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1.

A bond which is not symmetrical is a

A. pi bond
B. sigma bond
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» B. sigma bond
2.

The alkaline solution of Ca(OH)

A. 11
B. 14
C. 9
D. 12
Answer» B. 14
3.

The elements which have same number of protons but different number of neutrons are called as

A. isomers
B. isotopes
C. none
D. allotropes
Answer» C. none
4.

In gases, diffusion occurs because

A. Molecules of the gases attract each other
B. Molecules of the gases move in random motion
C. Molecules of the gases repel each other
D. Molecules of the gases that are present in a higher concentration exert a higher pressure
Answer» C. Molecules of the gases repel each other
5.

The carbonates and nitrates of group II elements decompose upon

A. mixing
B. heating
C. all of them
D. reactions
Answer» C. all of them
6.

By lowering activation energy the mixture will have sufficient energy to

A. react
B. reduced
C. act
D. produce
Answer» B. reduced
7.

In Brazil they used instead of petrol for car fuel sometimes is

A. gasoline
B. ethanol
C. all of them
D. alcohol
Answer» C. all of them
8.

Which of these metals react more vigorously with water?

A. Ca
B. Mg
C. both of these
D. None of Above
Answer» B. Mg
9.

The work done by an elevator is 1500 J with a constant force of 150 N, the distance covered by the elevator is

A. 1650 m
B. 1350 m
C. 10 m
D. 225000 m
Answer» D. 225000 m
10.

The ions which are composed of more than one type of atom are called

A. covalent compounds
B. ionic compounds
C. ionic ions
D. compound ions
Answer» E.
11.

Energy can be

A. destroyed or transferred
B. converted or transferred
C. created or destroyed
D. created or transferred
Answer» C. created or destroyed
12.

1 mm Hg is equal to

A. 1.013 × 10
B. Pa
C. 1 atm
D. 1.316 × 10^-3 atm
E. 133.29 atm
Answer» D. 1.316 × 10^-3 atm
13.

The motion that is repeated at regular internals is termed as

A. Oscillation
B. Vibration
C. Periodic motion
D. Ventilation
Answer» D. Ventilation
14.

Table mat is a good example of

A. conductor of heat
B. insulator of heat
C. conductor of electromagnetic waves
D. insulator of electromagnetic waves
Answer» C. conductor of electromagnetic waves
15.

The density of a substance is defined as

A. Density = Mass ⁄ Volume
B. Density = Mass × Volume
C. None of the above
D. Density = Volume ⁄ Mass
Answer» B. Density = Mass × Volume
16.

Electrochemical cell is achieved by connecting two

A. electrodes
B. ions
C. all of them
D. half cells
Answer» E.
17.

An estimated amount of 10,000 ethene monomers bond together to make polymer chain of

A. PVC
B. poly(ethene)
C. all of them
D. polymers
Answer» C. all of them
18.

The difference between mass and weight is

A. mass and weight both are force
B. mass is a force and weight is a quantity
C. mass is quantity and weight is force
D. mass and weight both are quantities
Answer» D. mass and weight both are quantities
19.

In the process of condensation, thermal energy is

A. given out
B. taken in
C. thermal energy isn't needed
D. neither given out nor taken in
Answer» B. taken in
20.

The pressure in our body is equal to

A. 1 exosphere
B. 1 ozone
C. 1 troposphere
D. 1 atmosphere
Answer» E.
21.

Formula of benzene is

A. C2H6
B. C6H6
C. CH
D. C6H12
Answer» C. CH
22.

The volume occupied by 0.500 mol of carbon dioxide at a pressure of 150kPa at the temperature of 19 °C will be

A. 8.89 dm3
B. 8.09 dm3
C. 8.13 dm3
D. 9.09 dm3
Answer» C. 8.13 dm3
23.

The rate of reaction is the change in amount of reactants or products in specific

A. density
B. volume
C. area
D. time
Answer» E.
24.

Moment of force is defined as

A. Moment = F x d
B. Moment = F/d
C. Moment = F - d
D. Moment = F + d
Answer» B. Moment = F/d
25.

In order to form NaCl,

A. Na and Cl shall be heated together
B. Na and Cl shall be heated separately first
C. All of Above are possible
D. Na shall be heated first and then plunged into the jar of O
E.
Answer» E.
26.

