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Physics 9th Class English Medium Unit 9 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
All ________ conduct heat easily:
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Non metals
Gases
Material
Metals
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Question # 2
Radiation are emited by:
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Cold body
Hot body
All bodies
None
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Question # 3
On heating Air becomes.
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Heavier
Lighter
Remain same
None
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Question # 4
Falls ceiling is done to:
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Lower the height of ceiling
Keep the roof clean
Cool the room
Insulate the ceiling
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Question # 5
Shining silvered surface is a best:
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Emitter
Absorber
Reflector
None of these
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Question # 6
Land and Sea breezes are the results of:
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Conduction
Convection
Radiation
Conduction and radiation
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Question # 7
The substances through which heat does not conduct:
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Conductors
Bad conductors
Insulators
Both B and C
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Question # 8
All bodies absorb or emit energy by
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convection
radiation
conduction
both (a) & (c)
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Question # 9
The device used to stop conduction, convention and radiation:
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Thermometer
Thermo flask
Both
Nil
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Question # 10
Worst absorber of heat is:
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Dull black surface
Coloured surface
Shinning silvered surface
White surface
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Question # 11
What of the following is a god radiator of heat?
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a Shinning silvered surface
a dull black surface
a white black surface
a shinning colored surface
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Question # 12
................ causes coastal breeze.
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Conduction
Convection
Radiation
Nil
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Question # 13
Light from the sun contain thermal radiation of:
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Long wavelength
Short wavelength
Ultra violet rays
Visible light
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