Science MCQs

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Question 1791 Easy

What is the effect of a vacuum on heat transfer by convection?

A
Increases it
B
Decreases it
C
Stops it
D
No effect
Question 1792 Easy

Why are cooling fins on a refrigerator black?

A
To absorb heat
B
To radiate heat faster
C
To look stylish
D
To prevent corrosion
Question 1793 Easy

What is the primary way heat travels through space?

A
Conduction
B
Convection
C
Radiation
D
Sound waves
Question 1794 Easy

How does a thermos flask keep drinks hot?

A
By heating them continuously
B
By reducing heat loss
C
By absorbing heat
D
By circulating heat
Question 1795 Easy

Why does a marble fall off a dark plate first in a heat experiment?

A
Dark plate heats faster
B
Dark plate is heavier
C
Light plate is sticky
D
Light plate is colder
Question 1796 Easy

What is the key principle behind gliding birds?

A
Flapping wings
B
Rising warm air
C
Strong muscles
D
Light weight
Question 1797 Easy

Why is air a poor conductor?

A
It is invisible
B
Molecules are far apart
C
It is light
D
It is moist
Question 1798 Easy

What does the silver coating in a thermos flask do?

A
Absorbs heat
B
Reflects radiant heat
C
Conducts heat
D
Creates convection
Question 1799 Easy

When we sit in the sun we are heated by:

A
Convection
B
Conduction
C
Radiation
D
Convection current
Question 1800 Easy

A metal spoon is placed in a cup of hot water. The spoon gets warm by:

A
Conduction
B
Convection current
C
Radiation
D
Convection
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