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PST JEST 5th Class Science Subject PDF
PST JEST 5th Class Science Subject PDF
Q47. Seeds of dicot plants contain of how many cotyledons (seed leaf)?
Answer: Two cotyledon
Q48. Flowers of which plants have four or multiple of four floral leaves?
Answer: Dicot plants
Q49. Animals that give birth to their babies and feed them with milk are?
Answer: Mammals
Q50. Seeds of monocot plants contain of how many cotyledons (seed leaf)?
Answer: One cotyledon
Q51. Flowers of which plants have three or multiple of three floral leaves?
Answer: Monocot plants
Q52. Lizards, snakes, crocodiles, turtles, and tortoise are example of?
Answer: Reptiles
Q54. Animals that spend most of their life on land but do often live in water are?
Answer: Reptiles
Q55. Fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals are example of?
Answer: Vertebrate animals
Q56. Vertebrates animals that take on the temperature of their surrounding are called?
Answer: Cold-blooded
Q57. Flowering plants are further divided into two main types called?
Answer: Monocot plants and dicot plants
Q8. Which are largest microbes among bacteria, virus and fungi? Answer: Fungi
Q9. Microorganisms are grouped as? Answer: Virus, bacteria and fungi
Q10. Any disease caused by presence of microbial organisms in the body is called an? Answer: Infection
Q5. Which part of seed develops into new plant? Answer: Embryo
Q7. Structure that emerges from the soil of new plant is called? Answer: Hypocotyl
Q8. A part of seed that contains stored food is called? Answer: Endosperm
Q10. In which type of seed the process Epigeal germination takes place? Answer: Dicot seed
Q11. In which type of seed the process Hypogeal germination takes place? Answer: Monocot seed
Q12. Seed germination in which the cotyledons remain inside the soil is called? Answer: Hypogeal germination
Q13. Seed germination in which the cotyledons emerge above the ground is called? Answer: Epigeal germination
Q2. Air pollution is caused by? Answer: Solid, liquid and gases pollutants
Q3. Water borne diseases are caused by? Answer: Water pollution
Q2. A process in which liquid changes into gas without boiling is called? Answer: Evaporation
Q3. A process in which water vapor changes into liquid on cooling is called? Answer: Condensation
Q4. In water cycle, water is available in how many states of matter? Answer: Three (all)
Q6. A thick cloud of water droplets on the earth’s surface is called? Answer: Fog
Q7. Drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night due to condensation is called? Answer: Dew
Q5. Fraction forces between the air and moving object cause? Answer: Resistance
Q6. Force that opposes any object moving through the air is called? Answer: Air resistance
Q12. In third kind of lever, effort is between? Answer: Load and fulcrum
Q14. A lever is a long bar which moves around a fixed point called? Answer: Fulcrum
Q15. In first kind of lever, fulcrum is between? Answer: Effort and load
Q16. In second kind of lever, load is between? Answer: Effort and fulcrum
Q17. How many kinds of lever are there? Answer: Three (first, second and third kind of lever)
Q18. A type of simple machine with two slanting sides ending in a sharp edge is called? Answer: Wedge
Q13. Objects that allow light to travel through them are called?
Answer: Transparent objects
Q14. Objects that allow some light to travel through them are called?
Answer: Translucent objects
Q15. Objects that do not allow light to travel through them are called?
Answer: Opaque objects
Q16. How much heat and light does earth receive from four billion tons of mass?
Answer: Two billionths
Q17. When light is blocked by opaque objects, what is formed on opposite side of object?
Answer: Shadow
Q18. A object that does not produce light but it reflects light that comes from luminous
object is called?
Answer: Non-luminous
Q2. What things are used to draw a circuit diagram? Answer: Symbols
Q8. Protons and neutrons are present inside the? Answer: Nucleus
Q17. What happens when oppositely charged clouds interact with each other?
Answer: Lightening
Q19. What happens when balloons are rubbed with the wool cloth?
Answer: They will repel each other
Q20. What happens when two opposite poles of magnets are brought close to each other?
Answer: They attract
Q21. What happens when two same poles of magnets are brought close to each other?
Answer: They repel
Q22. A safety device used in circuit to protect the appliances and its wiring from damage
is called?
Answer: Fuse
Q3. Sandy, salty, clay and loam are the types of?
Answer: Soil
Q4. A soil which is mixture of sand, silt and clay is referred as?
Answer: Loam
Q5. A process which soil is displaced from the earth surface by agents is called?
Answer: Erosion
Q6. A process in which a dead organism is broken down into simple nutrients is called?
Answer: Decomposition
Q3. How many minutes do light of sun take to reach the earth? Answer: 8 minutes
Q5. How many earths can fit inside the sun? Answer: 1,300,000
Q6. How many earths can be equal to sun in terms of size? Answer: 109 earths
Q7. What is distance between sun and earth? Answer: 150 million km
Q12. Brightest and hottest planet in solar system is? Answer: Venus
Q32. Comets are bodies made up of? Answer: Ice, dust and rock
Q35. Which bodies produce a long tail due to the heat from the sun? Answer: Comets
Q36. The longest volcano of solar system “Olympus Mons” lies in? Answer: Mars
Q37. SUPARCO stands for? Answer: Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission