27. Microphone is used to convert –
    A] Electrical energy into sound energy
    B] Sound energy into Electrical energy
    C] Sound energy into mechanical energy
    D] Sound energy into chemical energy

28. The direction of motion of a particle at any instant is given by –
    A] Velocity B] Loudness         C] frequency D] None of these

29. Isotopes are nuclei which have –
    A] Same number of protons
    B] Same number of neutrons
    C] Unequal electric charge
    D] Equal mass.

30. The sky is blue because-
    A] there is more blue light in the sunlight
    B] of scattering of sunlight by air molecules in the atmosphere
    C] of Scattering of sunlight by dust particles in the atmosphere
    D] other colours are absorbed by heavenly bodies

31. Particulars which can be added to the nucleus of an atom without changing
    its chemical properties are called –
    A] Neutron           B] Electrons    C] Protons
    D] Alpha-particulars.

32. The electric lamps each of 100 watts 220 V are connected in series to a
    supply of 220 Volts . The power consumed would be –
    A] 100 Watts       B] 200 Watts      C] 25 Watts D] 50 watts



33. Tick out the only wrong statement in the following –
    A] Light travels with a sped greater than that of sound
    B] Light cannot travel through vacuum
    C] Light travels in a straight line
    D] Light is a wave motion
    E] Light shows diffraction

34. At which temperature do the readings of the Celsius and the Fahrenheit
    scales coincide?
    A] 0O   B] 100O C] -40O   D] 80O

35. Marsh gas mainly contains –
    A] C2H2    B] H2S2      C] CH4           D] CH3C1
36. The nuclear model of the atom was suggested by –
    A] Bohr     B] Rutherford     C] Pauli   D] Mendeleev

37. When phosphorus is heated with strong sodium hydroxide solution?
    A] Oxidation takes place
    B] Hydroxide is formed
    C] An inflammable gas evolves
    D] No reaction takes place.

38. Which one of the following furnaces can produce the highest temperature
    A] Blast furnace
    B] Reverberatory furnace
    C] Muffle furnace
    D] Electric furnace

39. The number of electrons present in the outermost shell of the halogens are
    –
    A] 4       B] 0         C] 7         D] 2

40. The three elements most usually contained in fertilizers are –
    A] Potassium phosphorus and carbon
    B] Sodium nitrogen and phosphorus
    C] Silica nitrogen and phosphorus
    D] Potassium phosphorus and nitrogen

41. Hydrochloric acid reacts with metals to produce –
    A] Hydrogen        B] Chlorine        C] Carbon dioxide, D] Oxygen

42. Iron is extracted from the one –
    A] Bauxite B] Cinnabar C] Calamine          D] Hematite



43. Which of the following processes results in the formation of a new
    chemical compound ?
    A] Burning phosphorus in air,      B] Heating silver wire to 100OC
    C] Dissolving common salt in water D] Melting of Ice

44. Which one of the following alloys does not contain zinc-
    A] Brass           B] Bronze    C] German silver  D] Gun metal

45. White Phosphorus is generally kept under –
    A] Alcohol B] Water    C] Glycerin D] Kerosene oil        E] Other

46. Which one of the following compounds gives oxygen on heating ?
    A] Mercuric oxide B] Copper oxide  C] Zinc oxide
D] Aluminum oxide

   47. The water present in soil which is absorbed by plants by their root is called
       A] Hygroscopic water      B] Run-away water
       C] Capillary water        D] Water Varpour

   48. Which of the following gases is regarded as an atmospheric pollutant?
       A] O2       B] O3       C] SO2             D] N2

   49. Many children in our country suffer from Kwashiorkor: This can be
       prevented by giving children food rich in –
       A] Carbohydrates B] Fats       C] Proteins D] Minerals


   50. Virus causes the following disease in man –
       A] Influenza B] Malaria, C] Cholera   D] Diarrhea

   51. Which of the following is odd ?
       A] Wheat B] Gram, C] Maize      D] Oat

   52. Iodine solution gives the following colour with starch ?
       A] Red       B] Blue      C] Green     D] Yellow

   53. Which of the following is a communicable disease?
       A] Leucoderma (white patches of the sky
       B] Diabetes mellitus
       C] Beri-beri
D] Dysentery

