Measurements & Scientific Instruments
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Q121.Who discovered the law of attraction and repulsion in electric charges?
Correct Answer: C
Coulumb discovered the law of attraction and repulsion in electric charges. The effect results from the movement of charge or the interaction of electric and magnetic fields.
Q122.Who discovered the Solar system ?
Correct Answer: A
Copernicus discovered the Solar system. Historical scientific accounts credit this person, place, or event with the development described.
Q123.Who enunciated the laws of planetary motion?
Correct Answer: B
Johannes Kepler enunciated the laws of planetary motion. Astronomical observations and measurements establish this relationship among the relevant celestial bodies.
Q124.Who invented Aspirin” in 1897?
Correct Answer: C
Felix Hoffmann invented Aspirin” in 1897. Historical scientific accounts credit this person, place, or event with the development described.
Q125.Who invented steamboat?
Correct Answer: B
Robert Fluton invented steamboat. Historical scientific accounts credit this person, place, or event with the development described.
Q126.Who is considered the founder of meteorology?
Correct Answer: A
Aristotle considered the founder of meteorology. This description follows from the defining characteristics and established facts associated with the subject.
Q127.Who is the founder of solar system?
Correct Answer: A
Copernicus the founder of solar system. This description follows from the defining characteristics and established facts associated with the subject.
Q128.Who said that light is made of corpuscles/particles?
Correct Answer: B
Einstein said that light is made of corpuscles/particles. The result follows from how light is reflected, refracted, focused, or distributed across the electromagnetic spectrum.
Q129.Light year is the Unit of:
Correct Answer: D
A light-year is a unit of distance, not time: it is the distance light travels in one year in vacuum. It is used in astronomy to describe very large distances between stars and galaxies.
Q130.What is the unit of pressure?
Correct Answer: D
Pressure is measured in pascals in the SI system. One pascal equals one newton of force acting on one square metre of area, so it is a derived unit based on force and area.
Q131.Which of the following Scientists is known as the father of astronomy?
Correct Answer: B
Copernicus is the person or title historically associated with this fact. Such biographical MCQs test a specific contribution, office, work or distinction, so the explanation should connect the person with the achievement or role named in the question.
Q132.In 1774 Oxygen was discovered by:
Correct Answer: B
Priestly is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q133.Special theory of relativity was proposed by:
Correct Answer: B
Albert Einsteinm is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q134.Isaac Newton gave:
Correct Answer: B
Laws of motion and law of Gravitation is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q135.The celebraterd scientist Isaac Newton was:
Correct Answer: A
Napiform is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q136.The world is celebrating in 2009, 200th birth anniversary of the scientist;
Correct Answer: A
Charles Darwin is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q137.Every action has reaction which are equal but in opposite direction".This law is called
Correct Answer: C
Newton' third law of motion is the person or title historically associated with this fact. Such biographical MCQs test a specific contribution, office, work or distinction, so the explanation should connect the person with the achievement or role named in the question.
Q138.World Wide Web was invernted by
Correct Answer: D
Berner Lee is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q139.Who invented steam Engine?
Correct Answer: A
James Watt significantly improved and is widely credited with inventing the practical steam engine.
Q140.Who discoverd the solar system?
Correct Answer: B
Nicolaus Copernicus proposed the heliocentric (Sun-centered) model of the solar system.