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9th Class Physics Chapter 9 Transfer of Heat English Medium KPK Boards Online Mcqs MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
What gas behaves as glass or polythene to radiation:
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Nitrogen
Hydrogen
Carbon di oxide
Methane
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Question # 2
Rooms are heated using gas heater by:
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Conduction only
Convection and radiation
Radiation only
Convection only
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Question # 3
Larger number of slots are made in radiators to increase:
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Surface temperature
Surface area
Both A and B
Nonr
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Question # 4
Degree of hotness or coldness of the body is called:
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Heat capacity
Thermal conductivity
Heat
Temperture
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Question # 5
Radiation are emited by:
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Cold body
Hot body
All bodies
None
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Question # 6
Larger is the area greater will be:
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Radiation
Transfer of heat
Evaporation
Conduction of heat
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Question # 7
A Leslie cube is a:
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Metal box
Wooden box
Glass box
None
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Question # 8
................ causes coastal breeze.
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Conduction
Convection
Radiation
Nil
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Question # 9
Which surface is bad emitter:
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White surface
Black surface
Coloured surface
Silver surface
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Question # 10
Those objects which do not conduct electricity are called.
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Insulator
Semi conductor
Nil
Conduct
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Question # 11
Land breeze from land to sea during:
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Day
Night
Afternoon
Morning
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Question # 12
False celling is done to
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Lower the height of ceiling
Keep the roof clean
cool and room
Insulate the ceiling.
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Question # 13
Land and sea breezes are the result of:
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Absorption
Radiation
Conduction
Convection
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