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  • 1.
    27. Microphone isused to convert – A] Electrical energy into sound energy B] Sound energy into Electrical energy C] Sound energy into mechanical energy D] Sound energy into chemical energy 28. The direction of motion of a particle at any instant is given by – A] Velocity B] Loudness C] frequency D] None of these 29. Isotopes are nuclei which have – A] Same number of protons B] Same number of neutrons C] Unequal electric charge D] Equal mass. 30. The sky is blue because- A] there is more blue light in the sunlight B] of scattering of sunlight by air molecules in the atmosphere C] of Scattering of sunlight by dust particles in the atmosphere D] other colours are absorbed by heavenly bodies 31. Particulars which can be added to the nucleus of an atom without changing its chemical properties are called – A] Neutron B] Electrons C] Protons D] Alpha-particulars. 32. The electric lamps each of 100 watts 220 V are connected in series to a supply of 220 Volts . The power consumed would be – A] 100 Watts B] 200 Watts C] 25 Watts D] 50 watts 33. Tick out the only wrong statement in the following – A] Light travels with a sped greater than that of sound B] Light cannot travel through vacuum C] Light travels in a straight line D] Light is a wave motion E] Light shows diffraction 34. At which temperature do the readings of the Celsius and the Fahrenheit scales coincide? A] 0O B] 100O C] -40O D] 80O 35. Marsh gas mainly contains – A] C2H2 B] H2S2 C] CH4 D] CH3C1
  • 2.
    36. The nuclearmodel of the atom was suggested by – A] Bohr B] Rutherford C] Pauli D] Mendeleev 37. When phosphorus is heated with strong sodium hydroxide solution? A] Oxidation takes place B] Hydroxide is formed C] An inflammable gas evolves D] No reaction takes place. 38. Which one of the following furnaces can produce the highest temperature A] Blast furnace B] Reverberatory furnace C] Muffle furnace D] Electric furnace 39. The number of electrons present in the outermost shell of the halogens are – A] 4 B] 0 C] 7 D] 2 40. The three elements most usually contained in fertilizers are – A] Potassium phosphorus and carbon B] Sodium nitrogen and phosphorus C] Silica nitrogen and phosphorus D] Potassium phosphorus and nitrogen 41. Hydrochloric acid reacts with metals to produce – A] Hydrogen B] Chlorine C] Carbon dioxide, D] Oxygen 42. Iron is extracted from the one – A] Bauxite B] Cinnabar C] Calamine D] Hematite 43. Which of the following processes results in the formation of a new chemical compound ? A] Burning phosphorus in air, B] Heating silver wire to 100OC C] Dissolving common salt in water D] Melting of Ice 44. Which one of the following alloys does not contain zinc- A] Brass B] Bronze C] German silver D] Gun metal 45. White Phosphorus is generally kept under – A] Alcohol B] Water C] Glycerin D] Kerosene oil E] Other 46. Which one of the following compounds gives oxygen on heating ? A] Mercuric oxide B] Copper oxide C] Zinc oxide
  • 3.
    D] Aluminum oxide 47. The water present in soil which is absorbed by plants by their root is called A] Hygroscopic water B] Run-away water C] Capillary water D] Water Varpour 48. Which of the following gases is regarded as an atmospheric pollutant? A] O2 B] O3 C] SO2 D] N2 49. Many children in our country suffer from Kwashiorkor: This can be prevented by giving children food rich in – A] Carbohydrates B] Fats C] Proteins D] Minerals 50. Virus causes the following disease in man – A] Influenza B] Malaria, C] Cholera D] Diarrhea 51. Which of the following is odd ? A] Wheat B] Gram, C] Maize D] Oat 52. Iodine solution gives the following colour with starch ? A] Red B] Blue C] Green D] Yellow 53. Which of the following is a communicable disease? A] Leucoderma (white patches of the sky B] Diabetes mellitus C] Beri-beri D] Dysentery