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Heat, temperature and thermodynamics - Test Set 2
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- When water freezes its density.
Question 1
- Decreases
- Becomes zero
- Remains constant
- Increases
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- Super cooling stands for cooling of a liquid
Question 2
- At freezing point
- At melting point
- Below freezing point
- Above melting point
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- Refrigerator protects the food from contamination because
Question 3
- At its low temperature bacteria & fungus become non-reactive.
- Germs get died at this temperature.
- Germs get freeze at this temperature.
- It makes food free from germs.
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- Cryogenic science is related to
Question 4
- High temperature
- Low temperature
- Friction and wear-tear
- Increment in crystals.
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- What determines the colour of a star?
Question 5
- Temperature
- Distance
- Radius
- Atmospheric Pressure
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- The rate of cooling depends on which factor?
Question 6
- Temperature difference between body and its surroundings
- Nature of radiated surface
- Area of radiated surface
- All of the above
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- A copper disc has a hole. If the disc is heated the size of hole
Question 7
- Increases
- Decreases
- No change
- First increase then decreases
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- During hot weather the fan produces a feeling of comfort this is because
Question 8
- Fan supplies cool air
- Fan cools the air
- Our perspiration evaporates rapidly
- Conductivity of air increases
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- Ocean currents are an example of
Question 9
- Convection
- Conduction
- Insulation
- Radiation
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- A circular plate, a cube and a sphere all made up of same material and having the same mass are heated to 300°C and left in a room which of them will have slowest rate of cooling?
Question 10
- Circular plate
- Cube
- Sphere
- All will cool at the same rate
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- Conversion of heat energy into electric energy is achieved by using
Question 11
- Ammeter
- Hydrometer
- Voltmeter
- Thermocouple
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- On heating frozen foods in sealed pouches in a microwave why do you first poke holes in the pouch?
Question 12
- To prevent steam pressure from bursting open the pouch.
- To allow the heat get into the food through the hole.
- To allow the microwaves to get into the food through the holes.
- To allow the aroma of the food to come out through the hole.
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- In case of an ideal gas, Joule-Thomson effect is
Question 13
- zero
- positive
- negative
- infinite
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- The temperature at which Celsius and Fahrenheit scales give the same reading is:
Question 14
- 0°C
- 32°C
- -40°C
- 40°C
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- Kinetic energy of molecules is highest in
Question 15
- Gases
- Solids
- Liquids
- Solutions
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- If temperature is kept constant during a reaction, the process is called
Question 16
- Adiabatic
- Isobaric
- Isochoric
- Isothermal
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- The principle underlying a microwave oven is
Question 17
- Heat generated by nuclear power
- Microwaves are similar to thermal radiation
- Not fully understood
- Microwaves vibrate the water molecules in food thereby generating heat
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- Select the best response:
Question 18
One should wear coloured dress in winter because- They look colourful
- They are cheaper
- They absorb heat
- it is easy to wash them
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- Which of the following metals is the best conductor of heat and electricity?
Question 19
- Sodium
- Copper
- Silver
- Potassium
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- When water cools from 7°C to 0°C
Question 20
- It contracts only
- It expands only
- It first contracts and then expands
- It first expands and then contracts
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