supreme Court
B. Government of India Act, 1947
125. A person to be qualified for standing in a C. Constitution of South Africa
panchaya telection must have attained the
D. Constitution of UK
age of?
A. 18 Years 130. An international commission named US-
CIRF, which was seen in news recently, is
B. 21 Years headquartered in which city?
C. 25 Years A. Geneva
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C. Washington D.C worship is allowed to all the people.3. ed-

D. Nairobi ucational institutions, without exception,
are free to impart religious instruction.4.
131. The most profound influence on the draft- the State makes no discrimination on the
ing of the Indian Constitution was exer- basis of religion in matters of employment.
cised by the A. I and II
A. U.S. Constitution B. I, II and III
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C. II, III and IV
C. Government of India Act, 1935 D. I, II and IV
D. French ideals of Liberty and Fraternity
136. How long did the Constituent Assembly
132. The constitution of jammu and kashmir take to finally pass the Constitution?
came into force on A. about 6 months in 1949
A. 26 jan 1950 B. exactly a year since Nov 26, 1948
B. 26 jan 1947 C. about 2 years since Aug 15, 1947
C. 26 jan 1957 D. about 3 years since Dec 9, 1946
D. 15 august 1947 137. Method of the election of the president
133. Which of the following items is wrongly has been borrowed from
matched? A. ireland
A. December 9, 1947-Constituent As- B. USA
semby’s first meeting C. South Africa
B. November 26, 1949-the people of In- D. Canada
dia adopted, enacted and gave to them-
selves the Constitution 138. mahathma gandhiji started his political
entrance from?
C. January 24, ‘ 1950-the Constitution
was finally signed by the members of the A. sabarmati
Constituent Assembly B. champaran
D. January 26, 1950-the date of com- C. ahmedabad
mencement of the Constitution
D. delhi
134. Under which Article of the Constitution
139. who amongst the following was not the
are the Cultural and Educational Rights
member of the constituent assembly
granted?
A. KM Munshi
A. Article 29 and 31
B. JB Kriplani
B. Article 28 and 31
C. MK Gandhi
C. Article 29 and 30
D. Sardar vallabh bhai patel
D. Article 28 and 30
140. who founded ghadar party?
135. The Indian Constitution establishes a sec-
ular state, meaning:1. the State treats all A. gopala krishna ghokhale
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C. khan abdul gaffar khan 146. The inspiration of ‘Liberty, Equality and
Fraternity’ wasderived from?
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141. Who is the author of Politics? B. Russian revolution
A. Plato C. French revolution
B. Aristotle D. Industrial revolution
C. Mill
147. Which Article is for “Protection against
D. Marx arrest and detention in certain cases”?
A. 21
142. Who is honoured as the father of nation
B. 22
A. Dr BR Ambedkar
C. 23
B. Jawahar Lal Nehru
D. 27
C. Mahatma Gandhi
148. A proclamation of emergency issued un-
D. None der Article 352 must be approved by the
Parliament with in?
143. Who among the following was the Con-
stitutional adviser to the Constituent As- A. 1 month
sembly ofIndia? B. 6 Weeks
A. Dr. B.N. Rao C. 2 months
B. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar D. 6 months
C. K.M. Munshi 149. what is highlighted in the novel
D. M.C. Setalvad by bangim chandra chatterjee namely
“anandha math”
144. The Governor of a state shall be ap- A. sipoy revolt
pointed by the
B. sanyasi rebellion
A. President
C. quit india movement
B. Chief Minister
D. kakory conspiracy
C. Prime minister
150. When the Constituent Assembly for the
D. none of above Dominion of India reassembled on 31 stOc-
tober, 1947, its reduced membership was
145. The nationalist demand for a Constituent
Assembly was for the first time conceded A. 299
by the British Government, though indi- B. 311
rectly and with reservations in the C. 319
A. Cripps proposals D. 331
B. August Offer
151. Which legislation was challenged in the
C. Cabinet Mission Plan Sabarimala dispute?
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B. Kerala temple and places of worship 157. money bill of a state is originated by the
act reccomendation of whom?
C. Kerala hindu places of worship act A. president
D. Keral devosom act B. chief justis
152. Doctrine of prospective overruling was in- C. advocate general
troduced in?
D. governor
A. IC Golaknath v. State of punjab

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B. Minerva Mills v. Union of India 158. emergency provisons in indian constitu-
tion are taken from which country
C. Keshvanand Bharti v. State of Kerala
A. germany
D. AK Gopalan v. State of Madras
B. russia
153. father of indian unrest?
C. ireland
A. bal gangadhar tilak
D. uk
B. lala lajpat ray
E. usa
C. bipin chandra pal
D. mahathma gandhi 159. The Constitution of India was enacted by
a Constituent Assembly set up
154. In which article of Indian constitution pro-
vision for election commission is made A. under the Indian Independence Act,
1947
A. Article 324
B. under the Cabinet Mission Plan, 1946
B. Article 356
C. Article 360 C. through a resolution of the provisional
government
D. Article 247
D. by the Indian National Congress
155. Who presided over the inaugural meeting
of Constituent Assembly 160. Article 21A expresses what?
A. Dr. Sachiddanand Sinha A. Right to liberty
B. P Upendra B. Right to education
C. Dr. rajendra prasad C. Right to equality
D. Dr. BR Ambedkar D. Right to exploitation
156. In the case of a deadlock between the
161. As per 24th Constitution Amendment Act
two Houses of the Parliaent, the joint sit-
1971. The president will be compulsory
ting is presided over by the?
assent for which bill
A. President
A. Ordinary bill
B. Vice-President
B. Money bill Art 110
C. Speaker of Lok Sabha
C. Finance bill 1 Art117(1)
D. Member of the Lok Sabha specifically
elected for the purpose D. Constitutional Bill Art368

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162. which fundamental right safeguards In- C. II and III

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B. Right to equality A. chanhdra shekhar azad
C. E right to get redressal B. bhagat singh
D. Right to education C. abul kalam azad
D. subhash chandra bose
163. the president can advance money to meet
the unforseen expenses from the? 168. The Annual Financial Statement is caused
A. the consolidated fund of india to be laid before both Houses of Parlia-
ment by the?
B. the contigency fund
A. President
C. both of above
B. Vice-President
D. none of the above
C. Speaker of Lok Sabha
164. Which case is also known as pavement
D. Finance Minister
dwellers case?
A. M c mehta v. Uoi 169. International Energy Agency announced
that lockdown in India has led to 30% fall
B. Olga tellis v. State of Maharashtra
in the country’s energy demand. Where is
C. Shiv sagar tiwari v. Uoi the headquarters of IEA located?
D. Bandhua mukti morcha v. Uoi A. Vienna

165. crps mission came to india in B. Paris

A. 1987 C. Rome

B. 1943 D. Abu Dhabi

C. 1942 170. Who is authorised to decide over a dis-

D. 1927 pute regarding disqualification of a Mem-
ber of Parliament?
166. Which of the following features do not A. Election Commission
contribute to making the Indian Constitu-
tion the bulkiest in the world? I. Various B. Speaker of LokSabha
types of emergencies are considered in de- C. A Committee set up by the Parliament
tail.II. It codifies the rights and privileges
D. President
of the members of Parliament and State
Legislatures.III. It enumerates all types of 171. Who presided over the inaugural meeting
Indian citizenship and how it can be termi- of the Constituent Assembly of India?
nated.IV. It contains not only a list of fun-
damental rights but also the restrictions to A. Sachidananda Sinha
be placed on them B. B. R. Ambedkar
A. I and II C. Dr. Rajendra Prasad
B. I and IV D. P. Upendra

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172. The first non congress government since B. Article 266

independence to complete five years C. Article 270
tenure in office was headed by whom?
D. Article 287
A. A B Vajpaye
B. Narasimha Rao 177. What are the Bill of Rights?

C. Chandra Shekar A. The first Amendment

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C. The first ten Amendments
173. Which of the following are true? 1) Out
of 299 members of the Constituent Assem- D. All of the Amendments
bly only 284 signed the Constitution.2) 178. When Central Government make law on
The adopted Constitution contained Pream- the subject of state list resolution of rajya
ble, 395 Articles and 8 Schedules.3) The sabha must be passed by majority.
Constitution was adopted and commenced
on November 26, 1949. A. 2/3
B. 1/4
A. 1, 2
C. 1/6
B. 2, 3
D. 2/5
C. 1, 3
D. all 179. the demand for the constituent Assembly
was laid down by the Congress at
174. Which language is not recognised in the
A. Faizpur Session
8th Schedule though it is an official lan-
guage of a state? B. Lahore Session
A. Kashmiri C. Delhi Session
B. Sanskrit D. Pune Session
C. English 180. Constitution refers to
D. Sindhi A. Verbal spoken rules and regulations
175. The Election Commission of India (ECI) B. Written rules and regulation which
has granted permission for holding elec- governs a country
tions to the Legislative Council (MLCs) in C. It is a set of rules and principles that
which state/UT, amid the Covd-19 pan- all persons in a country can agree upon as
demic? the basis of the way in which they want the
A. Jharkhand country to be governed
B. Maharashtra D. Statements of ministers
C. Madhya Pradesh 181. Which among the following is/are the
D. Jammu & Kashmir feature (s) of a Federal State? [NDA
2008]1. The powers of the Central and
176. The provision for Contingency Fund of In- the State (Constituent Unit) Governments
dia as well as for each States has been are clearly laid down2. It has an unwrit-
made under? ten Constitution.
A. Article 267 A. 1 only

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182. First time electronic voting machine used 187. How many fundamental rights are given
in India in in Indian Constitution
A. 2004 A. 5
B. 2016 B. 6
C. 1952 C. 7
D. 2002 D. None of these
183. Which of the following is/are correctly 188. which of the following has the right to be
matched? I. India’s National Song- audience in all cases of india
Vande MataramII. India s National Flower-
RoseIII. India’s National Animal-TigerIV. A. cji
India’s National Bird-Eagle B. cji of all state high courts
A. I and IV C. law minister of india
B. I, II and III D. attorney genral of india
C. II, III and IV E. none
D. I and III
189. the system of WRITS has been borrowed
184. The time gap between two sessions of from
the Parliament should not exceed? A. UK
A. 2 months B. USA
B. 3 months C. Australia
C. 4 months D. canada
D. 6 months
190. Who was First Deputy Prime Minister of
185. What is the name of the mobile applica- India?
tion launched by the Council of Scientific A. Gandhi
and Industrial Research (CSIR), to connect
farmers to supply chain? B. Nehru
A. Kisan Rath C. Patel
B. Kisan Sabha D. Ambedkar
C. Kisan Suraksha 191. In Indian Constitution there is provision
D. Kisan Samriddhi of how many types of list?
A. Two
186. mandal commission was setup in which
year B. Three
A. 1977 C. Five
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192. Which of the following writs is issued by 197. A Parliamentary System of Government
the court in case of illegal detention of a is one in which
person?
A. The Government is responsible to the
A. Mandamus Parliament and can be removed by it
B. Certiorari B. All political parties in the Parliament
C. Habeas Corpus are represented in the Government
D. Quo Warranto C. The Government is elected by the peo-

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ple and can be removed by them
193. compulsory and free education for all the
people of india between the age of 6 to 14 D. The Government is chosen by the Par-
years was added by amendment in act liament but cannot be removed by it be-
2002 fore completion of a fixed term
A. 84 198. Choose incorrectly matched statement
B. 85 about Parliament
C. 86 A. Knesset-israel
D. 87 B. Diet-Japan
E. none
C. Congress-USA
194. The age of retirement of the Judges of D. Panchayat-India
the High Court is?
A. 58 years 199. Who among the following is known as
the Father of the Indian Constitution?
B. 60 years
C. 62 years A. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

D. 65 years B. Mahatma Gandhi

C. Jawaharlal Nehru
195. Which one of the following Amendment
is known as “ Nagarpalika Act”? D. Vallabhbhai PateI
A. 73rd Amendments
200. It is the type of government in United
B. 74th Amendments State
C. 64th Amendments A. Aristocracy
D. 63rd Amendments
B. Democracy
196. Balwant Rai Mehta Committee sug- C. Monarchy
gested that the structure of Panchayati
Raj should consist of? D. Federalism
A. the village, the block and the district 201. ‘World Tuna Day’ is observed on May 3,
levels 2020. Tuna belongs to which species?
B. the mandal and the district levels A. Bird
C. the village, the district and the state
B. Fish
levels
C. Insect
D. the village, the mandal, the district and
the state levels D. Reptile

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202. Which of the following proved to be the C. Precedence

most short lived of all the British constitu- D. Appeal
tional experiments in India?

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A. Government of India Act, 1919 208. The Constituent Assembly which framed
the Constitution for Independent India was
B. Indian Council Act, 1909
setup in
C. Pitt’s India Act, 1784
A. 1945
D. Government of India Act, 1935
B. 1946
203. in which year states recognised on the ba-
C. 1947
sis of language
D. 1949
A. 1950
B. 1956 209. India has party-system.
C. 1965 A. One
D. 1990 B. Two
204. Which one of the following made the In- C. Multi
dian Legislature bicameral? D. none of above
A. Indian Councils Act, 1909
210. The Chief Justice and other Judges of the
B. Government of India Act, 1919
High Court are appointed by the?
C. Government of India Act, 1935
A. President
D. Indian Independence Act, 1947
B. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
205. Who was the President of the Con- C. Governor of the concerned state
stituent Assembly?
D. Chief Minister of the concerned state
A. Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru
B. Dr. Rajendra Prasad 211. Who among the following was the Chair-
man of the Union Constitution Committee
C. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
of the Constituent Assembly?
D. C. Rajagopalachari
A. B.R. Ambedkar
206. The States Reorganisation Act created B. J.B. Kripalani
States and Union Territories?
C. Jawaharlal Nehru
A. 15 ; 7
D. Alladi Krishnaswami Ayyar
B. 14 ; 6
C. 13 ; 5 212. if a bill is neglected in a house of parlia-
D. 11 ; 6 ment the joint sitting by both of the parties
is presided by?
207. Judges often use previous cases that are
A. presdient
similar to make their decisions on a current
case. This is a term also known as ? B. vice president
A. Due Process C. attorney genral
B. Constitutional Law D. prime minister

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213. Which branch of the government is re- A. ask the person to be produced
sponsible for interpreting the laws? B. ask to let a person free for a temporary
A. Executive period
B. Judicial C. order to transfer the case from one
C. Legislative court
D. Federal D. direct the Government to do or not to
do a thing
214. Which of the following describes India as

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a Secular State? 216. The Task Force on NIP recently submitted
A. Fundamental Rights their report to the Union Finance Minister.
B. Directive Principles What does ‘I’ stand for, in NIP?

C. Preamble to the Constitution A. Investment

D. Fundamental Duties B. Infrastructure

215. Under the writ of ‘Mandamus’ the Court C. Industrial

can ? D. Independent

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1. What is the major disadvantage of solar 4. + N = 8, What is N
energy?
A. 2
A. Requires a big dam to be built
B. 3
B. requires consistent gusts of wind
C. 4
C. It is not always available
D. 5
D. it is non-renewable
5. Which one of this factor does not increase
2. What is speed?
the speed of rotation in an electric motor
A. how far you go
A. increase in current
B. how much distance is covered over a
period of time B. increase the strength of the magnet
C. how fast you accelerate C. decrease the number of turns of wire
in the coil
D. the change in the location of a object
D. increase the number of turns of wire
3. Inertia in the coil
A. is the tendency of an object to resist
change in its motion. 6. Balanced forces exist when
B. is an increase or decrease in an ob- A. There is a one force acting.
ject’s speed. B. There is a pair of forces that are equal
C. is the speed and direction of an ob- and working in the same direction.
ject’s motion. C. There is a pair of forces that are equal
D. none of above and opposite in direction.

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D. There is a pair of forces that are of dif- 12. Convert 12 km to m

ferent magnitudes (sizes) and opposite in A. 120 m
direction.

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B. 1, 200 m
3
7. I f displacement ∝ (time) , Then what C. 12, 000 m
can you say about the motion of the
body? D. 120, 000 m

A. The body is accelerating non uniformly 13. Plane mirror image characteristics:-
without respect to time A. Inverted
B. The body is retarding B. Same size
C. The velocity is constant C. Laterally inverse
D. There is no displacement D. Virtual
E. The body is accelerating with time E. Real
8. A ray of light is travelling in a direction 14. There are three families of leptons;
perpendicular to the boundary of a paral-
A. electron, muon, and pi.
lel glass slab. The ray of light:
B. electron, muon, and tau.
A. Is refracted towards the normal
C. electron, pi and tau.
B. Is refracted away from the normal
D. electron, pi and neutrino.
C. Is reflected along the same path
D. Does not get refracted 15. The force that one surface exerts on an-
other when the two rub against each other
9. “the car’s speed is 43 m/s” is called a. c. b.. d. .
A. a A. friction.
B. F B. inertia.
C. s C. acceleration
D. v D. gravity
10. As a sample of matter is heated, its parti- 16. What is the SI unit used to measure
cles weight?
A. stop moving A. Grams
B. move more slowly B. Liters
C. move more quickly C. Pounds
D. are unaffected D. Newtons
11. Part of an atom that encircling the nucleus 17. What is .00000005 A in Scientific Nota-
which carry negative charges tion
A. Neutrons A. 50nA
B. Electrons B. 5.0 x 10-7 A
C. Protons C. 5.0 X 10-9 A
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18. Formula for kinetic energy 23. What happens when two forces act in the
A. KE = m*g*y same direction?
B. KE = 12 m ∗ v2 A. They cancel each other out.
C. KE = F*d B. The stronger one prevails.
D. KE = W/t C. Their strengths are added.

19. A sample of hydrogen gas is held in a D. Their sum divided by two is the total
sealed container. The internal energy of it force.

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is increased by 800 J. If the net amount 24. Formula for velocity
of work done on the sample by its sur-
roundings was 500 J, how much heat was A. v = d*t
transferred between the gas and its envi- B. v = d/t
ronment?
C. v = m*t
A. 1300 J absorbed
D. v = m/t
B. 300 J absorbed
C. 300 J dissipated 25. Burette is used in
D. 130 J dissipated A. Shops
B. Laboratory
20. In order to know how a force will affect
an object, you must know the C. Both a and b
A. normalcy D. None of these
B. weight 26. Select all the equations that are correct.
C. direction
A. Work done = Energy transferred
D. gravity
B. Work done = Force x Distance
21. A bird flies by flapping its wings down- C. Work done = Force / Distance
ward and backward. What reactive force
causes the bird to fly and what direction D. Work done = Force x Distance2
does it push? 27. Law of reflection state that-The angle of
A. Air pushe the bird downward and for- incidence is to the angle of reflection.
ward.
A. equal
B. Air pushes the bird upward and for-
B. double
ward.
C. half
C. Gravity bird pushes the bird upward
and forward. D. none of above
D. none of above 28. Select all the correct equations.
22. The plant has grown 4 cm since yesterday. A. Wavespeed = frequency x wavelength
A. Qualitative B. Wavespeed = frequency / wave-
B. Quantitative length
C. Both C. Wavespeed = distance / time
D. none of above D. Wavespeed = distance x time

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29. Identify at least two areas of physics in- same temperature. Which of the follow-
volved in the following:Judging how hot a ing is true about the internal energy of the
stove is by looking at it. substances?

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tromagnetism B. U water = U ice = U vapour
B. mechanics, vibrations and wave phe- C. U water < U ice < U vapour
nomena
D. U ice < U water < U vapour
C. optics, thermodynamics
35. Newton’s third law can be stated as “For
D. thermodynamics, mechanics
every action, there is a(n) reaction.”
30. What is the frequency of mains electricity A. equal and adjacent
in the UK in Hz?
B. stronger and opposite
A. 20
C. weaker and opposite
B. 50
D. equal but opposite
C. 100
36. A lightbulb says 60W. What physics vari-
D. 200 able would you assign to 60W?
31. CONTACT FORCES A. F
A. muscular B. P
B. magnetic C. W
C. firctional D. t
D. gravitational 37. . Select all possible answers:Physics in-
volves using to understand the world
32. The most common temperature scale used we live in.
in the world where water freezes at 0 de-
grees and boils at 100 degrees is called A. theories
the scale. B. equations
A. Celsius C. laws
B. Fahrenheit D. All of the above
C. Pound 38. James walked 14 miles at an average
D. Kelvin speed of 4.0 miles/hour. How long did it
take him to walk 14 miles?
33. The Law of Inertia is also known as
A. 18 hours
A. the Law of Conservation.
B. 3.5 hours
B. Newton’s First Law.
C. 18, 000 minutes
C. the Law of the Land.
D. 3.5 seconds
D. none of above
39. A concave mirror gives virtual, refract and
34. Three sealed flasks each containing 1 g of enlarged image of the object but image of
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A. At infinity B. unbalanced force

B. Between F and C C. net force
C. Between P and F D. centripetal force
D. At E
45. Acceleration is calculated using the follow-
40. What does frequency measure & what’s ing formula:
the unit?
A. a = (u-v) / t

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A. The number of waves per second in
seconds B. a = t / ( v-u)

B. The number of waves per second in C. a = t (u-v) / t

hertz D. a = (v-u) / t
C. The time for one wave to cycle in sec-
onds 46. The work-kinetic energy theorem says
that the net work done by all the forces
D. The time for one wave to cycle in hertz acting on an object is equal to the change
41. A car moved 60 km East and 90 km West. in the object’s
What is the distance it traveled? A. mechanical energy
A. 30 km, West B. work
B. 60 km. East C. momentum
C. 90 km
D. kinetic energy
D. 150 km
47. Formula for acceleration
42. units of force are
A. a = (vf-vo)/t
A. newtons
B. a = t/(vf-vo)
B. grams
C. joules C. a = t*(vf-vo)

D. meters D. a = t*d

43. Ms. McDonald holds a desk perfectly still 48. units for work are
above her head. If she holds the desk at a A. newtons
height of 0.5 meters above her head, and
applis 68 Newtons of force to do so, how B. joules
much work has she done? C. meters
A. 34 Joules D. seconds
B. 0 Joules
C. 68 Joules 49. Choose all of the correct equations

D. 340 Joules A. speed = distance x time

B. distance = speed x time
44. The overall force on an object after all the
forces are added together is called the C. speed = distance / time
A. balanced force D. time = speed x distance

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50. For Hooke’s Law, F = kx, where: B. displacement, surface area

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B. F = force, k = a constant, x = exten- D. none of above
sion
56. Average speed is equal to
C. F = force, k = the spring constant
constant, x = speed A. Distance / Time
D. F = friction, k = spring value, x = B. Distance x Time
speed C. Time / Distance
51. How much weight of air is always over D. none of above
your head?
57. A rock is falling towards the earth. The
A. 1 kg action and reaction pair is
B. 1000 kg A. The earth pulls the rock downward, the
C. 100 kg rock pushes the earth upward
D. 10 kg B. The earth pushes the rock downward,
the rock pushes the earth downward
52. The imaginary line perpendicular to a re-
C. The rock pulls the earth upward, the
flecting surface is called
earth pushes the rock upward
A. crooked line
D. The earth pulls the rock downward, the
B. parallel line rock pulls the earth upward
C. angular line
58. The SI unit for time is
D. normal line
A. second (s)
53. Which travels faster? B. minute (min)
A. sound C. hour (hr)
B. light D. year (yr)
C. water
59. The difference between a car hitting a wall
D. none of above vs. a car hitting a hay stack is
54. What is the force of friction between a A. the Impulse on the car hitting the wall
moving block of ice that weighs 950 N and is greater
the ground if µ k = .12? B. the change in momentum of the car hit-
A. 65 N ting the wall is greater
B. 226 N C. the force on the car hitting the hay
C. 175 N stack is greater

D. 114 N D. the collision time of the car hitting the

hay stack is greater
55. At a constant volume, the of a gas of
fixed mass is directly proportional to its 60. Elastic potential energy is equal to
A. ke
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C. 1/2 k e2 66. The EM wave with frequency higher than

infrared and lower than UV.
D. 2 k e2
A. radio
61. Newtons could be used to measure and B. visible light
C. xray
A. mass, speed D. gamma
B. momentum, work
67. What is thermodynamics?

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C. force, weight
A. The study of heat and energy.
D. direction, power B. The study of movement.

62. The distance from Earth to the moon is C. The study of microparticles.
384, 400 km. Express the distance in me- D. none of above
ters using scientific notation
68. A wave carries ?
A. 3.844 x 105 m
A. energy only
B. 3.844 x 108 m B. matter only
C. 3.844 x 102 m C. energy and matter
D. 3.855 x 1011 m D. neither

63. The units of momentum are 69. Identify which of the following quantities
can be described by their magnitude and
A. kg m s direction.
B. kg m s2 A. Time
C. kg m/s B. Force
D. kg m/s2 C. Acceleration
D. Weight
64. Equation for electrical charge
E. Mass
A. current / time
70. Sound produced by a trumpet is caused by
B. current x time the vibration of
C. current + time A. The horn of the instrument
D. current-time B. Vocal cords
C. The reed in the mouthpiece
65. The best definition of Physics is that it is
D. The performers lips

A. the study of matter, energy and the in- 71. A crumpled piece of paper hits the ground
teraction between them before a flat sheet of paper because

B. the study of living things A. the acceleration of gravity is greater

on the crumpled paper.
C. the study of physical things
B. there is more air resistance against
D. the study of atoms the flat paper.

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72. equation for density 77. Meters per second (m/s) is the unit of
A. mass/volume which physics concept?
B. volume/mass A. Acceleration
C. mass x volume B. Velocity
D. volume x mass C. Time
73. Which Branch of Physics is most important D. Distance
when discussing the motion of sub-atomic
particles? 78. The slope of speed-time graph gives
A. Quantum Mechanics A. speed
B. Waves & Wave mechanics B. velocity
C. Relativity C. momentum
D. Electromagnetism D. acceleration
74. An alien spaceship is 500 m above the
79. What are the uses of the electro-magnetic
ground and moving at a constant velocity
spectrum?
of 150 m/s upwards. How high above the
ground is the ship after 5 seconds? The A. TV
bolded term is which physics concept?
B. sterilisation
A. acceleration
C. heating food
B. time
D. Wifi
C. initial velocity
E. communications
D. distance
E. final velocity 80. A television works by transforming elec-
trical energy into what other kinds of en-
75. When a piece of aluminum foil is taken out ergy?
of the oven and cools from 100◦ to 50◦ ,
What is the change in temperature? A. Light, thermal, and sound
A. 50◦ B. Thermal, chemical, and solar
B. 0◦ C. Sound, mechanical, and electrical
C. 100◦ D. Light, chemical, and mechanical
D. 150◦
81. Forces can
76. Which area of Physics is involved in the A. move
installation of electrical lights in your
house? B. slow or speed things
A. electromagnetism C. change shape
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82. Resultant force = mass x acceleration. An 87. Rate of change of velocity is known as:
alternative equation is A. acceleration
A. F=change in velocity / time for B. velocity
change
C. Force
B. F = change in speed / time for change
D. speed
C. F = change in momentum / time for
change 88. Which wavelength of visible light has the

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lowest energy?
D. F = change in mass / time for change
A. Red
83. What is the density of water in kg / m3? B. Yellow
A. 1 C. Orange
B. 10 D. Blue
C. 100 89. Which of the following is a result of the
D. 1000 transfer of energy?
A. gravity
84. Road signs like 50 kilometre per hour are
warning to drive in given B. sound
A. Area C. magnetism

B. Speed limit D. matter

C. Direction 90. Which of the following is the best order-

of-magnitude estimate in meters of the
D. Distance
height of a mountain?
85. Which statement is true about a moving A. 1m
object? When an object is B. 10m
A. accelerating, the resultant force C. 100m
acting on it must be zero
D. 1000m
B. moving at a steady speed, the air
resistance acting on it must equal zero 91. What is the equation for kinetic energy?
C. moving at a steady speed, the re- A. Ek = m v2
sultant force acting on it must equal zero B. Ek = m/v2
D. moving, there must be a resultant C. Ek = 1/2 m v2
force acting on it.
D. Ek = 1/2 m/v2
86. Solve and round accordingly. “3.2 x 4.0 x 92. Add and round to Correct Sig Figs.4.5 +
12.399” 4.32 =
A. 160 A. 8.8
B. 158.707 B. 8.82
C. 16 C. 9
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93. If your online physics teacher and Sim- C. Biology

ChongYou fell in a vacuum, who would hit D. Psychology
the ground first?

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98. Which one is a Neutral Wire?
A. Physics teacher
A. Brown. Provides the alternating poten-
B. SimChongYou
tial difference
C. They would hit at the same time B. Blue. Completes the circuit and car-
D. none of above ries away current
94. Why is it impossible to produce an isolated C. Green and Yellow. Only carries cur-
(free) quark? Select ALL that apply. rent when there is a fault

A. Quarks are held together by a very D. none of above

strong force, which gets stronger the fur- 99. what does a micrometer have
ther apart you pull them.
A. revolving barrel with a thread
B. A large amount of energy is needed to B. a extra sliding scale
overcome this force and pull two quarks
apart. C. none of these
C. This energy is enough to create the D. revolving barrel with an extra scale on
mass of new quarks, which is what will it
happen so the quarks will never be sep- 100. The temperature of a 6.0 g sample of
arated. glass changed from 20.0◦ C to 45.0◦ C
D. This is called quark confinement-trying when it absorbed 550 J of heat. What is
to separate quarks forms new quarks: the specific heat of this glass?
A. 0.27 J/g ◦ C
95. Specific heat of water is 4.18 J/g◦ C. Spe-
cific heat of wood is 1.760 J/g◦ C What B. 3.7 J/g ◦ C
material needs more heat energy to raise C. 130 J/g ◦ C
the temperature? D. 12 J/g ◦ C
A. Water
101. Branch of Physics that deals with the
B. Wood structure of the atomic nucleus, and with
C. Both are same nuclear reactions and their application.
D. none of above A. Plasma Physics
B. Atomic and Nuclear Physics
96. the first of scientific method
C. Thermodynamics
A. Question
D. Relativity Physics
B. Hypothesis
102. In the following set of numbers, which
C. Experiment
one is an anomaly? 12.5, 13, 12.8,
D. none of above 12.66, 15.4
97. It is the science that studies matter and its A. 15.4
motion. B. 12.5
A. Physics C. 12.8
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103. What is a scientific theory? 108. Why do are protons in particle acceler-
A. an explanation of things or events ated to close to the speed of light in parti-
based on knowledge gained from many ob- cle accelerators?
servations and investigations A. To conserve momentum
B. what you think happened
B. To create mini black holes
C. a statement about what happens and
seems to be true all of the time C. So extra energy is available to create
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D. Bob
D. Because time slows down close to the
104. alpha particles is a helium nucleus con- speed of light
sists of
A. 2 protons and 2 neutrons 109. What is a vacuum?
B. 4 protons and 2 neutrons A. A space with only air in it
C. 2 protons and 4 neutrons
B. A space with NO matter at all present
D. 2 protons and 4 electrons
C. A machine you use to do your chores
105. It is a branch of Physics that studies the
nature and behavior of light. D. none of above
A. Optics 110. What is 0oC in Kelvin?
B. Nuclear Physics
A. 110 K
C. Thermodynamics
B. 100 K
D. Quantum Mechanics
C. 273 K
106. During an energy transfer process, 1000
J of heat are removed from a gas while D. 210 K
100 J of work is done by the gas. What is
the change in internal energy of the gas? 111. The transfer of energy through the move-
A. +1100 J ment of cold and hot matter
B. +900 J A. radiation
C. -900 J B. convection
D. -1100 J
C. conduction
107. From the same height (and at the same D. solar energy
time), one ball is dropped and another ball
is fired horizontally. Which one will hit the 112. What equations could be used to link
ground first? pressure and volume of an ideal gas at con-
A. the “dropped” ball stant temperature?
B. the “fired” ball A. p/V = constant
C. they both hit at the same time
B. pV = constant
D. it depends on how hard the ball was
fired C. p1/V1 = p2/V2
E. it depends on the initial height D. p1V1 = p2V2

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113. Gravitational Potential Energy depends C. kg m/s

on and of the object.
D. m/s2

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A. Mass and Velocity
B. Velocity and Height 119. If a force of 26 N is exerted on two balls,
one with a mass of 0.52 kg and the other
C. Mass only
with a mass of 0.78 kg, which ball will
D. Height and Mass have the greater acceleration? (F=ma)
114. Which one of these isn’t a temperature A. The one with a mass of .78 kg will have
scale? the greatest acceleration.
A. Fahrenheit B. The one with a mass of .52 kg will have
B. Celsius the greatest acceleration.
C. Kelvin C. They will both accelerate at the same
D. Monty rate.
D. none of above
115. The force of gravity on a person or object
on the surface of a planet is called
120. A set of data are all close to each other,
A. mass but they are not close to the actual value.
B. terminal velocity This set of data can be described as
C. weight A. accurate
D. free fall B. precise
116. Which material is the best conductor of C. both precise and accurate
heat?
D. none of above
A. glass
B. styrofoam 121. How many significant figures does the
C. metal number 0.0998005have?

D. wood A. 5

117. Which of these lists the EM waves from B. 6

Highest to lowest frequency? C. 7
A. Radio-Micro-Gamma-Visible light-UV- D. 8
Xrays-Infrared-Xrays
B. Radio-Micro-Infrared-Visible light-UV- 122. If you are designing an experiment to in-
X-Gamma waves vestigate how different kinds of wheels
C. Gamma-Xray-UV-Visible light- accelerate down a ramp, which is the de-
Infrared-Micro-radio pendent variable?

D. none of above A. type of wheel

118. Units of energy (KE, PE, EE) B. steepness of the ramp

A. kg C. acceleration of the wheel

B. J D. none of above

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123. what is the most scientific way to refute 128. What is the formula for converting Cel-
a statement that the surface of lake X is sius to Fahrenheit?
round? A. 1.8 Tc + 32
A. tell the person that water cannot have B. (oF-32) x (5/9)
a round shape
C. K-273
B. argue louder than the other person
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C. dismiss the person who said it as be- 129. The force of gravity acting on an object is
ing uninformed also called its
D. conduct an experiment that provides A. velocity
evidence about the shape of the lake’s sur-
B. speed
face
C. weight
E. take the person to the lake and point
out that it must be flat D. mass

124. The number of wavelengths that pass a 130. A 9 kg blob moving at 5 m/s collides and
point each second sticks to a second blob with a mass of 5
A. frequency kg that was at rest. If the two bobs stick
together, with what velocity will the two
B. wavelength blobs move?
C. pitch A. 3.57 m/s
D. amplitude B. 3.2 m/s
125. Which quantity is derived quantity? C. 10.0 m/s
A. Length D. 9.0 m/s
B. Current
131. Convection cannot happen in solids be-
C. Force cause:
D. Temperature A. the particles are vibrating
126. Area of physics that studies the nature B. because they are fluids
and behaviour of light C. because the particles are bonded to-
A. Plasma Physics gether and cannot flow
B. Acoustics D. Because they have a high melting point
C. Optics 132. A balloon is rubbed against a student’s
D. Solid State Physics hair and then touched to a wall. The bal-
loon sticks to the wall due to
127. What unit do you use to measure Thermal
Energy? A. The balloon is charged neutral, so is
the wall, so it attracts to the wall
A. J/Kg ◦ C
B. The balloon is charged opposite the
B. Kg wall, so it attracts to the wall
C. ◦ C C. The balloon has a charge, so it attracts
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D. The wall grounds the balloon, so it C. GASES

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133. describes how much energy is re- 139. Which statement is correct about a bottle
quired to raise an object’s temperature. of water?
A. Conduction A. its mass at the North Pole is different
B. Convection from its mass at the Equator
C. Specific Heat B. its mass is measured in newtons
D. Radiation C. its weight and mass are the same
thing
134. Which of the following can form enlarged,
virtual images? D. its weight is one of the forces acting
on it
A. Convex mirrors
140. How long would it take for you to swim
B. Concave mirrors
across a lake that is 900 meters across if
C. Plane mirrors you swim at 1.5 m/sec?
D. Concave lens A. 600 sec
135. Another name for a material that does B. 600 m/sec
not emit light C. 0.00167 sec
A. Transparent D. 0.00167 m/sec
B. Non-luminous object
141. If a baseball and a cannonball are
C. Light reflector dropped from the same height at the same
D. Opaque time, which ball will hit the ground first?
A. the cannonball
136. What is the name for atoms with the
same number of protons but different num- B. the baseball
bers of neutrons? C. The balls land at the same time.
A. Ions D. the ball with the larger volume
B. Isomers
142. Convert to scientific notation:520, 000,
C. Isotopes 000
D. none of above A. 52 x 107
137. Units of work (W) B. 5.2 x 107
A. J C. 5.2 x 108
B. W D. 0.52 x 109
C. kg m/s 143. What are the two ways we can have UN-
D. m BALANCED forces?
A. 1) unequal forces in opposite direc-
138. THE TERM ‘FLUIDS’ IS USED FOR tions and 2) forces in same direction
A. SOLIDS B. 1) forces in same direction and 2)
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C. 1) unequal forces in opposite direc- B. effective mass

tions and 2) forces in opposite directions C. mass defect
but same sizes
D. mass of proton
D. you can’t have unbalanced forces,
forces will always balance each other out 149. What is the kinetic energy of a 5 kg ob-
ject moving at 10 m/s?
144. An electron is accelerated between anode
and cathode through a potential difference A. 50 J

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8000 V. What is the maximum speed of B. 500 J
the electron? [ e =1.6 x 10-19 C and m=
C. 250 J
9 x 10-31 ]
D. 25 J
A. 5.3 x 107 m s-1
B. 4.3 x 106 m s-1 150. Two tyres of a tractor are very wide and
huge because
C. 3.3 x 104 m s-1
A. pressure increase when area in-
D. 2.3 x 103 m s-1
creases
145. There are four main processes in changing B. pressure reduces when area in-
of phase, and they are creases
A. Melting C. none of the above
B. Boiling D. none of above
C. Condensation
151. A ALPHA PARTICLE IS DIVERTED TO-
D. All the above WARD WEST IS DEFLECTED TOWARDS
NORTH BY A FIELD . THE FIELD IS MAG-
146. Units of speed
NETIC . WHAT WILL BE THE DIRECTION OF
A. m FIELD?
B. km A. TOWARD SOUTH
C. m/s B. TOWARD EAST
D. J C. DOWNWARD
147. You drop a package from a plane flying at D. UPWARD
constant speed in a straight line. Without
152. WHAT ARE THE THREE STATES OF MAT-
air resistance, the package will:
TER
A. quickly lag behind the plane while
A. SOLID
falling
B. remain vertically under the plane while B. LIQUID
falling C. ATOMS
C. move ahead of the plane while falling D. GASES
D. not fall at all 153. is directly proportional to work and in-
148. The mass which is lost during the decay versely to time
is called the A. Energy
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C. Force 159. A sealed container of air is kept at a con-

D. none of above stant temperature. What will happen to
the speed of the molecules of air in the con-

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154. AS YOU MOVE AWAY FROM A CONVEX tainer as time passes?
MIRROR, ITS IMAGE BECOME AND
A. The molecules will all reach the same
MOVES TOWARD
speed.
A. SMALLER, INFINITY
B. Some molecules will speed up and oth-
B. SMALLER, FOCUS ers will slow down, but the average speed
C. ENLARGED, INFINITY will be constant.
D. ENLARGED, FOCUS C. The molecules will slow down.
155. Which of the following is correct scientific D. There will be no change.
notation?
160. In which of the following cases of mo-
A. 20.35 x 104
tions, the distance moved and the magni-
B. .2035 x 104 tude of the displacement are equal? i. If
C. 2035 4 the car is moving on a straight roadii. If
the car is moving in circular pathiii. The
D. 2.035 x104
pendulum is moving to and froiv. The
156. This energy is transferred through air earth is moving around the sun
particles. A. only(ii)
A. Chemical Energy
B. (i) and (iii)
B. Sound Energy
C. (ii) and (iv)
C. Nuclear Energy
D. only (i)
D. none of above
157. As a ray light ray travels from a less 161. What is the base unit for measuring
dense to a more dense optical medium (e.g. time?
air to glass) A. days
A. the incident ray travels straight on B. hours
B. the incident ray bends away from the
C. minutes
normal
D. seconds
C. the incident ray travels down the nor-
mal
162. A monochromatic light beam with a quan-
D. the incident ray bends towards the nor- tum energy of 9.0 eV is incident upon a
mal photocell. The work function of the photo-
cell is 4.1 eV. What is the maximum kinetic
158. Dentist use to see an enlarged image of
energy of the electron.
the teeth is mirror
A. Plane A. 4.2 eV

B. Convex B. 4.4 eV
C. Concave C. 4.7 eV
D. None of these D. 4.9 eV

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163. Gravity is 169. Newton’s First Law States

A. the speed in which an object travels. A. Acceleration is produced when a force
B. the force that pulls things together. acts upon an object.
C. the weight and mass of an object. B. For every action, there is an equal and
opposite reaction.
D. none of above
C. An object at rest, stays at rest; an ob-
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A. 100 years D. none of above
B. 500 years
170. As an object’s mass increases, its gravi-
C. Several thousand years tational pull will
D. none of above A. decrease
165. Calculate 0.020 cm x 50 cm x 11.1 cm B. increase
and give your answer with the correct C. stay the same
number of significant figures.
D. get weaker
A. 10 cm3
B. 11.1 cm3 171. uses which prefix?
C. 11 cm3 A. mili
D. 11. cm3 B. cm
C. deci
166. Solve and round accordingly. “730 /
1.89” D. micro
A. 390 172. Kinetic energy is calculated using
B. 386.243 A. m x g x h
C. 386 B. Force x distance
D. 386.24 C. 1/2 mass x velocity
167. What is the base SI unit for measuring D. 1/2 mass x velocity x velocity
electric current?
173. kg = g
A. ampere (A)
A. 285, 000
B. meter (m)
B. 285
C. kilogram (kg)
C. 2, 850
D. liter (l)
D. 28, 500
168. When an object is on an inclined plane
what is the force holding the object from 174. Which is an example of potential en-
sliding down? ergy?
A. gravity A. A girl on a diving board
B. normal B. A boy swimming
C. friction C. A girl hitting a volleyball
D. applied force D. A boy running around the pool

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175. An undesired change in air, water or soil B. Moment = force / perpendicular dis-
that adversely affects the health, survival, tance
or activities of humans or other organisms.

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C. Moment = force x perpendicular dis-
A. Pollution tance
B. Loss of Biodiversity D. none of above
C. Natural Resource Depletion 181. The greater the mass of an object,
D. none of above A. the easier the object starts moving.
176. water freezes at temperature.. B. the greater its inertia.
A. 0 C. the more balanced it is.
B. 12 D. the more space it takes up.
C. 35 182. It is a branch of physics that is concerned
D. 45 with the structure and properties of the
atomic nucleus, and with nuclear reactions
177. Which of the following are fields of and their applications.
physics?
A. Classical Mechanics
A. Mechanics
B. Nuclear Physics
B. Thermodynamics
C. Thermodynamics
C. Vibrations and wave phenomena
D. Quantum Mechanics
D. Optics
183. The speedometer of a car shows which of
E. Electromagnetism
the following?
178. Equation for electrical power A. Uniform speed
A. voltage x current B. Average Speed
B. voltage / current C. Instantaneous Speed
C. current / voltage D. Distance
D. voltage + current E. Non uniform speed
179. Food, batteries, and fuel such as gasoline 184. Isabella runs 2 miles down the road from
are similar because they are sources of her house in 15 minutes and then walks 2
energy. miles home over 1 hour. What is her total
A. chemical energy displacement?

B. kinetic energy A. 0

C. mechanical energy B. 4 miles

D. heat energy C. 15 minutes in one hour

D. 2 miles
180. What is the correct equation for calculat-
ing a moment? 185. Which of the following is a fundamental
A. Moment = perpendicular distance / quantity?
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B. Resistance C. average potential energy in a sub-

C. Current stance
D. average kinetic energy of molecules in
D. Charge
a substance
186. A person is pushed forward into their
191. When a roller coaster reaches the bottom
seatbelt when a car stops. Which of New-
of a steep slope, it has-
ton’s laws explains this motion?
A. low PE and high KE
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B. high PE and low KE
B. 2nd law
C. low PE and low KE
C. 2 and 3 law
D. high PE and high KE
D. 3rd law
192. Inertia is
187. In a physics experiment, two carts of
mass 1.5 kg each are rolled towards each A. The tendency of an object to resist
other. The orange cart has a speed of 2 changes in acceleration
m/s and the blue cart has an unknown ini- B. The tendency of an object to resist
tial speed. The carts stick together when changes in velocity
they collide and move at 0.5 m/s, in the C. The tendency of an object to change its
same direction as the blue cart. Calculate acceleration
the unknown initial speed of the blue cart.
D. Objects in motion stay in motion, ob-
A. 3 m/s jects at rest stay at rest
B. 1.0 m/s
193. How does a scientist reduce the fre-
C. 4.5 m/s quency of human error and minimize a lack
D. 2.33 m/s of accuracy?
A. Take repeated measurements
188. In the wave equation, lambda is:
B. Use the same method of measurement
A. the velocity of the wave
C. maintain instruments in good working
B. the frequency of the wave
order
C. the amplitude of the wave
D. all of the above
D. the wavelength
194. A train traveling 60 mph slows down as
189. Electrical current is: it comes to a stop. This is an example of
A. the flow of neutrons
A. Acceleration
B. the flow of ions
B. Distance
C. the flow of electrons
C. Speed
D. the flow of charge
D. Velocity
190. Temperature is a measure of the
195. If there are two forces going in the
A. total energy in a substance same direction how would you find the net
B. total kinetic energy in a substance force?

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A. Subtract 200. How much energy does 10.0 kg of liq-

uid water require to go from 15C to 95C?
B. Add
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C. Neither 4200J/kgC)
D. Multiply A. 3.36x106J
B. 3.36x106kJ
196. When light of specific frequencies is
shined on a surface, electrons are ejected C. 1.68x106J
from the surface. This is the idea behind D. 1.08x104

201. What is the approximate value of the

A. Quantization of Energy
Earth’s gravitational field strength in
B. Photoelectric Effect N/kg?
C. Compton Effect A. 1
D. deBroglie Waves B. 10

E. Uncertainty Principle C. 100

D. 1000
197. Right Hand Fleming method is used
202. A reflecting surface is curved outwards.
A. to determine the direction of induce
Which of the following mirrors is it likely
current in a coil of solenoid
to be?
B. to determine the direction of induce A. Concave
current in a d.c motor
B. Plane
C. to determine the direction of induce
C. Convex
current in a conductor rod
D. All of the above
D. to determine the poles of magnet at
the end of a solenoid 203. A ball rolls down a steep hill. It trav-
els 500 m in 1 minute. It then rolls on
198. In a race, a car travels 60 times around a a flat surface for an additional 3 minutes
3.6km track. This takes 2.4 hours. What and travels 300 m. What is the average
is the average speed of the car? speed of the ball?
A. 1.5 km/h A. .5 m/min
B. 90 km/h B. 100 m/min
C. 144 km/h C. 200 m/sec
D. 216 km/h D. 200 m/min

199. SI unit for length 204. Newton’s 2nd Law of Motion states

A. mm A. Force equals mass times acceleration.

B. Objects in motion stay in motion unless
B. m
acted upon by an outside force.
C. cm
C. Every action has an equal and opposite
D. km reaction.

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D. All objects are required to have a grav- 210. Branches of physics that deals with the
itational force. bahaviour of objects and systems in re-
sponse to various force
205. A graph is shown below. What does the
A. Acoustics
area of the shaded portion in the graph
represent? B. Mechanics
A. Distance C. Thermodynamics
B. Speed D. Optics

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C. Uniform motion 211. Equation for wave speed
D. Time A. frequency x wavelength

206. a radioactive decay is random and spon- B. frequency + wavelength

taneous because C. frequency / wavelength
A. it is not influenced by temperature, D. frequency-wavelength
pressure and other physical factors
212. When red light is compared with violet
B. it is influenced by temperature, pres- light,
sure and other physical factors
A. both have the same frequency.
C. it can change to other elements
B. both have the same wavelength.
D. it can happen anywhere
C. both travel at the same speed.
207. Energy stored in the height of an object D. red light travels faster than violet light.
is called potential energy.
213. The ability to do work is
A. Elastic
A. power
B. Chemical
B. energy
C. Gravitational
C. thermal
D. Nuclear
D. kinetic
208. Is directly proportional to the mass and
214. When a solid slides over a solid.
velocity
A. Sliding Friction
A. momentum
B. Rolling Friction
B. acceleration
C. Fluid Friction
C. force
D. none of above
D. none of above
215. When an object gains electrons it be-
209. Unit of displacement (x or d) comes
A. m/s2 A. Neutral
B. kg B. Positively charged
C. m C. Negatively charged
D. m/s D. none of above

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216. Which of the following is a vector quan- B. volume, absolute temperature

tity? C. surface area, volume

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A. Work D. none of above
B. Speed
222. choose the wrong statement’Gamma
C. Velocity rays are ‘
D. Force A. low frequency electromagnetic wave
E. Accelaration B. rays with no mass
C. neutral
217. How close a measurement is to the true
value is called D. not charged
A. Accuracy 223. What is the power required to lift a 10
B. Precision kg object 5 m in the air in 2 s?
C. Significant A. 250 W

D. Estimate B. 25 W
C. 100 W
218. Indicate which of the following physics
D. 4 W
symbols is NOT considered a variable?
A. C 224. Why is the sky blue?
B. c A. because the atmosphere absorbs blue
light and reflects the other colors
C. t
B. because nitrogen and oxygen
D. T molecules scatter blue light more than
the other colors
219. Equation for work done
C. because the ocean reflects its blue
A. force x distance
color to the sky
B. force / distance D. because nitrogen and oxygen
C. force-distance molecules scatter red and oranges away
D. distance / force during the sunrise leaving blue for the day
time
220. Which of the following physics symbols
225. x M= 20, M =?
denote units?
A. 3
A. t
B. 4
B. c
C. 5
C. J
D. 6
D. y
226. Formula for work
221. at a constant pressure, the of a gas
A. W = F*d
of fixed mass is directly proportional to its
B. W = F/d
A. absolute temperature, specific heat C. W = F*m
capacity D. w = F/m

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227. MOLECULES ARE MADE UP OF 232. Kinetic energy can be described as

A. ATOMS A. energy in motion
B. SOLIDS B. stored energy
C. MASS C. a chemical reaction
D. VOLUME D. connected energy
228. Energy required to change the state of a 233. Speed of light in a vacuum is

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mass of liquid to a gas is known as
A. represented by the symbol “c”
A. Specific Latent Heat of Fusion
B. 3.00 X108 m/s
B. Specific Heat Capacity
C. is constant
C. Boiling Energy
D. all answers are correct
D. Specific Latent Heat of Vaporisation

229. What electromagnetic wave has the 234. In an experiment, the factor that we mea-
longest wavelengths and lowest frequen- sure is called the
cies? A. Conclusion
A. Microwaves B. independent variable
B. Ultraviolet Rays C. controlled variable
C. Infrared Waves D. dependent variable
D. Radio Waves
235. what is air’s index of refraction?
230. In an experiment, photoelectric effect is A. 2.42
observed in metal A when light with fre-
quency (f ) falls on the metal. If the light B. 1.33
frequency used in this experiment is dou- C. 1.00
bled, the photoelectrons
D. 1.5-1.75
A. Will not be ejected
B. Will be ejected as observed in the pre- 236. What is an hypothesis
vious A. a guess
C. Will be ejected with greater number of B. a testable, possible explanation for a
photoelectrons problem
D. Will be ejected with greater kinetic en- C. an observation
ergy
D. a question
231. What causes a falling object to acceler-
ate? 237. FOR A SPHERICAL MIRROR IS TRUE.
A. weight A. f = 2R
B. starting speed B. R = 2f
C. direction object is falling C. fR = 1/2
D. gravity D. fR = 2

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238. What particles make up light? 243. convert 78, 000 mm to m

A. Photons A. 7.8

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B. Neutrons B. 78
C. Protons C. 0.78
D. none of above D. 780

239. In a nuclear reaction, 5.265 x 10-10 J 244. Particles are fixed, but vibrate in place in
of energy is released. What is the mass a
defect of this reaction in kg? A. solid
A. 5.85 x 10-27 B. liquid
B. 4.74 x 107 C. gas
C. 1.76 x 10-18 D. plasma
D. 1.58 x 10-2
245. What is the SI base unit of time?
240. Momentum is A. the mean solar day
A. mass x velocity B. the second
B. mass / velocity C. the rate at which an atom ocillates
C. mass x velocity2 D. none of above
D. velocity / mass
246. if you push a cart with a force of 60 N for
241. How much time would it take for the 2m how much work have you done
sound of thunder to travel at an average A. 120 J
speed of 330 meters per second a distance
of 8000. meters? B. 30 J
A. 24 seconds C. 120 N
B. 24, 000 seconds D. 30 N
C. 0.04 seconds 247. The liquid in a thermometer as the
D. 2.4 seconds temperature increases.
A. expands
242. Ram travels at a speed of 20 km/hr
while going to school. While coming back, B. disappears
he travels at a speed of 30 km/hr(due C. freezes
to less traffic). What his it’s average
speed? D. explodes

A. 25km/hr 248. Resistance can be calculated using

B. 26km/hr A. P.D. x Current
C. 20km/hr B. P.D. / Current
D. 24km/hr C. Current / P.D.
E. Cant be determined D. Current2 x P.D.

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249. Which quantity is base quantity? B. It stated that only certain energies
A. Potential difference were allowed for electrons.

B. Electric current C. It described the electron as a wave

and a particle.
C. Electric energy
D. None of these
D. Electric power
255. A physicist who studies the behavior
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energy source? which area within physics?
A. The Sun is the center of our solar sys- A. mechanics
tem.
B. electromagnetism
B. The Sun provides energy for the water
cycle and plants. C. relativity

C. The Sun is limited in the amount of en- D. quantum mechanics

ergy released daily. 256. The formula that links weight, mass and
D. The Sun rises and sets each day as gravitational field strength is
seen from Earth. A. W = mg
251. When an object rolls over a surface. B. W = m/g
A. Sliding Friction C. m = Wg
B. Rolling Friction D. g = Wm
C. Fluid Friction 257. Arrange the numbers from least to great-
D. none of above est:216, 000, 000 ; 2.2 x 103 ; 3.1 x 107
; 310, 000
252. What prefix is represented by the follow-
A. 2.2 x 103 ; 310, 000; 3.1 x 107 ; 216,
ing symbol:k
000, 000
A. hecto
B. 310, 000 ; 2.2 x 103 ; 3.1 x 107; 216,
B. kilo 000, 000
C. deci C. 3.1 x 107 ; 310, 000; 2.2 x 103; 216,
D. deka 000, 000
D. 2.2 x 103 ; 3.1 x 107 ; 310, 000 ; 216,
253. Convex Mirrors produce 000, 000
A. only virtual images
258. A ray of light traveling from air into
B. virtual or real images crown glass strikes the surface at an angle
C. only real images of 30 degrees. What is the angle of refrac-
D. inverted images tion? (air n=1, crown glass n=1.532)
A. 39.7 degrees
254. Which was a limitation of the Bohr model
of the atom? B. 19.2 degrees

A. It was valid only for single electron C. 59.1 degrees

atoms like Hydrogen D. 12.3 degrees

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259. Which SI base unit would you use to mea- 264. When my velocity triples, my kinetic en-
sure the time it takes to play a CD in your ergy increases by times.
stereo?

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A. 9
A. m B. 3
B. s C. 1.5
C. K D. 4.5
D. cd
265. Which of the following are used in projec-
260. Which statement is correct? tors?
A. Energy is always lost as energy A. Concave lens
changes are terribly inefficient. B. Convex mirrors
B. Energy is never lost it merely changes C. Plane mirrors
type and becomes less useful.
D. Convex lenses
C. Energy is never lost as it can always
be recovered. 266. An a.c motor is different from an a.c gen-
erator because
D. Energy is usually lost in old products
as they are inefficient. A. c motor uses slip rings not a.c genera-
tor
261. If Anthony walks 1.7 km north from his
B. c motor uses commutor not a.c gener-
house and then travels 5.4 km south, his
ator
displacement is
C. c motor uses left hand Fleming method
A. 3.7 km south
to determine the direction of induce cur-
B. 3.7 km north rent and a.c generator uses right hand
C. 7.1 km south Fleming method
D. 7.1 km north D. c motor uses right hand Fleming
method to determine the direction of in-
262. Work done = Force x blank? duce current and a.c generator uses left
A. distance hand Fleming method
B. acceleration 267. They have an electric circuit that works
C. velocity with the help of cells. They provide accu-
rate time.
D. speed
A. Pendulum clock
263. Some air is trapped inside a small bal- B. Sand clock
loon. The average kinetic energy of the
air molecules in the balloon is increased. C. Quartz clock
What remains the same? D. Water clock
A. the density of the air in the balloon 268. What is the coefficient of static friction if
B. the mass of the air in the balloon it takes 44 N of force to move a box that
C. the temperature of the air in the bal- weighs 86 N?
loon A. 0.78
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C. 0.78 N C. C) The star

D. 0.58 N D. D ) Fire
269. Fossil fuels are classified as nonrenew- 275. A metal rod is placed between a heat
able because they source at 200◦ C and a heat sink at 20◦ C.
A. require expensive equipment During time t, the amount of heat Q is
B. take millions of years to replace transferred from the source to the sink. If
the metal rod is replaced by another made

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C. can be found all over of the same material twice as thick, deter-
D. provide all the energy we use mine how much heat will be transferred
during the same amount of time t.
270. Which energy transformation below oc-
curs in a blow dryer? A. More than Q
A. electrical → thermal B. Less than Q
B. electrical-→ chemical C. Q
C. chemical-→ thermal D. Can’t tell
D. thermal → electrical
276. Why are convex mirrors used by drivers
271. the energy that must be gained or lost for as rear view mirrors in vehicles?
crystallization or melting to occur
A. They reflect light better than other mir-
A. thermal fusion rors.
B. thermal vaporization
B. They produce images which are
C. thermal equilibrium clearer than those produced by others
D. thermal expansion C. They produce magnified images.
272. The SI base unit used to measure mass is D. They give a wide field of view.
the
A. meter 277. Work done in changing the volume of a
gas at a constant pressure is given by the
B. kilometer equation:
C. gram
A. work done = p∆V
D. kilogram
B. work done = p∆C
273. Hydraulic machines work by applying C. work done work done = p∆T
A. Pascal’s principle
D. none of above
B. Charles’s law
C. Bernoulli’s principle 278. In a velocity-time graph, the slope gives
the
D. Archimedes’ principle
A. distance travelled
274. Which of the following is a reflector of
light? B. the time taken
A. A) The sun C. the velocity (speed)
B. B) The moon D. the acceleration

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279. Which Branch of Physics is most impor- 285. THE CHANGE OF FOCAL LENGTH OF AN
tant when studying how air conditioners EYE LENSTO FOCUS THE IMAGE OF OB-
cool your house? JECTS AT VARYING DISTANCE IS DONE BY

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A. Mechanics THE ACTION OF
B. Optics A. PUPIL
C. Thermodynamics B. RETINA
D. Electromagnetism C. CILIARY MUSCLE
280. The equation for KE (kinetic energy) is: D. BLIND SPOT
A. mgh2
286. Part of an atom which carry positive elec-
B. 1/2mgh tric charges
C. mgh A. Neutrons
D. 1/2mv2
B. Electrons
281. Formula for elastic potential energy C. Protons
A. Us = m*g*y
D. none of above
B. Us = 12 k ∗ x2
C. Us = F*d 287. Formula for power
D. Us = W/t A. P = W/t

282. the condition in which the temperature of B. P = E/t

2 objects in physical contact with one an- C. P = W*t
other is the same
D. P = E*t
A. thermal fusion
B. thermal vaporization 288. How far will an object move in 12 sec-
onds if it is traveling at a velocity of 8
C. thermal equilibrium
m/s?
D. thermal expansion
A. 96 m
283. is equal to mass times acceleration
B. 0.7 m
A. Distance
C. 20 m
B. Force
D. 4 m
C. Work
D. none of above 289. Branch of Physics that is concerned with
the study of highly ionized gases-that is
284. A 60W bulb uses 60J every second and
gases, that have been separated into pos-
is 5% efficient. How mush energy is
itively and negatively charged particle.
WASTED?
A. Mechanics
A. 60J
B. 5J B. Acoustics
C. 57J C. Plasma Physics
D. 3J D. Atomic and Nuclear Physics

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290. Which of the following is something that C. mechanics

a physicist would study? D. electromagnetism
A. Gravity
296. SI unit for power
B. Force
A. Watts
C. Friction
B. Joules
D. All of the above
C. Newtons
291. Divide 100.00g / 2.00mL

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D. Meters
A. 50g/mL
297. Translational, Rotational, and Vibra-
B. 5.0 x 101 g/mL tional
C. 50.0g/mL A. 3 phase changes
D. 50.00g/mL B. differences in latent heat
292. Which of the following is NOT a weak nu- C. 3 types of internal energy
clear force? D. none of above
A. generation of sunlight
298. Which of the following numbers is the
B. generation of magnetic fields SMALLEST?
C. dating of organic materials A. 8.7 x 103
D. energy from plate tectonics B. 3 x 104
293. A hammer striking a nail drives it into a C. 1.3 x 108
surface. What effect does the nail have on D. 9 x 102
the hammer?
A. It has no effect 299. What 2 areas in Physics are involved
when you feel the heat and the glaring
B. It pushes back against the hammer light from the sun?
C. Its increases the acceleration of the A. optics
hammer
B. thermodynamics
D. It has no effect on the hammer, but
moves the nail C. mechanics
D. relativity
294. Energy required to cause a phase change
A. temperature 300. Anything in motion has energy.

B. latent heat A. Potential

C. specific heat B. Kinetic

D. none of above C. Thermal

D. none of above
295. What 2 areas in Physics are involved
when you swim in the pool and you feel 301. the energy required to heat one kilogram
that the water is warm? of a substance 1 ◦ C
A. optics A. latent heat
B. thermodynamics B. specific heat capacity

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C. calorimetry 307. Definition of potential energy

D. none of above A. The amount of energy transferred

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when an object is moved over a distance
302. An object is 40 m high and has a mass by an external force in regards to the di-
of 40 kg. When it falls, what will be the rection of the displacement.
velocity of the object right before it hits
B. The rate of energy transferred per sec-
the ground (assuming no friction)? PE =
ond
KE, mgh = 1/2mv2
C. The amount of energy transferred in
A. 20 m/s motion
B. 28 m/s D. The amount of energy an object has at
C. 13 m/s rest / before motion
D. 56 m/s 308. When is your answer negative?

303. Equation for voltage A. When the sample is cooled or loses

heat energy.
A. current x resistance
B. When the sample heats up or gains
B. current / resistance heat energy.
C. resistance / current C. When the sample absorbs heat energy.
D. amps x current
D. none of above
304. What is electricity?
309. Which particle in the Standard model pro-
A. Rays of light
duces field which imparts mass to particles
B. The movement of electrons which interact with its field?
C. Energy flows A. Neutrino
D. Magic beams B. Z boson
C. Higgs boson
305. The rate at which a falling object gains
speed D. Tau

A. acceleration due to gravity 310. The condition where two substances in

B. terminal velocity physical contact with each other exchange
no heat energy. They are said to be the
C. air resistance same temperature.
D. none of above A. Thermal Energy

306. The tendency of an object to resist a B. Cooler to Warmer

change in its state of motion is called the C. Energy Transfer
object’s D. Thermal Equilibrium
A. incline
311. Select all of the correct symbols and quan-
B. straight line tities from the following?
C. friction A. s = displacement
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C. v = initial velocity 316. is the greatest distance that a wave

D. a = acceleration moves from its rest position.
E. t = time A. frequency
B. speed
312. The accepted value for free-fall acceler-
ation is 9.80665 m/s2. Which of the C. amplitude
following measurements is the most accu- D. wavelength
rate?
317. What produces a sound?

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A. 9.80860 m/s2
A. Something still
B. 9.90665 m/s2
B. Something moving
C. 8.80677 m/s2
C. Something resonant
D. 9.00665 m/s2
D. Something concsonant
313. If a green golf ball is dropped from a
height of 7 feet and a yellow golf ball is 318. Rate of change of position (displacement)
dropped from a height of 12 feet, which is known as:
ball has greater potential energy before it A. acceleration
is released?
B. velocity
A. yellow
C. Force
B. green
D. speed
C. Both have the same amount of poten-
tial energy. 319. In the previous problem, which ball has
the greater velocity at ground level?
D. Neither will have more potential en-
ergy than the other. A. the “dropped” ball
B. the “fired” ball
314. The slope of a displacement vs time graph
C. neither-they both have the same veloc-
A. speed
ity on impact
B. velocity
D. it depends on how hard the ball was
C. acceleration thrown
D. none of above
320. Which statement about mass and weight
315. An object is taken from the Earth to the is correct?
Moon. Which of the following statements A. Mass and weight are both forces
about the mass and weight of an object is
correct? B. Neither mass nor weight is a force
A. The mass decreases and the weight C. Only mass is a force
stays the same D. Only weight is a force
B. the mass increases and the weight 321. The unit of Frce is the
stays the same
A. Newton
C. The mass stays the same and the
weight increases B. Pascal
D. The mass stays the same and the C. Joule
weight decreases D. Watt

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322. Which of the following is a non- 328. The buoyant force on an object in a fluid
renewable energy source? is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced
by the object.

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A. Biomass
B. Wind A. Boyle’s law

C. Natural gas B. Charles’s law

D. Sun C. Bernoulli’s principle

D. Archimedes’ principle
323. The students measured length during a
science experiement, they got 12 cm. But 329. What part of a sound wave is witnessed
the actual measurement was 14.25 cm. at the open end of a tube
What was the percent error? A. Amplitude
A. 15.8% B. Pitch
B. 18.75% C. Node
C. 2.25% D. Antinode
D. 84.2% 330. Which of the mirrors is used as rear view
324. The distance travelled by an object in unit mirror in vehicles?
time is called its A. Concave
A. Motion B. Convex
B. Speed C. Plane
C. Odometer D. none of above
D. Time 331. How many variables may be tested legit-
imately in any one experiment?
325. Find the average of 5, 4, 1, 8, 4, 2
A. as many as a physicist can handle
A. 4
B. three
B. 5
C. one
C. 6
D. five
D. 7
332. A graph of I versus V for a fixed resistor
326. Final position-initial position is:
A. distance A. A straight horizontal line
B. displacement B. A curved line
C. change in velocity C. A straight diagonal line
D. none of above D. Only diagonal in the positive direction
327. Which celestial object would require the 333. The optical phenomena, twinkling of
least amount of work to lift an object? stars, is due to
A. Moon A. Atmospheric reflection
B. Earth B. Total reflection
C. Jupiter C. Atmospheric refraction
D. Sun D. Total refraction

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334. Newton is equivalent to C. 410 s

A. 1 kgms2 D. 255, 000 s
B. 1 kgms−2
340. PROPERTIES OF SOLIDS
C. 1 kg−1 ms−1
A. SOLIDS HAVE A TEXTURE
D. 1 kg− 1ms−2
B. SOLIDS ARE COMPRESSIBLE
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A. expands D. SOLIDS HAVE NO FREE SURFACE
B. contracts
341. If the mass of an object is 1000kg on
C. solidifies Earth, what is it’s mass on the moon?
D. condenses
A. 10kg
336. Force is directly proportional to: B. 100kg
A. velocity C. 1000kg
B. acceleration D. 10, 000kg
C. displacement
342. Branch of physics that examines the
D. momentum physical properties of solid materials and
337. The instrument installed in a car for mea- also called condense matter Physics
suring the distance travelled by the car is A. Atomic and Nuclear Physics
called: B. Plasma Physics
A. barometer
C. Optics
B. speedometer
D. Solid State Physics
C. anemometer
343. The SI base unit for time is
D. Odometer
A. 1 day
338. When an object moves through a gas or
a liquid. B. 1 hour

A. Sliding Friction C. 1 minute

B. Rolling Friction D. 1 second
C. Fluid Friction 344. The internal energy of a system is equal
D. none of above to
A. the total energy that its particles
339. A person observes a fireworks display
have in their kinetic energy stores.
from a safe distance of 0.750 kilometer.
Assuming that sound travels at 340 me- B. the total energy that its particles
ters per second in air, what is the time have in their potential energy stores.
between the person seeing and hearing a C. the total energy that its particles
fireworks explosion? have in their kinetic and potential energy
A. 0.453 s stores.
B. 2.21 s D. none of above

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345. The Law of Conservation of Energy 350. The unit for mass is
states: A. g or Kg

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A. Energy can created or destroyed but B. J
not transformed
C. J/gC
B. Energy cannot be created or de-
D. ◦C
stroyed, it can only transformed
C. Energy can’t be created, destroyed or 351. When a charged object contacts another
transformed object (one is usually a conductor), there is
a transfer of electrons. How do you deter-
D. none of above mine which object acquires the transferred
electrons?
346. What are the three primary colors of
light? A. Always transfer from the bigger to the
smaller object, to make it even
A. Red, Yellow, Blue
B. Transfer is based on the initial charge
B. Red, Green, Yellow of the two objects
C. Red, Green, Blue C. Transfer is based on how much elec-
tron affinity that each object has
D. Yellow, Blue, Green
D. Always transfer from the more nega-
347. What is the SI unit for temperature? tive to the more positive object
A. Kelvin 352. When light bounces back it is
B. Celcius A. Reflected
C. Fahrenheit B. Refracted
D. All of these C. Absorbed
D. Optical Density
348. Branches of physics that studies the heat
and other forms of energy, and conversion 353. A person shines a light at a friend who
of energy from one form to another is swimming underwater. If the ray in the
A. Plasma Physics water (n= 1.333) makes an angle of 36.2
with the normal, what is the angle of inci-
B. Quantum Physics dence?
C. Atomic and Nuclear Physics A. 26.4 degrees
D. Thermodynamics B. 2.25 degrees
C. 51.8 degrees
349. A person walks 50 meters directly north,
stops, and then travels 32 meters directly D. not possible
south. What is their displacement?
354. Units of power (P)
A. 82 meters A. kg
B. 18 meters B. N
C. 28 meters C. m
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355. Which of the following colors of visible C. total distance multiplied by total time
light has the longest wavelength? taken
A. Blue D. total distance/2 divided by time taken
B. Green
361. How much work is being done with 200
C. Yellow N of force over 426 meters?
D. Red A. 85, 200 J
E. Violet B. 45, 620 J

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356. Which of the following could be a unit for C. 90, 480 J
density? D. 62, 329 J
A. kgm−1
362. created an equation to treat the electron
B. gm3 as a wave
C. kgm2 A. Planck
D. gcm−3 B. Heisenberg
357. What is energy? C. de Broglie
A. what I have after a Monster drink D. Schrodinger
B. what 6th graders have in abundance 363. A moving car has kinetic energy. If the
C. the ability to do work car moves faster, it will have kinetic
D. none of the above energy.
A. the same
358. the scientific approach to determining a
substance’s specific heat capacity B. less

A. latent heat C. no
B. specific heat capacity D. more
C. calorimetry 364. Your neighbor is riding her bike around
D. phase change the block. When she slows down and
turns a corner, what changes about her?
359. On a roller coaster, where is maximum
A. her velocity
kinetic energy?
B. her friction
A. At the bottom of a big hill.
C. her speed only
B. When going upside.
D. her balance
C. When going around a corner.
D. At the top of a big hill. 365. Peanut ran 50 meters in 10 seconds.
What was Peanut’s average speed?
360. The average speed of an object is:
A. 2 m/s
A. total distance divided by total time
taken B. 5 km/h

B. total distance/2 multiplied by time C. 5 m/s

taken D. 5 m/s North

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366. Energy is lost during this type of collision 371. A rollercoaster travels at a speed of 32.0
m/s. Convert the rollercoaster’s speed
A. elastic
into km/h.

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B. inelastic
A. 8.89 km/h
C. energy is lost in both types of collisions
B. 115 km/h
C. 3.20 x 104 km/h
D. none of above
D. 1.15 x 105 km/h
367. motion sensors
372. If the wavelength of a wave increases,
A. is a device that reads the car’s instant the period will
speed.
A. Decrease
B. can be used to measure instantaneous B. Increase as well
speeds.
C. Remain unchanged
C. determine the direction of motion in a
D. none of above
car.
D. none of above 373. Coal is sometimes burnt in order to drive
steam engines. Which of the following is
368. If a student uses 10 Newtons of Force to the sequence of energy changes involved
push a chair 5 meters, how much is work in the activity?
is being done? A. chemical to kinetic to electrical
A. 2 Joules B. chemical to heat to kinetic
B. .5 Joules C. kinetic to electrical to chemical
C. 50 Joules D. chemical to kinetic to heat
D. 20 Newtons 374. What is the SI Unit for Density?
369. An object placed 3 m from a plane mirror A. g / cm3
is shifted by 0.4 m away from the mirror. B. g / m3
What is the new distance between the ob-
C. kg / m2
ject and its image?
D. kg / m3
A. 6.4 m
B. 6.8 m 375. The units used to measure heat energy
(Q) are
C. 6 m
A. temperature
D. 5.2 m
B. oC
370. is the rubbing force that acts against C. joules
motion between two touching surfaces. D. Kelvin
A. Acceleration
376. How would you write 4.3756 x 104 in
B. Normal Force standard form?
C. Momentum A. 437, 560, 000
D. Friction B. 0.00043756

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C. 43, 756 B. 200

D. 437, 560 C. 162.050

377. While Abdul is nervous about his practice D. 162.1

exam, he walks around the classroom:26
382. Which quantity is a vector quantity?
m [S], then 6 m [N] to deal with his stress.
If Abdul paces for a total of 9.0 s, his av- A. Mass
erage velocity is B. Energy

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A. 0.45 m/s N C. Pressure
B. 0.63 m/s N D. Momentum
C. 1.6 m/s S
383. Power of the lens is-40, its focal length
D. 2.2 m/s S is
378. Important physics concepts include a. mo- A. 4m
tion. b. forces. c. energy. d. all of the B. -40m
above
C. -0.25m
A. Motion
D. -25m
B. Forces
C. Energy 384. What is the SI unit for mass?
D. All of the above A. newton
B. kilogramm
379. Which statement is true of a positively
charged object? C. metres
A. Positively charged objects do not con- D. joules
tain any electrons.
385. What is the function of a diode?
B. Positively charged objects do not con-
A. Stores electric charge
tain neutrons or electrons.
B. Acts as a current amplifier
C. There is a lack of electrons on a posi-
tively charged object. C. Acts as an automatic switch
D. The protons and the electrons are both D. Allows the current to pass in one direc-
positively charged on such objects. tion only

380. Matter that has a definite volume but no 386. A plane traveling north at 150 m/s is fly-
definite shape is a ing toward a runway. A cross-wind of 30
A. solid m/s begins to blow from the east. The pi-
lot realizes he is being blown off course.
B. liquid At what angle must he head in order to
C. gas travel directly north?
D. plasma A. 19 degrees east of north

381. Solve and round accordingly. “800.0 + B. 29 degrees east of north

62.050-700” C. 19 degrees west of north
A. 162.05 D. 29 degrees east of south

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387. Which energy is being described? 393. the mass defect in a nuclear reactions is
Masses that have work done on them to 2 x 1020 kg. What is the energy released
lift them up in a gravitational field in Joule?

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A. Kinetic energy A. 1.8 x 10-3
B. thermal energy B. 1.8 x 10-10
C. GPE C. 6.0 x 10-10
D. Elastic / strain energy
D. 6.0 x 10-3
388. 1 km = m
394. The faster an object moves the kinetic
A. 10 energy it has.
B. 100
A. Less
C. 1000
B. Same
D. None of these
C. More
389. The unit of power of lens is D. All of the above
A. Metre
B. Centimetre 395. The volume of a liquid is usually mea-
sured in
C. Diopter
A. Kilogram
D. M-1
B. Litres
390. Why does light refract?
C. Metres
A. speeds up
D. Ampere
B. gets hot
C. slows down 396. Identify at least two areas of physics in-
D. gains energy volved in the following:Building a louder
stereo system in your car
391. Physics is concerned with which of the fol- A. vibrations and wave phenomena, elec-
lowing matters? tromagnetism
A. applying physics principles
B. mechanics, vibrations and wave phe-
B. describing the physical world nomena
C. making predictions about a broad C. optics, thermodynamics
range of phenomena
D. thermodynamics, mechanics
D. all of the above
397. You walk 10 meters to math class in 20
392. It is the exchange particle for the electro-
seconds. Your average speed is
magnetic force:
A. Graviton A. 2 m/s

B. Gluon B. 0.5 m/s

C. Gamma photon C. 200 m/s
D. Z boson D. 5 m/s

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398. is the rate at which work is done, or 403. Calculate the amount of heat added to 15
energy is transferred kg gold to change phase from solid to liq-
uid. (The heat of fusion for gold is 64500
A. potential energy
J/kg)
B. kinetic energy
A. 967, 500 calories
C. Power
B. 976, 500 Joules
D. none of above
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399. Calculate the following, and express D. 976, 500 calories
the answer in scientific notation with
the correct number of significant fig- 404. A skateboarder with a mass of 75.0 kg
ures:21.4+15+17.17+4.003 at the top of a 4.50 m ramp will have
how much kinetic energy at the moment
A. 5.7573 x 101 before they reach the bottom of the ramp?
B. 5.757 x 101 (g=9.81m/s2)
C. 5.75 x 101 A. 3.31x103 KJ
D. 5.8 x 101 B. 3.31 J
C. 3310.875 J
400. The amount of energy required to raise
the temperature 1◦ C for every kilogram is D. 3.31 KJ
called ? 405. Physics variable for 56 J
A. Thermal Energy A. W
B. Specific Heat B. KE
C. Temperature C. PE
D. Kinetic Energy D. all of the above
401. Terminal velocity is: 406. If FM is being transmitted at the fre-
A. the maximum speed an object can go. quency of 113.5 Mega Hertz. What is the
frequency of the radio waves in Hz?
B. the maximum velocity an object can fall
A. 1.14 x 105
C. the maximum velocity an object can
fall, given its shape B. 1.14 x 106
C. 1.14 x 107
D. 3.0 x 108 m/s
D. 1.14x 108
402. A CONVERGENT LENS OF POWER 8D
IS COMBINED WITH A DIVERGENT LENS 407. What does a change in amplitude in a me-
OF POWER-10D . CALCULATE THE FOCAL chanical wave also change/create?
LENGTH OF THE COMBINATION . A. Speed
A. -0.5 B. Constructive Interference
B. -1.5 C. Destructive Interference
C. -2 D. Frequency
D. 2 E. None of the above

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408. The photoelectric effect only occurs if the C. Frequency

light shining on the metal is: D. Hertz

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A. coherent.
414. WHEN A 40V BATTERY IS CONNECTED
B. above a minimum intensity.
ACROSS AN UNKNOWN RESISTOR THERE
C. above a minimum frequency. IS A CURRENT OF 100mA IN THE CIRCUIT
D. above a minimum wavelength. . FIND THE VALUE OF THE RESISTANCE OF
THE RESISTOR:
409. g of water. specific heat of water is
4.18 J/g◦ C . temperature changes from A. 500 ohm
25◦ C to 20◦ C, how much heat energy B. 800 ohm
(Q) moves from the water to the surround-
C. 0.8 ohm
ings?
D. 400 ohm
A. 418 J
B. 209 J 415. A satellite that is a spinning cylinder
C. 83 J has initial rotational inertia I0 and angu-
lar velocity ω0 . Solar panels unfold from
D. 4.18 J the satellite and are extended outward.
410. Which one of these is in scientific nota- The satellite then has rotational inertia
tion? I f = aI0 and angular velocity ω f = bω0 ,
where a and b are constants. Which of
A. 8.987000 the following is true about the constants
B. 8.98 x 106 a and b?
C. 80.987 x 10 A. a = 1 and b = 1
D. 8.986 B. a > 1 and b < 1
411. Speed = C. a > 1 and b = 1
A. distance / time D. a < 1 and b < 1
B. time / distance 416. for a gas of fixed mass, pV =? ?
C. distance * time
A. nRT
D. none of above
B. NkT
412. What is vibration? C. constant
A. how loud a sound is 1 2
D. 3 Nmc
B. the back and forth movement of mat- 1 2
ter
E. 3 Nm (crms )

C. how high or low a sound is 417. Which of the following quantities is con-
D. the loudness or softness of a sound sidered a vector?
A. Temperature
413. The number of times a wave passes a
given point in a certain amount of time. B. Distance
A. Wavelength C. Mass
B. Speed D. Displacement

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418. Two factors that determine work are 423. Equation for pressure
A. force A. force x area
B. acceleration B. area / force

C. mass C. force / area

D. force-area
D. distance
E. velocity 424. Light of a single wavelength is incident
on a metal. Electrons are released. The in-

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419. A “gas-like” mixture with no definite tensity of the light is then increased.Which
volume or shape that is made up of pos- of the following changes occur?
itively and negatively charged particles is A. Rate of electron emission:increase.Energy
a of electrons:increase.
A. solid B. Rate of electron emission:decrease.Energy
of electrons:no change.
B. liquid
C. Rate of electron emission:decrease.Energy
C. gas
of electrons:increase.
D. plasma D. Rate of electron emission:increase.Energy
of electrons:no change.
420. Which energy transformation below
matches? A book falling? 425. What is the specific latent heat of fu-
A. chemical to sound and heat sion?
A. The amount of energy needed to melt
B. kinetic to sound and heat
1 kg of a substance.
C. electrical to sound and heat B. The amount of energy needed to boil 1
D. none of above kg of a substance.
C. The amount of energy needed to con-
421. Which Branch of Physics is most impor- dense 1 kg of a substance.
tant when studying the results of a car
crash? D. none of above

A. Mechanics 426. Accelerations are produced by

B. Waves & Wave mechanics A. forces.
B. velocities.
C. Relativity
C. accelerations.
D. Electromagnetism
D. masses.
422. What two dimensions, in addition to
427. Shona cycles at an average speed of
mass, are commonly used by physicists to
8km/h. How far has she travelled if she
derive additional measurements?
cycles for 4 hours?
A. length and width A. 55km
B. area and mass B. 32km
C. length and time C. 43km
D. velocity and time D. 32miles

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428. According to Newton’s second law of mo- A. 75 cm

tion, what is the relationship between ac-
B. 25 cm
celeration and mass? Acceleration:

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C. 15 cm
A. Is directly proportional to mass
D. 60 cm
B. Is inversely proportional to mass
C. Does not depend on mass 434. Image formed by plane mirror is
D. Is always divided by mass A. Real and erect
429. Which SI base unit would you use to mea- B. Real and inverted
sure your height? C. Virtual and erect
A. m D. Virtual and inverted
B. cm
435. Metals are good thermal conductors be-
C. km cause:
D. dm
A. They contain particles
430. Equation for gravitational potential en- B. Metals are more dense
ergy
C. Metals contain free electrons
A. mass x gravitational force x height
D. Metals conduct electricity
B. weight x gravitational force x height
C. mass x gravitational force / height 436. An object is if its position changes rel-
ative to another object.
D. mass + gravitational force x height
A. in motion
431. the symbol for specific latent heat is
B. at reset
A. c
C. a frame of refence
B. l
D. magical
C. Q
D. m 437. Listening to your favorite radio station
involves which area of physics?
432. When a car driver travelling at a speed of A. optics
10 m/s applies brakes and brings the car
to rest in 20 s, then the retardation will B. thermodynamics
be: C. vibrations and wave phenomena
A. + 2 m/s2 D. relativity
B. -2 m/s2
438. The name of the device we use to mea-
C. -0.5 m/s2 sure force is called:
D. + 0.5 m/s2
A. Force measurer
433. If a man’s face is 25 cm in front of con- B. Newtonmeter
cave shaving mirror producing erect image
C. Newton-scale
1.5 times the size of face, focal length of
the mirror would be D. Einstein Gauge

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439. If an object is placed 21 cm from a con- C. decreases

verging lens, the image formed is slightly D. becomes faster
smaller than the object. If the object is
placed at a distance of 19 cm from the lens, 444. What is the formula to calculate speed?
the image formed is slightly larger than A. S = t/d
the object. The approximate focal length
of the lens is: B. S = d/t
A. 20 cm C. S = d x t

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B. 18 cm D. S = t x d

C. 10 cm 445. Which Branch of Physics is most impor-

D. 5 cm tant when studying how musical instru-
ments work?
440. Heat transfer always goes from- A. Mechanics
A. Cold to Hot B. Waves & Wave mechanics
B. Hot to Cold C. Relativity
C. Heat doesn’t transfer D. Electromagnetism
D. Freezing to Cold
446. The equation for PE (gravitational poten-
441. Photons of energy 2.1 eV cause a photo- tial energy) is:
electric currenton the surface of caesium, A. mgh2
which has a workfunction of 1.9 eV. How B. mgh
many times should the energyof the pho-
ton be increased in order to double the- C. 1/2mgh
maximum kinetic energy of the photoelec- D. 1/2mv2
trons?
447. Hooke’s law states that the extension of
A. 2.18 a spring is proportional to
B. 1.09 A. Length of the spring
C. 3.28 B. Spring constant
D. 4.36 C. Elastic potential energy
442. What area of physics deals with the be- D. Force applied
havior ofsubatomic particles?
448. Two football players with mass 75 kg
A. mechanics and 100 kg run directly toward each other
B. thermodynamics with speeds of 6 m/s and 8 m/s respec-
tively. If they grab each other as they col-
C. electrodynamics
lide, the combined speed of the two play-
D. quantum mechanics ers just after the collision would be:
443. What happens to wavelength as the fre- A. 2 m/s
quency of a wave increases? B. 3.4 m/s
A. increase C. 4.6 m/s
B. stays the same D. 7.1 m/s

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449. An object is removed from the ground and 454. Newton’s third law states:for every ac-
placed on a shelf. Which of its properties tion, there is an equal and opposite reac-
would you expect to change? tion. Explain why, then, a cannon does

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not go as far as backward as a cannonball
A. Mass
goes forward.
B. Volume
A. The cannonball has less mass, and
C. Potential Energy mass and acceleration are inversely pro-
D. Kinetic Energy portional
B. The cannon has less mass, and mass
450. Calee runs at a uniform speed of 9.89 and acceleration are inversely propor-
m/s over a distance of 1.4 km. With cor- tional
rect significant digits, how long did it take
Calee to run this distance? C. The cannonball has less mass, and
mass and acceleration are directly propor-
A. 143 s tional
B. 1.4 x 102 s
D. Newton’s third law does not always ap-
C. 1.4 x 10-1 s ply
D. 0.143 s
455. What is the temperature in Celsius of a
451. How far can a person run in 15 minutes material that is 288.0K?
if he or she runs at an average speed of A. 2C
16 km/hr (in miles per hour)? (NOTE = 1
B. 15C
mile =1, 609 m)
C. 73C
A. 16 miles
D. 88C
B. 10 miles
C. 4 miles/hr 456. Miguel is lifting a 120 kg mass from the
D. 2.5 miles floor to a height of 2.50 m during gym
class. If the mass is dropped, how fast
452. If we double the speed of an object, what is it moving when it hits the ground?
happens to the kinetic energy? A. 9.81 m/s
A. doubles B. 7.00 m/s
B. quadruples C. 300 m/s
C. nothing D. 48 m/s
D. is halved
457. A cork floats a distance of 17.5 miles
453. The meter is the unit of which physics con- downriver after a period of 3 hours and 30
cept? minutes. What was its average speed?
A. acceleration A. 7 mph
B. velocity B. 10 mph
C. time C. 9 mph
D. distance D. 5 mph

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458. What does friction produce? B. force of water at a given depth

A. light C. velocity of water at a given depth
B. sound D. energy of water at a given depth
C. heat
464. In scientific notation, 674.3 mm equals
D. gravity
A. 0.6743 X 10-3 mm
459. What is the S.I unit for density? B. 6.743 X 103 km

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A. g cm3 C. 6.743 X 102 mm
B. g cm-3 D. 6.743 X 102 m
C. kg m3
465. The force that acts in the opposite direc-
D. kg m-3 tion of motion when two surfaces come in
contact.
460. What is missing from the following equa-
tion? Change in thermal energy = specific A. Force
heat capacity x mass x ? B. Friction
A. temperature C. Static
B. power D. Kinetic
C. pressure
466. Which Branch of Physics is most impor-
D. change in temperature tant when studying the motion of every-
461. A small cart is rolling at constant velocity day objects like a car or bowling ball?
on a flat track. It fires a ball straight up A. Mechanics
into the air as it moves. After it is fired, B. Optics
what happens to the ball?
C. Thermodynamics
A. it depends on how fast the cart is mov-
ing D. Electromagnetism
B. it falls behind the cart 467. It is the exchange particle for the strong
C. it falls in front of the cart nuclear force:
D. it falls right back into the cart A. Graviton
E. it remains at rest B. Gluon
C. Gamma photon
462. Infrared rays are important for
D. Z boson
A. Warming the Earth
B. Providing visible light for plants 468. A pot of 2400g of water at a tempera-
C. Taking X-rays ture of 25◦ C is heated on a stove until the
water boils (100◦ C). The specific heat of
D. none of above water is 4.18 J/(g◦ C).Determine the heat
463. What quantity does the following equa- energy needed to heat the water in the pot
tion calculate:density x gravitational field to boiling.
strength x depth A. 133.76J
A. water pressure at a given depth B. 43, 062.2J

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C. 752, 400J B. at the highest point in its flight

D. 1, 003, 200J C. just before it hits the ground

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469. A current of 2 Amps, at a p.d. of 12V D. halfway between the ground and the
flows for 60 seconds. How much energy highest point
is transferred? E. speed is always constant
A. 4410J 475. What does The law of reflection state?
B. 1440 J
A. the angle the incident ray makes with
C. 1440 W a line drawn perpendicular to the surface
D. 4410W of the mirror.
B. shows how rays change direction
470. Which variables affect kinetic energy? when they strike mirrors and pass through
A. pressure and volume lenses.
B. velocity and mass C. The angle of reflection is equal to the
C. weight and height angle of incidence.
D. temperature and weight D. none of above

471. Convert 5720 cm to km 476. an increase in temperature that causes a

change in the volume of a substance
A. 0.0572 km
A. thermal fusion
B. 0.572 km
B. thermal vaporization
C. 5.72 km
C. thermal equilibrium
D. 57.2 km
D. thermal expansion
472. the control rod in a nuclear reactor func-
tions to 477. When an object drops, what happens to
the energy?
A. absorb excess neutrons
A. Potential energy stays the same
B. slow down the neutrons
B. Potential energy increases
C. absorb heat energy
C. Kinetic energy increases
D. cool down the reactor
D. Kinetic energy stays the same
473. The unit of weight is the
478. The tendency of an object to resist a
A. Gram
change in motion
B. Kilogram
A. speed
C. Pound
B. velocity
D. Newton
C. position
474. A projectile is launched from the ground D. inertia
at an angle of 30o. At what point in its tra-
jectory does this projectile have the least 479. energy that must be gained or lost for
speed? evaporation or condensation to occur
A. just after it is launched A. thermal fusion

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B. thermal vaporization 485. Motion is of various types and the type

C. thermal equilibrium of motion depends on how an object
moves. For example, which type of mo-
D. thermal expansion tion can
480. The force of gravity is responsible for con- A. parabolic motion
tinuously changing the in which a satel- B. Linear motion
lite moves.
C. oscillatory motion
A. direction

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D. circular motion
B. orbit
C. centripetal force 486. Velocity is both and
D. gravitation A. speed, direction

481. THE PROPERTY OF PERSISTENCE OF VI- B. direction, mass

SION IS USED IN C. volume, density
A. SHORT SIGHTEDNESS D. direction, magnitude
B. LONG SIGHTEDNESS
487. The gradient of a velocity time graph rep-
C. CINEMATOGRAPHY resents
D. COLOUR VISION A. Distance travelled
482. Which is an example of kinetic energy? B. Acceleration
A. A soccer ball is lying on the ground. C. Displacement
B. A person is standing in line. D. Force
C. A roller coaster is sitting at the top of
488. Nuclear energy is
a hill.
D. Water is flowing over a dam. A. the energy obtained from the total
mass during a radioactive decay
483. Water is a suitable cooling agent used in B. the energy obtained from the mass de-
the cooling system of a car engine. This is fect during an isotope making
because water
C. the energy obtained from the total
A. evaporates rapidly mass during a fusion reaction
B. is rust-resistant
D. the energy obtained from the mass de-
C. has a high density fect during a radioactive decay
D. can absorb a lot of heat
489. The density of aluminum is 2.7 gcm3 .
484. Which force is responsible for the decay What is the mass of a cube of aluminium
of a proton to a neutron. State the boson. of sides 2.0 cm?
A. Weak. Z0 A. 1.35 g
B. Weak, W+ B. 5.4 g
C. Strong, g C. 10.8 g
D. Weak, W- D. 21.6 g

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490. boiling temperature point? 496. Which one is a Live Wire?

