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Q1. When an object is heated, its molecules-
- Awill increase the speed of
- Bwill reduce the energy of
- Cwill increase the weight of
- Dwill reduce the weight of
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Answer: A) will increase the speed of
Q2. What does the temperature of an object indicate?
- Athe total energy of its molecules
- Bthe average energy of its molecules
- Cthe total velocity of its molecules
- DThe average kinetic energy of its molecules
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Answer: D) The average kinetic energy of its molecules
Q3. The temperature of an object indicates that on contact the heat-
- Awill flow from that object to an object at a higher temperature
- Bflow from an object of relatively lower temperature to that object
- Cflow from that object to the earth
- Dflow from the Earth to that object
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Answer: B) flow from an object of relatively lower temperature to that object
Q4. An increase in the temperature of an object means that the object's-
- Akinetic energy has increased
- BThe potential energy has increased.
- Cmechanical energy has increased
- DThermal energy has increased.
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Answer: D) Thermal energy has increased.
Q5. When an object is cooled, its molecules-
- Aincreases the energy of
- Bincreases the energy of
- Cincreases the mass of
- Dincreases the weight of
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Answer: B) increases the energy of
Q6. Heat is a form of energy that can be converted into work. Who first provided direct evidence of this?
- ADavy
- BRumford
- CCelsius
- DFahrenheit
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Answer: B) Rumford
Q7. Which scientist first melted two pieces of ice by rubbing them together?
- ARumford
- BJoule
- CDavy
- DCelsius
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Answer: C) Davy
Q8. Whenever work is converted into heat or heat is converted into work, the ratio of the work done to the heat produced is a constant, called the mechanical equivalent of heat. Its value is
- A4186 joules/kcal
- B4.186x107 erg/calorie
- C4.186 joules/calorie
- DAll of the above
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Answer: D) All of the above
Q9. Which of the following is correct?
- AW/Q=J
- BW×Q=J
- CQ/W=J
- DJ/Q=W
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Answer: A) W/Q=J
Q10. When some water is continuously churned, its temperature increases. In this process-
- AHeat energy is converted into thermal energy.
- BThermal energy is converted into heat energy.
- Cmechanical energy is converted into thermal energy
- Dthermal energy is converted into mechanical energy
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Answer: C) mechanical energy is converted into thermal energy
Q11. The temperature of boiling water in a steam engine can be high due to what reason?
- Asubstances dissolved in water
- BThere is low pressure inside the boiler.
- CThere is high pressure inside the boiler
- DFire occurs at extremely high temperatures
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Answer: C) There is high pressure inside the boiler
Q12. The water from the hand pump is hot in winter because-
- AIn winter our body is cold, hence water appears warm.
- BThe temperature inside the Earth is higher than the temperature in the atmosphere
- CThe pumping action creates friction, which heats the water.
- DWater from inside comes out and absorbs heat from the surroundings
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Answer: B) The temperature inside the Earth is higher than the temperature in the atmosphere
Q13. The unit of temperature in the SI system is-
- AKelvin
- BDegree Celsius
- Cdegree centigrade
- Ddegrees Fahrenheit
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Answer: A) Kelvin
Q14. Which of the following is not a unit of heat?
- ACalories
- Bkilocalories
- CJoule
- DDegree Celsius
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Answer: D) Degree Celsius
Q15. The SI unit of temperature is-
- AKelvin
- BCelsius
- Ccentigrade
- DFahrenheit
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Answer: A) Kelvin
Q16. The value of 1 kilocalorie of heat is-
- A4.2 joules
- B4.2 x 102 joules
- C4.2 x 10 joules
- D4.2 x 10 joules
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Answer: C) 4.2 x 10 joules
Q17. The reason for the water temperature being higher at the bottom of the waterfall than at the top is-
- AWater has more potential energy at the bottom
- BProvides surface heat to the ground surface
- CThe kinetic energy of falling water is converted into heat.
- DFalling water absorbs heat from the surroundings
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Answer: C) The kinetic energy of falling water is converted into heat.
Q18. Even when the temperature reaches 46°C in summer, the camel feels relief from the heat by-
- ASitting in the shade of desert plants
- BRaising your body temperature to 42°C
- Cstoring water in your body
- Dnone of the above
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Answer: B) Raising your body temperature to 42°C
Q19. Increasing the pressure on ice increases its melting point (mp)
- Awill decrease
- Bwill increase
- Cwill remain unchanged
- Dwill become zero
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Answer: A) will decrease
Q20. Gas thermometers are more sensitive than liquid thermometers because gases-
- Ahas a higher specific heat
- Bhas a higher coefficient of expansion
- Care light
- Dhas low specific heat.
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Answer: B) has a higher coefficient of expansion
Q21. On which principle is the Thermo Couple Thermometer based?
- AOn the Seebeck effect
- BOn Joule's effect
- COn the Peltier effect
- Dnone of these
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Answer: A) On the Seebeck effect
Q22. Very high temperatures are measured by-
- Aplatinum resistance thermometer
- Bfrom a thermocouple thermometer
- Cfrom a total radiation pyrometer
- Dnitrogen gas thermometer
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Answer: C) from a total radiation pyrometer
Q23. On which principle is the Total Radiation Pyrometer based?
- AOn the Seebeck effect
- BOn the Peltier effect
- COn Stefan's law
- DOn Joule's effect
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Answer: C) On Stefan's law
Q24. Which thermometer measures the temperature of distant objects like the Sun etc.?
- Aby thermocouple thermometer
- BBy platinum resistance thermometer
- Cby total radiation pyrometry
- Dnone of these
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Answer: C) by total radiation pyrometry
Q25. In cold countries, alcohol is preferred as a thermometer liquid instead of mercury because-
- AAlcohols have lower melting points
- BAlcohol is a better conductor of heat
- CAlcohol is cheaper than mercury
- DWorld production of alcohol exceeds that of mercury.
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Answer: A) Alcohols have lower melting points