Quiz Questions

Question 1 1 Marks

What is the boiling point of mercury?

A

357 Degree C

B

280 Degree C

C

759 Degree C

D

767 Degree C

Question 2 1 Marks

What is called if the length of the solid expands when heated?

A

Linear expansion

B

Superficial expansion

C

Cubical expansion

D

Area expansion

Question 3 1 Marks

What is the freezing point of water in kelvin scale (K)?

A

373 Degree K

B

313 Degree K

C

303 Degree K

D

273 Degree K

Question 4 1 Marks

What is the change in length per unit original length per degree rise in temperature is called?

A

Co-efficient of friction

B

Co-efficient of linear expansion

C

Co-efficient of superficial expansion

D

Co-efficient of cubical expansion

Question 5 1 Marks

Which one is the radiation method of heat transmission?

A

An iron rod is heated with one of its end and heat transmitted to other end

B

Cold water goes to the bottom from top while on heating the water

C

On heating gases, heat transmitted to surroundings

D

The heat from sun travels through the space

Question 6 1 Marks

At what temperature will Fahrenheit and centigrade thermometers give the same reading?

A

-38 Degree C

B

-39 Degree C

C

-40 Degree C

D

-41 Degree C

Question 7 1 Marks

Which one is a poor heat insulator?

A

Glass

B

Cork

C

Rubber

D

Saw dust

Question 8 1 Marks

What is term called for 3 x linear expansion?

A

Co-efficient of friction

B

Co-efficient of linear expansion

C

Co-efficient of superficial expansion

D

Co-efficient of cubical expansion

Question 9 1 Marks

Which instrument is used to measure temperatures of red hot metals up to 3000 Degree C?

A

Radiation pyrometer

B

Thermoelectric pyrometer

C

Bimetal thermometer

D

Alcohol thermometer

Question 10 1 Marks

What is the unit of co-efficient of linear expansion?

A

Number / Degree C

B

Number / Degree C / meter length

C

Number / Degree C / mm length

D

Number / Degree C / cm length

Question 11 1 Marks

What is the boiling point of water in fahrenheit scale?

A

212 Degree F

B

180 Degree F

C

112 Degree F

D

100 Degree F

Question 12 1 Marks

What is the quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water through 1 Degree Centigrade is called?

A

Specific heat

B

Colorie

C

British thermal unit

D

Centigrade heat unit

Question 13 1 Marks

What is the value for specific heat of water

A

4

B

3

C

2

D

1

Question 14 1 Marks

Which one of the following is not a property of heat insulating material?

A

Low conductivity

B

Resistance to fire

C

Less moisture absorption

D

Ductility

Question 15 1 Marks

What is the equivalent pascal value for 1 bar?

A

105 pascal

B

107 pascal

C

103 pascal

D

109 pascal

Question 16 1 Marks

What is the SI unit of pressure?

A

Joule

B

Pascal

C

Bar

D

Newton

Question 17 1 Marks

How much quantity of heat is required to raise the temperature of 300 grams of copper (sp.heat 0.092 cal/gram) from 25 Degree C to 75 Degree C in Kcal?

A

138 Kcal

B

1.38 Kcal

C

207 Kcal

D

2.07 Kcal

Question 18 1 Marks

What is the boiling point of water?

A

0 Degree C

B

32 Degree C

C

100 Degree C

D

212 Degree C

Question 19 1 Marks

Which type of heat transmission takes place through physical contact?

A

Conduction

B

Convection

C

Radiation

D

Reflection

Question 20 1 Marks

What is the S.I unit of heat?

A

Calorie

B

Joule

C

Centigrade heat unit

D

British thermal unit

Question 21 1 Marks

Which kind of heat transmission takes places by up-ward flow?

A

Conduction

B

Convection

C

Radiation

D

Reflection

Question 22 1 Marks

Which one is heat insulator?

A

Thermocole

B

Copper

C

Brass

D

Aluminium

Question 23 1 Marks

What is term used for 2 x linear expansion?

A

Co-efficient of friction

B

Co-efficient of linear expansion

C

Co-efficient of superficial expansion

D

Co-efficient of cubical expansion

Question 24 1 Marks

Which one has the highest thermal conductivity?

A

Solid ice

B

Melting ice

C

Water

D

Steam

Question 25 1 Marks

Which type heat is the heat absorbed or given off by a substance without changing its physical state?

A

Latent heat

B

Sensible heat

C

Specific heat

D

Latent heat of steam

Question 26 1 Marks

What is called for the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of unit mass of a substance through 1 Degree C?

A

Sensible heat

B

Latent heat

C

Specific heat

D

Mixing of heat

Question 27 1 Marks

Which insulating material is most widely used in refrigerators?

A

Thermocole

B

Polyurethane

C

Glass wool

D

Cork sheet

Question 28 1 Marks

What is the melting point of aluminium?

A

660 Degree C

B

680 Degree C

C

670 Degree C

D

620 Degree C

Question 29 1 Marks

What is the boiling point of aluminium?

A

1897 Degree C

B

2519 Degree C

C

2469 Degree C

D

660 Degree C

Question 30 1 Marks

What is the ratio of force (or) thrust per unit area?

A

Work

B

Power

C

Pressure

D

Energy

Question 31 1 Marks

Calculate the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 85.5 gm of sand from 20 Degree C to 35 Degree C specific heat of sand = 0.1.

A

128.25 Joules

B

125.28 Joules

C

128.26 Joules

D

126.28 Joules

Question 32 1 Marks

What is the maximum temperature that can be measured by mercury thermometer?

