LET: General Education Part 14

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General Education Part 14

1. What would be the best way to prevent soil erosion in a hill?

a. building terraces

b. cultivation

c. reforestation

d. irrigation

Answer: a

2. The application of specific concepts and principles.

a. biology

b. ecology

c. technology

d. science

Answer: c

3. What causes the feeling of coolness after experiencing perspiration?

a. air entered the skin pores

b. evaporation of perspiration

c. absorption of perspiration

d. condensation of perspiration

Answer: d

4. A weather disturbance having a 50 km/hour center winds is called?

a. hurricane

b. tropical depression

c. storm

d. typhoon

Answer: b

5. Environmental pollution is classified as violence that is now termed as?

a. ecological

b. structural

c. technological

d. scientific

Answer: a

6. There are some insects or animals that can walk on water surface. This is made possible by?

a. surface capillarity

b. surface adhesion

c. surface tension

d. dense water surface

Answer: c

7. Is a group of interacting plants, animals and humans in a particular area.

a. ecological community

b. environment

c. living organisms

d. food chain

Answer: a

8. Excessive presence of CO2 in the air trapping heat near the earth’s surface causing a rise in the temperature in the environment.

a. El Nino

b. “Greenhouse Effect”

c. Pollution

d. La Nina

Answer: b

9. The earth’s shield against the Sun’s harmful radiation.

a. atmosphere

b. air

c. ozone layer

d. clouds

Answer: c

10. The use of products with _____ is discouraged because they contribute to the depletion of _____.

a. CFC’s – Solar radiation

b. gas – ozone

c. ozone – air

d. CFC’s – ozone layer

Answer: d

11. Is a condition in which the excessive number of organisms may result in unhealthy living conditions and lower quality of life.

a. food shortage

b. population

c. pollution

d. overpopulation

Answer: d

12. Branch of science that deals with the study of the relationship between plants, animals and other living things found in their habitats.

a. biology

b. biodiversity

c. ecology

d. ecosystem

Answer: c

13. Which of the following waste materials is NOT a biodegradable waste material?

a. dried leaves

b. food leftovers

c. styrofoam

d. paper

Answer: c

14. These are substances disposed of after use or by-products brought about by certain processes.

a. waste materials

b. food leftovers

c. styrofoam

d. paper

Answer: a

15. A change in the shape or size of an object can be classified as?

a. nuclear change

b. chemical change

c. physical change

d. electrical

Answer: c

16. Process that occurs when CO2 as solid, changes CO2 as gas.

a. evaporation

b. sublimation

c. condensation

d. decomposition

Answer: b

17. It is the space between the sun and the planets of the solar system.

a. interplanetary space

b. solar space

c. solar ring

d. magnetic field

Answer: a

18. Iron sheet is coated with _____ to prevent rusting.

a. zinc

b. paint

c. anti-rust coating

d. cryolite

Answer: a

19. The sudden change in the genetic composition of an organism w/c can either result in a wholesome or un-wholesome by-product.

a. modification

b. infusion

c. growth

d. mutation

Answer: d

20. He evolved the Theory of Evolution in his book “Origin of Species”.

a. Albert Einstein

b. Charles Darwin

c. Janus Keppler

d. Archimedes.

Answer: b

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