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MCQ

1.Largest Country of the world in size?
Russia.
 
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2. Cell Group together form?
Tissues

3. The Human Body is Made of ?
Trillion Cells

4.First person on moon?
Neil Armstrong.

5.  Largest ocean in the world? 
The Pacific Ocean.

6. Largest sea of the world?
The South China Sea.

7. Smallest Islamic Country?
Maldives.

 8. The largest glacier?
Lambert Glacier.

9.The tallest tree in the world?
Redwood.

10.Planet nearest to the earth?
Venus.

11.Brightest planet ?
Venus.

12.Driest place of the USA?
Death valley.

13.Largest island?
Greenland

14.Coldest planet?
Neptune.

15-Stomach is a ?
j-Shapped

16-It starts the digestion of carbohydrates?
Saliva

17-It helps to remove dust from our nose and throat?
Cough


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Hello students, Computer Science mcqs in pdf will be share tomorrow.
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