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Thermomey 1. