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Past Paper of FMH

Past Paper of FMH

Given Below are some of the MCQs that were included in Paper of FMH 2013.

1. What will be the mass of CaCO3 if it contains 67 liters of oxygen at stp?
a.50,
b.150,
c.100,
d. 200

2. Maximum inter molecular attraction is between
a. HCl
b. H2,
c. H2O
d. None of these

3. Which of the following is not an organelle?
a. Endoplasmic reticullum
b. Ribosomes
c. Vacuole
d. Cytoplasm

4. Abbreviation of DSl
a. Durable Signal Line
b. Double Signal Line
c. Digital Subscriber Line
d. Direct Signal Line

5. Antonym of PIQUE
 a. Irk
 b. Joy
 c. Huff
 d. Hurt

6. Antonym of KINDLE
a. smother
b. detest
c. enemy
d. discourage

7. She is ____ athlete
a. a
b. an
c. well
d.  the

8. Name the countries surrounding Pakistan

9. Hecto is equal to?
a)10^-2
b)10^-6
c)10^+6
d)10^+2

10. What do the letters DVD stand for?
a. Do Visit Disneyland.  
b. Digital Versatile Disc.  
c. Digital Version Disc.
d. Digital Version Data .

11. 1 light year is equal to how many meters?
a. 9.46x10^15 m
b. 9.51x10^15m
c. 9.68x10^15m
d. 9.61x10^-11m

12.  Which of the following structure is not present in all the bacteria?
a
) Cell membrane
b) Chromatin bodies
c) Ribosomes
d) Capsule

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