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CSS Past Papers
Everyday Science - 2006
Test - 2
1.
Which physical quantities are measured by acre foot?
a) Sea deapth
b) Length of water channel
c) Volume of water
d) Length of canal
2.
Which physical quantities are measured by Becquerel?
a) Radioactivity or x-ray
b) Magneto motive force
c) Force
d) Lens optical power
3.
Which physical quantities are measured by dyne?
a) Energy
b) Magneto motive force
c) Lens optical power
d) Force
4.
Which physical quantities are measured by gilbert?
a) Magneto motive force
b) Lens optical power
c) Volume of water
d) Radioactivity
5.
Which physical quantities are measured by dioptre?
a) Lens optical power
b) Sun light
c) Moon light
d) Star light
6.
What is the difference between dam and barrage?
a) A barrage is storage of water, while a dam is a barrier to control water flow
b) A dam is storage of water, while a barrage is made to increase the water depth
c) A barrage is to increase storage of water, while a dam is a barrier to control water flow
d) A dam is storage of water, while a barrage is a barrier to control water flow
7.
Hydrated (compound) form of calcium sulphate obtained by partial dehydration of gypsum used for broken bones, architecture designing, model designing, sculpures and for filling purposes in different areas?
a) Plaster of Paris
b) potassium hydroxide
c) Caustic potash
d) chromium sulphate
8.
An instrument with horizental and verticle scales used to measure angls in land survey?
a) Manometer
b) Theodolite
c) Pyrometer
d) Chronometer
9.
A viral disease transmitted through birds especially chicken?
a) Cyan bacterium
b) Bird flu
c) Malaria
d) Diabetes millatus
10.
Aunit of heredity organism corresponding to specific sequence of genetic code which forms basis of heredity?
a) Gene
b) Cyan bacterium
c) Diabetes millatus
d) Anabaena azola
11.
Which physical quantities are measured by erg?
a) Magneto motive force
b) Force
c) Lens optical power
d) Energy
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