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This section includes 374 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Engineering Physics knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
101. |
What does the phrase “anthropogenic CO₂ emissions” mean? |
A. | Human made CO₂ emissions |
B. | Industrial CO₂ emissions |
C. | Natural CO₂ emissions |
D. | All of the mentioned |
Answer» B. Industrial CO₂ emissions | |
102. |
Which is the most abundant greenhouse gas in the atmosphere? |
A. | Carbon dioxide |
B. | Water vapour |
C. | Methane |
D. | Nitrogen |
Answer» C. Methane | |
103. |
By how much has atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration increased ever since the Industrial Revolution? |
A. | 20% |
B. | 10% |
C. | 40% |
D. | 60% |
Answer» D. 60% | |
104. |
How the Nitrogen oxide can be reduced in flue gases? |
A. | Selective Catalytic reduction |
B. | Flue Gas desulphurization |
C. | Catalytic Cells |
D. | By introducing filters in the chimney's |
Answer» B. Flue Gas desulphurization | |
105. |
In coal fired power plants what is scrubbed out from the flue gases? |
A. | Lead |
B. | Mercury |
C. | Sulphur |
D. | Manganese |
Answer» D. Manganese | |
106. |
What is the process of Flue gas Desulphurization? |
A. | It's the conversion of sulphurdioxide to calcium sulphate |
B. | It's the conversion of limestone to calcium sulphate |
C. | conversion of Sulphurdioxide into Limestone |
D. | Conversion of flue gases into limestone |
Answer» B. It's the conversion of limestone to calcium sulphate | |
107. |
FGD stands for |
A. | Focus group Discussion |
B. | Flue Gas desulphurization |
C. | Feature group Discussion |
D. | Ferro Gas desulphurization |
Answer» C. Feature group Discussion | |
108. |
What does “airborne fraction” with respect to greenhouse gases indicate? |
A. | Amount of greenhouse gases that are released into air due to industrial process |
B. | Proportion of greenhouse gases in air to all the other atmospheric gases |
C. | Proportion of greenhouse gas emission that remain even after a specified time |
D. | None of the mentioned |
Answer» D. None of the mentioned | |
109. |
Which of the following is the largest sink for carbon dioxide gas? |
A. | Forests |
B. | Oceans |
C. | Ice sheets |
D. | Grasslands |
Answer» C. Ice sheets | |
110. |
Apart from Earth, which other celestial body(s) exhibits greenhouse gas effect? |
A. | Venus |
B. | Mars |
C. | Titan |
D. | All of the mentioned |
Answer» E. | |
111. |
Which of the following bodies in the solar system has anti-greenhouse effect? |
A. | Jupiter |
B. | Mars |
C. | Titan |
D. | Venus |
Answer» D. Venus | |
112. |
Which of the following radiations of the sun do greenhouse gases trap? |
A. | Visible radiations |
B. | Infrared radiations |
C. | UV radiations |
D. | All the radiations |
Answer» C. UV radiations | |
113. |
What does GWP in the context of greenhouse gases indicate? |
A. | Global Warming Parameters |
B. | Gradual Warming Pattern |
C. | Global Warming Patterns |
D. | Global Warming Potential |
Answer» E. | |
114. |
Clouds help in cooling down the planet and do not contribute to greenhouse effect. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
C. | May be True or False |
D. | Can't say |
Answer» C. May be True or False | |
115. |
What is the GWP of methane over a time period of 20 years? |
A. | 86 |
B. | 34 |
C. | 43 |
D. | 67 |
Answer» B. 34 | |
116. |
The GWP depends on which of the following factors? |
A. | Absorption capability of IR radiations |
B. | Atmospheric life-time |
C. | Range of IR wavelengths it can absorb |
D. | All of the mentioned |
Answer» E. | |
117. |
Which of the following mentioned GHGs has the highest atmospheric lifetime? |
A. | Carbon tetrafluoride |
B. | Nitrous oxide |
C. | Methane |
D. | CFC |
Answer» B. Nitrous oxide | |
118. |
Which of the following gases has the highest radiative efficiency? |
A. | Sulphur hexafluoride |
B. | Carbon tetrachloride |
C. | PFTBA |
D. | CFC |
Answer» D. CFC | |
119. |
Which of the following compounds have the highest GWP? |
A. | Nitrous oxide |
B. | CFC |
C. | Water vapour |
D. | Sulphur hexafluoride |
Answer» E. | |
120. |
What is the reason for extreme difference in temperatures at day and night in deserts? |
A. | Carbon dioxide concentrations are low in desert regions, therefore heat escapes easily |
B. | Sand has high heat conduction properties |
C. | Lack of moisture leads to escape of heat |
D. | All of the mentioned |
Answer» D. All of the mentioned | |
121. |
What does the method of “enhanced weathering” infer? |
A. | It is a method used to spray sulphate aerosols to reduce the greenhouse effect |
B. | It is a method of cloud seeding that is done to reduce the contribution of clouds to greenhouse effect |
C. | It is a method used to remove CO₂from the air |
D. | None of the mentioned |
Answer» E. | |
122. |
