Everyday Science

Everyday Science subject is comprise of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science, Geography and Engineering Subjects. This section also carries MCQs about how and why, science shapes our daily lives. Everyday Science or EDS is one of the compulsory subjects in CSS. It is also part of most of general tests conducted by different testing services and government departments, schools or colleges.

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    Animals
    Egg-laying mammals are called:
    Prototheria is a paraphyletic subclass to which the orders Monotremata, Morganucodonta, Docodonta, Triconodonta and Multituberculata have been assigned, although the validity of the subclass has been questioned. Most of the animals in this group are extinct.
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    Animals
    Which deer is known as Barking Deer:
    Muntjacs, also known as barking deer or rib-faced deer are small deer of the genus Muntiacus native to south and southeast Asia. Muntjacs are thought to have begun appearing 15–35 million years ago, with remains found in Miocene deposits in France, Germany and Poland.
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    Animals
    The fish that can taste with its whole body is the:
    Catfish Note : Catfish is the fish that can taste with its whole body. The catfish has the ability to taste its food with all its body parts. As per the findings, catfish has nearly 100,000 taste buds on its body and the count exceed with large catfishes right up to 175,000 taste buds.
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    Animals
    The only animal with true blue pigments:
    The only exception in nature is the obrina olivewing butterfly, which is the only known animal to produce a true blue pigment. Obrina Olivewing butterflies are very unusual because they are one of the few animals with actual blue pigment
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    Animals
    The only known fish that makes nest is the:
    The male stickleback lures in potential mates by building a nest of waterweed, detritus and algae which he manoeuvres with his mouth to create a small dome or bower. He glues these materials together with spiggin, a secretion from his kidneys.
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    Animals
    The number of bones in the giraffe’s neck is :
    Despite its elongated form, the neck of a giraffe is made up of just seven large bones known as cervical vertebrae.
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    Everyday Science
    Which of the following has three hearts?
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    Everyday Science
    Biogas is the common name of:
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    Everyday Science
    Myopia is a disease connected with:
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    Branches of Science
    Science and technology of electronic phenomena
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