Hydrocarbons are main source of

A. diesel
B. petrol
C. all of them
D. kerosene
Answer» D. kerosene
27.

The regular arrangement in which atoms are closely packed together is called a

A. crystal lattice
B. lattice
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» C. none
28.

As the collision of particles in liquids and gases is lesser, so the flow of kinetic energy would be

A. slower
B. faster
C. zero
D. normal
Answer» B. faster
29.

A person of mass 50 kg flies to moon, his weight at the moon would be (earth's gravity = 10 ms

A. 500 N
B. 31.25 N
C. 80 N
D. 51.6 N
Answer» D. 51.6 N
30.

Every temperature measuring instrument makes use of a physical property of a substance in order to measure temperature objectively, which physical property is used by Thermocouple?

A. Volume of a fixed mass of liquid
B. Electromotive force
C. Pressure of a fixed mass of gas at constant volume
D. Resistance of a piece of metal
Answer» C. Pressure of a fixed mass of gas at constant volume
31.

Carboxylic acids are very

A. reactive
B. unreactive
C. none
D. easily made
Answer» C. none
32.

Values are bond energies refer to broken bonds hence they are always

A. negative
B. positive
C. constant
D. neutral
Answer» C. constant
33.

Gases are

A. very little compressible
B. very compressible
C. B and C both
D. incompressible
Answer» C. B and C both
34.

Fluorine can be stored in a metal lined with nickel and copper alloy to protect from

A. outside
B. further reaction
C. all of them
D. water
Answer» C. all of them
35.

Light wave is a good example of

A. longitudinal waves
B. transverse waves
C. none of the waves
D. both transverse and longitudinal waves
Answer» C. none of the waves
36.

Catalysis in which catalyst is in a different phase to reaction mixture is

A. heterogeneous catalysis
B. homogeneous catalysis
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» B. homogeneous catalysis
37.

Ionization energy is represented by a symbol ?H1 whose units are

A. kJmol-10
B. kJmol-1
C. kJmol-2
D. kJmol-11
Answer» C. kJmol-2
38.

Intermolecular forces can be defined as

A. force between two substances
B. force between two solids
C. force between liquid and gas
D. force between two atoms or molecules
Answer» E.
39.

The empirical formula for propene is

A. C2H4
B. CH2
C. C2H
D. C6H12
Answer» C. C2H
40.

The SI unit of specific heat capacity is

A. joule ⁄ kilogram
B. joule
C. joule ⁄ kelvin
D. joule ⁄ (kilogram × kelvin)
Answer» E.
41.

While going through a heap of junk in her garage, Jackie found an uncalibrated mercury thermometer. After a few experiments, she succeeded in calibrating it. Her notes show that the ice point of the thermometer corresponds to 3 cm while the steam point corresponds to 30 cm of mercury. If Jackies calculations are fine then length = 10 cm would correspond to

A. 24 °C
B. 26 °C
C. 20 °C
D. 22 °C
Answer» C. 20 °C
42.

A meter rule can measure a maximum length of

A. 1 meter
B. 0.5 meter
C. 2 meter
D. 1.5 meter
Answer» B. 0.5 meter
43.

Number of grams of compound needed to saturate 100g of water is defined for

A. volatility
B. solubility
C. all of them
D. polarity
Answer» C. all of them
44.

Electrolysis is used to

A. purify metals
B. produce metals
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» E.
45.

The SI unit for energy and work is

A. Pascals
B. Joules
C. Newton
D. Ohms
Answer» C. Newton
46.

The number of carbon atoms in longest chain of one molecule is indicated in its

A. root
B. stem
C. all of them
D. empirical formula
Answer» C. all of them
47.

Some people believe that blue babies are born due to water containing

A. oxygen
B. nitrates
C. all of them
D. nitrogen
Answer» C. all of them
48.

Any specie will always be reduced if oxidation state is

A. gained
B. oxidized
C. lost
D. reduced
Answer» E.
49.

When you apply a duedorent on your body, the cooling effect on the skin is due to

A. evaporation of the liquid
B. boiling of the perfume
C. condensing of the duedorent
D. melting of the liquid
Answer» B. boiling of the perfume
50.

The first element whose electron lies in 3d sub-shell is

A. scandium
B. gallium
C. aluminum
D. boron
Answer» B. gallium