Which is the capital of Libya?
- (A) Tripoli
- (B) Bin Ghazi
- (C) Beirut
- (D) Aden
- (A) Tripoli
Libya’s capital and largest city, Tripoli (Arabic: Tarābulus), is situated along the Mediterranean coast in the northwest of the country. Since Libya attained independence in 1951, it has been the capital and continues to be the main administrative, political, and economic hub of the country.
Name the country which is without constitution?
- (A) England
- (B) Israel
- (C) Fiji
- (D) Morocco
- (A) England
Which is the 44th President of the United States?
- (A) George W. Bush
- (B) Barack Obama
- (C) Bill Clinton
- (D) Jimmy Carter
- (B) Barack Obama
Jimmy Carter: From 1977 to 1981, he was the 39th President.
Which is the youngest country of the world?
- (A) East Timor
- (B) South Sudan
- (C) Kosovo
- (D) Brunei
- (B) South Sudan
South Sudan is widely acknowledged internationally as the world’s youngest sovereign state. On July 9, 2011, it formally separated from Sudan after almost 99% of voters supported secession in a referendum. It was accepted as the 193rd member of the UN shortly after it was founded.
In which system of units, gas bills are charged?
- (A) S.I
- (B) CGS
- (C) BTU
- (D) kWh
- (C) BTU
Usually, gas bills are determined by the energy content of the gas used, not just its volume. The British Thermal Unit, or BTU, is a conventional heat energy unit that is frequently used in the energy sector, especially for natural gas pricing. Although some areas bill in kilowatt-hours (kWh) or cubic meters but, BTU (more especially, MMBtu) is still a common commercial system for petrol charges.
A mobile phone sends and receives messages through:
- (A) Sound waves
- (B) Microwaves
- (C) Ultraviolet rays
- (D) Radio waves
- (D) Radio waves
A mobile phone is able to send and receive text, voice and data by using radio waves. These waves form a type of electromagnetic radiation which is used for communication without cables, allowing the transmission of signals between the phone and the cell towers. Even though some consider them as part of the lower microwave frequency band, in fact, these are radio waves.
The blood glucose level is commonly expressed as:
- (A) Millimeters
- (B) Milligram per deciliter
- (C) Parts per million
- (D) Grams per liter
- (B) Milligram per deciliter
Blood sugar is often measured in milligram per deciliter (mg/dL). That means milligrams of glucose in every 100 mL of blood. A normal fasting level is usually between 70 and 100 mg/dL. Some countries use mmol/L instead. Still, mg/dL is common in clinics and tests. It is probably the go, to unit in most exams. Seems like it sticks around for now.
As the temperature of ice rises, the ice melts and its density:
- (A) Decreases
- (B) Remains constant
- (C) Increases
- (D) Increases up to 10°C
- (C) Increases
The chemical name of laughing gas is:
- (A) Nitric Oxide
- (B) Nitrogen Dioxide
- (C) Nitrogen Pent-oxide
- (D) Nitrous Oxide
- (D) Nitrous Oxide
Nitrous oxide is a colorless gas with a mild sweet smell. People call it laughing gas because breathing it can make you feel happy and relaxed, sometimes even laugh out of control. Its safe and helps ease pain and fear. Doctors use it often in dentistry to calm patients during treatment.
Select the word having most nearly same meaning of Assimilate:
- (A) Adapt
- (B) Absorb
- (C) Reject
- (D) Digest
- (B) Absorb