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Units Of Pressure

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Everyday Science

What is the unit of pressure?

A
Bar
B
Torr
C
Pascal
D
All of these
Explanation and memory cue

Pressure can be measured in various units including Barr (likely intended as Bar), Torr, and Pascal. Therefore, all the options listed are valid units of pressure.

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Radiation And Its Effects

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Everyday Science

Maximum biological damage is caused by _________?

A
Gamma rays
B
Alpha rays
C
Beta rays
D
Microwaves
Explanation and memory cue

Alpha rays (alpha particles) cause maximum biological damage because they have high ionizing power and can cause severe damage to cells and tissues if ingested or inhaled, despite their low penetration ability. Gamma rays and beta rays penetrate more but cause less localized damage, and microwaves are non-ionizing and cause minimal biological damage.

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Astronomical Events

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Everyday Science

The Summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere happens on: _________?

A
21 July
B
22 December
C
22 March
D
21 June
Explanation and memory cue

The Summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere occurs around June 21 each year, marking the longest day and the official start of summer. The other dates correspond to different astronomical events: July 21 is not a solstice or equinox, December 22 is the Winter solstice, and March 22 is near the Spring equinox.

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Moon

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Everyday Science

Selenology is the study of _________?

A
Stars
B
Galaxy
C
Moon
D
Planets
Explanation and memory cue

Selenology is the scientific study of the Moon. The term derives from 'Selene,' the Greek goddess of the Moon, making option C the correct answer.

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Measurement Instruments

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Everyday Science

Velometer is used to measure?

A
Rain
B
Speed of Air
C
Wind pressure
D
Heat
Explanation and memory cue

A velometer is an instrument used to measure the speed of air or wind. It is commonly used in meteorology and ventilation studies.

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Nutrition

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Everyday Science

Nowadays, milk is not considered a balanced diet because it is lacking in _________?

A
Magnesium and Vitamin D
B
Iron and Vitamin B
C
Iron and Vitamin C
D
Calcium and Vitamin C
Explanation and memory cue

Milk is generally considered a balanced diet but is known to lack sufficient iron and vitamin C, which are essential nutrients not abundantly found in milk.

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Vitamins In Food

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Everyday Science

Chili contains which vitamin?

A
Vitamin A
B
Vitamin B
C
Vitamin C
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

Chili peppers are rich in Vitamin C, which is important for immune function and skin health. Therefore, the correct answer is Vitamin C.

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Waves And Propagation

easy
Everyday Science

Which of the following cannot pass through a vacuum?

A
Light
B
Radiation
C
Sound
D
None of These
Explanation and memory cue

Sound is a mechanical wave that requires a medium (like air, water, or solids) to travel through, so it cannot pass through a vacuum. Light and other forms of electromagnetic radiation can travel through a vacuum.

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Fruit Classification

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Everyday Science

Which one of the following is not a true fruit?

A
Apple
B
Grapes
C
Dates
D
Plum
Explanation and memory cue

Dates are botanically classified as true fruits; specifically, they are drupes (stone fruits) that develop from a single ovary and have a fleshy outer layer with a hard inner pit surrounding the seed. Apples, grapes, and plums are also true fruits but belong to different categories: apples are pomes, grapes are true berries, and plums are drupes. Therefore, all options are true fruits, but grapes are true berries, not drupes or pomes like the others. Since the question asks which is not a true fruit, and all listed are true fruits, the question is ambiguous. However, grapes are true fruits (berries), so the original answer 'Dates are not true fruits' is incorrect. The best correction is to clarify that all options are true fruits, and none is 'not a true fruit.'

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Atmospheric Properties

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Everyday Science

As we go higher into the atmosphere, the air becomes?

A
Thinner
B
Denser
C
Warmer
D
Visible
Explanation and memory cue

As altitude increases, the air pressure decreases, causing the air to become thinner (less dense). Therefore, 'Thinner' is the correct description of air higher in the atmosphere.