A. 12 A. Brown. Provides the alternating poten-
tial difference

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B. 35
C. 100 B. Blue. Completes the circuit and car-
ries away current
D. -90
C. Green and Yellow. Only carries cur-
491. What is Heat? (in physics) rent when there is a fault
A. A miami basketball team D. none of above
B. The flow of thermal energy 497. Which of the following is not an SI base
C. Elements at high temperature quantity?
D. Plasma radiation A. Length
B. Temperature
492. What scale do we use to measure tem-
perature? C. Time
A. thermometer D. Weight
B. only Celsius 498. EXAMPLE OF SOLID
C. ◦C ◦F K A. ICE
D. only Fahrenheit B. WATER

493. If someone is running-6m/s what is their C. BOTTLE

speed? D. BOOK
A. -6m/s 499. Huda jogs 3000 meters due north in 15
B. 3m/s minutes and then jogs 4000 meters due
south in 20 minutes.
C. 6m/s
A. 3.3 m/s
D. -3m/s
B. 0 m/s
494. The two ends of a 3.0-ohm resistor are
C. 1.2 m/s
connected to a 9.0-V battery. What is the
total power delivered by the battery to D. 21 m/s
the circuit? 500. In optics an object which has higher re-
A. 3.0 W fractive index is called
B. 27 W A. Optically rarer
C. 0.33 W B. Optically denser
D. 0.11 W C. Optical density
D. Refractive index
495. Which force is responsible for the produc-
tion of strange particles? 501. Why is light refracted?
A. Strong A. Light speeds up
B. Weak B. Light slows down
C. Electromagnetic C. Light speed stays the same
D. Gravitational D. Light can either slow down or speed up

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502. What is the average speed of a cheetah 507. When travelling home from school on the
that ran 55 meters in 5 minutes? AT train at a constant speed in a straight
line, which statement is true
A. 11 m/mi
A. The driving force of the engine is big-
B. 605 m/mi
ger than friction and air resistance com-
C. 10 m/mi bined
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503. calculate volume of aluminum with mass C. The driving force of the engine is equal
of 5400kg and a density of 2700kg/m3 to friction and air resistance combined.

A. 0.5m3 D. A resultant force is required to keep

the bus moving
B. 2m2
508. Acceleration is caused by a force acting
C. 2m3
on a mass.
D. 0.5m2
A. Newton’s first law of motion
504. Why is a spectrum of seven colours B. Newton’s second law of motion
formed when sunlight passes through a
C. Newton’s third law of motion
prism?
D. none of above
A. White light is a mixture of seven
colours. 509. The high pressure waves reflect as high
B. The different colours of light is re- pressure at the end of a
flected at different angles in a glass A. Closed pipe resonator
prism.
B. Open pipe resonator
C. The prism adds colour to the white sun-
C. Closed pipe harmonic
light.
D. Open pipe harmonic
D. Light travels at high speed.
510. Find the cut-off wavelength for the pho-
505. According to the law of reflection the an- toelectriceffect in tungsten (work function
gle of incidence is for tungsten is 4.5 eV)
A. equal to the angle of relction A. 138 nm
B. more than the angle of reflection B. 414 nm
C. less than the angle of reflection C. 552 nm
D. none of above D. 276 nm
506. Which is the best example of an object 511. An object at rest will if no outside
with only potential energy? forces are applied.
A. water being poured out of a pitcher A. Stay at rest
B. a ball being thrown across a field B. Increase Velocity
C. a boulder resting on top of a cliff C. Decrease Mass
D. a boat sailing through the water D. none of above

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512. Its is a branch of physics that applies B. 3.9 m/s

the tools and techniques of physics to the C. 5 m/s
study of living things in life processes.

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D. 2 m/s
A. Atomic Physics
B. Electromagnetism 517. The diameter of a proton is of the order
of magnitude of
C. Thermodynamics
A. 10-12m
D. Biophysics
B. 10-15m
E. Relativity
C. 10-18m
513. With increasing frequency, at what in-
D. 10-21m
tervals are resonance lengths found in a
closed pipe? 518. Click all the factors affecting electromag-
A. Quarter wavelengths netic induction
B. Half wavelengths A. Strength of magnet
C. Every wavelength B. The area of the coil
D. Double wavelengths C. The speed of movement

514. Pressure applied to a fluid is transmitted D. Number of turns of coil

unchanged throughout the fluid. E. The position of poles
A. Pascal’s principle
519. Radium-226 undergoes alpha decay to
B. Charles’ law become radon-222. The equation is:226
C. Bernoulli’s principle Ra 222 Rn + 4 He. 88 86 2Calcu-
late the energy released if Ra-226 =
D. Archimedes’ principle 226.025406 u Rn-222 = 222.017574 u
515. The specific heat of platinum is 0.133 He = 4.002603 u
J/g◦ C . How much heat(Q) is released A. 7.81 x 10-11 J
when a 10 g piece of platinum cools from
B. 7.81 x 10-12 J
100◦ C to 50◦ C?
C. 7.81 x 10-13 J
A. 66.5 J
D. 7.81 x 10-14 J
B. 665 J
C. 0.0266 J 520. An atom of oxygen has 8 protons and 10
electrons, this means the atom is
D. 0.665 J . How much heat(Q) is released
when a 10 g piece of platinum cools from A. positively charged because it has ex-
100◦ C to 50◦ C? cess electrons
B. negatively charged because it has ex-
516. A 9 kg blob moving at 5 m/s to the right
cess electrons
collides and sticks to a second blob with a
mass of 5 kg moving at 2 m/s to the right. C. positively charged because it has a de-
If the two bobs stick together, with what ficiency of electrons
velocity will the two blobs move? D. negatively charged because it has a de-
A. 2.5 m/s ficiency of electrons

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521. Physics variable for 198 N 527. A lens of focal length 12 cm forms an
A. W erect image, three times the size of the ob-
ject. The distance between the object and
B. KE image is:
C. m A. 8 cm
D. F B. 16 cm
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the study of heat and its effects on mat-
D. 36 cm
ter?
A. Optics 528. If all objects are moving as the exact
same speed, which would have the great-
B. Mechanics
est kinetic energy?
C. Electromagnetism
A. tennis ball
D. Thermodynamics
B. football
523. Equation for speed C. notebook
A. distance / time D. box of 20 textbooks
B. distance x time
529. A CONCAVE LENS OF SUITABLE FOCAL
C. time / distance
LENGTH IS USED FOR CORRECTING A:
D. distance + time
A. MYOPIC EYE
524. define the reference point B. HYPERMETROPIC EYE
A. starting point of an object C. BOTH A & B
B. pull or push D. NEITHER A & B
C. object’s distanceand direction
530. In which of the following situations do
D. none of above your arms do work on books?
525. In a distance-time graph, the slope gives A. holding a heavy stack of books while
the standing
A. distance travelled B. carrying a heavy stack of books
B. the time taken C. dropping a stack of books onto a table
C. the velocity (speed) D. picking up a pile of books from the floor
D. the acceleration
531. A bug flies into the windshield of a car
526. which of these seemingly separate top- going the opposite way. Which of the fol-
ics in physics are actually deeply intercon- lowing are true.
nected A. the force of impact is the same for both
A. electricity B. the impulse is the same for both
B. harmonic motion C. the acceleration of the bug is larger
C. magnetism than the truck
D. quantum physics D. A, B, and C are all true

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532. A ideal gas has a pressure of 100kPa and 537. Which Branch of Physics is most impor-
a volume of 5m3. If it is compressed to a tant when studying the effects of moving
volume of 2m3, what will the pressure of near the speed of light?

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the gas be? A. Quantum Mechanics
A. 20kPa B. Waves & Wave mechanics
B. 40kPa C. Relativity
C. 250kPa D. Electromagnetism
D. 500kPa 538. Who is the scientist who came up with
the Laws of Motion?
533. The force acting on a unit area on an ob-
ject A. Sir Isaac Newton
A. contact force B. The Greeks
B. non contact force C. John Dalton
C. pressure D. Sir John Newt

D. density 539. What does the author explain in this pas-

sage?
534. When a racket hits a ball, energy is trans-
A. The author explains the force of fric-
ferred from the racket’s kinetic energy
tion, using the different kinds of music as
store to the ball’s kinetic energy store.
examples
This energy is transferred
B. The author explains the sport of soc-
A. by heating. cer, using examples of current teams and
B. electrically. players
C. mechanically. C. The author explains the idea of motion,
using different sports as examples
D. none of above
D. The author explains the importance of
535. the half-life of a radioactive substance is bike safety, using helmets as an example
3 days. How much time is required for 10
g of the substance to decay until 1.25 g is 540. What is physics?
left? A. the study of inheritance
A. 9 days B. the study of matter
B. 3 days C. the study of the natural world
C. 6 days D. none of above
D. 12 days 541. NO FORCE ACTS ON A CURRENT CARRY-
ING CONDUCTOR WHEN IT IS PLACED
536. What surface has more friction:ice or car-
pet? A. PERPENDICULAR TO THE MAGNETIC
FIELD
A. Carpet
B. PARALLEL TO THE MAGNETIC FIELD
B. Ice
C. FAR AWAY FROM THE MAGNETIC
C. They’re the same FIELD
D. none of above D. INSIDE A MAGNETIC FIELD

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542. uses for Infrared radiation C. 40 cm

A. telescopes, TV remotes, thermal imag- D. 5 cm
ing
547. Conservation of energy means that
B. TV remotes, cell phones, kills cancer
A. energy can be created but not de-
cells
stroyed
C. tanning, blacklight, thermal imaging B. energy can be destroyed but not cre-
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543. What is the temperature in Kelvin of a C. energy can be both created and de-
material that is-28.0 C stroyed

A. 0K D. energy can be neither created nor de-

stroyed
B. 28.0K
548. Newton’s Third Law states that
C. 245K
A. an object at rest, stays at rest; an ob-
D. 273K
ject in motion stays in motion.
544. Question 1. A worker covers a distance B. acceleration occurs when a force is ex-
of 40 km from his house to his place erted on an object.
of work, and 10 km towards his house C. for every action, there is an equal and
back. Then the displacement covered by oppostite reaction.
the worker in the whole trip is
D. none of above
A. zero km
549. What is the SI base unit for length?
B. 10 km
A. meter
C. 30 km
B. kilogram
D. 50 km
C. kilometer
545. specific latent heat of vaporisation is D. second
A. the amount of heat required to change
550. In a controlled experiment, how many in-
1 kg of the substance from the solid to liq-
dependent variables can be worked with
uid phase without change in temperature
at a time?
B. the amount of heat required to change
A. one
1 kg of the substance from the liquid to
gaseous phase without change in temper- B. two or more
ature C. however many makes sense
C. the amount of heat required to change D. none of above
the temperature 1 kg of the substance by
551. Which of the following do you think
1 degree Celcius
travel in uniform velocity?
D. none of above
A. A car in a circular track
546. The radius of curvature of a mirror is B. The Earth around the Sun
20cm the focal length is C. A man running in a straight line
A. 20 cm D. A car travelling at uniform speed in a
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552. What does the prefix pico stand for? 557. Cole is learning physics vocabulary. He
A. 10-12 knows that displacement means which of
the following?

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B. 10-9
A. distance 1/2 way between starting
C. 10 9 and ending points
D. 10 12
B. 2 times the speed of a nonmoving ob-
553. Newton’s second law states that F=ma ject
(force is mass times acceleration) which C. his change in position
example would have the GREATEST?
D. the distance between starting and end-
A. a 10 kg ball thrown with a 50 N force ing point
B. a 1 kg ball thrown with a 0.5N force
558. What quantity does the kilogram mea-
C. a 50 kg student launched by a 100 N sure?
catapult
A. time
D. a) a 500 kg car accelerated by 1000 N
from the engine B. distance

554. What is reflection? C. force

A. Reflection is the bouncing of light off D. mass

the surface that it strikes on.
559. Bonus question:What is the process to
B. Reflection is the absorbing of light off gather information and test hypothesis?
the surface that it strikes on.
A. Hypothesis
C. Reflection is the bending of light off the
surface that it strikes on. B. Experiment

D. Reflection is the scattering of light off C. Theory

the surface that it strikes on. D. Graph
555. Which one is an Earth Wire? 560. If William pushes a 75N sofa up a ramp
A. Brown. Provides the alternating poten- that is 5 meters long, what is the amount
tial difference of work that William does?
B. Blue. Completes the circuit and car- A. 400 Joules
ries away current
B. 350 Joules
C. Green and Yellow. Only carries cur-
C. 3 Newtons
rent when there is a fault
D. 375 Joules
D. none of above

556. What direction must a boat crew move 561. A hiker walks 5 kilometers due north and
the oars to move the boat forward? then 7 kilometers due east.
A. forward and backward A. 2 km
B. forward B. 8.6 km
C. backward C. 12 km
D. none of above D. 12.6 km

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562. After a balloon is rubbed against wool, B. 25kg

the two objects will each other be- C. 1000kg
cause they have charges
D. 10000kg
A. attract; like
B. attract, opposite 568. The speed of an object can be represented
by:
C. repel; like
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B. histograms
563. Select all the vector quantities
C. Pie chart
A. Acceleration
D. distance-time graph or line graph
B. Velocity
569. Which type of friction is the strongest?
C. Kinetic Energy
(has the greatest force)
D. Force
A. Kinetic friction (sliding friction)
564. Write-4, 500, 000 in scientific notation. B. Rolling friction
A. 4.5 x 106 C. Static friction
B. 4.5 x 10-6 D. All forms of friction are equal for the
C. -4.5 x 106 same object.
D. -4.5 x 10-7 570. Formula for force
565. Express the following in scientific nota- A. F = m*a
tion:1010.10 B. F = m/a
A. 1.01010 x 103 C. F = d*a
B. 1.01010 x 105 D. F = d/a
C. 1.01010 x 10-3
571. A horizontal, uniform board of weight
D. 1.01010 x 10-5 125 N and length 4 m is supported by ver-
tical chains at each end. A person weighing
566. What law states an object at rest stays
500 N is sitting on the board. The tension
at rest unless acted upon by a net force
in the right chain is 250 N.How far from
or a moving object at a contant speed will
the left end of the board is the person sit-
continue to move in a straight at a con-
ting?
stant speed?
A. 0.4 m
A. First
B. Second B. 1.5 m

C. Third C. 2 m

D. Fourth D. 2.5 m
E. 3 m
567. A resultant force of 500N causes a body
to accelerate at 20m/s2. What is the 572. In a longitudinal wave, the particles
mass of the body? move ?
A. 2.5kg A. back and forth

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B. up and down B. pressure, area

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D. at a 90 degree angle D. none of above
573. In which generator does the coil cuts the
magnetic flux 578. You are given three media A, B and C
of refractive index 1.33, 1.65 and 1.46.
A. c generator The medium in which the light will travel
B. c generator fastest is
C. c generator and d.c generator A. A
D. none of above B. B
574. When two objects are rubbed together, C. C
there is a transfer of electrons. How do
D. equal in all three media
you determine which object acquires the
transferred electrons?
579. Equation for weight
A. Always transfer from the bigger to the
smaller object, to make it even A. gravitational force / mass
B. Transfer is based on the initial charge B. mass + gravitational force
of the two objects
C. mass x gravitational force
C. Transfer is based on how much elec-
D. mass / gravitational force
tron affinity that each object has
D. Always transfer from the more nega- 580. heat always travels from to ob-
tive to the more positive object jects
575. Distance and direction of an object from A. hot to cold
its starting point
B. cold to hot
A. displacement
C. cold to cold
B. direction
D. hot to hot
C. speed
D. velocity 581. A student tries to magnetise a short steel
rod. Which of these tests will show that
576. The SI unit for measuring heat is the
he has been successful?
A. Pascal
A. Both ends of a permanent magnet at-
B. Kelvin tract the rod.
C. Joule
B. One end of a permanent magnet repels
D. Calorie the rod.

577. at a constant temperature, the and C. The rod picks up a small piece of pa-
of a gas of fixed mass are inversely per.
proportional D. When freely suspended, the rod points
A. pressure, volume in any direction.

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582. It is easier to cut vegetables with sharp D. only objects whose motion is being
end of knife rather than with its blunt end changed
because
587. WHO IS ACHARYA KANADA
A. Smaller area provides more pressure
for the applied force A. AN ANCIENT PHILOSOPHER
B. AN ANCIENT INDIAN PHILOSOPHER
B. smaller area provides less pressure
for the applied force. C. CANADIAN PHILOSOPHER
D. AN ANCIENT CANADIAN PHILOSO-

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C. none of the above
PHER
D. none of above
588. a computer monitor combines the to
583. If an owl has a speed of 50 m/s, and has
create any color in the rainbow
a time of 10 s. What is the distance that
the owl traveled? A. additive primary colors
A. 500 m B. waves
B. 5 m C. subtractive primary colors

C. 10 m D. photovoltaic cells

D. none of above 589. A motorboat, which has a speed of 5 me-

ters per second in still water, is headed
584. A is an idealised body that is able to east as it crosses a river flowing south at
absorb all electromagnetic radiation that 3.3 meters per second. What is the magni-
falls on it is an idealized body that tude of the boat’s resultant velocity with
is able to absorb all electromagnetic radia- respect to the starting point?
tion that falls on it
A. 3.3 m/s
A. Black body
B. 5.0 m/s
B. White body White body
C. 6.0 m/s
C. Planck’s bodyJasad Planck
D. 8.3 m/s
D. Radiator bodyJasad transmitter
590. What materials would be good insulators
585. In the steps of the scientific method, for a handle on a pan or pot that would be
what is the next step after formulating used on the stove?
and objectively testing hypotheses? A. wood or metal
A. interpreting results B. metal or rubber
B. stating conclusions C. wood or rubber
C. conducting experiments D. copper or steel
D. making observations and collecting
591. Branches of physics that studies the pro-
data
duction and properties of sound
586. What kind(s) of objects have inertia? A. Optics
A. all objects with mass B. Mechanics
B. only objects at rest C. Acoustics
C. only objects in motion D. Quantum Physics

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592. Five darts strike near the center of a tar- 597. Friction is which type of force?
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A. accurate B. Action-at-a-distance force
B. precise C. Contact force
C. both accurate and precise D. Fundamental force
D. neither accurate nor precise
598. Which term describes when light bounces
593. Photoelectrons will be ejected from a ma- off of a smooth surface?
terial surface if? A. Refraction
A. The threshold frequency is greater B. Transmission
than the photon frequency
C. Absorption
B. The work function is less than the pho- D. Reflection
ton energy
C. The intensity of light is high enough 599. The idea stating that matter is made up
of small particles that are in constant mo-
D. The wavelength of photon is maximum tion is
594. A converging lens has a focal length of A. Boyle’s law
30 cm. A 5 cm tall candle is placed at a B. Charles’s law
distance of 10 cm in front of the lens. De-
termine the image distance. C. the kinetic theory of matter
D. Archimedes’ principle
A. -45 cm
B. -30 cm 600. Law says that a current produced by
an induced emf moves in a direction so
C. -15 cm
that its magnetic field opposes the original
D. 6 cm change in flux

595. Sammy studied kinetic and potential en- A. Lenz’

ergy by observing apples on a tree during B. Faraday’s
a field investigation. What type of energy C. Ampere’s
do the apples on the tree have?
D. none of above
A. elastic potential energy
B. mechanical energy 601. a pendulum takes two seconds to make
a complete swing . what could one swing
C. gravitational potential energy be called
D. sound energy A. time taken
596. The area of irregular shaped object can be B. period
calculated using a C. change in time
A. Formula D. time
B. Tissue paper
602. Convex lens focus a real, point sized im-
C. Graph paper age at focus, the object is placed
D. Filter paper A. At focus

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B. Between F and 2F 608. What does polarizing light do?

C. At infinity A. Blocks light
D. At 2F B. Causes light to travel in only one plane
603. AN ELECTRIC FUSE IS BASED ON C. Reduces the amount of light
A. THE HEATING EFFECT OF THE CUR- D. Looks cool
RENT
609. What is the correct equation for calculat-

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B. THE MAGNETIC EFFECT OF THE CUR-
RENT ing a time?
C. THE CHEMICAL EFFECT OF THE CUR- A. time = acceleration / change in veloc-
RENT ity
D. NONE OF THESE B. time = change in velocity x accelera-
tion
604. The half-life of Radon-222 is 4 days. If
the initial mass of radon is 20g, what is C. time = change in velocity / accelera-
the mass decayed after 12 days? tion
A. 2.5g D. none of above
B. 17.5 g
610. What is the definition of “weight”?
C. 15.0g
A. measure of the force of gravity on your
D. 5.0g body
605. Which of the following is a derived quan- B. the time it takes to get on a ride
tity?
C. the amount of matter in an object
A. Mass
D. the size of an object
B. Length
C. Force 611. Which Branch of Physics is most impor-
tant when determining how much voltage
D. Temperature
is produced by a wind turbine?
606. What is internal energy? A. Mechanics
A. The amount of heat an object contains. B. Waves & Wave mechanics
B. The sum of the kinetic and potential en-
C. Relativity
ergy of the particles of a substance.
C. Something we can measure easily. D. Electromagnetism

D. Something that does not exist. 612. Transfer of energy through the move-
ment of heat through electromagnetic
607. It is an area of Physics that studies the
waves, does not need a medium
nature and behavior of light.
A. Optics A. radiation

B. Nuclear Physics B. convection

C. Thermodynamics C. conduction
D. Quantum Mechanics D. solar energy

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613. You apply a force of 18 N to a dresser the hill. Ignoring friction, at what height
and move it 3.0 m. How much work did will the bike come to rest?
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A. 1316J, 1.5m
A. 54 N B. 2316J, 2.5m
B. 6.0 J C. 1457J, 3.5m
C. 54 J D. none of the above
D. 27 J
619. The specific heat capacity of a material is
614. Which of the following is NOT a charac- defined as:
teristic feature of a convex mirror? A. The amount of energy required to raise
A. The image is virtual the temperature of 1.0 kg of the material
10.0K
B. The image is diminished in size.
B. The total amount of energy a material
C. The image is erect.
can hold before melting
D. The image is real.
C. The amount of energy required to
615. According to which law of energy, energy raise the temperature of 1.0 kg of the ma-
can’t be created or destroyed? terial 1.0K

A. First law of motion D. The total amount of energy a material

can hold before turning to a gas
B. The law of tacos
C. Laws of Energy 620. When all 3 primary light colors are mixed
which color is produced?
D. law of conservation of energy
A. black
616. Which are the states of matter? B. magenta
A. NL., CDMX and Guadalajara C. white
B. Gas, Liquid and Solid D. cyan
C. Under saturated, saturated and over-
621. A dentist uses a small dental mirror to
saturated
help magnify teeth in your mouth. What
D. Positive, Negative and Neutral type of mirror is this?
617. What is the kinetic energy of a 9 kg book A. a convex mirror
that has a speed of 4 m/s? B. a concave mirror
A. 18 J C. a convex lens
B. 36 J D. a concave lens
C. 72 J
622. When a spring is compressed, which of
D. 144 J these energy stores is energy transferred
to?
618. A bike rider approaches a hill at a speed
of 5.5 m/s. The combined mass of the bike A. The spring’s elastic potential energy
and rider is 87kg. Find the initial kinetic store
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C. The spring’s magnetic energy store 628. An object will not have any inertia if it is
D. none of above ?
A. Accelerating
623. Physics variable for 74 m/s
B. Moving in a circle
A. d
C. In space
B. v
D. Nonsense! All objects have inertia
C. a

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629. In an experiment, a student measures the
D. t volume of a liquid in a measuring cylin-
der. The student should make sure that
624. A fishing boat with a maximum speed of
her eye is level with the meniscus of the
3 m/s relative to the water is in a river
liquid. This will reduce
that is flowing at 2 m/s. What is the max-
imum speed the boat can obtain relative to A. meniscus error
the shore? B. random error
A. 5 m/s C. zero error
B. 25 m/s D. parallax error
C. 5.8 m/s
630. The temperature at which a liquid turns
D. 7 m/s to a gas is called the point.

625. The heat absorbed by melting a solid is A. boiling

known as B. freezing
A. latent heat of fusion C. amorphous
B. latent heat of solid D. crystalline
C. latent heat of liquid 631. How much work is done by a motor that
D. latent heat of vaporisation lifts a train car on El Toro to the top of a
70-meter hill using a force of 15, 000 N?
626. Total distance divided by total time
A. 1, 000, 000 J
A. average acceleration
B. 214.29 J
B. average distance C. 1, 050, 000 J
C. average motion D. 105, 000 J
D. average speed
632. “Newton suggested that objects like the
627. In an electron microscope, light source is soccer ball have a natural tendency to keep
replaced by the beam of very fast moving moving. The only reason they stop, he
believed, is because an unbalanced force
acts.” What does tendency mean?
A. neutron
A. a very small chance of something hap-
B. proton
pening
C. electron B. a fifty-fifty chance of something hap-
D. photon pening

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C. the fear of doing something or acting 638. When an object is in motion, it’s must
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D. the way something normally behaves A. Shape
or acts
B. Size
633. It takes 20 N of force to move a box a C. Acceleration
distance of 10 m. How much work is done
on the box? D. Position
A. 200 J 639. According to the laws of reflection, if i =
B. 20.0J angle of incidence and r = angle of reflec-
C. 2 J tion,
D. 200 N A. i = r

634. The distance between the Earth and the B. i > r

Sun is around 150, 000, 000 km. Express C. r > i
this value in scientific notation.
D. i is not equal to r
A. 15 x 10 7 km
B. 1.5 x 107 km 640. The color of light is determined by of
the light waves?
C. 15 x 108 km
D. 1.5 x 108 km A. the medium
B. the frequency
635. If a cheetah runs 180 miles in 3 hours,
what is its average speed? C. the amplitude
A. 60 hours D. the speed
B. 60 miles
641. It is a branch of physics that deals with
C. 60 miles/hour the behavior of objects and systems in re-
D. 60 miles/second/second sponse to various forces.

636. Which of the following is not a fundamen- A. Classical Physics

tal unit? B. Mechanics
A. Newton C. Thermodynamics
B. kilogram
D. Physics
C. second
E. Relativity
D. candela
642. Morgan walks 10 miles South. Trevor
637. What electromagnetic wave . has . the
walks 10 miles North in the same amount
shortest wavelengths and the highest fre-
of time. They have:
quencies?
A. Gamma Rays A. Different average speeds

B. Ultraviolet Rays B. Different velocities

C. Radio Waves C. Same velocity
D. X Rays D. Same motion

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643. If an object has more mass, then it will 648. The units of acceleration are
A. weigh more. A. m/s
B. weigh less. B. m s
C. weigh the same as an object with less C. m s2
mass. D. m/s2
D. always have more volume than an ob-
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A. conservation of momentum.
644. The relationship between Work and
Power is B. energy of a moving object.

A. P = W / t in any units of time C. rate of doing work.

B. P = t / W D. none of above

C. P = W / t in only units of seconds 650. Which of the following lists includes only
D. P = W x t vector quantities?
A. speed, distance, time
645. -If you wanted to measure the distance
from here to Dubai City, you would use B. speed, displacement, time

A. Meters C. velocity, distance, acceleration

B. Centimeters D. velocity, displacement, acceleration

C. Millimeters 651. The slope of a distance vs time graph

D. Kilometers A. speed

646. In a transverse wave, the disturbance is B. velocity

to the direction the wave is traveling. C. acceleration
A. parallel D. none of above
B. vertex 652. According to Newton’s third law of mo-
C. perpendicular tion, when a hammer strikes and exerts
force on a nail, the nail
D. intersecting line
A. creates a friction with the hammer.
647. If two objects labelled B and C are both
B. disappears into the wood.
at thermal equilibrium with object A, which
of the following must be true? C. exerts an equal and opposite force on
the hammer.
A. Objects B and C are in thermal equilib-
rium with each other. D. moves at a constant speed.
B. Object B has a higher temperature 653. Dependent variable means
than object C.
A. the scientist controls what to test
C. Object C has a higher temperature
than object B. B. educated guess

D. Objects B and C are not in thermal equi- C. ask a question

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654. A woman lifts 20 bricks, each of weight 659. The unit or label for work is
6N.What other information is needed to A. netwons
calculate the useful work done in lifting the

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bricks? B. joules
C. meters
A. the distance she lifts the bricks
D. seconds
B. the mass of the bricks
660. A ray of light that strikes a plane mir-
C. the time taken to lift the bricks
ror PQ at an angle of incidence of 30o, is
D. the volume of the bricks reflected from the plane mirror and then
strikes a second plane mirror QR placed at
655. What is a non renewable resource? right angles to the first mirror. The angle
A. water of reflection at the second mirror is:
A. 30o
B. wind
B. 45o
C. coal
C. 60o
D. biomass
D. 90o
656. Equation for force 661. What physicist developed the idea of in-
A. mass x acceleration ertia?
B. acceleration x mass A. Galileo
B. Newton
C. acceleration x time
C. Coach Waugh
D. acceleration / mass
D. none of above
657. Which of these best describes why your
662. Definition of kinetic energy
weight (on Earth) would change on an-
other planet? A. The amount of energy transferred
when an object is moved over a distance
A. weight doesn’t change, no matter by an external force in regards to the di-
where you are rection of the displacement.
B. different planets have different gravi- B. The rate of energy transferred per sec-
tational pulls ond
C. In general, the smaller the planet, the C. The amount of energy transferred in
greater weight motion
D. dehydration effects on different plan- D. The amount of energy an object has at
ets change weight rest / before motion
663. How much force is needed to accelerate
658. BLUE COLOR OF THE SKY IS DUE TO
a 5 kg marble at a rate of 2.5 m/s?
A. SCATTERING OF LIGHT
A. 12.5
B. REFLECTION OF LIGHT B. 10
C. REFRACTION OF LIGHT C. 2
D. DIFFRACTION OF LIGHT D. 12

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664. If a lion drags his prey 10 meters to his 669. If v2-u2=2as, what is the final velocity
den doing 500 joules of work, how much of a car which has an inital velocity of
force did he use? 8m/s, and then accelerates at 2m/s2 for
20m?
A. 50 Newtons
A. 10 m/s
B. 500 Joules
B. 11 m/s
C. 50, 000 Newtons
C. 12 m/s
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D. 14 m/s
665. What is the base unit for measuring 670. A BATTERY OF 6V IS CONNECTED IN SE-
mass? RIES WITH RESISTOR OF 0.1 ohm, 0.15
A. grams ohm, 0.2 ohm, 0.25 ohm AND 6 ohm
.HOW MUCH CURRENT WOULD FLOW
B. kilograms THROUGH THE 0.3 ohM RESISTOR?
C. pounds A. 0.895 A
D. jin B. 2.22 A
C. 1 A
666. Why do most of the power plants in the
US burn coal as an energy source? D. NONE OF THESE
A. They haven’t developed the technology 671. The base SI unit of mass is the
to use anything else. A. microgram
B. Mining for coal does not harm any habi- B. milligram
tats or ecosystems.
C. gram
C. Coal is a non-polluting source of en- D. kilogram
ergy.
672. Physics variable for 13 m
D. Coal is a renewable energy source.
A. F
667. The most stable objects have B. W
A. high centre of gravity and narrow base C. h
B. high centre of gravity and wide base D. v
C. low centre of gravity and narrow base 673. SI unit of measrument time
D. low centre of gravity and wide base A. meter
B. day
668. How much energy is required to change
5 kg of ice at 0 ◦ C into water at the C. hour
same temperature? (latent heat of fusion D. Second
is 3.36 X 106 J/kg )
674. increasing speed
A. 16.1 X 106 J A. distance
B. 16.8 X 106 J B. velocity
C. 15.1 X 106 cal C. acceleration
D. 16.8 X 106 cal D. none of above

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675. What color can produce white if it is following best describes what is happen-
mixed with red? ing?

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A. Blue A. Warmer molecules will rise to the top.
B. Green B. The hot molecules produce thermal ra-
C. Yellow diation that is then absorbed by the colder
molecules.
D. Cyan
C. Higher-energy molecules hit lower-
676. Which of the following is the correct SI energy molecules, increasing their speed
unit of temperature? and therefore their temperature.
A. fahrenheit D. Lower-energy molecules hit higher-
energy molecules and the friction in-
B. celsius
creases their temperature.
C. kelvin
681. is measured by the unit Joules.
D. rankine
A. Heat energy
677. Meters per second per second (m/s2) is B. Temperature
the unit of which physics concept?
C. Specific heat
A. Acceleration
D. none of above
B. Velocity
C. Time 682. Physics variable for 17 m/s2

D. Distance A. a
B. v
678. What type of friction acts on the tire of
a car? C. F
D. W
A. Sliding friction
B. Static friction 683. Formula for spring constant
C. rolling friction A. k =-F/d
D. fluid friction B. k = F/d
C. k =-F*d
679. Consider the phrase, “The quick brown
fox jumped over the lazy dog.” Which D. k = F*d
details of this situation would a physicist
684. THE AMOUNT OF MATTER CONTAINED IN
who is modeling the path of the fox ig-
AN OBJECT IS CALLED
nore?
A. MATTER
A. The color of the fox
B. MASS
B. The velocity of the fox
C. ATOM
C. The temperament of the dog
D. VOLUME
D. The distance traveled by the fox
685. The base SI unit of mass is the
680. When one end of a cold metal spoon is
placed upright in a cup of hot coffee, the A. microgram
other end gets hotter. Which one of the B. milligram

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C. gram 691. Multiply 5.4L x 8.99g/L

D. kilogram A. 49 c

686. It is the area in Physics that studies mat- B. 48.5g

ter and its motion. C. 48. khaj
A. mechanics D. 48.546g
B. optics
692. What happens to light after it hits a mir-

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C. vibration and wave phenomenon ror?
D. electromagnetism A. It goes through the mirror and bend.
687. On an inclined plane, if gravity over- B. It goes straight through the mirror.
comes friction on an object what will hap- C. It goes around the mirror.
pen?
D. It bounces off the mirror.
A. The box will slide up
B. The box will stay in place 693. Which statement is NOT true about the
nuclear reactor?
C. The box will slide down
A. The moderator is used to speed up the
D. Depends on the problem
neutrons
688. A fuse is:(tick all that apply) B. Uranium core acts as source of energy
A. a resistor C. The control rod is used to absorb the
B. a safety device excess neutrons
C. a part of a plug D. Water acts as coolant to remove the
heat produced from the reactor
D. always of a given current rating, e.g.
13Amps 694. I feel so warm because of the heat of the
sun when I go walking in the park . What
689. It is an area of physics that is concerned
2 areas of Physics are involved?
with nuclear reactions and their applica-
tions. A. Relativity and Thermodynamics
A. Classical Mechanics B. Quantum Mechanics and Relativity
B. Relativity C. Mechanics and Thermodynamics
C. Thermodynamics D. Optics and Relativity
D. Quantum Mechanics
695. What 2 areas of Physics are involved
690. An object that allows light to pass when you watch a movie?
through producing a clear image. A. Thermodynamics, Quantum Mechanics
A. opaque B. Electromagnetism, Relativity
B. translucent C. Vibration and Wave Phenomena, Elec-
C. transparent tromagnetism
D. luminescent D. Thermodynamics and Relativity

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696. SI unit for distance mirrors, he finds that the size of his face
A. miles in mirror A goes on increasing but that in
mirror B remains the same:

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B. centimeters
A. Mirror A is concave and mirror B is con-
C. meters vex
D. inches B. Mirror A is plane and mirror B is con-
697. the angle between the normal and the cave
incident ray. C. Mirror A is concave and mirror B is
A. Angle of incidence plane

B. Angle of reflection D. Mirror A is convex and mirror B is con-

cave
C. Angle of coincidence
D. Angle of direction 702. Calculate the PE of a 2 kg cat perched 10
meters above the ground.
698. Branch of Physics that having or involv- A. 20 J
ing a speed close to that of light so that
the behavior is described by the theory or B. 200 J
relativity by Albert Einstein C. 2.04 J
A. Mechanics D. 200 W
B. Relativity Physics
703. of a container is also known as capac-
C. Quantum Physics ity
D. Solid State Physics A. Area
699. Which of the following is an area of B. Volume
physics that studies motion and its causes C. Density
A. thermodynamics D. Mass
B. mechanics
704. Which Branch of Physics is most impor-
C. quantum mechanics tant when studying how glasses help peo-
D. optics ple see?

700. Which of these energy sources is mostly A. Mechanics

used for transportation? B. Optics
A. Coal C. Thermodynamics
B. Oil D. Electromagnetism
C. Natural Gas
705. Light travels through a liquid at 2.25 EE
D. Hydroelectric 8 m/s. What is the index of the liquid?
701. Two big mirrors A and B are fitted side by A. 1.33
side on a wall. A man is standing at such a B. 1.0
distance from the wall that he can see the
erect image of his face in both the mirrors. C. 1.523
When the man starts walking towards the D. 2.45

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706. What is Specific Heat? B. A measurement that is precise is al-

A. The amount of thermal energy re- ways accurate.
quired to increase the temperature of 1kg C. A measurement that is not precise will
of a material by 1◦ C. always be inaccurate.
B. The amount of radiant energy required D. Repeated measurements will always
to increase the temperature of 1kgof a ma- increase accuracy and precision.
terial by 1◦ C
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C. The amount of energy required to in-
What is its speed in m/s? (1 km = 1000
crease the temperature of 1kgof a mate-
m)
rial by 1◦ C.
A. 250 m/s
D. The amount of friction required to in-
crease the temperature of 1kgof a mate- B. 324 m/s
rial by 1◦ C. C. 1, 500 m/s
707. How would you write 564, 000, 000 in D. 2, 500 m/s
scientific notation?
712. Three resistors connected in parallel have
A. 5.64 x 10-7 individual values of 4.0, 6.0 and 10.0 ohm,
B. 5.64 x 106 respectively. If this combination is con-
C. 5.64 x 108 nected in series with a 12-V battery and
a 2.0-ohm resistor, what is the current in
D. 56.4 x 107 the 10-ohm resistor?
708. A tuning fork starts to vibrate when a A. 0.59 A
certain note is played on the piano, This is B. 1.0 A
an example of
C. 11 A
A. resonance
D. 16 A
B. refraction
C. diffraction 713. If the distance time graph is a curved line:
D. reflection A. A non-uniform speed is maintained by
the object
709. A lack of precision in scientific measure-
B. The object covers unequal distances in
ments typically arises from
equal intervals of time
A. limitations of the measuring instru-
C. Both A and B
ment
D. None of the above
B. human error
C. lack of calibration 714. Convection can NOT occur in which one of
the following substances?
D. too many significant figures
A. Water
710. Which of the following is a valid state-
B. Ice
ment?
A. A measurement that is not precise can C. Steam
be accurate. D. Water Vapour

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715. Which does the national grid use? C. Thermodynamics

A. High Potential Difference D. Quantum Mechanics

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B. High Current
C. Low Potential Difference 721. In the scientific revolution studied
several areas of what we call physics to-
D. Low Current day and did a lot of work with motion us-
716. Which SI base unit would you use to mea- ing pendulums.
sure a term at your school? A. Albert Einstein
A. m B. Isaac Newton
B. s
C. Galileo Galilei
C. kg
D. none of above
D. K

717. What is 0.000328 rounded to 1 signifi- 722. Final velocity is 5m/s, initial velocity is
cant figure? 1m/s, time taken for change is 2 sec-
onds. Calculate the acceleration, with cor-
A. 0
rect units
B. 0.0003
A. 1m/s
C. 0.00033
D. 0.000328 B. 2m/s
C. 1m/s2
718. The SI units J/g◦ C measures
A. Specific heat D. 2m/s2
B. mass
723. A student is 2.50m away from a convex
C. temperature lens while her image is 1.80m from the
D. heat energy lens, what is the focal length?

719. Which of the following best describes A. 1.05m

the graph of force against extension for B. 2.50m
a spring?
C. 1.39m
A. a straight line with an intercept on the
y axis D. 0.72m
B. a straight line through the origin
724. Matter in which the particles are free
C. a straight line through the origin, up to
to move in all directions until they have
a limit of proportionality
spread evenly throughout their container
D. an upward curve that passes through is a
the origin
A. solid
720. It is an area of Physics that studies struc-
B. liquid
tures, properties, and behavior of atom.
A. relativity C. gas
B. Electromagnetism D. plasma

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725. Newton’s SECOND Law states: 730. According to the law of conservation of
momentum, when two objects collide in
A. an object will go in a straight line
the absence of outside forces,
B. F = ma
A. velocity decreases
C. acceleration is proportional to force
B. velocity increases
and inversely proportional to mass (a =
F/m) C. the objects have the same momentum
before and after they collide.
D. forces are equal and opposite in direc-

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tion D. the objects have more momentum af-
ter they collide than they did before.
726. Which SI base unit would you use to mea-
sure the mass of a sport’s car? 731. Express the following in scientific nota-
tion:.000457
A. m
A. 457 x 106
B. s
B. 457 x 10-6
C. kg
C. 4.57 x104
D. K
D. 4.57 x 10-4
727. Parts of an atom which carry no electric
charge 732. What SI unit is used to measure length?

A. Neutrons A. kilograms

B. Electrons B. liters
C. meters
C. Protons
D. none of above
D. none of above
733. the function of graphite in a nuclear reac-
728. How high or low a sound is; depends on
tor is to
the frequency (greater frequency= higher
pitch) A. slow down neutrons
A. pitch B. acts as a catalyst
B. frequency C. absorb heat produced
C. sound D. conduct electricity
D. medium 734. A black body can emit thermal radiation
depending on its
729. Miguel is lifting a 120 kg mass from the
floor to a height of 2.50 m during gym A. PressureTekanan
class. The gravitational potential energy B. volume I Spadur
of the weight when it is lifted is
C. TemperatureSuhu
A. 30.6 J
D. Light intensity Speed of light
B. 3.00 x 102J
735. An experiment was carried out to inves-
C. 4.70 x 102 J
tigate the relationship between the period
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brass bob of 50g was used in the experi- C. 4.38 hours

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A. Amplitude
741. When plants convert the sun’s energy
B. Mass of brass bob into food, which type of energy is it?
C. Length of pendulum A. kinetic
D. Period of the simple pendulum B. chemical
736. WHAT IS A PANCH TATWA C. thermal
A. EARTH;WATER D. radiant
B. FIRE;AIR;SKY 742. Acts between any charged particles, can
C. LIQUID;SOLID be attractive (opposite charges), or repul-
D. VOLUME;MASS;ATOM sive (like charges). It has an infinite range
and is relatively strong.
737. The correct equation to calculate average A. Gravitational
speed is
B. Electrostatic
A. total distance/total time
C. Strong nuclear
B. time/distance
D. Weak nuclear
C. distance x time
D. distance/time 743. Define the term inertia.
A. the amount of matter in an object
738. A stable well-designed racing car must
have B. the amount of space an object takes up

A. low centre of gravity C. the tendency of an object to resist a

change in motion, determined by mass
B. narrow wheel base
D. The force that one surface exerts on
C. long front another when the two rub against each
D. double exhausts other

739. J of energy is supplied to a toaster with 744. Which friction coefficient would most
an efficiency of 25%. What is the useful likely describe tape sticking to a wood
output of the toaster? wall?
A. 200 J A. 0.050
B. 775 J B. 0.300
C. 1000 J C. 0.600
D. none of above D. 0.900

740. How long will your trip take (in hours) if 745. What is an alternating current?
you travel 350 km at an average speed of A. A current that flows back and forth in
80 km/hr? a wire.
A. 80 hours B. A current that always flows in one di-
B. .22 hours rection.

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C. A potential difference that flows back A. The vector’s length should be propor-
and forth in a wire. tional to its magnitude
D. A potential difference that always B. You need a vector diagram to solve all
flows in one direction. physics problems properly

746. A radioactive substance has a half-life of C. A vector is a quantity that has a magni-
8 days. What is the number of days for tude but no direction
the substance to become 25% of the ini- D. All quantities in physics are vectors

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tial value?
751. Two identical wheels, wheel 1 and wheel
A. 8 days 2, initially at rest begin to rotate with con-
B. 12 days stant angular accelerations α . After ro-
C. 16 days tating through the same angular displace-
ment, ∆θ0 , the angular velocity of wheel
D. 24 days 1 is ω1 and the angular velocity of wheel
2 is ω2 = 3ω1 . How does the angular ac-
747. Newton’s Second Law states
celeration of wheel 2, α2 , compare to the
A. that an object in motion, stays in mo- angular acceleration of wheel 1, ∝1 ?
tion; an object at rest stays at rest.
A. α2 = α1
B. For every action there is an equal and α1
B. α2 = 3
opposite reaction.
C. α2 = 3α1
C. that acceleration occurs when a force
acts upon an object. D. α2 = 9α1
D. none of above 752. Characteristics of a image formed by a
plane mirror. Check all that applies.
748. Grounding happens when
A. inverted
A. A neutral object comes into contact
with another neutral object B. same size as the object
B. A charged object is rubbed against an- C. laterally inverted
other charged object D. real
C. A neutral object touches a MASSIVE
conductive object 753. mN stands for:

D. A charged object touches a MASSIVE A. micro-newtons

conductive object B. mega-newtons

749. Speed equals to C. mili-newtons

A. dis tan ce × time D. mini-newtons

Dis tan ce
B. Time 754. The units for momentum are
C. None of the above A. kg
D. none of above B. m/s

750. Which statement about drawing vector is C. kg-m/s

TRUE? D. kg/m/s

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755. The quantitative property that must be D. Weak Nuclear, Electromagnetism,

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A. Matter
761. How far will a person go if they jog for
B. Atom 2 hours at a speed of 12 km/hr?
C. Energy A. 6 km
D. Force B. 0.5 km
756. An example of an applied science is C. 10 km
A. sociology D. 24 km
B. biomedical engineering
762. How would you write-5.6 x 10-3 in stan-
C. history dard form?
D. none of above A. 0.0056
757. The careful use of a resource is B. -5, 600
A. recycling C. 0.00056
B. pollution D. -0.0056
C. depositing
763. define measurement
D. conservation
A. a reading
758. miles per hour North is an example of an B. A unit or system of measuring. The
objects what? size, length, or amount of something, as
A. Speed established by measuring
B. Velocity C. an observation of a size of something
C. Average Speed D. a estimate without a unit of measure-
D. Constant Speed ment of what the size of something is

759. How many significant figures does 764. Units of electrical charge
50.00300 have? A. C (Coulombs)
A. five
B. J (Joules)
B. seven
C. A (amps)
C. two
D. V (volts)
D. three
765. Football A has a greater mass than foot-
760. Rank the four fundamental forces of na- ball B. Which football will have greater ac-
ture in order from weakest to strongest: celeration when both are thrown with the
A. Electromagnetism, Gravitational, same force in the same direction?
Strong Nuclear, Weak Nuclear
A. Football A
B. Weak Nuclear, Gravitational, Electro-
B. Football B
magnetism, Strong Nuclear
C. Gravitational, Weak Nuclear, Electro- C. They will have the same acceleration
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766. What is the mass of a woman of weight 771. The current in a SERIES circuit:
700 N? (g=10 N/kg)
A. Is the same everywhere
A. 70 kg
B. Gets split between the components
B. 700 kg
C. Is measured in volts
C. 7 000 kg
D. Gets stopped by resistors
D. 70 000 kg
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767. If a body covers equal distances in equal the particle model motion diagram for an
interval of time, the body is said to be in airplane flying at a constant speed of 758
Km/hr?
A. Uniform motion A. The dots would start close together
B. Non uniform motion and get farther apart as the plane moved
away from the airport
C. Stationary
B. The dots would be far apart at the be-
D. None of the above
ginning and get closer together as the
768. Why do physicists use models? plane moved away from the airport
A. to explain the complex features of sim- C. The dots would form an evenly spaced
ple phenomena pattern
B. to describe all aspects of a phe- D. none of above
nomenon
773. How fast is the 75.0 kg skateboarder
C. to explain the basic features of com- from Question 1 travelling when they
plex phenomena reach the bottom of the 4.50 m ramp?
D. to describe all of reality A. 88.3 m/s
769. Of the main types of radiation emitted B. 9.40 m/s
from naturally radioactive isotopes, which C. 3.31 m/s
is the hardest to block?
D. 33.1 m/s
A. Alpha deca
B. Gamma Decay 774. Physics variable for 3.2 m
C. Beta decay A. v
D. They are all blocked using the same B. a
method C. m
770. The particles of a gas move than the D. d
particles of the same substance in the liq-
uid or solid state. 775. What is velocity?
A. faster A. the quickness of an object
B. slower B. the location of an object
C. same speed C. acceleration
D. none of above D. speed in a specific direction

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776. An object at a distance of 30 cm from 781. Electrical power is measured in

aconcave mirror gets its image at the same
A. Joules
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A. -30 cm
B. 30 cm C. Amps

C. -15 cm D. Volts
D. +15 cm 782. According to the law of reflection the an-
777. Without a force to stop or slow a coast- gle of reflection is
ing object, the object will coast forever in A. equal to the angle of incidence
a line.
B. more than the angle of incidence
A. blue
C. less than the angle of incidence
B. red
D. none of above
C. straight
D. vertical 783. A large box of mass 4 kg slides across a
frictionless surface with a velocity of 12
778. The correct equation to calculate speed is m/s to the right. It collides with a smaller
A. distance/time box of mass 2 kg that is stationary. The
B. time/distance boxes stick together. What is the veloc-
ity of the two combined masses after col-
C. distance x time lision?
D. distance/time2 A. 8 m/s, to the left
779. A 10.0 kg box is accelerated from 2.0 B. 4 m/s, to the left
m/s to 4.0 m/s. What is the amount
C. 8 m/s, to the right
of work in joules needed to accelerate the
box? D. 4 m/s, to the right
A. 50.0
784. What is the energy released when there
B. 60.0 is mass defect of 0.01g?
C. 20.0 A. 9 x 1011 J
D. 45.0
B. 9 x 1014 J
780. If two objects collide or explode, they ex- C. 3 x 106 J
perience
D. 1 x 10-19 J
A. the same force for the same amount of
time. 785. Which of the following in the LARGEST
B. different forces for the same amount number?
of time. A. 9 x 106
C. different forces for different amounts
B. 8 x 1010
of time.
C. 1.3 x 1012
D. the same force for different amounts
of time. D. 5.3 x 103

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786. Write 0.00000707 in scientific notation. 792. The Law of Conservation of Energy states
A. 7.07 x 10-6 that

B. 7.07 x 106 A. All types of energy are the same.

C. 707 x 108 B. Once energy is used, it is gone.
D. 707 x 10-8 C. The rate of gravity on Earth stays the
same.
787. the minimum frequency for which the pho-
D. Energy can neither be created nor de-

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toelectric effect can occur is called the
stroyed.
A. absolute frequency
793. Two objects have different temperatures.
B. cut off frequency
Object A has a temperature of 42 degrees
C. Lyman frequency and Object B is 37 degrees. Which direc-
D. threshold frequency tion should the energy transfer between
Objects A and B?
788. A runners races in the 100 meter dash.
A. From Object A to Object B
It takes her 10 seconds to finish. What is
her average speed? B. From Object B to Object A
A. 10 m/s C. Energy will not transfer
B. 1000 m/s D. Energy will transfer both directions
C. 100 seconds
794. Wind turbines and windmills convert
D. 10 seconds what energy to another?
789. How far is an object pushed if 250 J of A. Kinetic to electric
work is done with a force of 5 N? B. Gravitational potential to electric
A. 1250 m C. Mechanical to potential
B. 50 m D. Thermal to sound
C. 500 m
795. What is 67, 490 rounded to 2 significant
D. 245 m figures?
790. Kinetic Energy is defined as: A. 67 500
A. Energy stored due to its location B. 60 000
B. Energy stored in the bond of molecules C. 68, 000
C. Heat Energy D. 67, 000
D. Energy of motion
796. According to Newton’s third law of mo-
791. Branches of physics that studies the na- tion, the strength of a reaction force is
ture and behaviour of light the strength of the action force.
A. Plasma Physics A. equal to
B. Acoustics B. negative to
C. Optics C. positive to
D. Solid State Physics D. greater than

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797. The sensitivity of a liquid-in-glass ther- 802. final velocity-initial velocity

mometer can be increased by A. change in velocity

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A. having a thick-walled bulb B. displacement
B. increasing the diameter of the column
C. speed
C. decreasing the size of the bulb
D. none of above
D. increasing the length of the column
803. Nuclear Fission
798. Complementary colors are two colors
A. is a process of splitting a heavy nu-
that
cleus into two lighter nuclei. Accompanied
A. are next to each other on the color with the release of enormous amount of
chart. energy from the mass defect
B. produce white light when added to- B. is a self-sustaining reaction in which
gether. the products of the reaction can initiate
C. look good together. another similar reaction. Accompanied
D. are primary colors. with the release of enormous amount of
energy from the mass defect
799. Which of the following is the best exam- C. is a process of combination of two
ple of work being done. lighter nuclei to form a heavier nuclei. Ac-
A. doing homework companied with the release of enormous
B. lifting a box amount of energy from the mass defect
C. pushing a stationary box D. none of above
D. holding a box 804. SI unit of time is:
800. Which model of the atom said that elec- A. Minute
trons circle the nucleus in orbits of a fixed B. Second
radius?
C. Mili seconds
A. Bohr model
D. Hour
B. Quantum mechanical model
C. Not true of either model 805. Which component is not required to de-
termine the work of a falling object?
D. Both Bohr and Quantum mechanical
model A. mass
B. acceleration
801. The main reason why the weak force
have a short range (about 10−18 m) is: C. distance
A. because its exchange particles have lit- D. time
tle masses
806. Choose all of the equations can be used
B. because its exchange particles have no to calculate Power?
mass
A. energy transferred / time
C. because its exchange particles have
large masses B. work done / time

D. because its exchange particles have C. potential difference x current

equal masses D. current2 x resistance

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807. Find the velocity of a truck that travels C. m

75 miles north in 2.5 hours. D. C
A. 187.5 mph north
813. Which quantity is measured in newtons?
B. 30 mph north
A. density
C. 300 mph north
B. energy
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C. pressure

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808. Two forces act on an object.In which situ- D. weight
ation is it IMPOSSIBLE for the object to be
in equilibrium? 814. David walks 3 km north, and then turns
A. The two forces act in the same direc- east and walks 4 km. What is the dis-
tion tance?
B. The two forces act through the same A. 7 km
point B. 3 km
C. The two forces are of the same type C. 4 km
D. The two forces are the same size D. 1 km
809. How are we able to see the color white? 815. A hypothesis is
A. All colors except red are absorbed A. an educated guess
B. All colors are absorbed B. a reasonable and testable answer or
C. All colors are reflected explanation
D. All colors except red are reflected C. quantitative
D. none of above
810. Which statement describes a vector?
A. It has magnitude but no direction 816. time taken for a sample of a radioactive
nuclei to decay to half of its initial number
B. It has direction but no magnitude
is the definition for
C. It has both direction and magnitude
A. half-life
D. It has constant magnitude but no direc-
B. radioactive decay
tion
C. chain reaction
811. What is the radioisotope used to deter-
D. period of a nucleus
mine the age of a fossil?
A. Carbon-14 817. Now the cart is being pulled along a hori-
zontal track by an external force (a weight
B. Iodine-131
hanging over the table edge) and acceler-
C. Americium-241 ating. It fires a ball straight out of the
D. Uranium-238 cannon as it moves. After it is fired, what
happens to the ball?
812. What is the symbol for Thermal Energy? A. it depends upon how much the track is
A. Q tilted
B. t B. it falls behind the cart

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C. it falls in front of the cart C. green

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E. it remains at rest
823. Heat energy is also called energy.
818. Velocity is measured in
A. chemical
A. m/s/s
B. electrical
B. m/s
C. mechanical
C. degrees
D. thermal
D. kg/h

819. When air rushes out of a balloon and 824. The Theory of the Conservation of Energy
it moves upward. This is an example of states-
which Law of Motion. A. Energy can be created, just not de-
A. Newton’s First Law stroyed. It changes its form from one type
to another.
B. Newton’s Second Law
C. Newton’s Third Law B. Energy can never be created nor de-
stroyed. It can only change its form from
D. none of above one type to another.
820. An empty truck and a fully loaded truck C. The total energy in our Universe
are next to each other at a traffic light. changes, as different forms of energies
When the light turns green, the lighter can be transformed from each other un-
truck increases speed more quickly. Which der certain circumstances.
of these best explains this situations
D. Energy transformations do not pas-
A. Newton’s first law sively occur in our lives, rather we actively
B. Newton’s second law make use of energies and transform ener-
gies.
C. Newton’s third law
D. Conservation of momentum 825. What is 78.5 rounded to one significant
figure?
821. Which of the following are areas of
physics? A. 79
A. Mechanics B. 78.5
B. Thermodynamics C. 70
C. Vibrations and wave phenomena D. 80
D. Optics
826. Which of the following has the most ki-
E. Electromagnetism
netic energy?
822. Which color bends the most (greatest re- A. A 20 kg toddler running at 5 m/s
fraction) when entering a transparent ma-
terial. B. A 50 kg toddler running at 30 m/s
A. Red C. A 90 kg toddler running at 30 m/s
B. yellow D. A 100 kg toddler running at 2 m/s

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827. In applying Charles’s law, temperature C. 2, 280 x 104 J

must be on the scale. D. 3.28 x 104 J
A. Kelvin
833. An entire lake is heated by water from a
B. Celsius
hot spring at the bottom of the lake. What
C. Fahrenheit type of heat transfer is this?
D. Pascal A. convection

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828. Models in physics B. conduction
A. take into account surroundings not C. radiation
concerned with the system D. none of above
B. simplify phenomena
834. What is the equation for gravitational po-
C. are never pictures tential energy?
D. none of above
A. Ep = 1/2 mg
829. Which one of the following is a time mea- B. Ep = mg/h
suring device:
C. Ep = mgh
A. Odometer
D. Ep = 1/2 mgh
B. Barometer
C. Speedometer 835. The idea that the volume of a gas in-
creases with increasing temperature pro-
D. Sundial vided the pressure does not change is
830. What law describes how acceleration, A. Boyle’s law
mass and net force are related? B. Charles’s law
A. First
C. Bernoulli’s principle
B. Second
D. Archimedes’ principle
C. Third
836. Units for acceleration
D. Fourth
A. s2 / m
831. An object that reflects all light that lands
on it is called a B. m / s2

A. Lens C. s2

B. Mirror D. m + s2
C. Glass 837. What is the saying that can help you
D. Non-luminous remember the order of the visible spec-
trum?
832. How much energy is required to melt
A. ROYGBIV
down a 2000 g of mercury? (latent heat
of fusion is 1.14 x 104 J/kg) B. RYOBIVG
A. 2.55 x 104 J C. ROYBVIG
B. 2.28 x 104 J D. RIBYOVG

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838. The most appropriate SI unit for measur- B. independent variable

ing the length of an automobile is the C. data

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A. micron D. none of above
B. kilometer
844. What happens to the amount of energy in
C. meter a car’s kinetic energy store when the car
D. nanometer slows down?

839. When you watch the football game you A. It remains the same.
see players running back and forth and you B. It decreases as some energy is trans-
hear the loud cheer from the crowd. What ferred away to different energy stores.
2 areas in Physics are involved? C. It decreases as some energy is de-
A. mechanics stroyed.
B. thermodynamics D. none of above
C. vibration and wave phenomenon 845. According to the Law of Conservation of
D. electromagnetism Energy, energy cannot be or
A. destroyed, destroyed
840. write 0.005 in scientific notation
B. created, saved
A. 5/1000
C. created, destroyed
B. 5x10-3
D. lost, found
C. 5x103
D. 5 millimeters 846. is the mass per unit volume of a sub-
stance or object
841. Makes popcorn pop
A. Area
A. thermal expansion of the water in the
B. Volume
kernel
C. Mass
B. thermal equilibrium of the water and
the kernel D. Density
C. thermal fusion of the water in the ker- 847. On a roller coaster, where is maximum
nel potential energy?
D. none of above A. At the bottom of a big hill
842. If an object has an normal force of 80N B. When going around a corner
what is its mass? C. When going upside down
A. 8.15 kg D. At the top of a big hill
B. 80 kg 848. What is the potential energy done in lift-
C. 784.8 N ing a 50 kg barbell 6 m above the floor?
D. not enough information A. 150 J

843. This variable in the experiment is the one B. 300 J

being deliberately changed by the scientist C. 1470 J
A. dependent variable D. 2940 J

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849. What is the formula for work? A. 0.13

A. Force = work x distance B. 8.5
B. Distance = force x work C. 34
C. Work = force x distance D. 544
D. Work = force x mass 855. a quick method of finding the density of
a liquid is to use a ?
850. WHAT IS A PHYSICAL QUANTITY MADE
A. barometer

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UP OF?
A. A value B. manometer
B. A unit C. hydrometer
C. A value and a unit D. micrometer
D. A unit and direction 856. The periodic time of a simple pendulum
can be increased by
851. What is the end result of charging by con-
tact? A. increasing the length of the cord
B. decreasing the length of the cord
A. Both object have the same charge, so
they will attract one another C. increasing the mass of the bob
B. Both object have the same charge, so D. decreasing the amplitude of oscillation
they will repel one another
857. Acceleration is
C. Both object have the opposite charge,
A. increasing speed
so they will attract one another
B. decreasing speed
D. Both object have the opposite charge,
so they will repel one another C. changing direction
D. all of the above
852. Solve and round accordingly. “7.9 + 9.19
+ 75.351” 858. Which of the following measurements is
A. 92.4 the smallest?

B. 92.441 A. 4.7 x 104 m

C. 92.44 B. 4.7 x 104 cm

C. 4.7 x 104 mm
D. 92
D. 4.7 x 104 µ m
853. As the velocity of an object decreases its
KE will 859. A film projector produces a 151 cm image
of a horse on a screen. If the projector lens
A. increase
is 400 cm from the screen and the size of
B. decrease the horse on the film is 1.07 cm, what is
C. stay the same the magnification of the image?
D. none of above A. 141
B. -14.1
854. A cube of brass has a mass of 68g and
volume 8 cm3 . What is the density of C. 0.00708
brass in gcm3 ? D. -7.08

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860. EM waves have the same speed but dif- 866. Magenta light is really a mixture of
ferent:
A. red and yellow light.

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A. frequency & medium
B. red and cyan light.
B. wavelength & frequency
C. yellow and green light
C. medium & wavelength
D. red and blue light.
D. color & medium
867. The unit Joules is for
861. What does AC mean in electrical terms?
A. heat energy
A. Acceleration Ceremony
B. Adaption cecum B. temperature

C. Alternating Current C. specific heat

D. Amplect Ceremony D. none of above

862. What is the earth’s primary source of 868. Saqib uses a wheelbarrow to move soil
light energy? into his garden. He exerts an average
force of 165 N while pushing the wheel-
A. moon
barrow and does 6.4 J of work during each
B. sun load. How far is he moving the soil during
C. waves each load?
D. fire A. 39 m

863. A useful method of expressing very small B. 26 m

or very large number is C. 0.039 m
A. Arabic numerals D. 0.026 m
B. Greek letters
869. Changes of state are different to chemical
C. significant figures changes because
D. scientific notation A. changes of state can be reversed
864. If 150 Joules of work is needed to move to recover the original properties of the
a box 10 meters, what force was used? material.

A. 1500 N B. changes of state result in the cre-

ation of new substances.
B. 15 N
C. changes of state cannot happen to
C. 1.5 N
gases.
D. 150 N
D. none of above
865. How many significant figures does the
following number have:0.002040 870. What is .00000005 A in SI Prefix form
A. 6 A. 50nA
B. 4 B. 5.0 x 10-7 A
C. 3 C. 5.0 X 10-9 A
D. 2 D. 5.0 x 10-8

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871. Formula for potential energy B. 5000 J

A. U = m*g*y C. 500 J
2m ∗ v
1 2
B. U = D. 50 J
C. U = F*d
877. A particular light bulb is 23% efficient. If
D. U = W/t 200 kJ of energy is put into the light bulb,
the amount of energy the light is producing
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A. electrons release energy as they move A. 200 KJ
to their excited state.
B. 46 KJ
B. electrons absorb energy as they move
to their excited state. C. 870 KJ
C. electrons release energy as they re- D. 4600 KJ
turn to the ground state.
878. On a distance vs. time graph, the steeper
D. electrons absorb energy as they re- the slope
turn to the ground state.
A. the slower the speed
873. How do you write8.317 x 106in stan- B. the faster the speed
dard form?
C. less acceleration
A. 8, 371, 000
D. greater acceleration
B. 83, 170, 000
C. 837, 100 879. Calculate the charge flowing through a
wire in 5 seconds if the current is 3 Amps
D. 8, 317, 000
A. 15
874. Which model of the atom said that elec- B. 15C
trons are allowed to have only certain en-
ergies? C. 8C
A. Bohr model D. 80C
B. Quantum mechanical model 880. Equation for acceleration
C. Not true of either model A. change in velocity / time taken
D. Both Bohr and Quantum mechanical B. change in velocity x time taken
model
C. change in velocity-time taken
875. g = kg D. change in velocity + time taken
A. 70
881. The two ends of a 3.0-ohm resistor are
B. 700 connected to a 9.0-V battery. What is the
C. 7 current through the resistor?
D. 0.07 A. 27 A

876. A 5000N block is lifted 10 m. How much B. 6.3 A

work was done? C. 3.0 A
A. 50000 J D. 0.33 A

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882. The to and fro motion of a simple pendu- A. Sand has a higher specific heat than
lum is an example of motion. water.

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A. Rectilinear B. Sand has a lower specific heat than wa-
ter.
B. oscillatory
C. There is more water than sand at the
C. circular
beach.
D. curvilinear
D. There is more sand than water at the
883. When performing the calculation 34.530 beach.
g + 12.1 g + 1222.34 g the final answer 888. A 3 kg fish hangs from a fishing line, at
must have rest. What is the tension in the string
A. Three significant figures A. 3 N
B. One decimal place B. 29.43 N
C. Two decimal places C. 29.43 kg
D. Three decimal places D. 3.27 N
884. Which is incorrect? 889. Which of the following is the MOST
A. E = energy released (J) suitable for measuring the diameter of a
wire?
B. m = mass defect (kg)
A. Metric rule
C. m = total mass (kg)
B. Tape measure
D. c = speed of light
C. Vernier Calipers
885. time taken for 20 swings is 46 seconds. D. Micrometer screw gauge
how much time is needed for 1 swing
890. It is an any subtances that has matter and
A. 0.43478
takes up space by having volume
B. 3.2
A. Matter
C. 20.46s B. Atom
D. 2.3 seconds C. Energy
886. N unbalanced force applied to push a D. Force
stuffed chair across the room, causing an
891. Energy is measured in
acceleration of 4.2 m/s2. What is the
mass of the chair? A. kilograms
A. 26.75 kg B. meter/ second
B. 63.69 kg C. joule
C. 263.3 kg D. volt
D. 1123.5 kg E. Newton

887. Which of the following best explains why 892. What is the unit of magnetic flux density
the sand at the beach is hotter than the (B)?
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B. Weber (Wb) 898. Branch of Physics that includes various

C. Ampere (A) areas of study based on quantum theory,
which deals with the matter and electro-
D. Tesla (T) magnetic radiation, and interactions be-
893. Calculate 345.009 g-23.009 g and give tween them.
your answer with the appropriate number A. Quantum Physics
of significant figures.
B. Electromagnetism
A. 322.00 g

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C. Atomic or Nuclear Physics
B. 322 g
C. 322.000 g D. Thermodynamics

D. 322 899. Which of the following a scalar quan-

894. Identify at least two areas of physics in- tity?
volved in the following:Bungee jumping A. Energy
A. vibrations and wave phenomena, elec- B. Acceleration
tromagnetism
C. Velocity
B. mechanics, vibrations and wave phe-
nomena D. Weight
C. optics, thermodynamics
900. If two objects have different tempera-
D. thermodynamics, mechanics tures, heat will flow from the warmer ob-
ject to the cooler one UNTIL
895. What is transferred by a wave?
A. Energy A. one reaches a temperature of zero

B. Matter B. they both have an equal temperature

C. Both energy & matter C. one runs out of energy
D. none of above D. none of above
896. A race car circles a 1500 meter track 5
901. A measurement of the force of gravity on
times.The total displacement of the race
a person or object.
car is
A. must know time to determine answer A. Gravity

B. 7500 meters B. Friction

C. 0 meters C. Weight
D. 1500 meters D. Mass
897. The branch of physics that deals with 902. Units of Force (F)
light and vision is called
A. s
A. Prisms
B. Optics B. kg
C. Wavelength C. m
D. none of above D. N

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903. is directly proportional to distance and in- B. The inertia of the head causes it to
versely proportional to time remain in place, while the car and body
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A. impuls
B. speed C. The inertia of the head causes it to jerk
forward, while the car remains in place
C. kinetic energy
D. This has to do with Newton’s second
D. none of above law, not first.
904. Matter with no definite volume and no 909. Light traveling from air to some unknown
definite shape is a material makes an angle of 40 degrees to
A. solid the normal and refracts at an angle of 26
degrees, what is the index of refraction of
B. liquid the new material?
C. gas A. 1.47
D. none of above B. 0.68
905. Find the velocity of a plane that traveled C. 1.2
3000 miles west in 5 hours. D. 1.67
A. 65 mph west
910. Which of the following shows the en-
B. 6 mph west ergy transformation that occurs when so-
C. 600 mph west lar panels are used to heat a building?
D. 6000 mph west A. light → thermal
B. chemical → electrical
906. convex Lens is also called as
C. thermal → chemical
A. Diverging lens
D. light → mechanical
B. Converging lens
C. Both A & B 911. What is the potential energy of a 5 N ob-
ject that is raised 5 m in the air?
D. None of these
A. 5 J
907. P1V1 = P2V2
B. 1 J
A. Charles’s law
C. 25 W
B. Boyle’s law
D. 25 J
C. Pascal’s principle
912. Sadie is conducting an experiment to sep-
D. Archimedes’ principle
arate white light into colors. Which tool
908. Many car passengers have suffered neck will Sadie use?
injuries when hit by cars from behind. A. telescope
How does Newton’s law of inertia explain
this? B. mirror

A. The inertia of the car causes the head C. prism

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913. Which statement describes best the mo- 918. Protons and neutrons are made up of
tion diagram of an object in motion? which fundamental particle?
A. a graph of the time data on a horizontal A. electrons
axis and the position on a vertical axis B. quarks
B. a series of images showing the posi- C. nutrinos
tions of a moving object at equal time in-
tervals D. none of the above

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C. a diagram in which the object in motion
is replaced by a series of single points into
D. a diagram that tells us the location of A. 1 proton and 1 electron
the zero point of the object in motion and B. 1 proton
the direction in which the object is moving
C. 1 electron
914. Forces can be added together only if they D. a new element
are
A. acting on the same object 920. When something has speed in a certain
direction it is called
B. unaffected by gravity
A. motion
C. balanced forces
B. position
D. substantial
C. velocity
915. These are light, elementary particles that D. speed
are not made up of quarks.
A. Gluons 921. Freezing occurs when matter changes
from a
B. Electrons
A. gas to a solid
C. Leptons
B. solid to a gas
D. Baryon
C. liquid to a gas
916. What two measurements are necessary D. liquid to a solid
for calculating speed?
A. Mass and time 922. A hydroelectric generator shows changes
from energy to energy
B. Mass and distance
A. mechanical energy to light energy
C. Temperature and mass
B. mechanical energy to electrical energy
D. Distance and time
C. electrical energy to mechanical energy
2
917. I f displacement ∝ (time) , then
A. acceleration =0 D. none of above
B. accelaration is constant 923. For a system in simple harmonic motion,
C. accelaration is non uniform which of the following is the number of cy-
D. The body is at rest cles or vibrations in one second?

E. Velocity is non uniform I f displacement ∝ A. amplitude

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C. frequency 930. If a dog travels a distance of 10 meters,

D. revolution and has a speed of 15 m/s. What is the
time?

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924. The symbol mm represents a A. 1.5 s
A. micrometer B. 150 s
B. megameter C. 0.7 s
C. millimeter D. 6.7 s
D. manometer
931. All EM waves travel at
925. Any vector quantity has A. different speeds
A. magnitude B. the speed of sound
B. direction C. the speed of light
C. both magnitude and direction D. the speed of a vacuum
D. none of above
932. Which statement about models is not cor-
926. which is an example of a quantitative ob- rect?
servation A. Models describe only part of reality
A. the car was moving 134 mph B. models help build hypotheses
B. the leaf is brown C. models help guide experimental de-
C. the surface feels rough sign
D. the soup tastes salty D. Models manipulate a single variable or
factor in an experiment
927. Who was the SI unit of pressure named
for 933. is directly proportional to the Force
and inversely proportional to the mass
A. Daniel Bernoulli
A. acceleration
B. Blaise Pascal
B. velocity
C. Robert Boyle
C. time
D. Archimedes
D. none of above
928. Convection is heat transfer by-
934. The slope of a velocity vs time graph
A. Touch an object
A. speed
B. The heating and cooling of a fluid
B. distance
C. Electromagnetic Waves
C. acceleration
D. none of above
D. none of above
929. What is the formula for density?
935. Friction is
A. density = mass / volume
A. the force that one surface exerts on an-
B. density = volume / mass other when they rub against one another.
C. density = mass x volume B. the force that causes an object to ac-
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C. when gravity causes an object to stop 940. Newton’s 1st law is often called the
moving. A. Newton’s 2nd law
D. none of above B. action-reaction law
936. what is a compass C. law of equality
A. an instrument on a vehicle dashboard D. law of inertia
indicating its speed
941. What is the correct SI unit for mass?
B. an instrument for measuring and indi-

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A. kilograms
cating temperature
B. pounds
C. an instrument used for navigation and
orientation that shows direction C. Newtons

D. none of above D. none of above

942. the energy transferred between objects
937. A 400 kg car rests in the drive way. Cal-
due to a difference in temperature
culate the normal force acting on the car?
A. temperature
A. 400 N
B. heat
B. 3, 924 N
C. calorimetry
C. 40.77 N
D. none of above
D. Not enough information
943. If a car moves 12 km North, 19 km East,
938. Based on the information in the passage, and 12 km South, what is its displace-
how can friction be described? ment?
A. Friction can be described as a force A. 12 km
that acts on a object in motion and can
B. 19 km, East
cause the object to stop
C. 31 km
B. Friction can be described as a force
that acts on an object in motion and can D. 43 km, East
cause the object to speed up 944. A 80 kg skydiver is free falling at a con-
C. Friction can be described as the path stant velocity of 19 m/s. What is the net
an object takes after a force acts on it and (total) force acting on her?
causes it to move A. 1, 520 N
D. Friction can be described as the path B. 0 N
an object takes when a force acts on it in-
C. 4.21 N
side a vacuum
D. Not enough information to answer
939. A simple pendulum takes 32 seconds to
complete 20 oscillations. The time period 945. The same small cart is now rolling down
of this pendulum is: an inclined track and accelerating. It fires a
ball straight out of the cannon as it moves.
A. 12 seconds
After it is fired, what happens to the ball?
B. 1.8 seconds A. it depends upon how much the track is
C. 1.6 seconds tilted
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C. it falls in front of the cart remains. What is the initial mass of the
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E. it remains at rest A. 80 g
B. 160 g
946. When a plastic rod is rubbed with wool,
the wool acquires a positive charge be- C. 90 g
cause D. 72 g
A. protons are transferred from the wool
951. If an airplane has an initial distance of 10
to the rod
m, and an initial time of 500 s. After it has
B. protons are transferred from the rod a final time of 1000 s and a final distance
to the wool of 18 m. What is the velocity?
C. electrons are transferred from the rod A. 0.016 m/s
to the wool
B. 250 m/s
D. electrons are transferred from the
C. 1.6 m/s
wool to the rod
D. none of above
947. What is the concept used in the measure-
ment of temperature using a thermome- 952. Choose all of the correct explanations for
ter? the symbols in F=BIl
A. Specific heat capacity A. F is force on a conductor at right an-
gles to the magnetic field
B. Thermal equilibrium
B. B is magnetic flux density
C. Thermal convection
C. I is current
D. Thermal resistance
D. l is the length on wire in the field
948. Which of the following colors of visible
light has the highest frequency? 953. A sled sliding on a flat, icy surface with
A. Blue a constant velocity is best described by

B. Green A. Newton’s first law of motion for ob-

jects at rest.
C. Orange
B. Newton’s first law of motion for ob-
D. Red jects in motion.
E. Violet C. Newton’s second law of motion.
949. Force on a spring is given by D. Newton’s third law of motion.
A. spring constant / extension 954. How much energy is transferred between
B. spring constant x extension a pizza and the oven when both are at a
temperature of 80◦ C?
C. 1/2 x spring constant x extension2
D. spring constant / extension2 A. 40 J
B. 0 J
950. the half-life or arsenic is 18 days. A sam-
ple contains a certain amount of arsenic. C. 80 J
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955. Which position of the object will produce 960. Albert Einstein did a lot of physics work
a magnified virtual image, if a concave mir- in the physics area called
ror of focal length 15 cm is being used? A. Static Mechanics
A. 10 cm B. Gas Law
B. 20 cm C. relativistic mechanics
C. 30 cm D. none of above
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961. Fred kicks a ball with a force of 20N
to George, who is 5M away. How much
956. A cube of ice is placed in a foam cup and work was done to the ball?
it begins to melt. The air temperature is
23◦ C. Which one of the following best de- A. 25J
scribes the temperature of the water that B. 100J
is formed? C. 4J
A. less than 0◦ C D. 75J
B. 0◦ C
962. A concave mirror produces a magnifica-
C. room temperature tion of +4. The object is placed:
D. greater than 0◦ C but less than room A. At the focus
temperature B. Between focus and centre of curvature
957. Speed, energy and momentum are C. Between focus and pole

A. Base quantity D. Beyond the centre of curvature

B. Derived quantity 963. A place or object used for comparison to

determine if another object is in motion is
C. Scalar quantity called a
D. Vector quantity A. comparison point
958. Which type of energy transformation oc- B. reference point
curs when a flashlight shines? C. point of view
A. chemical → thermal → electrical D. motion detector
B. chemical → electrical → light 964. How does population Density effect the
C. thermal → chemical → light environment?

D. chemical → electrical → chemical A. smog

B. To many people in one space can over-
959. The force of gravity on a person or object whelm the ecosystem and enviroment
on the surface of a planet is called
C. people pollute
A. mass. D. pancakes
B. weight.
965. Which of the following mirror is used by
C. terminal velocity a dentist to examine a small cavity?
D. free fall. A. Convex mirror

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B. Plane mirror 970. An automobile engine uses gasoline and

in the process of burning the gasoline, a
C. Concave mirror
lot of “waste” heat is generated by the

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D. Combination of convex and concave engine, this can be explained by
mirror A. kinetic energy
966. A truck driving at 60 miles per hour trav- B. potential energy
els 150 miles. How long is it driving for? C. first law of thermodynamics
A. 9000 hours D. second law of thermodynamics
B. 0.4 hours 971. With correctly calibrated tools, taking re-
peated measurements will likely increase
C. 210 hours
the
D. 2.5 hours A. accuracy
967. Seconds is the unit of which physics con- B. precision
cept? C. uncertainty
A. Acceleration D. percent error
B. Velocity 972. A car accelerates from rest to 10m/s and
C. Time takes 4 seconds to do so. The distance
travelled is:
D. Distance
A. 40m
968. On position time graph, with position B. 20m
on the y-axis and time on the x-axis, a C. 20 m/s
change in direction is represented by:
D. 2.5m
A. A line that is initially moving upwards,
then turns downward 973. A ball has a 17 J of kinetic energy and its
mechanical energy is 25 J. If the ball has
B. A constantly rising line a mass of 3.2 kg, what is its height above
C. A flat, horizontal line the ground?
A. 0.26 m
D. A point at the intersection of the x and
y axis B. 0.52 m

E. A line that curves sharply C. 5.2 m

D. 25 m
969. when one object, vibrating at the same
natural frequency of a second object, 974. It took 3.5 hours for a train to travel the
forces that second object into vibration mo- distance between two cities at a velocity
tion, it is called of 120 miles/hr. How many miles lie be-
tween the two cities?
A. harmonics
A. 34 miles
B. frequency B. 420 miles
C. amplitude C. 120 miles
D. resonance D. 360 miles

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975. The Law of Conservation of Momentum C. force

states: D. momentum
A. The total momentum before a collision
is equal to the total momentum after a col- 980. day= second
lision. A. 86.400
B. The total momentum before a collision B. 100
is greater than the total momentum after C. 24
a collision.

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D. 3600
C. The total momentum before a collision
is less than the total momentum after a 981. If a cat has a initial time of 0s, and an
collision. initial distance of 0s. Later it has a final
D. The total momentum before a collision time of 50 s, and a final distance of 70 m.
is not related to the total momentum after What is the velocity?
a collision. A. 1.4 m/s
976. What is the gain in gravitational poten- B. 0.714 m/s
tial energy of a body of weight 2000N as C. 1.142 m/s
it rises from a height of 20 m to a height
D. none of above
of 25m above the earth’s surface?
A. 400 J 982. Another name for a light source is
B. 1000 J A. Luminous object
C. 10 000 J B. Non-luminous object
D. 20 000 J C. Reflector
D. Opaque
977. SI unit for time
A. seconds 983. Equation for kinetic energy
B. minutes A. 1/2 x mass x speed2
C. hours B. 1/2 / mass x speed2
D. days C. 1/2 x mass x speed3
D. 1/2 / mass x speed3
978. The frequency of the note Middle D is
293Hz. What length of closed pipe (to the 984. the angle between the normal and the
nearest cm / at room temperature) will reflected ray.
play the fundamental?
A. Angle of incidence
A. 3cm
B. Angle of reflection
B. 13cm
C. Angle of coincidence
C. 23cm
D. Angle of direction
D. 43cm
985. Calculate the Kinetic Energy (KE) of a girl
979. A(n) is a push or a pull. whose mass is 50 kg who is moving at 4
A. newton m/s.
B. acceleration A. 200 J

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B. 800 J 991. Light is a kind of

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D. 100 J B. energy
C. heat
986. bayu can catch the ball. and the ball
D. matter
stops. does this prove the forces can?
A. change how things move 992. A 70 kg acrobat hangs from a bar, mo-
tionless, that is attached to the ceiling by
B. change shape two ropes. Find the tension in each rope.
C. change direction A. 70 N
D. none of above B. 686.7 N

987. The specific heat capacity of water is C. 343.35 kg

D. 343.35 N
A. 42 J/kg oC
B. 420 J/kg oC 993. Matter that has a definite volume and a
definite shape is a
C. 4200 J/kg oC
A. solid
D. 42000 J/kg oC
B. liquid
988. Identify at least two areas of physics in- C. gas
volved in the following:Cooling off on a D. plasma
hot day by diving into a swimming pool.
994. What happens to the mass of a substance
A. vibrations and wave phenomena, elec- when it changes from a solid to a liquid?
tromagnetism
A. It increases
B. mechanics, vibrations and wave phe-
B. It decreases
nomena
C. It stays the same
C. optics, thermodynamics
D. none of above
D. thermodynamics, mechanics
995. How much energy is required to change
989. Units of weight 2600 g of water at 100 ◦ C into steam
A. N (Newtons) temperature? (latent heat of vaporization
is 2.26 x 106 )
B. kg
A. Q = 5.9 X 106 J
C. grams
B. M = 5.9 X 106 J
D. J (Joules) C. C = 5.9 X 106 J
990. Which option is the correct unit of mea- D. ∆ T = 5.9 X 106 J
surement for energy?
996. How many sig figs are there? 100.00
A. Joule (J) A. 1
B. Kilogram (kg) B. 3
C. Newton (N) C. 4
D. Jewel (je) D. 5

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997. Any force that causes an object to move C. All molecules make elastic collisions
in a circle is called a(n) with each other and the walls of the con-
A. balanced force tainer.

B. gravitational force. D. The molecules travel in straight lines

until they collide.
C. unbalanced force
D. centripetal force 1003. Newton’s second law uses which equa-
tion?

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998. Energy of motion is which type of en-
A. v = at
ergy?
B. E = ms2
A. Potential
C. F = ma
B. Kinetic
D. F = mv-ma
C. Sound
D. Gravitational 1004. when using a displacement can what is
the mass of the object in it equal to
999. Convert 0.25 m to mm
A. the change in liquid level in the can
A. 25
B. the amount of liquid collected in the
B. 2.5 second beaker
C. 250
C. the volume of liquid collected in the
D. 0.025 second beaker

1000. Energy Transferred is equal to D. none of those above

A. Potential Difference x Current 1005. The speedometer on your car tells you
B. Potential Difference x Charge A. average velocity
C. Potential Difference / Current B. instantaneous velocity
D. Potential Difference / Charge C. average speed
1001. What is not a field that makes up an D. instantaneous speed
electromagnetic wave?
1006. absolute 0 (0 kelvin) is degrees
A. electric
A. -304
B. magnetic
B. -283
C. digitial
D. none of the above C. -273
D. none of above
1002. Which of the following statements
about the kinetic theory of gases is NOT 1007. the product of Force and Distance is
true:
A. Work
A. All molecules move with the same
B. Impulse
speed.
B. Their average kinetic energy is directly C. Momentum
proportional to the absolute temperature. D. none of above

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1008. Which statement is true about an ob- 1013. Law says that the Induced current
ject that is traveling in uniform circular mo- is proportional to the change of magnetic
tion? flux

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A. The speed of the object varies. A. Lenz’
B. The net force on the object is directed B. Faraday’s
toward the center of the circular path. C. Ampere’s
C. The direction of the object’s velocity is D. none of above
constant.
1014. A cat is moving at 18 m/s when it ac-
D. The net force on the object is directed celerates at 4 m/s2 for 2 seconds. What
away from the center of the circular path. is his new velocity? The bolded term is
which physics concept?
1009. What will happen to the pressure of a
fixed volume of gas if its temperature is A. initial velocity
increased? B. acceleration
A. It will decrease C. time
B. It will increase D. distance
C. It will stay the same E. final velocity
D. none of above 1015. Physics variable for 45 kg

1010. Branches of physics that is concerned A. m

with the forces that occur between electri- B. d
cally charged particles C. F
A. Quantum Physics D. weight
B. Electromagnetism
1016. Gravitational Potential Energy is de-
C. Mechanics fined as:
D. Acoustics A. the energy an object has due to its mo-
tion
1011. Acceleration occurs when an object
B. the energy a spring has due to its
changes its speed or
stretch
A. direction
C. the energy an object has due to its
B. force height from the ground
C. inertia D. the chemical energy stored in the
molecules of atoms
D. mass
1017. In a velocity-time graph, the area under
1012. Units of voltage the graph line gives the:
A. amps A. distance travelled
B. volts B. the time taken
C. ohms C. the velocity (speed)
D. Joules D. the acceleration

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1018. Which of the following lists of physical 1023. A motorboat velocity is 20 km/h in still
quantities consists only of scalars? water. If the boat must travel straight to
A. time, mass, velocity the nearest shore in a river whose current
is 12 km/h, What up stream angle must
B. mass, velocity, acceleration the bow boat point at? (hints:you know
C. speed, volume, work the opposite and resultant sides of your
D. velocity, acceleration, force right triangle here).
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1019. The latent heat of fusion is used to
B. 37 degrees upstream
A. increase the kinetic energy of
molecules. C. 22 degrees upstream
B. do work to break the binding force D. 42 degrees upstream
among the molecules.
1024. The force of exists between any
C. increase the kinetic energy of elec- two objects that have mass.
trons in the molecules.
A. gravity
D. do work against the atmospheric pres-
sure. B. acceleration
C. weight
1020. A bus takes 30 minutes to travel a dis-
tance of 25 kilometers. The speed of the D. free fall
bus in km/h is:
1025. The most appropriate unit for express-
A. 55 km/h ing the speed of a space rocket is:
B. 50 km/h A. km/s
C. 5 km/h B. m/s
D. 75 km/min C. km/h
1021. It is a branch of physics that includes D. km/min
various areas of study based on quantum
theory which deals with matter and elec- 1026. How many zeros would be in this num-
tromagnetic radiation, and the interactions ber if written in standard form? 6.47 x
between them. 1011

A. Optics A. 11

B. Nuclear Physics B. 9
C. Thermodynamics C. 10
D. Quantum Physics D. 12

1022. CALCULATE THE ENERGY CONSUMED 1027. How many Significant Figures in the
BY 120W TOASTER IN 20 MINUTE. number below? 4.56 x 103
A. 44 KJ A. 5
B. 6KJ B. 4
C. 144 KJ C. 6
D. 122 KJ D. 3

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1028. What is the passage mainly about? 1033. Energy transformations occur when
A. Why swimmers and cyclists move at A. energy is created through conduction

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different speeds B. energy changes from one form to an-
B. The motion of bodies and objects other
C. The movement of an object inside a C. two forces slide together that are
vacuum touching
D. The scientific discoveries of Sir Isaac D. a chemical reaction takes place
Newton
1034. Which of the following letters will be
1029. What is defined as an objects velocity seen without any change in a plane mir-
at any given time ror?

A. Instantaneous velocity A. S

B. Immediate velocity B. T
C. L
C. Intimidation velocity
D. P
D. Institutional velocity
1035. Equation for efficiency
1030. Density is equal to
A. (useful energy / total energy) x 100%
A. weight / volume
B. (total energy / useful energy) x 100%
B. weight x volume
C. (waste energy / total energy) x 100%
C. mass x volume
D. (useful energy / waste energy) x 100%
D. mass / volume
1036. What area of physics deals with the sub-
1031. What is acceleration? jects of heatand temperature?
A. The speed and direction of an object’s A. mechanics
motion.
B. thermodynamics
B. An increase or decrease in speed, or a C. electrodynamics
change in direction.
D. quantum mechanics
C. The tendency of an object to resist
change in its motion. 1037. In order to be forces, their effects
D. none of above must cancel each other out and not cause
a change in an object’s motion.
1032. De Broglie equation A. balanced
A. relates the momentum of a mass to its B. strong
wavelength
C. weak
B. relates the energy of a mass to its
D. normal
wavelength
C. relates the frequency of a mass to its 1038. Select all possible answers:Common
wavelength topics of physics include:

D. relates the work function of a mass to A. forms of energy

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C. magnetism B. m
D. evolution C. c
1039. It is a branch of physics examines D. ∆T
the structure, properties, and behavior of
molecules. 1044. A thermistor is a device that:
A. Classical Mechanics A. Always has a fixed resistance
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B. Has a resistance that changes due to
C. Thermodynamics the amount of light acting upon it.
D. Quantum Mechanics C. Has a resistance in one direction only.
E. Molecular Physics D. Has a resistance that changes due to
1040. It is a branch of physics that studies the amount of thermal energy acting upon
about heat and other forms of energy, and it.
of the conversion of energy from one form
to another. 1045. A car accelerates from rest down a high-
way at 6 m/s2 for 5 seconds. What
A. Optics distance did the car travel during acceler-
B. Nuclear Physics ation? The bolded term describes what
C. Thermodynamics physics concept?
D. Quantum Physics A. acceleration

1041. The relative density of brass is B. initial velocity

8.4.Which of the following is the best C. time
statement that can be made?
D. distance
A. Brass is heavier than water
B. Water is heavier than brass E. final velocity

C. 100 cm3 of brass is heavier than 100 1046. An aeroplane is travelling at a constant
cm3 of water speed at an altitude of 1000 m above sea
D. 100 cm3 of water is heavier than 100 level. Which of the following is TRUE?
cm3 of brass
A. Its Kinetic energy is increasing
1042. STRENGTH OF ELECTROMAGNET CAN B. It has kinetic energy only
BE INCREASED BY INTRODUCING A SOFT
IRON CORE . C. It has potential energy only
A. OUTSIDE THE COIL D. It has both kinetic and potential energy
B. INSIDE THE COIL
1047. Energy transferred =
C. ROUND THE COIL
A. work done
D. ABOVE THE COIL
B. work undone
1043. What letter do we use to represent
change in temperature? C. current
A. Q D. voltage

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1048. If I have 2 blocks of Aluminium (one of 1053. What is the standard abbreviation for
1kg and one of 10 kg) and heat them up seconds?
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will have the SMALLEST change in temper-
B. s
ature?
C. sds
A. 1 kg
D. t
B. 10 kg
C. They both heat up to the same temper- 1054. The emission of electrons from the sur-
ature face of a heated metal is called
A. Vaporization
D. It depends on the temperature of the
room B. Condensation
C. Cathode emission
1049. Light behaves like both a particle and a
D. Thermionic emission
A. Mass 1055. SI unit of measurments length
B. Wave A. Kilogran
C. Current B. Meter
D. none of above C. Second
D. Kilometer
1050. A column of mercury (density = 13, 600
kg/m3) has a height of 74 cm. Using pres- 1056. Vf is the symbol for which physics con-
sure = d x g x h and SI units (d is density), cept?
calculate the pressure at the bottom of the A. Acceleration
column. B. Final velocity
A. 640, 100 N C. Time
B. 100, 640 N D. Distance
C. 100, 640 Pa E. Initial Velocity
D. 600, 100 Pa 1057. When the crest of one wave passes
1051. The rate at which velocity CHANGES is: through the trough of another wave,
takes place.
A. acceleration
A. resonance
B. speed
B. diffraction
C. direction
C. destructive interference
D. physics
D. constructive interference
1052. Water molecules have the greatest ki- 1058. Forces always act in equal and opposite
netic energy in pairs.
A. Ice at 0 ◦ C A. Newton’s 1st Law
B. Water at 90 ◦ C B. Newton’s 3rd Law
C. Water at 373 K C. Newton’s second law
D. Steam at 150 ◦ C D. none of above

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1059. Constant Speed is 1064. With unbalanced forces, the object will
A. the speed of an object calculated by move in the direction of the force.
taking the total distance and how long it A. larger
took that object to move that distance. B. smaller
B. when an object moves at the same C. equal
speed for an extended period of time.
D. cannot be determined
C. the speed and direct an object is mov-

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ing. 1065. A force is the total force felt by an
object.
D. none of above
A. sum
1060. Calculate the energy absorbed by 30 g
B. net
of 100 ◦ C water that is turned into 100
◦C . C. strong
A. 67 800 J D. balanced
B. 6 7800 J 1066. SI unit of Measurements mass?
C. 678 J A. Kilogram
D. 67.8 J B. gram
C. meter
1061. Velocity consists of both
D. second
A. Time & Distance
B. Speed & Direction 1067. The units of spring constant are
C. Time & Direction A. Nm
D. none of above B. N/m
C. Nm2
1062. Divide:(6.9 x 107) / (2.3 x 10-3)
D. N/m2
A. 3 x 1010
B. 3 x 104 1068. The force of gravity between you and
Earth is greater than the force of gravity
C. 3 x 10-4 between you and a car because Earth has
D. 3 x 10-11 more than the car.
A. mass
1063. The length of the mercury column in
a non-calibrated mercury-in-glass ther- B. density
mometer is 20 cm when its bulb is im- C. force
mersed in boiling water. What would the
D. friciton
temperature be if the length of the mer-
cury column is 14 cm? 1069. Si unit for weight
A. 70◦C A. neutons
B. 20◦C B. gramms
C. 14◦C C. kilogramms
D. 30◦C D. newtons

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1070. a change in state of matter 1075. According to Newton’s first law of mo-
tion, a moving object that is not acted on
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B. specific heat capacity
A. remain in motion.
C. phase change
B. eventually come to a stop.
D. none of above
C. change its momentum.
1071. Motion occurs when D. accelerate.
A. the speed of an object changes. 1076. decreasing speed
B. an object’s distance from another ob- A. distance
ject changes.
B. velocity
C. there is an increase or decrease in an
object’s speed. C. acceleration

D. none of above D. none of above

1077. Which of the following systems trans-

1072. A 70.0 kg runner is travelling at 5.05
forms chemical energy to light energy?
m/s. What is their kinetic energy?
A. Fan
A. 892 J
B. Lamp
B. 177J
C. Compass
C. 892 KJ
D. Burning a candle
D. 3.47x103 J
1078. Conservation is the act of conserving,
1073. After grounding, how will objects inter- or protecting the environment, plants, and
act? animals. Why is this so important? What
A. Both will have the same charge, so are some things you can do to help con-
they attract one another serve our environment?
B. Both will be neutral, so they will attract A. leave water on, leave TV on, run dish-
one another washer with 1 plate
C. Botn will be neutral, so they will repel B. run the washing machine with 1 shirt
one another C. leave the refrigerator door open
D. Both will be neutral, so they will not at- D. turn off water, turn off lights, turn off
tract nor repel TV
1074. If I heat up 2 pans of water one has 100 1079. Area of physics that deals with the ba-
mL in it and one has 1000mL. Which one havior of objects and systems in response
heats up the fastest? to various forces.
A. 100 mL A. Acoustics
B. 1000 mL B. Mechanics
C. They both heat up at the same speed C. Thermodynamics
D. They cool down. D. Optics

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1080. What makes a compass work? 1085. An object is placed 20 cm in front of a

plane mirror. The mirror is moved 2 cm
A. Magnetism
towards the object. The distance between
B. Gravity the positions of the original and final im-
C. Batteries ages seen in the mirror is:
A. 2 cm
D. Friction
B. 4 cm
1081. How does heat flow?

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C. 10 cm
A. Always from cold to warm D. 22 cm
B. Always from warm to cold 1086. Speedometer is used to measure of
C. Both warm to cold & cold to warm the vehicle
D. It depends on the temperature A. Distance
B. Density
1082. The force required to move a chair 4 me-
C. Time
ters is 3 newtons how much work is done
D. Speed
A. 10 J
B. 12 J 1087. Choose all of the equations that can be
used to calculate the frequency of a wave
C. 10 N
A. 1/time period
D. 12 N
B. wave speed / wavelength
1083. The rate at which an object’s velocity C. wave speed x wavelength
changes D. wavelength x time period
A. acceleration 1088. SI unit for force
B. speed A. Joules
C. F= MA B. Watts
D. inertia C. Newtons
D. meters
1084. Latent heat is
A. the heat absorbed or released at a boil- 1089. Formula for total mechanical energy
ing process during a change of phase A. TME = Ki-Kf+Ugi-Ugf+Usi-Usf+W
B. the heat absorbed or released at a B. TME = W
constant temperature during a change of C. TME = Ki+Kf+Ugi+Ugf+Usi+Usf+W
phase
C. the heat absorbed or released at a D. TME = Ki-Kf-Ugi-Ugf-Usi-Usf-W
constant temperature during a change of
phase of 1 kg object 1090. Thermal Energy required for a change of
state is given by
D. the heat absorbed or released by an
object to increase or decrease its temper- A. mass / specific latent heat
ature by 1 degree Celcius B. mass x specific latent heat

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C. mass / specific heat capacity D. the lack of instrument calibration.

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1091. What is the work done when 5 N of a wavespeed of 200m/s. What is the
force is applied for 20 m in 10 s? wavelength of the wave?
A. 10 J A. 1m
B. 100 J B. 2m
C. 1000 J C. 100m
D. 2.5 J D. 20000m

1092. A scientist is feeling sick and knows that 1097. according to the scientific method, why
if her temperature is a degree or more does a physicist make observations and
above 37.5◦ C she should go home from collect data?
work. But all she has is a thermometer A. to decide which parts of a problem are
graduated in kelvin. What temperature important
does the thermometer need to be?
B. to ask a question
A. 194.5 K
C. to make an interpretation
B. 310.5 K
D. to solve all problems
C. 311.5 K
D. 325.5 K 1098. Whether an object will sink or float in a
fluid is determined by
1093. In a series of reactions, two deuterons
A. Pascal’s principle
combine to form a helium nucleus. What is
the name of this process? B. Charles’s law
A. Chain reaction C. Bernoulli’s principle
B. Nuclear reaction D. Archimedes’ principle
C. Nuclear fission 1099. Which equation will you use if you are
D. Nuclear fusion given the values of u, v and a to find dis-
tance?
1094. What effect does tightning the string of
a guitar have on the sound? A. First eq of motion
A. The frequency is decreased B. Second eq of motion
B. The frequency is increased C. Third eq Motion
C. The amplitude is decreased D. Insufficient data
D. The amplitude is increased 1100. A box takes 40 N to start moving
when the coefficient of static friction is .54.
1095. Precision describes
What is the weight of the box?
A. human error.
A. 81 N
B. the relationship of a measurement to
an accepted standard. B. 18 N

C. the limitations of the measuring instru- C. 98 N

ment. D. 74 N

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1101. What are the two types of Mechanical A. 25

Energy?
B. 15
A. Elastic and Kinetic
C. 10
B. Thermal and Potential
D. 40
C. Potential and Chemical
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1102. You drop a 5.00 kg ball from a height of A. The amount of energy transferred
2.00 m. What is its velocity right before when an object is moved over a distance
it hits the ground? by an external force in regards to the di-
rection of the displacement.
A. 40.0 m/s
B. 4.47 m/s B. The rate of energy transferred per sec-
ond
C. 6.32 m/s
C. The amount of energy transferred in
D. 100 m/s
motion
1103. What is the definition of energy? D. The amount of energy an object has at
A. The ability to do work rest / before motion
B. The ability to apply a force
1108. Which formula is used to find average
C. The distance an object moves velocity?
D. How fast an object moves A. Vavg = (rfinal-rinitial)/(tfinal-tinitial)
1104. Black surfaces are: B. Vavg = (rinitial-rfinal )/(tinitial-tfinal )
A. neither good absorbers, nor good emit- C. Vavg = (afinal-ainitial)/(tfinal-tinitial)
ters of infra-red radiation
D. Vavg = (ainitial-afinal)/(tinitial-tfinal)
B. good absorbers, but poor emitters of
infra-red radiation
1109. Mr. Hardens class decides to perform an
C. poor absorbers, but good emitters of experiment to determine how long it takes
infra-red radiation different objects to hit the floor when
D. both good absorbers and emitters of dropped from a desk. The class dropped 3
infra-red radiation balls from a desk, one weighing 2 lbs, one
weighing 4 lbs and 6 lbs. It took them all
1105. A concave mirror gives real, inverted the same amount of time to hit the floor.
and same size image if the object is placed After evaluation these results, you predict
A. At F that a 10 lb ball will take
B. At infinity A. more time to hit the floor
C. At C B. less time to hit the floor
D. Beyond C C. about the same amount of time to hit
the floor
1106. Two vectors of magnitudes 25 and 15
are added together. The minimum magni- D. an unknown amount of time before hit-
tude of the resultant vector is ting

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1110. Average speed is calculated A. use aerodynamic objects

A. by dividing the total distance by the to- B. se extremely dense objects

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tal time. C. conduct the experiment in vaccum
B. by dividing distance by time.
D. conduct the experiment at various alti-
C. by multiplying mass and acceleration. tudes
D. none of above
1116. The weight of an object on an inclined
1111. A baker makes a loaf of bread. Identify plane is to the normal force
the area of physics that this involves A. less than
A. optics B. greater than
B. thermodynamics C. equal to
C. mechanics D. depends on the problem
D. relativity
1117. What is the formula for converting Cel-
1112. Which value and symbol are incorrectly sius to Kelvin?
paired? A. oC + 273
A. work and joules B. K-273
B. force and newton C. (oF-32) x (5/9)
C. power and watt
D. oC x (9/5) + 32
D. potential energy and watt
1118. Motion can be described as
1113. Pressure is equal to
A. Speed
A. Force / Area
B. Velocity
B. Force x Area
C. Acceleration
C. Force x Mass
D. All of these
D. Force / Mass
1119. The momentum of an object is in the
1114. Bungee jumping is a sport that involves same direction as its
a lot of motion. What major area of
Physics study motion? A. force.

A. relativity B. velocity.
B. quantum mechanics C. acceleration.
C. optics D. inertia.
D. mechanics 1120. A bike travels at a constant speed of 4
m/s for 5 seconds. How far does it go?
1115. Suppose you are conducting an experi-
ment concerning gravities effects on falling A. 4 m
objects, and you want to minimize air B. 10 m
resistance. Which of these would be
the most useful and practical way to do C. 20 m
these? D. 1.5 m

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1121. The SI unit of frequency is the 1126. How does light travel
A. meter A. It curves around corners
B. second B. Really slow
C. hertz C. In a straight line
D. meter per second D. In circles

1122. A girl is pedaling her bicycle at a speed 1127. It is a branch of Physics that studies

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of 0.10 km/min. How far will she travel structures, properties, and behavior of
in two hours? (pay attention to units) atom.

A. 20 km A. Atomic Physics

B. .2 km B. Electromagnetism
C. Thermodynamics
C. 3 km
D. Quantum Mechanics
D. 12 km
E. Relativity
1123. Which of the following are used as re-
flectors in street lights to spread the light 1128. An excited state of an atom has an en-
over a wide area? ergy level of 2.5 eV. The ground state of
this atom is at 1.1 eV. Which is the max-
A. Concave mirrors imum energy of a photon emitted then an
B. Plane mirrors electron moves from the excited state to
the ground state?
C. Convex mirrors
A. 1.1 eV
D. Convex lens
B. 1.4 eV
1124. These are the category of hadrons that C. 2.5 eV
contain three quarks. This distinguishes
them from mesons, which contain two (1 D. 3.6 eV
quark and 1 antiquark).
1129. Units of acceleration (a)
A. Gluons
A. m/s
B. Electrons B. kg
C. Leptons C. m/s2
D. Baryons D. N
1125. What is scientific notation? 1130. A graph of two variables that are di-
A. A long way to write really short num- rectly proportional can be fully described
bers as..

B. A short way to write really large or re- A. a straight line

ally small numbers B. linear
C. I don’t know C. has a negative gradient
D. None of the above D. a straight line through the origin

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1131. What is the name of a system in which 1136. Which of the following requires the
there is no net change in the total energy? most power (assuming all are lifted to the
same height)?

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A. A closed system
B. An open system A. Lifting Berto in 5 seconds
C. A mechanical system B. Lifting Ms. Fio in 10 seconds

D. none of above C. Lifting Berto in 1 second

D. Lifting Ms. Fio in 1 second
1132. A tunnel has a length of 50 km. A car
takes 20 min to travel between the two 1137. SI unit for mass
ends of the tunnel. What is the average A. kilograms
speed of the car?
B. grams
A. 2.5 km / h C. pounds
B. 16.6 km / h D. ounces
C. 150 km / h
1138. Focal length of plane mirror is
D. 1000 km / h
A. At infinity
1133. Electrical charge is calculated using B. Zero
A. potential difference x time C. Negative
B. current / time D. None of these
C. potential difference / time
1139. A 3, 000 kg truck moving at 10 m/s to
D. current x time the right hits a 1, 000 kg parked car (zero
initial speed). The parked car moves off at
1134. A lead fishing sinker with a mass of
15 m/s, to the right. What is the velocity
75.0 g and a temperature of 25◦ C is placed
of the truck?
on a block of ice at 0◦ C, which then melts.
If 75.0 g of water at the same tempera- A. 15 m/s, to the right
ture were poured on the ice, which of the B. 5 m/s, to the left
following is true? C. 5 m/s, to the right
A. The water would melt more ice than D. 15 m/s, to the left
the lead fishing sinker.
B. The water would melt less ice than the 1140. Si unit for density
lead fishing sinker. A. kilograms per cubic metre
C. The water would melt the same B. grams per cubic metre
amount of ice as the lead fishing sinker. C. grams per cubic centimetre
D. Neither the water nor lead fishing D. kilograms per cubic centimetre
sinker would melt any ice.
1141. They are the exchange particles for the
1135. The symbol for specific heat is weak nuclear force:
A. c A. Mesons
B. Q B. Gluons
C. m C. W+, W-and Z bosons
D. t D. Photons

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1142. Definition of power C. -1.3 M

A. The amount of energy transferred D. -4.0 M
when an object is moved over a distance
by an external force in regards to the di- 1147. The pressure of a gas will increase as
rection of the displacement. the volume decreases provided the temper-
ature does not change
B. The rate of energy transferred per sec-
ond A. Boyle’s law
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C. The amount of energy transferred in
motion C. Bernoulli’s principle
D. The amount of energy an object has at D. Archimedes’ principle
rest / before motion
1148. The study of the behavior of light is
1143. The most common state of matter in the called
universe is
A. Physics
A. solid
B. Lightning science
B. liquid
C. Optics
C. gas
D. Lightology
D. plasma
1149. An endangered species is
1144. The law of universal gravitation states
A. One whose numbers are so small that
that any two objects in the uni-verse that
it is at risk of extinction
have mass, without exception,
B. One whose not been spotted after
A. attract each other.
many years.
B. repel each other.
C. One whose numbers are abundant.
C. combine to provide a balanced force.
D. none of above
D. create friction
1150. Find the angle of refraction for a ray
1145. Once in motion, what does an object like of light that enters water (n=1.33) from
soccer ball have a natural tendency to do? glass (n=1.5) at an angle of 25 degrees to
A. It has a natural tendency to keep mov- the normal.
ing A. 22
B. It has a natural tendency to stop B. 28.5
C. It has a natural tendency to change di- C. 57.5
rection
D. 32.8
D. t has a natural tendency to slow down
1151. SI unit for energy
1146. WHAT IS f IF YOU HAVE AN OBJECT 2
M FROM THE CONCAVE MIRROR AND THE A. Joules
IMAGE IS 4 M FROM THE MIRROR. B. Watts
A. 2.0 M C. Newtons
B. 0.67 M D. meters

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1152. A transverse wave and a longitudinal 1158. Area of physics that studies the produc-
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A. Amplitude A. Optics
B. Frequency B. Mechanics
C. Wavelength C. Acoustics
D. Direction of propagation D. Quantum Physics
1153. We take repeat reading to make sure 1159. A child walks 5 meters north, then 4
the values are: meters east, and finally 2 meters south.
A. Accurate & reliable What is the magnitude of the resultant
displacement of the child after the entire
B. Easy to measure
walk?
C. Always on the line of best fit
A. 1.0 m
D. All of the above
B. 5.0 m
1154. hour= minute C. 3.0 m
A. 60 D. 11.0 m
B. 50
1160. A particle is said to have wave-particle
C. 10 duality when that particle exhibits the
D. 20 properties of both and And

1155. the source of energy from the sun is due A. Wave, Atanglobang, Atom
to B. Wave, LightWave, Light
A. nuclear fusion C. Electron, Particle Electron, Zarah
B. nuclear fission D. Wave, ParticleWave, Particle
C. combustion
1161. It is a branch of physics that studies the
D. radioactive decay earth and its atmosphere and waters by
means of the principles of physics.
1156. Rubbing your hands together is a simple
example of A. Classical Mechanics
A. friction B. Electromagnetism
B. work C. Gephysics
C. potential D. Quantum Mechanics
D. none of above E. Relativity

1157. The speed and the direction of an ob- 1162. How would you write 0.0005 in scien-
ject’s motion is it’s tific notation?
A. inertia. A. 50 x 105
B. acceleration. B. 5 x 10-4
C. velocity. C. 5 x 103
D. none of above D. 0.5 x 103

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1163. The amount of matter in an object C. thermal conductivity

A. weight D. latent heat
B. force 1168. The SI units for force are
C. gravity A. Kilograms
D. mass B. Newtons
1164. Which of these describes a species that C. Meters per second

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has become extinct? D. Pounds
A. fewer members of the species are dy-
1169. A pendulum oscillating near the surface
ing than being born
of the Earth swings with a time period T.
B. more members of the species are dy- What is the time period of the same pen-
ing than being born dulum near the surface of the planet Mer-
C. very few members of a species are cury where the gravitational field strength
alive is 0.4g?
D. all members of a species have died A. 0.2 T
B. 0.6 T
1165. Which of the following methods could
be used to demagnetise a permanent mag- C. 1.2 T
net? D. 1.6 T
A. Cool it to a very low temperature. 1170. Which of the following statements
B. Put it in a coil of wire and pass current about thermodynamics is correct?
through the wire. A. Energy cannot be created, but it can be
C. Stroke it in a single direction with a destroyed
permanent magnet. B. Energy cannot be created or de-
D. Heat it to a high temperature. stroyed, only transferred
C. With every energy transfer, some en-
1166. the arrangement of letters on this page
ergy is released as kinetic energy
and the black dots of ink that comprise
them convey D. With every energy transfer, some en-
ergy is released as potential energy
A. information
B. frequency 1171. While playing pool, the white cue ball
strikes the 8 ball. Before the collision, the
C. waves
cue ball’s velocity was 10 m/s and the 8
D. energy ball was at rest. If both ball’s have a mass
of 0.15 kg and the cue ball’s velocity after
1167. When we stand on a floor tile in bare the collision is 2 m/s in the same direction
feet, then on a piece of carpet in the same as before, what is the 8 ball’s velocity?
room, the floor tile feels much colder than
the carpet. This happens because of the A. 2 m/s
difference in: B. 8 m/s
A. specific heat C. -2 m/s
B. temperature D. 1.5 m/s

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1172. Calculate the work needed to raise a 3 B. -3.06 m/s2

kg cat up to a height of 4 m.
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A. 12 J
D. -5.08 m/s2
B. 0 J
C. 120 J 1178. Find the average of 11, 5, 2

D. 1.22 J A. 4
B. 5
1173. a flat sheet of glass that has a smooth,
silver-colored coating on one side C. 6
A. plane mirror D. 7
B. concave mirror
1179. Which of the following represents a sys-
C. convex mirror tem?
D. solid mirror A. flag blowing in the wind
1174. When holding a cup of ice water, your B. ball rolling on the ground
warm hand becomes cold. How does the
C. picture hanging on the wall
heat transfer?
D. all of the above
A. From the cold cup to your hand
B. From the cold cup to the warm air 1180. A measurement of the amount of matter
C. From the ice to your hand in an object.

D. From your warm hand to the cold cup. A. Gravity

B. Weight
1175. What letter do we use to represent
mass? C. Mass
A. Q D. Speed
B. m
1181. When you want to measure the thick-
C. c ness of a small block of metal accurately
D. ∆T in cm, you would use ?
A. Metre ruler
1176. An object travels a distance of 12.8 m
in 15 seconds. What is its average veloc- B. Micrometer screw gauge
ity?
C. 30 cm ruler
A. 15 m/s
D. Vernier Calipers
B. 12.8 m/s
C. 0.85 m/s 1182. In a vacuum tube, the high voltage
across anode and cathode used to
D. 1.17 m/s
A. control the fialament temperature
1177. A train accelerates from 1.59 m/s to a
B. control the number of electrons
speed of 6.39 m/s over 1.57 s. The rate
of acceleration during this time is C. produce narrow beam electrons
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1183. Alternative Energy Sources ter plants

A. Using scrubbers when burning coal to C. Recycling paper
reduce toxic emissions D. Replace or supplement traditional
B. Reusing rain water (grey water) to wa- fossil-fuel sources

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1. Examples of plants used for traditional C. 2.8L
medicine
D. 3.4L
A. ginger
B. cucumber 6. Mendeleev arranged the Periodic Table ac-
cording to?
C. tamarind
D. aloe vera A. name
B. atomic mass
2. Which of the following is not a physical
state of matter? C. atomic number
A. solid D. charge
B. gas
7. Both animal fats and plant oils are made
C. element
up of glycerol and
D. liquid
A. phospholipids.
3. Jack has a rock. The rock has a mass of
B. fatty acids.
14g and a volume of 2cm3. What is the
density of the rock? C. polar molecules.
A. 7 mL D. saturated fats.
B. 7 g/cm3
C. 28 g/cm3 8. In an exothermic reaction, energy is

D. 1/7 g/cm3 A. Released

4. Phosphoric acid is a weak acid that B. Absorbed

A. has a pH value of 1.0 C. Stored

B. cannot neutralise alkaline solution D. Doubled
C. changes red litmus paper to blue
9. Two or more elements bonded together
D. ionises partially in water to produce are:
hydrogen ions
A. a mixture
5. The volume of 1.7g of NH3 at STP (273K,
1atm) is B. a substance

A. 1.7L C. an atom
B. 2.24L D. a compound

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10. a student mixes apple juice, water, and cin- 15. Which term defines the smallest sample of
namon together. Did a chemical reaction matter that still has the same properties?
occur? This is what makes up everything.

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A. Yes, because the apple juice changed A. an atom
the color of the water. B. a bond
B. yes, because the temperature stayed C. an element
the sam
D. a molecule
C. no, because the properties stayed the
same. 16. The largest part of a solution is called the
D. yes, because dissolving is always a A. solution
chemical reaction. B. solvent
11. The simplest form of matter with a unique C. solute
set of properties D. colloid
A. Element
17. The symbol of gold is
B. Compound
A. Go
C. Mixture
B. Au
D. Solution
C. Gd
12. What is an atom which has gained or last D. A
electrons called?
A. isotope 18. What property of water causes water
molecules to attract to the sides of a grad-
B. atom uated cylinder?
C. ion A. pH
D. balanced B. cohesion
13. Mole C. adhesion
A. floating or sinking when compared to D. heat capacity
water
19. If an element has more electrons than pro-
B. conditions of 0.00◦ C and 1 atm pres- tons, it will have a charge.
sure
A. positive
C. A reaction that ABSORBS energy in the
form of heat B. negative
D. the SI base unit used to measure the C. neutral
amount of a substance D. none of above
14. Which of the following is a chemical prop- 20. What determines the number of protons in
erty of a substance? The substance an atom?
A. conducts electricity A. Atomic number
B. reacts with hydrochloric acid B. Atomic mass
C. scratches glass C. Atomic weight
D. is more dense than water D. Oxidation number

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21. Which of the following is a covalent 27. What is the correct formula for aluminum
bond? sulfide?
A. NaCl A. Al3S2
B. HCl B. Al2S
C. NH4Cl C. AlS2
D. ZnCl2 D. Al2S3

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22. Ba 28. A single water molecule is made up of
A. Compound A. one atom of hydrogen and one atom of
B. Element oxygen

C. Mixture B. one atom of sodium and one atom of

chlorine
D. none of above
C. one atom of hydrogen and two atoms
23. What was the first synthetic organic insec- of oxygen
ticide D. two atoms of hydrogen and one atom
A. DTD of oxygen
B. TTD 29. What happens when a few drops of
C. TTT bromine water are added to excess hex-
D. DDT 1-ene and the mixture is shaken? I. The
colour of the bromine water disappears.II.
24. Which of the following is true about glacial The organic product formed does not con-
ethanoic acid? tain any carbon-carbon double bonds.III. 2-
A. It contains free mobile ions bromohexane is formed.

B. It turns dry blue litmus paper red A. I and II only

C. It has a molecular formula of HCOOH. B. I and III only

D. It is unable to conduct electricity C. II and III only

D. I, II and III
25. What kind of bond cleavage yields charged
fragments? 30. What is the monomer of polyethene?
A. Heterolysis A. ethene
B. Homolysis B. propene
C. substitution C. chloroethene
D. Unifrom D. styrene

26. Malleability and ductility are characteristic 31. What information do you need to write a
of substances with chemical equation?
A. covalent bonds A. reactants
B. ionic bonds B. products
C. Lewis structures C. chemical formulas
D. metallic bonds D. all of the above

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32. The molecular formula for Ammonium car- 37. A tiny but very dense, positively charged
bonate is portion of the atom that holds most of the
atomic mass

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A. (NH4 )2CO3
B. (NH4 )CO3 A. Electron Shells

C. (NH4 )2CO B. Orbitals

D. none of above C. Electron Cloud
D. Nucleus
33. When heat is added to matter, the
molecules tend to
38. In which of the following process a chemi-
A. move faster and farther apart cal reaction has taken place?
B. slow down A. Ice melts into water
C. nothing, heat has no impact on the B. A wet shirt got dried in sunlight
state of matter
C. A brown layer is formed over iron rod
D. freeze kept in air
34. This rule states that the energy cannot be D. sugar getting dissolved in water
gained or lost in a chemical reaction
39. What is the ground state electron configu-
A. Law of Conservation of Mass
ration for an atom of tin?
B. Theory of Relativity
A. [Kr] 5s24d105p2
C. Law of Conservation of Energy
B. [Kr] 5s25d105p2
D. Theory of Energy Saving
C. [Kr] 5s24d95p3
35. Property that can be measured and ob- D. [Kr] 5s25d105p2
served without changing the composition
or identity of a substance. 40. The gaseous state of a substance that is
A. Extensive Property generally a liquid or solid at room temper-
ature.
B. Chemical Property
C. Physical Property A. liquid

D. Intensive Property B. vapor

C. volume
36. Why is ammonia used to test for copper in
a solution? Choose the best answer. D. oxgyen
A. Different people see colors differently. 41. A gas is a form of matter that
B. The ammonia test can detect smaller A. has a definite volume
amounts of copper than the human eye
can detect. B. is generally a liquid or solid at room
temperature
C. The odor of ammonia is easily de-
tected by most people. C. takes the shape and volume of its con-
tainer
D. All chemical tests are superior to rely-
ing on information provided by the senses. D. is difficult to compress

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42. A branch of chemistry that is concerned A. pure substance, element

with how and why chemicals interact is
B. pure substance, compound

A. analytical chemistry C. homogeneous mixture

B. biochemistry D. heterogeneous mixture

C. theoretical chemistry 48. What is the measurement of matter whose
D. physical chemistry value depends on the force of gravity?

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43. How does the structure of the cell mem- A. mass
brane help the cell regulate water? B. volume
A. Phospholipid molecules form a double
C. energy
layer of the cell membrane.
B. The heads of one layer face outside, D. weight
the heads of the other face inside the cell.
49. the amount of a particular solute in a given
C. The heads attract water, tails repel amount of solution
water
A. concentration
D. All of the above
B. solubility
44. Calculate the formula mass of KCl .
(Atomic mass of K = 39, Cl = 35.5 ) C. matter
A. 74.5 D. mass
B. 4.5
50. Which subatomic particle identifies an
C. 90 atom of an element?
D. none of above A. proton
45. Any part of a sample with uniform compo- B. neutron
sition and properties is called a phase
C. electron
A. Always True
D. nucleus
B. Sometimes True
C. Never True 51. What are the 6 branches?
D. none of above A. Organic Chemistry, Matter, Basic re-
search, Metalloids, Chemical Symbols and
46. Ca3 P is what type o f bond
Periods
A. polar
B. Periods, Groups, Families, Tables, Mat-
B. ionic ter, and Mass
C. non-polar
C. Elements, Physical Changes, States,
D. metallic Properties, Reactions, and Mixtures
47. Determine whether each material below is D. Organic Chemistry, Inorganic chem-
a pure substance-element, pure substance- istry, Physical Chemistry, Analytical
compound, a homogeneous mixture, or a Chemistry, Biochemistry, Theoretical
heterogeneous mixture.raisin bran cereal Chemistry

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52. Which of the following are isomers of C. enzyme

pentane? I. 2-methylpentaneII. methylbu-
D. fuel
taneIII. dimethylpropane

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A. I and II only 58. Form of matter that takes the shape of its
B. I and III only container and can expand to fill any vol-
ume.
C. II and III only
A. solid
D. I, II and III
B. liquid
53. When an atom loses an electron, it be-
comes a(n) ion. C. gas

A. positive D. volume
B. negative 59. Which of the following does not corrode
C. neutral when exposed to the atmosphere-
D. polyatomic A. Fe
54. Which is the best example of a heteroge- B. Cu
nous mixture? C. Au
A. sugar D. Ag
B. brass
C. salad 60. Which of these is a metallic bond

D. salt water A. Metal + Metal

B. Metal + Non-metal
55. A chemistry class explores the heart of a
frog, What type of science is this? C. Non-metal + Non-metal
A. Biochemistry D. none of above
B. Analytical Chemistry
61. the central region of an atom where its
C. Organic Chemistry neutrons and protons are is its
D. Theoretical A. nucleus
56. Substances that are used up during a chem- B. electron cloud
ical change are known as:
C. core
A. catalysts
D. center
B. precipitates
C. products 62. The atomic number is equal to the number
of
D. reactants
A. protons
57. A material used to decrease the rate of a
chemical reaction is a(n): B. electrons
A. inhibitor C. neutrons
B. catalyst D. none of above

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63. What is the name of the ester formed B. Air

when CH3CH2COOH and CH3OH react to-
C. Water
gether?
D. There is no solvent
A. Ethyl methanoate
B. Methyl ethanoate 69. The branch of chemistry that would mea-
C. Propyl methanoate sure the amount of energy given off by an
instant hot pack.
D. Methyl propanoate

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A. Physical Chemistry
64. Convert from meters to cm:9 meters B. Organic Chemistry
A. 900 cm
C. Biochemistry
B. 90 cm
D. none of above
C. 0.9 cm
D. 0.09 cm 70. The measurement of how much mass of a
substance is contained in a given volume
65. What is the organic product of the reac- A. Density
tion between 2-chlorobutane and sodium
hydroxide solution? B. volume
A. Butan-1-ol C. Mixture
B. Butan-2-ol D. compound
C. Butanal 71. Which one of the following is a chemical-
D. Butanone property of matter?

66. Which of the following DOES NOT indicate A. It’s density

a chemical change/reaction is occurring? B. It’s boiling point
A. Color Change C. It’s melting point
B. Formation of a Precipitate D. Whether it burns
C. Formation of gas/bubbles
72. What happens in ALL chemical changes?
D. State of matter change
A. Change in state of matter
67. Three (3) examples of intensive proper-
B. A new substance is formed
ties.
C. Bubbles are produced
A. Color
B. Length D. An explosion

C. Size 73. How many electrons should Sulfur have

D. Hardness around its Lewis dot model?
E. Luster A. 5
B. 6
68. Which is an example of a solvent in salt
water? C. 7
A. Salt D. 8

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74. Which of the following is a synthesis reac- 79. What is the chemical symbol of Oxygen?
tion? A. H
A. 2H2O → 2H2 + O2

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B. O
B. 2NO + O2 → 2NO2
C. H2O
C. 2K + 2H2O → 2KOH + H2
D. OH
D. CH4 + 2O2 → CO2 + 2H2O
80. Which of the following symbols shows
75. is the branch of chemistry that would only ONE element?
study enzymes used in the digestion of
food. A. CU

A. Inorganic Chemistry B. Ar

B. Biochemistry C. KF

C. Physical Chemistry D. WO
D. none of above 81. is the branch of chemistry that would
focus on chemicals made from carbon-
76. Carbohydrates are made up of three of the
containing building blocks.
six major molecules found in living things.
The general chemical formula for a carbo- A. Inorganic Chemistry
hydrate is CH2O. Which elements combine B. Organic Chemistry
to make a carbohydrate?
C. Biochemistry
A. copper and cobalt
D. Analytical Chemistry
B. chlorine and oxygen
C. carbon, helium, and oxygen 82. Glucose (C6H12O6) and sucrose
(C12H22O11) are both sugars produced
D. carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen by plants and consumed by animals for
77. Which branch of chemistry would NOT be energy. Which best describes glucose and
involved in analyzing the composition of sucrose?
medicines and research how it reacts in the A. They are the same substance.
body. (Select all that apply) B. They are mixtures with the same chem-
A. Analytical Chemistry ical formula.
B. Biochemistry C. They are compounds made up of the
C. Inorganic Chemistry same elements.
D. none of above D. They have the same hydrogen to car-
bon ratio and form a crystalline structure.
78. My glass of ice water is sitting in the sun
and has droplets of water on the outside 83. Which event is describing a chemical
of the glass. What is happening? change?
A. condensation A. a bicycle rusts
B. evaporation B. a soccer ball hits a window
C. melting C. nail polish chips
D. freezing D. you brush your hair

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84. Branch of chemistry that is concerned with 89. X (No3 )3 what is the charge of X
the study of structure, composition, and A. 0
chemical reactions of substances in living
B. -1
systems.
C. -3
A. Biochemistry
D. +3
B. Analytical Chemistry
90. He was the Greek philosopher who
C. Physical Chemistry
thought that all matter is composed of wa-

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D. Inorganic Chemistry ter.
A. Empedocles
85. Why is transportation an issue for the tex-
tile industry? B. Aristotle
A. the industry prefers to keep the tex- C. Thales
tiles in refrigerated transportation D. Anaximenes
B. excessive consumption of non- 91. The mass of ethanedioic acid, H2C2O4 in
renewable fuel 250 cm3 of0.25 mol dm-3 solution is
C. Textile production units is generally A. 5.625 g
close to the the consumer point B. 11.250 g
D. none of the above C. 22.500 g
D. 33.750 g
86. Salad is an example of
A. a mixutre 92. In general, metals react by
A. sharing valence electrons
B. an element
B. gaining valence electrons
C. a compound
C. losing valence electrons
D. none of above
D. sometimes gaining and sometimes los-
87. Which of these is a chemical change? ing valence electrons

A. melting butter 93. The carbon bearing the unpaired electron in

a simple alkyl free radical is hybridized
B. mixing milk and chocolate syrup
A. sp
C. breaking glass
B. sp2
D. burning fuel
C. sp3
88. Colloids are D. sp2d
A. Clear mixtures that have fully dis- 94. Which of the following statements about
solved parts alkenes is not correct?
B. A mixture that will separate into differ- A. They have reactive double bonds.
ent parts when left to settle B. They can form addition polymers.
C. A suspension that appears cloudy and C. They react mainly by substitution.
scatters light
D. They can react with water to form al-
D. A solution that has all parts visible cohols.

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95. A reaction in which energy is given off or 101. Which of these is NOT the correct way to
released. read the symbol in a chemical equation?
A. (g) = grams

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A. Endothermic
B. Exothermic B. (aq) = solution
C. Chemical C. (s) = solid
D. Physical D. (l) = liquid
102. A vapor is a gaseous substance that is a
96. Elements combine chemically to form
liquid at room temperature.
A. Solutions A. Always True
B. Pure Substances B. Sometimes True
C. Compounds C. Never True
D. Mixtures D. none of above
97. A substance formed by two or more differ- 103. Sodium (Na) is a highly reactive element.
ent elements defines a/an Which characteristic of sodium is responsi-
ble for its reactivity?
A. mixture
A. it has 11 protons
B. molecule
B. its atomic mass is 23
C. compound
C. it is a nonmetal
D. none of above
D. it has one valence electron
98. The characteristics or properties of metals 104. Which of the following elements must be
include present in any organic compound?
A. shiny and solid A. Carbon
B. ductile and malleable B. Oxygen
C. lose electrons C. Potassium
D. all of the above D. Hydrogen

99. Which is the following is NOT a sign of a 105. glucose + oxygen → water + energy +
chemical change? carbon dioxide is an example of
A. Releasing a gas A. Combustion
B. Releasing bubbles B. Cellular Respiration

C. Changing state C. Corrosion

D. Photosythesis
D. Rearranging atoms
106. Crisco is an example of what type of
100. A nugget of gold is an example of: fat?
A. compound A. Monounsaturated
B. element B. Trans
C. solution C. Polyunsaturated
D. none of above D. Saturated

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107. A material with a constant composition. 112. Give the name of this compound
A. substance C3H8

B. mixture A. Propene

C. solution B. Butane
D. heterogeneous C. Butene
D. Propane
108. are things you can observe and de-

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scribe about matter without changing it
113. a characteristic of matter that you can
chemically.
observe or measure without changing the
A. physical changes identity of the matter
B. chemical changes A. physical change
C. physical properties B. physical property
D. chemical properties C. chemical change
109. All chemical reactions need a certain D. chemical property
amount of to get started.
114. Two science studentsare setting up a sci-
A. catalyst
ence experiment to determine the qual-
B. energy ities of an unknownclear liquid. They
C. activation energy gather the necessarymaterials to make
their tests, including blue litmus paper.
D. decomposition Why do they need blue litmus paper?
E. chemical changes
A. Blue litmus paperis used when work-
110. Branch of chemistry that is concerned ing with acid to clean up the spills
with the study of structure, properties, B. To test foracidity, blue litmus paper
composition, and reactions of carbon- turns red in the presence of an acid
containing compounds.
C. Totest for alkalinity, blue litmus paper
A. Biochemistry turns red in the presence of an alkaline
B. Organic Chemistry D. To test forwater, blue litmus paper dis-
C. Inorganic Chemistry solves immediately upon contact with wa-
ter
D. Analytical Chemistry

111. A group of students are testing several 115. is the branch of chemistry that
solutions to determine if they are acidic or would identify enzymes and determine re-
basic. Which piece(s) of laboratory safety action mechanisms for biochemical reac-
equipment should be worn during the in- tions. Pick the ONE that best represents
vestigation? this
A. Goggles A. Organic Chemistry
B. Goggles and gloves B. Biochemistry
C. Goggles and aprons C. Physical Chemistry
D. Goggles, gloves, and aprons D. Analytical Chemistry

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116. are organic compounds that are good C. Physical Chemistry

sources of energy. They contain carbon,
D. Analytical Chemistry
hydrogen, and oxygen in a 1:2:1 ratio

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A. carbohydrates 122. These elements are dull, brittle, and poor
B. lipids conductors.

C. proteins A. metals
D. nucleic acids B. nonmetals

117. Process from liquid to gas. C. metalloids

A. Vaporization D. transformers
B. Freezing 123. What two particles determine the mass
C. Melting number?
D. Evaporation A. Protons and electrons
118. What causes water to have a high spe- B. Electrons and neutrons
cific heat? C. Protons and neutrons
A. Hydrogen Bonding D. none of above
B. Ionic Bonds
C. Nonpolar Covalent Bonds 124. The horizontal rows on the periodic table
are known as
D. Polar Covalent Bonds
A. periods.
119. The type of chemistry involved in finding
B. atoms.
out how much nitrogen is in a sample of
air. C. groups or families.
A. organic D. valence electrons.
B. inorganic
125. What is the formula of Sodium sulphate
C. analytical
A. NaSO2
D. physical
B. Na2SO3
120. to form a solution by mixing evenly
C. Na2SO4
A. solubility
D. None of the above
B. concentration
C. dissolve 126. What is the percentage by mass of oxy-
gen in a formula unit of sodium hydrogen
D. substance
carbonate (NaHCO3)?
121. is the branch of chemistry that would A. 19.05%
identify enzymes and determine reaction
mechanisms for biochemical reactions. B. 28.57%
A. Organic Chemistry C. 38.09%
B. Biochemistry D. 57.14%

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127. What are the uses of silicone-butadiene B. human

rubber? C. animal
A. stapler D. microorganisms
B. rubber bands
133. Acetylene is burned in welding torches
C. book according to the following chemical reac-
D. none of above tion:2 C2H2 + 5 O2 → 4 C02 + 2 H2OHow
many oxygen (O) molecules are involved

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128. The building blocks of are fatty acids, in the reaction?
which contain a carboxyl group and a hy-
A. 2
drocarbon chain.
B. 5
A. carbohydrates
C. 4
B. lipids
D. 10
C. proteins
D. nucleic acids 134. Calculate the molecular mass of H2 O . (
Atomic mass of H = 1, O = 16 )
129. A milk shake is a(n)
A. 17
A. mixture B. 18
B. compound C. 14
C. element D. none of above
D. none of above
135. A is like a recipe for a chemical sub-
130. What is a hypothesis? stance.
A. A hypothesis is the right answer to an A. chemical equation
experiment. B. chemical symbol
B. A hypothesis is the wrong answer to C. chemical formula
an experiment.
D. none of above
C. A hypothesis is an educated guess.
136. A combination of two or more substances
D. none of above
in which the substances retain their dis-
131. Which of the following is the correct ob- tinct identities.
servation when chlorine reacts with wa- A. Mixture
ter?
B. Element
A. Brown solution formed.
C. Compound
B. Hydrochloric acid is produced.
D. Pure Substance
C. Neutral solution formed.
137. What is the definition of a compound?
D. Blue litmus paper turn to red and
bleached to white. A. The smallest part of any substance
which can exist on its own
132. Nowadays, modern medicines produced B. Two or more atoms chemically joined
from together (can be the same or can be dif-
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C. A simple substance in which all the C. homogeneous mixture

atoms are identical
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D. Two or more different elements chem-
ically joined together 143. A mixture that contains small, undis-
solved particles that do not fully dissolve
138. cm3 of nitric acid completely neutralises is called a
50 cm3 of 0.25 mol dm-3 calcium hydrox-
ide. Calculate the molarity of the nitric A. suspension
acid. B. soltuion
A. 0.125 mol dm-3 C. colloid
B. 0.25 mol dm-3
D. none of above
C. 0.5 mol dm-3
D. 1.0 mol dm-3 144. The ability to transfer heat and electricity
refers to
139. The process of separating substances in
A. conductivity
a mixture by evaporating a liquid and con-
densing a vapor B. luster
A. law of conservation of mass C. malleability
B. chemical change D. classification
C. physical property
145. A solution has a pHof 3. What type of
D. distillation solution is this?
140. Mass of 2 Moles of H2O is A. Acidic
A. 2g B. Basic
B. 18 g C. Neutral
C. 36g D. Water
D. 20 g
146. How many bonds does Carbon need to be-
141. All sides are equal, only two angles are come stable?
equal ( 90◦ )
A. 1
A. Monoclinic
B. 2
B. Triclinic
C. 3
C. Rhombohedral
D. none of above D. 4

142. Determine whether each material be- 147. Which of the following IS a mixture?
low is a pure substance-element, pure A. air
substance-compound, a homogeneous mix-
ture, or a heterogeneous mixture.C 2H 2 B. hydrogen
A. pure substance, element C. water
B. pure substance, compound D. sugar

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148. The amount of space an object takes up 154. Which physical property is the amount of
or the amount of space something contains space something takes up and can be mea-
A. volume sured with a graduated cylinder?

B. weight A. conductivity
C. mass B. relative density
D. force C. thermal energy
D. volume

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149. A chemical equation should be balanced
to:
155. Anions
A. show conservation of energy
A. Gain electrons, has an overall positive
B. show conservation of mass charge
C. to make equation attractive B. Lose electrons, has an overall positive
D. All of the above charge

150. If two covalently bonded atoms are iden- C. Lose electrons, has an overall negative
tical, the bond is charge

A. nonpolar covalent D. Gain electrons, has an overall negative

charge
B. polar covalent
C. nonionic 156. What is the geometry of BCl3?
D. dipolar A. trigonal pyramidal

151. What is the correct name of the com- B. linear

pound CaCl2? C. tetrahedral
A. Calcium dichloride D. trigonal planar
B. Calcium dichlorine
157. The Maillard Reaction requires natural
C. Calcium chlorine sugars and another molecule found in pro-
D. Calcium chloride tein. What is the other molecule?

152. If an element is dull, brittle, and a good A. Glucose

insulator, you would be looking for a B. Glutamate
A. metal C. Amino Acids
B. nonmetal D. Citric Acid
C. metalloid
158. Which branch of chemistry that would in-
D. element clude analyzing the how a medicine reacts
153. Define a liquid. in the body.
A. Indefinite shape, indefinite volume A. Analytical Chemistry
B. Definite shape, definite volume B. Biochemistry
C. Found in stars C. Inorganic Chemistry
D. Definite volume, indefinite shape D. none of above

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159. Energy required to remove the 1st elec- B. 6.022 X 1020

tron from an atom. C. 6.022 X 1021

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A. Electron Affinity D. 6.022 X 1023
B. Electronegativity
165. A solid substance that forms when 2 liq-
C. First Ionization Energy
uid solutions are combined?
D. Joules
A. Sublimation
160. Equal sides and equal angles (90◦ ) B. Precipitate
A. Cubic C. Condensation
B. Tetragonal D. Freezing
C. Orthorhombic
166. What is it called when particles in a
D. none of above solid or liquid move slower and closer to-
gether?
161. When writing chemical formulas, the
is always written first. A. temperature
A. Nonmetal B. motion
B. Least electronegative C. contracting
C. negative D. expanding
D. positive 167. What environmental element assists
162. What is the volume of distilled water rusting?
added to 50.0 cm3 of 1.0 mol dm-3 A. nitrogen
ethanoic acid in order to dilute it to 0.2 B. carbon
mol dm-3 ethanoic acid?
C. oxygen
A. 100 cm3
D. hydrogen
B. 150 cm3
C. 200 cm3 168. Which aspect of a chemical reaction is af-
fected by enzymes?
D. 250 cm3
A. direction
163. The Law of conservation of mass means
B. rate
that if there are 2 atoms of hydrogen on
the product side, there must be atoms C. equilibrium
of hydrogen on the reactant side. D. pH
A. 1
169. If the density of a solution is 4.5g/mL,
B. 2 the mass of 1.4mL solution in significant
C. 3 figure is
D. 4 A. 3.21g

164. state the number of atoms present in B. 4.5g

1mole of He C. 0.63g
A. 6.022 X 1019 D. 6.3g

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170. Animal cells have four main molecules 175. FE

that keep the body healthy. What type of A. Iron g8 p9
molecule in animal cells provides a “map”
for making proteins? B. Iron g8 p4

A. lipids C. Tin g6 p7
D. none of above
B. proteins
C. nucleic acids 176. Which of the following is a compound?

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D. carbohydrates A. Carbon Dioxide
B. Pizza
171. What are Physical Changes?
C. Gold
A. Changes that do not affect the identity
D. none of above
of the substance
B. A property that depends on the type of 177. is the branch of chemistry that would
matter in a sample, not the amount of mat- measure the energy changes in chemical re-
ter. actions.
C. A property that depends on the amount A. Energetics
of matter in a sample. B. Organic Chemistry
D. When one or more substances are con- C. Biochemistry
verted into different substances D. Kinetics
172. calcium + zinc nitrate goes to 178. Which is a physical change?
A. Calcium + zinc nitrate A. burning coal
B. Zinc + calcium nitrate B. tearing paper
C. there will be no reaction C. digesting food
D. Zinc + calcium chloride D. iron rusting

173. What is the number of signifiant digits 179. Subatomic particles with a positive
present in0.01025 charge

A. 5 A. neutrons

B. 4 B. atomic mass
C. protons
C. 3
D. isotopes
D. 2
180. a mixture in which two or more sub-
174. Which of the following is a possible com- stances are evenly mixed but not bonded
pound formed from Ca2+ and NO3-1? together
A. Ca2NO3 A. heterogeneous mixture
B. Ca(NO3)2 B. physical change
C. Ca3NO2 C. homogeneous mixture
D. CaNO D. chemical change

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181. What are chemical reactions that absorb D. Thenumber of atoms for each element
energy? must increase in order for a chemical re-
actionto take place.

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A. endothermic
B. fast 186. Which of the following branches of chem-
C. slow istry involves the study of effects of harm-
ful gases on the atmosphere?
D. exothermic
A. Nuclear chemistry
182. The atomic number of an elements is the B. Analytical chemistry
total number of which particles in the nu-
cleus? C. Environmental chemistry
A. neutrons D. Organic chemistry
B. protons 187. Which compound would decolourize
C. electrons bromine water in the dark?
D. protons and electrons A. CH3COCH2CH3
B. CH3(CH2)4OH
183. What is the mass of a proton and a neu-
tron? C. CH3CHCHCH3
A. 1amu D. CH3(CH2)3CH3
B. 2grams 188. Does the temperature of water affect the
C. 13amu time it takes a sugar cube to dissolve?
What is the IV (independent variable) in
D. 10cm this experiment?
184. The branch of chemistry that uses mathe- A. IV:Type of waterDV:Dissolving rate
matics and computers to design and predict B. IV:Temperature of waterDV:type of
the properties of new compounds. sugar cube
A. biochemistry C. IV:Temperature of WaterDV:Dissolving
B. organic chemistry Rate
C. analytical chemistry D. IV:TimeDV:Number of sugar
D. theoretical chemistry 189. What is the molar mass of AuCl3?
185. Achemical equation shows how the com- A. 96 g
bination of elementsand compounds can B. 130 g
create different products. According to the
law of conservation of matter, which of C. 232.5 g
the followingis true? D. 303.3 g
A. Thereare no more atoms remaining at 190. Glucose, fructose, and galactose are all
the end of the chemical reaction examples of a
B. Thechemical reaction can only pro- A. monosaccharide
duce compounds, not individual elements
B. disaccharide
C. Thenumber of atoms for each element
remains the same throughout the chemi- C. polysaccharide
calreaction. D. none of above

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191. What is the formula for potassium fluo- 197. Table salt is an example of a
ride?
A. pure element
A. KF2
B. pure compound
B. K2F
C. KF C. heterogeneous mixture
D. K2F2 D. homogeneous mixture
192. The branch of analytical chemistry that

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198. What two types of atoms make a cova-
answers the question what is present?
lent bond?
A. quantitative
A. 2 Nonmetals
B. qualitative
C. quarantine B. 1 Nonmetal and 1 Metal

D. quackitative C. 2 Metals

193. Subscripts tell how many of each ele- D. 2 Noble Gases

ment are in the compound.
A. protons 199. Which of the following gives an accurate
definition for a weak acid?
B. neutrons
A. An acid with a low pH value
C. nothing, compound have exponents
D. atoms B. An acid with a low concentration of hy-
drogen ions.
194. meaning of Matter
C. An acid that ionises partially in water.
A. substances
B. volume D. An acid that reacts slowly with magne-
sium
C. mass
D. none of above 200. Which science examines the structure of
living organisms at the atomic level?
195. A chemical reaction that absorbs energy
in the form of heat is described as: A. Biochemistry
A. unbalanced B. Geology
B. endothermic
C. Zoology
C. exothermic
D. Cytology
D. coefficient
196. What effect of optical isomers on plane- 201. The Kinetic Theory describes the of
polarized light can be measured using a po- particles in all matter.
larimeter?
A. temperature
A. Reflection
B. motion
B. Emission
C. Rotation C. contracting
D. Absorption D. expanding

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202. Three types of chemical reactions are syn- A. 12.5 cm3

thesis, , and replacement.
B. 25 cm3

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A. catalyst
C. 50 cm3
B. energy
C. activation energy D. 100 cm3
D. decomposition
208. cm3 of 0.3 mol dm-3 sodium hydroxide
E. chemical changes neutralises 15 cm3 of hydrochloric acid so-
lution. Determine the concentration of the
203. What type of bond occurs between two
hydrochloric acid solution.
different molecules due to polarity?
A. Covalent Bonds A. 0.25 mol dm-3
B. Ionic Bonds B. 0.3 mol dm-3
C. Hydrogen Bonds C. 0.5 mol dm-3
D. Metallic Bonds
D. 1.0 mol dm-3
204. Which of the following is an ionic com-
pound? 209. A scientist uses a computer software to
A. NO3 improve catalytic converters in cars. What
type of research is used?
B. CO2
A. Basic research
C. Mg
D. NaCl B. Applied research

205. Matter that has a definite shape and a C. Technological development

definite volume is D. none of above
A. a liquid.
B. a element. 210. Which of the following lists the correct
order of greatest compressibility of states
C. a solid. of matter?
D. a gas.
A. Gases > liquids > solids
206. What is Chemistry?
B. Liquids > gases > solids
A. branch of science
C. Solids > liquids > gases
B. study of composition, structure and
properties of matter D. Gases > solids > liquids
C. study that the changes of matter un-
dergoes 211. The melting point of ice is 00 C. This is an
example of
D. all of the above
A. physical intensive property
207. cm3 of 0.2 mol dm-3 sodium hydroxide
solution is titrated with 0.1 mol dm-3 sul- B. physical extensive property
phuric acid. What is the volume of sul-
C. Chemical change
phuric acid needed to neutralise sodium hy-
droxide solution? D. Chemical property

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212. A 14-karat gold ring consists of 14 parts 217. Why is metal rusting a chemical change?
gold and 10 parts copper. This alloy can be A. it isn’t
separated by density when melted. Which
type of matter is the 14-karat gold ring? B. it creates a new substance
A. Compound C. it uses the law of conservation of mass
B. Pure Substance D. it has energy
C. Homogeneous Mixture 218. matter with a composition that is always

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D. Heterogeneous Mixture the same
A. homogeneous mixture
213. All atoms of the same element have the
same B. heterogeneous mixture
A. atomic mass C. substance
B. mass number D. element
C. number of neutrons 219. WHY is burning a campfire a chemical
D. atomic number change?
214. Which of the following is true about a A. It created a new substance with new
molecule of water? properties
A. The oxygen is slightly positive and the B. It changes in size
hydrogen is slightly negative. C. There is a lot of smoke
B. The oxygen and hydrogen sides are D. The logs get smaller
both slightly positive.
220. A substance does not have a fixed com-
C. The oxygen and hydrogen sides are
position.
both slightly negative.
D. The oxygen is slightly negative and the A. Always True
hydrogen is slightly positive. B. Sometimes True

215. Which of the following is a noble gas? C. Never True

Hint:It is stable and the valence shell is D. none of above
full.
221. During an investigation on density, a stu-
A. hydrogen dent pours 20 mL of a liquid substance
B. carbon dioxide into a separate container from an initial
C. neon amount of 50 mL. Which property of the
substance changed when this happened?
D. oxygen
A. Volume, because it is an intensive
216. When naming compounds that contain a property
nonmetal bonded to a nonmetal, must
B. Volume, because it is an extensive
be used.
property
A. parenthesis
C. Density, because it is an extensive
B. Greek prefixes property
C. ionic charges D. Both volume and density, because they
D. Lewis structures are both intensive properties

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222. Cu is the for copper 228. Which of the following solutions has the
A. formula highest H ion concentration?

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B. equation A. a solution with a pH of 1
B. a solution with a pH of 4
C. symbol
C. a solution with a pH of 7
D. abbreviation
D. a solution with a pH of 10
223. The study of Earth’s atmospheric ozone
and the effect of chlorofluorocarbons on 229. A mixture that is NOT evenly distributed
ozone is an example of is called
A. technology A. Compounded
B. applied research B. Homogenous

C. basic research C. Heterogenous

D. theoretical research D. Salty

230. Metals that react quickly/strongly with

224. What does the atomic mass tell you?
water and acids are called?
A. Basically, the number of electrons and
A. Reactive
protons
B. Unreactive
B. The number of neutrons
C. Dangerous
C. Basically, the number of protons and
neutrons D. Corrosive
D. The number of protons. 231. A sample of steel has a volume of 5.00
cm3. What is the mass of this sample if
225. How are solutions and mixtures alike? steel has a density of 8.05 g/cm3?
A. They are a combination of substances A. 0.62g
B. They are both chemically combined B. 0.621g
C. they can be separated immediately C. 40.3g
D. they have no similarities D. 40.25g
226. Multicellular means 232. A small piece of sodium is burnt in ex-
A. made of 3 cells cess air. The residue formed is dissolved
in water to form a colourless solution R.
B. made of 1 kind of cell The colourless solution R can
C. made of only 1 cell A. turn red litmus paper blue
D. made of 2 or more cells B. react with copper(II) oxide
227. Elements are found in (solid earth) C. react with dilute sulphuric acid
A. lithosphere D. react with magnesium powder
B. biosphere 233. Which compound is an amide?
C. hydrosphere A. CH3COOCH3
D. universe B. CH3CONH2

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C. CH3NH2 238. What is the type of mechanism and an

important feature of the reaction between
D. CH2(NH2)COOH
C(CH3)3Br and aqueous NaOH?
234. A forensic scientist would be a specific A. SN1, a transition state
type of this chemist. B. SN1, an intermediate
A. Organic C. SN2, a transition state
B. Inorganic D. SN2, an intermediate

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C. Analytical 239. Which of the following statements about
D. Physical atoms is TRUE?
A. An atom is a blob of gelatinous goo.
235. electrons
B. An atom is bigger than a molecule.
A. no charge, nucleus
C. An atom is made of many molecules.
B. positive charge, nucleus D. An atom is a basic piece of matter.
C. negative charge, shells
240. The mass of a lead cube is 64 grams. This
D. negative charge, nucleus is an example of

236. Smallest part of a crystal, that if re- A. physical intensive property

peated regularly creates the whole crys- B. physical extensive property
tal. C. chemical change
A. Crystal D. physical change
B. Unit cell 241. Which law describes how a chemical re-
C. Alloy action has the same amount of atoms of
each element on both sides? The law of
D. none of above
conservation of
237. A sample of salt X is a soluble ammonium A. energy
chloride salt.You are required to verify the B. atoms
cations and anions that are present in that
C. mass
salt sample. What is the pair of reagents
needed to confirm the presence of cation D. momentum
and anion?
242. Which of the following statements about
A. Cation:Nessler reagentAnion:Nitric dilution as an approach to handling toxic
acid and silver nitrate solution waste is TRUE?
B. Cation:Nessler reagentAnion:Nitric A. Dilution removes the toxic materials in
acid and barium nitrate solution liquid wastes.
C. Cation:Potassium hexacyanofer- B. Diluting a liquid until it is clear and col-
rate(III) solutionAnion:Nitric acid and bar- orless means that the liquid is safe for dis-
ium nitrate solution posal in local sewers.
D. Cation:Potassium hexacyanofer- C. Dilution lowers the concentration of
rate(III) solutionAnion:Nitric acid and sil- toxic materials in liquid wastes.
ver nitrate solution D. All of the above.

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243. What is the measuring unit for mass? B. Liquid

A. centimeter C. Solid

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B. millimeter D. Precipitate
C. grams
249. What is the correct formula for the com-
D. pounds pound calcium carbide?
244. A lipid that contains a fatty acid chain A. CaC
with no carbon to carbon double bonds is
B. Ca2C
called a/an
C. CaC2
A. saturated fat
B. unsaturated fat D. Ca2C4

C. polyunsaturated fat 250. Iron nails + copper oxide =

D. none of above A. Iron nails + copper oxide
245. What is true about the combinations of B. Iron oxide + copper oxide
elements to become a compound?
C. Iron oxide + copper
A. the properties of the element stay the
D. Magic
same
B. the properties are very similar to the 251. Molecules are close together but are not
outcome of the compound held so rigidly in position and can move
C. the properties will change when com- past one another.
bined to form a compund A. Gas
D. nothing happens B. Solid
246. Convert 38 hg to Mg C. Liquid
A. 380, 000 D. none of above
B. 38.0
252. The branch of chemistry that would study
C. 0.0038 enzymes used in the digestion of food is
D. 38.00000
A. Inorganic Chemistry
247. Which of the following is formed when
an atom gains or loses electrons? B. Biochemistry
A. element C. Physical Chemistry
B. compound D. theoretical chemistry
C. molecule
253. How are mixtures combined?
D. ion
A. Chemically
248. Form of matter that has a definite shape
B. Electrically
(does not depend on the container) and vol-
ume. C. Physically
A. Gas D. Uniform

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254. What is the term for combining 2 or more 260. What type of electrons form bonds?
DIFFERENT atoms together? A. Valence Electrons
A. atoms
B. Nucleus Electrons
B. elements
C. Ionic Electrons
C. molecules
D. Covalent Electrons
D. compounds
261. Volume is
255. a scientist uses a computer model to see

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how an enzyme will function A. Mass/Volume
A. organic chemistry B. The amount of matter in an object.
B. analytical chemistry C. The amount of space an object occu-
pies.
C. biochemistry
D. theoretical chemistry D. Anything that has mass and occupies
space.
256. If the atoms that share electrons have an
unequal attraction for the electrons, the 262. Which of the following is the metallic ion
bond is called in scandium (II) chloride?
A. nonpolar A. Sc 2+
B. polar B. Sc 2-
C. ionic C. Cl 2-
D. dipolar D. Cl 2+

257. A particle that moves around the nucleus 263. Vanadium is different from sodium be-
is a(n) cause it
A. Proton A. has more than one oxidation number
B. Neutron B. can conduct electricity
C. Electron C. is not a metal
D. Quark D. none of above
258. An aluminum pie plate is an example of: 264. Air is an example of a(n)
A. mixture of solids
A. element
B. solute
B. compound
C. element
C. heterogenous mixture
D. none of above
D. homogenous mixture
259. Candela is the SI unit of which physical
quantity 265. Amount of matter that an object contains
A. Amount of substance A. Mass
B. Pressure B. Volume
C. Force C. Density
D. Luminous intensity D. Weight

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266. is anything that has mass and takes up 271. What are the positively charged particles
volume. in an atom called?

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A. Homogeneous A. Protons
B. Heterogeneous B. Neutrons
C. metric system C. Electrons
D. Matter D. Nucleus

267. A teacher mixes a white powder into a 272. What is the chemical formula for sodium
beaker of water. The powder cannot be sulfate?
seen in the water. The teacher then heats A. NaSO
the mixture until the water evaporates
and the powder can be seen again. Which B. Na2SO4
property of the powder is the teacher C. Na2S2O
demonstrating? (5.5A)
D. Na4SO2
A. solubility
273. This ranges from 0 to 6 on a Ph scale
B. hardness
A. Element
C. density
B. Base
D. mass
C. Neutral
268. Metal T is in Group 1 of the Periodic Ta- D. Acid
ble of Elements. Which formula represents
the oxide of T 274. Which list has the types of mixtures or-
A. TO dered from largest particle size to small-
est?
B. TO2
A. suspension, colloid, and solution
C. T2O
B. solution, suspension, and colloid
D. T2O3
C. colloid, solution, and suspension
269. Short hand representation for the atom D. solution, colloid, and suspension
of a specific element
A. element 275. What type of substance is gold?

B. atom A. homogeneous mixture

C. symbol B. heterogeneous mixture

D. none of above C. compound

D. element
270. Which is the correct general formula for
the alkanes? 276. liter converts to
A. CnH2n+2 A. 1000 mL
B. CnH2n B. .001 mL
C. CnH2n+1OH C. .01 kL
D. CnH2n+1COOH D. 100 mL

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277. What did James Chadwick discover? 283. The type of bond that results when elec-
A. Neutron trons are transferred from one atom to an-
other is called
B. Proton
A. an ionic bond
C. Electron
D. Who cares I want to go home! B. a covalent bond
C. a hydrogen bond
278. Which term does not fit with the others
listed? D. none of above

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A. Solid
284. In chemical reactions, what does the prin-
B. Reactant ciple of conservation of mass mean?
C. Gas A. atoms are not created or destroyed
D. Liquid
B. the total mass of the reactants is
279. Which compound can exist as stereoiso- greater than the total mass of the prod-
mers? ucts
A. CH3CH2CHO C. the total mass of the reactants is less
B. CH3CH2COCH3 than the total mass of the products
C. CH3CH(CH3)2 D. matter is not changed
D. CH3CH2CHOHCH3 285. What is the atomic number of calcium
280. Molecules are separated by distances (Ca)?
that are large compared with the size of A. 2
the molecules.
B. 14
A. Gas
C. 18
B. Solid
C. Liquid D. 20

D. none of above 286. An electron has what kind of charge?

281. What does the symbol CaCO3 repre- A. no charge
sent?
B. positive
A. An element
C. negative
B. A compound
D. it depends
C. An atom
D. None of the above 287. Two or more substances mingled to-
gether, but not chemically combined are
282. Which group of the periodic table is com-
known as a
posed of inert (not reactive) gases?
A. residue
A. alkali metals
B. alkaline earth metals B. solution
C. halogens C. distillate
D. noble gases D. mixture

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288. which is a nonmetal? 294. A solute that contains polar molecules

A. Li will dissolve in a solvent that contains

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B. Be A. nonpolar molecules
B. polar molecules
C. Ge
C. covalent molecules
D. Cl
D. equal-sized molecules
289. The smallest particle of an element that
retains its identity in a chemical reaction. 295. Makes up about 80% of the periodic ta-
ble, good conductors of heat and electric-
A. electron ity, high luster and malleable.
B. atom A. nonmetals
C. quark B. metalloids
D. neutrons C. metals
290. a small particle that is the building block D. transition elements
of matter
296. Why do ice cubes float in a glass of wa-
A. mass ter?
B. matter A. the ice cubes are more dense than the
C. element water
D. atom B. the water is more dense than the ice
cubes
291. Number of alpha hydrogen atoms in 2- C. the water is more dense than the glass
butene molecule is
D. the ice is more dense than the glass
A. 2
297. The branch of chemistry that includes
B. 6
studying the reaction rates of a chemical
C. 4 change.
D. 3 A. organic chemistry
292. Which two elements do all organic com- B. inorganic chemistry
pounds contain? C. physical chemistry
A. Carbon and hydrogen D. analytical chemistry
B. Carbon and oxygen 298. The mass of 0.029 m3 of gold is about
C. Oxygen and hydrogen 546kg, and the density is 19300kg/m3.
It is a soft metal and is usually alloyed to
D. Carbon and nitrogen
give it more strength. It is a good conduc-
293. ft = 15.0 m tor of heat and electricity, and it has high
melting point (1062 ◦ C ) and boiling point
A. 50.9
(2000 ◦ C).Which of the following is an ex-
B. 49.2 tensive property of gold?
C. 48.7 A. Mass
D. 158 B. Density

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C. Boiling point 303. When you change from gas to liquid it is

D. Melting called..
A. Freezing
299. Several drops of nitric acid are added to a
B. Melting
test tube that is filled with potassium chlo-
ride solution. What is the most suitable pH C. Evaporation
value for the mixture? D. Condensation
A. 2.0

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304. The method and instrument used to mea-
B. 5.5 sure the Melting &amp; Boiling point
C. 7.0 of a substance is studied under
D. 9.8 A. Industrial Chemistry
B. Biochemistry
300. What kind of properties can only be ob-
served when a substance changes into a C. Environmental Chemistry
different substance? D. Analytical Chemistry
A. physical properties 305. What takes place when a solid changes
B. chemical properties to a liquid?
C. liquid properties A. condensation
D. real properties B. freezing
C. melting
301. A displacement reaction will occur when
D. evaporation

A. a more reactive metal displaces a less 306. an oil company scientist tries to design a
reactive metal from its compound. better gasoline
B. A less reactive metal displaces a more A. organic chemistry
reactive metal from its compound B. analytical chemistry
C. Displacement only occurs when two of C. biochemistry
the same metals are reacted
D. theoretical chemistry
D. Displacement reactions will only occur
in metals above iron in the reactivity se- 307. The number in front of a chemical formula
ries that tells how many molecules or atoms
of each reactant takes part in a reaction is
302. Bohr’s Planetary Model represented called a:
what?
A. symbol
A. Electrons spin around the nucleus in a
B. subscript
fixed orbital
C. coefficient
B. Protons spin around the nucleus in
fixed orbitals D. concentration
C. An atom is a round sphere shaped like 308. What is the name of the compound
a planet NiSO4?
D. Every atom is a little planet A. Nickel (II) sulfate

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B. Nickel (II) sulfite 314. A sample of a substance has a mass of

C. Nickel (II) sulfide 7.3 g and a volume of 2.8 cm3. What is
the objects density?

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D. Nickel (II) sulfuroxide
A. 2.61 g/cm3
309. Hydrogen peroxide is a(n)
B. 10.1 g/cm3
A. mixture
C. 0.38 g/cm3
B. compound
D. 20.44 g/cm3
C. element
D. none of above 315. Name the elements present in Ammonia

310. Under similar conditions of temperature A. nitrogen

and pressure equal volume of all gases con- B. hydrogen
tain equal number of molecules. This is
C. both nitrogen and hydrogen
A. Law of conservation of mass
D. none of above
B. Law of definite proportion
C. Law of multiple proportion 316. What is the functionof water in the fol-
D. Avogadros law lowing equation? NaOH + HCl → NaCl +
H2O
311. The atomic mass of an element is equal
A. It is a product
to
A. the number of protons and electrons B. It is a reactant

B. the number of protons and neutrons C. It is a reaction

C. the number of electrons and neutrons D. It is an element

317. When a gas is compressed, what happens

D. none of above
to its volume?
312. A type of mixture in which the composi- A. the volume of the gas does not change
tion of the mixture is not uniform.
B. the volume of the gas increases
A. Intensive Mixture
C. the volume of the gas decreases
B. Homogeneous Mixture
C. Extensive Mixture D. the volume of the gas increases and
then decreases
D. Heterogeneous Mixture
318. Connection between two atoms created
313. Which of the following is a sign that a
when valence electrons are shared
chemical reaction has occurred?
A. change in shape A. covalent bond

B. melting B. ionic bond

C. formation of a gas C. hydrogen bond
D. dissolving D. james bond

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319. James believes that volume is an inten- 324. discovered carbon.

sive property. Which of the following is A. Al razi
true?
B. J. Black
A. James is correct because an intensive
property does not depend on the size or C. J. Priestly
amount of material in the sample. D. Ibn e sina
B. James is correct because an extensive 325. Almost every situation you can imagine
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of material in the sample.
A. chemists are nosy
C. James is incorrect because an inten-
sive property does not depend on the size B. everything is made of matter
or amount of material in the sample. C. chemists are well-paid
D. James is incorrect because an exten- D. ozone depletion is a problem
sive property does not depend on the size
or amount of material in the sample. 326. cm3 of 1.0 mol dm-3 hydrochloric acid is
neutralized by 25cm3 of barium hydroxide
320. Mixtures differ from substances because solution. What is the molarity of barium
the composition of a mixture can hydroxide?
A. Vary A. 0.625 mol dm-3
B. Change B. 1.600 mol dm-3
C. Combine C. 0.800 mol dm-3
D. none of above D. 3.500 mol dm-3
321. What two molecules are located inside of 327. The ability of an atom to attract electrons
the nucleus of an atom? when the atom is in a compound.
A. Electrons and Neutrons A. first ionization energy
B. Protons and Electrons B. electronegativity
C. Protons and Neutrons C. atomic radii
D. none of above D. all of the above
322. Unit cell of a crystal is defined by its 328. In a covalent bond, electrons are
A. Dimension A. Gained
B. Lattice points B. Pulled apart
C. End points C. Shared
D. none of above D. In the nucleus
323. Which of the following is not a com- 329. Which of the following is true about am-
pound? monia solution in methylbenzene?
A. HCl A. Has pH value more than 7
B. Cl B. No change on red litmus paper
C. NaCl C. Ionises partially to produce hydroxide
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D. Ammonium ions and hydroxide ions C. 3

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330. How would you describe the way
molecules move when the molecules are 335. In any physical or chemical change, mass
solid? is

A. the molecules are moving in place. A. created

B. the molecules are moving around each B. destroyed

other. C. conserved
C. the molecules are moving away from D. changed
each other.
D. the molecules are not moving 336. These kind of observations are made us-
ing instruments such as rulers, balances
331. What is matter and thermometers.
A. Anything which is solid A. Qualitative
B. Anything that takes up space and has B. Quantitative
mass
C. Scientific
C. when something is wrong
D. none of above
D. none of above
337. In the chemicalsymbol for nitrogen gas,
332. What is a mixture?
N2, what does the “2”represent?
A. a combination of elements to make a
new substance A. two nitrogen compounds

B. a chemically combined substance B. two nitrogen atoms

C. a combination of substances where C. two types of nitrogen gas
new substances are formed through a re- D. two nitrogen symbols
action
D. a combination of substances in which 338. What is green chemistry?
the atoms of the substance do not chemi- A. the utilization of a set of guidelines
cally combine that increases or adds the use or gen-
eration of hazardous substances in the
333. What is the correct name of the com-
design, manufacture and application of
pound NO2?
chemical products.
A. Nitrogen oxide
B. the utilization of a set of principles
B. Mononitrogen dioxide that reduces or eliminates the use or gen-
C. Nitrogen dioxide eration of hazardous substances in the
design, manufacture and application of
D. Dinitrogen monoxide
chemical products.
334. How many electrons should Beryllium C. a form of chemistry that focuses
have around its Lewis dot model? on how the color green was chemically
A. 1 formed and its components
B. 2 D. none of above

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339. Mixtures are separated through 345. What are the four elements that all life
changes. is made up of?
A. mixture A. Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen and Car-
B. compound bon
C. physical B. Helium, Oxygen, Neon and Carbon
D. none of above C. Hydrogen, Titanium, Carbon, Nitrogen
340. Which substance is a compound? D. Oxygen, Chlorine, Iron, Nitrogen

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A. SiH3 346. A consumer wants to do his or her part
B. SiH3 to reduce the production of waste. Which
C. sih3 one of the following is he or she likely to
do?
D. sih3
A. Buy products that cannot be recycled.
341. The boiling point ofthe water is an exam-
B. Purchase fewer products
ple of which of the following?
A. physical change C. Buy from companies that use only new
raw materials
B. chemical change
D. All of the above
C. physical property
D. chemical property 347. Which of the following terms is an exam-
ple of a solvent?
342. Which of these is NOT a pure substance?
A. salt
A. elements
B. sand
B. compounds
C. mixtures C. water
D. they are all pure substances D. sugar

343. How are mixtures and solutions different 348. What are found in the space surrounding
form each other? the nucleus of an atom?
A. there are no differences A. protons
B. once combines chemically the other B. electrons
combines electronically
C. neutrons
C. they have more than one elements in
them D. ions
D. the mixture combines physically and 349. Which two families are highly reactive?
the solution is not easily separated
A. Transition metals and Noble Gases
344. Homogeneous mixture
B. Alkaline Earth Metals and Nitrogen
A. Solution family
B. Compound C. Alkali Metals and Halogens
C. Pure Substance D. The Rare Earth metals and Oxygen
D. Substance family

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350. Which one is a decomposition reaction? 356. Atoms in molecules share pairs of elec-
A. H2O→H2+O trons when they make

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B. HC+O2→CO2+H2O A. covalent bonds.
C. 4Fe+3O2→2Fe2O3 B. ionic bonds.
D. none of above C. hydrogen bonds.
D. polymers.
351. The total number of protons and neutrons
in the nucleus of an atom? 357. How many elements are in HHe
A. mass number A. 3
B. atomic number B. 4
C. atomic mass units C. 2
D. Law of Conservation of Mass D. 5
352. Which statement is TRUE of reactants in 358. Most of water’s properties occur because
a chemical reaction? it is
A. You write them on the right-hand side A. A polar covalent
of the arrow. B. Made with oxygen
B. They are what get produced in a chem- C. A polar ionic
ical reaction.
D. Makes up 75% of the Earth
C. They always stay the same.
D. Are the substances that you start with. 359. Which of the following substances is a
compound?
353. Which is an example of a nucleic acid? A. oxygen
A. oil B. salt
B. sugar C. helium
C. DNA D. none of above
D. red meat
360. A is made up of two or more different
354. The metals of Group 1 are commonly atoms, chemically combined.
called the A. compound
A. Transition metals B. mixture
B. Alkaline earth metals C. molecule
C. Lanthanides D. none of above
D. Alkali Metals
361. When heat is added/absorbed, the tem-
355. Why is Carbon Dioxide not on the Peri- perature of matter increases and the par-
odic Table? ticles
A. It is a compound not an element. A. speed up and move closer
B. It is a mixture not an element. B. speed up and move farther apart
C. It is combustible. C. slow down and move closer together
D. It is an alloy D. slow down and move farther apart

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362. H2 would be a C. By following the steps in order, scien-

A. Molecule tists are more likely to get valid, accurate
results.
B. Compound
D. When they write a detailed procedure,
C. Solid it allows other scientists to be able to re-
D. Problem peat their experiment.

363. In a Periodic Table, columns are called 368. As soon as force is acted on the Oobleck,

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for instance rolling it into a ball, it becomes
A. Families a
B. Groups A. leather
C. Periods B. liquid
D. Rows C. gas
364. Whattype of indicator, used in the science D. solid
lab, will turn magenta when it iscombined
with a strong base? 369. During chemical and physical changes,
substances can absorb or give off
A. Blue Litmus Paper
A. Energy
B. Phenolphthalein
B. Light
C. pH paper
C. Gases
D. Red Litmus Paper
D. Particles
365. Turning a gas to a liquid is called
370. Two or more materials that combine
A. evaporation chemically form a(n)
B. condensation A. mixture
C. melting B. compound
D. sublimation C. physical
366. The chemical formula Br2 + Cl2 + 29.4 kJ D. none of above
→ 2BrCl is a
371. The study of the composition, structure,
A. Endothermic and properties of matter and the changes
B. Catalyst it undergoes.

C. Concentration A. Chemistry

D. Exothermic B. Physics
C. Biology
367. Why is the scientific method important?
D. Social Science
A. All of the answers have the correct in-
formation. 372. Which one of the following characteris-
B. to give people/scientists a way to an- tics is not correct for all of the members
swer questions that they have about the of the same homologous series?
world. A. Same general formula

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B. Similar chemical properties, i.e. un- 377. A substance that contains only one type
dergo the same reactions of atom is a(n)

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C. Varying physical properties, i.e. A. compound
change in a predictable way B. element
D. Different functional group C. heterogeneous mixture
373. Which statement best explains why D. homogeneous mixture
solids do not take the shape of their con-
378. How many variables can be tested in a
tainers?
controlled experiment?
A. Particles in a solid are not bound to-
A. one
gether in fixed positions and are able to
flow freely. B. two
B. Particles in a solid are in continuous, C. three
rapid, random motion and have no definite D. as many as possible
shape or volume.
379. Which branch of chemistry would study
C. Particles in a solid are highly com-
an unknown material to determine its com-
pressible and have a high rate of diffusion
position?
in other substances.
A. Analytical
D. Particles in a solid have a fixed shape
and volume due to strong intermolecular B. Organic
forces. C. Inorganic
374. The area of study that focuses on the D. Physical
composition of matter. 380. Which of these is one of the six most com-
A. Biochemistry mon elements found in the human body?
B. Analytical Chemistry A. iron
C. Physical Chemistry B. helium
D. Inorganic Chemistry C. oxygen
D. water
375. Each element of the periodic table is com-
posed of how many atoms? 381. Why is water NOT on the periodic table?
A. 1 A. It is naturally occuring
B. 2 B. It is a compound, not an element
C. 3 C. It exists as a solid, a liquid, and a gas
D. none of above D. Its chemical formula doesn’t fit
376. What are the basic building blocks for all 382. Subatomic particles that are neutral in
matter? charge
A. atoms A. Neutrons
B. elements B. Protons
C. compounds C. Nucleus
D. chemicals D. Electrons

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383. A student incorrectly wrote the follow- 388. The smallest part of an element is
ing electron configuration for fluorine as: A. proton
1s22s22p4How is this electron configura-
B. atom
tion for fluorine incorrect?
C. compound
A. It is incorrect because in the 1s orbital,
there should be 1 electron instead of 2. D. mixture
B. It is incorrect because in the 2s orbital, 389. What is it called when a solid turns di-
there should be 3 electrons instead of 2. rectly into a gas?

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C. It is incorrect because in the 2p orbital, A. Sublimation
there should be 5 electrons instead of 4. B. Condensation
D. It is incorrect because there should be C. Liquid
an additional 3s level containing 2 elec-
trons. D. none of above

384. The function of antioxidants is to 390. An intensive property that refers to the
appearance of quality of light reflected
A. slow down the oxidation of fats in food from the surface of a mineral.
B. give smooth texture A. Luster
C. thicken liquids B. Color
D. replace the original flavours C. Refraction
385. Chemical reactions involve changes in D. Smoothness
properties and changes in that you can
391. Covalent bonds form between1. Metal-
often observe.
Non-metal 2. Non-metal-Non-metal3.
A. catalyst Metal-Metalloid 4. Non-metal-Metalloid
B. energy A. 1 and 2
C. activation energy B. 2 and 3
D. decomposition C. 3 and 4
E. chemical changes D. 2 and 4
386. A reaction that gives off heat to its sur- 392. which of the folowing concentration term
roundings is is affected by temperature
A. exothermic A. molarity
B. endothermic B. molality
C. endergonic C. molefraction
D. none of these D. none of these
387. Which of the following formulas is correct 393. How many chlorine (Cl) atoms are in
for sodium phosphate? CaCl2?
A. Na2PO3 A. 2
B. NaPO B. 4
C. Na3(PO4)2 C. 1
D. Na3PO4 D. 3

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394. You are about to open an iced coffee, and 399. The cells in living things contain four main
notice the label says to “shake well”, the molecules that allow the cells to function.
drink must be a Which of these molecules cannot mix with

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water?
A. solution
A. lipids
B. colloid
B. proteins
C. suspension
C. nucleic acids
D. compound
D. carbohydrates
395. Which statement is correct about the
cleansing action of soap? 400. Combustion
A. soap molecules emulsify oil A. the mass of one mole of a pure sub-
stance
B. soap reacts with an acid to form salt
B. the process of burning something
C. soap increases the surface tension of
water C. the SI base unit used to measure the
amount of a substance
D. the hydrophobic part of soap
molecules dissolves in water D. the study of energy changes that occur
during chemical reactions and changes in
396. Which particle contributes the negative state
charge to the atom?
401. What is the formula for aluminum hy-
A. proton
droxide?
B. electron
A. Al(OH)3
C. neutron
B. AlOH3
D. nucleus
C. AlHO3
397. Which three compounds can be consid- D. AlO3
ered to be a homologous series?
402. What bonds to make an ionic bonds?
A. CH3OH, CH3CH2OH, CH3CH2CH2OH
A. metals and metals
B. CH3CH2OH, CH3CHO, CH3COOH
B. metals and nonmetals
C. CH3CH2CH(OH)CH3, CH3CH2CH2CH2OH,
(CH3)3COH C. nonmetals and metalloids
D. CH3CH2CH2CH2OH, CH3CH2OCH2CH3, D. nonmetals and nonmetals
(CH3)2CH2CHO
403. What structural feature must a molecule
398. Which of the following is a physical have in order to undergo addition polymer-
change? ization?
A. corrosion A. Two functional groups
B. tarnishing B. A carbon-carbon double bond
C. rotting C. Carbon atoms singly bonded together
D. cutting D. A polar covalent bond

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404. What are Intensive Properties? D. has properties similar to those of its
A. Pure substances made up of only one elements
kind of atom
409. Where electrons are likely to be found as
B. A property that depends on the type of they travel around the nucleus
matter in a sample, not the amount of mat-
A. Nucleus
ter
C. A property that depends on the amount B. Electron Cloud

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of matter in a sample C. Within a Proton
D. Substance that is made from the atoms D. Within a Neutron
of 2 or more elements that are chemically
bonded/combined 410. Which reaction occurs via a free-radical
mechanism?
405. are pure substances made of one type
of atom. A. C2H6 + Br2 → C2H5Br + HBr

A. Compounds B. C2H4 + Br2 → C2H4Br2

B. Mixtures C. C4H9I + OH-→ C4H9OH + I-
C. Elements D. (CH3)3CI + H2O → (CH3)3COH + HI
D. Photosynthesis 411. Sandra was burning a vanilla candle.
406. A(n) is a substance with a pH less Was there a chemical reaction?
than 7 A. no, because burning is never a chemi-
A. Acid cal reaction.

B. Alkaline B. Yes, because the properties of the

wick changed.
C. Base
C. yes, because heat was added.
D. Buffer
D. no, because the ash formed was a dif-
407. Which statements is correct about the al- ferent substance.
kali metals when going down Group 1 in
the Periodic Table? 412. The amount of matter in an object is a
A. The reactivity decreases measure of the object’s

B. Strength of nucleus to attract an elec- A. volume

tron into the valence shell increases B. density
C. Electropositivity decreases C. mass
D. The single valence electron becomes D. solubility
more weakly pulled by the nucleus
413. Process from solid to liquid.
408. A compound
A. Freezing
A. is a substance
B. Evaporation
B. has a composition that varies
C. Melting
C. can be physically separated into its el-
ements D. Sublimation

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414. Boiling 420. What is the left part of a chemical equa-

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B. gas to solid A. Reactants
C. gas to liquid B. Products
D. solid to liquid C. Yields
415. The contains the protons and neu- D. Chemical Equation
trons of an atom, and is most of the mass
of an atom 421. An atom has 10 protons, 15 neutrons and
A. Nucleus 10 electrons what is its mass number.
B. Atomic Number A. 20
C. Atomic Mass B. 10
D. Electrons C. 5
416. Matter is anything that occupies and D. 25
has
A. Size 422. A certain element is dense, shiny, and is a
B. Mass goodconductor of both heat and electricity.
Based on these characteristics, whattype
C. Area of element is this?
D. Volume
A. Metal
E. Space
B. Nonmetal
417. Most elements are what phase at room
C. Metalloid
temperature?
A. solid D. Plastic
B. liquid 423. A displacement reaction is a chemical re-
C. gas action in which a element displaces an-
D. plasma other element

418. Other term for coordination number A. Less

A. Con B. The same
B. Ligancy C. Moore
C. Coordination D. More
D. none of above
424. A is a group of two or more atoms
419. The modern Periodic Table is arranged ac- that are held together by chemical bonds
cording to?
A. atom
A. name
B. atomic mass B. chemical

C. atomic number C. molecule

D. charge D. element

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425. An element with a mass number of 10 C. elements

and an atomic number of 6 has how many D. pure substances
protons?
A. 5 431. Which type of bonding is present within
organic molecules?
B. 8
A. Covalent bond
C. 6
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C. Metallic bond
426. What is H 2 4 made up of?
D. Hydrogen bond
A. 2 hydrogen, 1 sulfur, 4 oxygen
B. 1 hydrogen, 2 sulfur, 4 oxygen 432. What is organic chemistry?
C. 2 hydrogen & 4 sodium A. chemistry relating to biological organ-
isms
D. 1 hydrogen & 6 sodium
B. chemistry involving carbon
427. During lab activities you should always
wear C. chemistry involving micro-organisms

A. Goggles D. chemistry involving oxygen

B. An apron 433. is the branch of chemistry that would
C. Goggles and an apron identify enzymes and determine reaction
mechanisms for biochemical reactions. Se-
D. Just normal clothing
lect all that apply.
428. Which of the following is not considered A. Organic Chemistry
a major element of life?
B. Biochemistry
A. carbon
C. Physical Chemistry
B. hydrogen
D. Analytical Chemistry
C. oxygen
D. calcium 434. The production of useful substances by
use of technology is studied under which
E. nitrogen
branch of chemistry?
429. refers to the way a metal can be ham- A. Biochemsitry
mered or rolled into thin sheets.
B. Analytical Chemistry
A. ductility
C. Environmental Chemsitry
B. luster
D. Industrial Chemistry
C. malleability
D. conductivity 435. Air is an example of
A. Mixture
430. Mixtures that have the same composition
throughout are B. Element
A. heterogeneous C. Compound
B. homogeneous D. none of above

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436. When is it OK to eat or drink at the lab C. Nuclear chemistry

tables?
D. Modern chemistry

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A. Always
B. During group work, but not during lab 442. Elements which are shiny, conduct elec-
activities tricity and heat are called

C. Never A. metals

D. During lab activities B. non-metals

C. metalloids
437. Au =
D. non-existent
A. Ammonia
B. Silver 443. In the laboratory, one should NEVER
C. Gold A. ask questions
D. Potassium B. know how to contact help
438. is the branch of chemistry that would C. wear safety goggles and a lab apron
use instruments and calculations to iden- D. perform experiments without your
tify carbon containing compound (2 op- teacher’s permission.
tions )
A. Organic Chemistry 444. a professor explores the toxic com-
pounds in marine animals
B. Biochemistry
A. basic research
C. Physical Chemistry
D. Analytical Chemistry B. applied research
C. technological research
439. What do cells use proteins to do?
D. none of above
A. make new proteins
B. build and repair body structures 445. Substances are changed into different
C. regulate life processes substances when bonds break and form
during
D. all of the above
A. chemical equilibrium.
440. The degree of hot or coldness of an object B. chemical reactions.
is its
C. ion formation.
A. temperature
D. hydrogen bonding.
B. mass
C. weight 446. What is a substance that is dissolved in
D. volume another substance?
A. solution
441. Study which involves changes in nucleus
of element B. solute
A. Analytical chemistry C. solvent
B. Biological chemistry D. compound

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447. A substance composed of atoms of two or 453. The building blocks of are nucleotides.
more elements chemically united in fixed
A. carbohydrates
proportions.
B. lipids
A. Mixture
B. Element C. proteins

C. Compound D. nucleic acids

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448. Chemistry is the study of and the spend the most time will have a
it undergoes. charge, and the atom around which the
electrons spend the least time will have a
A. Changes charge.
B. Mixture
A. slightly negative, slightly positive
C. Chemicals
B. only positive charge
D. Matter
C. only negative charge
E. Evolution
D. neutral charge
449. The study of matter and the changes it
undergoes. 455. An element with a mass number of 11
A. Biochemistry and an atomic number of 5 has how many
neutrons?
B. Analytical Chemistry
A. 11
C. Chemistry
D. Physical Chemistry B. 5
C. 6
450. Which physical properties are associated
with most metals? D. 16
A. Dull, good insulator, brittle 456. Magnesium reacts with hydrochloric acid
B. Dull, good conductors, malleable to produce magnesium chloride and hydro-
C. Shiny, good conductors, malleable gen gas. The reactants in this reactions
are
D. shiny, good insulator, malleable
A. magnesium and magnesium chloride.
451. Saponification is used to make what?
B. hydrochloric acid and hydrogen gas.
A. Lotion
C. magnesium and hydrochloric acid.
B. Perfume
C. Soap D. magnesium chloride and hydrogen
gas.
D. Juice
457. neutrons
452. Water is an example of:
A. compound A. no charge, shells
B. element B. positive charge, nucleus
C. solution C. neutral, no charge, nucleus
D. none of above D. negative charge, shells

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458. Substance produced in a reaction. 463. A row across the Periodic Table where
each element has the same number of en-
A. reactant
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B. product
A. column
C. substance B. family
D. mass C. period
459. the maximum amount of solute that can D. none of above
dissolve in a given amount of solvent at a 464. Salt water boils and the water com-
given temperature and pressure pletely evaporates, salt (NaCl) is left in
A. solubility the bottom of the beaker. Which of the
following is left in the beaker?
B. dissolve
A. Compound
C. concentration
B. Element
D. compound
C. Mixture
460. If 238 J of heat is absorbed by a sam- D. None of the Above
ple of metal with a mass of 40.7 g, and
it raises the temperature from 20.0◦ C to 465. How many sig figs are there? 27000000
32.4◦ C, what is the specific heat capacity A. 2
of the metal? B. 5
A. 2.34 J/g◦ C C. 8
B. 0.472 J/g◦ C D. none of above
C. 6.13 J/g◦ C 466. What is a compound?
D. 0.163 J/g◦ C A. the simplest form of a substance
461. It is one of the frontiers that the chemists B. a combination only of 3 elements
are currently exploring in relation to the C. a combination of 2 or more elements
planting and harvesting of good quality D. a place where people are held
crops.
A. Health and Medicine 467. Choose the particle that has no charge.
A. nucleus
B. Food and Agriculture
B. neutron
C. Materials and Technology
C. proton
D. Energy and Environment
D. electron
462. Which of the following is not a property 468. The independent variable is the ONE thing
of a material? you
A. flexibility A. change
B. luster B. keep the same
C. shape C. experiment with
D. ability to transmit light D. investigate

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469. How does oxygen become an oxide ion? B. formula mass

A. it loses 2 electrons C. molar mass
B. it gains 2 electrons D. molecular mass
C. it shares electrons 475. The Maillard reaction usually requires
D. it releases energy in the cooking process.
A. Ice
470. It is one of the frontiers that the chemists
B. Cold weather

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are currently exploring in relation to the
prevention and treatment of diseases, and C. Heat
research about potent drugs. D. Hot weather
A. Health and Medicine
476. What’s the difference between a
B. Materials and Technology prokaryotic cells and euykarotic cells?
C. Food and Agriculture A. Only prokaryotic cells have cytoplasm.
D. Energy and Environment B. Only eukaryotic cells have a cell mem-
brane.
471. The following are the physical properties
of Graphene except C. Only prokaryotic cells have genetic ma-
terial.
A. Translucent
D. Only eukaryotic cells have membrane-
B. Bad heat insulator bound organelles.
C. Hard and strong
477. Which branch of chemistry would look at
D. Permeable the efficiency of a medication based on its
472. What is a pure substance that cannot be reactions within a human body?
broken down into any other substance by A. Organic
physical or chemical means. Ex:Gold, Sil- B. Inorganic
ver, Oxygen, & Nitrogen
C. Biochemistry
A. element
D. Physical
B. compound
478. How do gates at an event function in a
C. mixture
similar way to the cell membranes?
D. salad A. Gates charge you to get in.
473. What atom matches this electron config- B. Gates keep everything out.
uration? [Xe] 6s25d9 C. Gates control how people enter and
A. Mercury exit.
B. Gold D. all of the above
C. Platinum 479. Matter with a definite shape and volume
D. Thallium A. Solid
474. The mass of one MOLE of a substance B. Liquid
is called C. Gas
A. atomic mass D. Plasma

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480. An element is made of 486. Which of the following is an element?

