MCQ Chapter 14 General Science Class 8 Maharashtra Board MCQ For All Chapters – General Science Class 8Measurement and Effects of Heat 1. What does the coefficient of linear expansion (λ) depend on?Mass of the solidSubstance of the solidInitial temperatureFinal volumeQuestion 1 of 1782. What is the unit of the coefficient of linear expansion?JouleCalorie1/°Ckg/°CQuestion 2 of 1783. What is the coefficient of linear expansion of copper in 1/°C x 10⁶?11.5171823.1Question 3 of 1784. Why are gaps kept between rails?To reduce weightTo allow expansionTo prevent contractionTo increase strengthQuestion 4 of 1785. What happens to the volume of a liquid when heated?It decreasesIt remains the sameIt increasesIt becomes zeroQuestion 5 of 1786. What happens to the pressure of a gas in a closed container when heated?It decreasesIt remains constantIt increasesIt becomes zeroQuestion 6 of 1787. What is the boiling point of water in Fahrenheit?100°F212°F273°F356°FQuestion 7 of 1788. What is the freezing point of water in Kelvin?0 K273 K296 K373 KQuestion 8 of 1789. At what temperature are Celsius and Fahrenheit scales the same?0°C-40°C32°C100°CQuestion 9 of 17810. How much heat is required to raise 1.5 kg of water from 15°C to 45°C in calories?30,000 cal45,000 cal60,000 cal188,100 calQuestion 10 of 17811. What is the mass of water if 300 cal raises its temperature by 10°C?10 gm20 gm30 gm40 gmQuestion 11 of 17812. What is the final temperature in the calorimeter example with equal masses?30°C32.29°C60°C90°CQuestion 12 of 17813. What must the Fahrenheit temperature be to be twice its Celsius value?160°F212°F320°F400°FQuestion 13 of 17814. Up to what temperature will the iron bridge remain in good shape?18°C35.4°C50°C60°CQuestion 14 of 17815. What is the increase in length of the Eiffel Tower at 30°C from 15°C?2.3 cm5.6 cm10 cm15 cmQuestion 15 of 17816. If substance A has specific heat c and B has 2c, what is the mass of B?m2m3m4mQuestion 16 of 17817. What is the specific heat of a 3 kg substance receiving 600 cal for a 10°C rise?0.0033 cal/(gm°C)0.033 cal/(gm°C)0.33 cal/(gm°C)3.3 cal/(gm°C)Question 17 of 17818. What does a digital thermometer use to measure temperature?Expansion of alcoholExpansion of mercuryA sensorA pistonQuestion 18 of 17819. What is the coefficient of volume expansion of water in 1/°C x 10³?0.21.01.33.66Question 19 of 17820. What happens to the density of a gas when heated?It increasesIt remains the sameIt decreasesIt doublesQuestion 20 of 17821. A.Mass of the solidQuestion 21 of 17822. B.Substance of the solidQuestion 22 of 17823. C.Initial temperatureQuestion 23 of 17824. D.Final volumeQuestion 24 of 17825. EXPLANATION: The document notesQuestion 25 of 17826. ANSWER: BQuestion 26 of 17827. Question 27 of 17828. What is the unit of the coefficient of linear expansion?Question 28 of 17829. A.JouleQuestion 29 of 17830. B.CalorieQuestion 30 of 17831. C.1/°CQuestion 31 of 17832. D.kg/°CQuestion 32 of 17833. EXPLANATION: The document statesQuestion 33 of 17834. ANSWER: CQuestion 34 of 17835. Question 35 of 17836. What is the coefficient of linear expansion of copper in 1/°C x 10⁶?Question 36 of 17837. A.11.5Question 37 of 17838. B.17Question 38 of 17839. C.18Question 39 of 17840. D.23.1Question 40 of 17841. EXPLANATION: The table lists copper’s coefficient of linear expansion as 17 x 10⁶ (1/°C).Question 41 of 17842. ANSWER: BQuestion 42 of 17843. Question 43 of 17844. Why are gaps kept between rails?Question 44 of 17845. A.To reduce weightQuestion 45 of 17846. B.To allow expansionQuestion 46 of 17847. C.To prevent contractionQuestion 47 of 17848. D.To increase strengthQuestion 48 of 17849. EXPLANATION: The document explainsQuestion 49 of 17850. ANSWER: BQuestion 50 of 17851. Question 51 of 17852. What happens to the volume of a liquid when heated?Question 52 of 17853. A.It decreasesQuestion 53 of 17854. B.It remains the sameQuestion 54 of 17855. C.It increasesQuestion 55 of 17856. D.It becomes zeroQuestion 56 of 17857. EXPLANATION: The document statesQuestion 57 of 17858. ANSWER: CQuestion 58 of 17859. Question 59 of 17860. What happens to the pressure of a gas in a closed container when heated?Question 60 of 17861. A.It decreasesQuestion 61 of 17862. B.It remains constantQuestion 62 of 17863. C.It increasesQuestion 63 of 17864. D.It becomes zeroQuestion 64 of 17865. EXPLANATION: The document notesQuestion 65 of 17866. ANSWER: CQuestion 66 of 17867. Question 67 of 17868. What is the boiling point of water in Fahrenheit?Question 68 of 17869. A.100°FQuestion 69 of 17870. B.212°FQuestion 70 of 17871. C.273°FQuestion 71 of 17872. D.356°FQuestion 72 of 17873. EXPLANATION: The table lists the boiling point of water as 212°F.Question 73 of 17874. ANSWER: BQuestion 74 of 17875. Question 75 of 17876. What is the freezing point of water in Kelvin?Question 76 of 17877. A.0 KQuestion 77 of 17878. B.273 KQuestion 78 of 17879. C.296 KQuestion 79 of 17880. D.373 KQuestion 80 of 17881. EXPLANATION: The table lists the freezing point of water as 273 K.Question 81 of 17882. ANSWER: BQuestion 82 of 17883. Question 83 of 17884. At what temperature are Celsius and Fahrenheit scales the same?Question 84 of 17885. A.0°CQuestion 85 of 17886. B.