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Q 1 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Earthquakes are caused by? A
Sudden movement of tectonic plates
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Ans: Sudden movement of tectonic plates Correct Answer: Sudden movement of tectonic plates
Earthquakes are caused mainly by the sudden movement of tectonic plates, which releases stored energy as seismic waves.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 2 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
The scale used to measure earthquake intensity is?
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Ans: Mercalli scale Correct Answer: Mercalli scale
The Mercalli scale measures earthquake intensity, i.e. the observed effects at a place; the Richter scale measures magnitude.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 3 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Cyclones are also called? A
Tropical storms / Hurricanes
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Ans: Tropical storms / Hurricanes Correct Answer: Tropical storms / Hurricanes
Tropical cyclones are also called hurricanes (Atlantic/Caribbean) and typhoons (north-west Pacific); 'cyclone' is the name used in the Indian Ocean and South Pacific.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 4 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Volcanoes erupt due to? A
Magma pressure beneath Earth's crust
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Ans: Magma pressure beneath Earth's crust Correct Answer: Magma pressure beneath Earth's crust
Volcanoes erupt when pressure from magma beneath the Earth's crust forces molten rock to the surface.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 5 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Shield volcano has? A
Broad, gentle slopes
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B
Steep slopes & explosive eruptions
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Ans: Broad, gentle slopes Correct Answer: Broad, gentle slopes
Shield volcanoes are built up by fluid lava flows and have broad, gentle slopes.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 6 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Composite volcano has? A
Steep slopes & explosive eruptions
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Ans: Steep slopes & explosive eruptions Correct Answer: Steep slopes & explosive eruptions
Composite (stratovolcanoes) are steep-sided and erupt explosively, alternating lava flows and ash layers.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 7 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Earthquake waves are called?
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Ans: Seismic waves Correct Answer: Seismic waves
The waves generated by an earthquake are called seismic waves.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 8 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
P-waves are? A
Primary, fastest seismic waves
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B
Secondary, slower seismic waves
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Ans: Primary, fastest seismic waves Correct Answer: Primary, fastest seismic waves
P-waves (primary waves) are the fastest seismic waves and travel through solids, liquids and gases.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 9 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
S-waves are? A
Secondary, slower seismic waves
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B
Primary, fastest seismic waves
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Ans: Secondary, slower seismic waves Correct Answer: Secondary, slower seismic waves
S-waves (secondary waves) are slower than P-waves and travel only through solids.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 10 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Landslides often occur due to? A
Heavy rainfall & slope instability
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Ans: Heavy rainfall & slope instability Correct Answer: Heavy rainfall & slope instability
Landslides are often triggered by heavy rainfall and slope instability, which weaken the ground holding a slope together.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 11 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Flooding is caused by? A
Excessive rainfall & poor drainage
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Ans: Excessive rainfall & poor drainage Correct Answer: Excessive rainfall & poor drainage
Flooding is caused by excessive rainfall and poor drainage, when water cannot drain away fast enough.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 12 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Drought is a prolonged period of?
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Ans: Water scarcity Correct Answer: Water scarcity
A drought is a prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall leading to water scarcity.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 13 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Rock cycle involves? A
Formation, breakdown & reformation of rocks
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Ans: Formation, breakdown & reformation of rocks Correct Answer: Formation, breakdown & reformation of rocks
The rock cycle is the continuous process by which rocks form, break down and reform as igneous, sedimentary or metamorphic rock.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 14 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Igneous rocks are formed from? A
Cooling of molten magma
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B
Compaction of sediments
C
Heat & pressure on existing rocks
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Ans: Cooling of molten magma Correct Answer: Cooling of molten magma
Igneous rocks form when molten magma cools and solidifies.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 15 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Sedimentary rocks are formed by? A
Compaction & cementation of sediments
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C
Heat & pressure on existing rocks
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Ans: Compaction & cementation of sediments Correct Answer: Compaction & cementation of sediments
Sedimentary rocks form by the compaction and cementation of sediments.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 16 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Metamorphic rocks are formed by? A
Heat & pressure on existing rocks
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C
Compaction of sediments
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Ans: Heat & pressure on existing rocks Correct Answer: Heat & pressure on existing rocks
Metamorphic rocks form when existing rocks are changed by heat and pressure without melting.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 17 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Granite is an example of?
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Ans: Igneous rock Correct Answer: Igneous rock
Granite is an igneous rock, formed from slowly cooled magma.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 18 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Sandstone is an example of? A
Sedimentary rock
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Ans: Sedimentary rock Correct Answer: Sedimentary rock
Sandstone is a sedimentary rock made of cemented sand grains.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 19 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Marble is an example of? A
Metamorphic rock
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Ans: Metamorphic rock Correct Answer: Metamorphic rock
Marble is a metamorphic rock formed from limestone under heat and pressure.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 20 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Minerals are naturally occurring? A
Inorganic solids with definite composition
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Ans: Inorganic solids with definite composition Correct Answer: Inorganic solids with definite composition
Minerals are naturally occurring inorganic solids with a definite chemical composition and crystal structure.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 21 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Quartz is a mineral made of? A
Silicon dioxide (SiO2)
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Ans: Silicon dioxide (SiO2) Correct Answer: Silicon dioxide (SiO2)
Quartz is a mineral made of silicon dioxide (SiO2).
