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MCQ Chapter 14 General Science Class 8 Maharashtra Board

MCQ For All Chapters – General Science Class 8

Measurement and Effects of Heat

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1. What does the coefficient of linear expansion (λ) depend on?

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2. What is the unit of the coefficient of linear expansion?

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3. What is the coefficient of linear expansion of copper in 1/°C x 10⁶?

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4. Why are gaps kept between rails?

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5. What happens to the volume of a liquid when heated?

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6. What happens to the pressure of a gas in a closed container when heated?

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7. What is the boiling point of water in Fahrenheit?

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8. What is the freezing point of water in Kelvin?

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9. At what temperature are Celsius and Fahrenheit scales the same?

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10. How much heat is required to raise 1.5 kg of water from 15°C to 45°C in calories?

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11. What is the mass of water if 300 cal raises its temperature by 10°C?

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12. What is the final temperature in the calorimeter example with equal masses?

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13. What must the Fahrenheit temperature be to be twice its Celsius value?

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14. Up to what temperature will the iron bridge remain in good shape?

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15. What is the increase in length of the Eiffel Tower at 30°C from 15°C?

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16. If substance A has specific heat c and B has 2c, what is the mass of B?

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17. What is the specific heat of a 3 kg substance receiving 600 cal for a 10°C rise?

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18. What does a digital thermometer use to measure temperature?

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19. What is the coefficient of volume expansion of water in 1/°C x 10³?

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20. What happens to the density of a gas when heated?

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21. A.Mass of the solid

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22. B.Substance of the solid

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23. C.Initial temperature

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24. D.Final volume

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25. EXPLANATION: The document notes

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26. ANSWER: B

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27.

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28. What is the unit of the coefficient of linear expansion?

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29. A.Joule

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30. B.Calorie

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31. C.1/°C

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32. D.kg/°C

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33. EXPLANATION: The document states

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34. ANSWER: C

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35.

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36. What is the coefficient of linear expansion of copper in 1/°C x 10⁶?

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37. A.11.5

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38. B.17

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39. C.18

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40. D.23.1

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41. EXPLANATION: The table lists copper’s coefficient of linear expansion as 17 x 10⁶ (1/°C).

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42. ANSWER: B

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43.

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44. Why are gaps kept between rails?

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45. A.To reduce weight

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46. B.To allow expansion

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47. C.To prevent contraction

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48. D.To increase strength

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49. EXPLANATION: The document explains

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50. ANSWER: B

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51.

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52. What happens to the volume of a liquid when heated?

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53. A.It decreases

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54. B.It remains the same

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55. C.It increases

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56. D.It becomes zero

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57. EXPLANATION: The document states

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58. ANSWER: C

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59.

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60. What happens to the pressure of a gas in a closed container when heated?

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61. A.It decreases

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62. B.It remains constant

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63. C.It increases

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64. D.It becomes zero

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65. EXPLANATION: The document notes

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66. ANSWER: C

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67.

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68. What is the boiling point of water in Fahrenheit?

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69. A.100°F

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70. B.212°F

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71. C.273°F

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72. D.356°F

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73. EXPLANATION: The table lists the boiling point of water as 212°F.

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74. ANSWER: B

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75.

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76. What is the freezing point of water in Kelvin?

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77. A.0 K

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78. B.273 K

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79. C.296 K

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80. D.373 K

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81. EXPLANATION: The table lists the freezing point of water as 273 K.

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82. ANSWER: B

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83.

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84. At what temperature are Celsius and Fahrenheit scales the same?

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85. A.0°C

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86. B.-40°C

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87. C.32°C

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88. D.100°C

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89. EXPLANATION: The solved example calculates

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90. ANSWER: B

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91.

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92. How much heat is required to raise 1.5 kg of water from 15°C to 45°C in calories?

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93. A.30

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94. B.45

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95. C.60

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96. D.188

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97. EXPLANATION: The solved example shows

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98. ANSWER: B

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99.

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100. What is the mass of water if 300 cal raises its temperature by 10°C?

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101. A.10 gm

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102. B.20 gm

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103. C.30 gm

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104. D.40 gm

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105. EXPLANATION: The solved example calculates

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106. ANSWER: C

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107.

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108. What is the final temperature in the calorimeter example with equal masses?

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109. A.30°C

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110. B.32.29°C

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111. C.60°C

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112. D.90°C

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113. EXPLANATION: The solved example concludes

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114. ANSWER: B

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115.

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116. What must the Fahrenheit temperature be to be twice its Celsius value?

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117. A.160°F

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118. B.212°F

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119. C.320°F

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120. D.400°F

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121. EXPLANATION: The exercise solution provides

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122. ANSWER: C

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123.

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124. Up to what temperature will the iron bridge remain in good shape?

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125. A.18°C

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126. B.35.4°C

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127. C.50°C

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128. D.60°C

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129. EXPLANATION: The exercise solution provides

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130. ANSWER: B

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131.

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132. What is the increase in length of the Eiffel Tower at 30°C from 15°C?

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133. A.2.3 cm

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134. B.5.6 cm

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135. C.10 cm

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136. D.15 cm

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137. EXPLANATION: The exercise solution provides

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138. ANSWER: B

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139.

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140. If substance A has specific heat c and B has 2c

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141. A.m

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142. B.2m

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143. C.3m

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144. D.4m

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145. EXPLANATION: The exercise solution provides

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146. ANSWER: B

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147.

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148. What is the specific heat of a 3 kg substance receiving 600 cal for a 10°C rise?

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149. A.0.0033 cal/(gm°C)

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150. B.0.033 cal/(gm°C)

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151. C.0.33 cal/(gm°C)

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152. D.3.3 cal/(gm°C)

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153. EXPLANATION: The exercise solution provides

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154. ANSWER: A

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155.

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156. What does a digital thermometer use to measure temperature?

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157. A.Expansion of alcohol

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158. B.Expansion of mercury

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159. C.A sensor

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160. D.A piston

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161. EXPLANATION: The document states

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162. ANSWER: C

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163.

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164. What is the coefficient of volume expansion of water in 1/°C x 10³?

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165. A.0.2

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166. B.1.0

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167. C.1.3

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168. D.3.66

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169. EXPLANATION: The table lists water’s coefficient of volume expansion as 0.2 x 10³ (1/°C).

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170. ANSWER: A

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171.

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172. What happens to the density of a gas when heated?

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173. A.It increases

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174. B.It remains the same

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175. C.It decreases

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176. D.It doubles

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177. EXPLANATION: The document states

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178. ANSWER: C

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