Which of the following is the lightest metal:...? Mcqs

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Which of the following is the lightest metal:...?

(A) Mercury
(B) Silver

(C) Lead
(D) Lithium

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Which from the following is true for "Sound"...?

(A) Sound cannot travel through a vacuum
(B) Sound cannot travel through gases

(C) Sound cannot travel through liquids
(D) Sound cannot travel through solids

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Thomas Edison is famous for his invention of:...?

(A) Telephone
(B) Television

(C) Light Bulb
(D) None of these

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H=100-4t The equation above can be used to model the number of hours h until a gallon of milk held at a temperature of t, in degrees Celsius, goes sour. Based on the model, which of the following is the best interpretation of the number 4 in the equation...?

(A) An increase of 1 degree Celsius will make a gallon of milk go sour 4 hours faster
(B) An increase of 1 degree Celsius will make 4 gallons of milk go sour 1 hour faster

(C) An increase of 4 degrees Celsius will make a gallon of milk go sour 1 hour faster
(D) An increase of 4 degrees Celsius will make a gallon of milk go sour 4 hours faster

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The nonrenewable source of energy is:...?

(A) Wind energy
(B) Solar energy

(C) Hydropower
(D) None of these

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In order to have a very wide field of view, the mirror used in cars is...?

(A) Convex
(B) Plane

(C) Concave
(D) Bi Concave

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Which base is employed as the electrolyte in alkaline batteries:...?

(A) Calcium hydroxide
(B) Potassium hydroxide

(C) Iron hydroxide
(D) Aluminum hydroxide

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Which is the Hottest planet of the world...?

(A) Mercury
(B) Jupiter

(C) Venus
(D) Mars

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A chronometer measure:...?

(A) Sound waves
(B) Time

(C) Color contrast
(D) Water wavės

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Water _______ at 32° Fahrenheit and boils at 212° Fahrenheit...?

(A) Freeze
(B) Frozen

(C) Freezes
(D) None of these

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