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Inventions, Physics law [ Physics] [ Science Set 11]| UPPSC Prelims PYQ of Last 30 Years |Important Objective Question Answer, MCQ and QUIZ

1. The Monoclimax Theory was propounded by

a) E E Clements

b) C C Park

c) D V Ager

d) S J Gould


Answer. a) E E Clements;

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2. The working principle of a washing machine is

a) Centrifugation

b) Dialysis

c) Reverse Osmosis

d) Diffusion


Answer. a) Centrifugation;




3. It is more difficult to walk on the ice than on the road because:

a) Ice is harder than the road

b) The road is harder than the ice

c) Ice does not offer any reaction when we push it without a foot

d) Ice has a lesser friction than the road


Answer. d) Ice has a lesser friction than the road ;

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4. Who among the following had performed the world's first heart transplant? ( UPPSC PYQ)

a) Dr. Venugopal

b) William Harvey

c) Christian Bernard

d) William Betrick 


Answer. c) Christian Bernard had performed the world's first heart transplant.

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5. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the code given below the lists-

            List-I                        List-II

    ( Name of Scientist)     ( Area of Work)

A. Birbal Sahni             1. Green Revolution

B. K.C. Mehta                2. Embryology

C. P. Maheshwari          3. Paleobotany 

D. M.S. Swaminathan   4. Plant Pathology

Codes-

    ABCD

a) 1234

b) 3421

c) 2134

d) 4321


Answer. b) 3421;

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6. Which one is correctly matched? ( UPPSC PYQ)

a) Radio -Marconi

b) Scooter - F. G Otis

c) Lift - Karl Benz

d) Electric Fan- Gillet


Answer. a) Radio -Marconi;

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7. Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists: ( UPPSC PYQ)

            List-I                        List-II

        ( Term/Theory )            ( Name of Scientist)

A. Genetics                        1. Bateson. W

B. Theory of inheritance     2. G. Mendel

C. Mutation                        3. Hugo de varies

D. Genes in Chromosomes 4. Morgan

Codes:

    A    B    C    D

a) 1    2    3    4

b)  4    3    2    1

c)    2    4    1    3

d)    3    1    4    2


Answer. a) 1    2    3    4



8. Which of the following particles has zero charge? ( UPPSC PYQ)

a) Positron

b) Neutrino

c) Electron

d) Alpha-particle


Answer. b) Neutrino;

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9. Which of the following particles are found largest in the Universe?

a) Positron

b) Neutrino

c) Electron

d) Alpha-particle


Answer. b) Neutrino


10. Electron particle was discovered by whom?

a) J.J. Thomson

b) Sir James Chadwick

c) Ernest Rutherford

d) Alexander Fleming


Answer. a) J.J. Thomson ( 1897)

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11. Proton particle was discovered by whom?

a) J.J. Thomson

b) Sir James Chadwick

c) Ernest Rutherford

d) Alexander Fleming


Answer. c) Ernest Rutherford ( 1909);

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12. Neutron particle was discovered by whom?

a) J.J. Thomson

b) Sir James Chadwick

c) Ernest Rutherford

d) Carl Anderson


Answer. b) Sir James Chadwick ( 1932);





13. Positron particle was discovered by whom?

a) J.J. Thomson

b) Sir James Chadwick

c) Ernest Rutherford

d) Carl Anderson


Answer. d) Carl Anderson;

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14. Consider the following statements and conclusions that can be drawn from them. Choose the correct conclusion.

Statement: In starting a loaded cart, one has to push harder to keep it moving. 

a) The weight of the moving object is less

b) The wheels tend to slip initially

c) There is less friction once the cart starts moving

d) Practice makes perfect


Answer. c) There is less friction once the cart starts moving


15. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. The Law was given by:

a) Newton

b) Albert Einstein

c) Bohr

d) Handane


Answer. a) Newton; Third Newton law, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

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16. The leaning Tower of Pisa does not fall because-

a) It is tapered at the top

b) It covers a large base area

c) Its center of gravity remains at the lowest position

d) The vertical line through the center of gravity of the tower falls within its base.