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B. different types of atoms B. Copper
C. air C. Nitrous oxide
D. liquids and solids D. Water

481. gallons = hL 487. Water (H2O) and table salt (NaCl) can be
combined to form salt water. How can this
A. 0.19
combination be classified?
B. 0.20
A. as a compound because the water
C. 20. (H2O) and table salt (NaCl) are chemically
D. 1900 combined
B. as a compound because the water
482. Which of the following are NOT signs (H2O) and table salt (NaCl) form a new
that a chemical reaction occured? pure substance
A. the properties changed C. as a mixture because the water (H2O)
B. bubbles of gas formed can be evaporated and physically sepa-
rated from the table salt (NaCl)
C. color stays the same
D. as a mixture because the water (H2O)
D. smells different
is nonpolar and can be chemically sepa-
483. The chemical bond formed when two rated from the table salt (NaCl).
atoms share electrons is called a(n)
488. When iron and oxygen combine to form
A. ionic bond iron oxide,
B. orbital bond A. a physical change occurs
C. Lewis structure B. a change of state occurs
D. covalent bond C. a change in mass occurs
D. a chemical change occurs
484. Which units of measurement are used for
volume? 489. Starting substance in a chemical reaction
A. grams A. Reactant
B. centimeters B. Product
C. grams/milliliter C. Energy
D. milliliter D. Elements
485. What is the simplest form that cannot be 490. Are made from a combination of 2 or
broken down to anything simpler? more elements
A. element A. Molecules
B. solution B. Pure Substances
C. compound C. Compounds
D. none of above D. Elements

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491. Which type of element is shiny, ductile 496. Aluminium oxide is able to
and malleable? A. neutralise potassium hydroxide solu-
A. metal tion to form a colourlesssolution
B. nonmetal B. neutralise dilute sulphuric acid to form
C. metalloid a colourlesssolution

D. play dough C. dissolve in water to release hydrogen

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492. Which of the following are sources of D. melt at a low temperature
biomass to replace natural gas as the
feedstock of many industrial processes? 497. Examples of these biomolecules are DNA
(1) Seaweed from large-scale farming (2) and RNA
Waste paper from schools and offices (3) A. Nucleic Acids
Methane gas from landfill sites
B. Carbohydrates
A. and (2) only
C. Lipids
B. and (3) only
D. Proteins
C. and (3) only
498. What is the chemical formula of an alkene
D. , (2) and (3)
that has 3 carbon atoms?
493. mol dm-3 aqueous solution of acid W has A. C3H2
a pH of 4.5. Which of the following state-
B. C3H4
ments is true for acid W?
C. C3H6
A. Acid W has a high degree of dissocia-
tion in water. D. C3H8
B. Acid W has a high melting point. 499. Negatively charged subatomic particles.
C. Aqueous solution of acid W has a low A. protons
concentration ofhydrogen ions
B. quarks
D. Acid W is a diprotic acid
C. neutrons
494. What is made up two or more elements D. electrons
that are chemically combined?
500. Which scientist is credited with discover-
A. Element
ing the negatively charge subatomic parti-
B. Mixture cles in the atom?
C. Compound A. Neils Bohr
D. Solids B. J.J. Thompson
495. The mass exactly equal to 1 C. Ernest Rutherford
12 th the mass
of C − 12 atom is called D. Dalton
A. weight 501. Table Sugar (C12H22O11) has how many
B. atomic mass atoms of hydrogen?
C. relative atomic mass A. 12
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C. 11 507. Which of the following would you use to

D. 45 separate mixtures based on their rate of
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502. Which of the following is a characteristic present?
of Atomic Packing Factor? A. distillation
A. Fraction of volume in a crystal that is B. chromatography
occupied by constituent particles.
C. filtration
B. Is dimentionless and always less than
D. none of above
unity
C. Determined by assuming that atoms 508. The state of matter that has no definite
are rigid spheres size or shape is
A. Solid
D. Everything in the list
B. Liquid
503. Which of the following properties is a
C. Gas
physical property?
D. none of above
A. Flammability
B. Boiling point 509. Sulphur shows valencies
A. 2
C. Corrosive
B. 4
D. Reacts with metals
C. both
504. Is NaCl an element or compound? D. none of above
A. Element
510. Mass percent of phosphorus in calcium
B. Compound phosphate is
C. Both A. 38.71%
D. none of above B. 20%
505. A Mixture is defined as C. 41.29%
A. A combination of two or more sub- D. 28%
stances that are not chemically combined 511. Which determines the mass of an ele-
B. A combination of compounds that are ment?
chemically bonded A. Protons
C. 2 or more elements chemically bonded B. Neutrons
C. Electrons
D. none of above D. Only Protons and Neutrons
506. How many significant figures are present 512. Place the following number in scientific
in 0.0025 notation:0.0000000349600
A. Two A. 3.50 x108
B. Three B. 35.0 x10-8
C. Four C. 3.49 x108
D. Five D. 3.50 x10-8

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513. An atom has 29 protons, 29 electrons, 518. Sodium fluoride has a high melting and
and 35 neutrons. What is the mass num- boiling point because
ber of the atom?
A. strong van der waals forces between
A. 29 molecules
B. 35 B. weak van der waals forces between
C. 64 molecule

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static forces
514. Al razi was a great physcian, scientist D. hydrogen bond exist in the molcules
and chemist. He discovered many things.
One of them was 519. Phase change from a gas to a liquid.
A. Anaesthesia A. condensation
B. Carbon B. evaporation
C. Water C. melting
D. Nothing. D. deposition
515. Suppose that you experimentally deter-
520. Mercury is a metal that is liquid at room
mine the mass of nylon formed as a re-
temperature and has a density of 13.5
sult of each of several similar chemical pro-
g/cm3. Which of these metals would sink
cesses. What are the measurements of
below the mercury if dropped into a con-
mass called?
tainer of mercury?
A. qualitative data
A. gold (density=19.3 g/cm3)
B. independent variables
B. lead (density=11.4 g/cm3)
C. controls
C. iron (density=7.9g/cm3)
D. quantitative data
D. aluminum (density=2.7g/cm3)
516. all matter is made of what
521. The study of the properties and changes
A. energy in matter and their relation to energy.
B. atoms A. Physical Chemistry
C. electrons B. Biochemistry
D. compounds C. Organic Chemistry
517. is the branch of chemistry that would D. Inorganic Chemistry
study and develop new materials to im-
prove existing products or make new ones 522. Chemistry is the study of the and be-
that in general do no contain carbon. haviors of
A. Organic Chemistry A. size, mass
B. Inorganic Chemistry B. energy, matter
C. Biochemistry C. properties, matter
D. Physical Chemistry D. characteristics, life

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523. What is the correct formula for Ammo- 528. How many atoms of magnesium are
nium phosphate? present in 96u of Magnesium

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A. NH4PO4 A. 0.25
B. NH43PO4 B. 25
C. (NH4)3PO4 C. 4
D. NH4(PO4)3 D. 0.4

524. What reaction is used to make soaps? 529. What is the name of the compound
P3O5?
A. Condensation
A. Triphosphorus pentaoxide
B. Hydrolysis
B. Phosphorus pentaoxide
C. Esterification
C. Triphosphorus oxide
D. none of above
D. Phosphorus oxide
525. Which type of reaction occurs when
530. Which of the following organic com-
2-iodo-2-methylpropane, C(CH3)3I, re-
pounds is the main source of energy for
acts with aqueous sodium hydroxide,
living things?
NaOH(aq)?
A. carbohydrates
A. Addition
B. lipids
B. Free-radical substitution
C. nucleic acids
C. SN1
D. proteins
D. SN2
531. A group of elements in the periodic table
526. In ionic bonds, electrons are is also called a
A. Gained or lost A. family
B. Shared B. element
C. Mixed randomly C. period
D. Negatively charged D. row
527. Which property is similar for chlorine, 532. g of solid potassium chloride, KCl needs
bromine, iodine and astatine in Group 17 to be dissolved in distilled water to pro-
of the Periodic Table? I Reacts with water duce 0.4 mol dm-3 potassium chloride so-
to form an acidic solution.II Reacts with lution, KCl. What is the volume of distilled
sodium hydroxide solution to form two water needed to dissolve the solid potas-
salts.III Exist as solid at room tempera- sium chloride? [Molar mass of KCL = 74.5
ture.IV All are good bleaching agents. g mol-1]
A. I and II A. 50 cm3
B. I and III B. 200 cm3
C. II and IV C. 500 cm3
D. III and IV D. 2 000 cm3

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533. What is a solvent 539. Which statement about oils is correct

A. a liquid that will dissolve a solid solute A. oils are solid at >5C
B. another word for solubility B. oils are mainly animal food based
C. a substance that make drinks change
C. most oils contain unsaturated fats
color
D. the solid that is about to be dissolved D. oils are less healthy than fats

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A. Solutions week’srain. Then you noticed rust form-
ing onsome of the shiny metal parts. What
B. Suspension
typeof change has occurred?
C. Colloid
A. Chemical
D. none of above
B. Endothermic
535. What term describes a liquid changing to
a gas? C. Physical

A. Deposition D. Tarnishing
B. Sublimation
541. What is surface tension?
C. Freezing
A. The inward force that maximizes the
D. Evaporation surface area of a liquid
536. kg is equal to B. The outward force that maximizes the
A. .052400 grams surface area of a liquid
B. 54200 grams C. The outward force that minimizes the
C. 54200 mg surface area of a liquid
D. 125 pounds D. The inward force that minimizes the
surface area of a liquid
537. In this equation 2NaF + Br2 →2NaBr
+F2The underline part is a 542. If you change a substance into a new sub-
A. Product stance
B. Reactant A. Partial Change
C. Element B. Physical Change
D. none of above
C. Chemical Change
538. Which of the following substances D. Freezing
are structural isomers of each other?
I. CH3(CH2)3CH3II. (CH3)2CHCH3III. 543. Density
CH3CH(CH3)CH2CH3
A. Physical Intensive Property
A. I and II only
B. I and III only B. Physical Extensive Property

C. II and III only C. Chemical Property

D. I, II and III D. none of above

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544. Only two sides are equal and all have 549. A chemistry teacher explores the differ-
equal angles (90◦ ) ent uses of Nylon in for the production o
textiles. What type of research is used?

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A. Cubic
B. Tetragonal A. Basic research
C. Orthorhombic B. Applied research
D. none of above C. Technological development
545. Which statements about substitution D. none of above
reactions are correct? I. The reac-
tion between sodium hydroxide and 550. Measure of the amount of matter an ob-
1-chloropentane predominantly follows ject has.
an SN2 mechanism.II. The reaction be-
A. volume
tween sodium hydroxide and 2-chloro-2-
methylbutane predominantly follows an B. compound
SN2 mechanism.III. The reaction of sodium
C. mass
hydroxide with 1-chloropentane occurs at
a slower rate than with 1-bromopentane. D. element
A. I and II only
551. What type of bond is k2 O
B. I and III only
A. Covalent
C. II and III only
D. I, II and III B. Ionic

546. How many atoms is in this formula? C. Metallic

NaFBr2 D. none of above
A. 6
552. A compound differs from a mixture in
B. 7
that a compound
C. 4
A. contains only one element.
D. 9
B. varies in chemical compostion depend-
547. The branch of chemistry that would study ing on the sample size
the process of photosynthesis in plants.
C. has a definite composition the ele-
A. biochemistry ments that the compound contains.
B. inorganic
D. can be classified as either heteroge-
C. analytical nous or homogenous.
D. physical
553. Every element has a unique name. Ele-
548. Substance present at the start of a reac- ments can also be represented by-
tion
A. its chemical weight
A. product
B. element B. mass

C. matter C. periodic group

D. reactant D. its chemical symbol

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554. Which of the following elements is multi- 560. What is Hydrogenation? & Is it good for
valent? us?
A. Ti A. Hydrogen atoms converting a solid fat
B. He into liquid/NO
C. F B. Hydrogen atoms converting a solid fat
D. P into liquid/YES
C. Hydrogen atoms converting an oil into
555. The study of substances that are com-

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a solid form/ NO
pounds of carbons
A. physical chemistry D. Hydrogen atoms converting an oil into
a solid form/ YES
B. organic chemistry
C. inorganic chemistry 561. Study of chemicals, that in general, do
D. biochemistry not contain carbon is called
E. analytical chemistry A. Organic chemistry

556. All binary compounds end with B. Inorganic chemistry

A. -ous C. Biochemistry
B. -ate D. Chemistry
C. -ide
562. Matter can be defined as anything that
D. -ite
A. has weight.
557. Molecular formula for the oxide of cal-
B. has mass and volume.
cium is
A. CaO C. is uniform throughout.
B. Ca2O D. exhibits both chemical and physical
properties.
C. none
D. none of above 563. What is the center of the atom called
558. When heat is removed/released, the A. Neutron
temperature of matter decreases and the
B. Nucleus
particles
C. Electron
A. speed up and move farther apart
B. speed up and move closer together D. Proton
C. slow down and move farther apart 564. Element X is located in the same group as
D. slow down and move closer together copper in the periodic table. Which of the
following is true about element X?
559. Which statement about fats is correct?
A. X is a transition metal.
A. fats are solid at room temperature
B. fats are mainly unsaturated B. X is a gas.
C. fats are healthier than oils C. X can be a catalyst.
D. most fats are plant based D. X can form coloured compounds.

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565. The is the sum of the protons and the C. test tube
neutrons in an atom. D. graduated cylinder

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A. Atomic Number
571. This ranges 7 on a Ph scale
B. Mass Number
A. Neutral
C. Protons
B. Base
D. Neutrons C. Acid
566. An aluminum isotope consists of 13 pro- D. none of above
tons, 13 electrons, and 14 neutrons. Its
mass number is 572. What is the volume of 150. grams of
lead if it has a density of 11.3 g/cm 3?
A. 13
A. 13.3 g
B. 14
B. 13.3 cm3
C. 27
C. .075 g
D. 40 D. 1695 cm3
567. Chemical formula of quick lime is: 573. Chewing food to break it down into
A. CaO smaller particles represents a change,
but the changing of starch into sugars by
B. Ca(OH)2
enzymes in the digestive system repre-
C. CaCO3 sents a change.
D. CO2 A. Chemical then Physical
568. Which among the following is an ele- B. Physical then Chemical
ment? C. Both Physical
A. brass D. Both Chemical
B. bronze 574. What is a pure substance made of two
C. silver or more elements chemically combined in a
set ratio. Ex:CO2 has a set ratio of 1:2,
D. stainless steel
meaning for every one carbon atom there
569. What are the smallest parts of pure sub- are two oxygen atoms.
stancesthat cannot be broken down in- A. element
tosimpler substances?
B. compound
A. Mixtures C. mixture
B. Elements D. salad
C. Atoms
575. a university plans to map all the genes
D. Molecules on human chromosomes
570. Which lab tool might you use to measure A. basic research
the volume of a liquid? B. applied research
A. electric scale C. technological research
B. bunsen burner D. none of above

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576. Is 20 g greater than, less than, or equal 581. This law states that energy cannot be cre-
to 2 kg? ated or destroyed, but it can change form.
A. greater than A. Endothermic reaction
B. less than B. Law of Conservation of EnergyLOCOE
C. equal to C. Exothermic reaction
D. none of above D. Law of Conservation of MatterLOCOM

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ball because: A. Atoms
A. the basketball takes up more space B. Cells
B. the basketball contains more matter C. Protons
C. the golf ball contains a different kind D. Neutrons
of matter
583. State change is always a
D. the golf ball has an indefinite composi-
tion A. Physical change
B. Physical property
578. What are the three states of matter?
C. Chemical change
A. Solid
D. Chemical property
B. Wet
C. Gas 584. Acetylene is burned in welding torches
according to the following chemical re-
D. Frozen action:2 C2H2 + 5 O2 → 4 CO2 + 2
E. Liquid H2OHow many oxygen (O) atoms are
found in the reactants?
579. A chemical property that refers to the
energy released when a compound under- A. 10
goes burning. B. 5
A. Reactivity C. 8
B. Flammability D. 2
C. Chemical Stability 585. What is the shape of H2O?
D. Heat of Combustion A. linear
580. Physical properties are B. tetrahedral
A. properties that can be observed with- C. bent
out changing the identity of the substance D. trigonal pyramidal
B. properties that describe how a sub- 586. Whichone of the following equations is
stance changes into a completely differ- correctly balanced?
ent substance
A. H2O →3H2 + O2
C. properties that we can only observe
with our eyes B. H2 O → 2H2 + O2
D. properties that we need special tools C. 2H2O →H2 + 4O2
to observe D. 2H2O →2H2 + O2

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587. The property that describes how some- 593. Which list does NOT contain compounds
thing looks (e.g. size, mass, texture, found in the same homologous series?
shape) and how it behaves around other

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A. methane, ethane, propane, butane
substances (e.g. soluble, magnetic)
A. chemical B. Pentane, hexanol, heptane, octane
B. physical C. nonane, decane, undecane, dodecane
C. appearance D. tridecane, tetradecane, pentadecane,
D. physique hexadecane
588. Mass Number =
594. What is the mass of one mole of alu-
A. No. of protons minum chloride (remember to determine
B. No. of electrons the correct formula first)?
C. No. of neutrons A. 62.435g
D. Protons + Neutrons B. 116.399g
589. Which of the following phase changes is C. 133.341g
exothermic?
D. 97.888g
A. melting
B. freezing 595. Water compound
C. vaporization (evaporation)
A. NaCl
D. sublimation
B. H2O
590. This particle determines what element
you have-the elements identity. C. Protein
A. electron D. CaCO
B. proton
596. In what type of bond are electrons gained
C. neutron
or lost? This happens between a metal
D. valence shell and a non-metal?
591. All molecules of the alkane homologous A. ionic
series have which ending in their name?
B. covalent
A. -ane
B. -ene C. subatomic

C. -anol D. none of above

D. -anoic acid
597. The smallest basic unit of matter is the
592. Melting is
A. molecule.
A. liquid to solid
B. atom.
B. solid to liquid
C. solid to gas C. compound.
D. gas to liquid D. cell.

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598. A type of mixture in which the composi- B. 16-Oxygen

tion of the mixture is the same all through- C. 24-Oxygen
out.
D. 8-Neon
A. Intensive Mixture
B. Homogeneous Mixture 604. What is the Law of Conservation of
mass/matter?
C. Extensive Mixture
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B. Mass is destroyed in a chemical reac-
599. Elements are found in the (living tion
things).
C. New chemicals formed from a chem-
A. atmosphere ical reaction have a larger overall mass
B. hydrosphere than the original reactants
C. biosphere D. New chemicals formed in a chemical
reactions have the same mass as the orig-
D. lithosphere
inal reactants.
600. During a chemical reaction, if there is a
605. Which is a tertiary halogenoalkane?
release of energy, this type of reaction is
called A. CH3CH2CH2Br
A. Endothermic B. CH3CH2CH(CH3)Cl
B. Exothermic C. C(CH3)3Br
C. Elephant toothpate D. CH3CHClCH2CH3
D. Combustion 606. Which is the best example of a pure sub-
601. Molecules are closest together in a stance?
A. Solid A. peanuts
B. Liquid B. milk
C. Gas C. gold
D. none of above D. air

602. Which of the following is a characteristic 607. CO is the symbol for Carbon Monoxide.
of water? This is a
A. Water has cohesive and adhesive prop- A. compound
erties B. element
B. Water is polar C. mixture
C. Water has a high specific heat D. atom
D. Water has a high rate of evaporation
once boiling is achieved 608. cm3 of nitric acid requires 15.80 cm3 of
0.12 mol dm-3 barium hydroxide solution
603. What is the mass number and name of an for complete neutralisation. The concentra-
element with 8 protons and 8 neutrons? tion of nitric acid is
A. 16-Carbon A. 0.0474 mol dm-3

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D. 0.3792 mol dm-3
614. Which of the following involves the quan-
609. All elements in a horizontal row are re- titative determination of the chemical com-
ferred to as: ponents of the subtance?
A. group A. analytical
B. family B. biochemistry
C. period C. inorganic
D. all of the above D. qualitative

610. The group B elements located in the mid- 615. What are homogeneous mixtures?
dle of the periodic table. These elements A. The component substances are evenly
are characterized by the presence of elec- distributed throughout the mixture. The
trons in the d sublevel. composition is uniform.
A. Transition Metals B. Changes that do not affect the identity
B. Inner Transition Metals of the substance
C. Representative Elements C. The components are unevenly dis-
tributed with a non-uniform composition.
D. Alkaline Earth Metals
D. When one or more substances are con-
611. A sample of iron receives 50 J of heat verted into different substances
energy that raises the temperature of the
iron 25.0◦ C. If iron has a specific heat of 616. Anything that takes up mass and space
0.10 J/g◦ C, what is the mass of the iron A. Mass
sample?
B. volume
A. 25g
C. Matter
B. 30g
D. Density
C. 20g
D. 50g 617. Which branch of chemistry would study
the sodium-potassium pump?
612. Type of matter that is made from 1 type
A. Organic
of atom.
B. Inorganic
A. element
C. Physical
B. compound
D. Biochemistry
C. heterogeneous mixture
D. homogeneous mixture 618. The chemical symbol for sodium is
A. NA
613. Which of the following is not a separation
technique B. Na
A. Chromatography C. SO
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619. Which compound is produced in the reac- 625. Which of the following will slow down
tion between but-2-ene and steam? the rate of a chemical reaction
A. CH3CHOHCHOHCH3 A. absence of a catalyst
B. CH2OHCH2CH2CH2OH B. the concentration is increased
C. CH3CH2CHOHCH3 C. the temperature is increased
D. CH3CH2CH2CH2OH D. both concentration and temperature is
increased

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620. CO2 would be a
626. What subatomic particles are found in the
A. Compound
nucleus and have a positive charge?
B. Molecule
A. protons
C. Compound AND Molecule
B. electrons
D. Sandwich C. neutrons
621. Example of saturated fatty acids D. none of above
A. oleic acid 627. Which substance is an element?
B. linoleic acid A. Water (H2O)
C. lauric acid B. Ammonia (NH3)
D. palmitic acid C. Chlorine (Cl)
622. State of matter that has a definite shape D. Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
and a definite volume.
628. when you have something that does not
A. Gas dissolve it is referred to as being
B. Liquid A. insoluble
C. Solid B. a rock
D. none of above C. a solid
623. Which of the following will have a larger D. a nail
radius than Zinc? 629. What element symbol is represented by
A. Gallium O
B. Aluminum A. Chlorine
C. Magnesium B. Carbon
D. Strontium C. Osmium
D. Oxygen
624. Danny is sitting atthe table and says,
“Please pass the C6H12O6”. His father, 630. a forensic scientist uses chemistry to find
a chemist, smiles and hands Dannywhat? information at the scene of the crime
A. Napkins A. organic chemistry
B. Pepper B. analytical chemistry
C. Salt C. biochemistry
D. Sugar D. theoretical chemistry

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631. Which substance is not produced during 636. The building blocks of are amino
the combustion of alkanes? acids.

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A. CO2 A. carbohydrates
B. CO B. lipids
C. C C. proteins
D. H2 D. nucleic acids

632. A solid substance that form from a solu- 637. STP (standard temperature and pressure)
tion. A. A reaction that releases energy in the
form of heat
A. sediment
B. the process of burning something
B. fractional crystallization
C. conditions of 0.00◦ C and 1 atm pres-
C. element
sure
D. precipitate D. the study of energy changes that occur
during chemical reactions and changes in
633. Bond energy is the energy
state
A. required to break a chemical bond.
638. The is the substance being dissolved.
B. released when a chemical bond
breaks. A. solute
C. required to form a chemical bond. B. solvent

D. absorbed when a chemical bond C. mixture

forms. D. solution

634. Which among the following is a NOT mat- 639. If an atom has 10 protons, 10 neutrons,
ter? and 10 electrons, what is the mass of the
atom?
A. Air
A. 10
B. Gold
B. 20
C. Water
C. 30
D. Heat
D. none of above
635. What is the definition of an element?
640. Which of the following is an exothermic
A. The smallest part of any substance process
which can exist on its own
A. Evaporation of water
B. Two or more atoms chemically joined B. Reaction of water with quick lime
together (can be the same or can be dif-
ferent) C. Sublimation of camphor
C. A simple substance in which all the D. All of the above
atoms are identical
641. What product is formed when
D. Two or more different elements chem- CH3CH(OH)CH3 is reacted with acidified
ically joined together potassium dichromate(VI)?

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A. CH3COOCH3 D. 5
B. CH3CH2CHO 646. How is a gas defined?
C. CH3CH2COOH A. Indefinite shape, indefinite volume
D. CH3COCH3 B. Definite shape, definite volume
642. What is the law of conservation of mat- C. Found in stars
ter? D. Definite volume, indefinite shape

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A. The Law of Conservation of Matter
states that during a reaction matter can 647. State the changes in the methyl orange
be created and destroyed indicator inside the conical flask containing
potassium hydroxide solution, KOH when
B. The Law of Conservation of Matter it reaches end point.
states that during a reaction no matter is
created nor destroyed. A. Yellow to red
C. The Law of Conservation of Matter B. Yellow to orange
states that matter goes through changes C. Red to yellow
called a phase change
D. Pink to colorless
D. none of above
648. Non-crystalline solids are
643. If the mass of H2 O in a glass is 36g
A. Amorphic solids
. then calculate the no. o f moles if the
molar mass of H2 O is 18g . HINT:use B. Amorphorous solids
the following formula:No. o f moles = C. Amorphous solids
Mass in g
Molar mass D. none of above
A. 2 moles
649. Which particles make up the nucleus of an
B. 0.5 moles
atom?
C. 5 moles
A. protons and neutrons
D. none of above
B. electrons and protons
644. Which statement about a homologous se- C. electrons, protons, and neutrons
ries is correct?
D. electrons and neutrons
A. Members of the series differ by CH3.
B. Members of the series have the same 650. The study of carbon containing com-
physical properties. pounds.

C. Members of the series have the same A. Organic Chemistry

empirical formula. B. Inorganic Chemistry
D. Members of the series have similar C. Physical Chemistry
chemical properties. D. Biochemistry
645. Number of branches of chemistry 651. Something that takes up space and has
A. 7 mass.
B. 2 A. volume
C. 8 B. matter

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652. a substance formed when two or more
658. An does not allow electricity or heat
elements are chemically bonded together
to flow through it easily.
A. Element Soup
A. combustion
B. Pure Element
B. conductor
C. Ion
C. insulator
D. Compound
D. luster
653. Identify the functional group present in
HCOCH2CH3. 659. Which particle has a positive charge?
A. Ester A. electron
B. Ketone
B. orbital
C. Aldehyde
C. proton
D. Alcohol
D. neutron
654. How many valence electrons are in the
Halogen family elements? 660. What year was the periodic table made?
A. 10 A. 1986
B. 9 B. 1869
C. 8
C. 1932
D. 7
D. 1847
655. The electrons involved in the formation of
a chemical bond are called 661. Air, water, glass and antacid tablets are
A. dipoles (#####)

B. s electrons A. Homogeneous
C. Lewis electrons B. Heterogeneous
D. valence electrons C. metric system
656. Solid, liquid and gas are examples of? D. Matter
A. phases
662. a change in matter in which the sub-
B. temperature stances that make up the matter change
C. scale into other substances with different chem-
ical and physical properties
D. refute
A. physical change
657. Which of the following statements is
TRUE? B. physical property
A. A molecule is smaller than an atom. C. chemical change
B. A molecule is made of atoms. D. chemical property

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663. How many valence electrons do elements 668. All are made up of two or more atoms
in Group 2A have? bonded together.
A. 12 A. atoms
B. 4 B. molecules
C. 1 C. electrons
D. 2 D. elements

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664. The chemical equation shows the reaction 669. Bonds between atoms in a molecule form
between excess sulphuric acid solution as a result of the sharing or exchanging of
with sodium hydroxide solution.2NaOH electrons.
(aq) + H2SO4 (aq) → Na2SO4 (aq) + A. charged
2H2O12.5 cm3 of 0.5 mol dm-3 sulphuric
B. valence
acid solution neutralises 50 cm3 of sodium
hydroxide. Determine the concentration of C. innermost
the sodium hydroxide solution. D. ionic
A. 0.10 mol dm-3
670. Fats are immiscible in water because
B. 0.20 mol dm-3
A. Water is polar and fats are polar
C. 0.25 mol dm-3 B. Water is polar and fats are non polar
D. 0.50 mol dm-3 C. Water is non polar and fats are polar
665. Process from liquid to solid. D. none of above
A. Freezing 671. On the Periodic Table each element in-
B. Deposition creases by one
C. Evaporation A. electron
D. Melting B. proton
C. neutron
666. Mixture, such as mixed nuts or dry soup
mix, in which different materials are un- D. letter
evenly distributed and are easily identi- 672. Unsaturated fats such as oils can be hard-
fied. ened by which type of reaction?
A. suspension A. Addition
B. homogeneous mixture B. Hydrolysis
C. heterogeneous mixture C. Condensation
D. colloid D. none of above
667. Substance formed in a chemical reaction 673. Propanitrile can be prepared by react-
A. Reactant ing bromoethane with potassium cyanide.
Which statement is not correct about the
B. Product
reaction between bromoethane and potas-
C. Compound sium cyanide?
D. Molecule A. The reaction is bi-molecular.

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C. Homolytic fission occurs between the
carbon-bromine bond in bromoethane. 679. How many atoms are present in 46 u of
Na
D. The cyanide ion, :CN-, acts as a nucle-
ophile. A. 46

674. Elements that have properties of both B. 23

metals and nonmetals. C. 1
A. inner transition D. 2
B. representative elements
680. What are the two main categories of el-
C. transition ements onthe periodic table?
D. metalloids A. Alloys or metals
675. Why are LDLs (Low-Density Lipopro- B. Metals and nonmetals
teins) considered “losers” C. Solutions and compounds
A. They are found in every fatty food D. pure substances and mixtures
B. They transport excess cholesterol
back to liver 681. Why are HDLS (High-Density Lipopro-
teins) considered the “heroes”?
C. They transport excess cholesterol to
arteries A. They transport excess cholesterol
back to liver
D. They are processed through the body
very slowly B. They transport excess cholesterol to
arteries
676. Which two particles would you find in the
nucleus of an atom? C. They are processed through the body
very quickly
A. Electrons and Ions
D. They are found in every fatty food
B. Electrons and Neutrons
C. Protons and Electrons 682. Solution where more solute can still be
dissolved at the given temperature.
D. Protons and Neutrons
A. Saturated
677. An ion that has a positive charge.
B. Unsaturated
A. cation
C. Supersaturated
B. anion
D. Homogeneous solution
C. oxyanion
D. monoatomic ion 683. What is unique about carbon?
A. bonding properties
678. Which of the following symbols repre-
sents a compound? B. ability to bond with oxygen
A. Co C. properties as a reactant
B. Br D. properties as an enzyme

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684. Whenobserving a salad with lettuce, car- C. Sr(C2H3O2)2

rots, radishes, and cucumbers, a student- D. Sr(C2H3O2)3
correctly classified it as which of the fol-
lowing? 690. Which state of matter has a fixed shape
and volume and it’s molecules move very
A. An element
slowly?
B. A compound A. Liquid
C. A homogeneous mixture B. Gas

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D. A heterogeneous mixture C. Solid
685. The smallest building block of all matter D. Plasma
in the universe. 691. Group of elements whose ending e-
A. Atom configuration is p5. 7 electrons in outer
B. Matter level, easily gain electrons.
A. Noble gases
C. Proton
B. Halogens
D. Element
C. Chalcogens
686. Which compound has the smallest molar D. Nitrogen Group
mass?
692. The atomic no. of an element is 19 and
A. CO
its mass no. is 39 . What is the no. of
B. CO2 neutrons?
C. H2O A. 19
D. H2O2 B. 39
C. 58
687. Which correctly lists elements?
D. 20
A. S2Fe, Al, Sr, O
693. According to periodic trends, which ele-
B. C, Fe, Al, Sr
ment would have more valence electrons
C. h2o, C, Al, S than oxygen?
D. c, fe, al, sr A. carbon (C)
688. Measure of the space occupied by an ob- B. chlorine (Cl)
ject. C. selenium (Se)
A. volume D. phosphorus (P)
B. mass 694. Elements are found in the
C. matter A. lithosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere,
D. solid and the atmosphere.
B. lithosphere, elmentsphere, and the
689. What is the correct chemical formula for universe.
strontium acetate?
C. atmosphere, universe, and litho-
A. SrC2H3O2 sphere.
B. Sr2C2H3O2 D. periodic table of elements.

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695. What are Chemical Changes? 700. A local water quality standard for a par-
ticular metal is 100 ppm. Which of the fol-
A. Characteristics that can be ob-
lowing describes what 100 ppm means?

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served/measured without changing the
identity of the substance A. 1/1, 000, 000
B. Changes that do not affect the identity B. 10/1, 000, 000
of the substance C. 100/1, 000, 000
C. A property that depends on the amount D. 1, 000/1, 000, 000
of matter in a sample.
701. Butter bean seeds were placed in dishes
D. When one or more substances are con- lined with moist paper towel for 5 days at
verted into different substances different temperatures & germination was
measured. Which of the following is the
696. A can be used to help visualize micro- independent variable?
scopic structures and events.
A. Number of seeds
A. variable
B. Time
B. hypothesis C. Temperature
C. theory D. Type of seed
D. model
702. Cr + Mn + Ni
697. Can solid nitrogen conduct electricity? A. Compound
A. No, it exist as neutral molecule. B. Element
B. No, it is covalent compound C. Mixture
D. none of above
C. Yes, it consists of ions
D. Yes, it is ionic compound 703. Which of the following are the benefits
of using catalysts in industrial processes?
698. The use of mathematics and computers to (1)Needing higher temperatures for reac-
understand the principles behind observed tions(2) Lowering the operating temper-
chemical behavior and to design and pre- ature(3) Getting more product in a rela-
dict the properties of new compounds. tively shorter period oftime
A. Theoretical Chemistry A. and (2) only

B. Biochemistry B. and (3) only

C. and (3) only
C. Inorganic Chemistry
D. , (2) and (3)
D. Organic Chemistry
704. In a neutral atom, the atomic number is
699. Metals are malleable, this means they also equal to which of the following?
are
A. The number of protons
A. shiny B. The number of electrons
B. good conductors of heat and electricity C. The number of protons and neutrons
C. can be hammered into sheets D. The number of neutrons
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705. Argon (proton number =18) is inert to D. endothermic because releasing en-
any chemical reaction because ergy
A. It is light
711. An example of a chemical property is
B. it is located in Group 18
A. Flammability
C. it has achieved stable duplet electron
arrangement B. Change of State
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arrangement
D. Density
706. What is the charge of S?
712. When bromine water is shaken with a
A. 0 liquid organic compound, it is rapidly de-
B. +1 colourized. What can be determined from
C. -2 this test?
D. -1 A. The compound is an alcohol.

707. a substance that consists of only one type B. The compound is an alkane.
of atom C. The compound is an alkene.
A. mixture D. The compound is an iodoalkane.
B. element
713. Chemistry is (technically) the study of
C. compound
D. solute
A. Chemical solutions and solids
708. Mass percent of Hydrogen in NaOH is
B. Matter and the changes it undergoes
A. 2
C. The world around us
B. 2.5
D. Chemical reactions
C. 3
D. 3.5 714. is everything around us. It takes up
space and has mass.
709. Coordination No. = 6No. of Molecules =
1APF = 0.52Relationship (a to r) = a=2r A. atom
A. Simple Cubic B. chemistry
B. Body Centered Cubic C. matter
C. Face Centered Cubic D. molecules
D. Hexagonal Closed Pack
715. Biochemistry deals with
710. Consider the reaction:2 H2O + energy →
2H2 + O2 A. Chemical changes in non living things

A. exothermic because releasing energy B. Physical and chemical changes in hu-

mans
B. exothermic because absorbing energy
C. Physical changes
C. endothermic because absorbing en-
ergy D. I don’t know

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716. Among are the characteristics of Poly- 721. wood + oxygen → carbon dioxide + wa-
crystalline materials except ter +energy ; what are the products

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A. Crystallographic orientation varies A. wood and oxygen
from grain to grain. B. carbon dioxide and water
B. Composed of a collection of small crys- C. oxygen and energy
tals or grains
D. wood and energy
C. There exists an atomic mismatch
within region of grains 722. a mixture in which substances are not
evenly mixed
D. Everything in the list are characteris-
A. heterogeneous mixture
tics of Polycrystalline materials.
B. physical change
717. How many atoms is in this formula? Na2 C. homogeneous mixture
CO3
D. chemical change
A. 3
723. Wood burning is an example of
B. 4
A. physical intensive property
C. 5
B. physical extensive property
D. 6
C. chemical change
718. What atom matches this electron config- D. Physical change
uration? 1s22s22p63s2
724. If an atom contains 4 protons, 4 neutrons,
A. Neon and 4 electrons. What is its mass num-
B. Magnesium ber?
A. 4
C. Aluminum
B. 8
D. Potassium
C. 2
719. What is the name of the compound D. 16
N2O3?
725. Valence electrons are found
A. Sodium dioxide
A. in the innermost energy level of an
B. Dinitrogen trioxide atom
C. Dinitrogen oxide B. in the middle energy levels of an atom
D. Nitrous oxide C. in the outermost energy levels of an
atom
720. A form of matter that has a definite com-
D. none of above
position and distinct properties.
A. Mixture 726. Substances composed of two or more el-
ements chemically combined in a fixed pro-
B. Element portion.
C. Compound A. element
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C. vapor C. Radical
D. mixture D. Anion
727. What is the correct name of the com- 733. Bases, like soap, are
pound Mg(NO3)2?
A. sour
A. Magnesium nitride
B. slippery
B. Magnesium dinitrate
C. non-electrical

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C. Monomagnesium dinitrate
D. carbon
D. Magnesium nitrate

728. Propene is converted to propanone in 734. The activation energy needed for a chem-
a two stage process.Propene → X → ical reaction is decreased by a
PropanoneWhat is the formula of com- A. catalyst.
pound X?
B. reactant.
A. CH3CHBrCH3
C. product.
B. CH3CH2CH2Br
D. substrate.
C. CH3CHOHCH3
D. CH3CH2CH2OH 735. What is the value of x Cl −1 X

729. What is the molar mass of sodium? A. 0

A. 11 B. 4

B. 22.990 C. 100000000000000000000000000
C. 45.98 D. 1
D. 3 736. An element is made up of only one kind
730. The valency of Chlorine in AlCl3 is of

A. 1 A. isotope
B. 3 B. plastic
C. 2 C. atom
D. none of above D. metal

731. What charge do electrons have? 737. What is the difference between ionic and
A. positive covalent bonding?
B. negative A. Ionic bonds share electrons, covalent
bonds transfer electrons
C. neutral
B. Covalent bonds share electrons, ionic
D. none of above
bonds transfer electrons
732. An electrophile is a Lewis C. Only ionic bonds can make double
A. Base bonds
B. Acid D. Only ionic bonds can be polar

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738. Pure oxygen (O) is an example of B. fatty acids.

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B. a mixture D. proteins.
C. a compound
744. Which of the following is / are exam-
D. none of above ple(s) of organic solvent?
739. The rule that refers to polar molecules A. toluene
dissolving polar and nonpolar dissolving B. tetrachloromethane
nonpolar is
C. benzene
A. this dissolves that
D. water
B. like dissolves like
C. same dissolves same 745. The number of atoms, ions or molecules
that a central atom or ion holds as its near-
D. here dissolves there est neighbors in a complex or a coordina-
tion compound or in a crystal.
740. Subatomic particle that determines the
identity of the atom A. Coordination number
A. proton B. Ligancy
B. nucleus C. Coordination
C. electron D. none of above
D. neutron
746. What is the correct name for the follow-
741. A(n) increases the reaction rate by ing compound? HClO3
lowering the activation energy needed. A. Hydrogen chloroxide
A. catalyst B. Chloric acid
B. energy C. Hydrogen trichlorate
C. activation energy D. Hypochlorite
D. decomposition
747. What is the most dense metal?
E. chemical changes
A. Aluminum 2.7 g/cm3
742. Water is a universal solvent because it B. Steel7.14 g/cm3
C. Nylon1.2 g/cm3
A. It can be found anywhere
D. Copper 8.14 g/cm3
B. It freezes when it gets cold
C. floats when frozen 748. Identifies an unknown through by calcu-
lating its composition.
D. Dissolves most substances
A. analytical
743. The four main types of carbon-based
B. physical
molecules in organisms are carbohydrates,
lipids, nucleic acids, and C. organic
A. starches. D. biochemistry

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749. What term describes a solid changing to C. capillary action

a liquid? D. surface tension
A. Deposition
755. All elements in the same vertical column
B. Sublimation
are referred to as:
C. Freezing
A. column
D. Melting
B. family

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750. pharmaceutical company examines the C. group
protein on the coating + of a virus
D. all of the above
A. organic chemistry
B. analytical chemistry 756. The attraction between two molecules of
the SAME substance is called
C. biochemistry
A. cohesion
D. theoretical chemistry
B. adhesion
751. What are the raw materials for the Haber
C. capillary action
process?
D. surface tension
A. Hydrogen and Oxygen
B. Hydrogen and Nitrogen 757. In the chemical name copper (II) sulphate
C. Water and Nitrogen the roman numeral is used to show

D. Oxygen and Nitrogen A. Which ion is used

B. How the ion is used
752. The branch of chemistry that would Iden-
tify an unknown material by determining C. the period the element belonged in
its chemical composition or make-up. D. the group the element belonged in
A. analytical
758. Combination of 2 or more or more sub-
B. physical stances blended together without a chemi-
C. organic cal reaction.
D. biochemistry A. Compund

753. How many structural isomers exist with B. Atom

the formula C3H5Cl3? C. Density
A. 3 D. Mixture
B. 4
759. Type of matter that is made from 2 or
C. 5 more different types of atoms that are
D. 6 chemically combined.
A. element
754. The attraction between two molecules
DIFFERENT substances is called B. compound
A. cohesion C. heterogeneous mixture
B. adhesion D. homogeneous mixture

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760. Which subatomic particle has a negative C. carbohydrates

charge? D. nucleic acids

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A. Protons
766. a professor explores the reactions that
B. Neutrons take place in a human liver
C. Electrons A. organic chemistry
D. Nucleus B. analytical chemistry
761. chemistry is directed to a practical C. biochemistry
goal or application. D. theoretical chemistry
A. Pure chemistry 767. What holds atoms together in a
B. Analytical chemistry molecule?
C. Physical chemistry A. density
D. Applied chemistry B. gravity
C. physical bonds
762. He was the Greek philosopher who
added the fifth fundamental element-ether D. chemical bonds
/ aether. 768. Identify the product(s) in the following
A. Democritus word equation:sodium reacts with chlorine
to yield sodium chloride
B. Aristotle
A. Sodium
C. Epicurus
B. Sodium chloride
D. Empedocles
C. Sodium and Chlorine
763. A stick of butter is what type of fat? D. Sodium and sodium chloride
A. Saturated Fat
769. What are the four main types of
B. Polyunsaturated Fat molecules found in the cells of living
C. Monounsaturated Fat things?
D. none of above A. carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids,
and proteins
764. The elements that appear below the main
B. lipids, nutrients, nucleic acids, and car-
body of the periodic table. These elements
bon dioxide
are characterized by the presence of elec-
trons in the f sublevel. C. carbon dioxide, hydrogen, oxygen, and
various salts
A. transition metals
D. atoms, molecules, chemical com-
B. inner transition metals pounds, andcarbohydrates
C. representative elements
770. Compounds are made from the atoms of
D. noble gases two or more
765. What type of molecule provides immedi- A. solutions
ate energy in cells? B. carbs
A. lipids C. mixtures
B. proteins D. elements

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771. Which statement about stereoisomers is 776. How close a measurement is to the true
correct? value is called..
A. 1, 2-dichloroethane has two geometri- A. Accuracy
cal isomers. B. Precision
B. 1, 2-dichloroethane has two optical iso- C. Significant
mers. D. Estimate
C. 1, 2-dichloroethene has two geometri-
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cal isomers.
that a chemical reaction has occurred?
D. 1, 2-dichloroethene has two optical iso- A. Sound is given off
mers.
B. Gas bubbles escape
772. Bad effect of food additives when take C. The shape of the object changes
excessively is D. The temperature changes
A. cough
778. Group of elements whose ending e-
B. nothing happened configuration is s1, most reactive metals
C. cancer with the exception of hydrogen. Easily
lose electrons.
D. fever
A. halogens
773. What would you be able to do with a B. alkali metals
filter, magnet, or strainer when thinking C. alkaline earth metals
about a mixture?
D. chalcogens
A. separate them
779. Atoms are the basic units of
B. combine them chemically
A. elements
C. combine them physically
B. pure substances
D. none of above C. the atmosphere
774. Alkane molecules are made of which ele- D. matter
ments? 780. If the density of a liquid is 0.80 g/mL,
A. Carbon and hydrogen what is its specific gravity? ( at Room
Temp.)
B. Carbon, hydrogen and oxygen
A. 0.8 ml
C. Carbon and oxygen
B. 0.8 L
D. Carbon, nitrogen and hydrogen
C. 0.8
775. Which of the following is the chemical D. 0.8 g/mL
symbolfor the element hydrogen?
781. The amount of space something takes up
A. 1 A. density
B. 1.008 B. volume
C. H C. mass
D. He D. matter

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782. What is chemistry? B. A compound

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volume. D. A homogeneous mixture
B. is study of composition, structure,
properties, and reactions of matter. 787. Which of the following are considered
to be pure substances (more than 1 an-
C. is another word for all substances that swer)?
make up our world.
A. compounds
D. none of above
B. elements
783. Which of the following are pure sub- C. molecules
stances?
D. mixtures
A. elements
B. colloids 788. We know that air is a mixture and not a
compound because
C. heterogeneous mixture
A. it can be heated to a higher tempera-
D. solutions
ture.
784. The pH of milk is 6.4. Based on this infor- B. it can be compressed to a smaller vol-
mation, which of the following statements ume.
best describes milk?
C. it is colorless.
A. Very Basic
D. its composition can vary.
B. Slightly Basic
789. A has a definite ratio of components
C. Very Acidic
A. compound
D. Slightly Acidic
B. mixture
785. Ernst Rutherford discovered which part
C. solvent
of the atom throught the use of gold foil?
D. solute
A. Proton
B. Neutron 790. In order to survive, the flower sitting on
the restaurant table needs water, carbon
C. Electron
dioxide, andoxygen. What element do all
D. Orbitals three ofthese have in common?
786. Silvery grey iron filings (density = 7.87 A. They are all different elements
g/cm3) are added to yellow sulfur powder B. Oxygen
(density = 1.96 g/cm3) in a test tube. The
C. Hydrogen
contents of the test tube were strongly
heated until they glowed red without fur- D. Carbon
ther heating to form a dark grey dull solid
(density = 4.84 g/cm3), which cannot be 791. This rule says that the amount of atoms
separated by physical means. Which of in the reactants is equal to the amount of
the following best describes the dark grey, atoms in the products
dull solid? A. Conservation of Energy
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C. Conservation of Mass 797. is the branch of chemistry that would

D. Rule of 8 measure the amount of energy released or
absorbed in chemical processes.
792. How many protons does the elemental A. Inorganic Chemistry
atom of nitrogen contain? B. Organic Chemistry
A. 4 C. Biochemistry
B. 7 D. Physical Chemistry

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C. 14.0
798. What is the unit used to measure ozone
D. 21 in the atmosphere?
A. dobson units
793. What does temperature measure?
B. pascals
A. heat
C. kilometers
B. average kinetic energy
D. degrees Celsius
C. space
799. The only element with no neutrons in its
D. time
nucleus.
794. What subatomic particles found in the nu- A. Oxygen
cleus have no charge? B. Helium
A. protons C. Hydrogen
B. neutrons D. Lithium
C. electrons 800. This causes the mass of the nucleus to in-
D. none of above crease.
A. adding an electron
795. The first four alkanes are listed below.
In which list are they placed in the cor- B. adding a neutron
rect order, i.e. increasing number of car- C. more orbitals
bon atoms? D. adding negatively charged particles
A. methane, ethane, propane, butane
801. Which of the following is an ionic bond?
B. ethane, methane, propane, butane
A. H3N
C. methane, ethane, butane, propane B. CaCl2
D. methane, propane, ethane, butane C. NO2
796. The branch of chemistry that would in- D. SCl
clude testing water to determine how 802. What is the product of the oxidation of
much lead is in it. butan-2-ol?
A. Inorganic Chemistry A. But-2-ene
B. Organic Chemistry B. Butanoic acid
C. Biochemistry C. Butanal
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803. The area that deals with the mechanism, 808. A mixture where the solute does not mix
the rate, and the energy transfer that oc- with the solvent and can easily be sep-
curs when matter undergoes a change. arated (example:creates a solid that col-

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A. Biochemistry lects on top of the mixture) is called a
A. suspension
B. Analytical Chemistry
B. colloid
C. Physical Chemistry
C. solution
D. Organic Chemistry
D. none of above
804. what is a gas?
809. An atoms overall charge is
A. a substance or matter in a state in
which it will expand freely to fill the whole A. positive
of a container B. depends on its mood
B. the basic unit of a chemical element C. neutral
C. an atom or molecule with a net elec- D. negative
tric charge due to the loss or gain of one
or more electrons. 810. Which are of chemistry focuses on
molecules that contain carbon?
D. none of above
A. Inorganic
805. When choosing a material to make a prod- B. Organic
uct, such as a soft drink container, the
C. Biochemistry
most important factor is
D. Quantitative
A. how much it costs to produce
B. the environmental impact of the manu- 811. Chemistry is often called as
facturing process A. Middle Science
C. how easy it is to recycle after the con- B. Chemical Science
tainer is used
C. Mother Science
D. all of the above
D. Central Science
806. Metals are found on the side of the 812. Which would dissolve faster
periodic table.
A. Cubed Sugar
A. left
B. Powdered Sugar
B. right
C. Granular Sugar
C. middle
D. Bar of sugar
D. bottom
813. An atom with an unequal number of pro-
807. In general, metals are tons and electrons is said to have (a)
A. poor conductors of heat A. no charge
B. brittle B. balance
C. poor conductors of electricity C. charge
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814. What is the correct name for the com- B. a good conductor
pound LiF? C. bendable
A. Lithium fluoride D. shiny
B. Lithium fluorine
820. When bromine reacts with water. It will
C. monolithium monofluoride produce solution.
D. lithium monofluoride A. Acidic

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815. When writing the chemical formula of a B. Neutral
compound that contains more than one of C. Alkaline
a particular polyatomic ion, must be
used. D. none of above

A. ionic charges 821. In the 1980s what was the paradigm

shift?
B. parenthesis
A. when they discovered the concept of
C. Greek prefixes
green chemistry
D. lower case letters.
B. the rubiks cube made its debut
816. Which among the following is an example C. when scientist looked for avenues to
of something that is NOT MATTER? prevent pollution in the first place
A. Mars D. none of above
B. Smoke
822. If an atom has 12 protons, which of the
C. Steam following must it also have to be consid-
D. All of the choices are examples of mat- ered a neutral atom?
ter A. 12 neutrons
817. Which of the following will have a higher B. 12 electrons
electronegativity than arsenic (As)? C. 12 protons
A. Carbon (C) D. 24 protons and neutrons
B. Neon (Ne)
823. a substance that is formed as the result
C. Antimony (Sb) of a chemical reaction
D. Germanium (Ge) A. Product
818. Which action creates a new substance? B. Reactant
A. freezing your leftovers C. Starters
B. a match on fire D. Enders
C. mixing your peas and mashed pota- 824. Contains two or more elements chemi-
toes cally combined in a fixed position
D. crushing ice A. Mixture

819. If you are observing luster, you are look- B. Compound

ing to see if an item is ? C. Solution
A. malleable D. Physical Change

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825. In a solution which part of the solution is D. biochemistry

the solute:ice tea mix or water? E. analytical chemistry

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A. ice tea mix
831. What is produced when lithium oxide dis-
B. water solves in water?
C. ice tea A. lithium carbonate
D. none of above B. lithium hydroxide
C. water
826. The atomic mass number is equal to which
of the following? D. hydrogen gas
A. protons + neutrons 832. What is the difference between an ele-
B. protons + electrons ment and a compound?

C. electrons + neutrons A. An element is a pure atom and a com-

pound is a combination of atoms.
D. protons + neutrons + electrons
B. An element is a pure substance and a
827. an atom with atomic number 6 would compound is a combination of elements.
have how many protons C. Elements are mixtures and compounds
A. 6 are chemically combined.
B. 12 D. A element can be made of different
atoms and substances while compounds
C. 3 are made of only two different elements.
D. cannot be determined
833. Energy due to motion is energy.
828. What is the formula formed from atom A A. Potential
and Z? [Proton number of A = 11; Z = 8] B. Energy
A. A2Z3 C. Kinetic
B. AZ2 D. Friction
C. AZ
834. Anything that takes up space and has
D. A2Z mass is known as
829. These contain only one kind of atom. A. Matter

A. element B. Molecules
C. Compounds
B. compound
D. Stuff
C. mixture
D. water 835. Granite is an igneous rock that contains
the minerals quartz, feldspar, mica and
830. Deals with substances that are chemical others. The exact composition will vary
combinations of elements other than car- from sample to sample. Granite is a(n)
bon. A. element
A. physical chemistry B. compound
B. organic chemistry C. heterogeneous mixture
C. inorganic chemistry D. homogenous mixture/solution

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836. The definition of an oil is 841. A mutual electrical attraction between

the nuclei and valence electrons of differ-
A. Fat that is solid at room temperature
ent atoms that binds the atoms together
B. Fat that is liquid at room temperature is called a(n)
C. Any yellow or green liquid A. dipole
D. Greasy substance that only contains B. Lewis structure
saturated fats C. chemical bond

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837. The fact that matter is not created or de- D. London force
stroyed in any chemical or physical change
842. Saltwater is classified as what type of
is called the
matter?
A. Law of Thermodynamics
A. an atom
B. Newton’s Law
B. an element
C. Law of Conservation of Mass C. a compound
D. Law of Superposition D. a mixture
838. A student calculates that they should pro- 843. Which of the following represents an ele-
duce 12.5g of MgO in lab. After the lab, ment?
the weighs the MgO, and finds that he
A. H2O
made 10.8g of MgO. What is his theoreti-
cal yield? B. H
A. 10.8g C. NaCl

B. 12.5g D. CaCO3

C. 86.4 844. What are atoms?

D. None of the above A. more than one element combined
B. the largest particle of matter that ex-
839. What is a homogeneous mixture? ists
A. a mixture that is the same throughout. C. made up of only pure substances
B. a mixture that is made up of one type D. Smallest particles of matter that make
of atom. up everything around us
C. a mixture that is made up of one type
845. What are some examples of monounsat-
of compound
urated fats?
D. a mixture that cannot be separated
A. Butter, mayonaise, dairy
through physical changes
B. Vegetable oil
840. pounds = kg C. Olive oil, avocados, peanuts
A. 1.75 D. Animal products
B. 1.81
846. The smallest particle of an element that
C. 2.01 shows all the properties of that element.
D. 2.34 A. Subatomic Particles

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B. Atom 852. Anything that has mass & takes up space

C. Quarks A. gravity

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D. Gluons B. force
C. matter
847. matter that can vary in composition
D. volume
A. compound
853. Which of the following is NOT an exam-
B. element ple of a chemical reaction?
C. atom A. Wood Burning
D. mixture B. A cake baking in an oven
C. Melting Ice Cream
848. Which halogenoalkane reacts fastest
with sodium hydroxide? D. Mixing Vinegar and Baking Soda
A. 1-iodobutane 854. Empirical formula of C6H12O6 is
B. 1-chlorobutane A. C6H12O6
C. 2-chloro-2-methylpropane B. CH2O
D. 2-iodo-2-methylpropane C. C3H6O3
D. CHO
849. A part of a sample with uniform compo-
sition and properties 855. Which of the following will not undergo
reaction?
A. Phase
A. zinc metal + zinc oxide
B. Homogeneous Mixture
B. iron metal + copper oxide
C. Heterogenous Mixture
C. zinc metal + iron oxide
D. Compound D. magnesium + iron oxide
850. Changing the phase, size or shape of 856. ZnS + HCI −→ ZnCl + H S
something
A. 5ZnS + 2HCL −→ 4ZnCl +
A. Chemical change H4 S
B. Physical Change B. 2ZnS + 2HCI −→ ZnCl2 +H2 S
C. Suspension C. 2ZnS + 2HCI −→ ZnCl2 +H3 S
D. Colloid D. none of above

857. If a mystery element is shiny, brittle and

851. Number of moles present in 22.0g of car-
a conductor, you would look under which
bondioxide is
category?
A. 2 A. Metals
B. 22 B. Nonmetals
C. 0.5 C. Metalloids
D. 0.25 D. Elements

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858. Oxygen was discovered by which of the C. enzymes

following scientists? D. calories
A. J. Priestly
864. The boiling point of water is a physi-
B. J. Black
cal property and not a chemical property
C. Ibn e sina because-
D. You A. when water is heated to its boiling
point, it changes into a new substance

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859. Which subatomic particle has a neutral
with new properties
charge.
B. when water is cooled to its boiling
A. Protons
point, it changes from a solid to a liquid
B. Neutrons and has new properties
C. Electrons C. when water is heated to its boiling
D. Nucleus point, it changes from a liquid to a solid
and only changes how it reacts with other
860. What is the IUPAC name for substances
CH3CH2CH(CH3)CH3?
D. when water is heated to its boiling
A. 1, 1-dimethylpropane point, it changes from a liquid to a gas
B. 2-ethylpropane without changing into a new substance
C. 2-methylbutane 865. Compared to ionic compounds, gener-
D. 3-methylbutane ally have lower melting points and boiling
points
861. The study of chemicals that, in general,
A. elemental
do not contain carbon.
B. bonded
A. Biochemistry
C. double-bonded
B. Inorganic chemistry
C. Organic chemistry D. covalent

D. Physical Chemistry 866. A neutral species that has an unpaired

E. Analytical Chemistry electron is called a
A. Electrophile
862. pH measures the presence or what kind
of ions? B. Nucleophile
A. Sulfur C. Carbanion
B. Oxygen D. Free radical
C. Nitrogen 867. Chemical reactions that absorb more en-
D. Hydrogen ergy than they release are called
A. exothermic.
863. The minimum amount of energy required
to get a reaction to start. B. catalyzed.
A. activation energy C. endothermic.
B. catalyst D. activated.

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868. Which property of Group 18 elements in- C. acid rain turning a copper roof green.
creases when going down the Group in the
D. Dissolving red Koolaid in water.
Periodic Table?

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A. Forces of attraction 874. How many valence electrons are in Phos-
B. Reactivity phorus?

C. Solubility in water A. 15
D. Electrical conductivity B. 4

869. Halogenoalkanes can undergo SN1 and C. 5

SN2 reactions with aqueous sodium hy- D. 31
droxide. Which halogenoalkane will re-
act fastest with a 0.1 moldm-3 solution 875. The reaction to form proteins from amino
of aqueous sodium hydroxide? acids is called
A. 2-chloro-2-methylpropane A. Hydrolysis
B. 2-iodo-2-methylpropane B. Condensation
C. 1-chlorobutane C. Esterification
D. 1-iodobutane D. none of above
870. CI
876. Which of the following branches of chem-
A. chlorine g.17 p.5 istry involves the study of making of glass
B. chlorine g.3 p.17 and fibers?
C. chlorine g.17 p3 A. Industrial chemistry
D. none of above B. Biological chemistry
871. How many atoms of oxygen are in a C. Organic chemistry
molecule of Ca3(PO4)2 D. Inorganic chemistry
A. 1
B. 2 877. A pure substance that is a compound is
made out of
C. 4
A. particles of more than one type of atom
D. 8
B. particles of the same type of atom
872. Phase change from a solid to a liquid.
C. a mixture of two or more substances
A. melting that can be physically separated
B. sublimation D. none of above
C. boiling
878. A hydrocarbon is made of only
D. condensation
A. carbon and hydrogen and oxygen
873. Which of the following is NOT a chemical
reaction? B. carbon and hydrogen
A. burning a marshmallow in a campfire. C. fluorine and carbon
B. a campfire D. carbon

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879. A block has a mass of 54g and a volume C. SnO

of 20.0cm3. What is the density of the D. TnO2
block?
885. convert 9.00 km to mm
A. 74 g/cm3
A. 900, 000
B. 1080 g/cm3
B. 9, 000, 000
C. 34 g/cm3
C. 9, 000
D. 2.7 g/cm3

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D. 9.00 x106
880. Provides evidence that a chemical reac-
tion has occurred. 886. Using a lit splint to do the pop test iden-
tifies which gas?
A. dissolving
A. Oxygen
B. melting
B. air
C. formation of a gas
C. hydrogen
D. bending
D. carbon dioxide
881. What is a precipitate? 887. Which of the following is not a chemical
A. a change in color reaction?
B. a change in temperature A. Formation of salt solution
C. a solid formed B. Milk turns sour in hot weather
D. a gas formed C. Burning of match stick
D. Contamination of food
882. Property that carry out changes in the
composition of a substance. 888. What is the formula for barium nitrate?
A. Extensive Property A. BaNO2
B. Chemical Property B. Ba2NO3
C. Physical Property C. Ba(NO3)2
D. Intensive Property D. Ba(NO4)2

883. When two substances were combined to- 889. What is the geometry for CO32-
gether, heatwas given off and the color A. linear
of the combined materials changed. What B. trigonal pyramidal
hashappened?
C. trigonal planar
A. a conversion
D. tetrahedral
B. a fire
890. Which of these is a formula for a covalent
C. a nuclear event
bond? (SELECT 2)
D. a chemical reaction
A. Nonmetal+Nonmetal
884. What is the formula for tin (IV) oxide? B. Metal+Metalloid
A. Tn4O2 C. Nonmetal+Metal
B. SnO2 D. Metalloid+Nonmetal

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891. H2 is an example of a(n) 896. What is the general formula of an alkane

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B. Compound B. CnH2n+2
C. Molecule C. CnH2n
D. Heterogeneous Mixture D. CnHn

892. Calculation used to find the number of 897. The Law of Conservation of Matter says
neutrons in an atom
A. Matter can be created, but not de-
A. Atomic Mass-Atomic Number stroyed
B. Atomic Number-Atomic Mass B. matter can be destroyed, but not cre-
ated
C. Atomic Mass-Electrons
C. matter cannot be created or destroyed
D. none of these

893. Which of the following is a list of physical D. none of above

properties?
898. A compound that consists of positive and
A. density, conductivity, reaction with
negative ions:
acid
A. an ionic compound
B. flexibility, reaction with hydrochloric
acid, color B. a covalent compound
C. temperature change when a chemical C. a neutral compound
is added, texture, density
D. a base compound
D. electrical conductivity, hardness, abil-
ity to transmit light 899. What is a double bond?
A. a bond between two atoms
894. What is the name given to research that
is undertaken to solve a specific problem? B. one pair of electrons shared between
two atoms
A. pure research
C. two pairs of electrons shared between
B. theoretical research
two atoms
C. applied research
D. two pairs of electrons shared between
D. technology four atoms

895. The type of bond that forms when elec- 900. is the branch of chemistry that would
trons are shared between two atoms is study and develop products that in general
called do no contain carbon.
A. an ionic bond A. Organic Chemistry
B. a covalent bond B. Inorganic Chemistry
C. a hydrogen bond C. Biochemistry
D. none of above D. Physical Chemistry

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901. What are the 3 fields of study? A. atomic mass

A. Solid Phase, Liquid Phase and Gas B. mass number
Phase C. symbol
B. Basic Research, Applied Research, D. atomic #
and Technological Development
C. Atom, Matter and Mass 907. occurs when two or more molecules
interact forming new molecules.
D. Color, Precipitate and Temperature

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A. physical reaction
902. is the branch of chemistry that would B. chemical reaction
identify enzymes and determine reaction
mechanisms for chemical reactions inside C. combustion reaction
organisms. D. something bad
A. Organic Chemistry 908. What type of elements form covalent
B. Biochemistry bonds?
C. Physical Chemistry A. Metals
D. Analytical Chemistry B. Non Metals

903. What is weight? C. Metalloids

A. the amount of matter in an object D. Nobel Gas

B. the distance between one point to an- 909. Find the density of a 2 cm x 2 cm x 2 cm
other cube with a mass of 64 g.
C. how fast something travels A. 6 cm3
D. the amount of gravity pulling on the B. 12 g/cm3
mass of an object C. 128 g/cm3
904. Use the periodic table to determine the D. 8 g/cm3
Chemical symbol for Iron.
910. States that in any physical or chemical
A. Ir reaction, mass is conserved. It can be
B. FE changed from one form to another, but can-
C. Fe not be created or destroyed.

D. I A. Law of definite proportions

B. Law of conservation of mass
905. Salt dissolved in water is an example of:
C. Newtons Law
A. colloid
D. Keplers Law
B. solution
C. element 911. g = mg

D. none of above A. 6, 480

B. 64, 800
906. What is the number that gives you the
element and the number of protons con- C. 648, 000
tained in each elemental atom? D. 64.8

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912. During Photosynthesis energy is ab- 918. When two or more elements join to-
sorbed. What kind of reaction is it? gether chemically,

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A. Physical A. a mixture is formed
B. Exothermic
B. nothing is formed
C. Endothermic
C. a compound is formed
D. Photothermic
D. none of above
913. Which of the following terms identifies
the change from a liquid to gas? 919. Which branch of chemistry would take
A. Vaporization results of an experiment and determine
B. Condensation what the results would be at different con-
ditions?
C. Deposition
A. Organic
D. Sublimation
B. Inorganic
914. An element contains
A. one kind of atom C. Theoretical

B. two or more kinds of atoms D. Physical

C. one kind of molecule
920. is the branch of chemistry that would
D. two or more kinds of molecules research new medicines and how it reacts
915. How many branches of chemistry are in the body.
there? A. Analytical Chemistry
A. 2 B. Organic Chemistry
B. 3
C. Biochemistry
C. 4
D. Inorganic Chemistry
D. 5
916. Hydrogen bond formed between hydro- 921. Most of the mass of an atom is found in
gen atom and the
A. fluorine A. nucleus
B. chlorine B. proton
C. nitrogen
C. electron cloud
D. oxygen
D. isotope
917. If an element is shiny, malleable, and a
good conductor, you would be looking for 922. How many nitrogen atoms in Mg(NO3)2
a
A. 1
A. metal
B. 2
B. non-metal
C. metalloid C. 3
D. element D. 6

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923. An agriculture class intends to find out 928. What kind of substance is composed of
why their garden isn’t cooperating right. two or more elements that are chemically
What type of research is used? combined?
A. Basic research A. element
B. Applied research B. compound
C. mixture
C. Technological development
D. none of above
D. none of above

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929. SN
924. What cannot be broken down into other A. news g14 p5
substances by physical or chemical meth-
B. iron g8 p4
ods?
C. magnesium g2 p3
A. Compound
D. none of above
B. Mixture
930. Atoms of the same element that differ in
C. Solids mass.
D. Element A. electrons
B. molecules
925. Why is carbon able form long chains?
C. isotopes
A. because carbon is an unstable non-
D. quarks
metallic element
B. carbon can form 4 covalent bonds 931. These are types of wastewater except
A. Domestic wastewater
C. carbon is the most abundant element
on the surface of our planet B. Industrial wastewater
C. Stormwater runoff
D. every organic compound contains car-
bon D. Commercial wastewater
932. In a chemical formula, the total positive
926. Which compound could rotate the plane
charge and negative charge must add up to
of polarization of polarized light?
equal
A. (CH3)2CHCH2Cl A. 0
B. CH3CH2CH2CH2Cl B. 1
C. CH3CH2CHClCH3 C. 2
D. (CH3)3CCl D. 3
933. Identifies an unknown substance by de-
927. The study of substances and processes oc-
termining what its made of.
curring in living things.
A. Analytical Chemistry
A. Biochemistry
B. Physical Chemistry
B. organic Chemistry C. Organic Chemistry
C. inorganic Chemistry D. Inorganic Chemistry
D. Applied Chemistry E. Biochemistry

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934. What group of biomolecules contain long 940. During a phase change, the temperature
hydrocarbon chains and are considered A. increases
nonpolar?

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B. decreases
A. carbohydrates
C. fluctuates
B. lipids
D. stays the same
C. proteins
941. Which branch of chemistry would study
D. nucleic acids the heat given off when a chemical mix-
935. Process from solid to gas. ture called thermite burns?

A. Sublimation A. Organic
B. Theoretical
B. Vaporization
C. Physical
C. Condesation
D. Analytical
D. Deposition
942. The in a formula tells the number of
936. Mg (CN) + (NH4 )Cl How would you atoms of each element present.
rewrite this equation to balnce it.
A. reactant
A. MgCl + (NH4 ) (CN)
B. product
B. MgCl + (NH) (CN)
C. coefficient
C. MgCl + (CN) (NH4 ) D. subscript
D. none of above
943. Ionic Bonding involves
937. A judgment based upon the results of an A. The transfer of protons
experiment is a
B. The transfer of nuetrons
A. hypothesis
C. The transfer of electrons
B. theory D. None Of the above
C. variable
944. The formula of methane is CH4. Which of
D. conclusion these is true?
938. The study of compounds that do not con- A. A molecule of methane contains five
tain carbon. atoms
A. Organic Chemistry B. A molecule of methane contains five
different elements
B. Inorganic Chemistry
C. An atom of methane contains two dif-
C. Biochemistry ferent elements
D. Analytical Chemistry D. Methane contains five molecules
939. A pH of 14 is a 945. An ionic compound has charge.
A. strong acid A. Positive
B. weak acid B. Negative
C. Strong base C. No charge
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946. What is the correct name for the follow- 951. What is the study of heat changes that
ing compound? Al2(SO4)3 accompany chemical reactions and phase
changes?
A. Dialuminum trisulfate
A. energy
B. Aluminum sulfate
B. chemistry
C. Aluminum trisulfide
C. work
D. Sulfuric aluminate
D. thermochemistry

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947. a substance containing atoms of two or
more different elements chemically bonded 952. The chemical formulafor table salt is NaCl.
together Which of thefollowing explains what that
means?
A. compound
A. Table salt iscreated when the com-
B. mixture
pound NaCl is separated in a chemical re-
C. atom action.
D. element B. Tablesalt is a chemical compound con-
taining the elements Na (sodium) and
948. How many Elements are in this com- Cl(chlorine).
pound? CuSO4
C. Table salt willhave a chemical reac-
A. 3 tion when it is mixed with elements Na
B. 1 (sodium) or Cl(chlorine).
C. 4 D. Table salt is thesame as the salt found
nature, except it does not contain the ele-
D. 5 ments Na(sodium) or Cl (chlorine).
949. What is Polymer? 953. Combination of two or more substances
A. involves at least two different that are not chemically combined.
monomers A. mixture
B. the long-chain molecule that is made B. solution
from a combination of repeating basic
units C. solvent

C. the synthetic polymer that is elastic in D. solute

nature or elastomer polymer
954. Matter is anything that
D. none of above
A. Has mass and charge
950. What is the smallest unit of matter B. Has mass and occuppies space
that cannot be broken down by chemical
C. Has mass
means?
D. Has mass and charge, and occupies
A. Atom
space
B. Element
955. It is one of the frontiers that the chemists
C. Ion
are currently exploring in relation to the
D. Isotope upgrade and advancement of different

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items that profoundly improved the qual- C. water is less dense when frozen
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A. Health and Medicine
B. Food and Agriculture 961. Most of the mass of an atom is contained
here.
C. Materials and Technology
A. electron orbitals
D. Energy and Environment
B. nucleus
956. How many meters are in 680 nm
C. shells
A. 0.000000680
D. atomic #
B. 0.000680
C. 680, 000, 000, 000 962. The positive particles of an atom are
D. 680, 000 A. electrons
957. What’s an atom with an electric charge? B. positrons
A. electromagnetic force C. neutrons
B. electron D. protons
C. ion
963. The symbol and valency of ammonium is
D. neutron
A. NH4, valency is 1
958. Group of elements whose ending e-
B. NH3, valency is 1
configuration is p2. 4 electrons in outer
shell. Made up of a nonmetal, metalloids C. NH3, valency is 2
and metals.
D. none of above
A. Boron group
B. Nitrogen group 964. Particles in an atom that are neutral and
have no charge are
C. Carbon group
A. negatrons
D. Oxygen group
B. electrons
959. Carbon containing compounds such as
CO2 & bicarbonates are studied in C. neutrons

A. Organic Chemistry D. protons

B. Inorganic Chemsitry 965. The life cycle of a product refers to
C. Analytical Chemistry A. the amount of time the product is ex-
D. none of above pected to last

960. Which property of water is important to B. the stages from when the product is
the survival of aquatic organisms during made until it is disposed of
the winter months? C. the guarantee that the manufacturer
A. cohesion provides
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966. No sides are equal and all have equal an- B. liquid
gles (90◦ )
C. gas
A. Cubic
D. vapor
B. Tetragonal
C. Orthorhombic 972. Substance that consists of one type of
atom. It is a pure substance. Found on
D. none of above the Periodic Table.

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967. What do we call the rows of the Periodic A. Element
Table
B. Compound
A. Horizontals
C. Mixture
B. Elemental rows
D. I don’t know
C. Periods
D. Halogens 973. How is a solid defined?
A. Indefinite shape and indefinite volume
968. Studies chemicals, matter and its prop-
erties, and atoms in order to understand B. Definite shape and definite volume
how elements join together to form differ-
C. Found in the stars
ent substances.
D. Definite volume, indefinite shape
A. Scientist
B. Chemist 974. All of the following are characteristics of
C. Einstein all living things EXCEPT

D. Chemical Engineer A. Respond to stimulus

B. Grow and develop
969. Those are an example of synthetic rubber,
except C. maintain homeostasis
A. Gloves D. Movement
B. Rubber Band
975. In baking soda (NaHCO3) the three rep-
C. Tires resents a
D. Paper A. exponent
970. Branch of chemistry that is concerned B. subscript
with the art and science of determining
C. element
what matter is and how much of it exists.
D. compound
A. Physical Chemistry
B. Organic Chemistry 976. Which of the following is an example of
C. Analytical Chemistry the law of conservation of matter?

D. Inorganic Chemistry A. 60 g + 20 g → 15 g + 30 g
B. P2H5OH → 2P + 6H + O
971. Form of matter that has an indefinite
shape, flows, and yet has a fixed volume. C. N2O + H → H2O + N
A. solid D. 40 g + 3 g → 10 g + 13g

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977. In order to convert to Kelvin, you add A. 42.9 % carbon; 57.1% oxygen
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A. 372 C. 40.8 % carbon; 54.4 % oxygen
B. 273 D. 54.4 % carbon; 40.8% oxygen
C. 237
983. A layer of white solid formed quickly
D. 732
when a piece of sodium is placed on a table
978. It is one of the frontiers that the chemists in room condition. What is the identity of
are currently exploring in relation to the the white solid?
discovery and development of viable alter- A. NaCl
native source of power that can be utilize
B. Na
for the consumption of the people.
C. NaOH
A. Health and Medicine
D. Na2O
B. Food and Agriculture
C. Materials and Technology 984. An ionic bond forms when
D. Energy and Environment A. Valence electrons are shared
B. a sea of mobile electrons surround the
979. Substances that are formed during a
cations
chemical change are known as:
C. valence electrons are transferred be-
A. catalysts
tween atoms
B. precipitates
D. none of the above
C. products
985. is the branch of chemistry that would
D. reactants
measure the amount of energy an atom ab-
980. Which of the following is a decomposition sorbs in nuclear reaction.
reaction? A. Physical Chemistry
A. 2H2O → 2H2 + O2 B. Organic Chemistry
B. 2NO + O2 → 2NO2 C. Biochemistry
C. 2K + 2H2O → 2KOH + H2 D. none of above
D. CH4 + 2O2 → CO2 + 2H2O
986. A substance whose all the atoms have
981. The family in the periodic table that con- same atomic number is called
tains the most reactive metals is the A. Element
A. Alkaline Earth Metals B. Molecule
B. Transition Metals C. Compound
C. Alkali Metals D. none of above
D. Other Metals
987. A can of Coke will sink in a bowl of wa-
982. What is the percent composition of a com- ter. A can of Diet Coke will float in a bowl
pound that contains 40.8 g carbon and of water. What does this tell you about
54.4 g oxygen? the density of the Diet Coke?

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A. it is bigger than 1 B. 90.%

B. it is smaller than 1 C. 11%
C. it is equal to 1 D. 10%
D. it is equal to-1 993. Whether or not bonds form is due to the?
988. What is the formula for the compound ????
formed by iron (II) ions and chromate A. valence electron configurations
ions?

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B. protons
A. Fe2(CrO4)3 C. atomic mass
B. Fe(CrO4)2 D. chance
C. FeCrO4
994. No sides and no angles are equal ( 90◦ )
D. Fe2CrO4
A. Monoclinic
989. What is the subscript in 3CaCl2
B. Triclinic
A. 3
C. Rhombohedral
B. Ca
D. none of above
C. 2
995. A f ree radical is
D. Cl
A. positively charged
990. What is the meaning of green technol-
B. negatively charged
ogy?
C. neutral
A. Green colored technology
D. none of above
B. Application developed to minimize the
negative effect of harmful human activi- 996. When atoms share electrons, the electri-
ties cal attraction of an atom for the electrons
C. Technology for green plants is called the atom’s
D. Study on producing substances at A. electron affinity
nanoscale B. electronegativity
991. PVC pipe is an example of which of the C. resonance
following? D. hybridization
A. Polymer
997. Chlorine gas is colour
B. Covalent compound
A. Purplish black
C. Bondings
B. Reddish brown
D. Iconic bonds
C. Greenish yellow
992. A student determined the heat of fusion D. none of above
of water to be 88 calories per gram. If the
accepted value is 80. calories per gram, 998. Subatomic particles with a negative
what is the student’s percent error? charge
A. 5.0% A. Electrons

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B. Neutrons 1004. What type of bond is formed between

atoms of different charges?
C. Protons

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A. covalent
D. Quarks
B. ionic
999. Which formula is correct to calculate the C. hydrogen
No. o f moles?
mass in grams
D. peptide
A. No. o f moles = molar mass
molar mass 1005. This quiz is
B. No. o f moles = mass in grams
A. Very easy
mass in kg
C. No. o f moles = molar mass B. Easy
D. none of above C. I dont know.
1000. All of the following are general charac- D. Simple.
teristics of a substance in the liquid state
1006. A chemist mixes 19 grams of copper
except
with 102grams of silver nitrate. The to-
A. Definite volume tal mass of the products is expected to be
B. Able to flow 121grams. Which of the following would
best explain these results?
C. Not easily compressed
A. Lawof Definite Proportions
D. Definite shape
B. Lawof Multiple Proportions
1001. The metal ion which is NOT coloured is-: C. Lawof Conservation of Matter
A. iron (III) ion D. Lawof Conservation of Energy
B. sodium ion 1007. A mixture that contains a solvent and at
C. Copper (II) ion least ine solute is called a
D. cobalt (II) ion A. mixture
B. solute
1002. An atom that has a positive or negative
charge. C. solution

A. ion D. solvent

B. cathode 1008. What gives water many properties that

are important to living things?
C. anode
A. temperature
D. electrode
B. hydrogen bonds
1003. Particles (molecules) in a have more C. density
energy than the other states of matter.
D. specific heat
A. gas
1009. A chemical property that refers whether
B. solid
a compound will burn when exposed to
C. liquid flame.
D. none of above A. Reactivity

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B. Flammability B. Combustion
C. Toxicity C. Synthesis
D. Chemical Stability D. Single Replacement
1010. Which is a metalloid 1016. An cannot be broken down into any
A. H other substance.
B. Li A. atom

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C. Si B. ion
D. Zr C. compound
1011. An atom has 13 protons, 15 neutrons D. mixture
and electrons what is its mass num-
ber? 1017. No sides are equal and only two angles
are equal to 90◦
A. 13
A. Monoclinic
B. 26
B. Triclinic
C. 28
C. Rhombohedral
D. 15
D. none of above
1012. An octet is equal to
A. 2 1018. Carbon is considered an element while
carbon dioxide is considered a compound.
B. 4 This is because carbon dioxide is-
C. 6 A. a gas at room temperature.
D. 8
B. made of two different elements.
1013. is stored energy. C. given off by green plants.
A. Potential D. none of above
B. Kinetic
1019. Elements which are shiny, conduct elec-
C. None of the above tricity and heat are called
D. All of the above A. metal
1014. Studying the refining process of metallic B. nonmetal
ores (rocks).
C. metalloid
A. Physical Chemistry
D. nonexistent
B. Inorganic Chemistry
C. Analytical Chemistry 1020. Which is a homogeneous mixture?
D. Biochemistry A. pizza
B. kool-aid
1015. What type of chemical reaction is this
one? Al(OH)3 → Al2O3 + H2O C. soil
A. Decomposition D. tossed salad

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1021. An intensive property that refers to the 1026. Symbol of copper is

perception of the different wavelengths of A. Co
light.

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B. Cu
A. Size
C. Ca
B. Color D. none of above
C. Luster
1027. Which is a metal?
D. Mass
A. H
1022. Changes in matter can be described in B. N
terms of physical changes and C. Cl
A. catalyst D. V
B. energy 1028. Which of the following factors does not
C. activation energy effect the rate of dissolving?
D. decomposition A. Temperature

E. chemical changes B. Agitation (stirring)

C. Color
1023. What happens to molecules when the D. Surface Area of solute (size)
temperature drops or lowers?
1029. Substance with atoms that are all alike.
A. The molecules get closer together
A. element
B. The molecules start moving faster.
B. compound
C. The molecules stop moving.
C. homogeneous mixture
D. The molecules become smaller.
D. heterogeneous mixture
1024. Subatomic particles with no charge but 1030. He was the Greek philosopher who
was a mass equal to that of a proton. thought that all matter is composed of pri-
A. electron mal element which is air.
B. nucleus A. Thales
B. Empedocles
C. isotopes
C. Anaximenes
D. neutrons
D. Leucippus
1025. Pure research can lead directly to an ap-
1031. He was the Greek philosopher who pro-
plication but an application can exist be-
posed that all matter is made up of four
fore research is done to explain how it
fundamental elements-earth, water, air,
works.
fire.
A. True A. Leucippus
B. False B. Epicurus
C. Sometimes C. Democritus
D. Go Zags D. Empedocles

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1032. Which of these is an ionic bond? C. Never True

A. Nonmetal+Nonmetal D. none of above
B. Metal+Nonmetal 1038. A student pours two different solutions
C. Metalloid+Metalloid into a glass beaker. Which of the follow-
ing would indicate that a chemical reaction
D. Metal+Metal
took place between two solutions?
1033. L = mL A. A change in color of a solution

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A. 4, 200 B. The formation of a precipitate
B. .0042 C. A change in temperature
C. 4.20 D. All of the above
D. 42, 000
1039. Cations
1034. What are the new substances that are A. Gain electrons, has an overall positive
formed in a chemical reaction called? charge
A. Reactants B. Lose electrons, has an overall positive
B. Atoms charge

C. Products C. Lose electrons, has an overall negative

charge
D. Reagents
D. Gain electrons, has an overall negative
1035. which of the following is not a base charge
physical quantity
1040. Molar mass is in units of
A. electric current
A. grams
B. luminous intensity
B. grams/mole
C. force
C. mole
D. mass
D. moles/gram
1036. Which of the following correctly
1041. Heat flows from to objects
matches a compound with its molecular
geometry? A. cooler to warmer
A. Carbon tetrachloride (CCl4):Tetrahedral B. warmer to warmer
C. warmer to cooler
B. Carbon dioxide (CO2):Trigonal pyrami- D. cooler to cooler
dal
1042. What is a molecule?
C. Ammonia (NH3):Trigonal planar
A. a group of atoms that are held to-
D. Water (H2O):Linear
gether by chemical bonds.
1037. A heterogeneous mixture consists of B. basic particles of all things living and
two or more phases. non-living
A. Always True C. forms cell membrane
B. Sometimes True D. molecule that carries information

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1043. Which one of the following Would the 1048. As you and your lab partner mix two
following result in a displacement reac- clearsolutions during a science experiment,
tion? a red solid forms. What is this solid-

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A. Iron with magnesium chloride called?
A. a condensate
B. magnesium with iron chloride
B. a hydrate
C. Iron with Zinc Sulphate
C. a precipitate
D. gold with silver nitrate
D. a particulate
1044. CH4 + 2O2 → CO2 + XH2O. What co-
efficient must be placed in front of water 1049. If a chemical splashes in your eyes, you
to balance the equation? should immediately use the
A. Emergency Shower
A. 1
B. Chemical Spill Kit
B. 2
C. Emergency Eyewash Station
C. 3
D. Escape Route
D. 4
1050. How many sig figs are there? 0.00400
1045. A student is conducting an experiment
A. 1
on the effectiveness of solid aluminum hy-
droxide as an antacid. Which measuring B. 3
tool would most likely be used to measure C. 5
out several 7.0 gram samples used during
D. 6
the investigation?
A. Electronic balance 1051. In a periodic table, rows are called

B. Beaker A. Groups
B. Families
C. Spring scale
C. Periods
D. Graduated cylinder
D. Columns
1046. The symbol “H” represents which ele-
ment? 1052. A solution with a pH of 3.6 would be

A. Helium
A. Acid
B. Hydrogen
B. Base
C. Hopium
C. Neutral
D. Hexagen D. Acid and Base
1047. What device would you use to measure 1053. Fe is the chemical symbol for the ele-
the mass of an object? ment.
A. none of these A. Iron
B. spring scale B. Flourine
C. bathroom scale C. Lead
D. Balance D. Francium

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1054. applies the theories of physics to the 1059. is the branch of chemistry that
study of reactions and properties of mat- would analyze the composition of
ter. medicines and research how it reacts in
the body. (Select all that apply)
A. physical chemistry
A. Analytical Chemistry
B. organic chemistry
B. Organic Chemistry
C. inorganic chemistry
C. Biochemistry
D. biochemistry

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D. Inorganic Chemistry
E. analytical chemistry
1060. What is the correct formula for the com-
1055. A covalent bond forms when pound Phosphorus tribromide?
A. P3Br
A. Valence electrons are shared
B. PBr
B. a sea of mobile electrons surround the
cations C. PBr3

C. valence electrons are shared between D. Br3P

atoms 1061. The mass of CO2 is 44g . Then the mo-
D. none of the above lar mass of 1 mole of CO2 will be:
A. 44
1056. State of matter that has no definite
B. 22
shape, but has a definite volume
C. 88
A. Gas
D. none of above
B. Liquid
1062. How many elements are in NaCl?
C. Solid
A. 2
D. none of above
B. 3
1057. Which of the following is NOT a result C. 1
of high-fat diet D. 4
A. High Cholesterol
1063. A mixture that is so evenly mixed you
B. Improved circulation can’t see the parts. Such as Kool-Aid
C. Heart Disease A. Homogeneous Mixture
D. Obesity B. Heterogeneous Mixture
C. Pure Substance
1058. What are the characteristics of neo-
D. none of above
prene (polychloroprene)?
A. high heat resistant 1064. Most suitable element and most widely
accepted standard unit for the measure-
B. oxidation resistance ment of atomic mass
C. flame resistance A. Oxygen
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1065. How do covalent bonds form? 1070. What is the molar mass of table salt
(NaCl)?
A. Donating & receiving valence e-
between atoms. A. 116.886 g/mol
B. Opposite slight charges attract each B. 35.453 g/mol
other between compounds. C. 22.990 g/mol
C. Scientists are still not sure how they D. 58.443 g/mol
form.
1071. Which of the following is NOT an ele-
D. Sharing valence e-between atoms. ment?
1066. Identifies an unknown through by deter- A. Water
mining its composition. B. Nitrogen
A. analytical C. Carbon
B. physical D. Sulfur
C. organic 1072. What is the name of the compound
D. biochemistry AlPO4?
A. Aluminum phosphate
1067. What charge does the nucleus have and
why? B. Aluminum phosphide
A. positive-the neutrons do not have a C. Aluminum phosphite
charge D. Aluminum phosphoroxide
B. positive-the neutrons and protons are 1073. Which conditions are required to obtain
positively charged particles a good yield of a carboxylic acid when
C. neutral-the neutral charge dominates ethanol is oxidized using potassium dichro-
the positive charge mate(VI), K2Cr2O7(aq)? I. Add sulfuric
acidII. Heat the reaction mixture under re-
D. neutral-electrons cancel out the posi-
fluxIII. Distill the product as the oxidizing
tive charge of the atom
agent is added
1068. If a mixture has components you can see A. I and II only
it is a
B. II and III only
A. solution C. I and III only
B. compound D. I, II and III
C. homogeneous mixture
1074. A combination that can be separated by
D. heterogeneous mixture physical processes is a
1069. How many carbon atoms are in A. Pure Substance
ethane? B. Glucose
A. 1 C. Element
B. 2 D. Mixture

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1075. The chemical formula of lead sulphate is: 1081. Which of the following is NOT an exam-
A. Pb2SO4 ple of a molecular formula?
B. Pb(SO4)2 A. H2O

C. PbSO4 B. B

D. Pb2(SO4)3 C. NH3
D. O2
1076. How many electrons should Carbon
have around its Lewis dot model? 1082. What type of chemical reaction is this

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one? Ca + MgCl2 → CaCl2 + Mg
A. 1
A. Decomposition
B. 3
B. Combustion
C. 4
C. Synthesis
D. 5
D. Single Replacement
1077. Whenclassifying a solution of KoolAid,
sugar, and water, a student found it to be- 1083. g of sugar is a measure of what?
which of the following? A. gravity
A. An element B. weight
B. A compound C. inertia
C. A homogeneous mixture D. mass
D. A heterogeneous mixture 1084. Which group or family of the periodic ta-
ble will not naturally form compounds with
1078. An electron has a charge.
any atom?
A. negative
A. Halogens
B. positive B. Nobel Gases
C. neutral C. Alkali Metals
D. none of above D. Alkaline Earth Metals
1079. The columns are called families. What 1085. Which molecule exhibits optical iso-
characteristics do chemical families merism?
share?
A. 3-iodopentane
A. Same state of matter
B. 2-iodo-2-methylpropane
B. Same number of valence electrons
C. 1, 3-diiodopropane
C. Same number of neutrons
D. 2-iodobutane
D. Same physical properties
1086. Which branch of Chemistry would study
1080. Which element in period four is a metal- rubbing alcohol (C3H8O) and its reac-
loid? tions?
A. Silicon A. Physical
B. Gallium B. Biochemical
C. Arsenic C. Organic
D. Titanium D. Inorganic

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1087. Which does silicon dioxide (SiO2) repre- B. the reactants and products have differ-
sent? ent properties

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A. element C. the reactants and products are the
B. compound same substances

C. homogeneous mixture D. the reactants and products are differ-

ent substances
D. heterogeneous mixture
1093. When elements chemically combine,
1088. Which molecule contains an ester which best describes the resulting com-
group? pound?
A. CH3CH2COOH A. It has different ratios of atoms.
B. CH3COOCH3 B. It has different types of matter.
C. CH3COCH2CH2OH C. It has the same properties as the un-
D. OHCCH2CHO combined elements.
D. It has different properties from the un-
1089. A is a combination of many different
combined elements.
elements not chemically combined.
A. compound 1094. Which area of chemistry deals with mus-
cles and digestion?
B. mixture
A. Biochemistry
C. chemical
B. Analytical
D. particle
C. Organic
1090. Organic compounds made only of the el- D. Inorganic
ements carbon and hydrogen are called
A. Hydrocarbons 1095. An ion with a positive charge.
B. Carbohydrogens A. cation
C. Carbohydrates B. anion

D. Hydrocarbonates C. electrode
D. isotope
1091. The are either elements or com-
pounds which are present prior to a chem- 1096. State of matter that has no definite
ical reaction. shape and no definite volume
A. products A. Gas
B. reactants B. Liquid
C. metals C. Solid
D. nonmetals D. none of above

1092. Which of the following is not true about 1097. Compounds are different than elements
chemical reactions? because compounds are-
A. the reactants and products contain the A. A combination of two or more ele-
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B. B)not able to be broken down into 1103. What type of element usually has a dul-
parts lappearance and is generally NOT a good
C. made from the same type of atoms conductor of heat or electricity?
A. Metal
D. a pure substance, elements are not
B. Metalloid
1098. Chemicals that act as biological cata- C. Nonmetal
lysts by speeding up reactions in living
things are called D. Solid

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A. inhibitors 1104. anything that has mass and takes up
space
B. enzymes
A. matter
C. fuels
B. substance
D. reactants
C. element
1099. Can be observed without changing into D. mixture
a nother substance
1105. The variable that you measure is the-
A. Physical property
A. Independent Variable
B. Chemical Property
B. Dependent Variable
C. Solubility
C. Constant
D. ooga booga
D. Repeated Trial
1100. What is the formula for calcium carbon- 1106. Matter that flows but has a definite vol-
ate? ume
A. CaCO A. Solid
B. Ca2(CO3)2 B. Liquid
C. CaCO3 C. Gas
D. Ca3CO D. Plasma

1101. How many oxygen (0) atoms are in 1107. The strong forces of attraction be-
Al(NO3)3? tween the positive and negative regions
of molecules are called
A. 13
A. dipole-dipole forces
B. 9
B. London forces
C. 15
C. lattice forces
D. 6
D. orbital forces
1102. The amount of matter or stuff in an ob- 1108. Isotopes are atoms of the same element
ject that have different
A. volume A. masses
B. mass B. # of protons
C. force C. # of electrons
D. matter D. chemical properties

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1109. When the temperature of matter de- 1115. The basic unit of all matter is called a(n)
creases the particles A. atom

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A. speed up and move farther apart
B. molecule
B. speed up and move closer together
C. element
C. slow down and move farther apart
D. compound
D. slow down and move closer together
1116. Convert 8 kilometers to meters
1110. Iron, mercury, lead, sulfur, chlorine,
sodium, and uranium are all examples of A. 800 m
which type of matter? B. 80, 000 m
A. Atoms C. 8, 000 m
B. Compounds D. .008 m
C. Elements
1117. Any characteristic of a material, such
D. Mixtures
as shape or size, that you can observe or
1111. Which among the following is a NOT attempt to observe without changing the
MATTER? identity of the material.
A. Mars A. physical change
B. Smoke B. chemical change
C. Steam C. physical property
D. Everything is matter D. chemical property
1112. Thermal energy is transferred between 1118. Jessie estimates the weight of her cat
objects when they have to be 8 pounds. The actual weight of the
A. the same mass cat was 10 pounds. Find the percent error.
B. different masses A. 15%
C. different temperatures B. 20%
D. the same energy C. 25%
1113. Which of the following is NOT an exam- D. 30%
ple of matter?
1119. What are Heterogeneous mixtures?
A. sun
A. A property that depends on the amount
B. air of matter in a sample.
C. snow
B. Characteristics that can be ob-
D. thoughts served/measured without changing the
identity of the substance
1114. What is the name of soap preparation?
C. The components are unevenly dis-
A. hydrolysis
tributed with a non-uniform composition.
B. soapication
D. The component substances are evenly
C. sulphonation distributed throughout the mixture. The
D. saponification composition is uniform.