Anthropogenic sources of carbon dioxide are 20 times greater than natural carbon dioxide sources. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
C. | May be True or False |
D. | Can't say |
Answer» C. May be True or False | |
123. |
In the lower layers of atmosphere, what range of wavelengths of light is predominant? |
A. | Less than 100 nm |
B. | Greater than 300 nm |
C. | Between 100-300 nm |
D. | All wavelengths are equally present |
Answer» C. Between 100-300 nm | |
124. |
At what concentration (in ppm), is nitrogen present in the atmosphere? |
A. | 780,840 |
B. | 390,420 |
C. | 78,084 |
D. | 900,000 |
Answer» B. 390,420 | |
125. |
What is the region of mild and irregular wind in the equatorial region known as? |
A. | Trade winds |
B. | Westerlies |
C. | Doldrums |
D. | Easterlies |
Answer» D. Easterlies | |
126. |
“Roaring forties” is the term used to describe which of the following winds? |
A. | East-to-west air winds in the southern hemisphere |
B. | West-to east air winds in the northern hemisphere |
C. | East-to-west air winds in the northern hemisphere |
D. | West-to-east air winds in the southern hemisphere |
Answer» E. | |
127. |
What does the ratio of the mass of water vapour to mass of air indicate? |
A. | Absolute humidity |
B. | Specific humidity |
C. | Relative humidity |
D. | Approximate humidity |
Answer» C. Relative humidity | |
128. |
Compressibility factor remains constant at constant |
A. | pressure |
B. | temperature |
C. | volume |
D. | surface area |
Answer» C. volume | |
129. |
Plasma which is more reactive has |
A. | high pressure |
B. | low temperature |
C. | low surface area |
D. | low polarizability |
Answer» C. low surface area | |
130. |
The forces of attraction present among gas molecules are |
A. | excessive |
B. | negligible |
C. | highly packed |
D. | hydrogen bonding |
Answer» C. highly packed | |
131. |
Gases are usually composed of many small particles which are named as |
A. | atoms |
B. | molecules |
C. | groups |
D. | clusters |
Answer» C. groups | |
132. |
Fluorescent lights and lightning discharges are composed of |
A. | liquids |
B. | solids |
C. | plasma |
D. | gases |
Answer» D. gases | |
133. |
Kelvin scale starts from |
A. | 173 |
B. | 273 |
C. | 293 |
D. | 283 |
Answer» C. 293 | |
134. |
Boyle law states that for increase in pressure the volume is |
A. | increased |
B. | decreased |
C. | remains constant |
D. | none |
Answer» C. remains constant | |
135. |
Joule Thomson effect is based upon |
A. | sudden compression of gases |
B. | sudden expansion of gases |
C. | cooling of gases |
D. | heating of gases |
Answer» C. cooling of gases | |
136. |
Most of the matter on earth is in |
A. | solid state |
B. | liquid state |
C. | gaseous state |
D. | plasma state |
Answer» B. liquid state | |
137. |
The gas which is diffused into the blood during diving is |
A. | hydrogen |
B. | helium |
C. | nitrogen |
D. | oxygen |
Answer» D. oxygen | |
138. |
In defining Charle's law the quantity which remains constant is |
A. | volume |
B. | pressure |
C. | temperature |
D. | forces |
Answer» C. temperature | |
139. |
Gases occupy the volume of the |
A. | Solids |
B. | liquids |
C. | air |
D. | container |
Answer» E. | |
140. |
The critical volume for hydrogen is |
A. | 74.42cm cube |
B. | 95.65 cm cube |
C. | 64.51cm cube |
D. | 89cm cube |
Answer» D. 89cm cube | |
141. |
Definite shape is a chrachterization of |
A. | solids |
B. | liquids |
C. | gases |
D. | plasma |
Answer» B. liquids | |
142. |
In the method of liquefaction of gases the quantity which falls is |
A. | surface area |
B. | density |
C. | volume |
D. | temperature |
Answer» E. | |
143. |
116 torr is the partial pressure of oxygen in |
A. | blood |
B. | lungs |
C. | air spaces |
D. | cells |
Answer» C. air spaces | |
144. |
Van der Waal states that for ideal gas the factors which must be corrected are |
A. | volume |
B. | pressure |
C. | pressure and volume |
D. | temperature |
Answer» D. temperature | |
145. |
Atoms and molecules are ionized when they get |
A. | heat |
B. | cooling |
C. | space |
D. | definite volume |
Answer» B. cooling | |
146. |
We feel comfortable in breathing when partial pressure of oxygen is |
A. | 117 torr |
B. | 159 torr |
C. | 179 torr |
D. | 134 torr |
Answer» C. 179 torr | |
147. |
The melting points of states of matter depends upon strength of |
A. | intermolecular forces |
B. | volume |
C. | molecules |
D. | atoms |
Answer» B. volume | |
148. |
The kinetic energy of gas molecules is given by |
A. | 1/7mN*mean square velocity |
B. | 1/9mN*mean square velocity |
C. | 1/6mN*mean square velocity |
D. | 1/2mN*mean square velocity |
Answer» E. | |
149. |
The excluded volume of gas depends upon |
A. | volume |
B. | size of gas |
C. | shape of gas |
D. | hydrogen bonding |
Answer» C. shape of gas | |
150. |
The graph of gases move towards ideal at |
A. | high temperature |
B. | high pressure |
C. | high volume |
D. | density |
Answer» B. high pressure | |