Answer. d) The vertical line through the center of gravity of the tower falls within its base.


17. If the distance between the Earth and the sun were twice what it is now, the gravitational force exerted on the Earth by the sun would be

a) Twice as large as it is now

b) Four times as large as it is now

c) One-fourth of what it is now

d) Half of what it is now


Answer. c) One-fourth of what it is now


18. The two balls of iron and wood of the same weight dropped from the same height in the air, and then

a) They reach the ground ( Earth) at the same time

b) One falls first, another falls later

c) The wooden ball falls later

d) They reach the ground after some gap


Answer. c) The wooden ball falls later


19. The Earth travels in its orbit at a speed of approx 4,400 km per hour. Why do we not feel this high speed?

a) Because we are too small compared to the size of the earth.

b) Compared to the speed of the earth in its orbit, our speed is zero.

c) The Solar system as a whole is also moving.

d) The gravity of the earth constantly pulls us towards the earth's center.


Answer. b) Compared to the speed of the earth in its orbit, our speed is zero.


20. If the gravitational force of the earth suddenly disappears, which of the following will be the correct consequence?

a) The weight of an object will become zero but the mass will remain the same.

b) The mass of the object will become zero but the weight will remain the same.

c) Both the mass and the weight of the object will become zero

d) The Weight of an object will increase


Answer. a) The weight of an object will become zero but the mass will remain the same.


21. If a person sitting in a lift then when will he feel that his weight has increased? 

a) When the lift going upward expeditiously

b) When the lift goes down expeditiously

c) Going upward with constant velocity

d) Going downward with constant velocity


Answer. a) When the lift going upward expeditiously



22. There is no atmosphere on the moon because-

a) It is near to the earth

b) It receives light from the sun

c) It revolves around the earth

d) The escape velocity of gas molecules on it is less than the root mean square velocity here.


Answer. d) The escape velocity of gas molecules on it is less than the root mean square velocity here.


23. The raindrops are spherical because-

a) They fall from a high height

b) The air has resistance

c) The water has a surface tension

d) None of the above


Answer. c) The water has a surface tension;

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24. Oil spreads on the water surface because- 

a) Oil is denser than water

b) Oil is less dense than water

c) The surface tension of oil is more than water

d) The surface tension of oil is less than water


Answer. d) The surface tension of oil is less than water


25. Pressure inside soap bubbles is -

a) More than atmospheric pressure

b) Less than atmospheric pressure

c) Equal to atmospheric pressure

d) Half of the atmospheric pressure


Answer. a) More than atmospheric pressure


26. While traveling by plane, the ink of the pen starts to come out

a) Due to a decrease in air pressure

b) Due to an increase in air pressure

c) Due to the increase in volume of ink

d) Due to excessive load


Answer. a) Due to a decrease in air pressure


27. A sudden fall in barometer reading indicates that the weather will be:

a) Stormy weather

b) Rainy weather

c) Cool dry weather

d) Hot and humid weather


Answer. a) Stormy weather


28. 200 gm of water is filled in a weightless balloon. Its weight in water will be

a) Zero

b) 100 gm

c) 200 gm

d) 400 gm


Answer. a) Zero


29. While floating in a sea what part of an iceberg is above the surface of the sea?

a) 1/9

b) 1/10

c) 1/6

d) 1/4


Answer. a) 1/9


30. When a ship enters the sea from a river, what happens?

a) It rises a little

b) It remains at the same level

c) It sinks a little

d) It immersed in the bottom of the sea


Answer. a) It rises a little



31. Assertion A- When a ship enters a sea from a river, it rises a little.

Reason-R- The density of seawater is greater than that of river water. 

In the context of the above statement, which of the following is true.

a) Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.

b) Both A and R are true but R is not the correct explanation of A

c) A is true but R is false

d) A is false but R is true


Answer. a) Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.


