Measurement Online Test 6th Science Lesson 1 Questions in English
Measurement Online Test 6th Science Lesson 1 Questions in English
Measurement - Online Test 6th Science Lesson 1 Questions in English
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Question 1 |
Convert the following 1mm3=
A | 1 kilolitre
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B | 1 microlitre
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C | 1 millilitre
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D | None of the above
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Question 2 |
A ruler or scale, used now a days to measure length was invented by a _____ in 16th century.
A | None of the above
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B | William bedwell
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C | William gladdy
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D | William gluefy
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Question 2 Explanation:
A ruler or scale, used now a days to measure length was invented by a William Bedwell in 16th century.
Question 3 |
The distance between one end and the other desired end is called as
A | Point |
B | Length |
C | None of the above
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D | Distance |
Question 4 |
What can be used to calculate rough time?
A | None of the above
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B | Food |
C | Plants |
D | Pulses |
Question 4 Explanation:
You can also use your pulse to measure ‘rough’ time. Count the number of pulses. That can tell you the time elapsed. In your normal speed of speaking, say “one little second”; “two little seconds” to count the passage of time.
Question 5 |
Which of the following is not required to calculate the volume ?
A | Breadth |
B | None of the above
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C | Height |
D | Length |
Question 6 |
Convert this 1m=
A | Both a and b
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B | 100cm |
C | 10mm |
D | 1000mm |
Question 7 |
The standard unit of length is
A | mm |
B | m |
C | dm |
D | cm |
Question 8 |
A standard metre rod made of an alloy of ______ is placed at the Bureau of weights and measures in Paris.
A | Platinum and iridium
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B | Galium and iridium
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C | None of the above
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D | Stantium and germanium
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Question 8 Explanation:
A standard metre rod made of an alloy of platinum and iridium is placed at the Bureau of weights and measures in Paris.
Question 9 |
We use beam balance to measure
A | Gravity |
B | None of the above
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C | Weight |
D | Mass |
Question 9 Explanation:
We use beam balances to measure mass. A beam balance works by comparing the mass of an object to that of known mass (called a standard mass).
Question 10 |
______ is a displacement or difference in the apparent position of an object viewed along two different lines of sight.
A | Syntax |
B | Giopex
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C | Parallax |
D | Both a and c
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Question 11 |
The comparison of unknown quantities with some known quantities is known as
A | Measurement |
B | Quantity |
C | Force |
D | Weight |
Question 12 |
____ is a device used for indicating distance travelled by an automobile.
A | Speedometer
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B | Odometer |
C | Dualometer
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D | None of the above
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Question 12 Explanation:
An odometer is a device used for indicating distance travelled by an automobile.
Question 13 |
International Bureau of Weights and Measures is present in
A | France |
B | Italy
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C | Bern |
D | None of the above
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Question 13 Explanation:
One kilogram is equal to the mass of a certain bar of platinum-iridium alloy that has been kept since 1889 at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures in Sèvres, France.
Question 14 |
Which of the following method can be used to measure the volume of irregular objects?
A | Water displacement method
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B | None of the above
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C | Water spilt method
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D | Stoning method
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Question 15 |
The submultiple for milli meter is
A | 1/10
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B | 1/100
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C | 1/100000
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D | 1/1000
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Question 16 |
Shape of liquid is
A | Shape of container
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B | Oval |
C | Rectangular |
D | None of the above
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Question 17 |
The need for SI system of units
A | To compare with others |
B | To find error in other units |
C | For the purpose of uniformity |
D | None of the above |
Question 18 |
For avoiding Parallax error eye must be exactly in front of_____ above the point where the measurement has to be taken.
A | Anglicized |
B | Horizontal |
C | None of the above
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D | Vertical |
Question 19 |
SI unit for volume of solid
A | w2 |
B | m3 |
C | m2 |
D | m3 |
Question 20 |
The metric system or standard set of units was created by the ______ in 1790.
A | British |
B | French |
C | Dutch |
D | Danish |
Question 20 Explanation:
The metric system or standard set of units was created by the French in 1790.
Question 21 |
What happens when you compress a gas
A | Occupies lesser space
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B | Both a and b
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C | It will not compress
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D | None of the above
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Question 21 Explanation:
Gases expand to fill the container into which they are placed. When you compress, a gas you can make the same gas to occupy lesser space. (as in LPG gas cylinder). Therefore it is not easy to talk about the volume of gas in the same way as a volume of a stone or a liquid.
Question 22 |
Using Length which of the following can be found
A | Both a and b
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B | Width |
C | Area |
D | Volume |
Question 23 |
Earlier days people used which of the following to measure rough time?
A | Sand clock
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B | Sundial
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C | Dogs |
D | Both a and b
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Question 23 Explanation:
In earlier days people used sand clock and sundial to measure the passage of time during the day. The shadow cast by a stick can be used to estimate time. One can also use a vessel with a small hole for computing time. Take a vessel or bottle with a small hole in it and fill it with water. The time taken for water to drain can also be used as a measuring device.
Question 24 |
Which of the cannot be used to measure the volume of the liquids?
A | Graduated pipettes
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B | Graduated burettes
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C | Graduated beakers
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D | None of the above
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Question 25 |
Convert the following 1ml=
A | 10 cm3
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B | None of the above
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C | 25 cm2
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D | 1cm3
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Question 26 |
SI unit of time is
A | Minute |
B | Second hour
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C | Seconds |
D | Hour |
Question 27 |
Convert the following 1000 kg =
A | 1 tonne
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B | None of the above
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C | 2 tonnes
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D | 10 tonnes
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Question 27 Explanation:
Bigger weights are measured in tonne or Metric Tonne. 1000 milligram = 1 gram 1000 gram - 1 kilogram 1000 kilogram - 1 tonne.
Question 28 |
Volume is a
A | Derived |
B | None of the above
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C | Both a and b
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D | Basic |
Question 29 |
What will happen when you are in moon?
A | Mass gets reduced
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B | Both will get reduced
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C | Weight gets reduced
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D | None of the above
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Question 29 Explanation:
The weight is directly proportional to the mass on earths surface. On moon where the gravitational force is lesser than earth, the weight will reduce but the mass will remain same
Question 30 |
Weight=
A | Mass x gravity
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B | None of the above
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C | Both a and b
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D | Mass x 9.81
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Question 30 Explanation:
Question 20 Explanation:
Mass is the measure of the amount of matter in an object. Weight is the gravitational pull experienced by the mass.
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