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9th Class Physics Chapter 8 Thermal Properties of Matter English Medium KPK Boards Online Mcqs MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The device that is used to measure the temperature of a body called
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Thermometer
Acidimeter
Barometer
Clock timer
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Question # 2
Alcohol has specific heat in Jkg
-1
K
-1
is:
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2500
4200
1000
138.6
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Question # 3
The formula of conversion of Celsius into Kelvin is:
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Tk = 273 - C
o
Tk = 273 + C
o
F = 1.8 + 32
All of these
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Question # 4
The temperature if steam is
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0°C
100°C
273°C
-273°C
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Question # 5
The unit of Heat is:
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Kelvin
Joule
Jkg
-1
K
-1
kg
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Question # 6
In Fahrenheit scale, upper refrence point is:
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32
o
F
212
o
F
180
o
F
100
o
F
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Question # 7
Which gas is replaced by Ammonia in refrigerators?
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Nitrogen
Carbon di oxide
Methane
Freon gas
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Question # 8
Dogs sweat through:
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Tongue
Legs
Skin
Glands
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Question # 9
The formula of heat capacity is:
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mc
mc𝜟𝜽
mc𝜟Q/𝜟T
None of these
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Question # 10
Boiling point of water is:
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0
o
C
100
o
C
212
o
C
180
o
C
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Question # 11
What flower is known as natural thermometer?
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Rose
Barasicca
Crocus
Tulip
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Question # 12
If a liquid of mass 'm' requires thermal energy 'ΔQv' to completely change into gas at its boiling point without any change in its temperature, then its latent heat of vapourization can be calculated as following:
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Hv = m/ΔQv
Hv = mΔQv
Hv = cmΔQv
Hv =ΔQv/m
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Question # 13
Degree of hotness or coldness measures the body:
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Heat
Temperature
Energy
Thermal
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