PrepSure LogoHubPage 33/114
Normal Study1,140 questions

Everyday Science

Scan verified MCQs with the answer highlighted, then open explanations when you want the reasoning.

Deep Study Mode
Showing 321-330 of 1140Use Deep Study when you want one-question focus.
321

Read Mode

Units of Measurement

easy
Everyday Science

1 Meter = _________ millimeters?

A
10000 millimeters (mm)
B
10 millimeters (mm)
C
100 millimeters (mm)
D
1000 millimeters (mm)
Explanation and memory cue

1 meter is equal to 1000 millimeters because 1 meter = 100 centimeters and 1 centimeter = 10 millimeters, so 100 × 10 = 1000 millimeters.

322

Read Mode

Hydrology

easy
Everyday Science

Hydrology is the study of __________?

A
Height
B
High temperature
C
High Mountain
D
Rainfall
Explanation and memory cue

Hydrology is the scientific study of the movement, distribution, and quality of water on Earth, which includes rainfall as a key component of the water cycle.

323

Read Mode

Food Chemistry

easy
Everyday Science

Milk tastes sour when kept in the open for some time due to the formation of _________?

A
lactic acid
B
citric acid
C
acetic acid
D
carbonic acid
Explanation and memory cue

Milk tastes sour when left open because bacteria convert lactose into lactic acid, which causes the sour taste.

324

Read Mode

Photostat Machines

easy
Everyday Science

A photostat machine works on ____________?

A
electromagnetic image making
B
magnetic image making
C
thermal image making
D
electrostatic image making
Explanation and memory cue

A photostat machine works by creating an electrostatic image on a drum or plate, which is then developed with toner to produce a copy. This process is based on electrostatic principles, making option D correct.

325

Read Mode

Water Hardness

easy
Everyday Science

Permanent hardness of water is due to the presence of _________?

A
Sodium bicarbonate
B
Calcium sulfate
C
Calcium bicarbonate
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

Permanent hardness in water is caused by dissolved salts like calcium sulfate and magnesium sulfate, which do not get removed by boiling. Calcium sulfate is a common cause of permanent hardness.

326

Read Mode

Electromagnetic Waves

easy
Everyday Science

Which of the following waves is used for communication by artificial satellites?

A
Microwaves
B
Radio waves
C
A. M.
D
Infra-red waves
Explanation and memory cue

Microwaves are used for communication by artificial satellites because they can penetrate the atmosphere with minimal interference and support high data transmission rates, making them ideal for satellite communication.

327

Read Mode

Soap Preparation

easy
Everyday Science

Soap is prepared by boiling caustic soda with __________?

A
Alcohol
B
Kerosene oil
C
Glycerine
D
Fats
Explanation and memory cue

Soap is made by the saponification process, which involves boiling fats or oils with caustic soda (sodium hydroxide). This reaction produces soap and glycerine.

328

Read Mode

Composition Of Air

easy
Everyday Science

What is the main constituent of air by number (volume)?

A
Oxygen
B
Nitrogen
C
Hydrogen
D
Helium
Explanation and memory cue

Nitrogen is the main constituent of air by volume, making up about 78% of the Earth's atmosphere, which is more than any other gas including oxygen, hydrogen, or helium.

329

Read Mode

Combustion

easy
Everyday Science

Combustion cannot take place without _________?

A
Hydrogen
B
Air
C
Oxygen
D
Argon
Explanation and memory cue

Combustion requires oxygen to occur because oxygen supports the chemical reaction that releases heat and light. While air contains oxygen, it is the oxygen itself that is essential for combustion, not air as a whole.

330

Read Mode

Surface Tension

easy
Everyday Science

Why does the needle of iron float on the water surface when it is placed gently?

A
It will remain under the water when it displaces more water than its weight
B
The density of the needle is less than that of water
C
Due to surface tension
D
Due to its shape
Explanation and memory cue

The iron needle floats on the water surface because of surface tension, which acts like a thin elastic sheet on the water surface preventing the needle from sinking if placed gently. The needle's density is greater than water, so density difference is not the reason.