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1120. Which substance is chemically com- 1126. What is the study of the composition,
bined? structure, and properties of MATTER?
A. Element A. Chemistry
B. Compound B. Biology
C. Mixture C. Geology
D. Property D. Physics

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1121. Positively charged subatomic particles.
1127. You should tie back long hair or baggy
A. neutrons clothing
B. protons A. When working with chemicals
C. electrons B. When working with a Bunsen burner
D. isotopes C. When doing dissections
1122. Which word means to be pounded into D. Any time you are working in the lab
sheets?
1128. In a molecule of fluorine, the two shared
A. ductile
electrons give each fluorine atom elec-
B. malleable tron(s) in the outer energy level.
C. dissolvable A. 1
D. ferment B. 3
1123. It is a substance that cannot be sepa- C. 8
rated into simpler substances by chemical
D. 32
means.
A. Compound 1129. Matter is a composition that is always
B. Matter the same is

C. Mixture A. Mixture
D. Element B. Atom
C. Matter
1124. protons
A. negative charge, nucleus D. Substance

B. positive charge, shells 1130. What is the difference between HO and

C. positive charge, nucleus He?
D. neutral charge, nucleus A. HO what santa says while delivering
presents
1125. Biochemistry deals with
B. No difference
A. changes in living organisms
C. HO is two elements because both are
B. laws &amp; theories caps and He is one element since it is
C. use of technology lower case
D. chemicals & toxic substances D. They are both two atoms

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1131. What type of elements are generally amount of product obtained was 8.2 g.
found in covalent drawings? Find the percent yield.

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A. non-metals A. 8.2%
B. metals B. 82%
C. metals and non-metals C. 122%
D. none of above D. 0.82%

1132. Which of the following symbols does 1137. Alters a substance without changing its
not match the element name given/ composition
A. Al, aluminum A. Physical Change
B. Co, copper B. Chemical Change
C. K, potassium C. Chemical Reaction
D. P, phosphorus D. Physical Reaction

1133. Which of the following describes cova- 1138. Which statement is correct about the
lent bonds? enantiomers of a chiral compound?
A. Bonds form because of opposite A. Their physical properties are different.
charges B. All their chemical reactions are identi-
B. Bonds form to fill outer electron shells cal.
C. Electrons are transferred between C. A racemic mixture will rotate the plane
atoms of polarized light.
D. Covalent bonds are magical D. They will rotate the plane of polarized
light in opposite directions.
1134. These are found on the Periodic Table.
1139. Alex wants to mix two substances to-
A. Compounds gether and to find out if a chemical reaction
B. Elements happens. What should he do?
C. Mixtures A. test the solubility before and after mix-
ing
D. none of above
B. measure the volume before and after
1135. Which of the following is not a clue that mixing
a chemical change is taking place?
C. measure the mass before and after
A. rapid release of energy (heat, light, or mixing
sound)
D. test the density of the before sub-
B. phase change stance but not the after substances.
C. formation of bubbles
1140. When biomolecular subunits are joined
D. formation of a precipitate from solu- together, what is produced or is a byprod-
tion uct?

1136. In a reaction, the amount of product was A. oil

calculated to be 10.0 g. In the lab, the B. water

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C. protein 1146. Which equations represent the incom-

plete combustion of methane? I. CH4(g) +
D. sugar
2 O2(g) → CO2(g) + 2 H2O(g)II. CH4(g)
+ 1 1/2 O2(g) → CO(g) + 2 H2O(g)III.
1141. What is it called when a liquid at times
CH4(g) + O2(g) → C(s) + 2 H2O(g)
acts like a solid?
A. I and II only
A. non-Newtonian substance
B. I and III only
B. a gas substance

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C. II and III only
C. a watery substance
D. I, II and III
D. non-liquid Seuss substance
1147. Choose the characteristics of synthetic
1142. The number of protons in the nucleus of rubber
an atom
A. hard
A. atomic mass units
B. resistant to heat
B. mass number
C. resistant to chemical
C. atomic number
D. rigid
D. nuclear force
1148. A is a substance made of two or
1143. Which of the following is an example of more DIFFERENT elements chemically com-
Heterogeneous Mixture . bined.
A. oil & water A. mixture
B. salt & water B. compound

C. sugar & water C. substance

D. none of above D. none of above

1149. Physical properties of a substance in-

1144. Which of the following is best classified
clude
as a homogeneous mixture?
A. color and odor
A. pizza
B. melting and boiling points
B. blood
C. malleability
C. hot tea
D. all of the above
D. copper wire
1150. The compound baking soda has a chem-
1145. Which subatomic particle has a positive ical formula of NaHCO3. How many ele-
charge? ments are in one molecule of baking soda?
A. Protons A. 4
B. Neutrons B. 12
C. Electrons C. 3
D. Nucleus D. 6

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1151. If an atom has 10 electrons, how many 1157. What is the density of water?
protons does it have? A. 0 g/ml

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A. 0 B. 1 g/ml
B. 1 C. 10 g/ml
C. 10 D. 100 g/ml
D. 5
1158. One half the distance between the nuclei
1152. The variables in an experiment that stay of two atoms of the same element when
the same are the- the atoms are joined.
A. Independent Variable A. Electronegativity
B. Dependent Variable B. Electron Affinity
C. Constants/ Controls C. Atomic Radius
D. none of above D. First Ionization Energy

1153. What is the part of the chemical equa- 1159. is the branch of chemistry that
tion in green called? Fe + S → FeS would analyze new chemicals made from
A. products carbon-containing building blocks to iden-
tify its properties and use. (Select all that
B. reactants apply.)
C. yield A. Inorganic Chemistry
D. chemical formula B. Organic Chemistry
1154. the mass per unit volume of a substance C. Biochemistry
A. matter D. Analytical Chemistry
B. density 1160. molar mass
C. concentration A. the volume occupied by 1 mole of a
D. mixture gas at standard temperature and pres-
sure (STP); 22.4 L
1155. If an alkane has 20 carbon atoms, how
many hydrogen atoms will it have? B. floating or sinking when compared to
water
A. 20
C. a colorless, odorless, highly
B. 22 flammable gas, the chemical element of
C. 40 atomic number 1.
D. 42 D. the mass of one mole of a pure sub-
stance
1156. What is the octet rule? How many va-
lence electrons can the first three periods 1161. Durning a phase change the tempera-
hold? ture of a substance
A. 8 A. always increases
B. 2 B. always decreases
C. 2 8 8 C. always stays the same
D. 2 8 16 D. varies

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1162. Graphene sheets burn at C. Lewis symbol

A. a higher temperature than graphite D. Bohr symbol
B. the same temperature as graphite 1168. What are the uses of polystyrene?
C. a lower temperature than graphite A. Heat insulator
D. none of above B. Food Packaging
1163. Some dog foods contain corn and wheat C. Water pipes
that provide the dog with carbohydrates. D. Toys

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Why are carbohydrates important to cell
1169. While working on an activity to inves-
processes?
tigate chemical reactions, a student mixes
A. They make amino acids. two clear liquids in a beaker. When the
B. They form cell membranes. two liquids mix, the result is a clear liq-
uid and an orange solid precipitate. Which
C. They are a source of energy.
best describes the reactants that the stu-
D. They help chemical processes happen. dent worked with?
1164. Which area of chemistry focuses on the A. The initial two clear liquids
composition of matter? B. The resulting clear liquid and the
A. Organic beaker
B. Inorganic C. The orange solid precipitate
C. Physical D. All of the above

D. Analytical 1170. A quality or condition of a substance

that can be observed or measured without
1165. Which are the following are used to changing the substance’s composition.
make detergents? i. petroleumii. fats or
A. chemical property
oils.iii. sodium hydroxideiv. glycerol
B. physical property
A. ii and i
C. specific heat capacity
B. i and iv
D. refractive index
C. i and iii
1171. What type of bond occurs between
D. iii and iv
atoms that share electrons?
1166. How many principles does green chem- A. covalent
istry implement?
B. ionic
A. 10 C. hydrogen
B. 11 D. none of above
C. 12
1172. Chemists who study the chemistry of
D. 14 living organisms work in the field of
1167. A(n) includes the symbol for the el- A. analytical chemistry
ement surrounded by dots. B. physical chemistry
A. Element symbol C. organic chemistry
B. Clarence symbol D. biochemistry

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1173. grams = kilograms 1178. Mass is measured in the base unit of

A. 0.0001 A. grams

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B. 1, 000, 000 B. gramps
C. 10 C. pounds

D. 1 D. newtons
1179. An ion with a negative charge.
1174. The substance that is dissolved by the
solvent in a solution is called the A. cation

A. colloid B. anion
C. isotope
B. suspension
D. electrode
C. solution
D. solute 1180. Which element is a poor conductor of
electricity, unmalleable and a non-metal?
1175. The branch of Chemistry which deals A. Calcium (Ca)
with substances containing carbon is B. Iron (Fe)
called
C. Aluminum (Al)
A. Organic
D. Chlorine (Cl)
B. Inorganic
1181. What are the three particles that make
C. Industrial up all atoms?
D. Analytical carbon A. protons, neutrons, and isotopes.
1176. The smallest particle of any particular B. neutrons, isotopes, and electrons
type of matter is known by which of the C. positive, negative, and neutrals
following terms? D. Protons, neutrons, and electrons
A. Compound
1182. Chemistry is the scientific study of ,
B. Atom its properties and reactions to form new
C. Chemical substances.
D. Element A. Substance
B. Elements
1177. Define a Chemical Property
C. Laws
A. A property which depends on the ob- D. Matter
jects size or matter.
1183. the ability or inability of a substance to
B. A property of matter not involving in its
combine with or change into one or more
manifestation a chemical change
new substances
C. A property or behavior of a substance
A. physical change
which undergoes a chemical change or re-
action. B. physical property
D. A property which makes the object C. chemical change
smell or taste different. D. chemical property

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1184. finding out how much nitrogen is in a 1189. A molecule is

sample of air A. a singular particle of a particular ele-
A. organic ment
B. inorganic B. another name for an element
C. analytical C. 2 or more atoms that are combined

D. physical D. none of above

1190. Zane is making a chart of compounds

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1185. Which kind of pesticide controls
that are found in the human body. What
weeds?
is the most common compound found in the
A. fungicide human body?
B. herbicide A. H2O
C. fungicide B. CO2
D. rodenticide C. Sodium Bicarbonate (baking soda)
D. NaCl (table Salt)
1186. Formed when 2 or more different ele-
ments are joined together chemically 1191. Unstable nuclei that emit rays or parti-
cles to become stable are said to? ? ?
A. Element
A. radioactive
B. Mixture
B. react
C. Compound
C. isotopes
D. Mass
D. decay
1187. An ice cube is put into a heated pan.
1192. What is the chemical formula for Nitro-
What will most likely happen to the
gen Trioxide?
molecules in the ice as the ice is heated
A. N3O
A. The molecules will begin to move
slower. B. (NO)3

B. The molecules will begin to move C. NO3

faster D. N3O3
C. The molecules will begin to increase in 1193. Wax is an example of a
density
A. lipid
D. The molecules will begin to condense
B. carbohydrate
in the air.
C. nucleic acid
1188. Why is it important to study chem- D. protein
istry?
1194. The only sure evidence for a chemical re-
A. Explain the natural world
action is:
B. Prepare for a career
A. the formation of a gas
C. Be an informed citizen
B. the production of one or more new sub-
D. All three options stances

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C. a color change 1200. What made this periodic table so differ-

ent to others
D. changes in properties

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A. It had less elements
1195. What is the charge of Mg? B. It had more elements
A. +1 C. he left gaps in the table for undiscov-
B. 3 ered elements
D. It was simple
C. -2
D. 2 1201. Tend to be brittle and shatter when hit
with a hammer, poor conductors of heat
1196. What is the simplest form of matter and electricity, and low luster.
that retains an elements chemical iden- A. Metals
tity?
B. Metalloids
A. neutron C. Nonmetals
B. atom D. All of the above
C. electron
1202. What are Extensive Properties?
D. quarks A. A property that depends on the type of
matter in a sample, not the amount of mat-
1197. Phase change from a solid to a gas. ter.
A. sublimation B. Characteristics that can be ob-
B. deposition served/measured without changing the
identity of the substance
C. condensation
C. A property that depends on the amount
D. evaporation of matter in a sample.

1198. The branch of chemistry that would D. Changes that do not affect the identity
study and develop new materials that in of the substance
general do not contain carbon is 1203. A compound can be physically separated
A. Organic Chemistry into its elements.

B. Inorganic Chemistry A. Always True

B. Sometimes True
C. Biochemistry
C. Never True
D. none of above
D. none of above
1199. How many atoms are present in 6.0 g
1204. Electrons involved in bonding between
of carbon?
atoms are
A. 7.04 x 1026 atoms A. valence electrons
B. 6.02 x 1024 atoms B. inside the nucleus
C. 3.01 x 1023 atoms C. closest to the nucleus
D. 1.55 x 1023 atoms D. positively charged

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1205. Gold is an example of a(n) C. Elements cannot be broken down,

A. pure element while compounds can because they join to-
gether in a specific pattern.
B. pure compound
D. Elements can be broken down, while
C. pure mixture compounds cannot because they are com-
D. none of above posed of two or more mixtures.

1206. What is the correct name for the follow- 1211. How many sigma bonds are there in

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ing compound? Li2S acetylene molecule?
A. Dilithium monosulfide A. 1
B. Lithium disulfide B. 3
C. Sulfuric lithate C. 2
D. Lithium sulfide D. 5

1207. Solubility is the 1212. What do we wear to protect our eyes

in the lab?
A. ability to be scratched
A. Lab Aprons
B. ability to be hammered into thin sheets
B. Goggles
C. how shiny it is
C. Gloves
D. ability to dissolve
D. Closed Toed Shoes
1208. The branch of Chemistry that study all
chemicals containing carbon is called 1213. This group of elements has properties
that are opposite those of metals.
A. Biochemistry
A. metalloids
B. Analytical Chemistry
B. nonmetals
C. Inorganic Chemistry
C. transition metals
D. Organic Chemistry
D. none of above
1209. All changes in the state of matter of a
1214. The identification of the components and
substance requires
composition of materials refers to
A. vibration
A. Biochemistry
B. water
B. Physical Chemistry
C. permission C. Organic Chemistry
D. energy D. Analytical Chemistry
1210. Which best explains the difference be- 1215. A change in the size, shape, or state of
tween an element and a compound? matter.
A. Elements cannot occur naturally, while A. chemical change
compounds naturally occur.
B. physical change
B. Elements have specific properties,
while compounds do not have specific C. chemical reaction
properties. D. electron change

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1216. You place a rock on the electronic bal- B. molecular compounds give or take
ance an it measures a mass of 12.38 g. electrons
The estimated digit is

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C. molecular compounds contain a metal
A. 1
D. molecular compounds are shiny and
B. 2 conductive
C. 3
1222. An element has the mass number 12 and
D. 8 atomic number 6. The number of neutrons
in it is:
1217. What subatomic particles are found in
energy levels outside of the nucleus and A. 6
have a negative charge? B. 10
A. protons C. 4
B. neutrons
D. 8
C. electrons
1223. Density is
D. none of above
A. matter/solids
1218. What is the name given to a set of con-
trolled observations that test a proposed B. volume/mass
explanation? C. gas/liquid
A. hypothesis D. mass/volume
B. experiment
1224. Convert 3045 cm to km
C. theory
A. .03045 km
D. conclusion
B. 0.3045 km
1219. The ability to change into a different C. 3.045 km
substance
D. 30.45 km
A. Chemical property
B. 360 ooga booga 1225. These elements are called semiconduc-
tors.
C. Physical property
A. metals
D. volume
B. nonmetals
1220. Choose the correct facts
C. metalloids
A. Oil has high melting points
D. The guy at the front of a train
B. Fats have a high percentage of satu-
rated fatty acids 1226. How many elements are represented in
C. Fats have low melting points the compound? Na2CO3
D. Oil has a solid physical state A. 1
B. 2
1221. Molecular compounds are different from
ionic compounds by C. 3
A. molecular compounds share electrons D. 4

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1227. The atomic number tells you what? the weights of one element that combine
READ THE ANSWERS CAREFULLY with a fixed weight of the other are in a
A. only the number of electrons ratio of small whole numbers

B. only the number of protons B. that every chemical compound con-

tains fixed and constant proportions (by
C. only the number of neutrons mass) of the elements that make up that
D. the number of both electrons and pro- compound.
tons in an atom. C. that matter is neither created nor de-

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stroyed, only changed during chemical re-
1228. James observes that a yellow, solid sub-
actions
stance has formed when he mixes two
clear liquids together. He believes that a D. none of above
chemical change has taken place. Which of
1232. Three of the following must contain two
the following statements is true?
more kinds of atoms. Which one does not
A. James is correct because only a mix- contain two or more kinds of atoms?
ture was formed and no new substances.
A. element
B. James is correct because a new sub-
B. compound
stance with new properties was formed.
C. homogeneous mixture
C. James is incorrect because no chemi-
cal reaction occurred. D. heterogenous mixture
D. James is incorrect because it was 1233. What two substance are formed when
a physical change and not a chemical an acid and alkali react together in equal
change. amounts?
1229. is the branch of chemistry that A. Salt and water
would analyze new chemicals made from B. Alkali and water
carbon-containing building blocks. C. Acid and water
A. Inorganic Chemistry D. Acid and alkali
B. Organic Chemistry
1234. He was the Greek philosopher who pop-
C. Biochemistry ularized atomism.
D. Analytical Chemistry A. Democritus
1230. The B-F bond in BF3 (electronegativity B. Melitus
for B is 2.0; electronegativity for F is 4.0) C. Epicurus
is
D. Leucippus
A. polar covalent
1235. a change in the size, shape, form, or
B. ionic
state of matter that does not change the
C. nonpolar covalent matter’s identity
D. pure covalent A. physical change
1231. The Law of Multiple Proportions states B. physical property
A. when two elements combine with each C. chemical change
other to form more than one compound, D. chemical property

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1236. Diamond is an example of D. Wipeup chemical spills at the end of

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B. simple molecule 1242. A combination of substances that are
C. ionic compound not chemically combined is called a(n)

D. metallic bond A. mixture

B. compound
1237. What is the definition of saturated?
C. physical
A. No single bonds
D. none of above
B. Contains Carbon-Carbon double bond
C. All Carbon-Carbon bonds are double 1243. what is the meaning of Synthetic Rub-
ber?
D. All Carbon-Carbon bonds are single
A. elastic in nature or elastomer polymer
1238. Calculate volume in milliliters of 100 B. involves at least two different
g of coconut oil, which has a density of monomers
0.92g/mL.
C. the long-chain molecule that is made
A. 108.7 ml from a combination of many repeating ba-
B. 108.7 L sic units
C. 108.7 D. none of above
D. 100 g/mL 1244. A reaction in which energy is gained or
1239. Process from gas to liquid. absorbed.

A. Evaporation A. Exothermic

B. Condensation B. Chemical

C. Deposition C. physical

D. Sublimation D. Endothermic

1240. What is the formula formed from the 1245. Which of the following solutions exactly
atom U and W. [Proton number of U = 7; neutralises 25.0 cm3 of 0.05 mol dm-3
W = 9] barium hydroxide solution?

A. UW3 A. 25.0 cm3 of 0.10 mol dm-3 sulphuric

acid
B. U2W
B. 12.5 cm3 of 0.20 mol dm-3 nitric acid
C. UW
C. 50.0 cm3 of 0.40 mol dm-3 hydrochlo-
D. UW2 ric acid
1241. Whatis the correct way to handle chem- D. 12.5 cm3 of 0.05 mol dm-3 ethanoic
icals in the laboratory? acid
A. Nevertouch or taste chemicals. 1246. Material produced from living or re-
B. Keepall chemicals in open containers. cently living plants or animals and their
C. Keepopen flames within six inches of metabolic byproduct is?
all chemicals. A. char

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B. MSW 1252. The density of pyrite is 5g/cm3 . This

is an example of
C. biofuel
A. intensive property
D. biomass
B. extensive property
1247. Combinations of 2 or more substances C. chemical change
(elements and compounds) that are physi-
D. chemical property
cally blended together.
1253. In a family or column, the elements have

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A. Compound
similar properties because they all have
B. Mixture the same number of
C. Element A. protons
D. Substance B. neutrons
C. valence electrons
1248. What kind of charge do electrons have?
D. electrons
A. Positive
1254. Water is important because
B. Negative
A. life processes take place in the cells
C. No charge
B. helps the cells keep their size
D. Explosive C. helps the cells keep their shape
1249. A pure substance made of the same type D. all of the above
of atoms is called a(n) 1255. Molecules are held close together in an
A. atom orderly fashion with little freedom of mo-
tion.
B. molecule
A. Gas
C. compound
B. Solid
D. element
C. Liquid
1250. Applies chemistry to solve problems by D. none of above
developing chemicals for useful purposes.
1256. The energy transferred as a result of a
A. Scientist temperature difference.
B. Chemist A. Sunlight
C. Einstein B. Vapor
C. Joules
D. Chemical Engineer
D. Heat
1251. The amount of space that matter occu-
1257. In which state of matter are the atoms
pies
tightly packed together?
A. Density
A. Gas
B. Volume B. Solid
C. Mass C. Liquid
D. Element D. Plasma

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1258. A solid composed of atoms, ions or C. not bound together

molecules arranged in a pattern that is pe- D. at high potential energy
riodic in three dimensions.

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A. Crystal 1263. A person with hypothermia has a body
temperature of 34.8 ◦ C. What is that tem-
B. Unit cell perature in degrees Fahrenheit?
C. Alloy A. 94.6 ◦ F
D. none of above B. 95.3 ◦ F
1259. When an atom loses an electron, it be- C. 95.6 ◦ F
comes a D. 94.3 ◦ F
A. positive ion
1264. Atomic number =
B. negative ion
A. No. of protons
C. neutral ion
B. No. of neutrons
D. neutral atom
C. Protons + Neutrons
1260. identifies what substances are present D. none of above
in materials and how much of each sub-
stance is present. 1265. Which of the following is a heteroge-
neous mixture?
A. physical chemistry
A. A water sample containing dissolved
B. organic chemistry
salt
C. inorganic chemistry
B. An air sample of oxygen, nitrogen, and
D. biochemistry carbon dioxide
E. analytical chemistry C. A glass jar containing sand and differ-
ent sized rocks
1261. Which statement explains why the reac-
tivity of Group 1 elements increase when D. An iron-carbon alloy used to produce
going down the group? steel
A. The melting point of the elements de- 1266. What properties that do not depend on
creases the amount of the matter present
B. The valence electrons gets further A. density
away from the nucleus B. extensive
C. The attractive force between va- C. intensive
lence electron and the nucleus becomes
stronger. D. volume
D. The physical state of the elements 1267. Which organic molecule is not a struc-
changes from gas to liquid then to solid tural isomer of pentan-1-ol?
at room temperature. A. pentan-2-ol
1262. Atoms are when they are combined. B. 2-methylpentan-2-ol
A. more stable C. 2-methylbutan-2-ol
B. less stable D. pentan-3-ol

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1268. Phase change from a liquid to a solid. 1274. The subatomic particle that determines
A. freezing the identity of an element.
A. neutron
B. sublimation
B. proton
C. condensation
C. electron
D. deposition
D. outer shell
1269. What charge does an atom have when
1275. Phase change from a liquid to a gas.

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it GAINS electrons?
A. Positive A. melting
B. sublimation
B. Negative
C. evaporation
C. Neutral
D. condensation
D. none of above
1276. a research team intends to find out why
1270. A measure of how much matter an ob- a lake remains polluted to try to find a
ject has is way to clean it up
A. weight A. basic research
B. gravity B. applied research
C. mass C. technological research
D. volume D. none of above

1271. Which of these is a property of metals? 1277. Calculating and finding out how much ni-
trogen is in a sample of air is which study
A. It’s malleable
A. organic
B. It can’t conduct electricity
B. inorganic
C. They are used in food
C. analytical
D. It’s very brittle
D. physical
1272. Which state of matter has the highest
amount of kinetic energy? 1278. In the chemical reaction iron plus oxygen
→ iron oxide,
A. solid
A. iron oxide is a reactant
B. liquid
B. iron is a reactant
C. gas C. oxygen is a product
D. none of above D. iron is a product
1273. Studying the process of photosynthesis 1279. When a covalent bond forms are
in plants. shared.
A. biochemistry A. protons
B. inorganic B. nutrons
C. analytical C. valence electrons
D. theoretical chemistry D. quarks

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1280. Atom T has a proton number of 11 and A. 10.0 cm3

a nucleon number of 23. Which of the fol-
B. 60.0 cm3
lowing is true about element T?

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C. 70.0 cm3
A. It does not conduct electricity
B. If forms an oxide with the formula TO D. 100.0 cm3

C. It is a hard black solid 1286. An atom has 10 protons and a mass of

D. It reacts with water to form an alkaline 18. It has neutrons
solution A. 10
1281. “C” is the element symbol for which el- B. 18
ement? C. 28
A. calcium
D. 8
B. carbon
C. chlorine 1287. Matter is anything that

D. cadmium A. takes up space and has mass.

B. is created by chemical reactions
1282. are some functions of lipids.
A. storing energy and cell membrane C. is light, sound or ideas.
structure D. can be disposed of by chemical reac-
B. providing actin & providing myosin tions.
C. cellulose structure and digestive assis- 1288. Which is the unit that measures mass?
tance
A. liters
D. storing & transferring genetic info
B. pounds
1283. Study the process that takes place in or-
C. grams
ganisms.
D. inches
A. Biochemistry
B. Chemistry 1289. Write the chemical name for the follow-
C. Analytical Chemistry ing compound Fe3+ and O2-
D. Physical Chemistry A. Iron (II) oxide

1284. Describe an Electron Cloud? B. Iron (III) oxide

A. the mist outside of an atom C. Triiron oxide

B. home of the protons D. Iron Oxide
C. where electrons are located 1290. What would be the products of hydroly-
D. nucleus sis of a fat?

1285. cm3 of 0.4 mol dm-3 sodium hydroxide A. glycerol

solution, NaOH that is filled into a conical B. fatty acids
flask is titrated with 1.0 mol dm-3 of sul-
C. glycerol and esters
phuric acid, H2SO4. Determine the final
volume of solution in the conical flask. D. glycerol and fatty acids

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1291. What happens to the pH of a acid during 1296. Why does ice float?
neutralisation?
A. The density gets larger due to the for-
A. It stays the same mation of a crystalline structure
B. It moves up towards pH 7 B. The density get smaller due to the for-
mation of a crystalline structure
C. It moves down to pH 1
D. It lowers C. The liquid water’s force pushes the ice
to the top

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1292. One of Dalton’s conclusions concerning D. The covalents bonds are in random or-
his atomic theory was that all atoms of der causing the density to lower
the same element are-
A. combined 1297. Simple sugars, or monosaccharides,
such as glucose are the building blocks of
B. different
A. carbohydrates
C. reacted
B. lipids
D. the same
C. proteins
1293. What is the definition of an atom? D. nucleic acids
A. The smallest part of any substance
which can exist on its own 1298. The chemistry of living things

B. Two or more atoms chemically joined A. physical chemistry

together (can be the same or can be dif- B. organic chemistry
ferent)
C. inorganic chemistry
C. A simple substance in which all the
atoms are identical D. biochemistry

D. Two or more different elements chem- E. analytical chemistry

ically joined together
1299. Which order is correct when the follow-
1294. The periodic table is arranged by ing substances are arranged in order of in-
creasing boiling point?
A. atomic number
A. CH3CH3 < CH3CHO < CH3CH2OH
B. atomic mass
B. CH3CHO < CH3CH2OH < CH3CH3
C. properties
C. CH3CH2OH < CH3CH3 < CH3CHO
D. mass number
D. CH3CH3 < CH3CH2OH < CH3CHO
1295. How many moles are in 16.94g of wa-
ter? 1300. Process from gas to solid.
A. 16.94 A. Evaporation
B. 0.9403 B. Condensation
C. 305.2 C. Deposition
D. 1.063 D. Vaporization

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1301. Wastes may be produced when: 1307. Which substance is soluble in water?
A. A product is made A. sand

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B. A product is thrown away B. gravel
C. A product is used C. salt

D. All of the above D. wood shavings

1308. An atom has 5 protons, 7 neutrons and
1302. A saturated solution is
5 electrons. What is the mass number of
A. No more solute can be dissolved the atom?
B. More solute can be dissolved A. 5
C. The solvent and solution B. 7
D. none of above C. 2
D. 12
1303. What elements generally make an ionic
bond? 1309. hydrochloric acid
A. metal and nonmetal A. HClO3
B. 2 nonmetals B. HClO2
C. metal C. HClO

D. none of the above D. HCl

1310. Which type of reaction will feel cold?
1304. How would you classify the color of a
rose? A. exothermic

A. chemical change B. exergonic

C. endothermic
B. physical property
D. none of these
C. physical change
D. chemical property 1311. C12H22O11 how many many ele-
ments?
1305. Two atoms of the same element but A. 45
with different mass numbers are called
B. 2
A. electrons
C. 3
B. isotopes D. None, it’s a compound
C. variables
1312. Mrs. Franklin ismaking chocolate suck-
D. electron cloud ers for the class. She takes blocks of choco-
late and heatsthem over a fire. The melt-
1306. Water has molecular shape. ing chocolate is an example of a-
A. Linear A. graphic change
B. Pyrimidal B. physical change
C. Planar C. chemical change
D. Bent D. reactional change

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1313. Which chemical equation represents a D. made of substances that are chemi-
neutralisation reaction? cally reactive.
A. Mg + H2SO4 → MgSO4 + H2 1319. what is a liquid?
B. ZnCl2 + 2HNO3 → Zn(NO3)2 + 2HCl
A. a substance that flows freely but is of
C. 2HCl + CaCO3 → CaCl2 + CO2 + constant volume
H2O
B. a substance or matter in a state in
D. NaOH + CH3COOH → CH3COONa + which it will expand freely

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H2O
C. firm and stable in shape
1314. Which salt is not decomposed when D. none of above
heated strongly?
1320. Rows on the period table are called
A. Zinc nitrate
while columns are called
B. Ammonium chloride
A. groups, families
C. Potassium carbonate
B. groups, periods
D. Copper(II) sulphate
C. periods, groups
1315. Who created the periodic table D. families, groups
A. Mendeleev
1321. An intensive property that refers to the
B. Diamond
measure of the resistance of a mineral to
C. Einstein scratching.
D. none of above A. Length
1316. In this type of bond electrons are shared B. Volume
by two non-metals C. Luster
A. ionic D. Hardness
B. covalent
1322. Which is NOT a chemical change?
C. subatomic
A. Leaves changing colors in the fall
D. none of above
B. Iron rusting
1317. Measure of the amount of matter
C. Digesting Lunch
A. mass
D. Ice Melting
B. volume
1323. Which of the following chemical equa-
C. weight
tions represents aneutralisation reac-
D. density tion?
1318. How can mixtures best be described? A. 2HNO3 + PbCO3 → Pb(NO3)2 + CO2
+ H2O
A. made of one element
B. made of different elements that are all B. 4HCl + MnO2 → MnCl2 + Cl2 +
chemically bonded together 2H2O

C. made of different elements that are C. 2HCOOH + Mg → Mg(HCOO)2 + H2

not all chemically bonded together D. H2SO4 + CuO → CuSO4 + H2O

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1324. The molecular formula for Nitric acid 1329. Which of the following elements form
A. HNO3 basic oxides?

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B. HNO2 A. Chlorine
C. HNO B. Phosphorus
D. none of above C. Sodium
D. Magnesium
1325. What are the two main types of en-
ergy? 1330. The basic particle from which all ele-
A. endothermic and exothermic ments are made.
B. spontaneous and nonspontaneous A. Element
C. potential and kinetic B. Mixture
D. entropy and enthalpy C. Acid
1326. who developed the modern day periodic D. Atom
table of elements?
1331. To separate a mixture of soil and water
A. Darwin what separation method is used?
B. Shultz A. Filtration
C. Hooke B. Distillation
D. Mendeleev C. Chromatography
1327. In the following unbalanced equation, D. Evaporation
what coefficients would have to go in the
blanks (left to right) in order for it to be- 1332. an atom or molecule which has gained or
come balanced? Al + HCl → lost one or more of its valence electrons
AlCl3 + H2 A. Covalent Bond
A. 1:3:1:2 B. Chemical Formula
B. 3:2:1:2 C. Ion
C. 6:2:2:3 D. Compound
D. 2:6:2:3
1333. To draw a Lewis structure, one must
1328. An atomic mismatch within the region know the
where two grains meet which is called A. number of valence electrons in each
A. Grain border atom.
B. Grain divide B. atomic mass of each atom.
C. Grain boundary C. bond length of each atom.
D. none of above D. ionization energy of each atom.

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1. What is Zoology? 6. An increase in which factor would decrease

the rate of transpiration?
A. scientific study of the behavior, struc-
ture, physiology, classification, and distri- A. wind
bution of animals. B. temperature
B. study of plant cells C. humidity
C. study of the human brain D. light
D. scientific study about how biting your 7. The branch of Biology which deals with the

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nails hurts your brain study of the functions of different parts of
living organisms is called
2. This piece of equipment is used to mix liq-
uids together. A. Histology

A. glass stirring rod B. Physiology

C. Biotechnology
B. scalpel
D. Embryology
C. probe
D. test tube 8. The is the basic unit of sturucture and
function of organisms
3. What is the branch of biology that deals A. atom
with the relations of organisms to one an- B. cell
other and to their physical surroundings?
C. matter
A. Ecology
D. all other answers are correct
B. Virology
9. a rigid supporting layer that surrounds the
C. genetics cells of plants and some other organisms
D. Zoology A. cell membrane
4. What is the function of Vitamins and Min- B. cell wall
erals? C. nucleus
A. Provides energy and protects body D. cytoplasm
against disease.
10. Which of the following is not found in an
B. Supports healthy growth animal cell?
C. Provides rich source energy A. Nucleus
D. Protects against body against disease. B. Chloroplast
C. Mitochondria
5. The sandwich model, is a phospholipid bi-
layer between two layers of was sug- D. Cell membrane
gested by scientists 11. A cell wall
A. proteins, Gorter and Grendel A. provides structure and support
B. lipids, Gorter and Grendel B. is found in prokaryotes and plant cells
C. proteins, Singer and Nicolson C. is like the wall and roof of a factory
D. proteins, Daveson and Danelli D. all of the above

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12. What term is given to describe the 2 name C. DNA → mRNA → tRNA → amino acid
naming system? → protein
D. DNA → mRNA → tRNA → codon →

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A. dichotmous key
B. binomial nomenclature amino acid

C. 2 scientific names 17. Which are Greenhouse Gases? Select all

D. binomial key of the following that apply.
A. Hydrogen
13. Why don’t cells just stretch when you
grow, instead of making copies of them- B. Nitrous Oxide
selves? C. Methane
A. The muscles in the cells can’t stretch D. Water Vapor
that far. E. Nitrogen
B. The cell won’t be able to bring in food
fast enough or get waste out fast enough. 18. Which of the following DOES NOT require
activation of gene expression (transcrip-
C. The cell membrane doesn’t like the tion and translation)?
feeling of stretching.
A. activation of proton pumps
D. The lysosomes don’t want to work so
hard. B. Production of auxin
C. influx of water
14. Plant absorbs water through the
D. production of expansins
A. stem
B. roots 19. In a chemical reaction, are what you
have at the end
C. leaves
A. Products
D. all of the above
B. Molecules
15. A relationship that occurs when individu- C. Reactants
als of different species live together in a
close and long-term relationship D. Substances

A. Interdependent Relationship 20. It is the study of different types of body

B. Symbiosis functions and processes.

C. Mutualism A. Cytology

D. Parasitism B. Ecology
C. Physiology
16. Which of the following gives the most accu-
rate summary of the gene-expression pro- D. Morphology
cess, also known as the Central Dogma of 21. Cross Two Homozygous plants ( RRYY x
Biology? rryy ) R = round seeds, r = wrinkled
A. DNA → tRNA → mRNA → amino acid seeds Y = yellow seeds, y = green seeds
→ protein What percent will have Round and Yellow
B. DNA → anticodon → codon → amino seeds?
acid A. 0%

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B. 25% B. microtubules, centrioles

C. 50% C. centrosome, centrioles
D. 100% D. centrosome, microtubules

22. Which type of cell has many lobes to its 28. paleontology is
nucleus A. the study of fossil plant
A. neutrophil B. the scientific study of the behavior,

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B. T cell structure, physiology, classification, and
C. B cell distribution of animals

D. lymphocyte C. the science of the causes and ef-

fects of diseases, especially the branch of
23. Which of the following is/are part of the medicine that deals with the laboratory ex-
carpel? I. antherII. stigmaIII. style amination of samples of body tissue for di-
A. I only agnostic or forensic purposes

B. II and III only D. the branch of science concerned with

fossil animals and plants
C. I and II only
D. I, II and III 29. An interaction between organisms in
which both organisms benefit from the re-
24. A dihybrid cross shows the possible out- lationship
comes of A. commensalism
A. two alleles B. mutualism
B. two parents C. predator-prey
C. two traits/characters D. parasitism
D. a self pollination
30. Botany is
25. means to make something smaller. A. scientific study of animals
A. reduce B. scientific study of plants
B. reuse C. scientific study of brains
C. recycle D. Scientific study of humans
D. none of above
31. Cells that have a true nucleus are called
26. Includes DNA and RNA
A. Carbohydrates A. eukaryotes
B. Lipids B. prokaryotes
C. Proteins C. unicellular
D. Nucleic Acids D. multicellular

27. In animal cells a pair of is located at 32. a single leaf blade with a bud at the base
the center of the of the leaf stem
A. centrioles, centrosome A. Simple

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B. Compound 37. Where is phloem tissue found in a stem?

C. Both A. On the side facing the epidermis in the

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vascular bundle.
D. none of above
B. One the side facing the pith in the vas-
33. When the death rate rises and the birth cular bundle.
rate lowers C. Distributed with some facing the epi-
A. population increases dermis and some facing the pith.
B. population decreases D. Only in the middle of the vascular bun-
dle.
C. population stays the same
D. all of these 38. A symbiotic relationship where both organ-
isms benefit.
34. Which of the following statement is not A. mutualism
true about the function of lymphatic sys-
B. commensalism
tem?
C. parasitism
A. Transport fatty acid and glycerol
molecules D. predation

B. Produce antibodies 39. What happens in the lytic cycle?

C. Returns the interstitial fluid back into A. the spacecraft shaped virus attaches
circulatory system to the host cell then leaves
D. Transports glucose and amino acid B. the spacecraft virus kills the host cell
molecules C. the spacecraft shaped virus attaches
to the host cells and as it leaves it kills the
35. When water evaporates out of the leaf’s host cell
stomata it is called
D. the spacecraft virus attaches to the
A. photosynthesis host cell injects DNA as the virus leaves
B. transpiration it kills the host cell
C. transport 40. Which order is correct in occurrence?
D. xylem A. fertilization, pollination, seed disper-
sal
36. The cell membrane is selectively perme-
B. seed dispersal, fertilization, pollina-
able, which means
tion
A. All materials can enter and leave the
C. pollination, seed dispersal, fertiliza-
cell
tion
B. Certain things can enter while others D. pollination, fertilization, seed disper-
cannot sal
C. The cell manually sorts through all ma-
terials 41. What is the purpose of photosynthesis?

D. Only certain cells can interact with the A. make glucose

cell. B. make ATP

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C. make light 47. In which stage in meiosis is the chromo-

some number reduced from diploid to hap-
D. release carbon dioxide
loid?
42. What are the cells that make up Phloem? A. During pairing of chromosomes in the
A. Spiracles first division of meiosis
B. During pairing of chromosomes in the
B. Sieve Tube Cells
second division of meiosis
C. Vessel Cells

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C. When chromosomes move to opposite
D. Tracheary Elements ends of the cell during the first division of
meiosis
43. All the organisms that live and interact in
D. When chromosomes move to opposite
an ecosystem
ends of the cell during the second division
A. Population of meiosis
B. Community
48. It was originally estimated by scientists
C. Habitat that the carrying capacity of humans on
Earth was approximately 1 billion people.
D. Interdependent
The population of Earth is now OVER 7 bil-
44. A relationship in which two organisms are lion people. What is the best EXPLANA-
mutually dependent on each other to sur- TION for this?
vive. A. Humans have greatly exceeded their
A. Mutualism carrying capacity.
B. Humans now consume less resources
B. Commensalism
than they did previously.
C. Parasitism
C. Humans have become more efficient
D. Interdependent Relationship in producing and replenishing food re-
sources.
45. It is the study of morphological, organiza-
D. The Earth has continued to grow at the
tional, biochemical, physiological, genetic,
same rate as the human population.
developmental, pathological and evolu-
tionary aspects of cell and its components. 49. It is the study of internal structure which
A. Cell biology can be observed with unaided eye after
dissection.
B. Histology
A. Morphology
C. Physiology
B. Embryology
D. Ecology
C. Anatomy
46. are the smallest blood vessels. D. Physiology
A. Arteries
50. Use the focuses the image under low
B. Veins power.
C. Capillaries A. revolving nosepiece
D. none of above B. fine adjustment knob

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C. coarse adjustment knob 56. Which micronutrient can cause toxicity if

too much is found in a plant?
D. arm/neck

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A. Chlorine (Cl)
51. What is the name for the structures that B. Boron (B)
allow flow of material between phloem
C. Zinc (Zn)
cells?
D. Iron (Fe)
A. Cellulose
57. All fish, all birds, all mammals are
B. Sieve plate
A. animals with internal fertilization
C. Sieve cell
B. carnivores
D. Trachieds C. vertebrates
52. Cells are measured in what unit? D. warm blooded animals

A. Millimeters 58. Which of the following plant cells has an

oblong shape?
B. Micrometers
A. Epidermal cell
C. centimeters
B. Companion cell
D. inches C. Palisade cell
53. The males of a bird species do a “dance” D. Root hair cell
and “sing a song” each spring. What is 59. If worldwide deforestation is not regu-
the main purpose of these behaviors? lated, what could most likely result?
A. to scare off young birds A. Acid rain could lower the pH of rivers
B. to imprint young birds and lakes to dangerous levels for aquatic
life.
C. to clean their feathers
B. CO2 levels in the atmosphere could in-
D. to attract female birds crease and contribute to global warming
problems
54. The enzyme that helps in digestion of car- C. Plants and animals could become bet-
bohydrates is ter adapted to living in desert conditions.
A. Pepsin D. Future generations of humans could
B. Renin have an excess of wood and paper prod-
ucts.
C. Lipase
60. Which of the following increase the effect
D. Amylase of greenhouse gases? Select all that ap-
ply.
55. What are Annelids?
A. Burning of fossil fuels
A. Organisms without septa.
B. Methane from agriculture
B. Segmented organisms C. Food waste
C. Small vertebrates D. Car exhaust
D. A type of amphibian E. Evaporation

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61. Which is the only structure you would ex- B. I and II only
pect to see when examining a prokaryotic C. II and III only
cell with a compound light microscope?
D. I, II and III
A. nucleus
B. chloroplast 67. Circulatory system in cockroach is
C. cell membrane A. Haemocoel
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C. Enterocoelom
62. Heart is made up of
D. Eucoelom
A. cardiac muscle
B. smooth muscle 68. During interphase, the DNA is replicated
to create two complete sets of DNA. The
C. skeletal muscle
DNA is copied during which stage of the
D. none of above cell cycle?
63. Maintaining a stable internalenvironment A. G1
is called B. S
A. homeostasis C. G2
B. equilibrium D. M
C. balance
69. Do reptiles have gills?
D. evenness
A. Yes
64. Chordates that have notochord in larval B. No
tail
C. Some do, some do not
A. Balanoglossus
D. none of above
B. Hemichordata
C. Cephalochordata 70. What does Ectothermic mean?
D. Urochordata A. Warm Blooded; Temp stays constant
B. An animal that warms through
65. What does it mean that a cell membrane
metabolism
is semi-permeable?
C. Cold blooded; Changes temp with envi-
A. It allows all substances in
ronment
B. It allows some substances in
D. Type of system describing most mam-
C. It allows nothing in mals
D. none of above
71. How do carbon dioxide and oxygen move
66. Micropropagation can be used to:I. Pro- into and out of a mesophyll cell?
duce many clones of new varieties of A. active transport
plants II. Re-populate endangered plant
speciesIII. Protect plants from viruses and B. diffusion
bacteria found in the natural environment C. respiration
A. I only D. transpiration

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72. Which statement below describes the missing in offspring produced by asexual
events during G2 of Interphase? reproduction?

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A. The cell grows, develops, and makes A. an identical copy of parent chromo-
new proteins somes
B. The DNA replicates to form a new set B. twice the number of parent chromo-
of identical chromosomes somes
C. The cell grows, makes new organelles, C. only half the number of parent chromo-
and prepares for mitosis somes
D. the nucleolus disappears and the nu- D. an independent assortment of parent
clear envelope disintegrates chromosomes

73. Study of PLANTS 78. Which life process involves the removal of
metabolic waste from cells?
A. Zoology
A. Nutrition
B. Ornithology
B. Transport
C. Botany
C. Synthesis & Assimilation
D. Taxonomy
D. Excretion
74. Part of plant that works like a food fac-
tory 79. A group of tissues that perform a similar
function is called (Examples include the
A. Root
heart, lungs or stomach)
B. Stem
A. cells
C. Leaf
B. tissues
D. Flower
C. organs
75. When atria and ventricles relax and blood D. organ system
fills in atria, the period is called
80. TAXONOMIC HIERARCHY MEANS
A. Atrial systole
A. DIVISON-CLASSS-SPECIES-ORDER-
B. Cardiac diastole
PHYLLUM-KINGDOM
C. Ventricular systole
B. SPECIES-KINDOM-FAMILY-GENUS-
D. Cardiac cycle CLASS-PHYLLUM

76. Which of the following is a characteristic C. SPECIES-GENUS-FAMILY-ORDER-

of ALL living things? CLASS-PHYLLUM-KINGDOM

A. They Grow D. NONE OF THESE

B. They Breathe 81. Anatomy is the study of

C. They Eat A. life
D. They Communicate B. body parts

77. Which characteristic is present in offspring C. animals

produced by sexual reproduction, but is D. ocean

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82. Which biomolecule is made of amino 87. The functional unit of gene called as
acids? A. Citron
A. Nucleic Acid B. Muton
B. Carbohydrate C. Recon
C. Protein D. Gene
D. Lipid
88. What process does a multi-cellular or-
ganism use to replace its damaged body

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83. What is chlorophyll’s main function?
cells?
A. to make the plant a vegetable
A. mitosis
B. to blend into their environment
B. meiosis
C. to capture energy from sunlight for
photosynthesis C. replication
D. to help prevent water loss D. transcription

84. Which statement about Brown algae is cor- 89. Which environmental factor would cause
rect? the greatest decrease in the number of
species of plants and animals living in
A. Reserve food is Floridean starch
some of the lakes in the United States?
B. Two Equal apical flagella present
A. increase in dissolved oxygen levels
C. Cell wall made of cellulose and algin
B. global warming
D. Chlorophyll a and d present
C. ozone destruction
85. Why can someone be grumpy when D. acid rain
sleepy?
90. Where is the DNA found in a prokaryotic
A. Melatonin causes sleep and angry hor-
cell?
mones
A. floating around in the cytoplasm
B. Melatonin blocks the entry of
dopamine and oxytocin into receptors due B. in the nucleus
to its size C. in the middle
C. Dopamine refuses to turn up when D. slightly to the right
melatonin is present
91. There are little pores on the bottom of the
D. none of above leaf called
86. What is the function of DNA polymerase A. stem
I? B. root
A. To add appropriate nucleotides in the C. stomata
3’ → 5’ direction
D. palisade mesophyll
B. To remove the RNA primers and re-
place them with DNA 92. What is the pigment in chloroplasts that
C. To join together the Okazaki fragments performs photosynthesis?

D. To join together both strands of DNA to A. Chlorosynthesis

the histones B. Chlorophyll

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C. ADP 98. Organisms that can capture energy from

D. Electron Transport inorganic, nonliving sources.

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A. Producers
93. Select all that apply. Urea can be produced
B. Consumers
by:
C. Detritivores
A. Aerobic respiration in living organ-
isms. D. Carnivores
B. The urea cycle in the liver. 99. A(n) is all living and nonliving things
C. From carbon dioxide and ammonia in a in a particular area that interact with one
laboratory. another
D. Anaerobic respiration in living organ- A. Biome
isms. B. Community
94. What organelle helps with cell digestion? C. Ecosystem

A. Lysosomes D. Population

B. Ribosomes 100. The study of insects is

C. Golgi Complex A. Ecology
D. ER B. Embryology
C. Genetics
95. What are Okazaki fragments made of?
D. none of above
A. DNA only
B. RNA only 101. Ecosystems possess..
C. DNA and RNA A. only living components
D. Protein B. only non-living components
C. both living and non-living components
96. What contributes to the enhanced green-
house effect? D. none of above

A. Methane from agricultural sources 102. It is the study of tissue organization and
structure as observed through light micro-
B. Ozone from violent thunderstorms
scope.
C. Carbon particles in diesel engine ex-
A. Cell biology
haust
B. Histology
D. Carbon dioxide from active volcanoes
C. Physiology
97. Which substance must a green plant obtain
D. Morphology
from its environment to carry on photosyn-
thesis? 103. where are genetics stored?
A. Glucose and water A. on one or more chromosomes
B. Oxygen and chlorophyll B. nucleus
C. Carbon dioxide and water C. heart
D. Carbon dioxide and oxygen D. brain

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104. The three main types of cells are 110. Which of the following is a base that is
A. Plant, Whale, Grass NOT contained in DNA?
A. Adenine
B. Plant, Animal, Bacteria
B. Thymine
C. Human, Dirt, Mountains
C. Uracil
D. Ocean, Sky, Desert
D. Guanine
105. The number of individuals of a species per
111. which features helps birds in flying?

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unit of area
A. Vertebral column
A. population density
B. Crop
B. microscopic
C. Gizzard
C. disruption
D. Pneumatic bones
D. succession
112. Which of the following are true of both
106. What step does every scientific experi- leaf cells and root cells? I. they are un-
ment begin with? differentiatedII. they are genetically iden-
ticalIII. they were formed at the edges of
A. hypothesis
an apical meristem
B. question/problem
A. II only
C. procedures B. III only
D. conclusion C. II and III only
107. Speed up chemical reactions, protects D. I, II and III
against infections, and structural compo- 113. What causes the conversion of Pr to Pfr?
nent of hair, skin, and muscles
A. darkness
A. Carbohydrates
B. red light
B. Lipids
C. far red light
C. Proteins
D. auxin
D. Nucleic Acids
114. The control what enters and leaves
108. A resting state through the winter. the cell.
A. Sleeping A. cell membrane
B. Hibernation B. cell wall

C. Migration C. nucleus
D. cytoplasm
D. Estivation
115. Which blood vessel carries the deoxy-
109. Made of monomers of amino acids genated blood to the right atrium?
A. Carbohydrates A. Vena cava
B. Lipids B. Pulmonary vein
C. Proteins C. Pulmonary artery
D. Nucleic Acids D. All of them

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116. Which is less dense? B. diffusion

A. Ice C. cytokinesis

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B. Liquid water D. phagocytosis
C. Juice
122. A process where cells are copied is
D. All of the above called?
117. The organelles responsible for the mak- A. replication
ing of proteins:
B. mitosis
A. central vacuoles, lysosomes, vesicles
C. meiosis
B. cell wall, smooth endoplasmic reticu-
lum, nucleus D. cellular respiration

C. ribosomes, rough endoplasmic reticu- 123. Microbiology is study of what?

lum, golgi apparatus
A. study of plants
D. nucleus, chloroplast, mitochondria
B. study of microbes
118. Herpetology is the branch of
C. study of democracy
A. biology
D. none of above
B. mammalogy
C. zoology 124. It is the study of insects.

D. anatomy A. Ecology
B. Cytology
119. Which of the following nutrients is taken
by the plants from the soil to synthesise C. Entomology
protein? D. Histology
A. Carbon
125. What do you call it when one species ben-
B. Nitrogen
efits and the other species is not really af-
C. Hydrogen fected in any way?
D. Magnesium A. Predation
120. The circulatory system works with the B. Parasitism
system to obtain energy from nutri-
C. Commensalism
ents that we eat.
D. Mutualism
A. respiratory
B. digestive 126. In a student on ecology of honeybees,
C. skeletal who would be the best reviewer of the
study?
D. nervous
A. a politician that knew about bees
121. The movement of oxygen from the alve-
B. A biologist studying insects
oli to the blood and from the blood to the
tissues is due to the process of C. a university president
A. osmosis D. none of above

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127. What are the Two Types of cells that 132. A light microscope
make up every Organism? A. is very old
A. Plasma and Cytoplasm B. uses light and has one or more lenses
B. Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic that enlarge an image
C. Ribosomes and Cyoplasm C. has weird buttons
D. Plasma and Nucleus D. takes a long time to warm up

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128. Where does sugar transport begin? 133. The study of plants
A. Roots A. Botany

B. Leaves B. Meteorology

C. Root hairs C. Paleontology

D. Vascular bundles D. Popcorn

134. Which of the following are greenhouse

129. Why do we eat proteins?
gases?
A. because it burns fats
A. Carbon dioxide
B. because is good
B. Methane
C. to restore energy
C. Water vapor
D. build/repair tissues
D. All answers are correct
130. Which statement is true about 135. What do you call ONE species all living in
catabolism? the same environment?
A. Catabolism occurs during protein syn- A. Population
thesis.
B. Community
B. Catabolic reactions release energy
that can be captured in the form of ATP C. Ecosystem

C. An example of a catabolic process is D. Biome

DNA replication.
136. Heredity and genetic variation.
D. Catabolism is the synthesis of com-
A. Palaeontology
plex molecules from simpler molecules
through hydrolysis. B. Biomedicine
C. Genetics
131. What is a square called that we use to
sample populations? D. Biochemistry

A. grid 137. What are pyrimidines in DNA?

B. quadrat A. Types of nucleotides
C. cube B. Types of base pairs
D. tricep C. Types of sugars
E. quarter D. Types of bases

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138. If I study herpetology IS study 143. An element that is abundant in the cell.
A. plants A. Carbon

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B. Fungi B. Hidrogen
C. Reptiles and amphibians C. Oxygen
D. bacteria D. Nitrogen

139. A freshwater plant is placed in a con- 144. Which life process involves the pro-
tainer of saltwater, What will most likely duction of complex substances and
happen to the cells of the plant? molecules?
A. They will swell because water will A. Reproduction
move into them. B. Synthesis & assimilation
B. They will swell because salt will move C. Cellular respiration
into them.
D. Nutrition
C. They will shrink because water will
move out of them. 145. What is diffusion
D. They will shrink because salt will move A. active transport
out of them. B. passive transport
140. What is light-dependent? C. cell division
A. Calvin Cycle D. cell mutation
B. Carbon Cycle 146. Crossing over helps promote
C. ETC A. male genotype
D. ATP B. genetic variation
141. Which factor will decrease the rate of C. DNA replication
transpiration? D. mitosis
A. Wind
147. The is a part of a chromosome that
B. Temperature links the sister chromatids or dyads. The
C. Light intensity spindle fibers attach to it during mitosis
D. Humidity is the organelle where all the cell mi-
crotubules get organized.They occur only
142. Which is a step in the process of produc- in animal cells.
ing transgenic bacteria? A. centrosome, centromere
A. A plasmid is used to replace a faulty B. centromere, centrosome
gene in a human cell.
C. centromere, nucleus
B. A chain of bacterial amino acids is in-
serted into human DNA. D. none of above

C. A human gene is inserted into a bacte- 148. Which life process is necessary for the
rial plasmid. survival of the species, but not of an in-
D. A mutation is produced in a bacterial dividual organism?
cell. A. Excretion

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B. Growth 154. Flower is used for

C. Transport A. respiration
D. Reproduction B. reproduction
C. transpiration
149. Where does photosynthesis occur?
D. none of above
A. mitochondria
155. How much energy is lost from level to
B. stomata level of the food pyramid?

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C. xylem A. 10%
D. chloroplast B. 1%
C. 20%
150. A scientist treats a cell with a chemical
that destroys the ribosomes. As a result, D. 15%
which cell process will be stopped?
156. Herbivores are able to eat (Select all
A. Osmosis that apply )
B. Protein Synthesis A. Plants
C. Photosynthesis B. Animals
C. Insects
D. Cellular Respiration
D. Producers
151. Once the sister chromatids separate they E. Primary consumers
are considered to be individual
157. Vascular tissue that transports water
A. chromatids
and minerals UPWARDS from a plant’s
B. chromosomes roots is know as
C. centromeres A. Chlorophyll
D. DNA B. Phloem
C. Stomata
152. Locomotory organs in Nereis
D. Xylem
A. Setae
158. Which types of organisms are Prokary-
B. Parapodia otes?
C. Jointed legs A. Animals
D. Arms B. Plants
C. Fungi
153. The length of small intestine is maximum
in the following animal D. Bacteria
A. Lion 159. Put the following actions in order:DNA
replicates, cell grows, cell divides, cell pre-
B. Tiger
pares for mitosis.
C. Human
A. DNA replicates, cell grows, cell pre-
D. Cow pares for mitosis, cell divides

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B. cell grows, cell prepares for mitosis, 164. Non-living conditions that can influence
DNA replicates, cell divides where plants or animals live e.g. temper-
ature / amount of light

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C. cell grows, DNA replicates, cell pre-
pares for mitosis, cell divides A. Abiotic factors
D. DNA replicates, cell prepares for mito- B. Biotic factors
sis, cell grows, cell divides C. Mutualism
160. The operation of the sodium-potassium D. Biological control
“pump” moves:
165. Which of the following is does not belong
A. sodium & potassium ions into the cell
in the group?
B. sodium & potassium ions out of the cell
A. Plasmid
C. sodium ions into the cell & potassium
B. Cilia
ions out of the cell
C. Flagellum
D. sodium ions into the cell & potassium
ions out of the cell D. Cell Wall

161. How much ATP is generated by complete 166. This is the definition for which word:The
oxidation of Glucose in the presence of movement of water molecules from a high
oxygen? concentration of water to a low concentra-
tion of water across a partially permeable
A. 40
membrane.
B. 38
A. Osmosis
C. 36
B. Diffusion
D. 34
C. Active transport
162. Over generations of time apart on dif- D. Transpiration
ferent islands with different food sources,
the separated populations of Galapagos 167. If a plant is experiencing chlorosis, it
finches accumulated genetic differences un- might be deficient in which of the follow-
til each group had different beaks. This is ing micronutrients?
an example of A. Calcium
A. natural selection B. Copper
B. genetic drift C. Iron
C. adaptation D. Boron
D. speciation
168. What is the cell organelle that contains di-
163. Which of the following is found in eukary- gestive enzymes to break down unwanted
otic cells but NOT prokaryotic cells? material?
A. Cell membrane A. The cytoplasm
B. Mitochondria B. The lysosomes
C. Ribosomes C. The vacuole
D. DNA D. The mitochondria

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169. is the regulation of an organism’s in- C. Epidermal cells

ternal environment. D. Cells in the spongy layer
A. Homeostasis
175. NaCl is isotonic to red blood cells. Which
B. Metabolism
of these describes what will happen if a
C. Stimulus technician misplaces a decimal point and
D. Inference makes 9.0% NaCl solution instead and ad-
ministers it to a patient?
170. In order for something to be considered a

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A. The cells exposed to the solution will
living organism, it must display of the
burst.
eight characteristics of living things.
A. all B. The cells exposed to the solution will
shrink.
B. some
C. The cells will remain the same size.
C. one
D. The cells exposed to the solution will
D. more than half expand but not burst.
171. Which of the following structures is
176. The role of the guard cell is to
found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic
cells? A. help control the temperature of the
plant
A. mitochondria
B. ribosomes B. control how much water enters the
leaf
C. lysosomes
C. control how much glucose is stored
D. endoplasmic reticulum
D. control the movement of water vapour
172. Which stage of the cell cycle is MOST crit- & gases
ical for ensuring that daughter cells are
identical? 177. It is the study of living organisms is re-
lation to other organism and their environ-
A. G1
ment.
B. S
A. Cytology
C. Prophase
B. Ecology
D. G2
C. Histology
173. A well-written hypothesis D. Physiology
A. Is a statement, not a question
178. Which of the following are involved in
B. Is written in present tense
starting flowering? I. the length of contin-
C. Shows cause and effect uous darknessII. the length of continuous
D. All of the above lightIII. activation of specific genes
A. I and II only
174. Which cells of a leaf undergo the MOST
photosynthesis? B. I and III only
A. Guard cells C. II and III only
B. Palisade cells D. I, II and III

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179. Which of the following is NOT a potential 184. What are the most significant green-
problem associated with climate change? house gases?

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A. The melting of ice habitats A. carbon dioxide
B. Desertification B. methane
C. Extreme growth in species C. water vapor
D. Destruction of food webs D. oxygen
180. The scientific name for an organism is
185. Fill in the blank . A is a material
made from the:
composed of two or more elements or com-
A. class and family name pounds that are physically mixed together
B. genus and species name but not chemically combined.

C. domain and kingdom name A. Solution

D. kingdom and phylum name B. Mixture
C. Acids
181. In the carbon cycle, organisms exchange
with the atmosphere D. Hydrogen bond
A. glucose
186. The building blocks of DNA & RNA con-
B. carbon dioxide sisting of a five-carbon sugar, a phosphate
C. oxygen group, and a nitrogen-containing base.

D. nitrogen A. Genetics
B. Replication
182. What is a characterstic of living things?
C. Nucleotides
A. They remain the same from birth to
adulthood D. none of above
B. they maintain a steady internal env-
187. The pigment known as chlorophyll
iornment
C. they do not respond to other organ- A. reflects green wavelengths of light
isms B. absorbs most wavelengths of light
D. none of above C. puts water vapor into the atmosphere
183. Which list represents the levels of orga- D. both reflects green wavelengths of
nization from simplest to the most com- light AND absorbs most other wave-
plex? lengths of light
A. cell, tissue, organism, organ system, 188. Which life process helps an organism to
organ create energy?
B. organ system, organ, tissue, cell, or- A. Excretion
ganism
B. Reproduction
C. cell, tissue, organ, organ system, or-
ganism C. Cellular respiration
D. none of above D. Growth

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189. Which organisms carry out respiration, 194. What are the subunits of DNA and their
growth, movement and excretion? function?
A. all animals and all plants A. nucleotides that store information
B. animals only B. monosaccharides that provide quick
energy for the cell
C. arthropods and flowering plants only
C. lipids that store energy and provide in-
D. plants only
sulation

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190. Carbon dioxide enters plant leaves D. proteins that provide the building
through the blocks for the structural components of or-
A. stomata ganisms

B. chloroplasts 195. is the uncontrolled growth of cells, of-

C. xylem ten resulting in a tumor or mass of abnor-
mal cells
D. cuticle
A. Cancer
191. Which part of the aphid will reach into B. Apoptosis
which structure in the plant?
C. Radiation
A. tail piece; phloem
D. none of above
B. stylet; xylem
C. tail piect; pith 196. A molecule is formed when two or more
chemically join together.
D. stylet; phloem
A. Atoms
192. What happens during the formation of B. Compounds
Okazaki fragments?
C. Mixtures
A. DNA polymerase I adds nucleotides in
the 5’ → 3’ direction. D. Solutions

B. RNA polymerase adds nucleotides in 197. Where are haploid sex cells produced in
the 3’ → 5’ direction. a plant?
C. DNA polymerase III adds nucleotides A. ovule and filament
in the 5’ → 3’ direction.
B. ovary and filament
D. DNA polymerase III adds nucleotides
C. ovule and anther
in the 3’ → 5’ direction.
D. ovary and anther
193. What are the basic building blocks of
life? 198. Emission of light in aquatic animals
A. Atoms A. Bioluminescence
B. Cells B. Hot light
C. Tissues C. Thermal radiation
D. Organs D. Cold receptors

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199. What makes the endoplasmic reticulum 204. Which sequence of DNA bases would pair
rough? with this partial strandATG TGA CAG

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A. Vessicles A. ATG TGA CAG
B. Vacuoles B. TAC ACT GTC
C. Ribosomes C. GTA AGT GAC
D. Chromosomes D. CAT TCA CTG

200. How does DNA code for proteins in a 205. What organelle stores waste and water
cell? in both plant and animal cells?
A. by creating a new double helix struc- A. Lysosomes
ture
B. Golgi Complex
B. by using its phosphate and sugar
C. Vacuoles
molecules
D. Endoplasmic Reticulum
C. by adding more hydrogen bonds to its
structure 206. Only 10 percent of the energy stored in
D. by arranging certain nitrogen bases of an organism can be passed on to the next
the cell in a particular order feeding/trophic level. Of the remaining
energy, some is used for the organism’s
201. Limbless amphibian , and the rest is eliminated as heat.
A. Bufo A. reproduction
B. Salamander B. body fat
C. Ichthyophis C. body tissue
D. Rana tigris D. life processes

202. The raccoon has hands and feet. Why 207. If plants are exposed to sunlight, then
would the raccoon need this adaptation? they will grow taller. What part of the
scientific method is this an example of?
A. to fight other raccoons
A. Procedure
B. to help them find and pick up food
B. Hypothesis
C. to easily climb in trees
C. Question
D. to help them pick fruit
D. Results
203. Living things are based on a universal ge-
neticcode. What molecule is responsible 208. All living things do which of the follow-
for that code? ing?
A. RNA A. Chemosynthesis
B. Lipid B. Respiration
C. Protein C. photosynthesis
D. DNA D. all of the answers

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209. Why is the Cell Cycle often represented C. All living things maintain homeostasis
as a circle? D. All living things grow
A. Because it is easy to draw
215. What can be passed from one person to
B. Because cell cycles has a distinct be- another during blood transfusion?
ginning and end point
A. cholera B
C. to highlight the checkpoints
B. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
D. to show that it repeats over and over
(COPD)

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210. Some lizards detach their tails when C. HIV
threatened by a predator.Which character-
D. Scurvy
istic is shown?
A. excretion 216. The correct way to write the scientific
name for a red maple tree is
B. sensitivity
A. ACER RUBRUM
C. growth
B. Red maple
D. reproduction
C. acer rubrum
211. The job of the heart is to
D. Acer rubrum
A. pump blood around the body.
217. Which of the following statements about
B. send food to the small intestines.
viruses is true?
C. break down food.
A. They contain ribosomes
D. give energy to the body.
B. They do not contain genetic material
212. Which organelle is DNA usually found C. They need a host cell to reproduce
in?
D. They have a cell membrane
A. cell membrane
B. vacuole 218. What does this definition refer to:’A diet
that contains the right quantity of food so
C. ribosome that you only eat what you expend’.
D. nucleus A. Nutrition
213. What type of cells may never undergo mi- B. Protein
tosis and make new cells? C. Energy Use
A. blood cells D. A Balanced Diet
B. skin cells
219. The use of natural resources at a level
C. nerve cells that results in the unwanted depletion or
D. stomach cells destruction of the resource

214. Green plants produce their own food A. overexploitation

through the process of photosynthesis. B. carrying capacity
A. All living things use energy C. limiting factors
B. All living things contain cells D. resilience

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220. Treatment for anorexia is generally done 225. What do bases produce?
using
A. Water (H2O)

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A. a team approach, which includes doc-
B. Hydrochloric acid (HCI)
tors, mental health professionals and di-
etitians, all with experience in eating dis- C. Hydrogen fluoride (HF)
orders.
D. Hydroxide (OH-)
B. a team approach, which includes men-
tal health professionals and dietitians, all 226. Identify which of these is NOT a major
with experience in eating disorders. difference between plant and animal cells.
C. an approach using only a single doctor, A. Only plant cells have a cell wall.
for privacy, with experience in eating dis-
B. Only animal cells have mitochondria.
orders.
D. an approach, including heavy medica- C. Animal cells do NOT contain chloro-
tion and dietitians. plasts.
D. Plant cells have a large central vac-
221. This kingdom contains multicellular au-
uole.
totrophs.
A. protist 227. The emulsification of fats during diges-
B. plant tion is made by

C. animal A. Salivary juice

D. fungus B. Gastric juice

222. Organs and tissues that perform the C. Bile juice

same function is called ? D. Pancreatic juice
A. cells
228. an organelle in a cell that receives pro-
B. tissues teins and other newly formed materials
C. organ system from the endoplasmic retiulum packages
D. organs them and distributes them to other parts
of the cell
223. Ornithology is the study of A. vacuole
A. arctic animals
B. chloroplast
B. birds
C. ribosome
C. whales
D. golgi apparatus
D. mammals
229. Organism
224. Why do viruses need a host cell?
A. because they aren’t living A. an individual, plant or single celled life
form
B. because they need to reproduce
B. an atom that is part of the body
C. because they can’t live without a host
cell C. a proton in the nucleus
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230. There are five categories of vertebrates. D. the science study of fish
Which one is not a vertebrate?
236. Which level of classification is the most
A. Mammals specific?
B. Birds A. Domain
C. Arthropods B. Species
D. Reptiles
C. Genus
231. What is a-COOH group called?

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D. Kingdom
A. Amine group
237. What limits the length of a food chain in
B. Hydroxyl an ecosystem?
C. Carboxyl A. The size of the individual organisms
D. Methyl B. Competition between organisms
232. What are the three components of a nu- C. The loss of energy between trophic lev-
cleotide? els
A. sugar, hydrogen, nitrogen base D. Natural selection
B. sugar, oxygen, nitrogen base 238. What is the basis for all variation among
C. sugar, phosphate, nitrogen base organisms?
D. sugar, phosphate, protein A. Mutation

233. Select all true statements about type one B. Genetic Drift
and two diabetes C. Migration
A. One is genetic, one isn’t D. Inbreeding
B. One is treatable, the other isn’t 239. The leaves of Cacti are modified into
C. Type one diabetes patients have sweet spines to
urine, type two patients don’t
A. conserve water
D. Both are a result of a lack of a certain
B. trap insects
enzyme that breaks down carbohydrates
C. provide support
234. What do you call the second organism in
D. none of above
a food chain?
A. predator 240. Study of ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR.
B. prey A. Ornithology
C. consumer B. Icthyology
D. producer C. Entomology

235. Dendrology is D. Ethology

A. the science study of all plants 241. Photosynthesis is to chloroplasts as cel-

B. the science study of mammals lular respiration is to

C. the science and study of wooded A. nuclei

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242. Before mitosis begins, which happens be- 248. Combines with other pollutants to form
fore the nucleus starts dividing? acid rain
A. The cytoplasm separates. A. Nitrogen oxides & sulfur dioxide
B. The DNA replicates. B. Particulate matter & lead
C. The sister chromatids separate. C. Nitrogen oxides & ground-level ozone
D. The homolgous chromosomes cross D. Sulfur dioxide & ground-level ozone
over.
249. Two daughter nuclei begin to form. What
243. What is the cell wall in gram positive bac- phase is this?
teria made from? A. Telophase
A. Cellulose B. Anaphase
B. Peptidoglycan C. Prophase
C. Glucogon D. Metaphase
D. cytoskeleton
250. What is the function of the Palisade cell
244. It provides the cell with energy A. To make energy
A. Vesicle B. Carry out photosynthesis
B. Nucleus C. Manufacture chloroplasts
C. mitochondria D. Get a lot of light.
D. Vacuole
251. Botany
245. Where is the Tertiary Consumer on the A. the study of microorganisms
pyramid?
B. the study of animals
A. Bottom
C. the study of plants
B. Bottom middle
D. classification of living and extinct or-
C. Top Middle ganisms
D. Top
252. How are lipids used in biological pro-
246. Adipose tissue secretes cesses?
A. Glycogen A. Energy Storage
B. Insulin B. Buoyancy
C. Leptin C. Repel water
D. Iodine D. All of the above

247. All of the chemical reactions that occur 253. The giant Redwood tree( Sequoia sem-
within the cell(s) of an organism pervirens) is a / an
A. Metabolism A. Giant fern
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C. Gymnosperm 259. Who discovered and named cells?

D. Bryophyte A. Captain Hook
B. Robert Hooke
254. Which item measures more precisely?
C. Zacharias Janssen
A. test tube
D. Rudolf Virchow
B. beaker
260. The scientific theory of evolution is sup-
C. graduated cylinder
ported by different types of evidence. The

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D. none of above diagrams below show the skeletons of
two different animal species. How does
255. What best describes an efflux pump with comparing the skeletons of these animals
a correct example? provide support for the scientific theory of
A. Pumps material out of a cell; proton evolution?
pump involved in cell wall acidification A. It provides information about the or-
B. pumps material into a cell; proton ganisms’ habitats.
pump involved in cell wall acidification B. It shows possible common ancestry
C. Pumps material into a cell; formation between organisms.
of cellulose cell wall C. It provides information to determine
D. Pumps material out of a cell; electron the organisms’ ages.
pump involved in thylakoid membrane. D. It shows possible chromosomal simi-
larities between organisms.
256. Where does RNA translation take place?
261. If energy is needed to move materials
A. Nucleus
into or out of a cell, what is most likely
B. Cytoplasm at the ribosome occurring?
C. In the science lab A. active transport
D. Amherst B. passive transport
C. osmosis
257. Which of these tissues also makes the
glandular tissue in animals? D. diffusion

A. Epithelial tissue 262. What do you call ALL the living things in
B. Muscular tissue the same environment?
A. population
C. Nervous tissue
B. community
D. Connective tissue
C. ecosystem
258. A pod of dolphins hunting and feeding on D. biome
a school of fish is an example of
263. A strand of DNA has these bases:AGC
A. an ecosystem interaction.
CAT GTA TAC What is the complementary
B. a population interaction. DNA strand?
C. a community interaction. A. ACG GAT CTA TAG
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C. TGC CTA GAT ATC C. Glycogen

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264. Which of the following best describes a 269. Sphagnum is used as a packaging ma-
microscope with high resolution? terial to transport living plants because
A. The microscope can distinguish struc- (most appropriate)
tures that are very close together A. It is bushy
B. The microscope can view structures B. It lasts long
that are very small.
C. it is easily available
C. The microscope is capable of high mag-
nification D. it retains huge amount of water
D. The microscope has an in-built eye- 270. Which part of a plant root hair is partially
piece graticule permeable?
265. Lactate (lactic acid) is taken to the liver to A. the cell sap
be broken down.Which blood vessel would
B. the cell surface membrane
carry lactate to the liver?
A. hepatic artery C. the cell vacuole

B. hepatic portal vein D. the cell wall

C. hepatic vein 271. Energy is released from ATP when the

D. vena cava bond is broken between
A. phosphate molecules
266. Term given to describe the 2 name nam-
ing system is: B. adenosine and phosphates
A. dichotmous key C. hydrogen and oxygen
B. binomial nomenclature D. all of the answer choices are correct
C. 2 scientific names
272. A homologous pair of chromosomes asso-
D. binomial key ciates during Prophase I through synapsis
and creates a
267. It deals with the study of fossils or re-
mains and impressions of past organisms A. Bivalent
present in the rocks of different ages.
B. Non-disjunction event
A. Palaeontology
C. New chromosome
B. Embryology
D. Histone Complex
C. Physiology
D. Histology 273. What does the stomach do?
A. Nothing
268. In plants, the food not used is immedi-
ately stored in the form of B. Adds digestive juices to the food
A. Glucose C. Goes out to the rectum
B. Starch D. Barley any of these

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274. Organisms that perform chemosynthesis D. Plants growing towards light, cells on
can be referred to as (Select all that the light and dark side elongating
apply )
279. What does the lytic cycle result in?
A. Chemotrophs
A. destruction of the infected cell and the
B. Phototrophs membrane
C. Autotrophs B. multiple new cells
D. Heterotrophs C. people going in sane

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275. what does tRNA do? D. none of above
A. carry info from genes to ribosomes 280. Restricted blood flow can cause
B. carry amino acids to ribosomes A. hypertension
C. help with RNA splicing B. atherosclerosis
D. make up ribosomes C. breathing difficulty
D. angina
276. Which human activity would be most
likely to have a negative impact on the en- 281. Scientists are studying how wolves have
vironment? shaped the ecosystem in Yellowstone Na-
A. Planting trees to control soil erosion tional Park in Wyoming. They have found
that an increase in wolf populations af-
B. Limiting the use of chemicals that kill
fects the populations of so many other liv-
weeds.
ing things that the rivers and mountains
C. Stopping the draining of swamps. actually changed as well. In what branch
D. Burning coal and oil to generate elec- of biology do these scientists work?
tric power. A. Ecology
277. Your gums are swollen. How will rinsing B. Botany
with warm salt water help the swelling? C. Cell biology
A. swollen gums will absorb the salt D. Anatomy and Physiology
B. salt lowers the temp 282. The following is found inside the nucleus
C. salt goes against the concentration A. Cytoplasm
gradient
B. DNA
D. water in the gums has diffused out of
C. Mitochondria
the cells
D. Nucleolus
278. Which processes best describe pho-
totrophism? 283. When two or more organisms compete
for the same resources within an ecolog-
A. Plants growing towards light; cells on
ical community
light side elongating
A. abiotic factors
B. Plants growing away from light; cells
on light side elongating B. competition
C. Plants growing toward light; cells on C. adaptation
the dark side elongating D. parasitism

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284. What leads to the vast genetic diversity 289. Select the option that will add nitrogen
on our planet? (Select all that apply) to the soil in a field.

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A. Crossing over A. Plough field regularly
B. Random orientation B. water field regularly

C. Mutations C. add manure

D. none of above
D. Mitosis
290. What are the sequences in seed germina-
285. Jan van Helmont concluded that plants tion?
gain most of their mass from
A. absorption of water, GA released, amy-
A. carbon dioxide in the air lase released, maltose produced
B. oxygen in the air B. GA released, absorption of water, amy-
C. the soil lase released, maltose produced
C. maltose produced, amylase released,
D. water
water absorbed, GA produced
286. Which best explains why muscle cells are D. water absorbed, amylase produced,
different from blood cells? maltose produced, GA released
A. A mutation occurs during the develop- 291. Which of the following is true of leaf
ment of muscle cells but not in blood cells. structure?
B. Different genes are activated in mus- A. the main site of photosynthesis is the
cle cells than in blood cells. spongy mesophyll cells
C. Muscle cells experience different envi- B. the lower surface has a thicker waxy
ronmental influences than blood cells. cuticle than the upper surface
D. Muscle cells are produced by the brain, C. palisade mesophyll cells are arranged
but blood cells are produced by the heart. far apart to create air spaces
D. the lower surface contains more stom-
287. This trait always shows up in an organ- ata than the upper surface
ism when the allele is present
A. dominant allele 292. Ingenhousz showed that plants produce
oxygen bubbles when exposed to
B. codominance
A. a burning candle
C. probability B. ATP
D. recessive allele C. carbon dioxide
288. Which sense does the Indus Dolphin use D. light
to find its prey?
293. Which organ produces amylase?
A. Vision A. gall bladder
B. Smell B. liver
C. Hearing C. esophagus
D. Touch D. pancreas

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294. Which of the following are true of xylem 299. When one species benefits and the other
vessels? I. They have no end wallsII. They species is harmed, what do you call the
have pores (pits) in the outer cell wallIII. species that is HARMED?
They contain lignin A. Parasite
A. I and II only B. Prey
B. I and III only C. Host
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D. I, II and III 300. A large population of cockroaches was
sprayed with an insecticide. A few of the
295. In which part of Interphase are the chro- cockroaches survived and produced a pop-
mosomes replicated? ulation of cockroaches that was resistant
A. G0 to this spray. What can best be inferred
from this example?
B. G1
A. A species will adapt no matter what
C. S the environment.
D. G2 B. The environment has no effect on the
survival of an organism.
296. A sinusoid has a fenestrated endothe- C. Insecticides cause mutations that are
lium.What does this mean? passed on to the next generation.
A. It is lined with endothelial cells D. Individuals with favorable variations
B. Endothelial cells have microvilli on survive and reproduce.
their surface 301. The specific heat capacity of water is
C. There are gaps between endothelial A. 4.186 joule/gram ◦ F
cells
B. 4.186 KJ/gram ◦ C
D. Endothelial cells produce mucus C. 41.86 joule/gram ◦ C
297. Made of glycerol and fatty acids D. 4.186 joule/gram ◦ C
A. Carbohydrates 302. Which adaptation is correct for a polar
bear?
B. Lipids
A. Good hearing to detect predators
C. Proteins
B. large feet to help walk on snow
D. Nucleic Acids
C. long deep roots to absorb water from
298. the thick fluid region of a cell located in- soil
side the cell membrane or between the cell D. sharp claws and teeth for killing prey
membrane and nucleus
303. Select all stages of interphase?
A. cytoplasm
A. G1
B. cell wall B. S
C. organelle C. G2
D. golgi apparatus D. Mitosis

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304. Include sugars (ex. glucose) and starches 309. have 2 functions in the cell membrane.
1.) They act like gatekeepers, only let cer-
A. Carbohydrates
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B. Lipids bedded in the membrane.
C. Proteins A. Carbohydrates
D. Nucleic Acids B. Proteins
C. Phospholipids
305. Flattened cells
D. Cholesterol
A. Squamous
310. The making of mRNA from DNA is
B. Cuboidal
called?
C. Columnar A. Transcription
D. none of above B. Translation

306. the assembly of spindle microtubules C. Replication

starts at the D. Duplication
A. centrosome 311. Distinguish between short wave radia-
B. centromere tion and long wave radiation.
C. centrioles A. Both short wave radiation and long
wave radiation are reemitted as heat back
D. cytokinesis into the atmosphere
307. This organelle takes food and turns it into B. Long wave radiation comes directly
ENERGY for plant and animal cells. from the sun to be absorbed by the atmo-
sphere while short radiation comes from
A. Chloroplast the sun and is reemitted as heat
B. Mitochondria C. Short wave radiation comes directly
C. Lysosome from the sun to be absorbed by the atmo-
sphere while long radiation comes from
D. Ribosome the sun and is reemitted as heat

308. What do records from the twentieth and D. Both short wave radiation and long
twenty-first century show about the con- wave radiation are absorbed upon reach-
centration of carbon dioxide in the atmo- ing earth’s atmosphere
sphere? 312. Study of INSECTS.
A. An upward trend with no annual fluctu- A. Entomology
ations
B. Ichthyology
B. An upward trend with annual fluctua-
C. Ethology
tions
D. Ornithology
C. Annual fluctuations but no overall
trend 313. Viral DNA that is incorporated into a host
D. Random fluctuations and no overall cell’s chromosome is called a
trend A. provirus

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B. plasmid 319. An interaction between organisms in

C. party animal which one organism benefits from another
organism
D. prophage
A. commensalism
314. How do enzymes function?
B. mutualism
A. They increase the activation energy
C. predator-prey
B. They increase the reaction rate
D. parasitism

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C. They decrease the reaction rate
D. They decrease the substrate binding 320. What is the purpose of cellular respira-
complex tion?
315. Members of this kingdom live in unusual A. to break down food
conditions such as deep ocean trenches or
B. to create energy in the body
volcanoes
A. Eubacteria C. to release energy from food
B. Protista D. there is none; it’s a waste of time
C. Fungi
321. Which organisms listed below are neces-
D. Archaebacteria sary for cycling matter from plants by the
process of decomposition?
316. What is the science of causes and effects
of diseases? A. Producers such as grass & trees
A. Pathology B. Consumers such as cows & deer
B. Mammalogy C. Decomposers such as worms & bacte-
C. Biology ria
D. Paleontology D. Consumers such as wolves & bears
317. What type of relationship is it when ants
322. What is the charge of a hydrogen bonds
live on an acacia tree and protect it from
insects? The acacia tree provides food for A. Positive
the ants.
B. Negative
A. Commensalism
C. Both positive and negative
B. Mutualism
D. Neutral
C. Parasitism
D. Predation 323. The leaf has a shiny, waxy cuticle around
it to
318. Which component of a healthy, balanced
diet helps with constipation? A. increase the rate of photosynthesis
A. Fibre B. attract more light
B. Fats C. control water loss
C. Minerals D. stop carbon dioxide and oxygen gases
D. Protein escaping

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324. Each single chromosome contains one 330. A tumor becomes invasive enough to
very lone, linear DNA molecule that carries impair the functions of one or more organs,
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A. genes is thought to have cancer
B. chromosomes A. benign
C. genomes B. malignant
D. phenotype C. all of the above
D. none of above
325. What causes genetic variation in meio-
sis? 331. For single-celled organisms, ismostly
A. chromosomes lining up an increase in size.Multicellular organisms
go through aprocess called , where
B. crossing over of chromosomes cellsdivide and differentiate into differen-
C. separation of chromosomes tkinds of cells.
D. chromosomes pulling apart A. Evolve, respond to stimulus
326. “Al-Qanun-fi al-Tib” was written by B. Expansion, progress
A. Jabir bin Hayan C. Growth, development
B. Abdul Malik Asmai D. Production, evolution
C. Bu Ali Sina 332. The earliest organisms that have been on
D. Ibn-e-Haitham earth the longest
A. prokaryotes
327. Which blood vessel carries deoxygenated
blood away from the liver? B. eukaryotes
A. hepatic artery C. animals
B. hepatic vein D. plants
C. hepatic portal vein 333. What are the fundamental packaging
D. aorta units of eukaryotic chromosomes?
A. Nucleosomes
328. Study of FUNCTIONS of the BODY PARTS
B. Centromeres
A. Biochemistry
C. Histones
B. Physiology
D. Nucleoids
C. Anatomy
D. Genetics 334. A farmer plants two species of grass
with similar nutrient needs on the same
329. Why is cytokinin hormone used in micro- small plot of land. What kind of inter-
propagation? action will most likely occur between the
A. To stimulate development of roots and two species?
shoots A. parasitism
B. To prevent dormancy B. competition
C. To stimulate cell division C. commensalism
D. To prevent dehydration D. mutualism

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335. This equation:C6H12O6 + 6O2 + ADP + A. Independent

P → 6CO2 + 6H2O + Molecule A summa- B. Dependent
rizes the process known as:
C. Control
A. photosynthesis
D. Mystery
B. fermentation
C. Kreb’s cycle 341. What is NOT a topic of biology?
D. aerobic cellular respiration A. the relationship between fungi and

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trees
336. Made of monomers of nucleotides
B. the distribution of sand on an ocean
A. Carbohydrates floor
B. Lipids C. the chemicals at work in the stomach
C. Proteins D. none of above
D. Nucleic Acids
342. Which process provides the raw materi-
337. During the Calvin Cycle of photosynthesis als needed for tissue repair?
A. excretion
A. energy from sunlight is used to create B. growth
molecules of ATP
C. nutrition
B. electrons are combined to make
chlorophyll D. respiration

C. ATP is used to make sugar 343. If animals eat plants to get energy,
D. hydrogen molecules are being made where do plants get their energy?
A. Soil
338. Why is it important to have a control
group in an experiment? B. Sun
A. Is serves as a comparison C. Water
B. It receives the independent variable D. Wind
C. It’s the group you experiment on 344. A particular forest contains snakes,
D. It’s the only group that has constants lizards, hawks, squirrels, bears, oak trees,
(controls) and several types of plants and mush-
rooms. Together these organisms make up
339. This structure packages, sorts and ships the forest’s
things within or out of the cell.
A. Community
A. golgi apparatus
B. Ecosystem
B. lysosome
C. Habitat
C. ribosome
D. Population
D. none of above
345. What does Protein do for our body?
340. The variable that changes in response to
the independent variable is called the A. Helps us grow taller
variable. B. Makes our bones stronger

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C. Repairs muscles and helps them to B. Plants remove carbon dioxide (CO2)
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D. Helps us to see better C. Plants store CO2 in the soil for later
use
346. What
D. Plants are used to form fossil fuels
A. ye
B. no 351. Which do sea turtles breathe with?

C. gerdes A. Lungs
B. Gills
D. MERZANARY
C. Spiracles
347. According to fossil records, the horses
D. none of above
that lived 50 million years ago were much
smaller, weaker and slower than modern 352. Before cells can divide, what must be
horses. Which process is most likely re- copied?
sponsible for the changes that have led to
A. mitochondria
the increased size, strength, and speed in
horses? B. cytoplasm
A. commensalism C. DNA
B. inbreeding D. Cell Wall
C. migration 353. Which of the following methods is how
D. evolution by natural selection primary producers obtain energy?
A. Use the sun to produce energy rich
348. Identify where this occurs:Pairs of sister
compounds
chromatids align at the equator.
B. Produce CO2 through cellular respira-
A. Metaphase I
tion
B. Metaphase II
C. Break down chemicals to produce en-
C. Anaphase I ergy rich compounds
D. Anaphase II D. Consuming other organisms
349. If the convalent bond was broken what 354. The summary at the end of an experiment
is release that explains the results.
A. ergonomic A. conclusion
B. energy B. procedures
C. pollution C. materials
D. water molecules D. hypothesis

350. Why would planting more trees be seen 355. Heterotrophs are also known as:
as a positive impact on the levels of CO2 A. producers
in our atmosphere that have led to climate
change? B. autotrophs

A. Plants provide food for consumers to C. decomposers

complete cellular respiration D. consumers

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356. What are the characteristics of artery? C. Cholesterol

A. Thick, less muscular and elastic D. Protein
B. Thin, less muscular and less elastic 362. What organelle is called the “power-
C. Thin, muscular and less elastic house” of a cell?
D. Thick, muscular and elastic A. Endoplasmic Reticulum

357. When does the duplication of DNA oc- B. Nucleus

cur?

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C. Mitochondria
A. Prophase D. Nucleolus
B. Metaphase 363. Appetite is controlled by a centre in which
C. Interphase part of the brain?
D. Telophase A. the hypothalamus

358. Which cells are alive but lack organelles? B. the cerebellum

A. Xylem cells C. the medulla oblongata

B. Tracheid cells D. the hippocampus

C. Companion cells 364. What are not the advantages of cells be-
D. Sieve tube cells ing compartmentalized?
A. Efficiency of metabolism
359. Which of the following correctly lists the
levels of organization from least complex B. Toxic / damaging substances can be
to most complex? isolated

A. Community, Organism, Population, C. Localized conditions are idea for

Ecosystem metabolic activity

B. Population, Community, Ecosystem, D. Numbers and locations of organelles

Organism cannot be changed

C. Ecosystem, Community, Population, 365. Molecular Biology is

Organism A. the branch of biology that deals with
D. Organism, Population, Community, the form of living organisms, and with re-
Ecosystem lationships between their structures

360. The science of heredity B. the branch of science that deals with
microorganisms
A. heredity
C. the branch of biology that deals with
B. genetics the structure and function of the macro-
C. trait molecules essential to life
D. gene D. none of above

361. A is composed of a phosphate and 366. What is the function of the cell wall?
glycerol head and 2 fatty acid chain tails. A. Allows plants and fungi to grow up-
A. phospholipid ward against the force of gravity
B. Carbohydrate B. Keeps energy

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C. Takes away sunlight 372. What is Methane produced by?

D. Stores food A. Combustion & Vehicle Exhaust

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367. An alteration in an organism’s character- B. Anaerobic Respiration & Methanogenic
istics that better enables it to survive in Bacteria
its environment. C. Evaporation & Transpiration
A. climate D. Anaerobic Respiration & Combustion
B. adaptation
373. What is the function of nitrogen in plant
C. competition growth?
D. carrying capacity A. Increases disease resistance
368. What is NOT TRUE about the cell mem- B. Makes seeds
brane C. Produces a healthy green color
A. It controls what enters and leaves the D. Decrease of growth
cell
B. Semipermeable 374. Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells have
many differences, but they also share
C. Phospholipid bilayer
some common features. Which of the fol-
D. Contains digestive enzymes lowing may be found in either type of
cell?
369. How are carbohydrates used in biological
processes A. Golgi bodies
A. Energy Storage B. ribosomes
B. Metabolic Processes C. mitochondria
C. Structural Protection D. nucleus
D. All of the above 375. Which of the following would be the ap-
370. Which 2 molecules form the sides (back- propriate response when the body’s inter-
bone) of the DNA ladder? nal temperature drops below homeosta-
sis?
A. deoxyribose sugar and adenine
A. Sweating
B. deoxyribose sugar and a hydrogen
bond B. Throwing up
C. deoxyribose sugar and the nucleus C. Shivering
D. deoxyribose sugar and phosphate D. Death

371. Reproduction that involves two cells 376. Plants perform photosynthesis through
from different parents unite to produce the this organelle. It captures energy from the
first cell of a new organism. sun and uses it to produce food for the cell.
A. Asexual A. Cytoplasm
B. Sexual B. Chloroplasts
C. Budding C. Cell Wall
D. Division D. Nucleus

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377. The MOST important factor influencing 382. Reproduction that only involves one par-
trees losing their leaves is ent and all offspring are identical; for ex-
A. The amount of moisture available to ample, binary fission of bacteria or amoe-
the tree bas.

