Explore topic-wise MCQs in Boolean Algebra and Logic Simplification .

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1.

In an optimum temperature Chlorine reacts with dilute alkalis by

A. reducing some atoms
B. oxidizing some atoms
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» E.
2.

The -COOH is the functional group in

A. carboxylic acids
B. ester
C. ketone
D. aldehydes
Answer» B. ester
3.

A plane flies a distance of 5000 m with the work done of 25000 J, the force applied is

A. 30000 N
B. 20000 N
C. 5 N
D. 125000 N
Answer» D. 125000 N
4.

The formula Al(NO3)3 indicates that

A. three molecules of aluminum are combined with three molecules of Nitrate ion
B. three molecules of aluminum are combined with three molecules of Nitrogen oxide
C. None of Above
D. one molecules of aluminum is combined with three molecules of Nitrate ion
Answer» E.
5.

Fluorine can be stored in containers of

A. Co/Ni alloy
B. Al/Co alloy
C. Cu/Ni alloy
D. Cu/Si alloy
Answer» D. Cu/Si alloy
6.

Turnover number refers to the

A. number of moles of substrate converted to product per minute
B. number of moles of enzymes converted to product per minute
C. number of moles of enzymes consumed in the reaction
D. number of substrate molecules reacted per enzyme per minute
Answer» E.
7.

Virtual image is of same size as the object' is a true statement of plane mirror image.

A. Wrong
B. Right
C. Neither right nor wrong
D. May be right or may be wrong
Answer» C. Neither right nor wrong
8.

The forces between the diatomic halogens are

A. permanent dipole-dipole forces
B. van der Wall's forces
C. None of Above
D. electrovalent forces
Answer» C. None of Above
9.

HClO is called

A. Chlorine
B. chloric acid
C. water
D. bacteria killer
Answer» C. water
10.

As we go down the Group II, metals become

A. less reactive
B. more reactive
C. hyperactive
D. non-reactive
Answer» C. hyperactive
11.

Which of these bonds are trigonal pyramidal?

A. NH3
B. CH4
C. AlCl3
D. ClF3
Answer» E.
12.

Metallocene catalyst is used to produce

A. addition polymers
B. ball point pen
C. none
D. PVC
Answer» B. ball point pen
13.

In equation the symbol 'aq' represents

A. large amount of water
B. aqueous
C. a and b
D. concentrated
Answer» D. concentrated
14.

With increasing atomic number of Halogens, the

A. the atomic radii decreases
B. van der Walls forces decrease
C. All of Above
D. the color becomes darker
Answer» E.
15.

The volume of glass is 15 m3 and its density is about 2500 kg m-3, its mass would be

A. 37500 kg
B. 3750 kg
C. 375 kg
D. 4 x 10-4
Answer» B. 3750 kg
16.

Salts of common acids doesn't contain in its nomenclature the

A. reduction number
B. oxidation number
C. proton number
D. charge
Answer» C. proton number
17.

The distribution of energies with respect to temperature was given in

A. Boltzmann energy
B. Boltzmann distribution
C. All of Above
D. Boltzmann temperature distribution
Answer» C. All of Above
18.

Work is defined as

A. W = F + s, where F is force and s is displacement
B. W = F/s, where F is force and s is displacement
C. W = F x s, where F is force and s is displacement
D. W = F - s, where F is force and s is displacement
Answer» D. W = F - s, where F is force and s is displacement
19.

The main cause of Acid Rain is

A. Nitrogen (II) oxide
B. Nitrogen (IV) oxide
C. All of Above
D. NO
Answer» D. NO
20.

The precision of most stopwatches is

A. 0.1 second
B. 1 second
C. 1 minute
D. 0.01 second
Answer» E.
21.

Melting point of phenol is relatively high for an aryl compound because of the

A. ionic bonding
B. hydrogen bonding
C. all of them
D. covalent bonding
Answer» C. all of them
22.

in case of electric conductivity Silicon is a

A. conductor
B. semi-conductor
C. none
D. insulator
Answer» C. none
23.

Energy cannot be

A. destroyed or transferred
B. converted or transferred
C. created or destroyed
D. created or transferred
Answer» D. created or transferred
24.

In titration, the color of the indicator can be removed by

A. repeating the process again
B. not adding indicator in the beginning
C. all of these
D. boiling the solution with some animal charcoal
Answer» E.
25.

