A closed syringe with trapped air is pressed. Which property is clearly shown? A Fixed shape B High compressibility C
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Chapter 27: Matter in Our Surroundings and Atomic Structure (Set-1)
Which statement best describes matter? A Only visible things B Only living things C Has mass, occupies space D Only
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In a sealed syringe, pushing the plunger inward becomes harder mainly because A Air becomes solid B Air has no
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In an aneroid barometer, atmospheric pressure changes are shown by A Mercury column B Water level rise C Flexible metal
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A paper strip moves toward a nearby blowing fan mainly because of A Electric charge B Water absorption C Magnetic
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A syringe with the nozzle closed is hard to push mainly because air A Occupies space B Has no mass
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Which observation best shows that air occupies space? A Ice melts B Balloon inflates C Shadow forms D Iron rusts
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A student tests two liquids using the same battery and electrodes; the bulb glows brighter in liquid X than in
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In a liquid conductor test, a filament bulb does not glow but an LED glows; the best conclusion is the
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In a simple tester experiment, a liquid is called a conductor when it allows A Light to bend B Heat
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