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Q151. If the diameter of the capillary tube is doubled, the height of the water rising in it will increase.
- AIt doubles.
- Bhalf remains
- Cremains the same
- Dbecomes zero
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Answer: B) half remains
Q152. The unit of viscosity is-
- APoise
- BPascal
- CPowijuli
- DNone of these
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Answer: A) Poise
Q153. When two vessels of different diameters are immersed vertically in a liquid, the height of the liquid rises-
- Awill be equal in both capillaries
- BThe capillary tube with larger diameter will have more
- CThe smaller diameter capillary tube will have more
- Ddepends on the mass of water
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Answer: C) The smaller diameter capillary tube will have more
Q154. What causes the oil in the wick of a lamp to rise?
- ACarboxylic groups in oil
- Bcapillary phenomenon
- Clow viscosity of oil
- Dpressure difference
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Answer: B) capillary phenomenon
Q155. An iron needle sinks in water, but a ship remains afloat. What principle is this based on?
- APascal's principle
- BArchimedes' principle
- CKepler's theory
- Dlaw of gravity
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Answer: B) Archimedes' principle
Q156. Archimedes' law is related to which of the following?
- Alaw of flotation
- BRight-angled triangle rule
- Claw of gravity
- Drelation between current and voltage
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Answer: A) law of flotation
Q157. When an object is immersed, either fully or partially, in a liquid, its weight appears to decrease, and this apparent decrease in weight is equal to the weight of the liquid displaced by the object. This principle is:
- ABernoulli's principle
- BArchimedes' principle
- CPascal's principle
- DHooke's law
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Answer: B) Archimedes' principle
Q158. The scientist associated with buoyancy is-
- AArchimedes
- BNewton
- CLouis Pasteur
- Dall of which
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Answer: A) Archimedes
Q159. The amount of buoyancy obtained by a solid partially or completely immersed in a liquid depends on—
- Athe amount of liquid displaced by the solid
- Bon the mass of the solid
- Con the weight of the solid
- Dnone of these
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Answer: A) the amount of liquid displaced by the solid
Q160. The reason why a piece of iron does not float on the water surface is-
- AThe weight of water displaced by iron is less than the weight of iron
- BThe weight of water displaced by iron is greater than the weight of iron
- CThe weight of water displaced by iron is equal to the weight of iron.
- DIt does not displace water.
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Answer: A) The weight of water displaced by iron is less than the weight of iron
Q161. Any boat will sink if it removes water from its-
- Aequal in volume
- Bequal to the weight
- Cequal to the back
- Dequal to the density
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Answer: A) equal in volume
Q162. To which country did the great scientist Archimedes belong?
- ABritain
- BGermany
- CU.N.A.
- DGreece
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Answer: D) Greece
Q163. The reason why water droplets do not stick to oily surfaces is-
- Alack of adhesive force
- BWater is lighter than oil.
- CCan't get along with each other
- DSurface tension
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Answer: A) lack of adhesive force
Q164. The synchronizing satellite revolves around the Earth in-
- AEast to west
- BWest to East
- CNorth South
- DSouth to North
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Answer: B) West to East
Q165. The function of ball bearing in a wheel is-
- Aincrease friction
- BConverting kinetic friction into rolling friction
- Cconverting static friction into kinetic friction
- Djust for convenience
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Answer: C) converting static friction into kinetic friction
Q166. Consider the following statements about jet engines and rockets. 1. A jet engine uses ambient air for its oxygen supply. Therefore, it is unsuitable for space travel. 2. A rocket carries its oxygen supply in the form of gas and fuel. Which of the above statements is/are correct?
- Aonly 1
- Bonly 2
- CBoth 1 and 2
- DNeither 1 nor 2
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Answer: C) Both 1 and 2
Q167. A piece of ice is floating in a glass of water. What will happen to the level of the water when the ice melts?
- Awill increase
- BWill be less
- Cwill remain the same
- DIt will first increase and then decrease
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Answer: C) will remain the same
Q168. A ball is dropped from a tall building with a uniform acceleration of 9.8 m/s2. What will its velocity be after 3 seconds?
- A9.8m/s.
- B9.6m/s
- C294m/s
- D39.3m/s
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Answer: C) 294m/s
Q169. The mass of an object is 100 kg (gravitational force g = 10 ms). If the gravitational acceleration on the moon is , then the mass of the object on the moon will be-
- A100 /6 kg
- B60 kg
- C100 kg
- D600 kg
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Answer: C) 100 kg
Q170. The SI unit of power 'Watt' is equivalent to what?
- Akg m s 2
- Bkg m 2 to 2
- Ckg m2 to 3
- Dnone of these
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Answer: C) kg m2 to 3
Q171. In the state of weightlessness, the shape of a candle flame will be-
- Alonger
- Bmore little
- Cspherical
- Dwill remain the same
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Answer: D) will remain the same
Q172. liquid rises to a greater height in a capillary tube than water, because
- AThe liquid is more viscous than water
- BThe temperature of the liquid is higher than that of water
- CThe surface tension of the liquid is less than that of water
- DThe surface tension of the liquid is greater than that of water.
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Answer: D) The surface tension of the liquid is greater than that of water.
Q173. Capillarity is not the sole reason for which one of the following?
- Aink adsorption
- Bgroundwater upwelling
- CSpreading of a water drop on a cotton cloth
- Dthe movement of water from a plant's roots to its foliage
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Answer: D) the movement of water from a plant's roots to its foliage
Q174. Who has formulated the universal law of gravitation?
- ANewton
- BGalileo
- CCopernicus
- DEinstein
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Answer: A) Newton
Q175. Conservation of energy means that-
- AEnergy is created and destroyed
- BEnergy can be created, not destroyed.
- CEnergy cannot be created, but it can be destroyed.
- DEnergy can neither be created nor destroyed.
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Answer: D) Energy can neither be created nor destroyed.