B. falling temperatures A. Asexual

C. the amount of sunlight available per B. Sexual

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D. the genetic or “biological” clock D. Addition
378. At night, moths travel toward light. 383. What is the study of plants called?
Which type of behavior does this de-
A. Biology
scribe?
B. Botany
A. habituation
C. Physiology
B. imprinting
D. Zoology
C. innate behavior
D. learned behavior 384. The cell spends most of it’s life in
A. mitosis
379. Why does the energy needed by a human
increase during the first ten years of life? B. cytokinesis
A. The body is growing C. Interphase
B. The diet is more balanced D. None of the above
C. Energy is needed for gamete forma- 385. The living components of an ecosystem
tion
A. abiotic factors
D. Coordination and responses improve.
B. biotic factors
380. Metabolism is best defined as: C. predator-prey
A. A chemical reaction. D. parasitism
B. The web of all enzyme-catalyzed reac-
tions in a cell or organism. 386. Which statement best compares aerobic
and anaerobic respiration?
C. The web of all chemical reactions in a
cell or organism. A. Less ATP is generated during anaero-
bic respiration than during aerobic respi-
D. The web of all endergonic reactions in ration.
a cell or organism.
B. More water is generated during anaer-
381. Which two parts of the digestive system obic respiration than during aerobic respi-
do food NOT pass through? ration.
A. Oesophagus C. More oxygen is generated during
B. Pancreas anaerobic respiration than during aerobic
respiration.
C. Small intestine
D. less lactic acid is generated during
D. Rectum anaerobic respiration than during aerobic
E. Liver respiration.

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387. Waterproofs, insulates, and stores en- C. thylakoids

ergy long-term
D. plants

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A. Carbohydrates
B. Lipids 393. What is the largest geographic area that
contains all ecosystems on earth called
C. Proteins
A. Biome
D. Nucleic Acids
B. Biosphere
388. Air Pollution:
C. Ecosystem
A. Smoke and harmful gases
D. Environment
B. Littering and dumping illegally on the
ground 394. what are two types of passive trans-
C. Water, soil, minerals, wildlife, forests, port?
etc. A. endo and exocytosis
D. Where something exists or lives
B. cookies and milk
389. Which of the following performs alcohol C. active and passive
fermentation?
D. Osmosis and diffusion
A. bacteria
B. yeast 395. Which of the following is true?
C. plants A. There is a strong correlation between
D. all of the above annual fluctuations of temperatures and
human emissions.
390. The central vein is also called B. There is a strong correlation between
A. midbrib human emissions and atmospheric levels
B. margin of carbon dioxide.

C. apex C. There is a weak correlation between

temperature variation and human emis-
D. base sions.
391. What is an Endoskeleton D. There is no correlation between hu-
A. A structure that is inside an organism man emissions and atmospheric levels of
carbon dioxide.
B. A structure that is on the outside of an
organism 396. Which statement is true about amino
C. Protects insects acids?
D. Provides an ant with armor. A. All amino acids have C = C double
bonds
392. Organisms that cannot make their own
food and must obtain energy from exter- B. All amino acids have amine groups.
nal sources are called C. Some amino acids contain phospho-
A. autotrophs rus.
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397. What are the characteristics of Eukary- 403. Organisms which produce their own food
otes? are called
A. No Nucleus, Complex, Small A. Autotrophs
B. Nucleus, Complex, Large B. Heterotrophs
C. Nucleus, Simple, Small C. Saprotrophs
D. No Nucleus, Simple, Large D. Parasites
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398. Amino acids are the building blocks of
out protein synthesis
A. DNA
A. Carbohydrates
B. RNA
B. Lipids
C. Atoms
C. Proteins
D. Proteins D. Nucleic Acids
399. Biology is 405. which gas is produced during photosyn-
A. The study of space thesis.
B. The study of life A. carbon dioxide
C. The study of the Earth’s interior B. oxygen
D. The study of physics C. hydrogen
D. nitrogen
400. Conifers have several adaptive features
to reduce water loss. Which one of the 406. A species that kills and eats other organ-
following is incorrect? isms for food
A. Needle like leaves A. predation
B. thick cuticle B. prey
C. sunken stomata C. predator
D. producing pollen grains D. parasitic

401. Which of the following is not a Pterido- 407. Organisms composed of many cells are
phyte? called
A. Prokaryotic
A. Salvinia
B. Eukaryotic
B. Equisitum
C. Unicellular
C. Polytrichum
D. Multicellular
D. Dryopteris
408. How do consumers get their energy to
402. At what temperature are pollen grains survive?
stored in pollen banks?
A. Use sunlight for photosynthesis
A. -78◦ C
B. Consume only producers
B. -186◦ C C. Consume producers and other con-
C. -192◦ C sumers
D. -196◦ C D. Consume only other consumers

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409. What generates a nerve impulse on the 414. The scientific name for something living
post-synaptic membrane? is a(an)

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A. Calcium binding with a receptor site A. organism
B. Potassium leaking into the post- B. cell
synaptic membrane
C. tissue
C. Neurotransmitter binding with recep-
D. human
tor sites
D. Neurotransmitter being removed from 415. breaks down glucose to release energy
the synapse for the cell
A. nucleus
410. Study of FISHES.
B. lysosomes
A. Ichthyology
C. mitochondria
B. Ornithology
D. vacuole
C. Entomology
D. Ethology 416. Which would be the best evidence that
a cell is using active transport to move a
411. Which group to these belong to? insects, substance across its cell membrane?
arachnids, and crustaceans
A. Substances are moving rapidly across
A. Arthropods the cell membranes.
B. Mollusk B. ATP is being rapidly consumed near
the cellular membrane.
C. Fish
C. Substances are moving from high to
D. Vetebrates
low concentrations.
412. An alien (not native to the ecosystem) D. Substances are moving through chan-
species brought to an area by man, which nels in the cell membrane.
competes for resources and causes prob-
lems for the native species within an 417. Which of the following genotypes is het-
ecosystem erozygous?
A. keystone species A. Bb
B. invasive species B. BB
C. limiting factors C. bb
D. resilience D. B

413. What 3 letters do enzymes typically end 418. Typically, in carbon compounds, how
in? many bonds does carbon make?
A. -ose A. 3
B. -ase B. 4
C. -ese C. 5
D. -tic D. none of the above

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419. Choose the correct sequence of the frog’s A. I and II only

life cycle B. I and III only
A. froglet, tadpole, frog, and egg C. II and III only
B. egg, frog, tadpole, and froglet D. I, II and III
C. egg, tadpole, froglet, and frog
425. Phosphorus is needed for the production
D. tadpole, froglet, frog, and egg of
420. When a cell is not dividing, and even as it A. ATP

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duplicates the DNA in preparation for cell B. Oxygen
division, each chromosome is in the form a
of along thin fiber C. Glucose

A. chromosome D. Carbon Dioxide

B. sister chromatid 426. This is the attachment point between two

C. chromatin sister chromatids

D. none of above A. Centromere

B. Centriole
421. Rocks are not living because
C. Chromatid
A. they never move
D. Chiasma
B. they aren’t needed for humans
C. they are not made of cells 427. “If the concentration of salt increases,
then the freezing point of water will de-
D. they don’t break down crease.” What is the independent variable
422. The combination of chemical reactions in this hypothesis?
throughwhich an organism builds up or A. Freezing point of water
breaks downmaterials as it carries out its B. The water
life processes is called
C. Salt concentration
A. absorption
D. The type of salt
B. metabolism
C. digestion 428. The is the basic unit of life
D. consumption A. organ
B. cell
423. Eukaryotic chromomes are made up of
C. atom
A. centromeres
D. tissue
B. chromatin
C. chromatids 429. Which statement best describes what
will happen if the population of herbivores
D. centrioles in the community decreases
424. Which of the following are true of hepa- A. The pop. Of foxes will increase
tocytes? I. they release glucose into the B. The pop. of hawks will inc.
blood or store it as glycogenII. they pro-
duce bile saltsIII. their surface contains mi- C. The pop. of rabbits will increase
crovilli D. The pop. of meadow plants will inc.

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430. Relationships between living organisms with its eggs on another yucca plant. This
and their environment, and how they in- insures the moth larvae will have food and
teract with both living and non-living com- the yucca gets pollinated. What relation-

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ponents in the environment. ship does this best illustrate?
A. Morphology A. commensalism
B. Palaeontology B. mutualism
C. Biogeography
C. parasitism
D. Ecology
D. predation
431. What is the macromolecule that includes
enzymes? 436. Study of ALGAE
A. carbohydrate A. Phycology
B. protein
B. Mycology
C. lipid
C. Physiology
D. nucleic acid
D. Parasitology
432. Which of the following does a plant cell
ONLY have? 437. Define Surface area
A. Vacuole A. The total area on the surface of an ob-
B. Chloroplast ject
C. Centrosome B. Length X Width
D. Nucleus
C. 6 X (length X width)
433. What does mulitcellular mean? D. Add up the sides and divide by 4
A. More than one cell
B. Only one cell 438. Choose one that is NOT a characteristic
of life
C. Protozoans
A. Development
D. Bacteria
B. Organization
434. When a farmer sprays a chemical on to
crop plants, how does the chemical travel C. Evolution
to the roots of the plants? D. Growth
A. In the phloem, by active translocation
E. Reproduction
B. In the phloem, by transpiration pull
C. In the xylem, by transpiration pull 439. What type of molecule is water?
D. In the xylem, by active translocation A. Polar
435. The yucca plant releases a strong scent B. Compound
when yucca moths are active. The yucca
C. Carbon
moth is attracted to the scent and gathers
pollen from the plant and deposits it along D. Amino

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440. How is a biological addiction formed? 445. What process can cause cells to elon-
A. The body adapts to the substance, gate?
leading you to take more of it to get a sim- A. The movement of protons into the cell
ilar reaction wall; loosening of the cellulose; efflux of
B. The brain automatically gets hooked water
on it B. The movement of protons into the cell
C. Trimethylpurine-2 6 dione converts the wall; loosening of the cellulose; influx of
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the brain works best on C. The movement of protons into the cy-
D. none of above toplasm; loosening of the cell wall; influx
of water
441. Holdfast, Stipe and frond are usually D. The movement of protons into the nu-
found in members of cleus; activating genes to loosen the cell
A. Chlorophyceae wall; influx of water
B. Phaeophyceae 446. The enzyme that unzips the DNA to pre-
C. Rhodophyceae pare for replication
D. All algae A. helicase
442. a leaf with more than one blade. B. replicase
A. simple C. polymerase
B. compound D. synthase
C. both 447. What is Mendel’s Law of Independent As-
D. none of above sortment?
A. Just because you get one allele for one
443. Which of the following correctly shows gene, doesn’t mean you’ll get another al-
the organization in an ecosystem, from lele for another gene. The genes are un-
smallest to the largest level linked.
A. Community/ecosystem/organism/ B. All genes come together regardless of
populations where they are or what chromosome they
B. Ecosystem, community, population, or- are on.
ganism C. All alleles are the same for the same
C. Organism/ population/ community/ species.
ecosystem D. Gametes are guaranteed to get spe-
D. Population, community, ecosystem, or- cific alleles on on every single chromo-
ganism. some.
444. Plants need as a reactant for photo- 448. Prevailing weather patterns for a partic-
synthesis. ular region.
A. oxygen A. ice age
B. soil B. global warming
C. carbon dioxide C. climate
D. sugar D. boundaries

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449. In micropropagation, which of the follow- 454. What is non-disjunction?

ing is/are true of a callus? I. it contains
A. A failure of chromosomes to separate
genetically identical cellsII. it is split apart

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at anaphase.
into separate cellsIII. it contains unspe-
cialised cells B. A hip new pop band.
A. I and II only C. When chromosomes pair up at the
B. I and III only equator.

C. II and III only D. When chromosomes separate at

anaphase
D. I, II and III
455. Which force causes water molecules to be
450. Why is the hepatic portal vein so impor-
drawn out of the xylem walls at the leaf?
tant?
A. cohesion
A. It carries deoxygenated blood to the
liver B. adhesion
B. It supplies the liver with glucose for C. tension
aerobic respiration
D. gravity
C. It allows the liver to control the levels
of nutrients before they are returned to 456. How many daughter cells does mitosis
the blood produce?
D. It takes broken down toxins away from A. 2
the liver
B. 4
451. What is earths atmosphere a mixture C. 6
of?
D. 8
A. Nitrogen, oxygen, and other gasses
B. Oxygen, plants, gasses 457. Which of the following is NOT a charac-
teristic shared by all living organisms?
C. Only oxygen
A. Ability to move
D. Only gasses
B. Ability to grow and develop
452. What is a halophyte?
C. Made up of one or more cells
A. Aquatic dwelling Plant
D. Responds to stimuli
B. Arid dwelling Plant
C. Salt dwelling plant 458. The statements describe four different
plants. Which plant must be a monocotyle-
D. Air dwelling plant
dons?
453. Includes collagen, hemoglobin and insulin A. The flowers are wind pollinated
A. Carbohydrates B. The flowers each have 5 petals
B. Lipids C. THe leaves are large with a clear net-
C. Proteins work of veins in them
D. Nucleic Acids D. The leaves have parallel veins

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459. Plants rely heavily on in the nitrogen 463. make their own food. (Select all that
cycle to incorporate nitrogen into organic apply )
compounds A. Producers
A. bacteria B. Autotrophs
B. viruses C. Heterotrophs
C. fungi D. Phototrophs
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464. What is biology?
460. Biochemistry
A. study of past
A. Physical and biochemical functions B. study of space
and processes of organisms.
C. study life and living thing
B. The application of biological processes
D. none of above
and living microorganisms in industry.
C. Relationships between living organ- 465. When would you use the diaphragm?
isms and their environment, and how they A. When you wanted to move the stage
interact with both living and non-living B. When you wanted to adjust the light
components in the environment.
C. When you wanted to put the micro-
D. Chemistry of living organisms, espe- scope away
cially the structure and function of their D. When you sneeze
chemical components.
466. Study of ECOSYSTEM.
461. Why is the evaporation of water from A. Zoology
leaves important?
B. Botany
A. It cools leaves and helps move water C. Ecology
up the plant.
D. Genetics
B. It makes the plant wilt
467. Enzymes are an example of
C. It helps the plant to respire
A. Lipids
D. none of above
B. Carbohydrate
462. In decreasing order, which greenhouse C. Protein
gases have the largest warming effect D. Nucleic Acid
within the atmosphere?
468. The carrying capacity is the
A. Carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous ox-
A. Maximum sustainable population that
ide, water vapor
a given environment can support.
B. Water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, B. Greatest number of different niches
nitrous oxide possible in a given area
C. Methane, carbon dioxide, water vapor, C. Potential growth in the number of
nitrous oxide species in a given area.
D. Nitrous oxide, methane, carbon diox- D. Limitation on numbers of species in a
ide, water vapor community.

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469. What is the main role of Kupffer cells in 474. A plants central vacuole is different than
a sinusoid? an animals contractile vacuole because:

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A. detoxifying blood A. it is bigger
B. producing plasma proteins B. it is smaller
C. producing cholesterol C. it stores water
D. breaking down erythrocytes D. it provides strength and support to the
cell.
470. Enzymes provide a site where reactants
called substrates can be brought together 475. A group of tissues that work together to
in an enzyme-catalyzed reaction. The site perform a similar function is called (Ex-
is called the amples include the heart, lungs or stom-
A. enzyme substrate complex. ach)

B. reaction site. A. cells

C. active site. B. tissues

D. lock and key. C. organs

D. organ system
471. How are prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells
similar? 476. How is/are sinuosoids different to cap-
A. Both contain a nuclei. illaries? I. sinusoids exchange materi-
alsII. sinusoids have fenestrations (open
B. Both contain ribosomes. pores)III. sinusoids have a complete base-
C. Both contain membrane-bound or- ment membrane
ganelles. A. I only
D. Both contain cell walls. B. II only
472. The phase in mitosis where chromosomes C. III only
move away and are pulled apart by spin- D. II and III only
dles to opposite sides of the cell.
A. prophase 477. In human excretion system, the nitroge-
nous waste produced in the form of
B. anaphase
A. Ammonia
C. metaphase
B. Uric acid
D. telephase
C. Urea
473. What is the best way to place a D. Fecal matter
quadrat?
A. Place it where you like 478. Many of the events of mitosis depend on
mitotic spindle fibers which begin to form
B. Divide the sample area into a grid in the during prophase
and use a random number generator to
choose a square. A. nucleus

C. Throw the quadrat so it’s random B. cytoplasm

D. Divide the sample area into a grid and C. cell membrane

choose a square. D. none of above

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479. Global warming can lead to B. Mendel square

A. deforestation C. Punnett square
B. climate change D. genetic square
C. oil spills 485. The scientific name of a “black flying fox”
D. litter bat is Pteropus alecto. What genus does
the bat belong to?
480. Classification of living things and extinct
A. Bat genus

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organisms
A. Ecology B. Alecto
C. Species
B. Palaeontology
D. Pteropus
C. Taxonomy
D. Morphology 486. The Venus flytrap is a plant that feeds on
insects. When a fly lands on the leaf, the
481. What controls the flowering process in leaf folds very quickly and traps the fly.
long-day plants? The leaves produce enzymes which digest
A. Pfr is converted by red light to Pr which the fly. Which characteristics of living or-
acts as a promoter of flowering. ganisms are involved?
B. Pr is converted by red light to Pfr which A. excretion, growth, nutrition
acts as an inhibitor of flowering. B. movement, excretion, nutrition
C. Pr is converted by red light to Pfr which C. movement, sensitivity, growth
acts as a promoter of flowering.
D. movement, sensitivity, nutrition
D. Pfr is converted by red light to Pr which
acts as an inhibitor of flowering. 487. What was the result of the Miller-Urey
Experiment?
482. When conditions are right seeds start
A. amino acids
growing to form a new plant.What is this
process called? B. nucleotides
A. fertilisation C. lipids
B. germination D. glucose
C. nutrition 488. Prosthetic groups are
D. pollination A. Required by all enzymes
483. The edge of the leaf blade is called ‘ B. Loosely attached
A. midrib C. Proteins in nature
B. margin D. Tightly bound
C. petiole 489. Veins have valves to
D. leaf base A. prevent the veins from collapse

484. What type of “square” helps us solve ge- B. prevent the back flow of blood
netic problems? C. restrict blood flow
A. carpenter square D. none of above

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490. Which type of cell is bigger? C. trophic pyramid

A. Prokaryotic D. food cluster

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B. Eukaryotic 496. Hydrophilic means
C. Virus A. water-loving
D. Bacteriophage B. water-fearing
491. Which of the following are effects of C. nonpolar
auxin? I. Increasing the rate of cell elon- D. lipid soluble
gation in stemsII. Changing the pattern of
gene expression in shoot cellsIII. Detecting 497. Which of the following describes the im-
the direction of light portance of biodiversity to an ecosystem?
A. I and II only A. People like to be able to see all the dif-
B. I and III only ferent plants and animals.

C. II and III only B. If there aren’t all the different species,

there will be resources that aren’t being
D. I, II and III used.
492. What process best explains how a nerve C. Biodiversity is not as important as
cell and a muscle cell can both develop from many people think.
the same fertilized egg? D. Biodiversity can help minimize the ef-
A. differentiation fects of losing a species.
B. natural selection 498. How do Photoautrotrophs get energy?
C. selective breeding A. Sunlight
D. genetic engineering B. Chemicals
493. Which process produces the most varia- C. Eating Big Mac
tion within a species? D. Eating other consumers
A. asexual reproduction
499. Morphology
B. sexual reproduction
A. Structure and function of cells.
C. mitosis
B. Form and structure of organisms.
D. cloning
C. Heredity and genetic variation.
494. The site of photosynthesis D. Geographical distribution of organ-
A. ribosome isms.
B. mitochondria 500. Select all of the following that are
C. chloroplast macronutrients.
D. nucleus A. calcium

495. When numerous food chains link to each B. manganese

other in an ecosystem, it is called a(n) C. copper
A. food chain D. sulfur
B. food web E. magnesium

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501. During respiration, the glucose converts C. Detritivore

into pyruvate in
D. Saprotroph
A. Mitochondria
B. Nucleus 507. What is a characteristic of amphibians
but not
C. Cytoplasm
A. four limbs
D. Golgi complex
B. laying eggs in water

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502. Study of CLASSIFICATION and NAMING
C. scaly skin
of ORGANISMS.
A. Ornithology D. using lungs for breathing

B. Taxonomy 508. What is not part of a neuron

C. Phycology A. Dendrites
D. Science B. Cell body
503. A dividing line that keeps a organisms C. Dandrites
from moving into a specific area.
D. Nucleus
A. boundaries
E. Node of Ranvier
B. climate
C. competition 509. study of organisms and their environ-
ment
D. adaptation
A. embryology
504. Rasping organ in molluscs
B. anatomy
A. Ctenidia
C. bacteriology
B. Nephridia
D. ecology
C. Radula
D. Gills 510. Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen
are the elements that make up ?
505. Scorpions stalk, kill, and eat a spider.
Which 3 ecological terms best describes A. Carbohydrate
the scorpion? B. Lipid
A. Predator, Carnivore, and Consumer C. Protein
B. Predator, Herbivore, and Autotroph
D. Nucleic acid
C. Producer, Herbivore, and Decomposer
D. Producer, Carnivore, and Heterotroph 511. What is one of the reactants of cellular
respiration?
506. What is the classification of an organism A. energy
that is able to make organic compounds
from inorganic nutrients? B. glucose
A. Autotroph C. carbon dioxide
B. Consumer D. water

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512. The waste products of aerobic cellular 517. Study of CELLS

respiration are A. Cytology

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A. alcohol and carbon dioxide B. Anatomy
B. lactic acid and water C. Botany
C. carbon dioxide and water D. Ichthyology
D. oxygen and water
518. thin stalk that connects the blade of the
513. The function of the plasma membrane is leaf to the plant’s stem
A. blade
A. to regulate what enters and leaves the B. cuticle
cell.
C. petiole
B. fight bacteria and viruses that enter
the cell. D. epidermis

C. provide rigid support and protection to 519. What will most likely happen if the hu-
the cell. man population continues to grow at cur-
D. make sure each cell can move rent rates?
A. There will be fewer natural resources
514. Which direction does the phloem trans- available for future generations.
port materials?
B. There will be an incresae in nitrogen
A. Up the plant at night and down the levels in the atmosphere.
plant during the day
C. There will be a decrease in water pol-
B. Up and down the plant all the time lution.
C. Up the plant only D. There will be an increase in the num-
D. Down the plant only ber of strong hurricanes.
515. What is the maindifference between 520. Which group to these belong to? sea star,
prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells? brittle star, sea cucumber, sea urchin
A. Prokaryotic cells have a nucleus and A. Echinoderms
Eukaryotic cells do not B. Sponges
B. Prokaryotic cells are unicellular and C. Fish
Eukaryotic cells are multicellular.
D. Mollusks
C. Prokaryotic cells do not have a nu-
cleus, Eukaryotic cells do have a nucleus. 521. Where are free nucleotides added to a
D. Prokaryotic cells are plant cells and Eu- newly growing strand?
karyotic cells are animal cells. A. to the 5’OH group of the previous de-
oxyribose sugar
516. This is referred to as the energy currency
of the cell B. to the 5’OH group of the previous phos-
phate group
A. ADP
C. to the 3’OH group of the previous de-
B. ATP oxyribose sugar
C. Mitochondria D. to the 3’OH group of the previous phos-
D. Nucleus phate group

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522. What happens in the lysogenic cycle? C. Charles Darwin

A. A virus injects DNA into a host cell D. Henry Groseclose
B. Bacteria injects genetic material into a 528. Carnations can be induced to flower in the
host cell winter by:
C. Bacteria injects DNA into a host cell A. Keeping daylight short in a greenhouse
D. A virus injects its genetic material into B. Keeping daylight long in a greenhouse
a host cell
C. Inhibiting the amount of Pr

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523. Which of the following is a Red alga? D. Inhibiting the hormone auxin
A. Chara
529. Which force directly causes water
B. Laminaria molecules to stick to the xylem wall?
C. Fucus A. tension
D. Polysiphonia B. cohesion
524. What is photosynthesis? C. adhesion
A. Water loss by a plant. D. gravity
B. When a photographer takes a photo. 530. What is the reason for Okazaki frag-
C. To get your pictures from the photo ments being formed during DNA replica-
lab. tion?

D. The process in which plants make their A. To enable replication of the 3’ → 5’

food. (lagging) strand
B. To form the template for the RNA
525. Which of the following is the smallest primers
unit of life that can carry out all life func-
tions? C. To initiate replication on the 5’ → 3’
(leading) strand
A. the mitochondria
D. To help the DNA helicase unwinding
B. the vacuoles the DNA helix
C. the nucleus
531. I am an ichthyologist. What do I study?
D. the cell
A. Humans
526. Which carries water and minerals from B. Fish
roots to other parts of the plant?
C. Fungi
A. xylem
D. Ducks
B. phloem
532. If a scientist is studying the methods of
C. stoma
inserting human insulin gene in bacteria,
D. guard cell which branch of biology may this be?
527. Who first proposed binomial nomencla- A. Pharmacology
ture as a way of classifying organisms? B. Biotechnology
A. Carl Linnaeus C. Physiology
B. Carl’s Jr. D. Anatomy

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533. During which phase of the cell cycle is the B. Because it is polar.
cell growing and preparing for cellular di- C. Because it attracts other water
vision?

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molecules.
A. cytokinesis D. Because it exhibits electronegativity.
B. anaphase
539. What do you call all of the living things
C. prophase
AND all of the non-living things together
D. interphase in the same environment?
534. Lots of chloroplasts, cylindrical cells, A. Population
close together B. Community
A. spongy mesophyll C. Ecosystem
B. palisade mesophyll D. Biome
C. xylem
540. What is name for synthetic polymers?
D. root hair cell
A. dehydration synthesis
535. In flowering plants, which of the follow- B. cellulose
ing helps seed dispersal?
C. chemistry
A. Bees
D. convlante bonds
B. pollens
C. mammals 541. The chromatin fibers become more tightly
coiled, condensing into discrete chromo-
D. germination somes observable with a light microscope.
536. What happens to the transpiration rate What phase is this?
as light intensity increases? A. Interphase
A. It increases B. Anaphase
B. It stays the same C. Prophase
C. It decreases D. Cytokinesis
D. none of above
542. Households pollute water sources by
537. Which one of these is Not a characteristic waste into ponds, lakes and rivers.
of a hypothesis? A. damaging
A. Must be correct B. dumping
B. Must be consistent with all available C. losing
data
D. leading
C. Must be testable
543. What is a renewable resource?
D. Must make predictions
A. one that can be replaced quickly
538. What is the main explanation for the
fact that water can cause hydrostatic pres- B. one that is man-made
sure? C. one that comes from the sun
A. Because it is incompressible. D. one that will never run out

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544. Which of the following play a role in 548. Which cell structure is found in plant and
stomata closing? animals cells and controls what can come
A. K+ pumped out of guard cell; low lev- into or leave a cell?
els of Abscisic Acid A. cell membrane
B. K+ is pumped out of guard cells; high B. cytoplasm
levels of Abscisic Acid C. nucleus
C. K+ is pumped into guard cells; low lev- D. vacuole

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els of Abscisic Acid
D. K+ is pumped into guard cells; high 549. Protein are enzymes that activate or
levels of Abscisic Acid deactivate other proteins by phosphorylat-
ing them. To be active, each must be
545. What is photoperiodism? attached to a , a protein that gets its
name from its cyclically fluctuating concen-
A. The amount of chlorophyll in plants
tration in the cell
B. The time in which photosynthesis can
A. cyclin, kinases, enzyme
occur
B. enzymes, kinases, cyclin
C. The fertile time for a plant
C. kinases, kinases, cyclin
D. The response of a plant to the length
of night D. none of above

546. When substances enter a cell by going 550. Which part of the plant is needed for re-
against the gradient, it is called production?
A. passive transport A. Flower
B. active transport B. Leaf
C. facilitated diffusion C. Stem
D. isotonic interaction D. Root

547. A field ecologist wants to determine the 551. If guard cells are swollen with water,
interactions of various populations of or- then they are more likely to be
ganisms living in a large grassland field. A. OPEN with stomata
Which method is best for conducting this
B. CLOSED with no stomata
study?
C. Cannot tell-the water amount doesn’t
A. consulting with local farmers about
affect it at all.
the diversity of organisms in the field
D. none of above
B. dividing the field in half, walking over
it, counting organisms, and then doubling 552. Which levels of hierarchy form the scien-
the numbers tific name?
C. walking over the entire field, collecting A. Class and species
the organisms and then compiling a total
B. Order and genus
D. observing the behaviors of different
types of organisms several times during C. Phylum and species
the year D. Genus and species

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553. A plant growing towards sunlight would 558. Source or supply from which benefit is
be an example of which characteristic of produced
life? Select the best answer.

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A. resource
A. Response to a stimuli B. limiting factor
B. Capable of reproduction C. boundaries
C. Made up of cells D. mutualism
D. Growth and development
559. If a snake eats a mouse that ate grain.
554. Biotechnology The snake would be a
A. Treatment and prevention of diseases A. tertiary consumer
in both humans and animals. B. primary consumer
B. The application of biological processes C. secondary consumer
and living organisms in industry.
D. producer
C. The application of biological and phys-
iological principles to clinical practice. 560. What is the function of nucleus?
D. Chemistry of living organisms, espe- A. Structure that organizes motion of
cially the structure and function of their chromosomes.
chemical components. B. Structure that contains DNA and di-
rects the cell
555. How can an experiment be improved?
C. Membrane that surrounds and pro-
A. Increasing the sample size tects the cell
B. Repeating the experiment D. Stack of membranes that packages
C. Make the procedure very detailed chemicals
D. All of the above 561. RNA has what base that is instead of
thymine?
556. What part of a virus is the protein
capsule that houses the genetic material A. guanine
(DNA/RNA)? B. adenine
A. tail C. thymine
B. nucleus D. uracil
C. capsid
562. What is embedded in the phospholipid bi-
D. glycoprotein layer?
557. The life process known as “regulation” A. proteins
involves B. salt
A. Homeostasis C. water
B. Maintaining a stable internal environ- D. none of above
ment
563. Who was the scientists that created the
C. Keeping a steady state modern classification system we still use
D. All of the above today?

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A. Charles Darwin D. the size of the cell will change from

B. Carlos Linneaus large to small and from small to large

C. Isaac Newton 569. Identify the homogeneous group of cells

D. Socrates which occupy the centre of each microspo-
rangium.
564. Why must radioactive CO2 be used when
tracing phloem flow? A. Nucellus
B. Synergid cells

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A. It is incorporated into the phloem cells
B. It is incorporated into the minerals in C. Sporogenous tissue
the phloem
D. Megaspore mother cell
C. It is incorporated into the sucrose dur-
ing cellular respiration 570. Plant cells develop turgor pressure when
D. It is incorporated into the sucrose dur- they are placed in solution
ing photosynthesis A. Hypertonic
565. Which best describes the flow of B. Hypotonic
phloem?
C. Isotonic
A. Root to shoot; one direction
D. Mesotonic
B. Source to sink; two directions
C. Source to sink; one direction 571. During respiration in lungs, the exchange
D. Root to shoot; two directions of gases is made by

566. Internal structure and organisation of liv- A. Trachea

ing organisms. B. Bronchus
A. Anatomy C. Bronchioles
B. Biotechnology
D. Alveoli
C. Taxonomy
D. Physiology 572. By which mechanism do greenhouse
gases contribute to global warming?
567. A student collects the gas given off from
A. They absorb higher amounts of short
a plant in bright sunlight. The gas being
wave radiation caused by increased com-
collected is
bustion of fossilized organic matter.
A. oxygen
B. Their higher concentration absorbs
B. carbon dioxide more long wave radiation coming from the
C. ATP Sun.
D. vaporized water C. Short wave radiation emitted from the
Earth’s surface increases with their con-
568. A cell will in a hypotonic solution.
centration.
A. swell and perhaps burst (lyse)
D. They absorb higher amounts of long
B. shrink wave radiation emitted from the Earth’s
C. the size of the cell will not change surface as their concentration increases.

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573. Which of the chambers has the highest 578. Simple squamous cells are found lining
pressure? the alveoli of the lungs due to being small
and flat, what is likely their function?

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A. Right verticle
B. Left atrium A. Diffusion

C. Left verticle B. Secretion

D. none of above C. Absorption

D. Fight infection
574. Only % of energy gets passed on
from one trophic level to the next 579. The most abundant bio element in the pro-
A. 5% toplasm is

B. 10% A. Carbon

C. 26% B. Hydrogen

D. 90% C. Oxygen
D. Nitrogen
575. Which gas will enhance the greenhouse
effect if released into the atmosphere? 580. What issues were found with the
A. Hydrogen Davson-danelli model that meant the
Singer-Nicholson model was eventually ac-
B. Oxide of nitrogen cepted?
C. Oxygen A. Electron micrographs showed a light
D. Nitrogen band sandwiched between 2 dark bands
B. Freeze etched electron micrographs
576. What can be used to promote off-season showed globular structures crossing the
flowering in long-day plants? membranes
A. Close blinds at the end of the night to C. Membrane proteins were shown to
delay the start of the light period have hydrophobic sections.
B. Interrupt the day with a period of dark- D. Fluorescent marking of membrane pro-
ness. teins showed they could move around
C. Extend the cycle of light and dark to within the membrane
more than 24 hours. E. There were twice as many phospho-
D. Turn on the lights during the night for lipids in red blood cells than were needed
a brief period. to make a monolayer membrane.

577. What is the function of pulmonary circu- 581. In the reactions of photosynthesis, sim-
lation? ple sugar molecules are manufactured in
the
A. To deliver blood to all parts of the body
A. Chloroplasts
B. To deliver blood to lungs
B. Mitochondria
C. To deliver blood to all parts of the body
except the lungs C. Stomates
D. To deliver blood to body cells D. Vacuoles

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582. Which one of the items below is a living C. The making of an mRNA strand from
thing? the DNA template.
A. Plant D. none of above
B. Paper
588. Mode of nutrition in green plants is
C. PS4
A. Heterotrophic
D. Textbook
B. Autotrophic
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C. Parasitic
the ribosome?
D. Saprotrophic
A. mRNA
B. rRNA 589. A stimulus is
C. tRNA A. a change in an organisms surround-
ings that causes a reaction
D. DNA
B. process in which organisms grow
584. Tumors may proliferate and form new tu- larger.
mors by entering blood vessels and lymph
C. a reaction to a change in surroundings
vessels, this spread of cancer is called
D. the result of sexual reproduction.
A. benign
B. malignant 590. If the concentration of Greenhouse Gases
C. metastasis rises, then

D. none of above A. more heat will be retained.

B. more heat will be released.
585. Which of the following are responsible
for transpiration? I. adhesionII. cohe- C. more water vapor will be retained.
sionIII. evaporationIV. active transport D. more nitrogen will be released.
A. I and II only
591. Every organism needs this in order to
B. I, II and III only function?
C. I, and III only A. Organization
D. I, II, III and IV B. Energy
586. WHO SAID VIRUS MEANS POISONOUS C. Organization
FLUID D. Adaptation
A. D J IVANOWSKY
592. Why do plants need to open stomata? I.
B. W M STANLEY
To get rid of excess CO2II. To allow tran-
C. PASTEUR spirationIII. To exchange gases with the
D. M BEIJERINEK environment
A. I only
587. What is Transcription?
B. I and II only
A. The making DNA segment.from mRNA.
B. The making of an RNA strand into a C. II and III only
protein. D. I, II and III

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593. Which of these problems can be caused 598. What macromolecule is made up of
by air pollution? waxes, oils and fats?

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A. Respiratory problems A. carbohydrate
B. Reduced food sources for humans B. protein
C. Increased disease for humans C. lipid

D. Decrease in global temperatures D. nucleic acid

599. The ozone layer is damaged by

594. Structure and function of cells.
A. CFCs
A. Biochemistry
B. Increase in greenhouse gases
B. Anatomy
C. Increased global temperatures
C. Cytology
D. Sulfuric and nitric acids
D. Morphology
600. Enzymes are capable of increasing the
595. What compound in the blood can act as rate of a chemical reaction within a liv-
an indicator of the risk of coronary heart ing cell. Enzymes accomplish this through
disease. which of the following means?
A. Water A. reducing the number of products

B. Cholesterol B. reducing the activation energy

C. increasing the temperature of the cell
C. Na+
D. increasing the concentration of reac-
D. Jam
tants
596. Which of the following are true of phloem 601. Which of the following is not involved in
tissue? I. plasmodesmata separate each causing a plant shoot to bend towards uni-
sieve elementII. companion cells contain directional light?
many mitochondria for active transportIII.
the lumen of sieve elements has no or- A. cell division
ganelles B. the shoot tip
A. I and II only C. cell elongation
B. I and III only D. auxin

C. II and III only 602. Muscular tube that connects the mouth to
the stomach
D. I, II and III
A. Epiglottis
597. Which characteristic do all living organ- B. Peristalsis
isms show?
C. Stomach
A. breathing
D. Esophagus
B. photosynthesis
603. What is a potential consequence of the
C. tropism
rise in global temperatures on the Arctic
D. excretion ecosystem?

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A. Decreased success of pest species 608. What is found in dark places, the bottom
B. Increased exposure to UV light of the Oceans, in Ravines, and other places
without Sunlight?
C. Increase in the ice habitat available to
A. Heterotrophs
polar bears
B. Photoautotrophs
D. Increased rate of decomposition of de-
tritus C. Chemoautotrophs
D. Reece Jacob
604. The basic unit of life is called a (n)

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A. atom 609. The main function of chloroplasts is:

B. compound A. To control what enters and leaves the

cell.
C. cell
B. To break down food to release energy
D. energy for the cell.
605. Which factor most affects the order of C. To control all activities of the cell.
amino acids in a protein? D. To produce food for the cell using the
A. the DNA located in the nucleus of the sun’s energy.
cell 610. This part of the alimentary canal is called
B. the cell in which the protein is located sight of complete digestion
C. the amount of ATP available for the A. Stomach
cell’s use B. Small intestine
D. the area in a cell where proteins are C. Large intestine
produced
D. Mouth
606. means to use something again.
611. Which would most likely produce a muta-
A. reduce tion that is passed on to offspring?
B. reuse A. radiation changing the DNA sequence
C. recycle in skin cells

D. none of above B. a gamete with an extra chromosome

forming.
607. Which of the following are roles of the C. tobacco smoke altering the genes in
hepatic portal vein? I. carries nutrient-rich lung cells.
blood to the liver from the intestineII. pre-
D. exposure to chemicals altering nerve
vents glucose from entering the general cir-
cell function.
culation immediatelyIII. supplies the liver
with oxygenated blood for aerobic respi- 612. Which system is used for naming
ration species?
A. I and II only A. binomial
B. I and III only B. conservation
C. II and III only C. dichotomous
D. I, II and III D. natural selection

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613. What is the correct order to make a pro- C. starch

tein? D. sucrose

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A. Protein, DNA, RNA
619. A virus consists of:
B. RNA, DNA, Protein
A. RNA or DNA and a cell membrane
C. DNA, RNA, Protein
B. RNA or DNA and a protein coat
D. Protein, RNA, DNA
C. RNA and DNA and a protein coat
614. Why is it important for the cell wall to
D. proteins, cell membrane, and RNA
loosen during cell elongation?
A. To activate proton pumps 620. What do Photosynthesis and Chemosyn-
thesis make
B. To allow active transport of water
A. Sunlight
C. To allow auxin to be released
B. Proteins
D. To allow osmosis to occur
C. Glucose
615. The weight of all living things within an
D. Methane
environment or habitat is referred to as
621. Which is the branch of biology that deals
A. Biomass with microorganisms?
B. Energy A. Mircoboilogy
C. Rule of 10s B. Genatics
D. Organisms C. Botany

616. Which sequence of complementary DNA D. biology

bases would pair with this partial stran-
622. Which of the following explains why
dATG TGA CAG?
plant shoots bend towards unidirectional
A. ATG TGA CAG light?
B. TAC ACT GTC A. more auxin diffuses to the shaded side
C. GTA AGT GAC to increase cell elongation
D. CAT TCA CTG B. more auxin diffuses to the unshaded
side to increase cell elongation
617. Absorbs nutrients in the digestive tract C. more auxin diffuses to the shaded side
A. Columnar to decrease cell elongation
B. Cuboidal D. more auxin diffuses to the unshaded
C. Simple Squamous side to decrease cell elongation

D. Pseudostratified 623. Chloroplasts in plant cells allow the plant

to perform a function that animal cells can-
618. In what form is carbohydrate usually not do. What is the main function of the
transported in the phloem tissue? chloroplasts found in plant cells?
A. glucose A. to absorb light energy and manufac-
B. maltose ture food

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B. to remove waste materials by active 628. Paleobotany study

transport A. fossils
C. to manufacture chemical energy from B. all arctic animals
food
C. birds
D. to control the shape of the cell
D. animals
624. Identify the three nutrients which can
cause chlorosis if there is a lack of any of 629. The most basic unit of a living organism

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these nutrients. is
A. Nitrogen A. A box
B. Potassium B. A cell
C. Molybdenum C. A cellular component
D. Chlorine D. A battery

625. A type of behavior where animals will go 630. The is all of the material inside of a
in a state of dormancy during very hot and cell.
dry conditions. A. cytoplasm
A. Estivation B. cell membrane
B. Hibernation C. nucleus
C. Sleeping D. cell wall
D. Migration
631. Never use this when on high power.
626. Bella is a girl with blood group AB. She A. Fine adjustment
can donate blood to
B. Diaphragm
A. Jasmine with blood group A
C. Coarse adjustment
B. Danial with blood group O
D. Stage clips
C. Rita with blood group B
632. Which of the following is NOT an exam-
D. James with blood group AB
ple of a consumer?
627. The inheritance of short wings in A. producer
Drosophila fruit flies is an x-linked, reces-
sive trait. Which would most likely result B. herbivore
if a short-winged female mates with a C. carnivore
long-winged male? D. omnivore
A. All offspring will be short-winged.
633. What is the function of autotrophs in the
B. All females will be long-winged, and all carbon cycle?
males will be short-winged.
A. to use oxygen to produce glucose
C. All females will be short-winged, and
all males will be long-winged. B. to take in excess water

D. Half of the males and females will C. to use carbon dioxide to produce glu-
be short-winged, and half will be long- cose
winged. D. to feed on herbivores

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634. Which of the following contain unicellular 639. These two kingdoms contain multicellular
organization? heterotrophs.

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A. Frog A. fungus and plant
B. Euglena B. plant and animal
C. Mustard Plant C. fungus and plant
D. Human D. fungus and animals
635. Why is caffeine effective in blocking 640. What is the function of a cell wall?
lethargy?
A. to protect and support the cell
A. It steals the spot of Melatonin
B. to perform different functions in each
B. It is the anti-melatonin cell
C. It overwhelms your brain with C. to prevent water from passing through
dopamine and oxytocin it
D. none of above D. to prevent oxygen from entering the
636. In what phase of the cell cycle does DNA cell
replication take place?
641. can include the boundaries in which
A. G1 organisms live, the resources organisms
B. S compete for, the climate, and competition
within the ecosystem.
C. G2
A. limiting factors
D. M
B. carrying capacity
637. Which of the following is a structure
found in plant cell only? C. biotic factors

A. Chlorophyll D. ecosystems

B. Golgi bodies 642. When a snails shell is tapped it retreats

C. Protoplasm into it. The more you tap the shell the
longer it takes to retreat and eventually
D. Nucleus it stops altogether, why is this an advan-
638. Why are ice cores useful to scientists? tage to the snail?
A. They are used to measure the Earth’s A. Gives them exercise.
current temperature. B. Saves energy once they have learnt
B. They allow for scientists to measure their is no danger
the amount of radiation is being received C. They don’t like being in their shell
by the Earth.
D. its random
C. They can be used to measure to the
rising ocean levels over certain periods of 643. PKU is the abbreviated name for
time. A. Phenylketonuria
D. They allow for scientists to see B. Pheynlketonuria
changes in temperature and the amount
of C02 in the atmosphere at the time the C. Phenylketanuria
ice was formed. D. Phenylketonaria

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644. A symbiotic relationship where one or- 650. How is the doubling of chromosomes pre-
ganism benefits and the other is harmed. vented in each generation?
A. parasitism A. Meiosis is a halving mechanism
B. mutualism B. Mitosis occurs
C. commensalism C. Body cells combine to form a zygote
D. predation D. All gametes are diploid
645. If you look at a cell under a microscope,

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which phase is it MOST likely to be in? 651. How many chambers does a frog’s heart
have?
A. Cytokinesis
A. 1
B. M phase
B. 2
C. Interphase
D. G1 Phase C. 3
D. 4
646. Pulmonary veins transport
A. red oxygenated blood 652. TT, tt, PP, pp, SS, ss are examples of al-
B. deoxygenated blood from the heart to leles that are?
the lungs A. homozygous
C. oxygenated blood from the lungs to the B. heterozygous
heart
C. different
D. bluish red deoxygenated blood
D. homologous
647. Which of these best describes the correct
sequence in the expression of a trait? 653. The kinases that drive the cell cycle are
actually present at a constant concentra-
A. trait → gene→ enzyme
tion in a growing cell, but much of the time
B. gene→ protein → trait they are inactive. To be active, kinases
C. gene → trait → DNA must be attached to a
D. protein → gene → trait A. centromere
648. Number of chambers in human heart is B. centrosome
A. 2 C. chromosome
B. 3 D. cyclin
C. 4
654. What is trisomy 21?
D. 1
A. Too many chromosomes at Chromo-
649. Which region in the leaf of a green plant some 21 (Down Syndrome)
contains phloem?
B. Too many chromosomes at Chromo-
A. palisade mesophyll some X (Triple X-Syndrome)
B. spongy mesophyll C. A single chromosome at Chromosome
C. upper epidermis 21
D. vascular bundle D. Non-disjunction of Chromosome 56

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655. What does the word polly means? C. POALES

A. many D. PRIMATA

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B. Things that hold together
660. How can photosynthesis be related to cel-
C. A part of something lular respiration?
D. polymer
A. What’s produced (made) by one is
656. Which statement best describes the flow needed (the reactants) for the other
of energy as it passes through the organ- B. They both produce the same products
isms in the pyramid (read carefully)
C. They both have the same reactants
A. Energy flows through the organisms (need the same things)
from bottom to top and increases at each
level D. These 2 processes have nothing in
common
B. Energy flows through the organisms
from bottom to top and stays the same at 661. who is the father of morphology?
each level
A. Carolus Linnaeus
C. Energy flows through the organisms
from top to bottom and inc. at each level B. Wilhelm Homfmeister
D. Energy flows through the organisms C. Aristotle
from bottom to top and decreases at each D. Merriam
level

657. What is a Heterotroph 662. The ability of an ecosystem to return to

its original state after being disturbed
A. Eats only Autotrophs
A. keystone species
B. Eats Autotrophs and other Het-
erotrophs B. invasive species
C. Makes their own food C. limiting factors
D. Uses the Sun to make it’s food D. resilience
658. Which choice represents the correct order 663. Who discovered cell’s nucleus?
from biggest to smallest?
A. Robert Brown
A. Ecosystems-cells-biosphere-organism-
DNA/genes B. Robert Hooke
B. DNA/genes-cells-organisms-ecosystems- C. James Watson
biosphere D. Rachel Carson
C. Biosphere-ecosystems-organisms-
cells-DNA/genes 664. For cells to stay alive they require what
type of SA:V?
D. Organisms-DNA/genes-biosphere-
ecosystems-cells A. Large SA, Large V

659. ORDER OF WHEAT B. Small SA, Large V

A. SAPINDALES C. Large SA, Small V
B. POACEAE D. Small SA, Small V

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665. Vitamins A, E, D, K are all 671. Which taxon has the most diversity
A. Neither fat nor water soluble within it group?

B. Fat and Water soluble A. Genus

C. Fat soluble B. Phylum
D. Water soluble C. Family
D. Species
666. What is the branch of science concerned

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with the chemical and physicochemical pro- 672. What does Endothermic mean?
cesses that occur within living organisms?
A. Warm Blooded; Temp stays constant
A. biology
B. An animal that warms it’s body using
B. botany
the environment
C. Biochemistry
C. Cold blooded; Changes temp with envi-
D. Ecology ronment
667. What is the gas we breath out that plants D. Type of system describing most rep-
use for photosynthesis? tiles
A. sulfur 673. In a chemical reaction, bonds are broken
B. carbon dioxide and new bonds are formed that create new
C. oxygen substances. The bonds that are broken are
called what?
D. hydrogen
A. Reactants
668. Mitosis is the division of the cytoki-
B. Products
nesis is the division of the
C. Atoms
A. cytoplasm, nucleus
D. Catalysts
B. cytoplasm, DNA
C. DNA, nucleus 674. How many total ATP are generated in
D. nucleus, cytoplasm anaerobic respiration?
A. 2
669. Microbiology
B. 4
A. geographical distribution of organisms
C. 30
B. structure and function of cells
D. 36
C. internal structure and organisation of
living organisms E. 40
D. the study of microorganisms
675. Proteins make percent by weight of
670. where does our energy originate from blood plasma
A. Plants A. 0.9
B. Sun B. 90-92
C. Consumers C. 7-9
D. other animals D. 50-60

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676. Which list does NOT include biotic fac- 681. What are the products of photosynthe-
tors? sis?

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A. elephants, zebras, acacia trees, A. water and carbon dioxide
bushes, bacteria B. oxygen and glucose
B. rocks, water, temperature, sun, C. oxygen and carbon dioxide
clouds
D. oxygen and water
C. algae, seaweed, fungi
D. decayed zebra, bird eggs, poo from a 682. What best describes a group of undiffer-
kangaroo entiated plant cells produced by microprop-
agation?
677. Which of the following is NOT needed for A. callus
photosynthesis to take place?
B. embryoid
A. water
C. plant
B. carbon dioxide
D. none of above
C. sunlight
683. What is Biomass?
D. oxygen
A. a significant change in the Earth’s cli-
678. Which structure, A to D, is not an exam- mate, including changes in weather pat-
ple of a surface that is specialised for the terns, the oceans, ice and snow, and
purpose of gas exchange? ecosystems around the world.
A. Alveolus of a mammal B. a marine ridge or reef consisting of
B. Plasma membrane of a unicellular pro- coral and other organic material consoli-
toctista dated into limestone.
C. Leaf of a tobacco plant C. material that comes from living things,
including trees, crops, grasses, and ani-
D. Trachea of an insect
mals and animal waste
679. What defines an essential nutrient? D. a type of fuel produced from plants or
A. Essential nutrients cannot be synthe- other forms of biomass. Examples of bio-
sized by the body fuels include ethanol, biodiesel, and bio-
gas.
B. Essential nutrients include some Vita-
mins 684. Which adaptation is correct for a lion?
C. Essential nutrients can only be found A. Good hearing to detect predators
in fat soluble tissues
B. large feet to help walk on snow
D. Essential nutrients are difficult to ob- C. long deep roots to absorb water from
tain soil
680. Cells are often called “the of life.” D. sharp claws and teeth for killing prey
A. bread 685. Which of the following belong to main el-
B. road map ements which are needed by plants?
C. building blocks A. Potassium
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C. Zinc C. speed up reactions

D. Manganese D. control how many reactions occur

686. what is the most common example of 691. Energy flows through a food chain from
molecules?
A. Ne-neon A. a consumer to one producer
B. H2o-oxygen B. a consumer to one or more producers

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C. Ts-tennessine C. a producer to one or more consumers
D. U-uranium D. producer to producer

687. Which property of a gas means that it is 692. Which of the following is true of the hep-
classed as a greenhouse gas? atic portal vein? I. it carries deoxygenated
bloodII. it delivers nutrients from the gut
A. They trap some of the long-wave radi-
to the liverIII. it takes blood from the heart
ation emitted by the Earth’s surface
to the liver
B. They prevent short-wave radiation
A. I and II only
from reaching the Earth’s surface
B. I and III only
C. They dissolve in rainwater to produce
acid rain C. II and III only
D. They are only produced by human ac- D. I, II and III
tivity
693. parent 1:GgBBparent 2:ggBbFind the ga-
688. Based only on the sex chromosomes in metes for parent 1.
typical human egg and sperm cells at fer- A. GB, GB, gB, gB
tilization, the probability of producing a fe-
B. gB, gb, gB, gb
male is
C. Gg, BB, GB, GB
A. 25%
D. gg, Bb, gB, gb
B. 50%
C. 75% 694. What reason do scientists give for saying
that viruses are not living organisms?
D. 90%
A. they cannot reproduce without the aid
689. Which name is given to a group of individ- of a host
uals that can reproduce to produce fertile
B. they do not metabolize food into en-
offspring?
ergy
A. a genus
C. they do not have organized cells
B. a kingdom
D. all of the above
C. a species
E. none of the above
D. an organ system
695. Which of the following observations
690. What is the purpose of an enzyme? would help to identify a living thing?
A. give permission for the reaction A. It grows
B. raise activation energy B. It feels warm

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C. It can get smaller B. Ecosystem

D. It makes young ones C. Individual

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696. Examples of fungi: D. Population
A. Algae, mushrooms, and Staphylococ- 701. If you accidentally break a microscope
cus slide, you should
B. Amoeba, molds, and Salmonella A. clean it up yourself
C. Water molds, yeast, and E. coli B. try to hide it from the teacher
D. Yeast, mushrooms and molds C. tell the teacher immediately
697. What is meristematic tissue AND where D. none of above
is it found?
702. Malnutrition may be caused by
A. undifferentiated tissue; throughout en-
tire plant. A. deficiency, imbalance or excess of min-
erals in the diet.
B. undifferentiated tissue; in apical and
lateral meristems. B. deficiency, imbalance or excess of nu-
C. differentiated tissue, throughout plant trients in the diet.

D. differentiated tissue; in apical and lat- C. deficiency or excess of nutrients in the

eral meristems diet.
D. deficiency or imbalance of nutrients in
698. Which of the following is not true of load- the diet.
ing phloem sieve tubes?
A. co-transporter proteins move protons 703. This trait is hidden whenever the domi-
outside the cell nant allele is present
B. pump proteins move protons by active A. dominant allele
transport B. codominance
C. sucrose is moved into the cell by co- C. recessive allele
transport
D. Punnett Square
D. energy in a proton gradient is used to
move sucrose into the cell 704. Gemma cup is found in
699. Which structures are found in every liv- A. Marchantia
ing cell? B. Salvinia
A. cell membrane and cytoplasm C. Selaginella
B. chloroplasts and mitochondria D. Funaria
C. a cell wall and nucleus
705. Guanine bonds with
D. chloroplasts and cell wall
A. Adenine
700. Which of the following terms best de-
B. Guanine
scribes all the white-tailed deer in a par-
ticular forest? C. Cytosine
A. Community D. Thymine

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706. What prevents sharp, sudden changes in C. cytokinesis→mitosis→G1→S→G2

pH? D. G1→S→G2→mitosis→cytokinesis
A. Solute
712. A plant nursery only grew one type of
B. Solution tomato. All of their tomatoes died from
C. Buffer the same disease. What was most likely
true of the tomato plant population?
D. Solvent
A. It had too little biodiversity

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707. What does the ETC make B. It had a lot of resistance to disease
A. NADP+ C. It had a few plants that were resistant
B. NADPH to disease
C. H20 D. It had too much genetic variation

D. Phospholipid-Bilayer 713. Which force causes water molecules to

stick to each other by hydrogen bonds?
708. The genome of a goldfish contains 96
A. tension
chromosomes. How many chromosomes
will each daughter cell have after mitosis B. adhesion
of a goldfish cell is complete? C. cohesion
A. 24 D. gravity
B. 48 714. How many cells are in the aliamentary
C. 98 canal?
D. 192 A. 100 million
B. 100 billion
709. What functions do leaves perform?
C. 100 trillion
A. Leaves perform transpiration and pho- D. 100 thousand
tosynthesis
715. How does phytochrome control flowering
B. Leaves give shade
in plants?
C. Leaves do not function
A. Pfr turns into Pr in the light, causing
D. none of above short-day plants to flower
710. Humans have a total of how many diploid B. Pr turns into Pfr in the light, causing
chromosomes? long-day plants to flower.

A. 23 pairs C. Pfr turns into Pr in the dark, causing

long-day plants to flower.
B. 22 pairs
D. Pr turns into Pfr in the dark, causing
C. 48 chromosomes short-day plants to flower.
D. 22 individual chromosomes 716. What is the result of a diet lacking iron?
711. Which of the following shows the correct A. bleeding gums
sequence of the cell cycle? B. poor wound healing
A. Mitosis→ G1→S→G2→cytokinesis C. Anemia
B. S→G1→ G2→ mitosis→ cytokinesis D. weak bones and teeth

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717. In what organelle does the food making 722. The process by which the nuclear material
process in plants take place? is divided equally between two new cells

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A. Endoplasmic Reticulum A. mitosis
B. Vacuole B. cancer
C. spindle
C. Chloroplasts
D. centromere
D. Mitochondria
723. What is the ultimate source of energy for
718. The blood that circulates through your most organisms?
body is mostly what?
A. The Sun
A. Water B. The Earth
B. Air C. Plants
C. Salt D. Producers
D. Sugar 724. Which animal life cycle:Egg, larvae, pupa,
and adult
719. DNA or deoxyribonucleic acid is?
A. amphibian
A. genetic material
B. mammal
B. really long word C. reptile
C. found in only animals D. insect
D. found in organisms with cells 725. Why is a high concentration of auxin used
in micropropagation?
720. What can an increase in the greenhouse
effect result in? A. To stimulate development of roots and
shoots
A. increase in the amount of
alien/invasive species. B. To prevent dormancy
C. To stimulate cell division
B. the disruption of ecological niches due
to competition D. To prevent dehydration
C. decrease in the amount of food (prey) 726. Diploid Cells are represented by
D. all of the above A. 2n
B. n
721. “If a student drinks Gatorade before gym
class, then they will be able to run faster C. 4n
than students who don’t drink Gatorade.” D. 1/2 n
What is the dependent variable in this hy-
727. How many types of blood vessels are in
pothesis?
our body?
A. Gatorade
A. 1
B. Run speed B. 2
C. The student subjects C. 3
D. Gym class D. 4

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728. Which component of a healthy, balance 734. SCIENTIFIC NAME OF TULSI

diet is responsible for providing energy be- A. TRITICUM
fore an event?
B. OCIMUM
A. Fats
C. MUSCA
B. Proteins
D. PASSERA
C. Carbohydrates
D. Vitamins 735. The number of living organisms that an

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environment can support
729. What does Mr. Calvin do?
A. keystone species
A. Makes Sugar in the Dark
B. carrying capacity
B. ur mom
C. limiting factors
C. Drink a gallon of Pepto Bismol
D. resilience
D. Photosynthesis
736. What is the outside protective coating of
730. Which organism has open blood circula- a virus made of?
tory system?
A. lipids
A. Frog
B. carbohydrates
B. Fish
C. protein
C. Prawn
D. carbon
D. Human
737. Most of the life cycle of a cell is spent in
731. If abnormal cells remain at the original
in what phase of the cell cycle?
site they are called
A. Mitosis
A. benign tumor
B. malignant tumor B. Interphase

C. all of the above C. Cytokinesis

D. none of above D. Sythesis

732. The amount of energy that usually trans- 738. Viruses are considered nonliving because
fers from one trophic level to the next of which characteristic
A. 10% A. Presence of DNA
B. 20% B. Parasitic nature
C. 80% C. Presence of protein coat
D. 50% D. Crystalline nature

733. What causes the water in xylem vessels 739. All of the following EXCEPT are pro-
to be under tension? duced by plants and carried in phloem.
A. gravity A. Auxins
B. cohesion B. amino acids
C. adhesion C. minerals
D. evaporation D. hormones

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740. Identify where this occurs:Each bivalent C. species

aligns independently at the equator. D. organism

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A. Metaphase I
746. Meaning “to drink”
B. Metaphase II
A. Exocytosis
C. Anaphase I
B. Endocytosis
D. Anaphase II C. Phagocytosis
741. Before DNA can be replicated, the DNA D. Pinocytosis
must separate
747. Transpiration is a process in which plants
A. between the phosphate groups give out
B. behind the deoxyribose sugars A. Carbon dioxide
C. from the sugar-phosphate backbone B. Oxygen
D. between the nitrogen bases C. Water
742. A single, self-contained entity that per- D. Nitrogen
forms all of the basic function of life 748. What is respiration?
A. species A. breathing
B. organism B. giving out carbon dioxide
C. keystone species C. taking in oxygen
D. population D. releasing energy from food
743. In which stage of the cell cycle does the 749. Which of the following units are repeat-
cell split into two? edly joined together to form a strand of
A. Mitosis DNA?
B. G1 A. amino acids

C. Cytokinesis B. nucleotides
C. fatty acids
D. S
D. polysaccharides
744. Color or pattern that helps an animal
blend in with its habitat 750. Which cells are found in xylem?
A. Hibernation A. Tracheids
B. Minicry B. Sieve Tubes
C. Camouflage C. Companion cells

D. Migration D. Cambium cells

751. Which of the following is a xerophytic
745. The most specific level of organism classi-
adaptation?
fication that contains only one type of or-
ganism; the second part of the scientific A. thin cuticle
name B. stomata only open during the day
A. population C. large leaves
B. keystone species D. stomata are sunken in pits

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752. Which are Echinoderms? D. New cells are produced from existing
A. Starfish cells.

B. Sponges 758. whats foods are not carbohydrates

C. Seahorses A. celery
D. Sharkes B. oat
753. What organelle surrounds and supports C. starch

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plant cells? D. fruits
A. Cell Membrane
759. What is the role of RNA primers, which
B. Cell Wall
are needed to form the lagging strand?
C. Nucleus
A. To allow RNA polymerase to bind
D. Golgi Complex
B. To allow DNA polymerase to bind
754. Which blood vessel carries oxygenated C. To allow DNA primase to bind
blood to the liver?
D. To allow DNA ligase to bind
A. hepatic vein
B. vena cava 760. Zoology is study of what?
C. hepatic artery A. study of animals
D. hepatic portal vein B. study of past
755. What is formed when oxygen combines C. study of plants
with haemoglobin? D. none of above
A. Carbon-haemoglobin
761. Longest stage of mitosis. The centro-
B. Oxy-haemoglobim somes are now at opposite ends of the
C. Oxygen transport compound cells. the chromosomes convene on the
D. Haemoglobin equatorial plate. What phase is this?
A. Telophase
756. If an organism is made entirely of one cell
it is called B. Anaphase
A. Multicellular C. Prophase
B. Prokaryotic D. Metaphase
C. Unicellular
762. is a threadlike protein fibre that
D. Eukaryotic forms a network on the wound surface
to close the wound to prevent excessive
757. What does the Cell Theory state? blood loss.
A. All living things are made up of cells.
A. Fibrin
B. The cell have specific functions and
B. Thrombin
structures.
C. Prothrombin
C. Cells are the basic units of structure
and function in living things. D. Fibrinogen

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763. Cytosine always pairs with 768. Which tissue allows plants to develop
A. Adenine wider stems and roots?

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B. Thymine A. phloem
C. Uracil B. xylem
D. Guanine C. Lateral meristems
D. apical meristems
764. Which two factors determine the warm-
ing impact of a greenhouse gas? Select the 769. One example of a prokaryote is a
two answer choices that apply.
A. fungus
A. Methane’s ability to cause significantly
less warming per molecule than carbon B. bacteria
dioxide. C. animal
B. The concentration of the gas in the at- D. plant
mosphere.
770. When death rate is equal to birth rate
C. Carbon dioxide’s temporary persis-
tence in the atmosphere. A. population increases
D. How readily the gas absorbs long- B. population decreases
wave radiation. C. population stays the same.
E. Water vapor’s slow entrance into the D. population rapidly increases then be-
atmosphere. comes stable
765. Complete the sentence.Pollen fertilises 771. What does the word root “Bio” mean?
the ovum. This produces
A. Life
A. Ovary
B. Living
B. Egg
C. Existing
C. Zygote
D. Moving
D. baby plant
772. Organs transplant fails if the
766. Comparison of working of lever and limbs
of animals will be studied under A. excess heparin found in blood
A. Biometry B. recipient is not ready for transplant
B. Biophysics C. organ is perceived as a toxin by the re-
C. Biochemistry cipient body
D. Bioeconomic D. none of above

767. Fill in the missing word:Nitrogen has to 773. Later in cell division, the two sister chro-
be in the form of? ? ? ? ? for plants to matids of each duplicated chromosome sep-
absorb it. arate and move into two new
A. Phosphates A. nuclei
B. Carbon B. cytoplasms
C. Nitrates C. they don’t move
D. sulphated D. none of above

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774. Which most directly controls the rate at 780. What is the purpose of cytology?
which food is broken down to release en-
A. Management and Control
ergy?
A. enzymes B. examines the structure of a cell
B. hormones C. the examination of cells from the body
C. nucleic acids under a microscope

D. vitamins D. none of above

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775. Biology is the study of ? 781. The source of energy plants use to make
A. animals food
B. plants A. photosynthesis
C. bacteria B. air
D. all living things
C. sunlight
776. Which kingdom is multicellular and au-
D. soil
totrophic?
A. Animalia 782. WHAT IS AFTER THE SMALL INTESTINE?
B. Fungi
A. Large intestine
C. Prokaryote
B. nothing
D. Protista
C. liver
777. Who discovered cell from a cork made
from bark of an Oak tree? D. pancreas
A. Robert Brown
783. The shortest stage of mitosis. Begins
B. Robert Hooke with the two sister chromatids of each
C. Carl Watson pair suddenly part. Each chromatid thus
becomes a chromosome. What phase is
D. Charles Darwin
this?
778. It deals with the practical application of
A. Telophase
living organisms to make substances for
the welfare of mankind. B. Anaphase
A. Entomology C. Prophase
B. Immunology D. Metaphase
C. Biotechnology
D. Pharmacology 784. In which stage of the cell cycle do most
cells spend their lives?
779. What charge does water (H2O) have?
A. Prophase
A. Positive
B. Metaphase
B. Negative
C. Neutral C. Interphase
D. Positive and negative D. Telophase

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785. Which of the following is NOT true from B. Data

gram negative bacteria
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A. thin peptidoglycan wall
D. Hypotheses
B. outer lipopolysaccharide membrane
C. becomes pink or red with gram stain- 791. Study of GENES and HEREDITY.
ing A. Genetics
D. susceptible to antibiotics like penicillin B. Ethology
786. Mr. S. sets up an experiment to see how C. Anatomy
the mass of a ball affects the distance it
rolls off a ramp. Identify the independent D. Entomology
variable.
792. A consumer may also be called a
A. distance traveled by the ball
A. Heterotroph
B. height of the ramp
B. Autotroph
C. mass of the ball
C. Chemotroph
D. weight of the ball
D. Phototroph
787. The nucleus and most of the organelles in
a neuron are located in the 793. After DNA duplication, the chromosomes
A. dendrites :each chromatin fiber becomes densely
coiled and folded making chromosomes
B. axon
smaller and shorter
C. cell body
A. decondensed
D. Schwann cells
B. duplicates
788. Which of the following might slow down
C. condensed
the rate of photosynthesis in a plant?
A. not enough food available to the plant D. disappear

B. an overcast, cloudy day 794. All eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells are
C. a low concentration of oxygen in the surrounded by a
air A. cell wall
D. warm temperatures
B. cell membrane
789. Where are proteins made? C. cell envelope
A. muscles D. loving, supportive family
B. nucleus
795. Who is father of biology
C. outside the nucleus in the cytoplasm
D. none of above A. Aristotle
B. Charles Darwin
790. The information collected during an ex-
periment is called C. William Harvey
A. Observations D. Edward Jenner

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796. Where chemical digestion starts. 802. DNA molecule segment is:TTACGCAAG
A. Small intestine The mutated DNA segment is TTCGCAAG.
This is an example of mutation.
B. Oesophagus
A. Substitution
C. Mouth
D. Stomach B. Deletion

797. Adenine bonds with C. Insertion

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A. Guanine D. Inversion
B. Thymine
803. Which one of these contain the most en-
C. Cytosine
ergy
D. Adenine
A. polymers
798. name the following:seed with two cotyle-
dons B. lipids

A. monocot seeds C. nucleic acids

B. dicot seeds D. carbohydrates
C. embryo
D. none of above 804. The cell cycle is regulated by
A. cyclins
799. Something that is able to make its own
food from sunlight is called a(n): B. chromosomes
A. autotroph C. centromeres
B. heterotroph
D. none of above
C. omnivore
D. heterovore 805. What is lost between trophic levels and
cannot be recycled?
800. Which organelle, A to D, is not involved
in the production and secretion of enzymes A. Heat
in eukaryotes?
B. Nitrogen
A. Golgi apparatus
C. Carbon compounds
B. Ribosomes
C. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum D. Biomass
D. Vesicle
806. Which group to these belong to? slug,
801. What molecules do both DNA and RNA snail, clams, octopus
contain?
A. Mollusks
A. deoxyribose
B. Sponges
B. thymine
C. nucleotides C. Amphibians
D. uracil D. Arthropods

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807. Which of the following explains why hav- 812. Produces hormones and lipid molecules
ing sunken stomata reduces the rate of for cells
transpiration? A. smooth endoplasmic reticulum

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A. less water molecules blown away B. rough endoplasmic reticulum
gives a lower concentration gradient
C. nucleus
B. more water molecules blown away
D. ribosome
gives a lower concentration gradient
C. less water molecules blown away 813. Holds the objectives, used to switch be-
gives a higher concentration gradient tween magnifications (low, high, and scan-
ning)
D. more water molecules blown away
gives a higher concentration gradient A. revolving nosepiece
B. stage
808. Cells that do not have a true nucleus are
called C. arm
A. eukaryote D. base
B. prokaryote 814. If two different species in an ecosystem
C. unicellular both feed on the same type of beetles,
then these two species are called
D. multicellular
A. Prey
809. After the enzyme and substrate bind to- B. Competitors
gether and perform the reaction, what
C. Mutualists
does the substrate become?
D. Parasites
A. a substrate
B. an enzyme 815. What is 10% of 55, 000?
C. a product A. 55, 000
D. an active site B. 5, 500
C. 550
810. A species that would cause a major
change in an ecosystem if removed from D. 55
that ecosystem 816. What forms the channels and pumps in
A. keystone species the phospholipid bilayer?
B. carrying capacity A. carbohydrates
C. limiting factors B. proteins
D. resilience C. hydrophilic heads
D. lipids
811. Which is the BEST description of biol-
ogy? 817. How do you calculate daily basic energy
A. the study of humans and animals requirement (BER)
B. the study of life and living things A. 5.4*24*body mass (kg)
C. the study of health care B. 7.4*24*body mass(kg)
D. the study of humans, plants, and ani- C. 5.4*12*body mass (kg)?
mals D. none of above

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818. Modern classification is based on 824. Which of the following is a consequence

A. Structure of global temperature rise on arctic ecosys-
tems?
B. Habitat
A. Increased rates of decomposition of
C. Food eaten detritus trapped in permafrost
D. Ecosystems B. Decrease of geographical range of
habitats for temperate species
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is used to absorb water? C. Decrease of pest species and increase
of permafrost species
A. Root
D. Increase of geographical range of
B. Flower habitats for permafrost species
C. Stem
825. The construction of new coal-burning
D. Leaves power plant would have the greatest im-
820. BASIC UNIT OF CLASSIFICATION pact on which environmental issue?
A. depletion of ozone
A. GENUS
B. production of acid rain
B. FAMILY
C. release of radiation
C. KEY
D. increase in deforestation
D. SPECIES
826. What protects a cell from bursting?
821. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A
SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP A. They are strong
A. MYCORRHIZA B. They are too big for pressure to build
up.
B. LICHEN
C. They have a cellulose cell wall.
C. ROOT NODULE WITH Rhizobium
D. They have a strong membrane.
D. Plasmodium in human host
827. It is the study of identification, nomen-
822. Which of the following genotypes is ho- clature and classification of organisms into
mozygous dominant? groups and subgroups.
A. A A. Taxonomy
B. Aa B. Physiology
C. AA C. Palaeotology
D. aa D. Immunology
823. In over 60% angiosperms pollen grains 828. The science of classifying organisms is
are shed at this stage called?
A. 3 celled A. botany
B. 2 celled B. genetics
C. 7 celled 8 nucleate C. taxonomy
D. 8 celled 7 nucleate D. ichthyology

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829. Which of the following is the main circu- 835. Mircobiology can be also classified based
latory fluid in our body on , in the cases of bacteriology, mycol-
ogy, protozoology, and phycology

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A. Plasma
A. taxonomy
B. Blood
B. ecology
C. Interstitial fluid
C. biology
D. none of above
D. genetics
830. Who is the father of embryology?
836. Who is responsible for making sure
A. Gregor Mendel safety procedures are followed when con-
B. Carolus Linnaeus ducting an experiment?
C. Charles Darwin A. Your parents
D. Aristotle B. The teacher
C. Anyone doing an experiment
831. How many daughter cells does Meiosis
create? D. Your doctor

A. 2 837. what is ergonomic reaction?

B. 4 A. process energy is used up
C. 8 B. branches that is easily broken that
hold together
D. 1
C. small molecules
832. What does the prefix “uni” means? D. process that release energy
A. 1. Two
838. Which of the following is NOT an exam-
B. 2. One ple of natural selection?
C. 3. more A. People selectively breeding hamsters
D. 4.many for size.
B. Insect populations developing resis-
833. The plant transport system are made up tance to certain pesticides.
of types of tubes.
C. Bacteria becoming resistant to antibi-
A. 1 otics.
B. 2 D. Male birds of certain species inheriting
C. 3 colorful feathers that are more attractive
to females.
D. many
839. What is the most specific level of classi-
834. Study of MICROORGANISMS. fication?
A. Entomology A. Family
B. Microbiology B. Genus
C. Ornithology C. Species
D. Parasitology D. Kingdom

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840. What is the smallest form of life? C. Light microscope

A. Millions of cells that make up a body, D. Stereoscope
like a bear, fish, or human
846. Which statement correctly describes one
B. A few cells, like microscopic organ- specialisation of a sperm cell?
isms, such as plankton, simple plants.
A. tail contains flagellum which gener-
C. Single cells, like bacteria and viruses ates ATP
D. No cells, or molecules, like in the vac- B. head contains chromosomes in homol-

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uum of space ogous pairs
841. Where is energy the highest in the food C. acrosome contains enzymes to digest
chain:grass, rabbit, hawk, bacteria outer portion of egg
A. grass D. midpiece contains mitochondria which
B. rabbit enter egg

C. hawk 847. The sharpens the image under high

D. bacteria magnification.
A. the diaphragm
842. Any substance that is acted upon by an
enzyme is called a(n)? B. fine adjustment knob

A. Coenzyme C. coarse adjustment knob

B. Substrate D. the ocular

C. Vitamin 848. a thin, flat part of the leaf that extends

D. Polypeptide off the end of the petiole
A. blade
843. The study of all living things is
B. cuticle
A. Physical science
C. petiole
B. ChemistryChemistry
D. epidermis
C. Biology
D. none of above 849. who is the father of parasitology?
A. Herodotus
844. Which blood vessel does the hepatic
artery branch off from? B. Francesco Redi
A. pulmonary vein C. Eratosthenes
B. pulmonary artery D. none of above
C. vena cava 850. Botany is
D. aorta A. the branch of science concerned with
fossil animals and plant
845. What type of microscope would you use
to see a virus? B. the scientific study of plants, including
their physiology, structure, genetics, ecol-
A. Electron microscope ogy, distribution, classification, and eco-
B. Compound microscope nomic importance

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C. the branch of science concerned with 856. Common types of carbon compounds in
classification, especially of organisms; living organisms are:
systematics

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A. DNA, enzymes, nitrogenous bases,
D. the study of living organisms, divided and amylose.
into many specialized fields that cover B. Nucleic acids, amino acids, carbohy-
their morphology, physiology, anatomy, drates, and lipids.
behavior, origin, and distribution
C. Urea, amino acids, nucleic acids, and
851. What are the main organs of gas ex- carbohydrates
change in the respiratory system? D. Carbon dioxide, Lipids, carbohydrates,
A. diapragm and proteins.
B. lungs E. Nucleic acids, proteins, carbohydrates,
and lipids.
C. trachea
D. bronchi 857. What is the correct way of naming organ-
isms using the binomial system?
852. What is the order of Mitosis A. Common buttercup
A. MAPT B. ranunculus acris
B. PMAT C. Ranunculus acris
C. TAMP D. Ranunculus Acris
D. AMPT 858. Normal-AGA-TTC-ATA-GCGMutant-AGA-
TTC-AAT-AGC-GWhat is the type of muta-
853. Botany is study of what?
tion that has occurred?
A. study of animals
A. deletion frameshift
B. Study of microbes
B. insertion frameshift
C. study space C. substitution
D. study of plants D. nonsense
854. Which organelle contains DNA and directs 859. How do minerals enter into plant cells?
activities of the cell? I. Active transportII. Bulk flow (with wa-
A. mitochondria ter)III. Transport by Phloem
B. chloroplasts A. I only
C. nucleus B. I and II only

D. ribosome C. I, II and III

D. II and III only
855. ORDER OF MANGO
860. Which is an example of recycling?
A. PRIMATES
A. Making new glass bottles from old
B. CARNIVORE
ones
C. DIPTERA B. Turning the water off while you brush
D. SAPINDALES your teeth

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C. Turning all the lights on when it’s dark 866. is located between left vetricle and
left atrium.
D. Using paper cups instead of glasses
A. Semilunar valve
861. Members of this kingdom are multicellu- B. Bicuspid valve
lar and heterotrophic
C. Tricuspid valve
A. Plantae
D. none of above
B. Protista

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867. What causes acid rain?
C. Animalia
A. High concentrations of sulfuric or ni-
D. Achaebacteria tric acid from pollution
B. Fertilizer use
862. Tool used by a taxonomist to identify an
unknown organism is a: C. Pesticide use
A. dichotomous key D. CFCs

B. binomial nmenclature 868. During which stage of the cell cycle does
the nucleus divide?
C. scientific name
A. interphase
D. binomial key
B. mitosis
863. What do monomers do? C. endocytosis
A. Bonds to make a Polymer D. cytokinesis
B. Creates Protiens 869. RNA contains which sugar?
C. Stores energy A. deoxyribose
D. Splits to make more cells B. Ribose
C. glucose
864. Which technique would most likely be
used by forensic scientists? D. fructose

A. gene cloning 870. Which enzyme removes the RNA primer

during replication?
B. gene therapy
A. RNA primase
C. DNA fingerprinting
B. DNA polymerase I
D. karyotyping
C. DNA helicase
865. what is the definition synthetic D. DNA polymerase III
A. a basic of unit of molecules that can be 871. A group of similar cells working together
made into a polymer form a(n)
B. Made by humans to replace something A. organ
natural B. organ system
C. something made up of things in nature C. tissue
D. most important part of the object D. none of above

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872. Recycling: 877. BIOLOGICAL SPECIES CONCEPT WAS

GIVEN BY
A. Making something new out of some-

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thing old A. JOHN RAY
B. Sprays that kill bugs B. MILLER
C. Where something exists or lives C. LAMARCK
D. Smoke and harmful gases D. LINNAEUS

873. The variables that are kept the same be- 878. A segment of DNA has this sequence:ATA
tween all test groups in an experiment. GCA CAT GTA What is the mRNA sequence
transcribed from this segment?
A. Control Variables
A. TAT CGT GTA CAT
B. Experimental Variables
B. TAT GCT CTA GAT
C. Test Variables
C. UAU CGU GUA CAU
D. Special Variables
D. UAU GCU CUA CAU
874. Which of these is true?
879. Red blood cells contain this to carry oxy-
A. Xylem vessels carry water and dis-
gen
solved minerals up the plant
A. Globulin
B. Phloem tissue carry water and dis-
solved minerals up the plant B. Hamaglobin
C. Xylem vessels carry dissolved sucrose C. Haemoglobin
up and down the plant
D. Haemoglycan
D. none of above
880. Which two mixtures can be made with
875. During digestion, the salivary amylase water?
breaks
A. Elements and compounds
A. Proteins
B. Compounds and suspensions
B. Lipids
C. Solutions and compounds
C. Carbohydrates
D. Solutions and suspensions
D. Vitamins
881. What is the result when a single cell re-
876. How do viruses reproduce? produces by mitosis?
A. They copy their own genetic material A. two cells with genetic material identi-
inside a protein coat. cal to the parent cell
B. They kill a cell and reproduce inside it. B. two cells with half the genetic material
of the parent cell
C. They invade a living cell and use the
cell’s functions to replicate their genetic C. four cells with half the genetic mate-
material. rial to the parent cell
D. They do not reproduce because they D. four cells with genetic material identi-
are not technically living things. cal to the parent cell

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882. Bauhinia variegata is the scientific name A. Surface of the earth absorbs short-
of? wave energy from the sun;It then re-emits
A. Onion the energy in the form of long-wave radi-
ation
B. Orchid tree
B. Surface of the earth absorbs long-
C. House Crow wave energy from the sun;It then re-emits
D. Frog the energy in the form of short-wave radi-
ation

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883. Adding nitrogen to a field will make C. Surface of the earth emits short-wave
A. crops yield better energy from the sun;It then absorbs the
B. crops yield worse energy in the form of long-wave radiation
D. Surface of the earth emits long-wave
C. will not effect yield of crops
energy from the sun;It then absorbs the
D. none of above energy in the form of short-wave radiation
884. What is the function of the mitochon- 888. Which of the following are transported in
dria? phloem-and by what process?
A. Structure that manufactures ribo- A. Sucrose, amino acids, minerals-
somes actively by translocation
B. Structures that converts nutrients to B. Sucrose, carbonic acids, hormones-
energy actively by transpiration
C. Stack of membranes that packages C. Sucrose, amino acids, hormones-
chemicals actively by translocation
D. Structure that contains DNA and di- D. Sucrose, amino acids, hormones-
rects the cell passively by translocation

885. Where does the combining of oxygen and 889. Find the total magnification:Eyepiece =
haemoglobin take place? 15X Objective lens = 100X
A. Lungs A. 15x
B. Heart B. 100x
C. Stomach C. 115x
D. Body D. 1500x

886. Study of Chemical Processes and Trans- 890. What is found in both plant and animal
formation in Living Organisms. cells but is much larger in plant cells?
A. Microbiology A. Nucleus
B. Genetics B. Mitochondrion
C. Phycology C. Chloroplast

D. Biochemistry D. Vacuole

887. How is long-wave radiation emitted from 891. What happens during cytokinesis?
earth? A. DNA replicates

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B. Cytoplasm divides C. cytoplasm

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D. Nothing 897. Which part of the seed will protect it and
must break for germination?
892. Which of the following performs lactic
acid fermentation? A. cotyledon
A. plants B. Hilum
B. bacteria C. Aleurone layer
C. yeast D. Testa

D. all of the above 898. Each duplicated chromosome has two

each containing identical DNA molecules
893. What might happen if you remove a pri-
A. daughter cells
mary consumer from the ecosystem?
B. sister chromatids
A. There would be more food for sec-
ondary consumers. C. homologous chromosomes
B. The number of primary consumers D. none of above
would increase. 899. What BEST defines adhesion.
C. The number of plants would increase. A. Water molecules bonding to each
D. The number of secondary consumers other due to the hydrophobic nature of wa-
would increase. ter.

894. The thromboplastins in the presence of B. Water molecules bonded to other

and , convert prothrombin to throm- other surfaces due to the transparency of
bin.I. sodium ionII. vitamin KIII. potassiu- water.
mIV. calcium ion C. Water molecules sticking to each
other due to the polarity of water.
A. I and II
D. Water molecules sticking to other sur-
B. II and IV
faces due to the polarity of water.
C. I and IV
900. Living things respond to heat, light, and
D. II and III
sound. This means they respond to:
895. The variation of life forms within an A. stimuli/ environment
ecosystem or across the planet B. suction
A. population C. Dr. Suess
B. species D. digestion
C. organism
901. A third-level consumer has to be which
D. biodiversity type?
896. a sac like organelle that stores water, A. Carnivore.
food, and other matter B. Decomposer.
A. vacuole C. Producer.
B. lysosome D. Herbivore.

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902. Proteins are also needed by performers 907. What are Okazaki fragments?
who are in order to repair damaged A. Sections of RNA removed by DNA poly-
tissue merase III and replaced with DNA
A. professional B. Nucleotides added by DNA polymerase
B. bored I in the same direction as the replication
fork
C. Overweight
C. Short sections of DNA formed during
D. recovering from injury DNA replication

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903. What is the main difference between D. Short lengths of RNA primase attached
members of the plant and fungi king- to the DNA during replication
doms?
908. This is the branch of biology that deals
A. fungus are multicellular with the normal functions of living organ-
B. fungus has nucleus isms or bodily part functions
C. fungus are eukaryotic A. Biology
D. fungus have a cell wall B. Zoology
C. Physiology
904. Which one of these is the Secondary Con-
D. none of above
sumer
A. Grass 909. A phenotype that improves an organ-
ism’s chance of survival in their environ-
B. Warthog ment is considered a(n)
C. Insects A. natural selection
D. Lion B. adaption
905. What is the correlation between global C. speciation
temperature and C02 concentrations? D. none of above
A. There is no correlation between the 910. Physical and biochemical functions and
two. processes of organisms.
B. The higher the temperature, the less A. Physiology
c02 is present.
B. Anatomy
C. The higher the temperature, the more
C. Cytology
C02 is present.
D. Morphology
D. The lower the temperature, the more
C02 is present. 911. It is the study of inheritance of charac-
ters or heredity and variations. Heredity
906. Fish can regulate movement in water us- is the study of expression and transmis-
ing which body structure? sion of traits from parents to offspring.
A. Swim Bladder A. Genetics
B. Lungs B. Entomology
C. Gills C. Immunology
D. Dorsal Fins D. Pharmacology

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912. During respiration plants take in 918. What do cilia and flagella have in com-
A. Cabondioxide mon?

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B. Oxygen A. both used for digestion

C. Nitrogen B. both used for gathering food

D. Water C. both used for movement

D. both used for reproduction
913. It is the study of external form, size,
shape, colour, structure and relative posi- 919. Which statement is true?
tion of various living organ of living be- A. Some fatty acids and some acids are
ings. essential.
A. Physiology B. Some vitamins and some noble gases
B. Morphology are essential.
C. Histology C. Some fatty acids and some proteins
are essential.
D. Cytology
D. Some fatty acids and some amino
914. In what organelle is the genetic material acids are essential.
found inside?
920. mammalogy is the branch of zoology con-
A. Endoplasmic Reticulum
cerned with
B. Golgi Complex
A. fish
C. Nucleolus
B. all sea animals
D. Nucleus
C. bees
915. What are the 2 uses of bird feathers? D. mammals
A. grooming and flight
921. The term gene was coined by
B. fighting and warmth
A. Watson
C. warmth and grooming
B. Crick
D. flights and warmth
C. Mendel
916. What does a nucleosome consist of? D. W.Johanson
A. DNA and histones
922. What is a characteristic of xerophytes?
B. DNA and chromatin A. Absence of roots
C. Chromatin and nucleotides B. Absence of vascular tissue
D. Mature RNA and histones C. Leaves with very small surface area
917. What do you call the first organism in a D. Large number of stomata
food chain?
923. Why might gibberellin hormone be used
A. predator in micropropagation?
B. prey A. To stimulate development of roots and
C. consumer shoots
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C. To stimulate cell division 928. What holds atoms, molecules, and com-
pounds together?
D. To prevent dehydration
A. Chemical Bonds
924. Study of Body Parts and Their Location B. Electromagnetism
A. Anatomy C. Magnetism
B. Cytology D. Electricity
C. Ecology 929. After depolarization what happens to re-

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D. Entomology store resting potential?
A. Sodium channels open & sodium ions
925. Why are invasive species such a problem diffuse out of the neuron.
in their new ecosystem?
B. Potassium channels open & potassium
A. The new ecosystem isn’t adapted to ions diffuse into the neuron.
their presence
C. Potassium channels open and potas-
B. The new ecosystem is probably sium ions diffuse into the neuron.
weaker than the native one D. Sodium channels open and sodium
C. They have mutations making them ions diffuse into the neuron.
more adapted to the new ecosystem
930. After examining an experimental proce-
D. They cause mutations in the native dure, Amir noticed that there was an error
species in the experimental design. He should

926. How does the heart work? A. be skeptical of the results.

B. be open-minded about the experiment.
A. It pumps blood first to the lungs, back
to the heart and then around the rest of C. accept the results and conclusions
the body. without question.
B. It pumps blood first to the rest of the D. repeat the experiment to develop sci-
body, back to the lungs and then to the entific consensus.
heart. 931. This plant came to india as a contaminant
C. It pumps blood around the rest of the with imported wheat. It is a major cause
body, back to the heart and then to the of pollen allergy. Identify the plant.
lungs, A. Cymbopogon
D. none of above B. Oxalis
C. Parthenium
927. A molecule that diffuses down a concen-
tration gradient goes from an area of D. Dandelion
concentration into an area of concen-
932. ichthyology is the branch of zoology that
tration.
deals with
A. high, low A. bees
B. low, high B. fish
C. passive, active C. trees
D. active, passive D. all sea animals

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933. Overweight individuals are more likely to A. Histology

suffer
B. Morphology

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A. hypotension and type I diabetes
C. Physiology
B. hypotension and type II diabetes
D. Cytology
C. hypertension and type II diabetes
D. hypertension and type I diabetes 939. Crossing over results in (select all
that apply)
934. Dietary minerals are A. Genetic mutation
A. surplus to requirements B. Recombination of alleles
B. essential for preventing scurvy
C. Genetic diversity
C. organic materials
D. Non-homologous chromosomes trad-
D. essential chemical elements. ing places
935. Which evidence for evolution do the com- 940. Animal having a water canal system and
mon features in the bone structure of ver- spicules
tebrate limbs provide?
A. Pleurobrachia
A. Adaptive radiation
B. Antedon
B. Divergent radiation
C. Spongilla
C. Convergent evolution
D. Aurelia
D. Discontinuous variation

936. What is pollination? 941. Kingdom Protista was proposed by

A. Transfer of pollen grain from style to A. Margulis

anther B. Ernst Hackel
B. Transfer of pollen grain from anther to C. Carlous Linnaeus
style
D. Laveran
C. Transfer of pollen grain from stigma to
anther 942. What’s an invertabrate
D. Transfer of pollen grain from anther to A. Has an endoskeleton
stigma
B. Has a backbone
937. Which type of molecule do whales use for C. Has no backbone
energy storage and insulation?
D. Has no endoskeleton
A. DNA
B. glucose 943. Which will most likely cause variations to
occur within a species?
C. fat
A. competition
D. starch
B. mutation
938. It is the study of form and structure of
C. mutualism
cells including the behaviour of nucleus and
other organelles. D. predation

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944. What is TRUE about volvox? 950. Frogs and salamanders are which type of
A. Unicellular prokaryote vertebrate that lay eggs in water?

B. Unicellular eukaryote A. Amphibians

C. Colonial eukaryote B. Reptile
D. Multicellular eukaryote C. Birds

945. An interaction between organisms in D. Mammals

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which one organism captures and con-
sumes another organism 951. A species is

A. abiotic factors A. A group of people with similar cate-

gories that reproduce.
B. biotic factors
B. A group of living things that can breed
C. predation
with each other.
D. parasitism
C. A group with similar characteristics
946. Where does all energy in the food chain that reproduce to form fertile offspring.
come from? D. A group that all look very familiar but
A. Sun that can also make more of themselves.
B. plants
952. The of the microscope would give you
C. water the SMALLEST field of view.
D. carbon Dioxide A. low power objective
947. Why is a shark a carnivore? B. medium power objective
A. because it is able to eat seaweed C. high power objective
B. because it is able to eat dead animals D. stage
C. because it is able to eat sand
D. because it is able to eat animals 953. What two forms of energy can au-
totrophs use? (choose 2)
948. Which kingdom contains members who A. Sunlight
are prokaryotic?
B. Chemicals
A. Archaebacteria and Eubacteria
C. Consumers
B. Archaebacteria and Protista
C. Eubacteria and Animalia D. Producers

D. Eubacteria and Fungi 954. How does air pollution effect people?
949. What happen when the ventricles of the A. It can cause people to have difficulty
heart contract? breathing.
A. The semilunar valve close B. It can make sick people even sicker.
B. The semilunar valve open C. Sometimes, air pollution can cause
C. The atrioventricular valve open cancer.
D. none of above D. All of the above

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955. A Porcupine has sharp quills. Why would 960. Two people believe they are related.
a porcupine need this adaptation? Which would be the best technique to de-
termine if they are related?

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A. to protect itself
B. to keep warm A. testing blood types

C. to kill its prey B. comparing DNA

D. to cover its skin C. examining karyotypes

D. testing for genetic disorders
956. Which of the following is a difference be-
tween plant and animal cells? 961. It is true to say that all living things
A. Plant cells have a cell membrane while A. Respire
animal cell do not. B. Photosynthesise
B. Animal cells have a round shape while C. Breathe
plant cells are rectangular.
D. Have a nucleus
C. Animal cells do not have chlorophyll
while plant cells do. 962. This cell part is in ALL cells. It is the gel-
D. Plant cells are green while animal cells like substance that provides cell shape.
are blue. A. Chloroplasts
957. In its condensed form, the duplicated B. Cell membrane
chromosome has a narrow ‘waist’ at a C. Cytoplasm
specialized region called the where the D. Nucleus
two sister chromatids are most closely at-
tached 963. Why does a root hair cell have a long root
A. centrioles hair?
B. cytokinesis A. To allow root hair cells to reach where
nutrients are found.
C. centromere
B. To increase the surface area for diffu-
D. none of above sion.
958. The specific area where an organism in- C. To increase strength of plants
habits; the role or function of an organism D. To increase supply of water.
or species in an ecosystem
A. abiotic factors 964. What did Thomas Hunt Morgan con-
tribute to the knowledge of genetics?
B. biotic factors
A. He determined that some genes are
C. niche linked (you will get one if the other is
D. parasitism present).
959. Biology is the part of which subject? B. He determined that all genes are un-
linked (you will never get certain genes be-
A. SST[SOCIAL STUDIES] cause you have another).
B. Science C. He discovered what genes were.
C. Chemistry D. He studied peas and determined that
D. none of above flower color was linked to plant height.

