If you had pogonophobia what would you be afraid of

1. Spiders2. Empty Rooms

3. Beards4. Water

How did Alfred Nobel make his money?

1. invented telegraph2. Family business3. Invented dynamite4. Won a lottery

If you are celebrating your diamond anniversary, how many years have

you been married ? 1. 602. 753. 504. 100

If you suffer from xenophobia, what are you afraid of ?

1. Spiders2. Cars3. Elevators4. Foreigners

What is the largest man made structure on Earth ?

1. The Taj Mahal2. The Great Wall of China3. The Burj Khalifa4. The Eiffel Tower

Q. 1. Woolen Clothes Q. 1. Woolen Clothes protect the body from cold protect the body from cold because-because-(a)(a) Cloth is a poor conductor of Cloth is a poor conductor of

heatheat

(b)(b) Cloth is good conductor of heatCloth is good conductor of heat

(c)(c) External heat rays enter into the External heat rays enter into the body through woolen clothesbody through woolen clothes

(d)(d) None of aboveNone of above

Q.2. The owl can see Q.2. The owl can see most clearly in total most clearly in total darkness because-darkness because-

(a)(a)It has squint eyesIt has squint eyes

(b) It has large eyes with orbs (b) It has large eyes with orbs directed forward, giving it directed forward, giving it binocular sightbinocular sight

(c) It has light bulbs in its eyes (c) It has light bulbs in its eyes provided by natureprovided by nature

Q.3 Stainless steel contains-Q.3 Stainless steel contains-

(a) Chromium,Nickel,Iron (a) Chromium,Nickel,Iron and Carbonand Carbon

(b) Nickel,Iron and Carbon(b) Nickel,Iron and Carbon

(c) Iron and Carbon only(c) Iron and Carbon only

(d) Chromium,Iron and (d) Chromium,Iron and CarbonCarbon

Q.4 The maximum limit of Q.4 The maximum limit of sound beyond which a sound beyond which a person can become deaf person can become deaf is-is-

(a) 55 db(a) 55 db

(b) 75 db(b) 75 db

(c) 85 db(c) 85 db

(d) 120 db(d) 120 db

Too… Too… NoisyNoisy

Q.5 Which gas often Q.5 Which gas often creates more air- creates more air- pollution?pollution?

(a)(a) NitrogenNitrogen

(b)(b) Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide

(c) Carbon monoxide(c) Carbon monoxide

(d) Oxygen(d) Oxygen

Q.6 During cardiac Q.6 During cardiac failure, which of the failure, which of the following is advised as a following is advised as a first aid?first aid?(a)(a)Mouth to Mouth resuscitationMouth to Mouth resuscitation

(b) Giving external cardiac (b) Giving external cardiac MassageMassage

(c) Giving cool water to drink(c) Giving cool water to drink

(d) Giving complete body (d) Giving complete body MassageMassage

Q.8 The small bats can fly Q.8 The small bats can fly in dark because-in dark because-

(a)(a)They can see the objects in They can see the objects in darknessdarkness

(b) They have weak legs land (b) They have weak legs land are likely to be attacked by are likely to be attacked by predatorspredators

(c) They generate flashes of (c) They generate flashes of lightlight

(d) They generate ultrasonic (d) They generate ultrasonic sound wavessound waves

(a)(a)Decreases Decreases

(b) Increases(b) Increases

(c) Remains the same(c) Remains the same

(d) Is zero(d) Is zero

Q.9 The time period of a Q.9 The time period of a pendulum on moon-pendulum on moon-

In the American system of Mathematical progressions what

denomination comes after million, billion and trillion

1. Septillion2. Quintillion3. Nonillion 4. Quadrillion

The _____ point of a point on the surface of a sphere is a point which is

diametrically opposite to it1. Diatropic2. Antipodal3. Diachord4. Diatan

In any group of 23 people there is a ____ chance that two of them share a

birthday1. 402. 503. 604. 35

What British Physicist living from 1824-1907, proposed absolute

temperature scale of essence to development of thermodynamics?

1. Claussius2. W. Thompson aka Lord Kelvin3. Joule4. Newton

What travels at 331 m/s at 0 ° C at sea level?

1. Sound2. Seismic Waves3. Radio Waves4. Light

Who was awarded the 1938 Nobel Prize for physics for his work with slow

neutrons?1. Albert Einstein2. Enrico Fermi3. James Chadwick4. J.J. Thompson

How many men have walked on the moon?

1. 122. 83. 64. 14

From which country does Nokia, the mobile phone company, originate?

1. Norway2. China3. Korea4. Finland

If you rub an inflated balloon against your hair, the two materials attract each other, as shown in this figure. Fill in the blank: the amount of charge present in the system of the balloon and your hair after rubbing is _____ the amount of charge present before rubbing.

(a) less than

(b) the same as

(c) more than

Rank the magnitude of the electric field at points A, B, and C shown in this figure (greatest magnitude first).

(a) A, B, C

(b) A, C, B

(c) B, C, A

(d) B, A, C

(e) C, A, B

In which year was Sir C V Raman awarded the Nobel

Prize in Physics?1. 19282. 19293. 19304. 1931

Which term is used to describe the center of mass/gravity of an object?

1. Centroid2. Geographical Center3. Barycenter4. Geometrical Center

Acceleration’s rate of change is known as what?

1. Velocity2. Impulse3. Displacement4. Jerk

Who discovered how to generate electricity?

1. Michael Faraday2. Max Planck3. Albert Einstein4. Andre-Marie Ampere

How many quarks are there in an electron?

1. 42. 33. 24. 0

Who is best known for his theory of Black Holes?

1. Alan Guth2. Albert Einstein3. Stephen Hawking4. Briane Greene

What electrical device converts AC to DC?

1. Resistor2. Inverter3. Capacitor4. Rectifier

What is the study of the motion of bodies as induced by external forces?

1. Torqueology2. Analytical Dynamics3. Vectorization4. Mechanics

Due to thermal expansion how much taller is the Eiffel Tower in Summers as

compared to Winters?

1. One yard(91cm)2. 6 inch(15cm)3. No seasonal change4. 6 feet(1.83m)

Fermionic Condensates and Bose-Einstein Condensates are sometimes

considered as _________

1. Parts of the EM spectrum2. Quantum State3. States of Matter 4. Subatomic Particles

What is the more usual name for Rontgen Rays?

1. X-Rays2. Gamma Rays3. Microwave4. UV Rays

What force opposes the motion of gravity in an elevator?

1. Acceleration2. Tension3. Friction4. Drag

What can be used to increase the effect of a Force on an object?

1. Electricity2. Lever3. Pendulum4. Power

Which Scottish Physicist living from 1736-1819, invented the modern

condensing steam engine and centrifugal governor?

1. Sir David Brewster2. James Watt3. Thomas Young4. James Clerk Maxwell

What is the name for a highly eccentric Earth orbit with periods of

approximately 12 hours?1. Longitudinal2. Molniya3. Geosynchronous4. Polar

Which principle states that it is impossible to know both an objects

exact position and momentum at the same time?

1. Einstein’s2. Planck’s3. Dawes4. Uncertainty

Which 16th Century scientist proposed that the Earth orbits the Sun?

1. Archimedes2. Gamma3. Copernicus4. Euryon

If every atomic clock stopped immediately, what would stop working

first?1. Network and Cable TV2. Cell phones3. Global Positioning System4. Computers

The first magnetic compasses were made using what?

1. Lodestone2. Human Hair3. Paramagnets4. Granite

What is light according to Isaac Newton?

1. Electricity2. A particle3. Magnetic Resonance 4. A wave