1. The element used for radiographic imaging:
[a] Calcium
[b] Strontium
[c] Barium
[d] Beryllium
2. An anti-oxidant often added to fat containing foods to prevent rancidity:
[a] Ethyl benzoate
[b] Methylated chlorobenzene
[c] Butyrated hydroxi anisole
[d] Propyl alcohol
3. Which of the following insoluble in water?
[a] Silver Chloride
[b] Calcium Chloride
[c] Sodium Nitrate
[d] Magnisium Sulphate
4. An example of mineral acid:
[a] Citric acid
[b] Formic acid
[c] Tartaric acid
[d] Hydrochloric acid
5. The most abundant type of coal:
[a] Bituminous
[b] Anthrasite
[c] Lignite
[d] None of these
6. Pigments obtained from plants can be separated by:
[a] Magnet
[b] Crystallisation
[c] Chromatography
[d] Separating Funnel
7. Potassium permanganate is used to purify water. Which among the following properties of it helps in this action?
[a] Reducing
[b] Oxidising
[c] Sterilizing
[d] Leaching
8. What type of reaction is in the digestion offood in human body?
[a] Decomposition
[b] Hydrogenation
[c] Calcination
[d] Incubation
9. Which of the following is called the ‘Mother of Pearl’?
[a] Ammolite
[b] Nacre
[c] Tusk
[d] Sea shell
10. Bleaching powder contains;
[a] Magnisium
[b] Sodium
[c] Calcium
[d] Potassium
11. It is easily noticed the smell of the LPG gas because of which among the following?
[a] Butane
[b] Propane
[c] Methane
[d] Ethanethiol
12. Teflon, the tough and fire resistant polymer, containing the halogen:
[a] Chlorine
[b] Flourine
[c] Iodine
[d] Bromine
13. Froth and foams are examples of the following:
[a] Gas suspended in liquid
[b] Liquid suspended in gas
[c] Solid suspended in gas
[d] None of these
14. The discomfort due to indigestion can be cured by taking:
[a] Baking soda
[b] Vinegar
[c] Naphthalene
[d] Benzene
15. Chemical properties mostly resemble those of :
[a] Gold
[b] Platinum
[c] Barium
[d] Germanium
[a] Calcium
[b] Strontium
[c] Barium
[d] Beryllium
2. An anti-oxidant often added to fat containing foods to prevent rancidity:
[a] Ethyl benzoate
[b] Methylated chlorobenzene
[c] Butyrated hydroxi anisole
[d] Propyl alcohol
3. Which of the following insoluble in water?
[a] Silver Chloride
[b] Calcium Chloride
[c] Sodium Nitrate
[d] Magnisium Sulphate
4. An example of mineral acid:
[a] Citric acid
[b] Formic acid
[c] Tartaric acid
[d] Hydrochloric acid
5. The most abundant type of coal:
[a] Bituminous
[b] Anthrasite
[c] Lignite
[d] None of these
6. Pigments obtained from plants can be separated by:
[a] Magnet
[b] Crystallisation
[c] Chromatography
[d] Separating Funnel
7. Potassium permanganate is used to purify water. Which among the following properties of it helps in this action?
[a] Reducing
[b] Oxidising
[c] Sterilizing
[d] Leaching
8. What type of reaction is in the digestion offood in human body?
[a] Decomposition
[b] Hydrogenation
[c] Calcination
[d] Incubation
9. Which of the following is called the ‘Mother of Pearl’?
[a] Ammolite
[b] Nacre
[c] Tusk
[d] Sea shell
10. Bleaching powder contains;
[a] Magnisium
[b] Sodium
[c] Calcium
[d] Potassium
11. It is easily noticed the smell of the LPG gas because of which among the following?
[a] Butane
[b] Propane
[c] Methane
[d] Ethanethiol
12. Teflon, the tough and fire resistant polymer, containing the halogen:
[a] Chlorine
[b] Flourine
[c] Iodine
[d] Bromine
13. Froth and foams are examples of the following:
[a] Gas suspended in liquid
[b] Liquid suspended in gas
[c] Solid suspended in gas
[d] None of these
14. The discomfort due to indigestion can be cured by taking:
[a] Baking soda
[b] Vinegar
[c] Naphthalene
[d] Benzene
15. Chemical properties mostly resemble those of :
[a] Gold
[b] Platinum
[c] Barium
[d] Germanium
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