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1501.

Echoes are formed when sound

A. strikes a wall and reflects back
B. strikes a wall and is absorbed
C. hits the eardrum repeatedly
D. breaks
Answer» B. strikes a wall and is absorbed
1502.

The mixture of high and low sounds is called a

A. rhythm
B. bass effect
C. beat effect
D. wow effect
Answer» B. bass effect
1503.

Measure of decibel starts from

A. 0
B. 20
C. 20000
D. 10
Answer» B. 20
1504.

Old constellation names refer to the areas of sky instead of

A. animals
B. heroes
C. heroines
D. mythical figures
Answer» E.
1505.

Scientists believe that Sun started its life about

A. 5,000 years ago
B. 5 million years ago
C. 5 billion years ago
D. 5 trillion years ago
Answer» D. 5 trillion years ago
1506.

The brightness of 'Sirius-A' is

A. 23 times of the Sun
B. 17 times of the Sun
C. 20 times of the Sun
D. 5 times of the Sun
Answer» B. 17 times of the Sun
1507.

After cooling down, sun will turn from red supergiant to

A. blue giant
B. white dwarf
C. yellow star
D. moon
Answer» C. yellow star
1508.

About half of stars we see in night are

A. galaxies
B. comets
C. pair of stars
D. asteroids
Answer» D. asteroids
1509.

The water bodies smaller than oceans are known as

A. lakes
B. ponds
C. seas
D. rivers
Answer» D. rivers
1510.

Untreated sewage should not be pumped into

A. water tanks
B. water reservoirs
C. rivers and streams
D. oceans
Answer» D. oceans
1511.

In snowy regions, most of the fresh water is in the form of

A. vapors
B. snow
C. ice
D. all of above
Answer» E.
1512.

Trachoma is caused due to the presence of

A. insects
B. bacteria
C. viruses
D. parasites
Answer» C. viruses
1513.

Scientists believe that eight out of ten people in under developed countries suffer from diseases due to

A. polluted water
B. bacterial food
C. contaminated food
D. salty water
Answer» B. bacterial food
1514.

The sun looks to us the brightest star of the solar system because it is hundred and thousand times close to us than other

A. galaxies
B. comets
C. stars
D. black holes
Answer» D. black holes
1515.

Huge explosions over the surface of sun are known as

A. sun flares
B. solar flares
C. solar explosions
D. sunspots
Answer» C. solar explosions
1516.

The center of the sun is made up of

A. helium gas
B. hydrogen gas
C. nitrogen gas
D. oxygen gas
Answer» C. nitrogen gas
1517.

The cosmic explosion that is hypothesized to have marked the origin of the universe was

A. Big bang
B. Big boom
C. Boom
D. Big bang boom
Answer» B. Big boom
1518.

The special equipment which astronomers use to separate light of a star is

A. prism
B. spectrum
C. sound
D. wave
Answer» C. sound
1519.

The temperature of surface of sun is

A. 1000 °C
B. 2500 °C
C. 4000 °C
D. 5500 °C
Answer» E.
1520.

After turning of sun into red supergiant, the outer layers of sun will start turning into

A. discs of gases
B. balls of dust
C. clouds of gases
D. clouds of asteroids
Answer» D. clouds of asteroids
1521.

The stars in a spiral galaxy are

A. old age, middle age and young
B. yellow stars, blue giants and red super giants
C. orange stars, red giants and blue supergiants
D. dwarfs, giants and super giants
Answer» B. yellow stars, blue giants and red super giants
1522.

Contemporary, sun to the stage of red supergiant, it would take approximately

A. 10 years
B. thousands of years
C. millions of years
D. zillions of years
Answer» D. zillions of years
1523.

The smaller stars live for much

A. longer period
B. shorter period
C. both a and b
D. lesser period
Answer» B. shorter period
1524.

When ethene and chlorine combine together, they form

A. chlorine ethenide
B. ethene chloride
C. ethene dichloride
D. ethene trichloride
Answer» D. ethene trichloride
1525.

The properties of 'plastic' depends on

A. molecules and their arrangement
B. linked atoms
C. type of hydrocarbon
D. properties of elements
Answer» B. linked atoms
1526.

