2006 I QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS :: part3 : 1 to 5
Following Multiple choice objective type questions and answers will help you as a free online coaching for your TRB SSC CGL written exam preparation for 2017. These are useful study materials collected from previous year question papers. :
1.What is the scientific name of National Animal of India ? |
| Panthera leo |
| Panthera tigris |
| Elephas indicus |
| Bos domesticus |
2.The phenomenon of ejection of electrons from the surface of metals,when light of a suitable wavelength falls on it,is known as |
| Electrolysis |
| Ionization |
| Photoelectric effect |
| None of the above |
3.In summer,the mirages are seen due to the phenomenon of |
| reflection of light |
| total internal reflection of light |
| interference of light |
| diffraction of light |
4.In which phylum,octopus,snail,sepia and unio are included ? |
| Porifera |
| Annelida |
| Mollusca |
| Arthropoda |
5.Fromalin is an aqueous solution of |
| methanal |
| ethanal |
| fructose |
| nitric acid |
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