-40°CQuestion 86 of 17887. C.32°CQuestion 87 of 17888. D.100°CQuestion 88 of 17889. EXPLANATION: The solved example calculatesQuestion 89 of 17890. ANSWER: BQuestion 90 of 17891. Question 91 of 17892. How much heat is required to raise 1.5 kg of water from 15°C to 45°C in calories?Question 92 of 17893. A.30Question 93 of 17894. B.45Question 94 of 17895. C.60Question 95 of 17896. D.188Question 96 of 17897. EXPLANATION: The solved example showsQuestion 97 of 17898. ANSWER: BQuestion 98 of 17899. Question 99 of 178100. What is the mass of water if 300 cal raises its temperature by 10°C?Question 100 of 178101. A.10 gmQuestion 101 of 178102. B.20 gmQuestion 102 of 178103. C.30 gmQuestion 103 of 178104. D.40 gmQuestion 104 of 178105. EXPLANATION: The solved example calculatesQuestion 105 of 178106. ANSWER: CQuestion 106 of 178107. Question 107 of 178108. What is the final temperature in the calorimeter example with equal masses?Question 108 of 178109. A.30°CQuestion 109 of 178110. B.32.29°CQuestion 110 of 178111. C.60°CQuestion 111 of 178112. D.90°CQuestion 112 of 178113. EXPLANATION: The solved example concludesQuestion 113 of 178114. ANSWER: BQuestion 114 of 178115. Question 115 of 178116. What must the Fahrenheit temperature be to be twice its Celsius value?Question 116 of 178117. A.160°FQuestion 117 of 178118. B.212°FQuestion 118 of 178119. C.320°FQuestion 119 of 178120. D.400°FQuestion 120 of 178121. EXPLANATION: The exercise solution providesQuestion 121 of 178122. ANSWER: CQuestion 122 of 178123. Question 123 of 178124. Up to what temperature will the iron bridge remain in good shape?Question 124 of 178125. A.18°CQuestion 125 of 178126. B.35.4°CQuestion 126 of 178127. C.50°CQuestion 127 of 178128. D.60°CQuestion 128 of 178129. EXPLANATION: The exercise solution providesQuestion 129 of 178130. ANSWER: BQuestion 130 of 178131. Question 131 of 178132. What is the increase in length of the Eiffel Tower at 30°C from 15°C?Question 132 of 178133. A.2.3 cmQuestion 133 of 178134. B.5.6 cmQuestion 134 of 178135. C.10 cmQuestion 135 of 178136. D.15 cmQuestion 136 of 178137. EXPLANATION: The exercise solution providesQuestion 137 of 178138. ANSWER: BQuestion 138 of 178139. Question 139 of 178140. If substance A has specific heat c and B has 2cQuestion 140 of 178141. A.mQuestion 141 of 178142. B.2mQuestion 142 of 178143. C.3mQuestion 143 of 178144. D.4mQuestion 144 of 178145. EXPLANATION: The exercise solution providesQuestion 145 of 178146. ANSWER: BQuestion 146 of 178147. Question 147 of 178148. What is the specific heat of a 3 kg substance receiving 600 cal for a 10°C rise?Question 148 of 178149. A.0.0033 cal/(gm°C)Question 149 of 178150. B.0.033 cal/(gm°C)Question 150 of 178151. C.0.33 cal/(gm°C)Question 151 of 178152. D.3.3 cal/(gm°C)Question 152 of 178153. EXPLANATION: The exercise solution providesQuestion 153 of 178154. ANSWER: AQuestion 154 of 178155. Question 155 of 178156. What does a digital thermometer use to measure temperature?Question 156 of 178157. A.Expansion of alcoholQuestion 157 of 178158. B.Expansion of mercuryQuestion 158 of 178159. C.A sensorQuestion 159 of 178160. D.A pistonQuestion 160 of 178161. EXPLANATION: The document statesQuestion 161 of 178162. ANSWER: CQuestion 162 of 178163. Question 163 of 178164. What is the coefficient of volume expansion of water in 1/°C x 10³?Question 164 of 178165. A.0.2Question 165 of 178166. B.1.0Question 166 of 178167. C.1.3Question 167 of 178168. D.3.66Question 168 of 178169. EXPLANATION: The table lists water’s coefficient of volume expansion as 0.2 x 10³ (1/°C).Question 169 of 178170. ANSWER: AQuestion 170 of 178171. Question 171 of 178172. What happens to the density of a gas when heated?Question 172 of 178173. A.It increasesQuestion 173 of 178174. B.It remains the sameQuestion 174 of 178175. C.It decreasesQuestion 175 of 178176. D.It doublesQuestion 176 of 178177. EXPLANATION: The document statesQuestion 177 of 178178. ANSWER: CQuestion 178 of 178 Loading...
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