In the process of forming iron sulfide by iron and sulphur, the reactant is

A. iron only
B. sulphur only
C. iron and sulphur both
D. sulphuric acid
Answer» D. sulphuric acid
1527.

The name of the oil from which ethene is obtained is

A. naphtha
B. kerosene
C. diesel
D. bitumen
Answer» B. kerosene
1528.

Oils is separated from crude oil through the process of

A. simple distillation
B. fractional distillation
C. filtration
D. vaporization
Answer» C. filtration
1529.

'Refractive index' of quartz is

A. 1.54
B. 1.34
C. 2.04
D. 1.72
Answer» B. 1.34
1530.

The speed of light in 'vacuum' is

A. 3,000 km/s
B. 30,000 km/s
C. 300,000 km/s
D. 3,000,000 km/s
Answer» D. 3,000,000 km/s
1531.

The critical angle for ice is

A. 47 Degree
B. 49 Degree
C. 50 Degree
D. 45 Degree
Answer» C. 50 Degree
1532.

When light enters a dense medium, it

A. speeds up
B. slows down
C. increases its frequency
D. increases its wavelength
Answer» C. increases its frequency
1533.

The critical angle for "Perspex" is

A. 40 degree
B. 42 degree
C. 44 degree
D. 46 degree
Answer» C. 44 degree
1534.

Refraction of light in 'atmosphere' causes

A. eye damage
B. mirages
C. dizziness
D. blindness
Answer» C. dizziness
1535.

The concave lens

A. shrinks the image
B. magnifies the image
C. sharpens the images
D. increases the contrast of image
Answer» B. magnifies the image
1536.

Light in extremely denser medium is

A. reflected back again and again
B. refracted again and again
C. refracted at reflex angle
D. finally finishes
Answer» B. refracted again and again
1537.

Names of the types of lenses are

A. convex and biconvex
B. concave and biconcave
C. biconvex and biconcave
D. convex and concave
Answer» E.
1538.

'Refractive index' is equal to

A. speed of light in material /speed of light in vacuum
B. speed of light in material/speed of light in air
C. speed of light in vacuum/speed of light in material
D. speed of light in vacuum/speed of light in air
Answer» D. speed of light in vacuum/speed of light in air
1539.

The smallest particle of water is

A. element
B. atom
C. molecule
D. neutron
Answer» D. neutron
1540.

A tiny dense nucleus in an atom was discovered by

A. Greek scientist
B. Roman philosopher
C. New Zealand-born physicist
D. British mathematician
Answer» D. British mathematician
1541.

The symbol of "Fluorine" is

A. C
B. N
C. O
D. Fl
Answer» E.
1542.

Generally sodium chloride is known as

A. Poisonous salt
B. Table salt
C. Chinese salt
D. Japanese salt
Answer» C. Chinese salt
1543.

To date, scientists have made about 26 millions

A. elements
B. compounds
C. alkalis
D. alkanes
Answer» C. alkalis
1544.

Nuclear batteries are

A. small in size
B. very heavy
C. harmful
D. enlarge in size
Answer» B. very heavy
1545.

The ionic chemical formula of potassium is

A. K-
B. K+
C. K-
D. K+
Answer» C. K-
1546.

The radioactive isotope of carbon is

A. carbon-12
B. carbon-13
C. carbon-14
D. carbon-6
Answer» D. carbon-6
1547.

Most of the covalent compounds are found in

A. solid state
B. gaseous state
C. liquid state
D. both in liquid and gaseous state
Answer» E.
1548.

The atomic number of sodium is 11 and its atomic mass is 23 and the number of protons and neutrons in an atom of sodium is

A. 11 and 11
B. 11 and 23
C. 23 and 11
D. 11 and 12
Answer» E.
1549.

The speed of sound in wood is

A. 2000 m/s
B. 3000 m/s
C. 4000 m/s
D. 5000 m/s
Answer» D. 5000 m/s
1550.

The denser the solid, the

A. more the speed of sound
B. less the speed of sound
C. more clear the sound
D. less clear the sound
Answer» B. less the speed of sound