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 22 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Iron ore primarily contains? A
Fe2O3 / Hematite
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Ans: Fe2O3 / Hematite Correct Answer: Fe2O3 / Hematite
Iron ore is primarily hematite, Fe2O3 (with magnetite, Fe3O4, as the other major ore).
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 23 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Bauxite is the main ore of?
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Ans: Aluminum Correct Answer: Aluminum
Bauxite is the main ore of aluminium.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 24 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Coal is formed from? A
Fossilized plants
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B
Ancient marine animals only
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Ans: Fossilized plants Correct Answer: Fossilized plants
Coal is formed from fossilized plant remains buried and compressed over millions of years.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 25 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Mining is the process of extracting? A
Minerals from Earth
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Ans: Minerals from Earth Correct Answer: Minerals from Earth
Mining is the process of extracting minerals and other geological materials from the Earth.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 26 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Surface mining is suitable for? A
Shallow mineral deposits
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Ans: Shallow mineral deposits Correct Answer: Shallow mineral deposits
Surface (open-pit/strip) mining is suitable for shallow mineral deposits near the Earth's surface.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 27 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Underground mining is used for? A
Deep mineral deposits
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Ans: Deep mineral deposits Correct Answer: Deep mineral deposits
Underground mining is used for deep mineral deposits that cannot be reached by surface mining.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 28 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Renewable energy reduces? A
Environmental impact
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Ans: Environmental impact Correct Answer: Environmental impact
Renewable energy reduces environmental impact because it produces little or no greenhouse-gas emissions in use.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 29 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Wind energy is converted by?
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Ans: Wind turbines Correct Answer: Wind turbines
Wind turbines convert the kinetic energy of wind into electricity.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 30 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Geothermal energy is obtained from? A
Earth's internal heat
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Ans: Earth's internal heat Correct Answer: Earth's internal heat
Geothermal energy is obtained from the Earth's internal heat.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 31 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Fossil fuels are non-renewable because? A
Take millions of years to form
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B
Are found underground only
D
Are found only in deserts
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Ans: Take millions of years to form Correct Answer: Take millions of years to form
Fossil fuels are non-renewable because they take millions of years to form, far slower than the rate at which they are used.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 32 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Coal is primarily used for? A
Electricity generation & industry
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Ans: Electricity generation & industry Correct Answer: Electricity generation & industry
Coal is primarily used for electricity generation and in industry (e.g. steelmaking).
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 33 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Petroleum is used mainly as? A
Fuel & petrochemicals
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Ans: Fuel & petrochemicals Correct Answer: Fuel & petrochemicals
Petroleum is used mainly as fuel and as the feedstock for petrochemicals.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 34 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Natural gas is used for? A
Cooking, electricity & heating
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Ans: Cooking, electricity & heating Correct Answer: Cooking, electricity & heating
Natural gas is used for cooking, electricity generation and heating.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 35 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Energy conservation aims to? A
Reduce wastage & pollution
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Ans: Reduce wastage & pollution Correct Answer: Reduce wastage & pollution
Energy conservation aims to reduce energy wastage and the pollution caused by energy use.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 36 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Efficiency of energy use is increased by? A
Modern technology & insulation
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C
Longer transmission lines
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Ans: Modern technology & insulation Correct Answer: Modern technology & insulation
Energy-use efficiency is increased by modern technology and insulation, which cut the energy lost in use.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 37 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Wind farms are mostly built in? A
Open, windy areas
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Ans: Open, windy areas Correct Answer: Open, windy areas
Wind farms are mostly built in open, windy areas where wind flow is strong and unobstructed.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 38 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Hydroelectric dams also provide? A
Water storage & irrigation
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Ans: Water storage & irrigation Correct Answer: Water storage & irrigation
Hydroelectric dams also provide water storage and irrigation, besides generating electricity.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 39 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Minerals are classified as? A
Metallic & non-metallic
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Ans: Metallic & non-metallic Correct Answer: Metallic & non-metallic
Minerals are classified as metallic and non-metallic minerals.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 40 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Metallic minerals include? A
Iron, copper, gold, aluminum
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Ans: Iron, copper, gold, aluminum Correct Answer: Iron, copper, gold, aluminum
Metallic minerals include iron, copper, gold and aluminium ores.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS
Q 41 Everyday Science Everyday Science - PMS 2026 GK (Q151-200): Earth Science (Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy)
Non-metallic minerals include? A
Limestone, gypsum, phosphate
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Ans: Limestone, gypsum, phosphate Correct Answer: Limestone, gypsum, phosphate
Non-metallic minerals include limestone, gypsum and phosphate.
From: PMS 2026 GK Practice Set - 1000 One-Liners, Q151-200 (Earth Science: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, Disasters, Rocks, Minerals & Energy) (2026) · PMS