32. Which of the following pairs is not correctly matched?

a) Discovery of Messan- Hideki Yukawa

b) Discovery of positrons - CD Anderson and U.F. Hess

c) Energy in the sun and stars principle of Production - H.A Bethe

d) Synthesis of Parauranium Elements- Enrico Fermi


Answer. d) Synthesis of Parauranium Elements- Enrico Fermi ( It was discovered by Madam Curie)


33. Which of the following is not correct?

a) The theory of evolution was formulated by Charles Darwin

b) Fractionation of the nucleus of an atom is called fusion

c) Dry ice is nothing but solid carbon dioxide

d) The telephone was discovered by Graham Bell


Answer. b) Fractionation of the nucleus of an atom is called fusion


34. Consider the following statements

Statement ( A): Ernest Rutherford said before the Royal Society that nuclear power would never be available to man.

Reason ( B): He believed that the law of Einstein would fail and quantity would not be converted into energy

Select your answer from the code scheme given below:

a) Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A

b) Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.

c) A is true, but R is false

d) A is false, but R is true


Answer. a) Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A



35. The first computer was made by

a) Bill Gates

b) Bill Clinton

c) Charles Babbage

d) Marconi


Answer. c) Charles Babbage


36. The Photoelectric effect was discovered by

a) Darvin

b) Einstein

c) Plank

d) Bohr


Answer. b) Einstein


37. Einstein was honored with the Nobel Prize for

a) Photoelectric effect

b) Theory of Specific Heat

c) Special Theory of relativity

d) Bose-Einstein Statistics


Answer. a) Photoelectric effect


38. The National Science Day is observed on February 28 every year to commemorate

a) Raman-effect day

b) The launch of the first artificial satellite Aryabhata

c) The successful launch of ASLV

d) Homi J Bhabha's birthday


Answer. a) Raman-effect day


39. India celebrates National Science Day on

a) June, 5

b) December, 22

c) February, 28

d) June, 30


Answer. c) February, 28


40. Who among the following Scientists propounded the New Theory of Relativity?

a) J. V. Narlikar

b) M. M. Krishnan

c) S. Chandrashekhar

d) B. D. Nag Chaudhari


Answer. a) J. V. Narlikar


41. The Homi Bhabha Award is given for special contribution in the field of -

a) Theoretical Physics

b) Nuclear Energy

c) Laser Physics

d) Space Research


Answer. b) Nuclear Energy


42. Who is not a Nobel Prize winner among the following scientists?

a) Har Govind Khorana

b) C. V. Raman

c) S. Chandrashekhar

d) Jagdish Chandra Bose


Answer. d) Jagdish Chandra Bose


43. The principle of Thermal Ionisation is an outstanding contribution of

a) H. J. Bhabha

b) M. N. Saha

c) C. V. Raman

d) J. C. Bose


Answer. b) M. N. Saha


44. Who among the following is the world's First Woman cosmonaut?

a) Bachendri Pal

b) Junko Tabei

c) Valentina Tereshkova

d) Sally Ride


Answer. c) Valentina Tereshkova


45. The first Indian station set up for Antarctic research was called

a) Dakshin Gangotri

b) Dakshini Yamunotri

c) Antarctica

d) Godavari


Answer. a) Dakshin Gangotri


 46. Increasing the amount of a substance does not changes

a) Volume

b) Weight

b) Mass

d) Density


Answer. d) Density


48. Why does an iron needle float on mercury while it sinks in water?

a) Due to less chemical interaction between iron with mercury than there is with water

b) Iron is heavier than water and lighter than mercury

c) Iron has greater density than water and less than mercury

d) Mercury is heavier than water


Answer. c) Iron has greater density than water and less than mercury


49. An iron needle floats on the surface of water due to 

a) Due to the buoyant force of water

b) Due to surface tension

c) Due to Viscosity

d) Due to Gravitational force


Answer. b) Due to surface tension


50. When lifting a bucket of water from a well, we feel that the bucket.

a) Becomes heavier above the surface of water

b) Becomes lighter above the surface of water

c) Loses stability on coming out of the water

d) Has gained mass on coming out of water


Answer.  a) Becomes heavier above the surface of water


51. Match List 1 with List 2

    List I                            List II

A. Technology Day        1. 9 August

B. Photography Day       2. 29 August

C. National Sports Day   3. May 11

D. Nagasaki Day            4. August 19

Code:

        A    B    C    D

a)     3    4    2    1

b)    4    3    2    1

c)     4    3    1    2

d)    3    4    1    2


Answer. a)     3    4    2    1


52. The mutation theory of evolution was enunciated by

a) Huxley

b) Darwin

c) Lamarck

d) Hugo de Vries


Answer. d) Hugo de Vries


53. The weight of a body is maximum at

a) Same as every place on earth's surface

b) Maximum at poles

c) More on the equator

d) More on mountains than in planes


Answer. b) Maximum at poles


54. Which of the following is the maximum weight of a body?

a) Wind

b) Water

c) Hydrogen

d) Nitrogen


Answer. c) Hydrogen


55. The weight of the human body is 

a) Maximum at the poles

b) Same at every place on the earth's surface

c) Maximum at the equator

d) More on the mountains than places


Answer. a) Maximum at the poles


56. Which of the following is in the matched order-

A. Radium        1. Alexander Fleming

B. Penicillin     2. Madam Curie

C. X-ray           3. Edward Jenner

D. Smallpox     4. W.C Rontgen

Code:

        A    B    C    D

a)    2    1    4    3

b)    2    3    4    1

c)    3    4    1    2

d)    4    1    2    3


Answer. a)    2    1    4    3


57. The theory of "Black Hole" was propounded by

a) C V Raman

b) H J Bhabha

c) S Chandrashekhar

d) H Khurana


Answer. c) S Chandrashekhar


58. Carbon Nanotubes were prepared by

a) Fuller

b) Iijima

c) Faraday

d) Raman


Answer. b) Iijima


59. In India, the water desalination plant is located in

a) Lakshadweep

b) Goa

c) Cuttack

d) Chennai


Answer. a) Lakshadweep


60. The technology used to obtain liquid oxygen or liquid hydrogen at an industrial level is called

a) Pyrotechnics

b) Pyrometry

c) Hydroponics

d) Cryogenics


Answer. d) Cryogenics


61. Smokescreen is used in warfare for the purpose of concealment and camouflage. Smoke screens generally consist of fine particles of 

a) Sodium Chloride

b) Silver Iodide

c) Titanium Oxide

d) Magnesium Oxide


Answer. c) Titanium Oxide


62. Which one of the following is incorrect?

a) The theory of evolution was propounded by Charles Darwin

b) The breaking apart of the nucleus of an atom is called fusion.

c) Dry ice is nothing but solid carbon dioxide 

d) Telephone was invented by Graham Bell


Answer. b) The breaking apart of the nucleus of an atom is called fusion.


63. Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists:

            List I                    List II

A. Frayon                1. Antinock factor

B. Tetraethyl Lead    2. Refrigerant

C. Benzene Hexachloride  3. Fire extinguisher

D. Carbon tetrachloride  4. Insecticide

Codes:

        A    B    C    D

a)     1    2    3    4

b)    3    2    1    4

c)    4    1    2    3

d)    2    1    4    3


Answer. d)    2    1    4    3



64. The machine Gun was invented by

a) J.L. Baird

b) G. Brousa

c) Karl Benz

d) James Puckle


Answer. d) James Puckle


65. The telescope was invented by

a) Galileo

b) Gutenberg

c) Edison

d) Graham Bell


Answer. a) Galileo


66. Wilhelm Roentgen invented

a) Radio

b) X-RAY Machine

c) Electric Bulb

d) Electric Motor


Answer. b) X-RAY Machine


67. The GAS engine was invented by

a) Diesel

b) Davy

c) Daimler

d) Charles


Answer. c) Daimler


68. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched?

a) James Watt: Steam Engine

b) A. G. Bell: Telephone

c) J. L Baird: Television

d) J. Perkins: Penicillin


Answer. d) J. Perkins: Penicillin


69. Which of the following is in the matched order--

A. Radium        1. Alexander Fleming

B. Penicillin     2. Madam Curie

C. X-RAY        3. Edward Jenner

D. Chickenpox 4. W. K. Roentgen

Codes:

