Explore topic-wise MCQs in Grade7.

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601.

When a large amount of solute dissolves in a given amount of solvent it forms

A. dilute solution
B. saturated solution
C. aqueous solution
D. concentrated solution
Answer» E.
602.

Some metals are so unreactive that they do not react with

A. copper
B. silver
C. gold
D. all of above
Answer» E.
603.

Medicinal drugs are bitter in taste hence they are added with

A. sugar
B. salt
C. water
D. dry ice
Answer» B. salt
604.

Solubility depends upon

A. temperature
B. solute
C. solvent
D. all of above
Answer» E.
605.

Ships use echolocation to measure the

A. size of fish
B. density of water
C. depth of water
D. area of ocean
Answer» D. area of ocean
606.

The wave with compressions and rarefactions is known as

A. transverse waves
B. longitudinal waves
C. latitudinal waves
D. horizontal waves
Answer» C. latitudinal waves
607.

The exact speed of sound depends upon

A. pressure
B. temperature
C. density
D. mass
Answer» C. density
608.

The medical use of ultrasound is to detect

A. baby
B. cancer cells
C. infected parts of the body
D. damaged organs
Answer» B. cancer cells
609.

Long chain of atom is linked by

A. hydrogen
B. oxygen
C. nitrogen
D. carbon
Answer» E.
610.

The odour of ammonia is

A. sweet
B. attractive
C. weak
D. strong and pungent
Answer» E.
611.

Polythene was discovered in

A. 1733
B. 1833
C. 1933
D. 1633
Answer» D. 1633
612.

When gas is cooled down, it changes its state into liquid. This is called

A. melting
B. freezing
C. condensation
D. sublimation
Answer» D. sublimation
613.

By heating the color of mixture of sulphur and iron which is yellow turns to

A. black
B. brown
C. dark grey
D. white
Answer» D. white
614.

Magnetic effect is present in

A. track
B. train
C. track and train both
D. wires above the train
Answer» D. wires above the train
615.

Air and water can conduct electricity only, when they contain

A. electrons
B. protons
C. ions
D. photons
Answer» D. photons
616.

Most of the electric appliances get energy from

A. cells
B. batteries
C. main supply
D. dynamos
Answer» D. dynamos
617.

The coil sits between the north and the south pole of the

A. electromagnet
B. permanent magnet
C. temporary magnet
D. mechanical magnet
Answer» C. temporary magnet
618.

In DC motor, the coil between two carbon rods or other contacts to which electric current is fed, is called

A. springs
B. brushes
C. mutators
D. receptors
Answer» C. mutators
619.

The way of collecting facts about sun is also sending satellites

A. to heaven
B. on sun
C. to space
D. to earth
Answer» D. to earth
620.

The diameter of each dish of separate aerial telescope is

A. 20m
B. 25m
C. 30m
D. 35m
Answer» C. 30m
621.

"Sirius-A" is a

A. yellow star
B. white dwarf
C. blue giant
D. red supergiant
Answer» C. blue giant
622.

Stars produce

A. light only
B. heat and light
C. heat, light and sound
D. heat, light, sound and radiations
Answer» E.
623.

A gigantic collection of stars, dust and gases held together by gravity is known as

A. solar system
B. galaxy
C. cluster
D. comet
Answer» C. cluster
624.

Sound is measured by units that are called

A. Hertz (Hz)
B. Decibels (dB)
C. Meters (m)
D. Pascal (Pa)
Answer» C. Meters (m)
625.

Sound waves are converted by

A. speakers
B. computers
C. microphones
D. monitors
Answer» D. monitors
626.

One of the vibrations of the string makes

A. pitch of the instrument
B. pitch of the note
C. scale of the note
D. pitch of the scale
Answer» C. scale of the note
627.

The caliber of instrumental note depends on the

A. depth of drum
B. string length
C. length of wind holes
D. radius of wind holes
Answer» B. string length
628.

The pitch of the note depends upon the

A. tension on string
B. diameter of wind hole
C. tension on drum surface
D. diameter of drum surface
Answer» D. diameter of drum surface
629.

'Eardrum' bursts at

A. 40 dB
B. 80 dB
C. 160 dB
D. 320 dB
Answer» D. 320 dB
630.

20 dB has hundred times more energy than

A. 10 dB
B. 0 dB
C. 5 dB
D. 2 dB
Answer» C. 5 dB
631.

An example of longitudinal wave is

A. slinky spring
B. light
C. energy
D. water wave
Answer» B. light
632.

A drum makes sound of

A. high frequency
B. low amplitude
C. high pitch
D. low pitch
Answer» E.
633.

Like light, sound cannot

A. pass through transparent solids
B. pass through air
C. pass through liquids
D. pass through vacuum
Answer» E.
634.

X-rays are only reflected by

A. soft surfaces
B. thick surfaces
C. thin surfaces
D. hard surfaces
Answer» E.
635.

Most of the sounds around world are

A. artificial
B. natural
C. man made
D. made electronically
Answer» C. man made
636.

Some fishing boats use echo to

A. calculate the depth of water
B. detect any predator
C. detect shoal of fish
D. eggs of fish
Answer» D. eggs of fish
637.

Sound can travel through air because

A. air has pressure
B. air has humidity
C. air has particles
D. air has temperature
Answer» D. air has temperature
638.

A strong beam of ultrasound can melt even a

A. glass
B. metal
C. soap
D. wax
Answer» C. soap
639.

The distance between two points of a wave in a phase is known as

A. wave front
B. frequency
C. amplitude
D. wavelength
Answer» E.
640.

Sounds are chiefly produced by

A. friction
B. energy
C. vibration
D. disturbance
Answer» D. disturbance
641.

The microphone changes the sound waves into

A. mechanical signals
B. electrical signals
C. light signals
D. wave signals
Answer» C. light signals
642.

The speed of sound in glass is

A. 2000 m/s
B. 6000 m/s
C. 10000 m/s
D. 14000 m/s
Answer» C. 10000 m/s
643.

One example of string instrument is

A. piano
B. drum
C. saxophone
D. trombone
Answer» B. drum
644.

Long exposure to sounds is dangerous for

A. ears
B. brain
C. nerves
D. eyes
Answer» B. brain
645.

The sequence of notes is known as

A. plain
B. scale
C. balance
D. proportion
Answer» C. balance
646.

String instruments produce sound when

A. string is pushed
B. string is pulled
C. string is banged
D. string lift up
Answer» B. string is pulled
647.

Repetition of sound in empty hall is known as

A. echo
B. harsh echo
C. hollow echo
D. soft echo
Answer» B. harsh echo
648.

The term "vibration" has been derived from Latin word

A. loqui
B. vibrationem
C. silentium
D. biennium
Answer» C. silentium
649.

In air, change in pressure produces

A. sound waves
B. vibrations
C. light waves
D. thermal energy
Answer» B. vibrations
650.

An animal that can hear sounds with low frequency than human ear is

A. whale
B. pigeon
C. snake
D. dog
Answer» E.