WorksheetsScience Chapter 8 Form 3
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
When a radioactive radiation passes through air and produces positive and negative ions, it is known as...
radioactive substance
ionising radiation
infrared
cosmic rays
Which is non-ionising radiation?
alpha radiation
beta radiation
ultraviolet
delta radiation
This rays can be used to diagnose tumours or bone injuries.
gamma rays
alpha rays
X - rays
UV rays
This rays can be used to kill cancerous cells.
UV rays
X - rays
Gamma rays
Alpha rays
Ray with positive charge is..
gamma ray
alpha ray
beta ray
UV ray
Ray with highest ionising power is..
gamma ray
alpha ray
beta ray
UV ray
Ray with lowest ionising power is..
gamma ray
alpha ray
beta ray
UV ray
Ray with lowest penetration power is..
gamma ray
alpha ray
beta ray
UV ray
Ray with highest penetration power is..
gamma ray
alpha ray
beta ray
UV ray
The ray which will be deflected to the negative plate is..
gamma ray
alpha ray
beta ray
UV ray
The ray which will be not deflected to the negative or positive plate is..
gamma ray
alpha ray
beta ray
UV ray
Which of the following is a safe level of radiation dose to humans?
5.5 mSv/h
0.2 uSv/h
0.35 mSv/year
55 mSv/year
Choose the effects of ionising radiation towards human.
diarrhea
skin cancer
reproductive problems
diabetes
The penetration power of gamma rays can be blocked with..
3 mm of aluminium sheet
3 mm of lead
10 mm of aluminium sheet
10 mm of lead
The penetration power of beta rays can be blocked with..
3 mm of aluminium sheet
3 mm of paper
1 mm of aluminium sheet
1 mm of paper
Which rays is the most dangerous and harmful to living things?
gamma ray
alpha ray
beta ray
UV ray