The boiling point of liquid hydrogen is equal to 20 K, which is equal to

A. −253 °C
B. −293 °C
C. 253 °C
D. 293 °C
Answer» B. −293 °C
26.

On large scale at industrial level Ammonia is produced by

A. Contact process
B. Haber's process
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» C. none
27.

Ions discharged in electrolysis depends on

A. concentration of ions
B. relative electrode potential
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» E.
28.

Atom is oxidizing agent decreases in oxidation number when nitric acid reacts as

A. reducing agent
B. oxidizing agent
C. metalloid
D. metal
Answer» C. metalloid
29.

The gas particles are in constant motion was suggested in

A. Kinetic theory of matter
B. The kinetic theory of gases
C. All of Above
D. kinetic theory of gaseous state
Answer» C. All of Above
30.

The steam point is equal to 373 K, which is equal to

A. 100 °C
B. −100 °C
C. −473 °C
D. 473 °C
Answer» B. −100 °C
31.

The correct condition for the state of equilibrium in principle of moment is

A. resultant force should be zero
B. distance between the two objects in beam balance should be same
C. the tension should be equal on both sides
D. the weight of both objects on the beam balance should be same
Answer» B. distance between the two objects in beam balance should be same
32.

Bonds formed by sharing four electrons are

A. electrovalent bonds
B. covalent bonds
C. double covalent bonds
D. dative covalent bonds
Answer» D. dative covalent bonds
33.

Phosphorous reacts with chlorine to form

A. PCl3
B. PCl2
C. P2Cl5
D. PCl5
Answer» E.
34.

Plants respond to changes like

A. light
B. gravity
C. All of above
D. water availability
Answer» D. water availability
35.

An object has a mass of 24 kg, the weight of it on earth and moon would

A. On earth = 25.6 N, on moon 35 N
B. On earth = 38.4 N, on moon = 240 N
C. On earth = 240 N, on moon = 38.4 N
D. On earth = 35 N, on moon = 25.6 N
Answer» D. On earth = 35 N, on moon = 25.6 N
36.

So 1 atmosphere is equal to

A. 76 cm H2O
B. 76 cm Hg
C. 76 cm Oil
D. 76 cm MgO
Answer» C. 76 cm Oil
37.

Van der Vaal forces increase with the increase in

A. number of protons
B. number of electrons
C. All of Above
D. number of contact points
Answer» D. number of contact points
38.

The electronic configuration of group II elements is the presence of 2 electrons in

A. inner most quantum shell
B. outer most quantum shell
C. none
D. both a and b
Answer» C. none
39.

Hydrogen bromide is comparatively more resistant to decomposition than

A. hydrogen fluoride
B. hydrogen iodide
C. all of them
D. hydrogen chloride
Answer» C. all of them
40.

In KHCO3, element with the highest atomic mass is

A. Hydrogen
B. Oxygen
C. Carbon
D. Potassium (K)
Answer» E.
41.

The process of transfer of thermal energy by means of currents in the material medium is known as

A. Convection
B. Conduction
C. None of the above
D. Radiation
Answer» B. Conduction
42.

In world War II, parachutes were made by

A. nylon
B. polymers
C. all of them
D. caprolactum
Answer» B. polymers
43.

Upon heating MgCO3, it decomposes into

A. CO2
B. CO
C. All of Above
D. H2CO3
Answer» B. CO
44.

Oxygen has a higher electronegativity than

A. Mg
B. Si
C. All of Above
D. Cl
Answer» D. Cl
45.

Every object has mass and weight, but the one that acts downwards is

A. Weight
B. Mass
C. None
D. Both
Answer» B. Mass
46.

Elements un-common to both living things and non-living things include

A. Carbon
B. Oxygen
C. Nitrogen
D. Silicon
Answer» E.
47.

Electrons are usually lost by

A. non-metals
B. metals
C. transition metals
D. inert gases
Answer» C. transition metals
48.

Which feature of the laboratory thermometer makes it responsive?

A. The small bulb containing a small amount of liquid
B. The thin-walled glass bulb
C. The relatively small size of the thermometer
D. The fine as well as uniform bore of the capillary tube
Answer» B. The thin-walled glass bulb
49.

at room temperature phosphorus and sulfur are

A. liquid
B. solid
C. molten
D. gas
Answer» C. molten
50.

If an unmarked mercury thermometer has l100 55 cm and l0 is 5 cm, if the lθ is 45 cm the temperature of the thermometer would be

A. 40 °C
B. 20 °C
C. 80 °C
D. 60 °C
Answer» D. 60 °C