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965. Stems have the function of B. Calvin Cycle

A. transport water only. C. Krebs Cycle
B. transport food only. D. electron transport chain
C. absorbs water.
971. What is the original source of almost all
D. transport water and food. energy in most ecosystems?
966. Which is true of the lagging strand during A. carbohydrates

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DNA replication? B. sunlight
A. DNA polymerase I adds nucleotides in C. water
a 5’ → 3’ direction
D. carbon
B. DNA polymerase III adds nucleotides
in a 5’ → 3’ direction 972. Which of these human impacts would
have the greatest negative affect on bio-
C. DNA polymerase I adds nucleotides in
diversity?
a 3’ → 5’ direction
A. clear-cutting
D. DNA polymerase III adds nucleotides
in a 3’ → 5’ direction B. selective cutting

967. Carbohydrates C. increase in plant population

A. can keep you awake at night D. use of fertilizers

B. help you with homework 973. What is the main function of ribosomes?
C. store energy and are made of one or A. synthesize proteins
more sugar molecules B. destroy worn out organelles
D. take a long time to eat
C. produce DNA
968. In what part of the plant cell does the D. none of above
process of photosynthesis take place?
974. This is the definition for which word:The
A. nucleus
movement of particles down a concentra-
B. mitochondria tion gradient (from a high concentration to
C. chloroplasts a low concentration)
D. vacuoles A. Osmosis
B. Diffusion
969. Which of the following is the correct
equation for PHOTOSYNTHESIS? C. Active transport
A. CO2 + light + H2O → O2 + Sugar D. Transpiration
B. CO2 + sugar + H2O → O2 + light 975. What does the microsporangia develop
C. O2 + light + H2O → CO2 + Sugar into?
D. CO2 + O2 + H2O → Light+ Sugar A. Pollen grain

970. Which of the following parts of photosyn- B. Pollen tube

thesis does not require light? C. Pollen sac
A. Light dependent Cycle D. Pollen mother cell

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976. An experiment is performed on plants A. Anaphase

to see how different liquids affect plant
B. Interphase
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given a different liquid; water, apple juice, C. Metaphase
or milk. Each plant has the same amount
D. Telophase
of soil, sunlight, and listens to the same
music. In this investigation, the indepen- 980. What eats Producers
dent variable is
A. Animals
A. The type of plant
B. The amount of sunlight B. other producers
C. The type of music C. Chemoautotrophs
D. The type of liquid D. hetertrophs
977. A bacterial population with no resis- 981. Study of ANIMALS
tance could develop into a bacterial popula-
tion with some resistance to an antibiotic. A. Mycology
Which event could lead to this? B. Taxonomy
A. Antibiotic resistance was inherited
C. Cytology
from an ancestral population
B. An antibiotic resistance plasmid is re- D. Zoology
ceived from a bacterium in another popu-
982. In micropropagation, where are cells to
lation
be cloned usually taken from?
C. The enzyme needed for antibiotic re-
sistance is received from a bacterium in A. leaves
another population B. shoot apex
D. The bacteria have mutated in response C. xylem
to antibiotics in the environment
D. phloem
978. Which statement correctly describes
meiosis? 983. Which kingdom is the most diverse?
A. cells divide only once A. Animalia
B. meiosis does not occur in reproductive
B. Fungi
cells
C. the cells produced at the end of meio- C. Eubacteria
sis are genetically identical to the parent D. Protista
cell
D. The cells produced at the end of meio- 984. The enzyme that helps in digestion of fats
sis contain half the number of chromo- is
somes as the parent cell A. Pepsin
979. The mitotic cell cycle is divided into a num- B. Renin
ber of stages. In which of the following
C. Lipase
stages will the chromosomes line up at the
equator of the cell? D. Amylase

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985. What are some characteristics of tad- C. II and III only

poles? D. I, II and III
A. They breathe with gills and have tails.
991. Which of the following are involved in
B. They breathe with lungs. phototrophism? I. auxinII. proton pump-
C. They look just like the adults. sIII. expansinsIV. sunlight
D. none of above A. I and II only
986. This structure stores glucose and breaks B. I, II and III only

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it down to produce energy. C. II and III only
A. chloroplast D. I, II, III and IV
B. nucleus
992. It is the study of the nature, physico-
C. mitochondria chemical organization, synthesis working
D. none of above and interaction of bio-molecules that bring
about and control various activities of the
987. The opening and closing of stomata in protoplasm.
leaves is controlled by
A. Entomology
A. Guard cells
B. Immunology
B. Phloem cells
C. Palaeontology
C. Zylem cells
D. Molecular biology
D. None of the above
993. In facilitated diffusion, molecules will ran-
988. Which of the following are true of the api- domly move through the pores in
cal meristem? I. cells at the edge start
A. Carrier proteins
to differentiateII. rapid mitosis occursIII.
both shoots and roots have a meristem B. Channel proteins
A. I and II only C. Ion pumps
B. I and III only D. All of the above
C. II and III only 994. What type of molecule experiences a
D. I, II and III change in its structure because of the point
mutation?
989. What does reproduce mean?
A. an ATP molecule
A. They grow-get larger
B. the DNA molecule
B. They are living things
C. an RNA molecule
C. Organisms make other organisms
D. a protein molecule
D. none of above
995. Scientific name of Angel fish
990. Which of the following help(s) in support-
ing a terrestrial woody plant? I. Xylem A. Pterophyllum
tissueII. Turgor pressureIII. Phloem tissue B. Betta
A. I only C. Exocoetus
B. I and II only D. Clarias

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996. Amphibians breathe through 1001. What keeps the DNA strands apart dur-
A. Lungs ing DNA replication?

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B. Gills A. DNA gyrase
C. Moist skin B. DNA helicase
D. All of these C. DNA primase

997. In which populations does genetic drift D. single-stranded binding proteins

most often occur?
1002. Grazing cows disturb the grass and
A. in small populations cause insects to fly around the cows as
B. in large populations they eat. In turn, birds swoop in and eat
C. in marine populations the insects. This type of feeding relation-
ship is an example of
D. in terrestrial populations
A. commensalism.
998. How would overexposure to X-rays af-
B. mutualism.
fect most animal cells?
C. parasitism.
A. It would increase cell specialization in
organs. D. predation.
B. It would change the sequence of DNA
nucleotides in affected cells. 1003. What is a unique characteristic of the
plasma (cell) membrane?
C. It would produce new nucleotides for
DNA molecules. A. Semipermeable
D. It would cause an increase in red blood B. Rigid
cell production. C. Jelly-like
999. What is the macromolecule that is made D. Orange
during photosynthesis?
1004. The thin extensions of the inner mito-
A. carbohydrate
chondrial membrane are known as
B. protein
A. Cristae
C. lipid
B. Thylakoid
D. nucleic acid
C. Stroma
1000. During strenuous exercise, body tem-
perature increases. The body responds to D. Matrix
the increase in temperature by sweating,
1005. Females-XX; MalesXY. A couple has 4
which helps to reduce the body tempera-
girls. What is the chance the next child
ture. Which is demonstrated in this situa-
will be a boy?
tion?
A. excretion A. 75%

B. metabolism B. 100%
C. homeostasis C. 25%
D. synthesis D. 50%

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1006. Vitamin D deficiency can lead to 1011. What did Hooke first examine?
A. Scurvy A. Pond water
B. Rickets B. Plant cells
C. PKU C. Cork
D. Anorexia Nervosa D. Animal fat

1007. the study of animals 1012. Which adaptation is correct for a cac-

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tus?
A. Zoology
A. Good hearing to detect predators
B. Biology
B. large feet to help walk on snow
C. Microbiology
C. long deep roots to absorb water from
D. Botany
soil
1008. Consumer D. sharp claws and teeth for killing prey
A. purchase goods and services for per-
1013. Which of the following are true of a
sonal use.
sinusoid? I. it is involved in the ex-
B. a person that eats something change of materials between hepatocytes
C. an organism, typically an animal or and bloodII. Kupffer cells contain microvilli
plant. Part of the food chain. for faster exchangeIII. blood from the hep-
atic artery and hepatic portal vein mixes
D. none of above within it
1009. What is the best explanation for the A. I and II only
continual changes in the classification sys- B. I and III only
tem of organisms?
C. II and III only
A. All organisms struggle for existence
and become extinct. D. I, II and III

B. All organisms compete to be at the top 1014. Ali found that the leaves of his favourite
of the food chain. plant have turned purple . What nutrient
C. Technological advances have allowed is the plant lacking of?
scientists to better compare organisms. A. Phosphorus
D. More species have been discovered, B. Magnesium
but scientists have not analyzed all the
C. Nitrogen
data.
D. Carbon
1010. Which is not a part of cell theory?
1015. What is the study of animals called?
A. All organisms are made of cells
A. Biology
B. All existing cells come from preexist-
ing cells B. Botany
C. All matter is composed of living cells C. Anatomy
D. The cell is the most basic unit of life D. Zoology

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1016. How many MAIN branches of biology C. Saprotrophic only

are there D. Autotrophic and heterotrophic

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A. 4
1022. Where is DNA and RNA made?
B. 7 A. nucleus
C. 10 B. cytoplasm
D. 3 C. mitochondria
1017. The breakdown of glucose is called D. ER
A. Photosynthesis 1023. When you step out into the cold, your
B. Transpiration body shivers in order to keep its tempera-
ture at 98.6F.
C. Respiration
A. All living things use energy
D. Digestion
B. All living things contain cells
1018. Paleobotany is to the study of fossil C. All living things maintain homeostasis
plants as parasitology is to to study of D. All living things grow
A. humans
1024. Two different populations of birds live
B. parasites in the same area and eat the same types of
C. flowers food. Which most likely describes the re-
lationship between these two populations
D. finger nails of birds?
1019. This type of vertebrate uses gills to take A. competition
in oxygen from the water? B. mutualism
A. Reptile C. parasitism
B. Fish D. predator-prey
C. Bird 1025. Transpiration helps the plant
D. Mammal A. make more sugars at night
1020. Which of the following are needed for B. move water from the roots to the stem
chlorophyll synthesis? and leaves

A. Calcium and magnesium C. move sugars from the leaf to be stored

in the stem & roots
B. Iron and nitrogen
D. make more chloroplasts
C. Nitrogen and magnesium
1026. In this equation:C6H12O6 + 6O2 + ADP
D. Calcium and iron + P →6CO2 + 6H2O + Molecule AWhat
1021. Euglena is a unicellular organism that would be the molecule shown as molecule
feeds on bacteria and uses CO2 as a car- A?
bon source. Which described the nutrition A. phosphate
of this organism? B. ADP
A. Autotrophic only C. ATP
B. Heterotrophic only D. pyruvate

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1027. Observations made during an experi- 1033. For a neuron with a resting membrane
ment are considered: potential at-70mv, an increase in the
A. data movement of sodium ions into the neuron’s
cytoplasm would result in:
B. problems
A. the depolarization of the neuron.
C. conclusions
B. the repolarization of the neuron
D. questions
C. the replacement of potassium ions
1028. Which organelles are only found in plant

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with sodium ions.
cells?
D. the replacement of potassium ions
A. Cell wall and Chloroplasts with calcium ions.
B. Ribosomes and Golgi Bodies
1034. Decomposers are important in the food
C. Endoplasmic Reticulum and Cell Wall
chain because they
D. Nucleus and Cell membrane
A. Produce their own food using sunlight
1029. Find total magnification for:Eyepiece = from the sun
10X Objective lens = 4X B. Stop the flow of energy from one or-
A. 4x ganism to another
B. 6x C. they are microscopic and other organ-
C. 14x isms cannot consume them
D. 40x D. They break down organisms & recycle
nutrients into the soil
1030. Where does photosynthesis take place
in the cell? 1035. Treatment and prevention of diseases in
A. chloroplast both humans and animals.
B. cytoplasm A. Biomedicine
C. golgi bodies B. Genetics
D. mitochondria C. Biotechnology
E. nucleus D. Medicine and veterinary

1031. Most cellular respiration takes place in 1036. When your body tries to keep it’s inter-
the nal conditions within certain limits that is
A. nucleus called
B. mitochondria A. Homeostasis
C. cytoplasm B. Sleeping
D. Krebs cycle C. Hibernating
1032. Which are not amphibians? D. Running
A. Snakes 1037. strengthens and stabilizes the cell
B. Caecilians membrane.
C. Frogs A. Carbohydrates
D. Salamanders B. Proteins

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1038. Which two animals go through meta- C. Echinoderms
morphosis during its life cycle? D. Cnidarians
A. Frog and bird
1043. What kind of skin do amphibians have?
B. butterfly and horse
A. dry without scales
C. fish and frog
B. dry with scales
D. butterfly and frog
C. moist without scales
1039. Which statement best describes the rela- D. moist with scales
tionship that exists among proteins, DNA,
and cells? 1044. What will most likely be the result if all
A. Proteins combine to produce cells, of the mitochondria are removed from a
which produce DNA. plant cell?

B. Proteins are made up of DNA, which A. It will be unable to carry out respira-
determines the cells that are produced. tion.

C. DNA is made up of proteins, which tell B. It will lose water through osmosis
a cell how to function. C. It will break down the ribosomes in the
D. Cells contain DNA, which controls the cell.
production of proteins. D. It will be unable to photosynthesize.
1040. Each enzyme only has 1 substrate that 1045. A hypothesis is
will fit its active site. What is this called?
A. testable
A. reusable
B. based on facts
B. catalyst
C. based on observations
C. specific
D. a problem to be solved
D. fragile
1046. Cell division results in
1041. It is the study of fertilization, growth,
division and differentiation of the zygote A. genetically non identical cells
into embryo or early development of living B. genetically identical cells
beings before the attainment of structure
C. none of the above
and size of the offspring.
D. none of above
A. Socio-biology
B. Entomology 1047. At which point is a biologist most likely
to use reasoning?
C. Embryology
A. While taking observations
D. Ecology
B. During hypothesis formulation
1042. This group of organisms have an ex-
oskeleton, a segmented body, and pairs of C. During data organization
jointed appendages. D. None of these

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1048. What treatment is most likely to lead to 1054. The plant tissue that carries food mate-
germination? rials DOWNWARD from the leaves to the
A. Soaking the seeds in a solution of gib- rest of the pant is the
berellins A. Phloem
B. Increasing CO2 concentration B. Stomata
C. Increasing light intensity C. Chlorophyll
D. Dehydrating the seeds D. Xylem

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1049. Which of the following is NOT occuring 1055. Members of this kingdom never have a
during interphase? cell wall
A. Cell growth
A. Animalia
B. DNA being copied
B. Plantae
C. DNA condensing
C. Archaebacteria
D. Two new cells are made
D. Protista
1050. All of the following are involved in
translocation EXCEPT: 1056. Which environmental concern is most as-
sociated with burning fossil fuels?
A. Living tissue
A. global climate change
B. Thick cellulose
C. companion cells B. pollution of ocean waters

D. Diffusion C. ozone layer destruction

D. decrease in levels of atmospheric car-
1051. What is the gel-like substance inside of
bon dioxide
cells called?
A. photoplasm 1057. SCIENTIC NAME OF POTATO
B. photosynthesis A. P.LEO
C. cytoskeleton B. SOLANUM MELANOGENA
D. cytoplasm C. SOLANUM TUBEROSUM
1052. Which molecule regulates the flowering D. OCIMUM SANCTUM
of plants? (active form)
1058. How does the amount of energy result-
A. Phytochrome red ing from fermentation compare with that
B. Chlorophyll of aerobic respiration?
C. Phytochomer far red A. Aerobic respiration results in less en-
D. Auxin ergy.
B. Aerobic respiration results in more en-
1053. Prothallus is a
ergy.
A. sporophytic stage of fern
C. Each process results in equal amounts
B. gametophytic stage of fern of energy.
C. Sporophytic stage of mosses D. Each process results in variable
D. gametophytic stage of mosses amounts of energy.

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1059. What IS NOT a key component of a 1065. DNA is replicated during the phase
healthy diet? of the cell cycle.

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A. Carbohydrates A. G1
B. Sebaceous secretion B. Synthesis
C. Vitamins
C. G2
D. Minerals
D. G0
E. Fibre
1066. In a trnsverse section, a typical mi-
1060. If a cell is placed in a HYPOTONIC solu-
crosporangium appears in outline as
tion, water will move of the cell, caus-
ing it to A. Rectangular
A. into, swell B. Longitudinal
B. out of, shrivel C. Circular
C. in and out of the cell, stay the same
D. Oval
D. none of above
1067. How do water enter the roots from the
1061. means to use something old to make
soil?
something new.
A. reduce A. diffusion

B. reuse B. osmosis
C. recycle C. transpiration
D. none of above D. active transport
1062. Cells on which side of the stem will un- 1068. What is not a basic characteristic of
dergo elongation? life?
A. dark side
A. Responding to the environment
B. light side
B. They grow, reproduce, and expel
C. both sides waste
D. in the middle
C. Hunting other organisms for survival
1063. DEGROWTH HAPPENS WHEN and territory
A. ANABOLISM> CATABOLISM D. They obtain nutrients for energy
B. CATABOLISM>ANABOLISM
1069. Which of the following is/are true of
C. ABABOLISM = CATABOLISM nucleosomes? I. They contain six histone
D. BOTH A & B proteinsII. They control gene expressionIII.
They help in DNA supercoiling
1064. Another term for equilibrium is
A. I only
A. Not enough
B. Too little B. II only
C. Homeostasis C. II and III only
D. Too much D. I, II and III

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1070. Plant transports food made in the 1075. In translocation, what directly causes a
leaves to high hydrostatic pressure at the source?
A. roots A. sucrose enters the phloem by active
transport
B. stem
B. water enters the phloem by osmosis
C. flowers
C. sucrose leaves the roots by active
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D. water enters the roots by osmosis
1071. Which of the following structures is
found in plants cells but not in animal 1076. Which structure is not a component of
cells? all cells?
A. mitochondria A. cell wall
B. vacuole B. cell membrane
C. nucleus C. genetic material

D. chloroplast D. ribosomes
1077. In , we study heredity of traits.
1072. Things that have all the characteristics
of life are known as A. Genetics
B. botany
A. Environments
C. zoology
B. Stimulus
D. Biology
C. Species
1078. Living things are made up of units called
D. Organisms
A. DNA
1073. Enzymes are B. Cells
A. Proteins C. Homeostasis
B. Carbohydrates D. Seeds
C. lipids 1079. The leaf is known as the
D. nucleic acids A. photogenic organ
B. Photosynthetic organ
1074. A fungicide is a chemical that kills fungi.
A fungicide dissolved in water was applied C. Photographic organ
to the soil in which a rose plant was grow- D. none of above
ing. It later appeared in the leaves. How
1080. Which is one reason scientists produce
did the fungicide reach the leaves?
transgenic organisms?
A. Transpiration pull in xylem
A. to create new species of organisms
B. Facilitated diffusion B. to control microorganisms in the soil
C. Translocation in phloem C. to prevent habitats from being de-
D. Movement up a water potential gradi- stroyed
ent D. to treat certain types of diseases

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1081. What is the study of fossil plants? D. In the winter when days are long and
A. Biology Pfr is high

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B. Paleobotany 1087. The variable that is manipulated in an
C. Taxonomy experiment is called the variable
D. Mammalogy A. Independent
1082. In a cell the energy is stored in B. Dependnt
A. Mitochondria C. Control
B. Plastid D. Mystery
C. Ribosomes
D. Nucleus 1088. Protein Synthesis takes place at what
organelle?
1083. Organisms must have a stable environ-
A. Nucleus
ment.
A. Energy Use B. Mitochondria

B. Homeostasis C. Ribosome
C. Growth D. Chloroplast
D. Reproduction
1089. Ribosomes can be found
1084. Which of the following is an adaptation
A. in the cytoplasm
of a xerophyte?
A. reduced roots B. in the nucleus

B. hairy leaves C. on the rough endoplasmic reticulum

C. many stomata D. on the smooth endoplasmic reticulum
D. thin cuticle
1090. Ribosomes are the cell organelle that
1085. Which animal cell is adapted for its func-
A. Break down food to produce energy for
tion by having a long axon?
the cell.
A. Nerve cell
B. Produce proteins for the cell.
B. Sperm cell
C. Break down broken cell parts.
C. White blood cell
D. Ciliated cell D. Make food for the cell using the sun’s
energy.
1086. When do Poinsettas flower?
A. In the summer when days are long and 1091. Protein containing iron is known as
Pfr is high A. haemoglobin
B. In the winter when days are short and B. hormone
Pfr is high
C. globulin
C. In the winter when days are short and
Pfr is low D. fibrinogen

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1092. Which of the following are true of the 1097. A(n) is a pure substance made of a
shoot meristem? I. cells at the edge stop single type of atom and cannot be broken
dividing and instead differentiateII. mito- down.
sis occursIII. it contains undifferentiated
A. Element
cells
A. I and II only B. Compound

B. I and III only C. Molecule

D. Mixture

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C. II and III only
D. I, II and III
1098. Which adaptation is correct for a rab-
1093. A is a group of organisms that can bit?
reproduce fertile offspring. Failure to re- A. Good hearing to detect predators
produce fertile offspring will cause of
the group. B. large feet to help walk on snow
A. genus, evolution C. long deep roots to absorb water from
soil
B. species, extinction
C. phylum, extinction D. sharp claws and teeth for killing prey

D. species, evolution 1099. Where does anaerobic respiration take

place?
1094. Describes the arrangement of the cell
membrane as bendable and made of many A. chloroplast
parts.
B. cytoplasm
A. The Fluid Mosaic Model
C. golgi bodies
B. The Major Mobility Model
D. mitochondria
C. The Crazy Cell Model
E. nucleus
D. The Maze Model

1095. Which domain contains organisms that 1100. The solubility of gases increases as the
are unicellular, prokaryotic, and can cause temperature what?
illness yet also make food such as yogurt. A. Increases
A. Eukarya B. Decreases
B. Archaea
C. Stays the same
C. Bacteria
D. Alter state
D. none of above
1101. An animal that is hunted and killed for
1096. Which of the following are only found in
food by a predator
plant cells? (select all correct answers)
A. Nucleus A. predation

B. amyloplasts B. prey
C. vacuole C. predator
D. Centriole D. parasite

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1102. Which organelle is only found in a plant C. II only

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A. nucleus
1108. A common symptom of a plant that has
B. chloroplast a phosphorus deficiency is:
C. mitochondria A. Yellow leaves with green veins
D. cell membrane B. Rotting fruit on young plants
1103. What is the function of chloroplasts? C. Cupped or curled leaf tips
A. Eats large bugs D. A purplish color in older leaves
B. Captures energy from the sun and
1109. A(n) is a procedure performed in a
uses it to produce food
controlled setting to test a hypothesis and
C. Stays happy collect precise date.
D. Uses water to help plants grow A. Theory
1104. Include waxes, oils, steroids (hor- B. Constant
mones) C. Experiment
A. Carbohydrates D. none of above
B. Lipids
1110. Molds, yeast, and mushroom belong to
C. Proteins kingdom:
D. Nucleic Acids A. Eubacteria
1105. What does protein synthesis DO? B. Archaebacteria
A. makes genes C. Protista
B. makes proteins D. Fungi
C. makes new cells 1111. Which of the following is NOT part of
D. deletes cells the cell membrane?
A. Lipids
1106. separate the left part of the heart
from the right part of the heart to prevent B. Carbohydrates
mixture of oxygenated and deoxygenated C. Proteins
blood.
D. Nucleic Acids
A. Right ventricle
B. Right atrium 1112. What does it mean that water commu-
nities are high in biodiversity?
C. Semilunar valve
A. That there are lots of different types of
D. Septum life
1107. What could be used in a technique for B. That there are lots of changes
measuring flow rates in phloem? I. Po- C. That there are many different types of
tometersII. Aphid styletsIII. 14CO2 water
A. I and II D. That there are lots of different types of
B. I and III bacteria

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1113. ORDER OF DOG 1119. What is the function of the cell nucleus
found in both plant and animal cells?
A. PRIMATES
A. to produce energy
B. CARNIVORE
B. to control cell activity
C. DIPTERA
C. to remove waste products
D. SAPINDALES D. to allow molecules to enter the cell
1114. Which is not a phase of the cell cycle? 1120. Which is not true about carbohydrates?

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A. Interphase A. They contain oxygen and hydrogen in a
1:2 ratio.
B. Mitosis
B. They contain carbon, oxygen, and hy-
C. Cytokinesis drogen.
D. Duplication C. They have hydroxyl groups.
1115. What are the building blocks of matter D. They have carboxyl groups.
in our universe? 1121. The ‘lub’ sound produced after
A. Atoms A. semilunar valves close
B. Cells B. atria are fully contracted
C. Protons C. ventricles start to relax
D. Neutrons D. bicuspid valve and tricuspid valve sud-
denly close
1116. The first step in the scientific method is 1122. Plants get energy from the sun while an-
imals get energy from
A. To gather additional information A. condensation
B. Form a hypothesis B. eating food
C. Make observations C. photosynthesis
D. Define a problem D. sleeping
1123. The molecular sequence, or blueprint for
1117. Can cause burning of the skin
a protein, is originally carried by which
A. Lead molecule?
B. Particle matter A. ATP
C. Sulfur dioxide B. DNA

D. Nitrogen oxides C. rRNA

D. tRNA
1118. The formation of a new species is called
1124. Study of BIRDS.
A. Natural selection
A. Ornithology
B. Struggle for existence B. Entomology
C. Speciation C. Ethology
D. Darwinism D. Ichthyology

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1125. Many snakes that belong to the viper 1130. What is a consumer?
family are unusual in that they give birth A. a plant that eats another plant
to live young. This is usually a character-

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istic of which vertebrate group? B. a plant that is eaten by an animal

A. amphibians C. an animal that eats a plant

B. birds D. a plant that eats plants and animals

C. bony fish 1131. The end product of photosynthesis is
D. mammals A. Carbon dioxide
1126. The biotic and abiotic factors that work B. Oxygen
together in an area C. Glucose
A. Community D. Both b & c
B. Ecosystem 1132. Which of the following is/are involved
C. Organism in explaining how auxin causes cell elonga-
D. Population tion? I. an increase in pH breaks hydrogen
bonds between cellulose fibresII. auxin ac-
1127. What is the correct order for gram stain- tivates specific genesIII. a protein pump
ing transports protons from the cell wall to
A. Safranin, crystal violet, wash with the cytoplasm
ethanol, iodine A. I and II only
B. Iodine, crystal violet, wash with B. II only
ethanol, safranin
C. I, II and II
C. Crystal violet, iodine, safranin, wash
D. II and III only
with ethanol
D. Crystal violet, iodine, wash with 1133. The trophic structure of an ecosystem
ethanol, safranin can be summarized in the form of a(n)
A. ecological pyramid
1128. The division of the cytoplasm. In animal
cells a cleavage furrow appears. In plant B. energy network
cells, a cell plate forms. What phase is C. climax schematic
this?
D. trophic level chart
A. Telophase
1134. Why is meiosis important for sexual re-
B. Anaphase
production?
C. Prophase
A. It allows the zygote formed from fer-
D. cytokinesis tilization to have triple the chromosome
1129. The represent the male gameto- number of the organism.
phyte B. It allows gametes to have twice the
A. Stamen original number of chromosomes of the or-
ganism.
B. Pollen grains
C. It allows gametes to have half the orig-
C. Pollen sac inal number of chromosomes of the organ-
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D. It allows the zygote formed from fertil- 1140. The major locomotor structures in bacte-
ization to have half the original number of ria are
chromosomes of the organism. A. flagella
1135. This is the study of interactions be- B. pili
tween organisms and the interactions that C. fimbriae
organisms have with their environment.
D. cilia
A. Evolution

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1141. Cyanobacteria are classified under
B. Biology
A. Protista
C. Ecology
B. Monera
D. Commensalism
C. Plantae
1136. Decomposers break down detritus, also D. Algae
known as
A. dead organic matter 1142. In human heart, the oxygenated blood
inters into the heart through
B. inorganic matter
A. Aorta
C. living matter
B. Vena cava
D. non-living matter
C. Pulmonary artery
1137. Which of the following organisms are D. Pulmonary vein
LEAST closely related?
1143. What type of organic molecules are en-
A. organisms that share a domain zymes?
B. organisms that share a family A. carbohydrates
C. organisms that share a genus B. lipids
D. organisms that share a species C. nucleic acids
1138. Which molecules do not have charged re- D. proteins
gions?
1144. What is the outside, protein coat on a
A. Water virus called?
B. Hydro A. genetic material
C. Polar B. capsid
D. Non-poar C. envelope
D. tail fibers
1139. The science that is concerned with the
interaction of organisms with each other 1145. A process in which DNA has the unique
and with their environment. ability to make an exact copy of itself.
A. Biodiversity A. Replication
B. Ecology B. Translation
C. Paleontology C. Transcription
D. Biology D. Protein Synthesis

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1146. All living things are classified into 3 Do- D. Green algae
mains. Which Domain do WE belong to? E. Angel fish

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A. Archae
1152. Life cycle of which animal? Egg, nymph,
B. Bacteria
and adult
C. Eukarya
A. Snake
D. none of above
B. Butterfly
1147. What type of microscope is most often C. Grasshopper
used in high school classrooms?
D. Frog
A. Light Microscope
B. Transmission Electron Microscope 1153. What is the function of the flagella?
C. Scanning Electron Microscope A. to provide movement
D. Stereoscope B. to store enrgy

1148. Information gathered from experiments C. provide protein

is called D. convert food
A. Data
1154. Small muscular pouch responsible for
B. Variables storing bile
C. Stimulus A. pancreas
D. Journal B. mechanical
1149. Which are mollusks? C. amylase
A. Clams and Oysters D. gallbladder
B. Shrimp and Lobsters
1155. What is the difference between active
C. Corals and Fish and passive transport?
D. Sponges and Starfish A. Active does not need energy and pas-
sive uses ATP (energy)
1150. What happens after the virus has been
taken up by the cell? B. Active uses ATP (energy) and passive
does not need energy
A. it begins making protein
B. it divides, or replicates C. Active stores transport proteins and
passive releases
C. it inserts into the host DNA
D. Active uses hormones and passive
D. it switches to infectious mode does not
1151. Which of these organisms would most
1156. What is the antigen on blood group O?
likely be found at the bottom of a biomass
pyramid A. Antigen A
A. Giant squids B. Antigen B
B. Sand sharks C. Antigen A and Antigen B
C. Sea cucumbers D. None

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1157. List THREE (3) organelles that are found C. An attraction between molecules of a
in both plant and animal cells (Check all different substance.
that apply) D. An attraction between molecules of
A. Golgi Bodies the same substance.
B. Mitochondria 1163. Members of this kingdom have cell
C. Nucleus walls made of cellulose
D. Cell Wall A. Eubacteria

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1158. Mammals are animals that B. Protista

A. Don’t have a backbone C. Plantae

B. Have live young D. Fungi

C. Lay eggs 1164. Which kingdom consists of het-

D. Live in the jungle erotrophic organisms that grow on or in
what they eat?
1159. Which biomolecule is your main source A. archaea
of energy?
B. bacteria
A. Nucleic Acid
C. protists
B. Protein
D. fungi
C. Lipid
D. Carbohydrate 1165. Which of the following process requires
energy?
1160. A physical characteristic that can be A. passive transport
passed from parent to offspring.
B. osmosis
A. behavior
C. dialysis
B. trait
D. diffusion
C. strong muscles
E. active transport
D. ability to fly a plane.
1166. The head of a sperm cell is called
1161. Which are Arthropods?
A. spindle fibre
A. Animals with jointed legs, segmented
bodies, some have wings B. corona radiata

B. No jointed legs or wings or segmented C. zona pelllucida

bodies D. acrosome
C. Most types of fish 1167. A branch of Biology that deals with the
D. Most types of reptiles structure and function of macromolecules.

1162. What is the definition of cohesion? A. Molecular Biology

A. Dissolving substance in a solution. B. Taxonomy

B. Type of mixture in which all the compo- C. Zoology

nents are evenly distributed. D. none of above

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1168. Study of PARASITES and their HOSTS. 1174. What is inside the Chloroplast?
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B. Ethology B. Gerdes
C. Parasitology C. Mitochondria
D. Entomology D. Cell wall
1169. Transcribe the following DNA sequence 1175. Which blood vessel does the hepatic
into RNA:(Hint! Remember that RNA has vein lead into?
U instead of T!)AAT TAG GGC TCG
A. vena cava
A. AAT TAG GGC TCG
B. pulmonary vein
B. TTA ATC CCG AGC
C. aorta
C. UUA AUC CCG AGC
D. pulmonary artery
D. TTU UTC CCG UGC
1170. The circulatory system works with the 1176. What is the correct ordering of life from
system to provide our body with oxy- smallest to largest?
gen. A. Organism, organ, organ system, tis-
A. respiratory sue, atom, molecule cell,
B. digestive B. organism, organ system, organ, tissue,
cell, molecule, atom
C. muscular
C. atom, molecule, cell, tissue, organ, or-
D. skeletal
gan system, organism
1171. The environmental conditions that limit D. All choices are correct
population growth in an ecosystem
A. keystone species 1177. Which of the following is the correct
term used to describe a group of body
B. invasive species
parts such as (mouth, esophagus, stom-
C. limiting factors ach, small intestines, and large intestines)
D. resilience working together to perform a specific
function?
1172. VIROID IS NOT HAVING
A. organism
A. PROTEIN COAT
B. tissue
B. NUCLEIC ACID
C. organ system
C. BOTH 1 AND 2
D. organ
D. NONE OF THESE
1178. Water travels from root hair cells to the
1173. What does NOT happen during inter-
leaves.What is the passage of water be-
phase?
tween these structures?
A. growth
A. xylem → cortex cells → mesophyll
B. DNA replication cells
C. obtaining nutrients B. cortex cells → mesophyll cells →
D. cell divison xylem

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C. xylem → mesophyll cells → cortex 1184. Traveling done by an animal to find food
cells and water, mates, and better habitat.
D. cortex cells → xylem → mesophyll A. Herding
cells B. Migration
C. Hibernation
1179. The cell membrane is
D. Locomotion
A. a flexible cover
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B. a large window
into segments and a digestive tract with
C. a big wall two openings.
D. a rough cover A. Echinoderms
B. Cnidarians
1180. Molecular Biology is the study of
C. Annelids
A. Biological molecules
D. Mollusks
B. Chemical processes in living organ-
isms 1186. Global warming is due to

C. Organic chemistry A. Greenhouse gases

B. Nitric and sulfuric acids
D. DNA
C. CFCs
1181. What are Earthworms and Leeches? D. Ozone depletion
A. Annelids
1187. During conditions inside our body
B. Oligicheates are kept stable (the same)
C. Polycheates A. homeopathic

D. Parakeetes B. Homo sapian

C. homeostasis
1182. ecology is divided into mainly D. homologous
branches
A. 5 1188. Today, scientists use an level sys-
tem to classify living things.
B. 7
A. 8
C. 2 B. 10
D. 4 C. 24
D. 4
1183. What type of cell is not yet specialized
and can be turned into any type of cell? 1189. Why do some root cells have root
A. skin cell hairs?

B. blood cell A. for the maintenance of the tempera-

ture of the cell sap
C. nerve cell
B. to increase the surface area of the
D. stem cell cells

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C. to increase the volume of the cell sap C. In a mixture the compounds and ele-
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D. Like other molecules, water is neutral.
1190. Plants develop brightly coloured flow-
ers to attract animals. Which process is 1195. Energy enters an ecosystem and the
directly assisted by this adaptation? grass contain 20 calories of energy. The
grass is a primary consumer. How much
A. seed dispersal
energy is available for a tertiary con-
B. pollination sumer?
C. fertilization A. 2
D. germination B. 20
C. 0.2
1191. When looking through your microscope,
if you move your slide to the right the slide D. .02
appears
1196. Photosynthesis uses sunlight to convert
A. to move to the right water and carbon dioxide into
B. to stay the same A. oxygen
C. to move to the left B. glucose
D. vanish C. ATP & oxygen
D. oxygen & glucose
1192. Sports physical therapists study the
bio-mechanics of how joints, muscles and 1197. Provide quick energy and serve as struc-
bones move during athletic activity. What tural components of plant cells
branch of science do they study?
A. Carbohydrates
A. Anatomy and physiology
B. Lipids
B. Cell biology C. Proteins
C. Molecular Biology D. Nucleic Acids
D. Biochemistry
1198. What breaks down dead bodies and
1193. What is a chiasma? plant remains?
A. A point where homologous chromo- A. Decomposers
somes remain in contact during meiosis B. Producers
B. A point where gene mutations occur C. Sunlight
C. A point where the recombination of ge- D. Fred
netic material always occurs
1199. Your mother adds yeast to her bread so
D. A process of exchanging genes be- it will “rise”. What by-product of anaero-
tween non-homologous chromatids bic respiration makes this possible?
1194. Which of the following are NOT true? A. alcohol
A. Water’s formula is H2O B. carbon dioxide
B. A molecule in which the charges are C. lactic acid
unevenly distributed is polar. D. oxygen

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1200. THE LARGEST BOTANICAL GARDEN LO- B. Chloroplasts and cell wall
CATED IN C. Ribosome and golgi
A. HOWRAH D. Nucleus and cell membrane
B. PUNE
1206. Why do scientists use sampling tech-
C. MOSCOW niques to gather population data rather
D. KEW than counting everything?
A. scientists are lazy

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1201. What is a hydrogen bond?
A. When one substance is dissolved into B. sampling is more efficient and achiev-
another. able

B. Bonds between water and other C. sampling is more accurate

molecules. D. scientists prefer estimations
C. A weak intermolecular force. E. sampling is cheaper
D. Polar molecules that can attract each 1207. Which 2 molecules contains the ele-
other. ments C-H-O and function pertains to en-
1202. What macromolecule makes up the ge- ergy?
netic code? A. Lipids and Protein
A. carbohydrate B. Carbohydrates and Nucleic Acids
B. protein C. Protein and Carbohydrates
C. lipid D. Carbohydrates and Lipids
D. nucleic acid 1208. Botany, Zoology, Genetics and Medicine
1203. Why do animals need Nitrogen? are all parts of this main branch of Science.

A. To build proteins A. Physical Science

B. To build fats B. Life Science

C. To make carbohydrates C. Earth Science

D. for energy D. Toenail Science

1204. An organism that produces its own food 1209. What kind of cells are made in MEIO-
supply from inorganic compounds is called SIS?
a(an) A. Haploid cells
A. heterotroph B. Diploid Cells
B. consumer C. Skin Cells
C. detritivore D. Liver Cells
D. autotroph 1210. What describes the phase of quick en-
1205. Which pair of structures best shows try of sodium ions into an axon during an
that plant cells have functions different action potential?
from animal cells? A. passive transport
A. Cytoplasm and mitochondria B. depolarization

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C. ion transport A. Robert Hooke

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1211. Active transport requires , moves C. Matthias Schleiden
materials from , and goes the con- D. Rudolf Virchow
centration gradient.
A. No energy, low to high, against 1216. Which of the below ISN’T a hormone

B. ATP, high to low, with A. oxytocin

C. ATP, low to high, with B. dopamine
D. ATP, low to high, against C. adrenaline
D. gaudetamine
1212. Where is xylem found in the plant?
A. leave → roots → stem E. steroids

B. roots → stem → leaves 1217. Place these statements in the correct or-
C. root hairs → leaves → veins der.I. water enters root hairs by osmo-
sisII. the solute concentration inside root
D. stem → roots hairs increasesIII. water enters xylem ves-
1213. Transpiration involves the evaporation sels by osmosisIV. mineral ions enter root
and diffusion of water vapour.What hap- hairs by active transport
pens to the water vapour during transpi- A. I → II → IV → III
ration?
B. I → IV → II → III
A. evaporation from mesophyll cells fol-
C. IV → II → I → III
lowed by diffusion through stomata
B. diffusion from mesophyll cells followed D. IV → I → II → III
by evaporation through stomata 1218. Which of the following best describes an
C. evaporation from stomata followed by ecosystem?
diffusion through mesophyll cells
A. all the living organisms in an area and
D. diffusion from stomata followed by their physical surroundings
evaporation through mesophyll cells
B. a region with a distinct climate
1214. Which of the following cell types is C. all the living organisms of the same
formed by meiosis? species throughout the world
A. muscle cells D. all the living organisms in an area
B. skin cells
1219. What hormone is responsible for the
C. sperm cells
closing of stomata?
D. blood cells
A. Abscisic Acid
1215. Who was the person who used his mi- B. GA (Gibberellin)
croscope to observe a thin slice of cork,
and concluded that the cork was made up C. Auxin
of cells? D. Phytochrome

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1.14 Computer
1. A computer game on a pc keeps freezing. B. copyright
What could be the cause of this?
C. computer privacy
A. A virus.
D. hacker
B. Software bug.
C. Insufficient system requirements. 7. is the way that the computer gives us

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information in a way that we can see it,
D. Hardware failure.
hear it, or touch it.
2. Desktop computers are designed: A. Input
A. For mobility B. Output
B. To be placed on a desk C. Processing
C. To be wired to other computers
D. Storage
D. none of above
8. CPU stands for
3. A computer network is connected to-
gether. A. central processing unit
A. One computer B. computer processing unit
B. Two or more C. central protection unit
C. Three or more D. computer protection unit
D. Four or more
9. A device is a program that must be in-
4. A search engine allows you to stalled in order for the peripheral device
A. Print pictures to be able to work with the computer or
laptop.
B. locate information
A. prompter
C. participate in Canvas discussions
B. connector
D. download music
C. driver
5. What is a Desktop?
D. assistor
A. DATA
B. an electronic machine 10. Which of the following is a benefit of using
a cloud storage option?
C. Screen that you can see after log on
windows A. “It protects your computer from
D. none of above viruses”
B. “You don’t need Internet access to re-
6. Keeping a user’s data, including personal
trieve the data”
files and e-mail messages, such that the
data is not accessible by anyone without C. “It provides a backup of your data,
appropriate permission files and photos”
A. encryption D. none of above

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11. What should you buy to protect your com- B. hardware device
puter against surges of electricity? C. motherboard device driver

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A. Electrical power strip D. virtual device driver
B. Norton Antivirus software
16. When citing an online source, you should
C. Surge Protector include
D. Generator A. the reason the source was chosen.
12. Suzy lives alone in New York, whereas her B. the length of the source.
family lives in Florida. It is difficult for C. the date the source was accessed.
Suzy to visit her family very frequently,
D. the search engine used to find the
considering the long distance. She wishes
source.
to see them and talk them every now and
then. Which of the following computer ap- 17. What shape do we use to indicate a deci-
plications could help Suzy? sion on a flow chart?
A. Skype A. Rectangle
B. email B. Square
C. spreadsheet software C. Diamond
D. presentation program D. Parallelogram
E. word processing software presenta- E. Arrow
tion program spreadsheet software word
18. To start the computer system, basic driver
processing software email Skype
is needed. Which is referring to the basic
13. artificial body placed in orbit around the driver?
earth or moon or another planet in order A. BIOS device
to collect information or for communication
B. hardware device driver
A. ethernet
C. motherboard device driver
B. country
D. virtual device driver
C. client
19. What organization was the first to benefit
D. satellite from Herman Hollerith’s machines?
14. This is an output device A. The Union Pacific Railroad
A. Microphone B. The patent office
B. Webcam C. The IBM corporation
C. 3D printer D. The U.S. government
D. Scanner 20. Which of these is a characteristic of a
LAN?
15. To allow pieces of computer hardware (ex-
pansion cards) such as video card, sound A. It covers a wide geographical area
and network card to function on a com- B. Computers are connected together us-
puter, which driver is needed? ing a leased line or a satellite
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D. Data can only be transmitted at a slow 26. programs that control or maintain the
rate operations of the computer and its devices.

21. Word processing programs are used for A. Software

A. creating databases B. System Software

B. creating spreadsheets C. Application software
C. composing a document D. Utility program

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D. composing an email
27. You have purchased a new wireless
22. What computer was introduced in 1984 printer. What is the first step to getting it
and is made by Apple? to communicate with your laptop?

A. Mac A. Connect the USB cord.

B. IBM B. Connect the HDMI cord.
C. Linux C. Go to device settings and search for
available devices.
D. Windows
D. Go to RAM and search for unconfig-
23. Compared to a home computer from 20 ured devices.
years ago, today’s machines are:
A. Larger 28. name for the thin tubes of glass used by
much of the Internet to send data quickly
B. More powerful over long distances underground
C. More expensive
A. ethernet
D. Less complex
B. wifi
24. When exiting the computer lab do which C. hub
of the following?
D. fiber optic
A. leave your work station clean and in
proper order 29. Register:stores the most recently fetched
B. Log off/shutdown following the desig- instruction, waiting to be decoded.
nated procedure A. Memory data register
C. push your chair in B. Memory address register
D. all answers are correct
C. Accumulator
25. Someone accessed Greg’s laptop without D. Current instruction register
his consent in his absence. According to
which law the person be punished? 30. To keep your computer running smoothly,
A. Copyright Act of United States you can do the following

B. Digital Millennium Act A. run a disk cleanup

C. SOPA B. defragment
D. PIPA C. delete files
E. CFAA D. any of the above

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31. Working on data is called? C. Connection lost

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B. Input
37. What is digital
C. Output
A. alphabetic data stores in a computing
D. CPU
device.
32. Software is B. computer science
A. Hardware for your computer
C. Numeric data stored in a computing
B. any set of instructions that tells the device.
hardware what to do and how to do it
D. none of above
C. all hardware components
D. any set of instructions for you to read 38. A series of number used to identify a net-
work device.
33. This component visually displays informa-
tion generated by the computer A. IP Address
A. Monitor B. IM Address
B. Motherboard C. MAC Address
C. CPU D. OP Address
D. Operating System
39. How does a computer process the data?
34. Why is it important to share physical com-
A. Performing Calculations
puting projects with other people?
A. To have others identify what is needed B. Sorting lists and numbers
for the project. C. Drawing graphs
B. To have others interact with the sys- D. Manipulating the data
tem and provide feedback
C. To have others copy the program and 40. Which Google application is the best to
design make a presentation?
D. To have others read the comments in A. Google Sheets
the code
B. Google Docs
35. Which of these terms best describes the C. Google Slides
average computer buyer in the 1960’s?
D. Gmail
A. Small business
B. Large Institutions 41. Software that automatically displays ad-
C. Elementary scholl vertisements on a computer is called
D. Amateur hobbyist A. Shareware

36. If you push the table the wires get B. Freeware

A. Disturbed C. Adware
B. Easy D. Malware

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42. When you sit in front of your computer, 48. Which company produced the BlackBerry
you must? OS?
A. Slouch over the keyboard A. PTA
B. Sleep
B. IBM
C. Sit Upright
C. RIM
D. Cry
D. Apple
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A. Gradient User Interface 49. Adam creates a maze that uses 10 coding
B. Graphical User Interface blocks in Scratch. Joan creates a maze that
looks exactly the same, but she uses 14
C. Gradual User Increase coding blocks. Infer which basic computer
D. Greater User Interface science concept this example displays.
44. Identify the task that can be accomplished A. Programming requires a plan.
using operating system software?
B. There are multiple solutions to the
A. file management same problem.
B. document creation C. Computer science and math are re-
C. sound recording lated.
D. photo editing D. Computers accomplish tasks through a
45. What type of OS was used by Nokia and set of instructions known as algorithms.
Ericson smartphones before?
50. Which statement best defines what tech-
A. iOS nology is?
B. Belle
A. “Technology is the process by which a
C. Ericson OS machine a receives directions”
D. Symbian
B. “Technology is any invention, including
46. If my computer is frozen, and I cannot tools, machines, techniques, and sources
safely shut it down, the best thing to do of power”
is
C. “Technology is everything that makes
A. Unplug it the world better”
B. Hold in the power button D. “Technology is something that is used
C. Tell the teacher only in electronic devices”
D. Go Crazy!!!!
51. What type of operating system do we use
47. Which of the following is private informa- on our classroom computers?
tion?
A. MAX
A. I like swimming.
B. MAC
B. Cats are my favorite.
C. My address is 2524 Sycamore Lane. C. Microsoft Windows
D. Purple is the best color. D. PC

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52. One benefit of a tablet is B. To help protect computer hardware

A. Requires a power source C. To stop the spread of computer viruses

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B. May not have as many functions as a D. To stop people from accessing unau-
laptop or desktop thorised information.
C. Extremely portable 58. When DSL was first developed?
D. none of above A. 1896
53. To guard against malware, you will need B. 1999
to have C. 1989
A. antivirus software D. 2000
B. a can of compressed air
59. Why does software needs a license?
C. a word processor A. This is how it is bought and sold.
D. spyware B. To protect the intellectual property of
54. Printing a document is an example of out- its creator(s).
put. C. To make it more difficult to buy.
A. Yes, because it is the result of process- D. So that it doesn’t break privacy laws.
ing data.
60. An Internet security protocol that ensures
B. No, because it’s not the result of pro- secure data communication by encrypting
cessing data. the information transmitted. The SSL pro-
C. I don’t know. tocol certifies that a Web site is genuine
and ensures that the data provided to the
D. none of above
site is not misused.
55. What does a processor (CPU) do? A. decrypt
A. Stores programs B. encryption
B. Stores data C. Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
C. Executes programs D. hacker
D. Executes data 61. What is an Input What is an Input?
E. Processes data A. Mouse
56. What term describes the act of winding B. Speaker
someone up online? C. Hardware
A. Trolling D. Software
B. Posting
62. is what happens between the com-
C. Phishing puter getting input and giving output.
D. none of above A. Input
57. Why was the Computer Misuse Act of B. Output
1990 introduced? C. Processing
A. To help protect computer software D. Storage

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63. “RAM” stands for A. single-user/multi-tasking; multiple

A. Read Arithmetic Memory users

B. Real Access Memory B. single-user/single-tasking; two users

C. Read Access Memory C. single-user/multi-tasking; a user

D. Random Access Memory D. multi-user/multi-tasking; multiple

users
64. Dereck works for long hours on his com-
68. What is a ‘Patent’?

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puter. He frequently experiences physical
strain by the end of the day because he A. The use or performance of original
does not follow an important rule of er- works in litera ture, art, music, drama or
gonomics with respect to the use of key- any other form of expression
boards. Which of the following actions of B. The use, manufacture or the sale of in-
Dereck could lead to physical strain? ventions, product ideas or technological
A. placing the keyboard exactly in front of development
him while typing C. The use of symbols, phrase, image,
B. keeping hands and wrists straight logo, identity, designs or combination of
while typing any used by firms to identify particular
C. using wrist pads throughout the day products, brands or services.

D. pounding at the keys on the keyboard D. unique and original works such as
while typing ideas, inventions, art, writings, pro-
cesses, company and product names and
E. resting his hands on the keyboard logos
when he is not typing
69. What does the Ethernet port do?
65. A server is a type of computer that does
the following A. Allows the computer to have power

A. Serves up information to other comput- B. Allows the monitor to turn on

ers on a network C. Allows you to have a firewall protec-
B. Stores and shares data tion on your computer

C. Plays an important role in making the D. Allows you to connect to the internet
internet work by a cable

D. All of the above 70. A program that controls a computer’s basic

functions (like gas in a car)
66. Wireless headphones use which of these
to connect to a laptop? A. Hard Drive

A. IoT B. Motherboard

B. USB C. Operating System

C. Bluetooth D. CPU

D. Gigabytes 71. A printed circuit board that contains the

main components of a computer
67. A operating system is usually used in
personal computers. This allows to A. BIOS
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C. Motherboard 77. Intelligent machine behavior is based upon

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A. Algorithms
72. is what computer experts do to keep
the inside parts of a computer working B. Hardware
well. C. The internet
A. Sharing D. User input
B. Loading 78. What application is used to navigate the
C. Editing Internet?
D. Reformatting A. Search engine
73. Name the software that you use for view- B. Operating system
ing web pages C. Browser
A. Presentation D. domain
B. Web browser 79. how is data saved?
C. Desktop publisher A. it is saved behind a code called binary
D. Communications Software B. on a software called data save
74. Which of these is not a form of Iteration? C. in the corner of your computer
A. For D. someone keeps it safe for you while
B. While your away
C. If 80. The brain of the computer that executes all
D. Repeat until commands:
A. Processor chip
75. It is the area where data can be left on a
permanent basis. B. RAM
A. INPUT C. Motherboard
B. PROCESS D. Hard Drive
C. OUTPUT 81. What are the basic parts of the computer?
D. STORAGE A. Software
76. Mia is disappointed with how her latest B. Software & System Units
video games are playing on her computer; C. Hardware & Software
the images are slow and grainy, and what D. Hardware & Internalware
she sees onscreen seems to lag behind
what she is inputting through her controls. 82. A STUDENT FIND INFORMATION FOR
Which of these components does Mia most HIS COMPUTER SCIENCE ASSIGNMENT
likely need to upgrade? SOLELY ON WIKIPEDIA.
A. USB A. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
B. IoT B. CODE OF CONDUCT
C. NIC C. INFORMATION ACCURACY
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83. It is a web-based tool that enable users 88. What is gaining unauthorised access to a
to locate information on the World Wide computer system also known as?
Web. A. Hacking
A. Link B. Spamming
B. Search Engine C. Phishing
C. Uniform Resource Link D. Logging on
D. Web Browser

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89. This internal computer component is
84. “A computer that was the fastest and the erased every time the computer is turned
most expensive in the world at the time off.
it was constructed. Can tackle tasks that A. hard drive
would not be practical for other computers. B. processor
“This statement refer to:
C. random access memory (RAM)
A. Supercomputer
D. keyboard
B. Workstation
C. Microcomputer 90. Which of the following are related to soft-
ware piracy? I. Internet piracyII. End user
D. High Speed Processor piracyIII. Illegal duplicationIV. Usage of
software
85. Which of the following is not a good way
to protect your computer? A. I, II and III
B. I and IV
A. Install antivirus software
C. II, III and IV
B. Back up important files
D. III and IV
C. Skip operating system updates
D. Plug it into a surge protector 91. Portable digital storage that allows the
user to view and alter documents.
86. What is Microsoft Windows? A. Cloud storage
A. Memory B. Hard Drive
B. Processor C. USB Flash Drive
C. Storage device D. Network Drive
D. Operating System 92. What devices do microprocessors con-
tain?
87. Is a device used to connect a computer or
router to a telephone circuit that has Digi- A. Calculators
tal Subscriber Line service configured B. Transistors
A. Router C. Gears
B. DSL Splitter D. Tubes
C. DSL Modem
93. Which of the following is an advantage of
D. LED algorithmic thinking?

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A. Easier to understand & Increases flex- 98. It is any software designed to damage or
ibility to disrupt a system.

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B. Less complex A. Malicious software (malware)
C. Written as a flowchart or natural lan- B. Adware
guage C. Spyware
D. All of these D. Phishing
99. helps visually challenged people interface
94. Which one is an input device?
with computers
A. printer A. autonomic computing
B. mouse B. virtualization
C. monitor C. screenless displays
D. speakers D. 3-D printing

95. what is an output? 100. Imagine a car as a computer, and its en-
gine as a program. Which of the following
A. a device that puts data on your com- is an input for the engine program?
puter
A. gas pedal
B. something that stores data B. driver’s seat
C. something that secures data C. steering wheel
D. a device that sends data from one de- D. windshield wipers
vice to another
101. What software application uses the
96. Why should you be careful when using file “.doc” or “.docx” file extension?
sharing sites? A. Microsoft PowerPoint
A. You might be downloading malware. B. Microsoft Publisher
B. The person sharing the file can see C. Paint
your name and address. D. Microsoft Word
C. The person sharing the file will send 102. is used to switch ON and switch OFF
you a bill. the computer.
D. none of above A. Power button
B. Open button
97. “The world’s largest computer network
which connects millions of computer all C. Move button
over the world.” This is the definition for D. none of above
103. Choose the odd one
A. Communication
A. Windows
B. Network B. Solaris
C. Internet C. Linux
D. World Wide Web D. Outlook

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104. What is a network? 109. A code of conduct for computers is:

A. a digital station when’re people can A. a law restricting the circumstances in
join in a group, on there own or world wide which a computer may be used
B. I dont Know B. a set of rules defining what can and
cannot be done with computers*
C. Something that makes a cup of tea for
you C. a set of rules defining how software
may be distributed
D. A robot

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D. none of above
105. Which group of keys on the keyboard are
110. The main circuit board in a computer is
used to move the insertion point up, down,
called the
right and left in a document?
A. RAM
A. Navigation
B. dongle
B. Function
C. motherboard
C. ENTER or RETURN
D. power supply unit
D. Alphanumeric
111. A is a computer that serves up infor-
106. Embedded systems are computers inside mation to other computers on a network.
a larger system examples of this A. Mainstay
A. an aeroplane B. Laptop
B. microwaves C. Desktop
C. traffic lights D. Server
D. dishwashers 112. What software can you use to avoid get-
ting viruses?
107. A Graphical User Interface (GUI) uses
to help the user navigate within the com- A. Disk Cleanup software
puter system. B. Firewall software
A. Windows C. Anti-virus software
B. Videos D. none of above

C. Graphics 113. Arrange the Following Types of Net-

works according to their size, from largest
D. Operating Systems
to smallest?
108. What are the place values in a binary A. LAN, MAN, WAN
number system? B. MAN, LAN, WAN
A. millions-100 thousand-10 thousand- C. WAN, LAN, MAN
thousand-hundreds-tens-ones
D. WAN, MAN, LAN
B. 128-64-32-16-8-4-2-1
114. is the way we bring information from
C. 11-7-5-3-2-1
outside the computer to inside the com-
D. 48-32-16-1 puter.

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A. Input B. Apple, mac, PC, Windows

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C. Process desktop, mac
D. Storage D. Apple, mac, iphone

115. What computer was introduced in 1981 120. Which of these is the correct definition of
and is the most common type of com- a router?
puter?
A. Forwards data packets along a net-
A. Mac work
B. Apple
B. Corrects errors that are found in data
C. PC packets
D. iPhone C. A type of transmission media that pro-
116. What are the two most common OSs (Op- vides the greatest bandwidth
erating Systems)? D. A server within a network
A. Linxus & Mac OS X
121. Which if these terms refers to the max-
B. Mac OS X & Apple imum rate at which data can be trans-
C. Apple & Dell ferred?
D. Mac OS X & Microsoft Windows A. Error detection
117. Which item is considered computer hard- B. Packet switching
ware? C. Bandwidth
A. “Accounting program”
D. Transmission media
B. “Cloud storage”
C. “Motherboard” 122. What Is A Computer?
D. “Operating system” A. A Machine That Shows Stuff On The
Screen.
118. A computer program that propagates it-
self across computers, usually by creating B. An Electronic Device That Is Hand Held
copies of itself in each computer’s memory. And Can Do Many Things.
A worm might duplicate itself in one com- C. An Electronic Device For Storing And
puter so often that it causes the computer Processing Data, Typically In Binary Form,
to crash. According To Instructions Given To It In A
A. worm Variable Program.
B. snake D. None Of The Above.
C. Trojan horse
123. letters and numbers is in the
D. virus
A. Monitor / Monitor
119. Choose the list of different TYPES of com-
B. Mouse
puters?
C. CPU / CPU
A. Laptop, smart phone, tablet, gaming
system D. Keyboard

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124. What is 22 in binary? B. wifi

A. 1111 C. http
B. 101001 D. https
C. 10110
130. Choose Three advantage of fourth gener-
D. 01110011 ation of computer?
125. It is an OS that is an open sourced and A. small in size
developed by Google.

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B. used punch card as input device
A. Android C. fast processing with less power con-
B. iOS sumption
C. BlackBerry OS D. support high level language in differ-
ent type of computer
D. Windows
131. What is another word for ethics?
126. Which of the following would be consid-
ered an output device? A. Loyal
A. “Keyboard” B. Character
B. “Printer” C. Values
C. “Microsoft Word” D. Honesty
D. “CPU” 132. I am going to share software that I have
127. To navigate through different folders in created, and I do not care about copyright-
Windows, you’ll use ing my work. How would this software
be classified?
A. Windows Easy Transfer
A. shareware
B. Launchpad
B. copyrighted
C. Windows Explorer
C. open source
D. Finder
D. freeware
128. Which option refers to a combination of
the three main services in cloud comput- 133. A is two or more computers linked
ing? together to share files, software, and re-
sources, such as printers.
A. SaaS
A. Laptop
B. XaaS
B. Network or Server
C. IaaS
C. RAM
D. MaaS
D. ROM
E. PaaS

129. when encryption is needed to protect 134. A machine that processes data and per-
valuable passwords and financial transac- forms tasks according to a set of instruc-
tions, this will allow you a safe and secure tions.
connection to the Internet A. Software
A. html B. Hardware

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C. Computer 140. These are hardware devices which take

D. Input Device information from the user of the computer
system, convert it into electrical signals

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135. What is the file extension for a Microsoft and transmit it to the processor.
Excel Spreadsheet? A. PROCESSING DEVICES
A. .xls B. STORAGE DEVICES
B. .docx C. INPUT DEVICES
C. .pptx D. OUTPUT DEVICES
D. .pdf 141. The third step in the problem solving pro-
cess is
136. Typing an essay in Word is an example of
input. A. Review and discuss the solution
B. Carry out the plan
A. Yes, because you’re inserting data into
the computer. C. Identify the problem
B. No, because you’re not introducing D. Plan the solution
data into the computer. 142. The tiny dots which make up the images
C. I don’t know. that we see on a computer are called?
D. none of above A. Pixies
B. Pixels
137. If a program has gone through many iter-
ations, what must be true? C. Dots
D. Bits
A. The code is extremely complex
B. The code has changed a great deal 143. Which of the following can be repre-
over time sented in ASCII?

C. The code is written in more than one A. Alphabetic characters such as A, B, C

language B. Numeric characters such as 5, 6, 7
D. The code once contained many bugs C. “Special” characters such as %, *, &
D. all of the above
138. What kind of laser does Blu-ray disc
use? 144. Word processing software what to do?
A. Blue-red laser A. Notes
B. Blue-green laser B. Create art
C. Blue-violet laser C. Charts
D. none of above
D. Purple-green laser
145. These are computer related morals, prin-
139. Check all the examples of Output Units. cipals, and values.
A. Screen. A. Computer Abuse
B. Printer. B. Computer Ethics
C. Headphones. C. Intellectual Property
D. Keyboard. D. Copyright

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146. What is the program that lets you com- 151. What is an example of hardware?
municate with the computer? ” A. mouse & computer case
A. Software B. Word & Ultra Key
B. Operating Systems C. Word & monitor
C. Applications D. keyboard & Chrome
D. Programming language 152. A programmer is to a computer as a
teacher is to:

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147. arge computer network that spans a
metropolitan area and falls between a LAN A. a desk
and a WAN B. a student
A. LAN C. a library
B. MAN D. a principal
C. WAN 153. The number system that computers un-
D. NET derstand is called
A. Decimal
148. Processing data is
B. Denary
A. data that is used by a computer
C. Boolean
B. data that goes through a process in the
D. Binary
computer
C. data shown to you 154. External hardware used to store and re-
trieve data, such as a disk drive, CD/DVD
D. none of above drive, or flash drive
149. This is copyrighted software that is dis- A. Storage Device
tributed free of charge on a trial basis. A B. Operating System
normal fee is charged if the user decides
C. Computer System
to keep it.
D. Peipherals
A. Share Ware
B. Site License 155. Define Computer hardware
A. the collection of physical parts of a
C. Adware
computer system.
D. Free Ware
B. the color of the computer
150. Which action will not make an individual C. how the computer looks
vulnerable to identity theft? D. none of above
A. Using a computer without updated spy-
156. Jim is in the process of typing a five-page
ware protection
research paper. The keyboard Jim is using
B. Responding to an email from one’s de- represents what type of main computer
pository institution computer?
C. Paying cash for a movie ticket A. Output device
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C. Storage 162. Which of these is NOT an output device?

D. Input Device A. screen

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B. printer
157. What are two main parts of computer
What are two main parts of computer C. speaker

A. Hardware and software / hardware D. keyboard

and software 163. Define what is a LAN?
B. input and output A. Normally find within a business and
C. None of the above school
D. all the above B. Connected devices share the re-
sources of a single processor or server
158. A device that must always be connected within a small geographic area
to an external power source to work C. These are computers that share re-
A. Laptop sources over a large area
B. Desktop D. using for long distance

C. Smartphone 164. ROM

D. Tab A. Read-only
B. Temporary memory
159. This is software, donated for public use
that can be freely copied and distributed. C. can be written to

A. Share Ware D. loads information

B. Commercial Software 165. What type of program that a computer

uses in order to function?
C. Copyright
A. Software
D. Public Domain Software
B. Operating Systems
160. Hardware is the tangible, physical equip- C. Application Software
ment that
D. Programming Software
A. Used and applied
166. Which of the following are ways of steal-
B. Heard and seen ing information? I. phishingII. plagiaris-
C. Can be seen and touched. mIII. plottingIV. pharming
D. Imputted and outputted A. II and III
B. I and IV
161. Microsoft Word, Google Chrome, iTunes,
and Adobe Photoshop are examples of C. I and II

A. Applications D. All of the above.

B. Mobile devices 167. A small picture with a small arrow that

represents a folder, program or other
C. Operating systems
things usually located on the Windows
D. Internet service providers Desktop?

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A. Shortcut icon 173. Codes of conduct is

B. Desktop A. A written guideline that helps to deter-
mine whether a specific computer action
C. Graphic
is ethical.
D. Image B. A written guideline that helps to deter-
mine whether a specific computer action
168. What is not a computer?
is unethical.
A. an electronic machine

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C. A written guideline that helps to deter-
B. forgot easily mine whether a specific computer action.
C. thinking machine D. A written guideline that helps to deter-
mine whether a specific computer action
D. none of above
is ethical or unethical.
169. Which of these is the best analogy for the 174. a list of data items that are reclaimed in
control unit in a CPU? a specific order
A. a washing machine A. queues
B. a refrigerator B. ftp
C. a traffic light C. memory
D. a thermometer D. internet protocol

170. A programmable machine can: 175. It is a kind of software that enables you
to locate and view websites on the Inter-
A. Do math faster than a person
net.
B. Perform a number of different tasks A. Link
C. Read multiple computer languages B. Search Engine
D. Display data on a screen C. Uniforn Resource Link
171. Picture Symbols D. Web Browser

A. Pixel 176. What is another term for a mistake in a

computer program?
B. Icons
A. Bit
C. Ribbon
B. Bug
D. Quick Access Toolbar
C. Botch
172. A set of step-by-step instructions for the D. Byte
computer, written by computer program-
mers. 177. Which of the following are ways that an
A. Hardware ‘identity thief’ can obtain someone’s credit
card numbers and other pieces of identifi-
B. Computer cation?
C. Software A. Shoulder surfing at ATM machines
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C. “Dumpster Diving” from a trash can C. Operating System

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178. It is the raw information entered into a 183. Which is the correct scenario to describe
computer from the input devices. It is the information accuracy?
collection of letters, numbers, images etc. A. Carol fills in only necessary informa-
A. INPUT tion on a registration form.
B. PROCESS B. Ben clears her history file when she
C. OUTPUT finished browsing.

D. STORAGE C. George checks whether the web page

is trustworthy or not.
179. Verbal defamation. This is a punishable D. none of above
offense.
A. firewall 184. Which of the following are programs?

B. encrypt A. A word processor

C. slander B. An operating system
D. libel C. An image
D. The processor (CPU)
180. A computer has a keyboard with many
185. computer that provides data to other
A. Blocks computers. It may serve data to systems
on a local area network (LAN) or a wide
B. Keys area network (WAN) over the Internet.
C. Mouse A. satellite
D. none of above B. hub
181. Which definition best describes a com- C. server
puter?
D. queue
A. “A machine that stores and processes
data” 186. Choose the list of different BRANDS of
computers.
B. “A device that was invented to be
smarter than man” A. Apple, Dell, HP
C. “A machine with a brain and emo- B. Windows, Microsoft, Word
tions” C. Mac OS X, Apple, IMac
D. “A device that collects viruses and D. iphone, ipod, ipad
dust”
187. Stands for RAM is
182. Controls a computer’s tasks and manages
system resources to optimize performance A. Random Access Memory
B. Read Access Memory
A. Software C. All answers is Incorrect
B. Software D. All answers is Cprrect

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188. Which of the following are all basic parts 194. Which of the following is NOT one of the
of a desktop computer? six areas of computer ethics?
A. Computer case, monitor, printer A. Information Systems
B. Keyboard, headphones, monitor
B. Green Computing
C. Mouse, speakers, computer case
C. Codes of Conduct
D. Keyboard, mouse, computer case
D. Information Privacy

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189. Programs or instructions that tell the
computer what to do.
195. In attempts to improve their contribution
A. Operating system
to the environment a company decides to
B. Software adapt green computing. Which of these
C. CPU techniques will contribute to green comput-
ing?
D. Motherboard
A. virtualization
190. is a web browser
A. Internet B. grid computing

B. DIS C. recycling
C. Google D. autonomic computing
D. Google chrome
196. Computer is a set of instructions that
191. Whats the missing word? INPUT? ? ? ?
tells a computer what to do or how to per-
? ? ? OUTPUT
form a task.
A. Downput
A. Hardware
B. Process
C. Offput B. Software
D. Data C. Malware

192. The main processor:every instruction D. none of above

goes through it.
A. Motherboard 197. Claudia has a bachelor’s degree in com-
puter information systems, and she has
B. CPU
learned to use some popular software test-
C. Operating System ing tools. Which career role would be most
D. none of above suitable for her?

193. allows you to store data so that you A. business analyst

can restore it if it becomes corrupted.
B. computer programmer
A. System restore
C. software engineer
B. Backup
C. Windows restorer D. software quality assurance engineer
D. Bit-Locker E. technical support specialist

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198. What is the main task of a general- C. Bill Gates

purpose computing system? D. Charles Babbage

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A. The main task is to execute programs.
203. What are the 4 basic parts of the desktop
B. There is no main task. It can perform
computer?
any task prescribed by a program.
C. The main task depends on the system. A. Hard drive, CPU, power supply, mem-
Different systems may perform a differ- ory
ent main task. B. Keyboard, audio, visual, internet
D. The main task depends on the user. C. Keyboard, mouse, monitor, computer
Different users may need the system to case
perform a different main task.
D. Screen, keyboard, audio, CDs
199. Which of the following is NOT one of the
Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics? 204. Grants the user the right to make a spec-
ified number of copies of a software pro-
A. Thou shalt not use or copy software for gram for the use on multiple computers.
which you have not paid.
A. Share Ware
B. Thous shalt think about the social con-
sequences of the program you write. B. Public Domain Software
C. Thou shalt not interfere with other peo- C. Commercial Software
ple’s computer work. D. Site License
D. Thou shalt not use a computer to do
something fun. 205. is the way that the computer saves
information so that it can be used again.
200. It is an electronic device that performs
A. Input
tasks based on instructions given by the
user. B. Output
A. Computer C. Processing
B. Keyboard D. Storage
C. Speaker
206. What does the motherboard do?
D. Monitor
A. Processes instructions
201. A name for the short term memory of the B. Keeps the computer safe
computer that is lost when the computer is
turned off? C. Connects everything together
A. RAM D. Generates electricity
B. ROM 207. The more pixels that a picture contains,
C. Processor the? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? the file size
D. Hardware A. Smaller
202. who is the father of modern computer B. Larger
A. Abraham Lingan C. Faster
B. James Goslong D. none of above

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208. Choose an example of an Input Device? 213. What operating system is on a pc?
A. Speakers A. OS X
B. The Screen B. Vista
C. The Keyboard C. Safari
D. none of above D. Windows

214. Identify the largest form of computer

209. a program file that installs itself without

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storage in the list below.
permission
A. megabyte
A. virus
B. kilobyte
B. antivirus
C. bit
C. overwriting virus
D. gigabyte
D. none of above
215. The physical parts of the computer are
210. What happens to data in Main Mem- called
ory/RAM when we switch the power
A. software
off?
B. hardware
A. All data is lost
C. computer parts
B. All data is saved
D. computer case
C. All data is backed up to the Hard Drive
216. Choose which is not an operating system
D. All data is saved to the Processor
software from the collection of software
211. What is a good general rule to follow names below:
when deciding whether to repair or replace A. Linux
a computer? B. Unix
A. If you spent more than $1000, repair C. Microsoft Office
it.
D. Microsoft Windows
B. If you spent more than $1500, repair
it. 217. Someone has told you three reasons why
you shouldn’t let your mobile phone post
C. If it is more than five years old, replace
your location on social networking sites.
it.
Which one is true?
D. If it is more than three years old, re-
A. Your parents will be able to track
place it.
where you’ve been and guess what you’ve
212. Which of the following is an example of been up to.
an output device? B. The local shopping centre will notice
you’re there so often that they will offer
A. “Scanner”
you a job.
B. “Keyboard”
C. Someone might go to your house while
C. “Mouse” you’re out and cause harm
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218. Which of the following is NOT a form of 223. You want to watch some videos about
technology? new ways to get information into and out
of computers. Which of these titles is most

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A. “A log raft”
likely to be what you are looking for?
B. “Blowing wind”
A. New RAM Upgrades
C. “Wooden canoe”
B. The Peripherals of the Future
D. “Stone knife”
C. CPUs of Tomorrow
219. Code of morals of a particular person, D. Updating Von Neumann
group, or profession
A. Behavior 224. What is a CPU
B. Morals A. central police unit
C. Ethics B. computer programming unit
D. Etiquette C. CPU
D. central processing unit
220. Which of the following should you do reg-
ularly to the tower unit of a computer?
225. Imagine writing a program that instructs
A. wash it in warm, soapy water a bird how to take off, fly, and land. What
B. sanitize it function is likely to be looped?

C. apply furniture polish to it A. lift off

D. dust it B. flap wings

C. find landing spot
221. If you are using your laptop at a friend’s
house and you want to print out a docu- D. land
ment on the printer at your house, which
of the following would you need to have 226. is a type of system software allows
the printer connected to? that allow a user to perform maintenance-
type tasks
A. an HDMI cord
A. Operating system
B. the cloud
B. System Software
C. a CPU
C. Application software
D. extra RAM
D. Utility program
222. To manage the hardware devices in-
stalled in a computer like hard disk drive, 227. Identify the operating system software
keyboards, sound cards, USB devices, and in the list below.
more. Which of the following is needed? A. Google Chrome-Mozilla Firefox-
A. Administrative Tools Microsoft Internet Explorer
B. Device Manager B. Microsoft Word-PowerPoint-Excel
C. Devices and Printers C. Mac OSX-Unix-Linux-Windows 8
D. System and Security D. none of above

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228. Hardware is C. MS PowerPoint

A. any part of your computer D. None of the above
B. any part of your computer that has a
234. A small portable hard drive designed to
hard structure
hold digital files and data; also called a
C. any part of your computer that has a thumb or flash drive is also called a
software structure
A. USB Cable
D. any part of your computer that has a
B. CD/DVD Drive

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physical structure
C. USB Port
229. A computer system is:
D. Portable Storage
A. An electrical device
235. Who is the creator of a computer?
B. An input device
A. Alexander Graham Bell
C. hardware and software working to-
gether B. Charles Babbage
D. input and output working together C. Larry Page

230. what does WAN stand for? D. Bill Gates

A. Worlds Annoying Nut 236. means to close the computer.

B. Wide Area Network A. Open
C. World Area Network B. Shut down
D. Wise Area Network C. Drag
231. What is an example of software? D. none of above
A. mouse & computer case 237. which one is NOT a web browser
B. Word & Minecraft A. Mozilla Firefox
C. Word & monitor B. Safari
D. keyboard & Chrome C. Google
232. Which of the devices below are output de- D. Google Chrome
vices?
238. What does a modern tablet computer
A. Mouse have in common with Colossus and
B. Printer ENIAC?
C. Processor A. They all use microprocessors to com-
D. Touchscreen pute and store data.

E. Sensors B. They all display information on a lit

screen.
233. Which of the following is a presentation C. All are mainly used for military applica-
program? tions.
A. MS Word D. They all use electricity to represent in-
B. MS Excel formation.

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239. The is the computer’s main circuit 244. Which of the following is a question you
board. It’s a thin plate that holds the CPU, should ask yourself before you make a
memory, connectors for the hard drive and move to do something questionable?

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optical drives, expansion cards to control A. How would you feel if your behavior
the video and audio, and connections to made front-page news?
your computer’s ports (such as USB ports).
B. How would you feel if your parents
A. Processor found out?
B. Motherboard
C. How would you feel about this next
C. Random Access Memory week?
D. Hard drive D. How would you feel if your behavior
was different?
240. A method of protecting the rights of an
originator of a creative work, such as text, 245. When did the Computer Ethics Institute
piece of music, painting, or computer pro- publish a code of ethics for computer
gram, through law. users?
A. copyright A. 1995
B. encryption B. 1999
C. computer privacy C. 1988
D. decryption D. 1998
241. Which type of transmission media is the 246. Choose the correct importance of intel-
least expensive to manufacture? lectual property right.I. To protect exclu-
A. Coaxial sive rights, preventing others from using
the same brand identity.II. To protect any
B. Twisted pair cable original work that created by individual
C. Plastic person or companyIII. To protect programs
D. Fibre optic containing confidential data from unautho-
rized intrusion. IV. To protect any material
242. Every internet user needs an address. form of expression, if a copyright infringe-
ment occur.
A. MAC
A. I, II and III
B. DNS
B. II, III and IV
C. VPN
C. I, II and IV
D. IP
D. All of the above
243. It is type of software that is designed to
perform specific task that includes word 247. This is the unwanted and illegal copying
processing and web browser. and use of software.
A. Peopleware A. Commercial Software
B. Malware B. Public domain software
C. Application Software C. Software Policy
D. System Software D. Site License

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248. Which one is NOT an output device? 254. Computer is any physical device used
A. printer in or with your machine.

B. earphones A. Hardware

C. keyboard B. Software

D. speakers C. Malware
D. none of above
249. RAM stands for?
255. What is software?

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A. random access memory
B. read about memory A. any set of instructions that tells the
hardware what to do
C. read access memory
B. the video card on the monitor
D. random about memory
C. the operating system
250. A is a type of input device that can D. the monitor and computer case
record videos and take pictures.
256. what do you put for the string command
A. printer
A. Str
B. webcam
B. int
C. scanner
C. inr
D. cellphone
D. srt
251. The author (owner) will let you download
it, and if you like it and want to use it, you 257. A form of software that collects infor-
are expected to pay a fair price for it mation about the user in order to display
advertisements in the browser based on
A. Software Licence
the information it collects from the user’s
B. Free ware browsing patterns.
C. Shareware A. Adware
D. open source software B. Free ware
252. It is the operation of data as per given C. Share ware
instruction. It is totally internal process of D. Public domain Software
the computer system.
258. Code is to a program and is to
A. INPUT
Snapchat.
B. OUTPUT A. filters
C. PROCESS B. bug
D. STORAGE C. iterate
253. X = 20;Y = 5;Y = X+YX++; D. grandma
A. X = 20, Y = 25 259. Keyboards, mice and microphones are all
B. X = 20, Y = 5 examples of (Select all that apply)
C. X = 21, Y = 25 A. Output Devices
D. X = 20, Y = 26 B. Peripherals

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C. Hardware B. Mainframes are good for large and

D. Input Devices complex calculations, whereas supercom-
puters are good in doing a large quantity

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260. A unique string of characters that a user of small tasks at the same time.
types in as an identification code. It is a C. Supercomputers are good for large
security measure used to restrict access to and complex calculations, whereas main-
computer systems and sensitive files. frames are good in doing a large quantity
A. encrypt of small tasks at the same time.
B. decrypt D. Mainframes are designed to look aes-
C. ISP thetically pleasing, whereas this is not the
case with supercomputers.
D. password
266. Keyboard is device?
261. What does a computer allow you to do?
A. An Output
A. Type documents and send email
B. An Input
B. Browse the Internet
C. Software
C. Store and retrieve data
D. Memory
D. All of the above
267. Which of the following is a type of moni-
262. GUI
tor port?
A. Graphical Umbrella Interface
A. VGA port
B. Gamer User Interface
B. DisplayPort
C. Graphical User Interface
C. DVI port
D. Graphs Under Influence
D. All of the above
263. CPU
268. The following are ways to secure per-
A. Central Performance Unit sonal data except by
B. Central Processing Unit
A. installing personal firewall
C. Central Portable Unit
B. using Virtual Private Network to surf
D. Central Placing Unit the web
264. Critically evaluating a web page for au- C. filling in any information on warranty
thority means looking for and registration form.
A. the frequency of updates. D. having unlisted telephone number.
B. the qualifications of the author. 269. process of encoding messages or informa-
C. the appearance of the web page. tion in such a way that only authorized
parties can read it
D. the opinions of the author.
A. layering
265. What’s the main difference between a su-
percomputer and a mainframe? B. securing

A. There is no real difference between C. encryption

both computer systems. D. phishing

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270. What is a bus? 276. Which of the following is likely to be held

A. A circuit that connect one part of CPU in Read Only Memory (ROM)?
to other components. A. Start-up instructions used when a PC
B. A type of long term memory is switched on
C. A type of permanent memory B. A film loaded from a DVD
D. A method of transport C. A computer game
D. A document saved by the user

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271. the acronym for hyper text transfer pro-
tocol secure 277. Matt wants to guard his personal infor-
A. https mation. Which personal information is
least likely to be used by scammers?
B. http
A. Phone numbers
C. html
D. pdf B. Credit card numbers
C. Bank account numbers
272. Who invented the computer?
D. Driver’s license numbers
A. Q.R.cowde
B. N.put 278. What software allows the hardware to
interact with the applications?
C. John Mauchly
A. word processing software
D. W.B.Camero
B. operating system software
273. These are the tangible or physical part
C. BIOS system software
that performs the various tasks of the
computer D. web browser software
A. Hard ware 279. This system software manages computer
B. Software hardware, software resources, and pro-
C. Peopleware vides common services for computer pro-
grams. Which of these is being de-
D. none of above scribed?
274. Who owns the Internet? A. Application Software
A. No one B. Operating System
B. the governement C. Security Software
C. Bill Gates D. Software Utility
D. Vint Cerf
280. b Which register is being described?
275. Select the examples of Business Soft- Holds the memory address about to be
ware used by the CPU
A. Inventory Management System A. MAR
B. Antivirus Software B. MDR
C. Payroll System C. Accumulator
D. Financial Accounting D. Program Counter

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281. What are microprocessor-based comput- B. Sequence of problems that computers

ing devices from the new gen. computers solve
designed to meet the computing needs of

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C. Sequence of instructions that tells a
an individual? computer how to do a task
A. Desktop Computers D. Sequence of problems that humans
B. Notebook computers solve
C. Personal Computer 287. The blinking line that indicates your loca-
D. Microcomputer tion on the computer screen is called:
A. mouse point
282. physical addition to the computer that al-
lows for storage of programs, information B. cursor
and resources C. starting point
A. server D. space bar
B. queue 288. allows information to be delivered to
C. memory other computers or electronic devices con-
nected to the network
D. ethernet
A. network
283. What happens if you computer does not
B. web browser
meet the minimum requirements?
C. hub
A. The pc will crash.
D. country
B. software will crash.
C. software will not work. 289. b Which register is being described?
Holds the memory address of the instruc-
D. software will be slow and unrespon- tion for each cycle
sive.
A. MAR
284. Which computer device is used for typ- B. MDR
ing?
C. Accumulator
A. Mouse
D. Program Counter
B. CPU
290. You should always follow the lab
C. Keyboard
A. Rules
D. Projector
B. Work
285. Full form of AI? C. Computer
A. Artificial Intelligence D. none of above
B. Artificeal Intelligence
291. A computer program is best described as
C. Artificial Inteligence a series of
D. Artificieal Intelligence A. Instructions
286. What is a program? B. Questions
A. Sequence of instructions that tells a C. Answers
human how to do a task. D. Numbers

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292. The process of converting data into an un- 297. The art of cracking into a computer to
readable and unusable form. Encryption steal information is called?
is done to prevent unauthorized access of A. Cracking
data, especially during data transmission
over the Internet. B. Malicious intent
C. Stealing
A. encryption
D. Hacking
B. decryption
298. Processed information:

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C. cookie
A. Output
D. backup
B. Storage
293. What is the physical components of com- C. Processing
puter system?
D. Input
A. Hardware
299. A storage device that reads and writes
B. Software data to and from a round rigid disk in the
C. Peopleware computer is called:
D. Malware A. CPU
B. Motherboard
294. A computer uses this to organize all of
C. Hard Disk
the different files and applications it con-
tains D. Soft Disk
A. Folders 300. It is not OK to near the computer
B. Hard drive A. sing
C. Motherboard B. eat
D. Operating system C. take a picture
D. use a light
295. Which of the following is an example of
‘main memory’. 301. If you borrow and copy a friend’s soft-
ware in violation of the licensing agree-
A. Hard Drive ment, what kind of computer ethics that
B. USB Drive you have failed to adhere? (2 answers)
C. RAM A. Information privacy.
D. ROM B. Software piracy.
C. Information accuracy
296. It allows a computer to be connected to
D. Intellectual property right
a network.
A. Graphics And Sound Card 302. Responsible for turning the CPU on and
off, the only way a computer should ever
B. Speakers And Headphones be powered down.
C. LAN Card A. Mouse
D. Memory or RAM B. Monitor

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C. CPU 308. The following are examples of web

browser, except
D. Power button

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A. ask.com
303. network that covers a broad area using B. Google Chrome
leased telecommunication lines
C. Internet Explorer
A. LAN
D. Mozilla Firefox
B. MAN
309. The physical, tangible parts of a computer
C. WAN system is the
D. NET A. Tower Casing
B. Monitor
304. Which would be the most efficient way
to store files on your computer? C. Keyboard

A. In well organized folders and subfold- D. Hardware

ers 310. is your system’s short-term memory.
B. In the recycle bin Whenever your computer performs calcula-
tions, it temporarily stores the data here
C. In one folder until it is needed.
D. All on your desktop A. Motherboard
B. Processor
305. A display screen used to provide visual
output from a computer C. Hard drive
A. Mouse D. RAM (random access memory)

B. Keyboard 311. The acronym ROM stands for:

C. Monitor A. Random Only Memory

D. Speakers B. Read Only Memory

C. Read Optical Module
306. Which of the following is not a compo- D. Random Organizing Memory
nent of computers?
A. CPU processor 312. Check all the advantages of using a com-
puter.
B. A wheel
A. Computers can do the same task repet-
C. Memory (RAM) itively with the same accuracy.
D. Hard Drive B. Computers allow you to play video
games.
307. How do you write 1 in binary C. Computers do not get tires or bored.
A. 01 D. Computers have access to the inter-
B. 1 net.
E. Computers can take up routine tasks
C. 00000001
while releasing human resource for more
D. none of above intelligent functions.

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313. What does Lan stand for? 319. What component has a capacity mea-
A. Lame Annoying Nut sured in GB?
B. Laid Area Network A. Hard Disk
C. Length Area Network B. Mouse
D. Local Area Network C. Monitor
314. What is a synonym for “iterating? ” D. Keyboard

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A. Include
320. One benefit of a laptop is
B. Improve
A. More portable than a desktop
C. Introduce
B. Can be easily upgraded
D. Incomplete
C. Generally cheaper than a desktop
315. Which of the following would make a
good password? D. none of above
A. MyPaSWRd82! 321. The central processing unit (CPU), also
B. ABC123 called a , is located inside the computer
C. mypassword case on the motherboard. It is sometimes
called the brain of the computer, and its
D. none of above job is to carry out commands. Whenever
316. An ‘App’ should you press a key, click the mouse, or start
an application, you’re sending instructions
A. solve a problem, use inputs, process
to it.
and store information and produce an out-
put. A. Motherboard
B. be fun and entertaining B. Random Access Memory
C. be non-profit C. Processor
D. help the homeless D. Hard drive
317. Stands of DBMS is
322. Which two parts of the human body can
A. Databased Management System be used for a Biometric reader?
B. Database Management System
A. Hand and Eye
C. Database Manajement System
B. Fingerprint and Retina
D. Databased Managemen System
C. Eye and Retina
318. What are types of computers in the old
D. Hands
gen. which are able to calculate faster
but are very large and usually takes more
323. A computer should not be moved during?
space?
A. A sunny day
A. Mainframe Computer
B. Microcomputer B. On your birthday
C. Gigacomputer C. During a storm
D. Macrocomputer D. Classtime

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324. Which one is an output device? C. Grinder

A. monitor D. none of above

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B. speaker
330. This is a program used to search for
C. printer viruses that may be established on a hard
D. all of them drive. (Doesn’t automatically search)

325. This is someone who uses a computer to A. Virus Disinfectant Program

gain illegal access to other computer sys- B. Free Ware
tems, and files, usually through the use of
telecommunications C. Computer Worm

A. Site license D. Spyware

B. Trojan Horse 331. The computer which can be used to direct
C. Spyware war jets are called
D. Computer Hacker A. Super frame Computer
326. MARY WANT TO WRITE A LETTER US- B. Super computers
ING A WORD PROCESSING PROGRAM. C. Micro Computers
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING GROUPS OF
KEYS WILL SHE USE? D. Mini computers
A. ALPHANUMERIC 332. every computer looking to access the In-
B. NUMERIC ternet would be known as this
C. FUNCTION A. client
D. COMMAND B. desktop
327. PDA stands for: C. hub
A. Personal Diagram Assistant D. server
B. Personal Data Account
333. what do put for the input comand
C. Personal Digital Assistant
A. Int
D. Personal Digital Accountant
B. Str
328. what is a computer?
C. Num
A. It is a device
D. Ine
B. It is a communication
C. It is an electronic device 334. This is not an example of operating sys-
tem
D. It is a tool
A. Microsoft Windows
329. Which of the following machines works
with manpower? B. Linux
A. Bike C. Google
B. Rickshaw D. Apple OS X

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335. This is a destructive code that bores it 340. An irrelevant and unsolicited e-mail mes-
way through a computer’s files. It can sage sent by an unknown sender. A spam
move from computer to computer, drop- is sent to distribute a message to many re-
ping off segments of itself as it goes. cipients at one time
A. Trojan Horse A. spam
B. Computer Worm B. software piracy
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D. Computer Virus
D. secure sockets layer (SSL)
336. It is data that has been processed in such
a way as to be meaningful to the person 341. What is mainframe?
who receives it. A. Powerful desktop computer designed
A. DATA for specialized tasks.
B. INFORMATION B. High capacity machines with thou-
sands of processors that can perform
C. INPUT
more than several trillion calculations per
D. OUTPUT second.

337. What is an advantage of a LAN? C. Large expensive computer capable of

simultaneously processing data for hun-
A. You can save money by sharing periph- dreds or thousands of users.
erals like printers.
D. Tiny, specialized microprocessors in-
B. It is limited to a small area.
stalled in smart appliances and automo-
C. Can cover near infinite geographical biles.
distance.
D. Expensive to setup. 342. How are human brains more flexible than
computers?
338. Hardware that functions as a pointing de-
A. They are not more flexible than com-
vice to adjust the position of the cursor on
puters.
the screen is
B. They can make computers
A. Mouse
B. Speaker C. Brains have 5 senses while the com-
puters uses it’s technology.
C. Keyboard
D. Computers can’t be fixed if their hard
D. Remote drive is broken, unlike brains which can
339. What is an Algorithm? change roles of the brain in case of injury.

A. A set of Awesome dance moves, by 343. A example of computer software is

Algo
A. Operating System
B. a cure for Insomnia
B. Mouse
C. A set of instructions for overcoming a
problem C. Monitor
D. A systemic path to awesomeness D. CPU

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344. If a Windows program has become unre- 350. Which of the following is NOT a true
sponsive, which keys do you press to open statement about using a cloud storage op-
the Task Manager? tion?

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A. Shift, Tab, Enter A. “You can easily share documents
B. Home, Control, Shift and/or files with friends or family”
C. Space bar, F1, Tab B. “Using the cloud keeps your computer
D. Control, Alt, Delete safe from viruses”
C. “Your computer or tablet can be set up
345. For a chef, what is the most important
to automatically sync with the cloud”
variable in preparing a meal for a dinner
party? D. “It can be accessed through any com-
A. Time the party starts puter, anywhere in the world”

B. Distance of the grocery store 351. How would you classify these file exten-
C. Brand of the stove sions:.jpg, .gif, .png, .tiff, .bmp.
D. Number of guests A. document files
346. what is Binary B. photo files
A. 19191911199 C. video files
B. 477474444747 D. system files
C. 00111010110
352. What sort of values can a logical state-
D. 233232232223 ment have?
347. Identify the common network jargon A. Any number
(acronym) for virtual private network
B. Any sentence that makes sense
A. WAN
C. Either true or false
B. VPN
C. LAN D. Either ‘yes’, ‘no’, or ‘don’t know’

D. WIFI 353. Which of these is the strongest pass-

348. Who is the father of Computer? word?

A. Mike Brown A. iamgod

B. Charles Babbage B. MyV01c315MyPa$$w0rd
C. Tim cook C. password
D. Bell D. Purpl3SAUsag3M0nst3r182
349. It is type of software that manages other
354. is how we write code
software and device inside the computer.
A. Syntax
A. Peopleware
B. Malware B. Loops
C. Application Software C. Variables
D. System Software D. Functions

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355. What might someone do if they steal 360. What should you do to protect (backup)
your identity? your data, documents and photos indefi-
A. Earn lots of money and leave it in your nitely?
bank account. A. “Save them to your computer’s inter-
B. Try to give you all the credit for their nal data storage”
hard work. B. “Nothing, the computer knows what it
needs to do”
C. Try to access your bank account or set
C. “Sync them to the cloud” “Save them

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up a loan in your name.
to your computer’s internal
D. none of above
D. “Email them to yourself so you have a
356. Judy forgot where she saved a certain copy”
file on her computer. Therefore, she
searches for all files with a .jpg file exten- 361. A company that provides Internet connec-
sion. Which type of file is she searching? tivity to individuals, businesses, and orga-
nizations.
A. program files
A. cookie
B. audio files
B. hacker
C. graphic files
C. Internet Service Provider (ISP)
D. document files
D. world wide web
E. video files
362. what number is Binary
357. When using computers you should:(answer
A. 1
more than 1)
B. 2
A. Avoid harming others.
C. 10
B. Protect yourself.
D. 100
C. Harm others
D. Avoid breaking the law. 363. What name would you give to an email
attachment that may harm your com-
E. break the law. puter?
358. Computer Equipment A. Phishing
A. Software B. Spam
B. Hardware C. Malware
C. Default D. none of above
D. Computer 364. Phishing means
359. How does the computer produces the A. Using a phishing pole in the water to
data? ” catch phish.
A. Output B. Someone should have been more care-
ful with spell check.
B. Input
C. Websites and emails created just to
C. Storage trick you so cybercriminals can steal your
D. Process information.