A

400 Degree C

B

300 Degree C

C

200 Degree C

D

100 Degree C

Question 33 1 Marks

How much heat is absorbed by a copper ingot weighing 400 Kg is heated from 40 Degree C to 72 Degree C for the purpose of forging? (sp.heat of copper is 0.09)

A

1521 Kcal

B

1251 Kcal

C

1152 Kcal

D

1215 Kcal

Question 34 1 Marks

What is known for the temperature at which any solid melts into liquid?

A

Boiling point

B

Melting point

C

Latent heat of fusion

D

Latent heat of vaporisation

Question 35 1 Marks

What is the melting point of mercury?

A

-357 Degree C

B

-209 Degree C

C

-7.1 Degree C

D

-38.72 Degree C

Question 36 1 Marks

Convert - 273 Degree C (Centigrade) into kelvin scale?

A

0 Degree K

B

1 Degree K

C

2 Degree K

D

3 Degree K

Question 37 1 Marks

What is the value in degree centigrade for 20 Degree F?

A

-6.37 Degree C

B

-6.47 Degree C

C

-6.57 Degree C

D

-6.67 Degree C

Question 38 1 Marks

Which instrument is used to measure heat?

A

Calorie meter

B

Thermometer

C

Pyrometer

D

Barometer

Question 39 1 Marks

Convert 45 Degree C (Centigrade) into Degree F (Fahrenheit)

A

110 Degree F

B

111 Degree F

C

112 Degree F

D

113 Degree F

Question 40 1 Marks

How much quantity of heat is required?
 
m = 120 litres
 
t1 = 20 Degree C
 
t2 = 85 Degree C
 
S = 4.2
 
Q = _____ KJ

A

32750 KJ

B

32760 KJ

C

32770 KJ

D

32780 KJ

Question 41 1 Marks

What is the specific heat of the material if we require 510 calories to raise the temperature of 170 gm of material from 50 Degree C to 80 Degree C?

A

0.1

B

0.01

C

1.1

D

1.11

Question 42 1 Marks

What is called for the materials that restricts heat flow by radiation, conduction and convection?

A

Conductors

B

Insulators

C

Ferrous

D

Non-ferrous

Question 43 1 Marks

Which refers the temperature?

A

It is a form of energy

B

It tells the state of heat

C

It tells specifie heat of substance

D

It is measured by calorie meter

Question 44 1 Marks

What is the co-efficient of linear expansion of a rod if it is found to be 100 m long at 20 Degree C and 100.14 m long at 100 Degree C?

A

1.75 x 10-4 / Degree C

B

1.75 x 10-5 / Degree C

C

1.75 x 10-6 / Degree C

D

1.75 x 10-7 / Degree C

What is the boiling point of mercury?

What is called if the length of the solid expands when heated?

What is the freezing point of water in kelvin scale (K)?

What is the change in length per unit original length per degree rise in temperature is called?

Which one is the radiation method of heat transmission?

At what temperature will Fahrenheit and centigrade thermometers give the same reading?

Which one is a poor heat insulator?

What is term called for 3 x linear expansion?

Which instrument is used to measure temperatures of red hot metals up to 3000 Degree C?

What is the unit of co-efficient of linear expansion?

What is the boiling point of water in fahrenheit scale?

What is the quantity of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water through 1 Degree Centigrade is called?

What is the value for specific heat of water

Which one of the following is not a property of heat insulating material?

What is the equivalent pascal value for 1 bar?

What is the SI unit of pressure?

How much quantity of heat is required to raise the temperature of 300 grams of copper (sp.heat 0.092 cal/gram) from 25 Degree C to 75 Degree C in Kcal?

What is the boiling point of water?

Which type of heat transmission takes place through physical contact?

What is the S.I unit of heat?

Which kind of heat transmission takes places by up-ward flow?

Which one is heat insulator?

What is term used for 2 x linear expansion?

Which one has the highest thermal conductivity?

Which type heat is the heat absorbed or given off by a substance without changing its physical state?

What is called for the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of unit mass of a substance through 1 Degree C?

Which insulating material is most widely used in refrigerators?

What is the melting point of aluminium?

What is the boiling point of aluminium?

What is the ratio of force (or) thrust per unit area?

Calculate the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 85.5 gm of sand from 20 Degree C to 35 Degree C specific heat of sand = 0.1.

What is the maximum temperature that can be measured by mercury thermometer?

How much heat is absorbed by a copper ingot weighing 400 Kg is heated from 40 Degree C to 72 Degree C for the purpose of forging? (sp.heat of copper is 0.09)

What is known for the temperature at which any solid melts into liquid?

What is the melting point of mercury?

Convert - 273 Degree C (Centigrade) into kelvin scale?

What is the value in degree centigrade for 20 Degree F?

Which instrument is used to measure heat?

Convert 45 Degree C (Centigrade) into Degree F (Fahrenheit)

How much quantity of heat is required? <br> m = 120 litres <br> t1 = 20 Degree C <br> t2 = 85 Degree C <br> S = 4.2 <br> Q = _____ KJ

What is the specific heat of the material if we require 510 calories to raise the temperature of 170 gm of material from 50 Degree C to 80 Degree C?

What is called for the materials that restricts heat flow by radiation, conduction and convection?

Which refers the temperature?

What is the co-efficient of linear expansion of a rod if it is found to be 100 m long at 20 Degree C and 100.14 m long at 100 Degree C?

How much quantity of heat is required?
<br>
m = 120 litres
<br>
t1 = 20 Degree C
<br>
t2 = 85 Degree C
<br>
S = 4.2
<br>
Q = _____ KJ