MCQ Bank
Which is conserved during physical and chemical changes?
- A) weight
- B) mass
- C) density
- D) both a & b
1cm3=
- A) 1CC
- B) 1cc
- C) 2CC
- D) 3CC
When 1 centimeter is divided into 10 equal parts. Then each part is called:
- A) ½ meter
- B) Meter
- C) 0.5 meter
- D) Millimeter
Cm3 is also written as:
- A) Cc
- B) cc3
- C) Cc3
- D) cc
1 centimeter is equal to :
- A) 1/100 of a meter
- B) 1m
- C) 0.5m
- D) meter
1 kilometre is equal to:
- A) 0.5m
- B) 1.5c
- C) 100cm
- D) 1000m
For measuring length we use:
- A) electronic balance
- B) rode
- C) scale
- D) metric ruler
In guided inquiry activity leads to:
- A) content
- B) book
- C) teacher
- D) knowledge
Distance traveled by absolute vacuum in:
- A) 1/300,792,458 of a second
- B) 1/299,792,458 of a second
- C) 1/298,892,458 of a second
- D) 1/299,992,758 of a second
1 liter =
- A) 10000cc
- B) 100cc
- C) 1000cm3
- D) 1cc2
How much gram we can measure on electronic balance?
- A) 200g
- B) 400g
- C) 500g
- D) 300g
Which one is conserved during physical and chemical changes?
- A) Skills
- B) Volume
- C) Rubber
- D) Mass
A loss of mass or weight occurs when matter changes:
- A) volume
- B) shape
- C) state
- D) structure
Meter is represented by:
- A) 1
- B) m
- C) e
- D) M
how many centimeter is equal to 1meter:
- A) 400
- B) 300
- C) 100
- D) 200
Which of the following is the last stage of cookbook science to inquiry?
- A) Structured Inquiry
- B) Guided Inquiry
- C) Confirmatory Inquiry
- D) Open Inquiry
What is important in science as a collaborative activity?
- A) Working alone without sharing ideas
- B) Avoiding teamwork
- C) Working together and discussing ideas
- D) Only reading books
We can do the inquiry without:
- A) experiments
- B) objects
- C) teachers
- D) equipment’s
How many stages are there in the process from cookbook science to inquiry?
- A) Four
- B) Two
- C) Six
- D) Eight
Which of the following options is true about the liquid state of matter?
- A) It has a definite shape but not a definite volume
- B) It has both a definite shape and definite volume
- C) It has no volume and no shape
- D) It has a definite volume but not a definite shape