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WorksheetsPhysics and chemistry quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
Non metal + Oxygen=
Metallic oxide
Non metallic oxide + hydrogen gas
Metallic oxide+ hydrogen
Non metallic oxide
Metal+ Dilute acid =
Metal Salt+
Oxygen
Metal oxide+
Hydrogen
Metal oxide
Metal salt+ Hydrogen gas
Which of the following is not an alloy
Steel
Nickel
Stainless steel
Bronze
_______ is a non-metal used in vulcanisation of rubber
Sodium
Zinc
Sulphur
Carbon
Sodium + Water =
Sodium Oxide
Sodium hydroxide+
Hydrogen gas
Sodium salt
Sodium Oxide + hydrogen gas
During fractional distillation, crude oil is heated in a ____________
Fractional tower
Heating tower
Fractional distillation tower
Distillation tower
Petrol, LPG and spirit are examples of
Inflammable substances
Flammable substances
Combustible substances
Fuels
Which plant is a perfect plant to make biodiesel
Curcuma longa plant
Jatropha plant
Centella asiatica plant
Indian gooseberry plant
Sound cannot travel in which medium
(a)
The speed sound in air is
360 metres per second
500 metres per minute
340 metres per second
1000 metres per second
The heaviest part obtained by fractional distillation of petroleum is
Bitumen
Kerosene
Naptha
Diesel
Higher the frequency , Higher the ______
Loudness
Quality
Pitch
Amplitude
Higher the amplitude, Greater the ______
Sound
Pitch
Loudness
Quality
Sounds of same loudness can be distinguished using
Quality
Pitch
Amplitude
Sound
The object which loses electrons becomes ___________ charged,
While the other which gains electrons becomes ________charged.
Positive, neutral.
Postive,
positive.
Positive,
Negative.
Negative,
Negative.
Rubbing increases the area of contact between them and speeds up the transfer of electrons from one object to another.
This method of charging an object is called charging by
Conduction
Induction
Friction
Rubbing
Who was scientist who discovered lightning conductors?
Alessandro volta
Nikola Tesla
Leonhard Euler
Benjamin franklin
The image formed in a plane mirror are
Upright ,virtual and laterally inverted
Real, bigger image than the size of the object.
Real, upright and laterally in inverted
Virtual, not laterally inverted
The portion in the human eye where the image is focused is called as
Rods and cones
Fovea
Blind spot
Retina
Nearsightedness or myopia can be corrected with a
Convex lens
Concave lens