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D. All of these. 370. Tick all the input devices on this

list.(HINT:There is more than one)
365. ROM is and RAM is ?

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A. mouse
A. temporary; permanent
B. larger; smaller B. keyboard
C. smaller; larger C. printer
D. permanent; temporary D. screen

366. Which is the fastest speed? E. speaker

A. 2.5 mghz 371. used for Internet service providers or
B. 2.5 ghz other types of networks
C. 3.3 ghz A. .com
D. 4.4 ghz B. .net
367. To allow different ports to function such C. .org
as the USB ports and I/O ports for the D. .edu
mouse and keyboard, which driver will be
fitted for the purpose? 372. Use this to save information and take it
A. BIOS device driver from one computer to another.
B. hardware device driver A. USB drive
C. motherboard device driver B. floppy disk
D. virtual device driver C. CD Rom
368. Hardware cannot be touched, only soft- D. flash drive
ware can be touched.
373. What happens if you don’t have enough
A. Yes.
RAM?
B. No.
A. Your computer will slow down because
C. I don’t know. it has to load everything from the Hard
D. none of above Drive
369. What is workstation? B. Your computer will speed up
A. Powerful desktop computer designed C. You won’t get much wool from your
for specialized tasks. sheep
B. High capacity machines with thou- D. Your computer will run out of Hard
sands of processors that can perform Drive Space
more than several trillion calculations per
second. 374. When using and installing software, you
C. Large expensive computer capable of must agree to the
simultaneously processing data for hun- A. Terms and conditions
dreds or thousands of users.
B. End User License Agreement
D. Tiny, specialized microprocessors in-
stalled in smart appliances and automo- C. Extra add-ons.
biles. D. Registration of the software online

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375. Displays information about drivers, net- use software illegally.III. Employees clear
work connections, and other program- their history file when finished browsin-
related details. gIV. Employees fill in necessary informa-
A. System Summary tion on registration formWhich of the ac-
tivities above considered as codes of con-
B. Software environment duct?
C. Hardware Resources A. I only
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376. The , also called an audio card-is re- C. I and III
sponsible for what you hear in the speak- D. III and IV
ers or headphones.
A. Wireless network card 381. You can use a computer to (check all that
apply)
B. Network card
A. Type Documents
C. Sound card
B. Send Email
D. Video card
C. Play Games
377. The output of a computer is seen on which
D. Browse the web
device?
A. CPU 382. What is the short name of Central Pro-
B. Mouse cessing Unit?

C. Keyboard A. CUP

D. Monitor B. CPU
C. UCP
378. What is hardware?
D. none of above
A. all the ports and buttons of a computer
B. is any part of your computer that has a 383. The following are examples of search en-
physical structure. gine, except
C. is any part of your desktop A. Microsoft bing
D. software B. Yahoo
C. Google
379. Unauthorized copying of copyrighted
software without obtaining the license or D. Google Chrome
permission of its copyright owner.
384. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING HARDWARE
A. secure sockets layer (SSL) COMPONENTS WILL YOU USE TO LISTEN
B. software piracy TO THE CD WITHOUT DISTURBING YOUR
CLASS?
C. slander
A. WEBCAM
D. libel
B. SPEAKER
380. I. Employees shall consider the social
impact of programs and systems they C. MICROPHONE
design.II. Employees may not copy or D. HEADPHONES

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385. What part of the computer do you use to C. Python defaults to Strings-have to
type? change a String to a number

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A. Desktop D. Not used for calculations
B. Keyboard
391. Choose an example of an Output De-
C. Mouse vice?
D. Cursor A. The Keyboard
386. All IT systems must at least have B. Speakers
A. Input C. The mouse
B. Output D. none of above
C. Processing
392. What are the suggestions for green com-
D. Network options
puting? I. install personal firewall.II. do
387. Smallest unit of computer memory not leave the laptop running overnight.III.
use video conference and VoIP for meet-
A. Byte
ing.IV. use LCD monitors instead of CRT
B. Kilobyte monitors.
C. Megabyte A. I, II and III
D. Bit B. II, III and IV
388. STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER C. I, II and IV
ETHICS:DUMPING OLD COMPUTER IN AT
D. I, III and IV
DESIGNATED RECYCLING PREMISES.
A. CODE OF CONDUCT 393. Which of the following are ways of mak-
B. INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS ing personal data more private except

C. GREEN COMPUTING A. making payments using cash

D. INFORMATION PRIVACY B. installing firewall

389. STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER C. checking in current location in the so-
ETHICS:NOT USING YOUR OFFICE BAND- cial media
WITDH TO PERFORM ONLINE SHOPPING. D. using unlisted phone number
A. GREEN COMPUTING
394. What are two ways you can bring your
B. CODE OF CONDUCT computer files with you almost anywhere
C. INFORMATION PRIVACY you go?
D. none of above A. Save your files to the computer hard
drive
390. Which of the following is NOT true about
Strings? B. Save your files to a flash drive or to the
cloud
A. Lets the user type in letters, numbers
and words C. Burn your files onto a CD
B. Stored in 1 byte of memory D. You can’t

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395. The main purpose of a computer system C. I don’t know.

is D. none of above
A. Processing data into information
401. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING GROUP OF
B. Processing information into output
KEYS WILL YOU USE TO TYPE TEXT IN A
C. All answers is Correct NEW LINE ON A DOCUMENT.
D. Process the output into an input A. ENTER or RETURN
396. All Macs are made by:

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B. FUNCTION
A. Microsoft C. ALPHANUMERIC
B. Dell D. COMMAND
C. Sony
402. It is the practice of testing a computer
D. Apple system, network or Web application to
397. Which of the following is required for a find vulnerabilities that an attacker could
physical computing system? exploit.
A. The device looks nice for users A. Eavesdropping
B. The system can be connected to the in- B. Hacking
ternet C. Impersonation
C. The components are waterproof D. Penetration testing
D. The system is interactive with its envi-
ronment 403. David has a bachelor’s degree in soft-
ware engineering, but is now looking for
398. The speed of the processor chip is mea- a job as a software developer. Which of
sured in: these certifications will not help enhance
A. Miles per hour his job prospects?
B. Bits A. Cisco Certified Entry Networking Tech-
nician (CCENT)
C. Bytes
D. Hertz B. Cisco Certified Network Associate
(CCNA)
399. which one is a form of ‘output’ C. CompTIA A+
A. speakers, printers, monitor
D. CompTIA Security+
B. printer, monitor, memory
E. .NET
C. speakers, printer, keyboard
D. keyboard 404. TO DRAW LINES AND OTHER SHAPES IN
PAINT, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING INPUT
400. Listening to audio through the speakers DEVICES WILL YOU USE:
is an example of input.
A. KEYBOARD
A. Yes, because you’re inserting data into
B. WEB CAM
the computer.
B. No, because you’re not inserting data C. MICROPHONE
into the computer. D. MOUSE

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405. an application used to search and find in- 411. I am known as the “brain” of the com-
formation on the Internet puter because I receive information and
carry out commands. I tell other parts of

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A. wifi
the computer what to do and when to do
B. server it.
C. web browser
A. processor (CPU)
D. search engine
B. motherboard
406. One drawback of a desktop is C. power supply
A. More expensive D. hard drive
B. Less portable
C. Less storage than laptops 412. network that allows information to be
shared between devices over LAN
D. none of above
A. wifi
407. Computer programs or applications that
B. hotspots
tell a computer what to do is called
A. Play Store C. ethernet

B. Software D. server
C. Hardware 413. The computer’s memory (ex. thumb
D. Application Manager drives, hard drives, cloud storage:ie.
Dropbox)
408. Machine that runs on Man Power
A. temporary
A. Car
B. internal
B. Sewing Machine
C. external
C. Bus
D. none of above D. important

409. OS 414. What numbering system do computers

use?
A. Outside System
B. Other System A. Binary

C. Operation Style B. Octal

D. Operating System C. Decimal

410. Choose TWO main features of Fifth Gen- D. Hexadecimal

eration Computer
415. Which paradigm is known for encapsulat-
A. Development of true Integrated circuit ing the data structure with the functions
B. Development used element of Artificial A. Procedural
Intelligence
B. Functional
C. Advancement in Parallel Processing
C. Object Oriented
D. More powerful processing with minia-
ture size of computers D. Event driven

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416. Locating and correcting errors in a com- D. Comments highlight code that needs to
puter program is part of which process? be fixed.
A. sorting 421. this device has many buttons
B. coding A. monitor
C. designing algorithms B. cpu
D. debugging C. keyboard
417. The main advantages of a star network

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D. none of above
are:
422. Which computer device is used to draw
A. Cheap to set up
pictures and play games?
B. Easy to implement
A. CPU
C. Proceses data very fast
B. Mouse
D. A, B
C. Printer
418. Refers to the people involved in the data D. Speaker
processing operations such as the system
administrator, office workers, students 423. The most common example of an input de-
and others. vice is a
A. Hardware A. Monitor
B. Software B. Mouse
C. Peopleware C. Headphones
D. Malware D. Keyboard

419. Electronic components in modern comput- 424. What is a way that information is output
ers are dependable because they have a from a computer?
low failure rate. The high reliability of the A. Typing on a keyboard
components enables the computer to pro-
B. Clicking on a mouse
duce consistent results. Definition about?
C. Speaking into a microphone
A. Reliability
D. Data being displayed on a moniter
B. Diligence
C. All anwers are Incorrect 425. Sabrina sent a video to her friend; Har-
D. Diligence vey. However, he uses the video to
spread false rumours about Sabrina by
420. When creating a program, how does the posted it online.Based on the above situa-
use of comments help a computer scientist tion, what is the code of conduct that Har-
debug problems? vey has violated?
A. Comments show where a bug is lo- A. User may not interfere with others’
cated in the code. computers
B. Comments are opinions from about B. User may not used computers to harm
how well the code works. other people.
C. Comments describe the code, logic, C. User may not use the computers to
and desired outcome. bear false witness.

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D. User may not use others’ resources C. binary

without authorization.
D. English

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426. What Is the Overall Theme of the article,
“A Computer In Your Head? ” 431. You have a list of students in alphabeti-
cal order, which algorithm would be best
A. To compare and contrast the human to find a specific student?
brain to a computer.
A. bubble
B. To describe how the human brain and
computer transmit signals. B. Linear
C. To describe how the human brain and C. Quick
computer get their senses D. Binary
D. To teach you how to make a peanut but-
ter and jelly. 432. Computer programs and games are also
called:
427. If we take more samples, the sound file
A. Hardware
will become?
A. Louder B. Software

B. Smaller C. Entertainment Ware

C. Quieter D. WI-FI
D. Larger 433. Choose the items below that are classi-
fied as software
428. Those works below have been taken to
be copied by one of the famous smart- A. A keyboard
phone company in Malaysia.*logo*the
B. A program for editing images
function of particular smartphone brand-
Based on the statement above, which are C. A mouse
the IP that have been infringed? D. The operating system
A. copyright & patent E. A file containing an image
B. patent & trademark
434. A is used to point at things on the
C. copyright & trademark
monitor
D. trademark
A. CPU
429. Using a source without giving credit to B. MOUSE
the original author is known as
C. PRINTER
A. Plagiarism
D. none of above
B. Cheating
C. Copying/Pasting 435. C P U stand for
D. Paraphrasing A. Computer personally used
430. What is the computer language called? B. Common parts united
A. bination C. Central Processing Unit
B. combinations D. None of the above

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436. These are components which allow data 442. Which of the following is an example of
to be stored within a computer system. biased information?
A. PROCESSING DEVICES A. An out-of-date music sales chart
B. STORAGE DEVICES B. A music CD review
C. OUTPUT DEVICES C. A family photograph
D. INPUT DEVICES D. none of above
443. An individual who develops contact with

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437. Which of these is NOT an input device?
Internet users, through chat rooms, online
A. keyboard forums, or e-mail, to exploit them finan-
B. mouse cially or involve them in dangerous rela-
C. blinking light tionships.
A. encryptor
D. microphone
B. online predator
438. These devices take data from the com-
C. firewall
puter system and convert it to a form that
can be interpreted by humans. D. computer security
A. OUTPUT DEVICES 444. An ISP provides access to the infras-
B. STORAGE DEVICES tructure for the users.
A. Internet
C. INPUT DEVICES
B. Protocols
D. PROCESSING DEVICES
C. Router
439. What is an electronic device that MANIP- D. Layers
ULATES INFORMATION or DATA?
A. Computer 445. What does the CPU do?
A. Provides electricity
B. Cellphone
B. Executes Instructions
C. Tablet
C. Stores Files
D. Desktop Computer
D. Connects everything together
440. A does the same thing as a mouse on
the computer. 446. helps in building grid computing systems
A. autonomic computing
A. Track Pad
B. virtualization
B. Floppy Disk
C. screenless displays
C. Hard Disk
D. 3-D printing
D. CPU
447. In the Microsoft MakeCode environment,
441. RAM what are the blocks of code grouped in?
A. Random Allocated Memory A. Drawers
B. Random Alternate Message B. Menus
C. Random Access Memory C. Tab
D. Random Attempt Mode D. Folders

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448. If we know how many times we will need 453. is a package of instructions that tell
to repeat a bit of code before running it, the computer what to do also known as an
which is the best form of iteration to use? application or short for app.

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A. For A. Hardware
B. While B. Software
C. Repeat Until C. Apps
D. If D. Input

449. A is a special software program that 454. Which algorithm would you use to find a
makes the hardware work. specific card in a shuffled deck?
A. Video Card A. Binary
B. Hard Drive B. Merge
C. Driver C. Linear
D. CPU D. 52 Card Pickup

450. Which of the following activities de- 455. One drawback of a tablet
scribes the field of computer science? A. Requires a power source
A. Designing fonts, images, and colors B. May not have as many functions as a
for a website. laptop or desktop
B. Designing and using computational ap- C. Extremely portable
plications and systems.
D. none of above
C. Creating 3-dimensional animations &
movies using computers. 456. Barcode reader is a
D. Developing science experiments on a A. software
computer. B. hardware
451. What type of computer has a main pur- C. battery
pose of serving other computers on a D. mobile phone
LAN?
A. Server 457. Variations of the Linux operating system
commonly referred to as
B. Client
A. Open Source
C. Microcomputer
B. Resource
D. Computer
C. Distro
452. Which of the following is the number of D. 1 and 2 are Correct
instructions that 2 Gigahertz CPU can ex-
ecute in one second? 458. Which one is NOT an input device?
A. 2 thousand A. scanner
B. 2 million B. monitor
C. 2 trillion C. mouse
D. 2 billion D. microphone

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459. A sudden increase in line voltage, which C. Charles Babbage

may lead to the damage of electronic de- D. Mark Zuckerburg
vices, such as computers.
A. online predator 465. Annette has downloaded “Doctor
Strange” from a website to watch it with
B. firewall her friends later .Which of the following
C. hacking area of computer ethics involved in the
D. power surge situation above?

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A. Codes of conduct
460. Where do you put a disc or CD into the
computer? B. Information privacy

A. The optical disk drive C. Software piracy

B. The DVD player D. Green computing

C. The boom box drive 466. Monitor is device?
D. The audio outlet A. An Input
461. What type of computer system can be B. An Output
found in the lab? C. CPU
A. Mini D. Both 1 & 2
B. Micro
467. This software program allows you to
C. Mainframe type sentences, paragraphs, stories and
D. Super more.
A. Microsoft Excel
462. Data are raw facts and figures. what is
an example of DATA? B. Microsoft PowerPoint
A. TEXT C. Microsoft Word
B. MOUSE D. Microsoft Publisher
C. PAINT PROGRAM 468. Which Flash drive has the greatest
D. none of above amount of storage space?
A. 16 GB
463. A computer is a group of computers
connected together. B. 8 GB
A. PC C. 32 GB
B. GUI D. 4 GB
C. Network 469. The internet is?
D. Operating System A. A place to eat
464. Who is the inventor of the analytical com- B. Millions of computers connected to-
puter in 19th century? gether
A. Apple C. A computer link
B. Egyptians D. A webpage

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470. These are programs that identify, reject C. queue

and eliminate software viruses. D. hub

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A. Backup Software
476. Which of the following is computer soft-
B. Antivirus Software ware?
C. Computer Games A. A CPU
D. Word processing software
B. RAM
471. What type of information gets lost if it C. Microsoft PowerPoint
isn’t saved?
D. ROM
A. CD ROM
477. What is the program counters job?
B. storage memory
A. To count the programs
C. RAM
B. It contains the memory address of the
D. flash drive
next instruction to be loaded
472. In binary a 1 represents C. It stores instructions
A. on D. It carries out the calculations
B. off
478. Select the correct answer about CPU.
C. input
A. It is the main part of the computer.
D. output
B. It can control other parts.
473. Taking a picture with the cell phone is an C. It is known as brain of the computer.
example of output.
D. All of the above
A. Yes, because it’s the result of process-
ing data. 479. Please choose the importance of intellec-
B. No, because it’s not the result of pro- tual property right for patent.
cessing data. A. to protect any material form of expres-
C. I don’t know. sions if an infringement occurs.

D. none of above B. to protect exclusive rights, preventing

others from using the same brand iden-
474. All of the following are output devices ex- tity.
cept: C. to protect product ideas, manufactur-
A. Scanner ing process improvements and technolog-
ical developments.
B. Plotter
D. none of above
C. Monitor
D. Laser Printer 480. You should of your computer.

475. small device that connects computers to- A. Take care

gether B. Touch the wires
A. wifi C. Push
B. server D. none of above

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481. what do you call a PERSON who TEACH A. wifi

about COMPUTER? B. html
A. Computer Teacher C. LAN
B. Computer Programmers D. ftp
C. Computer Encoders
486. Smartphones, wearables, game consoles,
D. none of above and TVs are basically

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482. If you get caught committing a cyber A. Operating systems
crime, you could be punished by
B. Specialized computers
A. Going to prison.
C. Servers computers
B. Getting banned from the internet.
D. Hardware computers
C. Getting fined thousands of dollars.
487. CPU stands for central unit.
D. All of the above.
A. Protection
483. In what year was the computer in-
B. Packet
vented?
C. Plasma
A. 1822
D. Processing
B. 1945
C. 1970 488. What is the use of a mainframe computer
D. 1920 A. are used to control large and small ma-
chines which in the past were controlled
484. You turn on your computer. As soon as by humans.
it’s ready, you open a file containing a doc-
B. They are also in homes, where they
ument and start editing it using a word
are used for things such as listening to
processor.If you take a snapshot of your
music, reading the news, and writing.
system at that point, what will the stor-
age devices contain? C. bulk data processing, such as census,
industry and consumer statistics, enter-
A. All the documents saved on your com-
prise resource planning; and transaction
puter
processing.
B. All the programs installed on your com-
D. bulk data processing, such as census,
puter
industry and consumer statistics, enter-
C. All the data for the document that you prise resource planning; and transaction
are editing processing.
D. All the instructions contained in the
word processing program 489. A hardware device which enables the
computer to accept data is called an
E. All the instructions contained in the op- device.
erating system
A. RAM
485. allows computers, smartphones, or other B. input
devices to connect to the Internet or
communicate with one another wirelessly C. ROM
within a particular area D. output

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490. is a type of programming data that 495. Which of the following is NOT an offence
represents text under the Computer Misuse Act?

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A. Basic A. unauthorised access to someone
else’s files
B. Syntax
B. unauthorised access to someone
C. Argument
else’s files with intent to commit further
D. String criminal offences

491. They play an important role in the com- C. copying software and trying to sell it to
puter system, because they are the ones someone for a profit
who USE, BUILD, DESIGN, PROGRAM, and D. writing and distributing a virus
FIX
496. A hardware device which reports com-
A. HARDWARE
puter information in a form we can under-
B. SOFTWARE stand is called an device.
C. DATA A. output
D. PEOPLE B. RAM

492. Software that is secretly installed on C. input

your computer and it monitors (watches) D. ROM
your activity and interferes with your con-
trol of the computer is 497. Coats, bags and other items should be
placed
A. Adware
A. On the floor next to your computer.
B. Careware
B. Under your chair.
C. Snoopware
C. In front of the classroom out of the
D. Spyware
walkway
493. Select the definition for:Peripheral D. none of above
A. A device that connects to the computer
498. is a form of green computing
in some way
A. autonomic computing
B. A Word Processing application
B. virtualization
C. The electricity running through the
computer C. screenless displays
D. You, looking at the answers right now D. 3-D printing

494. What controls a computer’s basic opera- 499. In MIT App inventor a component that can
tions? detect clicks is a
A. Operating system A. textbox
B. Motherboard B. sprite
C. RAM C. text to speech
D. Software system D. button

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500. A device that is not a part of the main B. website

computer, such as a printer or projector.
C. e-mail
A. Device Manager
D. webpage
B. Sag
C. Peripheral 506. What does URL stand for?
D. Optical A. Uniform Resource Locator

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501. A tool for getting around the desktop. B. Understand Resource Language
A. Keyboard C. Ultimate Resource Locator
B. Monitor
D. Uniform Resource Language
C. Mouse
D. none of above 507. Keyboards, mice and microphones are all
examples of
502. Always shut your computer down by
pressing the which button A. All of these choices

A. Volume Button B. Peripherals

B. Enter Button C. Hardware
C. Power Button D. Input Devices
D. Monitor Button
508. What is the key to interpretation and pat-
503. This is copyrighted software that is given tern recognition in computer science?
away free of charge but is still the prop-
erty of the owner and the user doesn’t A. Analyzing data sets
have the right to distribute copies, just the B. Programming code
owner.
C. Computer configuration
A. Free Ware
D. Desktop customization
B. Adware
C. Share Ware 509. What does R.A.M stand for?
D. Public Domain Software A. Random Access Memory
504. Carries out the instructions of a computer B. Right Amount of Memory
program, performs basic input/output op-
erations of the system C. Read access memory
A. Software D. none of above
B. Central Processing Unit
510. Name an operating system for a phone
C. Operating System
A. Nintendo
D. Motherboard
B. Kit Kat
505. Never open an unless you know and
trust the person who sent it. C. Safari
A. letter D. Windows

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511. Displays general information about your 516. What does Green Computing mean?
computer and the operating system, such
A. economically responsible and eco-
as the computer name and manufacturer,

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friendly use of computers and their re-
the type of basic input/output system
sources.
(BIOS) your computer uses, and the
amount of memory that’s installed. B. environmentally responsible and eco-
friendly use of computers and their re-
A. System Summary
sources.
B. Software environment
C. business responsible and user-
C. Hardware Resources friendly use of computers and their re-
D. Components sources.

512. What’s the main purpose of a netbook? D. none of above

A. Browsing the internet and basic text 517. What is a mnemonic?
editing.
A. A binary machine code instruction
B. Gaming
B. A memory address
C. Video editing
D. Game design and coding C. A meaningful abbreviation used in as-
sembly language
513. What is a computational thinker? D. none of above
A. A person who thinks like a computer.
B. A person who can make connections 518. is used to take a printout on paper
between hardware and software. A. MOUSE
C. A person who uses a computer to B. MONITOR
think.
C. PRINTER
D. A person who can make connections
between math and computer science. D. none of above

514. What do you call a PERSON who FIX the 519. A hand-operated device that allows con-
computer? trol of the cursor on a computer screen.
A. Computer Technician A. Mouse
B. Computer Engineers B. Keyboard
C. Computer Teachers C. Printer
D. none of above D. Hardware
515. If your computer won’t connect to the in-
520. Long sessions of typing may cause
ternet, which of these is most likely to be
the problem? A. Repetitive stress injuries to your
A. RAM hands.

B. ROM B. Blisters on your fingers.

C. NIC C. Deafness
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521. Found in the computer’s BIOS, what actu- A. World Wide Web
ally is the ‘bootstrap’? B. Internet
A. The program which takes the com- C. ARPANet
puter through steps that lead up to the
loading of the operating system (OS) D. ICANN
B. The program responsible for loading 527. GUIs are sometimes called WIMPs. “M”
the drives for peripheral devices like the in WIMP stand for
keyboard and mouse

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A. Monitor
C. T he computer’s initial start-up pro-
B. Menu
cess
C. Mouse
D. The device used to attach the ROM to
the computer’s motherboard D. Mark

522. Which one is an output peripheral? 528. numbered label that is given to any de-
A. headphones vice in a computer network. It allows for
network identification and local address-
B. mouse ing.
C. keyboard A. ftp
D. microphone B. encryption
523. what does ROM stand for? ? C. internet protocol
A. Range of motion D. url
B. Realistic-only memory
529. Operating systems that can only be run
C. Random-only memory on Apple type computers are:
D. Read-only memory A. Linux
524. A worldwide network of computers? B. Novell
A. CPU C. Unix
B. RAM D. Macintosh
C. Internet 530. To erase redundant text from a message,
D. Network which of the following keys on the key-
board can you use to remove unwanted
525. These devices are used to keep informa-
text. Select two.
tion for later use.
A. PAGE UP & DELETE
A. Input Devices
B. DELETE & BACKSPACE
B. Output Devices
C. SHIFT & ALT
C. Storage Devices
D. BACKSPACE & ALT
D. Processing Devices
526. A worldwide collection of networks that 531. A is a machine that does four basic
connects millions of businesses, govern- things:input, output, processing and stor-
ment agencies, educational institutions, age.
and individuals. A. CPU

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D. Sorter 537. Software should be installed by?
532. What is Computational Thinking? A. Your classmate
A. Thinking about how computers work B. Your litter brother or sister
things out C. Your teacher or any adult
B. the objective analysis and evaluation D. Anyone who can turn the computer on
of an issue in order to form a judgement.
538. You can work on computer if it is in a
C. Abstraction, Decomposition, Pattern condition.
recognition, Algorithm Design A. Good
D. Nothing to do with Computer Science B. Bad
533. A solid-state drive allows a mobile device C. Worst
to: D. none of above
A. boot and open programs quickly 539. what is the formal name in computing for
B. remain solid even in conditions of in- looping?
tense heat A. Iteration
C. operate without a removable battery B. Selection
D. use a Bluetooth connection C. Repetition
534. It is a raw material that needs to be pro- D. For While Do
cessed before it can be turned into some- 540. Desktop, laptop and handheld is cate-
thing useful gorized as the same family which called
A. DATA ?
B. INFORMATION A. Microcomputer
C. INPUT B. Personal Computer (PC)
D. OUTPUT C. Micro-controller
D. Individual PC
535. what is the main part of the computer
where instructions are processed? 541. The parts of the computer are:
A. RAM A. hardware and device
B. ROM B. only hardware
C. CPU C. hardware and software
D. none of above D. only software
542. The following are storage devices
536. These are the components responsible for
the processing of information within the A. Flashdisk
computer system. B. CD-ROM
A. INPUT DEVICES C. Keyboard
B. OUTPUT DEVICES D. Monitor

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543. What is a computer? 548. Do not accept from Internet sites that
A. A persific object with pages made of you don’t know and trust.
paper that has words written on each of A. downloads
them B. e-mails
B. An Animal C. web addresses
C. An electronic object with digital intelli- D. links
gence that is owned by most people in the
549. Which of the following is a storage de-

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world that can afford one
vice?
D. Your next door neighbour
A. Pen drive
544. Behavior in the classroom should
B. SIM card
A. Include running and horseplay C. CD-ROM
B. Not include running and horseplay D. All of the above
C. Be according to students’ preference
550. Which of these are minimum require-
D. none of above ments to run software?
545. ISP A. space, memory, CPU, hard drive
A. internet service protocol B. OS, USB, Keyboard, Mouse
B. internet service provider C. USB, Optical Drive. CPU
C. international service provider D. CPU, ROM, Speakers
D. internet success protocol 551. What is the purpose of inventing the first
computer?
546. What is micro-controller?
A. For live chatting
A. Powerful desktop computer designed
for specialized tasks. B. For GPS
B. High capacity machines with thou- C. For viewing videos and pictures
sands of processors that can perform D. For basic calculations
more than several trillion calculations per
second. 552. Which of the following could protect
against unauthorised access to an ICT sys-
C. Large expensive computer capable of tem?
simultaneously processing data for hun-
dreds or thousands of users. A. anti-virus software
B. a firewall
D. Tiny, specialized microprocessors in-
stalled in smart appliances and automo- C. anti-malware software
biles. D. disk defragger
547. Which of these is the off one out? 553. Check all the examples of Input Units.
A. Binary A. Keyboard
B. Bubble B. Microphone
C. Merge C. Speakers
D. Insert D. Mouse

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554. How many different binary codes can be 560. The control unit, arithmetic logic unit and
represented in 2 bits? memory are together called Central Pro-
cessing Unit or CPU.

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A. 2
B. 4 A. Yes

C. 8 B. No.

D. 16 C. I don’t know.
D. none of above
555. The sound waves that we hear with our
ears are? 561. An example of an URL (website) address
A. Digital is

B. Analogue A. P.O. Box 123

C. Amplitude B. http://www.eacs.k12.in.us

D. Frequency C. 3501 Wayne Trace, Fort Wayne, IN

46816
556. Biometric sytems are not used for D. [email protected]
A. verification
562. What is a disadvantage of a LAN?
B. identification
A. Site (software) licences are likely to be
C. screening cheaper than buying several standalone li-
D. entertainment cences.

557. If you commit a crime under Section A B. Security is good-users cannot see
of the Computer Misuse Act you receive other users’ files unlike on stand-alone
? machines.

A. Up to 12 Months in prison and/or a fine C. if the main cable fails or gets damaged
the whole network will fail
B. Life imprisonment
D. Purchasing the network cabling and
C. £1000 Fine file servers can be expensive.
D. none of above
563. Which period is known as the Second Gen-
558. which is an example of an output de- eration of Computer?
vice? A. 1955-1966
A. microphone B. 1956-1965
B. keyboard C. 1955-1964
C. mouse D. 1956-1964
D. none of the above
564. Which part of the computer will perform
559. How does a computer accepts the data? calculations for a budget?
A. Storage A. Monitor
B. Process B. Digital Versatile Disk
C. Output C. CPU
D. Input D. Hard disk

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565. Identify the 2 types of Micro computers 570. A small program that gets installed on
from the list below: a computer while browsing the Internet.
The basic function of active content is to
A. laptop and smartphones
provide an interactive Internet experience
B. smartphones and tablets through videos and toolbars. Sometimes,
C. desktop and embedded active content is used to gain unauthorized
access to a computer, and then damage the
D. desktop and laptop data stored on it or install malicious soft-
ware on it.

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566. WHICH HARDWARE COMPONENT
WOULD YOU USE TO RECORD YOUR A. active content
VOICE: B. cache memory
A. SPEAKER C. cookie
B. MICROPHONE D. spam
C. HEADPHONES 571. The four main components of an Operat-
D. SCANNER ing System are, except
A. Input tools and results (collectively
567. Which transmission media is capable of
called I / O)
having a much higher bandwidth?
B. Control Unit
A. Coaxial
C. Arithmetic and Logic Unit (ALU)
B. Twisted pair cable
D. All answers is Correct
C. Plastic
572. Which of the following provides an accu-
D. Fibre optic
rate description of a problem
568. What is the purpose of accessibility fea- A. A difficulty that cannot be solved
tures? B. A difficulty that prevents the accom-
A. To make accessing files easy from any- plishment of some objective
where C. A difficulty that arise from some exist-
B. Tools that help you learn the computer ing dilemma
more easily D. A challenge that hinders progress, that
C. A list of computer shortcuts may have no solution
D. Help people with disabilities use tech- 573. is a needed requirement to make an inter-
nology more easily net connection?
A. Pencil
569. Computer ethics is:
B. Table
A. The act of damaging computer soft-
ware deliberately. C. Modem
B. The rules governing the use of technol- D. Camera
ogy.
574. The Macintosh (Mac) computers are made
C. Using computers without permission by one company,
D. none of above A. Microsoft

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B. Server 580. What software application uses the file

extension “.accdb”?
C. Linux

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A. Microsoft Access
D. Apple
B. Internet Explorer
575. All of the following are storage devices C. Microsoft Word
except:
D. Microsoft Visio
A. Flash Drive
B. Hard Disk 581. What type of instructions does a com-
puter need in order to complete an action?
C. Floppy Disk
A. General
D. Scanner
B. Abstract
576. A is an electronic device that manipu- C. Short
lates information, or data. D. Specific
A. monitor
582. Kelly completes a bachelor’s degree in an-
B. computer imation from a top school in New York.
C. printer She would now like to look for a job that
will put her education to good use. In
D. scanner
which type of an organization, will Kelly
have better chances of success?
577. A group of computers that share re-
sources are called what? A. local newspaper office
A. A router B. retail organizations
B. A network C. management or business schools
C. A personal computer D. media production houses

D. A server E. network devices manufacturing com-

panies
578. Which of these types is connecting be-
tween countries: 583. A computer is battery operated and
portable.
A. WAN
A. desktop
B. MAN
B. laptop
C. LAN
C. tower
D. PAN D. server
579. What must you consider before purchas- 584. What are the Three common types of
ing a computer? computer Networks?
A. The price. A. ROM, MAN, FAN
B. The appearance. B. MAN, LAN, WAN
C. The brand. C. RAN, PAN, RAM
D. The specs. D. NONE OF THE ABOVE

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585. Which of these is not a part of a computer A. GREEN COMPUTING

system? B. INFORMATION ACCURACY
A. Hardware C. CODE OF CONDUCT
B. Internet D. none of above
C. Software
591. Always sit in your chair in front of
D. User the computer.
E. Data

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A. Straight
586. Which of the following IS NOT component B. Bent
of computer C. Lying
A. Input device D. none of above
B. Output device
592. A computer processes instructions using
C. protocols two binary digits, and
D. communication device A. 1 and 10
587. Every device has a driver which operates B. 1 and 5
and controls computer program. Based on C. 1 and 0
the statement, which of the following is
being described? D. none of above

A. boot driver 593. Any information available on the Internet

B. device driver is an intellectual property, which is legally
owned by the person who created it. The
C. motherboard device driver owner of an intellectual property has the
D. motherboard device driver exclusive rights to control the use of this
information.
588. IBM PCs were introduced
A. hacker
A. 1971
B. firewall
B. 1981
C. administrator
C. 1991
D. intellectual property
D. 2001
594. data is what is translated to digital
589. Which is not true about desktop comput- format so it can be stored in a computer.
ers
A. Digital
A. Have a larger screen
B. Binary
B. Need constant power supply
C. Secondary
C. Easy to upgrade
D. Analog
D. Portable
595. Desktop Computers have (CHECK ALL
590. STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER THAT APPLY)
ETHICS:A BANK WORKER USING OFFICE
COMPUTER TO STEAL CUSTOMERS INFOR- A. Mouse
MATION. B. Computer Case

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C. Monitor 601. used for non-profit organization sites

D. Keyboard A. .com

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B. .org
596. is used to create medical implants
C. .net
A. autonomic computing
D. .edu
B. virtualization
C. screenless displays 602. Software is the set of instructions or pro-
grams that make a computer function. It
D. 3-D printing cannot be touched or seen.
597. It is the processed data given by com- A. Yes.
puter after data processing. It is also B. No.
called as Result.
C. I don’t know.
A. INPUT
D. none of above
B. PROCESS
603. How can the following instruction be
C. OUTPUT
made more specific? “Meet Joe at the cor-
D. STORAGE ner of Main Street and First Avenue.”
598. Microsoft word is used for? A. describe how you first met Joe

A. Painting B. list all the streets that intersect with

First Avenue
B. Drawing
C. describe current weather conditions
C. Typing
D. set an exact time for the meeting
D. Hunting
604. Why is it important to update your com-
599. Choose TWO of following computer that puter’s antivirus software?
has invented during zero generation
A. To help with file compression.
A. IAS B. To defragment the hard drive.
B. Analytical Machine C. configure the computer’s settings.
C. Different Machine D. To protect against new malware.
D. ENIAC
605. A laptop computer has a ‘Battery low’ in-
600. A computer program that is installed on dicator that starts flashing red when the
your computer without your knowledge. battery power falls below 20%, but only
Spyware can secretly send out informa- if the laptop is not charging.Which of the
tion about your Web browsing habits or expressions below capture the behaviour
other personal details to another computer of the ‘Battery low’ indicator?
through the network. A. Battery below 20% < Charging
A. phishing B. Battery below 20% not Charging
B. slander C. Battery below 20% or Charging
C. spyware D. Battery below 20% and not Charging
D. software piracy E. Battery below 20% only if not Charging

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606. The act or instance of making a duplicate 610. Which generation of computer can take
copy of a program, a disk, or data. The self decision?
duplicate copy is called a backup. A. First generation of computer
A. cache memory B. Third generation of computer
B. backup C. Fifth generation of computer
C. copyright D. none of above
D. encryption 611. Where are you most likely to find a peer-

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to-per network?
607. Which of these statements is true? A. In a large organisation
A. A client-server network has a central B. In a home
computer that provides services to the
C. In a large office
rest of the network
D. Across several offices in a company
B. A client-server network is cheap and
easy to set up 612. When code tracing, why is it important
to iteratively test parts of the program?
C. A client-server network cannot be
used to share files A. To flowchart the program’s logic
B. To isolate errors in the outcomes of
D. Each computer on a client-server net-
code
work is maintain separately
C. To fix algorithms
608. What is the definition of information ac- D. To change patterns in the code
curacy?
613. This is to protect software against un-
A. An accuracy tool that user uses to get wanted or illegal duplication by writing
information. computer code within the programs that
B. A measure of the reliability of informa- prevents simple copying.
tion held within an IT system. A. Intellectual Property
C. A measure of the reliability of guide- B. Share Ware
lines held within an information technol- C. Copy Protect
ogy system.
D. Trojan Horse
D. none of above
614. Computers are made up of and ?
609. The name by which a user is identified A. Hardware and Software
to a computer system or network. To ac-
B. Bits and Pieces
cess a computer protected by username
and password, a user needs to enter the C. Inputs and Outputs
correct combination of username and pass- D. Plastic and Metal
word.
615. Always go in a to your computer lab.
A. Trojan horse
A. Queue
B. user name B. Run
C. password C. Play
D. spam D. none of above

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616. Part of Output Device? 621. The act of copying someone’s work and
A. Speaker using it as if it is your own work, without
mentioning the source.

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B. Monitor
A. plagiarism
C. Keyboard
D. 1 and 2 are Correct B. computer safety
C. phishing
617. Green computing is one of the areas of
computer ethics that involves reducing the D. hacking
electricity and environmental waste while
using a computer. What are the reasons to 622. What is the function of the Central Pro-
go green? I. to reduce electricity consump- cessing Unit (CPU)?
tion.II. to change the we work into being A. To act as a permanent data store
eco-friendly.III. to recycle computer parts
B. To act as a temporary data store
and components.IV. to stop destroying en-
vironment or creating global warming. C. To fetch, decode and execute instruc-
tions
A. only I
B. II and IV D. To hold computer programs while they
are being used
C. I and IV
D. II and III 623. Displays information about disk drives,
sound devices, modems, and other compo-
618. what are the two types of memory nents installed on your computer.
A. Primary memory and secondary mem- A. System Summary
ory
B. Software environment
B. system memory and computer mem-
ory / system memory and computer mem- C. Hardware Resources
ory D. Components
C. None of the above
624. What does a loop do to a section of
D. All the above
code?
619. When buying a computer, what essential A. Deletes it
hardware component is necessary for stan-
dard computer operation? B. Repeats it
A. external hard drive C. Reverses it
B. Speaker D. Filters it
C. processor
625. What is the purpose of a UPS?
D. keyboard
A. It improves PC performance.
620. Do not or in the computer room. B. It allows you to connect to more de-
A. Eat or Drink vices.
B. Sleep or Eat C. It protects the PC from power surges.
C. Run or Play D. It shuts the pc down before a power
D. none of above surge.

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626. You should secure power cords from out a finite set of arithmetic or logical op-
A. electricity erations. Since a sequence of operations
can be readily changed, the computer can
B. traffic solve more than one kind of problem
C. danger B. A computer can perform tasks very
D. dust fast
C. The high reliability of the components
627. Memory that loses stored data when the
enables the computer to produce consis-

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computer is turned off is called?
tent results
A. Lossy
D. A computer is free from boredom,
B. Unreliable tiredness, lack of concentration
C. Volatile 632. A mouse can connect to the computer
D. Non-volatile with a connection.

628. is a technology for wireless communi- A. USB

cation over short distances. It’s often used B. PS/2
in computers to communicate with wire- C. Bluetooth
less keyboards, mice, and printers. It’s
commonly built into the motherboard or in- D. All of the above
cluded in a
633. “Area of the computer that temporarily
A. Bluetooth and Wireless network card holds data waiting to be processed, stored,
B. Network card and Bluetooth or output. “This statement may refer to:

C. Bluetooth and Sound card A. Memory

D. Bluetooth and Video card B. Storage

C. Hard Disk
629. Example of Second Generation of Com-
puter? D. SD Memory Card

A. IBM-PC 634. Which one of these items is not an advan-

tage of a client-server network?
B. IBM 700
A. No central point of failure
C. IBM 271
B. Central control of security
D. IBM 1402
C. Easier to supervise network perfor-
630. Write the shortcut key for coping a text mance
A. Ctrl+c D. Easier to perform software upgrades
B. Ctrl+y
635. What command is used to change a string
C. Ctrl+v into a number?
D. Ctrl+x A. chr

631. What is meant by Computers? B. dec

A. A computer is a general purpose de- C. int

vice which can be programmed to carry D. str

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636. A software that INFECTS a computer with 641. Advantage of using a laptop
the permission or knowledge of the user is A. Tangible
a

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B. Heavy
A. Virus
C. Portable
B. Botnet D. Low performance
C. Worm
642. A monitor looks like a
D. Trojan Horse A. TELEVISION
637. Which Google application is best to write B. CPU
an essay or story? C. MOUSE
A. Google Sheets D. none of above
B. Google Slides 643. Which is an act of identity theft?
C. Google Drawings A. Receiving permission to use a parents’
credit card for school clothes
D. Google Docs
B. Wrongfully acquiring and using some-
638. What is a supercomputer? one’s personal identification
C. Taking the identity of another individ-
A. is a computer with a high level of per-
ual as inspiration for a costume
formance compared to a general-purpose
computer D. Having the same name as another per-
son
B. are computers used primarily by large
organizations for critical applications 644. Which of the following is considered both
input and output devices?
C. It is a type of computer used for engi-
neering applications A. Modem
D. none of above B. Keyboard
C. Monitor
639. What does the main memory (RAM) do?
D. Printer
A. Stores programs
645. the acronym for file transfer protocol
B. Stores data
A. http
C. Executes programs B. https
D. Executes data C. ftp
E. Processes data D. pdf

640. www stands for 646. The computer’s memory (ex. mi-
crochips:RAM, ROM)
A. world wide web
A. temporary
B. world wide waver B. important
C. world wide wonder C. internal
D. world wide wan D. external

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647. A printer is an device 653. Which OS was developed for PDAs and
A. Output smartphones of Palm?

B. Input A. webOS
C. Processing B. Symbian
D. Storage C. Rim
648. which is an input from these two? D. Android

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A. console controller
654. A machine used by computers to print out
B. hard drive documents on paper in order to have a
C. cheese burger physical copy of text documents, diagrams
or photos.
D. printer
A. monitor
649. used for government sites
B. mouse
A. .edu
B. .gov C. printer

C. .com D. keyboard
D. .net 655. A list of the key components that make
650. What should be the first step taken by a up the computer.
user when s/he receives information from A. Components
the Internet?
B. Software environment
A. Provide proper citations for the origi-
nal author(s) C. Specification
B. Evaluate the value of the web page D. System Summary
C. Share the information with others
656. Which of the following word pairs best
D. Rely on its content without hesitation symbolizes the ones and zeroes in binary
code?
651. Memory is measured in:
A. Hertz A. Sight and sound
B. Tera B. Yes and no
C. Bits C. Red and blue
D. Bytes D. Want and need
652. Displays advance details about your com-
657. What characters does a computer system
puter’s hardware, and is intended for IT
speak with?
professionals.
A. 0 and 1
A. System Summary
B. Software environment B. 1 and 2
C. Hardware Resources C. 0, 1, and 2
D. Components D. Letters and numbers

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658. If you were one of the first people to op- C. Wires or Wifi
erate ENIAC, what information would you D. none of above
likely have computed?

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A. Planetary movements 664. This is destructive code that is set to ac-
tivate at a certain time or when a specific
B. Bombing targets
action is taken.
C. Stock prices
A. Spyware
D. Census data
B. Adware
659. It stores the applications and programs
C. Computer Bomb
that run on the PC, as well as any work
created by users. D. Computer Virus
A. RAM 665. If you wanted to enter data on a 19th
B. Operating System century computer, you would do it with:
C. Hard Drive A. Disks
D. Processors B. Gears
660. How are computers on a virtual network C. Cards
connected? D. Tape
A. Using satellites
666. Each pixel contains binary number which
B. Using cables
represents?
C. Using WiFi
A. A file name
D. Using software
B. A file size
661. What is the file extension for a photo- C. A frequency
graph?
D. A colour
A. .docx
B. .accdb 667. What is the form of an IP address?
C. .jpg A. ###.###.###.###
D. .html B. ##.###.####.####
662. The term used to descibe when a person C. .com
does not have legal rights to copy some- D. .net
one else’s work is called?
A. Privacy Invasion 668. STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER
ETHICS:SOMEONE COPIES A WELL
B. Copyright KNOWN NOVEL TO THE WEB AND EN-
C. Intellectual Property COURAGES OTHERS TO READ IT.
D. Trolling A. GREEN COMPUTING
663. How is a network connected? B. INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
A. Wires C. CODE OF CONDUCT
B. Wifi D. none of above

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669. A connector used to allow a computer C. Kilo bytes

to network with other types of hardware D. Tetra bytes
such as printers, keyboards, and speakers
is called a 675. If your computer is not working properly
A. USB Port what should you do?
B. Printer A. Turn off your computer system
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D. Hardware C. Call your classmate

670. Which of the following can technology D. Open the computer yourself
NOT do?
676. The CPU (central Processing Unit):
A. “Give us directions to a destination”
A. sends data to be processed
B. “Help make our lives more comfort-
B. performs arithmetic and logic func-
able”
tions
C. “Make our life problem free”
C. processes raw data into information
D. “Provide us with comforts and conve-
niences” D. does all of the above

671. is a way of repeating code 677. Most common type of computers in the
society. Can be used at your workplace,
A. While at school or on your study desk at home.
B. Expression Definition about?
C. Loop A. Mainframes
D. Lopp B. Microcomputers
672. This is a crucial attribute that is required C. Minicomputers
of all problem solver D. Supercomputers
A. Unbiased
678. Personal computers come in two main
B. Prejudiced styles:
C. Waiting skill A. PC and Mac
D. Listening skill B. Hardware and Software
673. Malicious software is also known as: C. Laptop and Server
A. anti-virus. D. Software and Server
B. malware.
679. One benefit of a desktop computer is
C. copyright.
A. Most components are easily upgraded
D. adware.
B. Portable
674. One thousand Bytes Represent C. Designed to be used in a single loca-
A. Mega bytes tion
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680. Which of these are expansion cards? 685. STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER
A. Network card ETHICS:NOT EATING IN A COMPUTER LAB
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B. Sound card
A. GREEN COMPUTING
C. video card
B. CODE OF CONDUCT
D. all of the above
C. INTELECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
681. What is an example of an operating sys- D. INFORMATION PRIVACY
tem?
A. Paint 686. Who invented the first personal com-
puter?
B. Windows 10
A. Apple
C. Google
B. Charles Babbage
D. Solitaire
C. IBM
682. What activity does a CPU perform?
D. Apple Macintosh
A. Input
687. What is the definition of intellectual prop-
B. Processing
erty right?
C. Output
A. unique and original property such as
D. Storage ideas and inventions.
683. Which of the following is NOT true about B. unique and original works such as
variables? ideas and inventions.
A. The value stored by a variable cannot C. unique and original intellectual rights
change. such as ideas and inventions.
B. Variables are a name for a spot in the D. none of above
computer’s memory
688. Networks provide
C. the value stored by a variable can be
A. goods
changed.
B. services
D. none of above
C. information
684. A filter that blocks unreliable and unau-
thorized information from the Internet be- D. all of these
fore it reaches your computer or a private 689. A user notices that a PC is running slowly
network. It provides additional protec- and exhibits a delayed response to key-
tion against threats such as hackers and board commands. What is a probable
viruses. A firewall also helps to ensure cause of this symptom?
computer privacy by restricting external
access by any unauthorized user. A. The video card does not support the
resolution that is being used.
A. cookie
B. A recently installed device driver is in-
B. active content compatible with the boot controller.
C. firewall C. A process is using most of the CPU re-
D. encryption sources

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D. One or more program files have been 695. It is the ‘brain’ of the computer and con-
deleted. trols most of the work done.
A. RAM
690. Which is the biggest computer by size?
B. Operating System
A. Super computer
C. Hard Drive
B. Mini computer
D. Processors
C. Micro Computer
696. Which of the following are specialized

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D. Mainframe computer computers. (click all that apply)
691. How can you keep your computer from A. house phone
heating up? B. smartphone
A. Keep all the lights off in the computer C. wearables (fitness trackers, smart-
room watches)
B. Install a giant computer fan D. game consoles
C. turn the AC down to 68 degrees 697. What is the first computer that is used by
D. don’t restrict air flow around the com- our ancestors?
puter A. Analytical Engine
B. Abacus
692. The allows your computer to commu-
nicate over a network and access the In- C. ENIAC
ternet. D. UNIVAC
A. Wireless network card 698. The most popular operating system for
B. Network card personal computers is
C. Sound card A. Mac OS X
D. Video card B. Facebook
C. Microsoft Windows
693. A type of memory where data is lost
D. Ubuntu Linux
when the computer is switched off
A. HDD 699. OSP in Telecom means
A. On the Site Plant
B. USB
B. Outside Plant
C. ROM
C. Open Source Project
D. RAM
D. Operation Service Provider
694. You should not touch the when the
700. Main component used in First genera-
computer is ON.
tion?
A. Wires A. Vaccuum Tube
B. Cover B. Vacuum Tube
C. Clean C. Vaccum Tube
D. none of above D. Vacum Tube

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701. Shareware entitles a user to C. Etiquette

A. Use source software for free D. Webiquette

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B. Free modify the software
707. Which of the following is a job of the con-
C. Use software for free for a limited pe- trol unit?
riod
A. To start up the computer
D. none of above
B. To manage the fetch decode execute
702. People who write software (instructions cycle
that tell the computer what to do) are C. To create presentations
called
D. To carry out calcul
A. Computer Technitions
B. Programmers 708. CPU is the of computer.
C. Hackers A. Brian / Brain
D. Computer Scientist B. Eyes
C. Ears
703. Which of these would you use to connect
a mouse to a computer? D. none of the above
A. RAM 709. What can a computer ‘store? ’
B. ROM A. your location
C. USB B. your music
D. IoT
C. your argumentative essay
704. Is this a valid example of the D. all the above
Input-Process-Output Model? In-
put:Text and numbers typed on key- 710. Which of these normally has a computer
board.Process:Calculations performed in network?
a spreadsheet.Output:Bank record. A. Hospital
A. Yes. B. Business
B. No. C. Home
C. I don’t know. D. none of above
D. none of above
711. Problems with the device driver can be
705. A PC and Mac are known as: easily solved by the following. Which is
A. personal assistants not included?
B. automated tellers A. through the process of configuration
C. personal computers B. through the process of rebooting the
computer
D. none of above
C. through the process of replacing the
706. Etiquette on the Internet is known as driver
A. Intiquette D. through the process of updating the
B. Netiquette driver

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712. All computers do processing by following C. The higher the clock speed the better
a series of instructions in a software pro- the performance.
gram. The computer chip that receives and
D. It will make loading program slower
carries out these instructions is called:the
717. Which of the following is an output de-
A. harddrive vice?
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C. processor B. Joystick
D. motherboard C. CD-ROM
713. The process of reconverting the en- D. Microsoft Excel
crypted data into a readable and usable
form. 718. How many bits are there in a byte?
A. copyright A. 1
B. firewall B. 2
C. decryption C. 4
D. computer security
D. 8
714. What is a mini computer?
719. which is an output devices
A. a computer of medium power, more
than a microcomputer but less than a A. Keyboard
mainframe. B. Monitor / Monitor
B. A computer that is mini C. CPU
C. a desktop computer terminal, typically D. All the above
networked and more powerful than a per-
sonal computer. 720. Define ‘input.’
D. none of above
A. A device or component that allows in-
715. Is it required to cover your computer with formation to be given to a computer
cover after using it? B. work a device inputs
A. Yes C. information
B. No D. A device that produces output
C. Cannot say
D. none of above 721. Madison loves to play multi-user games
with very realistic graphics. How much
716. How does clock speed affect computer RAM should she have in her laptop?
performance? A. 4 GB
A. The higher the clock speed the slower
B. 6 GB
the computer will run.
C. 8 GB
B. It improves the amount you can store
on the computer. D. 16 GB

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722. Which one is an output peripheral for a 727. The Macintosh computer was introduced
computer? in:

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A. keyboard A. 1974
B. monitor B. 1984
C. mouse C. 1994
D. microphone D. 2004

723. What is the purpose of the computer’s 728. ASCII is:

Hard Drive? A. a programming language
A. Store data such as pictures, music and B. a code for representing characters in
documents binary
B. Provide Instructions for all operations C. a type of computer
to occur
D. a method of translating from denary to
C. Allow connectivity to the Internet and binary
store temporary files.
729. You need to buy a new keyboard and
D. Connect all internal components within mouse for your computer. When you visit
a computer system the website for an online computer store,
which of these sections should you click
724. What does the operating system do?
on?
A. Manages the software
A. input devices
B. Manages the hardware
B. output devices
C. Manages memory
C. RAM
D. Manages the software, hardware, and
D. ROM
memory
730. Tablet computers
725. I am one of the fastest computers at the
time of construction. I have a memory of A. Are worse than computers
710 TB and could store up to 10PB, and is B. Are more portable than laptops
use for scientific research. What Am I?
C. Use a keyboard
A. Titan
D. Use a mouse
B. Giant
731. Which of these is a benefit of a peer-to-
C. Baymax peer network?
D. Giga A. Antivirus scans can be run across all
computers from one computer
726. Steps
B. All software updates can be run across
A. Input → Process → Output
all computers from one computer
B. Input → Output → Process
C. All computers can be maintained from
C. Output → Process → Input one computer
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732. These cards are installed inside a PC and C. A computer that does not have any pe-
are responsible for determining the qual- ripherals attached to it
ity of the audio and visuals (graphics and
D. A computer that is only used by one
video) output by the computer.
person
A. Graphics And Sound Card
736. ROM stands for?
B. CD or DVD Drives
A. random only memory
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burner B. read only memory
D. Speakers And Headphones C. recover only memory

733. You turn on your computer. As soon as D. retro only memory

it’s ready, you open a file containing a doc-
737. Windows and OS X use to prevent
ument and start editing it using a word
you from accidentally deleting your files.
processor.If you take a snapshot of your
system at that point, what will the main A. Ctrl+Alt++Delete
memory (RAM) contain? B. Secondary internal hard drive
A. All the documents saved on your com- C. Recycle bin
puter
D. the flash drive that came with your
B. All the programs installed on your com-
computer
puter
C. All the data for the document that you 738. PD.ID is a ?
are editing A. Handheld Devices
D. All the instructions contained in the B. Microcomputer
word processing program
C. Server
E. All the instructions contained in the op-
erating system D. Supercomputer

734. If you wanted to know how many in- 739. Which of the following is NOT an exam-
structions a computer executes per second, ple of application software?
which of the following numbers would you A. “Windows operating system”
want?
B. “Microsoft PowerPoint presentation
A. CPU power differential software”
B. clock speed C. “Photoshop image editing program”
C. processor rating
D. “Internet Explorer web browser”
D. binary digitization
740. A computer has how many main parts?
735. What is a standalone computer?
A. 3
A. A computer that is not connected to a
B. 4
network
C. 9
B. A computer that is being used as a
server D. 8

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741. Choose which is not a processing device C. linear search

(processing device) from the following set D. decimal search
of hardware names:

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A. VGA Card 746. What is a microcomputer?

B. Sound Card A. A powerful, single-user computer. A

workstation is like a personal computer,
C. RAM but it has a more powerful microproces-
D. DVD Drive sor and, in general, a higher-quality moni-
tor.
742. In a home, there are 3 tablets, 4 smart-
B. a small computer that contains a mi-
phones, 2 laptops, and 1 desktop. All
croprocessor as its central processor.
of these devices can connect to the same
small home network. Infer what will hap- C. An extremely fast computer that can
pen to the bandwidth when all of the de- perform hundreds of millions of instruc-
vices are connected to the home network. tions per second.
A. The speed of the Internet will de- D. none of above
crease. 747. What are the 4 necessary components for
B. Wireless devices will not be able to a computer?
connect to the home network. A. input output programs hardware
C. The speed of the Internet will not be B. processing storage monitor keyboard
affected.
C. input processing output storage
D. Wired devices will not be able to con-
nect to the home network. D. flash drive, input, CPU, RAM

748. identify the statement that describes the

743. Instead of a mouse, many laptops use
capabilities of a computer.
a(n)
A. It can perform operation in a second.
A. optical drive
B. It can wear and tear over a period of
B. touchpad
time
C. scanner
C. It can store small amount of data, in-
D. laser pointer struction and information.

744. An example of utility software D. can reduce result without error

A. Printer 749. the computer after using it.

B. Disk defragmenter A. Cover
C. Monitor B. Play
D. Touch screen C. Wires
D. none of above
745. When comparing items in a sort list or
set, what type of search takes the least 750. Which one of these items is true of a peer-
amount of comparisons? to-peer network?
A. binary search A. No network wide security in place
B. algorithm search B. Central control of security

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C. Has a central point of failure 756. What method of digital communication al-
lows a person to see the facial expres-
D. Easier to perform network wide back-
sions of the person they are communicat-
ups
ing with?
751. This system allows the user to commu- A. Email
nicate with the computer without know-
B. Texting
ing how to speak the computer’s language.
Without this, the computer is useless. C. Video Conferencing

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A. Motherboard D. Instant Messaging

B. Operating system 757. A wireless mouse would use which of the

C. Central Processing Unit following to connect to a computer?
A. USB
D. Server
B. IoT
752. If you are sending an email from your
C. RF
school email account, you are using
D. RAM
A. Gmail
B. Google Docs 758. Which device that processes the data? ”

C. Google Sheets A. CPU

B. Motherboard
D. Google Slides
C. RAM
753. Software which is free is called D. Hard Drive
A. Open Source Software
759. Computer is a machine that uses electric-
B. Freeware ity.
C. Offline software A. False
D. User Software B. Computer uses fuel.

754. What are some ways information is input C. True

into the computer? D. Computer is not a machine.
A. Printing out a document 760. Which terms best describes each step in
B. Clicking on a mouse a computer program?
C. Hearing sound through headphones A. Vague
D. Seeing a picture on the screen B. Confusing
C. Random
755. What does CPU stand for?
D. Specfic
A. Central Processing Unit
761. Random Access Memory (RAM)
B. Computer Parts Unlimited
A. memory available for the operating
C. Central Programming Unit
system, programs and processes to use
D. Computer Places United when the computer is running.

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B. requires the computer to be turned on 767. Which task can be accomplished by a com-
in order to retain data puter?

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C. The data in RAM is not permanently A. Imaging
written (volatile memory)
B. Displaying emotion
D. All of the above
C. sorting
762. A is a computer program that can al-
ter (change) or damage your computer D. Reasoning and thinking
A. code
768. Which of the following is lost when the
B. modem computer is turned off?
C. tablet
A. “Long-term”
D. virus
B. “Cloud storage”
763. We are mobile devices.
C. “Short-term”
A. Laptop
B. Desktop PC D. none of above

C. Smart phone 769. You are surfing the Internet and an ad-
D. Xbox 360 vertisement for a new movie appears ran-
domly on your screen. This is an example
764. STATE THE AREA OF COMPUTER
of which of the following?
ETHICS:SHARING FOR FREE 30 MOVIES
THAT YOU HAVE DOWNLOADED FROM A. Phishing
THE INTERNET.
B. Darkware
A. INFORMATION ACCURACY
C. Pop-up
B. INFORMATION PRIVACY
C. GREEN COMPUTING D. Cookie

D. SOFTWARE PRIVACY 770. When we took the shuffled set of cards

765. the acronym for hyper text markup lan- and sorted it to get the cards in order, we
guage that is widely considered the lan- were doing which function?
guage of the Internet A. Input
A. https
B. Output
B. http
C. Processing
C. ftp
D. html D. Storage

766. Which type of computer is used for 771. Behavior in the classroom should
weather forecasting?
A. Include running and horseplay
A. Super Computers
B. Not include running and horseplay
B. PDA
C. Mainframe Computers C. Be according to students’ preference
D. Wearable Computers D. none of above

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772. How was the Apple I different from the 777. If you sit too close to the computer your
computers that came before it? eyes
A. It was designed for use by corpora- A. Hurt
tions.
B. Push
B. It was designed for use in people’s C. Bend
homes.
D. none of above
C. It could perform more complex mathe-

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matical calculations. 778. Check all the characteristics of comput-
D. It allowed users to communicate with ers.
one another online. A. Speed.

773. A conditional statement in plain English B. Accuracy.

usually contains which pair of words? C. Reliability.
A. If, then D. Versatility.
B. And, or E. Store capacity.
C. Either, neither
779. Computer ethics are:
D. But, also
A. a set of moral principles that govern
774. If a device does not require a driver, it is the design, building, implementation and
use of computers

A. quickset B. a set of legal rules defining how a com-

puter must be used
B. plug and play
C. laws defining ownership of intellectual
C. autofast property
D. hyperconnected D. none of above

775. If somebody is using a laptop at a coffee 780. These are examples of computer parts ex-
shop, how are they likely connected to a cept
network?
A. Keyboard
A. Wired
B. Phone
B. Wi-F
C. Mouse
C. 3G
D. Monitor
D. none of above
781. What does the pre-fix of measurement
776. This type of computer can be worn. “Giga” represent?
A. Embedded A. Hundreds
B. Mini B. Thousands
C. Wearable C. Millions
D. PDA D. Billions

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782. b Which register is being described? C. I don’t know.

Holds the data / instructions that have D. none of above
been fetched from memory

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A. MAR 787. The act of extracting personal informa-
tion, such as passwords and credit card
B. MDR
details, from computer users and then use
C. Accumulator the information for malicious purposes.
D. Program Counter A. phishing
783. An organization needs to maintain data B. intellectual property
files of its employees in the form of tables. C. computer security
They also need to access and update over
the company network. Which type of soft- D. online predator
ware should the company use?
788. A computer built to support more than
A. database software one user
B. word processing software A. Mainframe
C. spreadsheet software B. Super
D. multimedia software C. PDA
E. presentation software D. Mini
784. Which type of computer is built to sup-
789. Is it possible to change the color of a
port an organization’s information?
folder in Google Drive?
A. Mini
A. Yes
B. Mainframe
B. No
C. Embedded
C. Only to purple
D. Super
D. Only on Tuesdays and Thursdays
785. A person who thinks rationally and ob-
jectively to get an unbiased solution to a 790. Any program that is designed to enter
problem a computer without notice and disrupt its
normal operations
A. Problem solver
A. Malware
B. Critical thinker
B. Computer virus
C. Programmer
C. Computer worm
D. Systems analyst
D. Trojan Horse
786. Is this a valid example of the
Input-Process-Output Model? In- 791. Hardware is (check all that apply)
put:Scanning picture.Process:Editing the
A. Software
picture.Output:Printed poster with pic-
ture. B. Keyboard
A. Yes. C. Mouse
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792. Aiming abusive and insulting messages at A. Make a plan to solve the problem
another person online is called B. Understand the problem
A. Targeting C. Carry out the plan
B. Flaming D. Review and reflect
C. Spewing
798. the acronym for hyper text transfer pro-
D. Arguing toco
A. https

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793. Sending or distributing viruses knowingly
is against which section of the Computer B. http
Misuse Act?
C. html
A. Section 1
D. pdf
B. Section 2
799. The ACM/IEEE Software Engineering
C. Section 3 Code of Ethics aims to:
D. Section 3a A. Restrict the use of shareware
794. It is commonly known as programs or ap- B. Encourage the free use of software
plications, consists of all instructions that C. provide professional standards for
tell the hardware how to perform a task. software developers
A. Hardware D. none of above
B. Software
800. What is the operating system for a Mac?
C. Peopleware
A. OS X
D. Malware
B. Windows
795. Ali uses his friend’s computer without his C. Safari
permission.Which of the following area of D. Opera
computer ethics involved in the situation
above? 801. Which of the following is a correct Format
A. Codes of conduct of Email address

B. Information privacy A. Govt.website.com

C. Information theft B. [email protected]

C. Govt@website@com
D. Hardware theft.
D. Govt.website.@com
796. A single binary digit is known as a
802. Which of the following hardware compo-
A. Byte
nents is used to allow the user to input
B. Bit texts, numbers, special characters, and
C. Nibble other functions?
D. Bobble A. Gamepad
B. Keyboard
797. Which part of the problem solving pro-
cess includes analyzing the results of your C. Mouse
algorithm? D. Scanner

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803. The performance of which three compo- C. All the data for the document that you
nents is most important in a Gaming com- are editing
puter?

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D. The instruction that is currently being
A. CPU, RAM, Graphics Card carried out
B. RAM, Hard Disk Drive, CPU E. Data for the instruction that is cur-
rently being carried out
C. Hard Disk Drive, BIOS, Monitor
D. Motherboard, USB Socket, 808. The cloud allows you to
A. access your email from any computer
804. Which generation of computer used micro- with an Internet connection
processor for circitry?
B. automatically back up your data
A. First generation of computer
C. easily bring your files with you
B. Second generation of computer
D. do all of the above
C. Third generation of computer
D. Fourth generation of computer 809. What is the variable when setting a ther-
mometer?
E. Fifth generation of computer p
A. How many people are in the room
805. A conditional statements has these B. The room you are in
words in this order:
C. The temperature
A. else, why, then
D. None
B. if, then, else
810. RAM and ROM are of a computer. [1]
C. if, else, then
A. backup storage
D. then, else, if
B. temporary storage
806. Which of the following can you share in C. peripherals
a network?
D. main memory
A. Software
811. Which of the following statements is
B. Peripherals
true?
C. Both of them
A. An output device receives information
D. none of above from the computer and an input device
sends information to the computer.”
807. You turn on your computer. As soon as
it’s ready, you open a file containing a doc- B. “Neither statement is true.”
ument and start editing it using a word C. “An input device receives information
processor.If you take a snapshot of your from the computer and an output device
system at that point, what will the pro- sends information to the computer.”
cessor (CPU) contain? D. none of above
A. All the documents saved on your com-
puter 812. Choose the software!

B. All the programs installed on your com- A. Microphone

puter B. Roblox online game

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C. Remote 818. An example of computer hardware is

D. none of above A. Web Browser
B. Keyboard
813. Which of the following would not affect
a computer’s performance? C. App

A. CPU speed D. Operating System

B. amount of RAM 819. Name two things you can do with a com-

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puter
C. hard disk access time
A. Write letters
D. monitor size
B. Surf the web
814. A device that can be slotted into a com- C. Process data
puter to allow the use of audio compo-
D. All of the above
nents for multimedia applications.
A. Speakers 820. A is a mini-program with several
lines that can be called on whenever
B. Video Card needed.
C. Sound Card A. Code
D. Mouse B. Function
C. Bug
815. What is the purpose of an activation
code? D. Loop
A. It registers a software. 821. Selection uses which command?
B. It registers a hardware device. A. While
C. It prevents piracy. B. Repeat Until
D. none of above C. IF
D. x=x+1
816. What operating system do we use in the
lab? 822. Which includes the first generation of
computers is
A. OS X
A. NEC PC
B. Internet Explorer
B. IBM PC
C. Windows 7
C. EDVAC
D. Win Zip
D. Appple II
817. The CPU is often referred to as the of 823. What are the components for the problem
the computer system. solving model?
A. lungs A. define, solve, prepare, run
B. heart B. define, prepare, try, not try
C. backbone C. reflect, define, try, prepare
D. brains D. there is no problem that can be solved

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824. Storing data is C. Random Access Memory

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B. data that is available to you 830. It is a software application for retrieving,
C. data the is shown to you presenting, and traversing information re-
sources on the World Wide Web.
D. none of above
A. Web browsing
825. Which 2 are hardware?
B. Web page
A. Mouse C. CPE
B. Keyboard D. DSL
C. Google
831. What should you do if you want to meet
D. Bing someone you only know online?
826. Which computer is the most powerful? A. Meet somewhere quiet, so you can get
to know each other.
A. Supercomputers
B. Take an adult with you and meet in a
B. Minicomputers
public space.
C. Worstation
C. Don’t tell anyone because that would
D. Mainframe be embarrassing.
E. Personal Computer D. none of above

827. is any part of your computer that has 832. Computer memory that temporarily
a physical structure. stores information is called:
A. malware A. Forgetful
B. software B. RAM
C. hardware C. ROM
D. spyware D. none of above

828. is any set of instructions that tells the 833. One drawback of a laptop is
hardware what to do and how to do it. Ex- A. Generally feature a smaller keyboard
amples include web browsers, games, and and no keypad
word processors. B. Less expensive than a desktop
A. Computer C. Portable
B. Hardware D. none of above
C. Software
834. what is indicated when the domain name
D. Server has only two letters like .us, .uk, .au, .mx,
or .ca
829. The CPU fits into the motherboard’s CPU
socket, which is covered by the , an ob- A. invalid domain
ject that absorbs heat from the CPU. B. private domain
A. Heat sink C. secure domain
B. Processor D. country domain

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835. What are a few of the most common C. Algorithms provide a sequence of
ports on a desktop computer? steps that will solve a problem
A. USB & audio D. Algorithms are only used for math and
B. Audio & visual computer related problems
C. HPHG & power supply 841. Which statement best describes what
D. hard drive & cables happens to the temporary working mem-
ory (RAM) of a computer when it is shut

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836. The laptop computer is commonly called a down?
A. mobility device A. “It is saved in the users document
B. a persons preferred computer files”
C. laptop B. “It is saved in the computer’s data
D. none of above storage files”
C. “It is deleted”
837. Sound is stored in digital form using
D. “It is synced automatically with the
A. Recording
cloud”
B. Sampling
C. Grabbing 842. What is the “Ctrl + S” shortcut used
for?
D. Capturing
A. Editing your document
838. Which component of a computer controls
B. Saving your document
the entire system and is often called the
brain of the computer? C. Deleting your document
A. “The CPU” D. Renaming your document
B. “The User”
843. The original settings on software pro-
C. “The Monitor” grams (preset condition).
D. “The Software” 4. Which of the follow-
A. Software
ing statements is true?
B. Default
839. What is stored in storage devices?
C. Hardware
A. Hardware components
D. Computer
B. Programs
C. Data 844. A person who uses computer expertise
D. None of the above. The term ‘storage’ to gain unauthorized access to a computer,
is misleading and then misuses or tampers the programs
and data stored on the computer.
840. Which is true about Algorithms? A. hacker
A. Algorithms can easily be converted
B. encrypt
into program codes
C. firewall
B. Algorithms are written in formal nota-
tion D. programmer

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845. This component allows users to enter A. Trojan Horse

text, numbers, and other information
B. Free Ware

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A. Mouse
C. Computer Cookie
B. Keyboard
D. Spyware
C. Monitor
D. CPU 851. Each binary code is in 1’s and 0’s and is
called a
846. You are working on your computer and
decide to go on a break. To ensure that A. byte
your recent work is not lost, you should:
B. bit
A. Shut down the computer.
C. ball
B. Turn off monitor.
C. Save your work. D. bait

D. Print your work.

852. Input device which communicates com-
847. PC typically includes the while MACs mands to the CPU; allows users to select,
almost always use the highlight, and control options on the moni-
tor
A. Microsoft Windows operating system
A. Mouse
B. Linux operating system
C. Hardware OS operating system B. Keyboard
D. Mac OS X operating system C. Monitor

848. Which year was the Computer Misuse Act D. Software

passed?
853. Always pres the keys of the keyboard
A. 2000
B. 1989
A. Gently
C. 1990
B. Hard
D. 1988
C. Clean
849. If proven guilty of a offence under the
Computer Misuse Act they shall be liable D. none of above
to imprisonment for a term not exceeding
A. 2 years 854. Carlos is looking for a basic computer to
do school work and maybe play a few
B. 12 months games. When it comes to his CPU, how
C. 5 years many cores should he choose?
D. 20 years A. one
850. Any software that covertly gathers user B. two
information through the user’s internet
C. four
connection without his or her knowl-
edge:usually for advertising purposes. D. eight

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855. Which three things do you need to make 860. What are 3D printers being used to
a secure password? make?
A. A mixture of uppercase and lowercase A. Copies of people
letters, a mixture of letters and numbers,
B. Replacement body parts
and a mixture of special characters
C. pictures
B. A mixture of uppercase and lowecase
letters, your dogs name, and your date of D. video games
birth

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861. A computer is
C. Only have 4 characters, a mixture of
special characters, and no letters A. A combination of hardware and soft-
ware
D. none of above
B. Some hardware (only)
856. Which of the following items could be in-
terpreted as a computer? C. Some software (only)
A. A human D. The screen you are looking at
B. A smartphone 862. Green computing involves reducing the
C. A laptop / a calculator electricity and environmental waste while
D. A hat using a computer. Which of the follow-
ing are the practices of green computing?
E. a, b, c I. leave the computer running overnight.II.
857. a person who illegally exploits computer telecommute.III. throw away toner car-
harware or software tridgeIV. use Skype for meetings.

A. host A. I and II
B. hacker B. II and III
C. computer resident C. II and IV
D. none of above D. III and IV

858. Which computer generation Jack Kilby 863. All of the following are input devices ex-
had developed the concept of Integrated cept:
Circuit(IC)?
A. Keyboard
A. First Generation
B. Scanner
B. Second Generation
C. Control Panel
C. Third Generation
D. Printer
D. Fourth Generation

859. In Fifth Generation computer used 864. are battery-powered computers that
technology are more portable.

A. Ultra Large Scale Integration (ULSI) A. Hardware

B. Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) B. Personal computers
C. Transistor C. Laptops
D. Vacuum Tubes D. Server

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865. Using an LCD projector to show an online B. Network Interface card

video to a group of people is an example C. Switch
of:

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D. Hub
A. digital to analog conversion
871. Computer programs and games are called
B. analog to digital conversion
what?
C. output
A. “Flashware”
D. main memory
B. “Entertainmentware”
866. A good algorithm must be: C. “Software”
A. replacable D. “Hardware”
B. simple 872. Email services means
C. open-ended A. transmission of messages from one
D. detailed user to another user.
B. a group of email addresses used for
867. A universal serial bus that supports data
mass distribution of a message
transfer to and from other devices is called
the C. that files can be uploaded and down-
loaded
A. USB Cable
D. none of above
B. Printer
C. Portable Storage 873. A precise sequence of instructions for pro-
cesses that can be executed by a computer
D. USB Port is called a(n)
868. A program can be defined as a series of A. Input
detailed step-by-step that tell the com- B. Algorithm
puter precisely what actions to perform.
C. Output
A. Software
D. Process
B. Inputs
874. When cleaning the hardware, you should
C. Applications never
D. Instructions A. open the inside of the computer
869. The enclosure that contains the internal B. spray household cleaner directly on
components of a computer is called the the hardware
A. Portable Storage C. use wet hands to touch the cords
B. Hardware D. None of these are safe
C. Tower Casing 875. This is a program that automatically
D. USB Port checks each disk as it is inserted into
the disk drive and scans all data from
870. Which of these components is internal to telecommunication devices to locate and
a computer and is required to connect the give warning of nay virus that may be
computer to a network? likely to enter a computer.
A. Wireless Access Point A. Anti Virus Program

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B. Computer bomb 881. What operating system do Macintosh’s

C. Computer worm use?

D. Trojan Horse A. Windows

B. OS X
876. Which of the following is an input de-
C. Lynux
vice?
D. none of above
A. Printer
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B. Keyboard
when a user visits a Web site. A Web site
C. Speaker uses cookies to identify users who visit
D. Projector the site, and also track the preferences of
the users.
877. How Many Megabytes Are in 1 Giga-
byte? A. cache memory

A. 1 B. active content
C. firewall
B. 132
D. cookie
C. 1000
D. 1024 883. A computer program that is designed
to cause malfunctioning of a computer or
878. What is the name of the law that makes damage the data stored on the computer.
hacking illegal? A. worm
A. Data Protection Act B. virus
B. Computer Misuse Act C. Trojan horse
C. Copyright, Designs and Patents Act D. online predator
D. Hacking Act
884. What can you do to get less spam?
879. It is a rectangle at the bottom of the desk- A. Change your email address every six
top. months.
A. menu bar B. Always tick the ‘don’t pass on my de-
B. task bar tails’ box when filling forms in.
C. start button C. Never give your email address to any-
one.
D. wallpaper
D. none of above
880. Modern computers require speakers to
885. What is software piracy?
appreciate movies, music, graphic presen-
tation, and even computer alerts. To which A. Unique and original works such as
hardware component does the speaker be- ideas, inventions, art, writings, pro-
long? cesses, company and product names and
logos.
A. Input Devices
B. A measure of reliability of information
B. Output Device held within an IT system.
C. Peripheral Device C. The unauthorized and illegal duplica-
D. Processing Device tion of copyrighted software.

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D. Written guideline that helps to deter- B. Something that shows color on the
mine whether a specific computer action computer
is ethical or unethical.

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C. Something that manages all of the soft-
ware and hardware on the computer
886. What is one advantage to website con-
tent (like wikipedia) being created by the D. Something that makes sure all of the
general population? The content could be important information is saved

891. identify the statement that describes the

A. be biased limitations of a computer.
B. reveal popular opinion A. It can store large amount of data, in-
C. Untrue structions and information
D. be out of date B. Cannot think for itself
C. It can wear and tear over a period of
887. This is a program that contains destruc- time.
tive code with copies itself onto other com-
puter files. D. It can perform many task with few mis-
takes
A. Computer Bomb
B. Computer Virus 892. Part of Software is?

C. Spyware A. Operating System

D. Computer Cookie B. Application Program

C. Language Program
888. To make the computer usable, the par-
ticular configuration/set-up of a software D. All answers is Correct
and hardware is needed. What do you call 893. which one of these is the least expensive
on the process that is being described?
A. laptop
A. Assemble
B. desktop
B. Embedding
C. server
C. Installation
D. mainframe
D. Testing
894. The globalization of technology has af-
889. What happens at the Decode step of the fected human culture
fetch-decode-execute cycle?
A. not at all.
A. The CPU makes sense of the instruc-
B. positively and negatively.
tions.
C. negatively.
B. The CPU fetches the information from
RAM. D. positively.
C. The instructions are executed. 895. is any part of your computer that has
D. none of above a physical structure, such as the keyboard
or mouse. It also includes all of the com-
890. What is a computer operating system? puter’s internal parts.
A. The brain of the computer A. Computer

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B. Hardware 901. Which one of these is the most expensive

C. Software A. desktop
D. Apple B. laptop
896. Decomposition is: C. supercomputer
A. what happens in the compost heap D. mainframe
B. To break things down into easier to 902. LAN stands for?
handle chunks

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A. Local Area Network
C. Getting rid of unnecessary information
B. Local Area Name
D. Creating a step-by-step guide to do
something C. Little Area Network
D. Local Art Network
897. Presenting Data is
A. data that presents something 903. Alex walks into Best Buy and looks at
the new computer systems. The system
B. data that is presented back to you
has a 19” flat panel monitor, 300gb Hard
C. data held on the computer Drive, a Canon Printer and an Intel proces-
D. none of above sor. The above features could be classified
into which of the following groups
898. Daxton is in ECS class, and his computer
monitor just went black. What should Dax- A. Four Essential Gaming Components of
ton do to troubleshoot the monitor issue? a PC
A. Check the monitor’s power cord. B. Four Main Components of a Computer
B. Restart the computer. C. Standard Computer Facts
C. Buy a new VGA card. D. Required Specifications To Sell a Com-
puter
D. Replace the computer’s video card.
904. is telephone or other service
899. Which of the following is computer hard-
providerequipment that is located on the
ware?
customer’s premises (physical location)
A. Microsoft Word ratherthan on the provider’s premises or
B. Adobe Acrobat in between.
C. Keyboard A. CPE
D. Minecraft B. DSL
900. A destructive computer program dis- C. NIC
guised as a game, utility, or software. D. LAN
When run, a Trojan horse does something
harmful to the computer system while ap- 905. Which of the following is an example of
pearing to do something useful. hardware?
A. Trojan horse A. Monitor
B. spyware B. Microsoft Word
C. software piracy C. Malware
D. spam D. Facebook

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906. Which of the following can be a problem 911. many businesses use this Wi-Fi technol-
for CPUs? ogy to allow the public an access point to
a wireless network

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A. They create moisture.
A. hotspots
B. They create heat.
B. coldspot
C. They get very cold.
C. satellites
D. They dry out the air.
D. bluetooth
907. One megabyte is equal to kilobytes,
912. Which option describes wearable technol-
A. 10 ogy?
B. 100 A. the incorporation of technology into ob-
C. 1, 000 jects we use regularly
D. 1, 000, 000 B. rugged technology that can withstand
the elements without much damage
908. A (n) is a collection of computers and
C. computing systems that derive energy
devices connected together via communica-
from the user’s biological processes
tions devices and transmission media.
D. mobile technology that is extremely
A. network
portable
B. Internet
E. extremely small and powerful comput-
C. web page ing systems
D. IP address 913. Which of these is not a variable type?
909. What is meant by latency in the perfor- A. String
mance of a network? B. Bool
A. The amount of time data takes to travel C. Alphanumeric
from the source to the destination
D. Integer
B. The maximum rate that data can be
transferred at 914. This is a destructive code that gains ac-
C. The number of errors that are found in cess to a computer disguised as some-
a data packet after transmission thing such as a desirable software pro-
gram. Once inside the computer, it can do
D. The route a packet takes when it is be- damage but it cannot spread from disk to
ing transmitted disk or computer to computer.
910. What is the best search engine to find A. Computer worm
out what movie made the most money last B. Adware
weekend?
C. Trojan Horse
A. IMDB Internet Movie Database
D. Computer Bomb
B. Google Maps
915. Carson’s wallet with his driver’s license,
C. Web
a debit card, and his credit card has been
D. Yellow pages stolen. Which is not something an identity

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thief might realistically do with this infor- 920. is known as the brain of a computer.
mation? A. Monitor
A. Rent an apartment under Carson’s B. Keyboard
name
C. CPU
B. Use Carson’s name during an arrest
D. System
C. Make purchases with Carson’s credit
card 921. Choose the items below that are classi-
fied as hardware

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D. Take a college admissions exam in Car-
son’s name A. A keyboard
B. A program for editing images
916. What is the most common type of PC op-
erating system C. A mouse

A. OS X D. The operating system

B. Lynux E. A file containing an image

C. Microsoft Windows 922. I am not afraid of a cat, sit on a mat, have

a long tail. Who am I?
D. none of above
A. Keyboard
917. A computer runs on
B. CPU
A. wires C. Mouse
B. switch D. Printer
C. electricity
923. the most popular search engine in the
D. none of above United States
918. These are ideas put into action, such as A. Internet Explorer
writing, music, art, computer code, and in- B. Google Chrome
ventions that can be protected under copy-
C. Google
right or patent laws.
D. Mozilla Firefox
A. Intellectual Property
B. Copy Protect 924. What is technology that used in First Gen-
eration?
C. Share Ware
A. Artificial intelligence
D. Public Domain Software
B. Transistor
919. The that acts as a “go-between”, al- C. Vaccum Tubes
lowing computer hardware and other soft-
D. Integrated circuit
ware to communicate with each other (e.g.,
Windows 10, Mac OS 11, Linux, Unix, 925. A machine that can store and process in-
etc.) formation is
A. Operating System A. TV
B. Storage Device B. Computer
C. Peripherals C. Remote
D. Computer System D. none of above

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926. It allows you to play movie using optical 931. Which of the following are the types of
disc. intellectual property? I. PatentII. Trade-
markIII. CopyrightIV. Pattern

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A. Blu-ray player & SuperMulti DVD
burner A. I only
B. Graphics Card B. I, II and III
C. Sound Card C. II, III and IV
D. Monitors D. I, III and IV

927. This is copyrighted software available for 932. This is misusing computer equipment to
purchase. intentionally damage it.
A. Computer bomb
A. Site License
B. Computer Virus
B. Commercial Software
C. Anti Virus Program
C. Share Ware
D. Computer Abuse
D. Adware
933. How could you describe the CPU inside of
928. James wishes to access a certain soft- a computer (central processing unit)?
ware service via different computing sys-
tems over the Internet. What technology A. The power button on the computer
provides software on demand over the In- B. The brain of the computer
ternet? C. The pet of the computer
A. mobile computing D. The part of the computer that plays
B. grid computing sound
C. green computing 934. The fastest and most powerful computer
D. cloud computing system
E. autonomic computing A. Mainframe
B. Super
929. What would be a suitable device to trans-
fer 12 photos from one PC to another? C. Wearable
D. Mini
A. A USB pen drive
B. A DVD-ROM 935. “Used to expand the computer’s input,
output and storage capabilities. “This
C. An internal hard disk drive
statement may refer to:
D. A scanner A. Peripheral Devices
930. Another name for main memory is: B. Storage Devices
A. secondary storage C. Memory
B. primary storage D. Processor (CPU)

C. magnetic tape 936. Hardware is:

D. hard disk A. a set of instructions

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B. the part of the computer system you 941. Which of these is classed as personal in-
can see and touch formation?
C. the electrical supply of the computer A. Date of birth
D. does all of the above B. Online nickname
C. Gender
937. Additional components besides the main
D. none of above
parts of the computer such as printers and
scanners are called:

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942. identifies company or commercial sites
A. Peripherals A. .org
B. Output Devices B. .com
C. Input Devices C. .gov
D. Programs D. .edu

938. Which of these is the definition of a while 943. How do you uninstall a software?
loop? A. Delete the main folder.
A. Repeats a process a fixed number of B. Delete each folder and file manually.
times C. Run a specific uninstall program.
B. Repeats the process until a criteria is D. none of above
met
944. Microwaves, washing machine, medical
C. Repeats the process until a criteria is equipment, cameras, toys and airplanes
met, checking first are some of the appliances/ machines
D. Repeats the process until a criteria is which uses the list above.
met, checking last A. Personal Digital Assistants

939. Temporary memory on your computer B. Embedded Computers

that is sometimes used to store local C. Micro Computers
copies of files opened when you browse D. Wearable Computers
the Internet.
A. backup 945. such as a desktop or laptop come in
many shapes and sizes.
B. firewall
A. Server
C. cache memory B. Software
D. encryption C. Hardware
940. Which of these is most similar to a com- D. Personal computers
puter program?
946. what is decimal
A. Science Book A. 1
B. Encyclopedia B. 2
C. Blue Print C. 10
D. Dictionary D. 100

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947. The main circuit board which contains 952. Use this key to type in all capital letters.
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A. CPU B. space bar
B. Motherboard C. caps lock
C. Operating system D. tab
D. software
953. What is a disadvantage of a network
948. When you save a file, the data is written A. You can share peripherals
to the , which acts as long-term stor-
age. B. Someone can control your computer

A. Hard drive C. Is something goes wrong it is hard to

fix
B. Motherboard
D. none of above
C. Random Access Memory
954. The is responsible for what you see
D. Processor
on the monitor.
949. How do you classify computers? A. Wireless network card
A. According to their color and profile. B. Network card
B. According to their size and purpose C. Sound card
C. According to their type and color. D. Video card
D. According to their size and variety.
955. Why should you be careful about what
950. Josephine just turned on her computer you open and download on the internet?
and found out that all of her files are cor- A. It could be something inappropriate.
rupted, and she has lost her work. What
B. It could have a virus that harms your
approach should she have used to ensure
computer.
that her files remained accessible?
C. It could steal information from your
A. Printing documents as soon as they
computer.
were complete.
D. All of the above.
B. Taking pictures of the completed docu-
ment off the screen with a smartphone. 956. The following are not included operating
C. Backing up files to an external source. functions of the computer are
D. Saving frequently to the computer. A. Data calculation operation function
B. All answers is Correct
951. There are various versions of Windows
software. What type of software is Win- C. Data transfer operation function
dows? D. Data storage operation functions
A. Operating System Software
957. Which of the following are logical opera-
B. Application Software tors?
C. Utility Software Utility Software A. + (addition)
D. none of above B. and (conjunction)

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C. or (disjunction) 963. Speakers are an example of an de-

vice.
D. > (comparison:greater than)
A. Input
E. mod (remainder)
B. RAM
958. used for educational sites (most com-
C. Output
monly four year universities)
D. ROM
A. .edu

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B. .com 964. What is the “Windows + E” shortcut
used for?
C. .org
A. Launching Windows Explorer
D. .net
B. Launching Internet Explorer
959. Which of the following can be found on C. Launching Microsoft Word
the motherboard?
D. Saving your documents
A. CPU, RAM, ROM
B. keyboard, mouse, screen 965. Following below are the names of the
application program software used for
C. binary converter, hex converter, chip browsing the internet except
D. audio, video, USB A. Internet Explorer

960. What is a programming variable? B. Google Chrome

A. Strings and numbers C. Mozilla Firefox

B. Decimals and integers D. Netbrowser

C. Variables and input 966. Is a small text file which contains an ID

tag, placed on computer by a website. The
D. Words and letters
website saves a complementary file with
961. Which of the devices below are input de- a matching ID tag.
vices? A. Spyware
A. Mouse B. Computer Worm
B. Printer C. Computer Cookie
C. Processor D. Computer Bomb
D. Touchscreen 967. YOU CREATE A STLP PROJECT WITH SEV-
E. Sensors ERAL ILLUSTRATIONS YOU DRAW ON PA-
PER AND NEED TO CAPTURE THE ILLUS-
962. In reading the .iso files, which kind of TRATIONS TO YOUR COMPUTER. WHAT
driver will be used? DO YOU USE?
A. BIOS device driver A. MICROPHONE
B. hardware device driver B. MODEM
C. motherboard device driver C. SPEAKER
D. virtual device driver D. SCANNER

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968. Input devices are best described as: 973. Which scenario is an Internet security con-
cern?
A. Storage

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A. A pop-up saying you have a virus and
B. Devices used to enter data in the sys-
need to download a program to fix it.
tem.
B. A chat window pop-up from customer
C. Hardware used to view processed service when you are shopping online.
data
C. An email from Facebook saying that
D. none of above your post has been liked.
969. Read Only Memory is permanent mem- D. A message from your computer saying
ory and is called: that your software is out-of-date.

A. ROM 974. Which of the following is a common prob-

B. RAM lem associated with a cyber attack?
A. computer crash of hard drive
C. CPU
B. computer slowdown
D. Motherboard
C. corruption of files
970. You should keep the mouse on the D. stolen private informatoin
A. Game pad E. all of the above
B. Mouse pad
975. What data type would you use to store
C. Touch Pad a telephone number
D. none of above A. Integer
B. Real/Float
971. This computer is used by touching with
your finger C. String
A. laptop D. Bool

B. tablet 976. Which statement best defines ‘RAM’?

C. desktop A. “Random Assorted Memory; the long-
term storage for your computer”
D. mainframe
B. “Random Access Memory; the long-
972. A link created in an email to request term storage for your computer”
that customers to update their personal C. “Random Assorted Memory; the short-
details, at the same time revealing their term storage for your computer”
password/financial information. Which
term below correctly defined the state- D. “Random Access Memory; the short-
ment above? term storage for your computer”

A. Pharming 977. computer network that connects com-

puters within a limited area such as a
B. Phishing
home, school, computer laboratory, or of-
C. Plagiarism fice building, using network media
D. Pattern A. LAN

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B. MAN D. purchase goods through online plat-

C. WAN forms.
D. NET 980. Using a microphone to record a sound on
your computer is an example of:
978. An advantage of a network is
A. analog to digital conversion
A. You can get hacked
B. main memory
B. You can share peripherals
C. digital to analog conversion

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C. You need to remember your password
D. output
D. none of above 981. A computer has the ability to:
979. All of the following are ways of making A. It has the ability to store, retrieve, and
personal data more private, except process data.
A. clear your history file when you have B. It has the ability to store, retrieve, and
finished browsing. pastas data.
B. fill in only necessary information on C. It has the ability to stage, retrieve, and
warranty and registration form. process data.
C. have unlisted telephone number. D. none of above

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