        A    B    C    D

a)     2    1    4    3

b)    2    3    4    1

c)    3    4    1    2

d)    4    1    2    3


Answer. a)     2    1    4    3


70. Match List I with List II and select the correct answer using the codes given below the lists:

        List-I                                List II

    ( Scientific )                    (Invention)

A. Alfred Noble                  1. Principle of Development

B. Alexander Fleming        2. Dynamite

C. Charles Darwin               3. Penicillin

D. Madame Curie                4. Radiation Characterization

Codes:

        A    B    C    D

a)     1    2    3    4

b)    2    3    1    4

c)    3    2    1    4

d)    1    4    3    2


Answer. b)    2    3    1    4


71. "I am a citizen of the Milky Way". the above statement is attributed by

a) Archana Sharma

b) Kalpana Chawala

c) Satish Dhawan

d) Vikram Sarabhai


Answer. b) Kalpana Chawala


72. The laws of Planetary motion were enunciated by

a) Newton

b) Kepler

c) Galileo

d) Copernicus


Answer. b) Kepler


73. "Cytotron" is the device by which is produced 

a) Electrical energy

b) Artificial climate

c) Sound

d) Picture on the Screen


Answer. b) Artificial climate


74. Waterjet technology is used for

a) Irrigation

b) Drilling of mines

c) Firefighting

d) Mob Control


Answer. b) Drilling of mines


75. The laser beam is used for

a) Treatment of cancer

b) Treatment of Heart

c) Treatment of eye

d) treatment of kidney


Answer. c) Treatment of eye


76. The constitution of atomic Nucleaus are

a) Electron and Proton

b) Electron and Neutron

c) Proton and Neutron

d) Proton, Neutron, and Electron


Answer. c) Proton and Neutron


77. In the atom, Neutron was discovered by 

a) J J Thomson

b) Chadwick

c) Rutherford

d) Newton


Answer. b) Chadwick


78. Which one of the following pairs constitutes a particle-antiparticle pair

a) Electron Positron

b) Proton Neutron

c) Photon Electron

d) Neutron Neutrino


Answer. a) Electron Positron


79. The atoms, in which the number of protons is the same but the number of neutrons is different, are known as

a) Isobars

b) Isomers

c) Isotones

d) Isotopes


Answer. d) Isotopes


80. The change of water into vapor is called 

a) Natural

b) Physical

c) Chemical

d) Biological


Answer. b) Physical


81. The third allotrope of carbon was discovered by three scientists, who were awarded the Nobel Prize for chemistry. Find out who was not on that team

a) H W Kroto

b) R F Curl

c) R E Smalley

d) Faimen


Answer. d) Faimen


82. The process used for transforming salty water into pure water is called

a) Deliquescence

b) Efflorescence

c) Electric Separation

d) Reverse Osmosis


Answer. d) Reverse Osmosis


83. RDX was invented by

a) Alfred Nobel

b) Soddy

c) Bergillius

d) Henning


Answer. d) Henning


84. Refrigeration helps in food preservation by

a) Killing the germs

b) Reducing the rate of biochemical reactions

c) Destroying enzyme action

d) Sealing the food with a layer of ice


Answer. b) Reducing the rate of biochemical reactions


85. 

Assertion ( A): Detergents easily remove oil and dirt from dirty clothes

Reason ( R): Detergents increase the surface tension of water

Codes:

a) (A) and ( R) are both correct, and (R) is the correct explanation of ( A)

b) (A) and ( R) are both correct, and (R) is not the correct explanation of ( A)

c) (A) is true, but (R) is false

d) (A) is false, but (R) is true


Answer. c) (A) is true, but (R) is false


86. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched?

a) Discovery of Messan: Hideki Yukawa

b) Discovery of positron: CD Andersen and U.F. Hess

c) Energy in Sun and stars: H A Bethe

d) Synthesis of Parauranium Elements: Enrico Fermi


Answer. d) Synthesis of Parauranium Elements: Enrico Fermi ( it was discovered by Madam Curies)


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