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Chemistry 10th Class English Medium Unit 15 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Water become hard because of:
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Ca+2
Mg+2
SO-24
all of these
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Question # 2
Freezing point of water is:
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-4°C
0°C
-36°C
-58°C
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Question # 3
Temporary hardness of water is removed by adding.
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Ca(OH)
2
NaOH
KOH
CaSO
4
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Question # 4
Which one of the properties of water is responsible for rising of water plants?.
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Specific heat capacity
Surface tension
Excellent solvent action
Capillary action.
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Question # 5
Temporary hardness in water can he removed by.
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Boiling Method
Using washing soda
Using sodium zeolite
All of them
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Question # 6
Neurological damage is caused by the poisoning of.
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Lead
Cadimium
Mercury
All of them
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Question # 7
Sodium zeolite is naturally occurring reason of .
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NaAl (SiO
3
)
2
Na
2
CO
3
CaCO
3
Na
2
SIO
3
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Question # 8
Which disease cause liver inflammation?
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Typhoid
Jaundice
cholera
Hepatitis
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Question # 9
Temporary hardness is removed by adding.
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Quick lime
Slaked lime
Lime stone
Lime water.
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Question # 10
The process of removing temporary hardness of water.
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Clark's method
Washing soda method
Sodium zeolite
Filteration method
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Question # 11
Which one of the following diseases causes liver inflammation?
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Typhoid
Jaundice
Cholera
Hapatitis
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Question # 12
The heat capacity of water is.
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4.2 Jg
-1
K
-1
2.1 Jg
-1
K
-1
3.2 Jg
-1
K
-1
5.9 Jg
-1
K
-1
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Question # 13
Cause of diarrhoea among following is:
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Diarrhea
Cholera
Cryptosporidium
Typhoid
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