FPSC ANF Inspector Past Paper Dated: 2010 1- Which is the most abundant element present in the human body? A. NitrogenB. OxygenC. CarbonD. Hydrogen View Answer Answer : B. Oxygen Description 2- How cancer can be treated? A. Antibodies and chemotherapyB. Radiotherapy and antibodiesC. Chemotherapy and radiotherapyD. Antibiotics and vaccines View Answer Answer : C. Chemotherapy and radiotherapy Description 3- Animals obtain carbon dioxide mainly from: A. StarchB. GlucoseC. GlycogenD. Sucrose View Answer Answer : B. Glucose Description 4- Fossils found in the lowest geological strata are generally most: A. PrimitiveB. ComplexC. AdvanceD. Specialized View Answer Answer : A. Primitive Description 5- Evolution can be described as: A. A continuing processB. A catastrophic event in the pastC. StaticD. The attaining of an ideal type View Answer Answer : A. A continuing process Description 6- What is the only source of new alleles? A. MutationB. FertilizationC. Crossing overD. Independent assortment View Answer Answer : A. Mutation Description 7- Polygenic characteristics are controlled by: A. Mutated genesB. Multiple genesC. Recessive genesD. Dominant genes View Answer Answer : B. Multiple genes Description 8- Which of the following lists the four stages of food processing in order? A. Absorption, digestion, ingestion, eliminationB. Ingestion, absorption, elimination, digestionC. Digestion, ingestion, absorption, eliminationD. Ingestion, digestion, absorption, elimination View Answer Answer : D. Ingestion, digestion, absorption, elimination Description 9- In humans, most nutrient molecules are absorbed by the: A. LiverB. StomachC. Large intestineD. Small intestine View Answer Answer : D. Small intestine Description 10- The energy needed to fuel essential body process is called: A. Basal metabolismB. Essential nutrient levelC. Optimum energy intakeD. Recommended daily allowance View Answer Answer : A. Basal metabolism Description 11- Which of the following is an organic molecule needed by the body in small amounts? A. ProteinB. Vitamin CC. ZincD. Monosaccharide View Answer Answer : B. Vitamin C Description 12- Inhaled air passes through which of the following in the last? A. TracheaB. PharynxC. BronchioleD. Larynx View Answer Answer : C. Bronchiole Description 13- Which of the following is a form of sexual reproduction? A. FissionB. BuddingC. FragmentationD. Hermaphroditism View Answer Answer : D. Hermaphroditism Description 14- Cobalt is a material which is: A. Strongly attracted by a magnetB. Not attracted by a magnetC. Not a magnetD. Weakly attracted by a magnet View Answer Answer : A. Strongly attracted by a magnet Description 15- Laughing gas has chemical composition of the following two elements which are: A. Nitrogen + HydrogenB. Nitrogen + CarbonC. Nitrogen + OxygenD. Oxygen + Carbon View Answer Answer : C. Nitrogen + Oxygen Description 16- Hepatitis A is transmitted to different individuals by: A. SpitB. WaterC. SneezingD. Faeces View Answer Answer : D. Faeces Description 17- The unit that coordinates different devices of the computer system is: A. ALUB. RegisterC. Control unit D. Logical instruction View Answer Answer : C. Control unit Description 18- Walnuts can be broken in the hand by squeezing two together but not one. It is because of: A. Work doneB. PowerC. EnergyD. Pressure View Answer Answer : D. Pressure Description 19- The instrument specially designed for recording earthquake wave is called seismograph which measure earthquake waves on a: A. Celsius ScaleB. Richter scaleC. Fahrenheit ScaleD. Diatonic scale View Answer Answer : B. Richter scale Description 20- The planet Mercury completes one rotation around the sun in: A. 60 daysB. 88 daysC. 98 daysD. 365 days View Answer Answer : B. 88 days Description 1 2 3 4 5
