How many seismograph stations are used to locate the epicentre of an earthquake?
33%
$$4$$
33%
$$2$$
17%
$$3$$
17%
$$9$$
Q.2.
Name the scale on which the destructive energy of an earthquake is measured.
0%
Temperature scale
0%
Vector scale
100%
Richter scale
0%
Energy scale
Q.3.
A Seismograph is a device that is used to measure the:
0%
thunderstorm frequency
100%
earthquake magnitude
0%
lightning frequency
0%
lightning intensity
Q.4.
Choose the correct statement.
25%
'P' waves are slower than 'S' waves.
50%
Both 'P' and 'S' waves have same speed.
25%
'S' waves are slower than 'P' waves.
0%
None of the above.
Q.5.
What are seismic waves caused by?
0%
Aerial explosion
0%
Traffic
100%
Earthquakes
0%
Heavy rain
Q.6.
The weather department has predicted that a thunderstorm is likely to occur on a certain day. Suppose you have to go out on that day. Should you carry an umbrella?
25%
Yes
50%
No
0%
Ambiguous
25%
Data insufficient
Q.7.
A seismograph is also known as:
25%
Seismogram
0%
Seismology
75%
Seismometer
0%
Seismocity
Q.8.
How do we record seismic waves?
0%
With the help of an oscilloscope.
75%
With the help of a seismograph.
25%
With the help of an anemometer.
0%
None of the above.
Q.9.
Rub an empty ball pen refill on a polythene sheet and hold it on top of small pieces of paper. What will be your observation?
100%
Pieces of paper are attracted.
0%
Pieces of paper are repelled.
0%
Pieces of paper are neither attracted nor repelled.
0%
Pieces of paper are either attracted or repelled.
Q.10.
Fill in the blanks:
During the development of a thunder-storm, the air currents move ________ while the water droplets move _______.
0%
downward, upward
100%
upward, downward
0%
downward, downward
0%
upward, upward
Q.11.
On which principle does a seismograph work?
25%
Principle of inertia.
25%
Principle of conservation of momentum.
50%
Principle of gravitational force.
0%
None of the above.
Q.12.
Accumulation of charges causes ________ in the clouds.
0%
Rain
25%
Earthquake
75%
Lightning
0%
Storm
Q.13.
Seismometers can record motions in ________ directions.
0%
One
50%
All
50%
Opposite
0%
Same
Q.14.
What will be the nature of charge on the metal paper clip of electroscope when a negatively charged body is brought in contact with it?
0%
Positive
75%
Negative
25%
Partially positive
0%
None of the above
Q.15.
Lightning is nothing but ________.
100%
electric discharge
0%
electricity
0%
electro - magnetic discharge
0%
magnetic effect
Q.16.
Fill in the blank:
_________ of charges on surfaces of clouds leads to lightning.
33%
Accumulation
33%
Leakage
33%
Conduction
0%
Induction
Q.17.
Fill in the blank:
________ charges collect or accumulates near the lower edges of clouds.
0%
Positive
0%
Neutral
100%
Negative
0%
None of the above
Q.18.
Fill in the blank:
_______ charges collect near the upper edges of the clouds.
33%
Negative
67%
Positive
0%
Neutral
0%
No
Q.19.
_________ was the first to discover that lightning is electric discharge.
0%
Thomas Alva Edison
0%
Nicolas Tesla
100%
Benjamin Franklin
0%
Isaac Newton
Q.20.
What happens when the end of the paper clip of electroscope is touched by hands?
0%
Electric current is produced
100%
Foil strips remain as it is
0%
Foil strips collapse
0%
None of the above
Q.21.
What is the frictional order of the following materials on rubbing:
ebonite, glass rod, wool, plastic
33%
Wool, glass rod, ebonite, plastic
33%
Glass rod, wool, plastic, ebonite
33%
Wool, glass rod, plastic, ebonite
0%
Glass rod, wool, ebonite, plastic
Q.22.
What kind of electric charge is acquired on a glass rod when it is rubbed with silk cloth?
67%
Positive charge
0%
Negative charge
33%
Partially positive charge
0%
Partially negative charge
Q.23.
When a plastic rod is rubbed with the fur, what charge does the plastic rod get?
67%
Positive
0%
Negative
33%
Neutral
0%
None of the above
Q.24.
When two bodies are charged by rubbing they acquire:
67%
equal and opposite charge
0%
equal and same charge
0%
negative charge
33%
positive charge
Q.25.
When a charged body is brought near an electroscope:
67%
the strips of foils opens up.
0%
the strips of foils close.
33%
the strips open and close simultaneously.
0%
the strips neither open nor close.
Q.26.
An electroscope is used:
100%
to detect presence of charge on a body.
0%
to determine the nature of charge on a body.
0%
to measure the exact amount of charge on a body.
0%
for both A and B.
Q.27.
Why does not a steel spoon get charged on rubbing with polythene or woollen cloth?
0%
Because steel is a poor conductor.
67%
Because steel is a good conductor.
33%
Because steel has high density.
0%
Because a steel spoon is shiny.
Q.28.
When plastic comb is used to comb dry hair, which type of charge does the comb acquire?
0%
Negative
67%
Positive
33%
Neutral
0%
None of the above
Q.29.
The device, which can be used to detect whether an object is charged, is:
0%
telescope
33%
microscope
67%
electroscope
0%
none of the above
Q.30.
When a body gains electrons it acquires
33%
Positive charge
33%
Negative charge
0%
Partially positive charge
33%
Partially negative charge
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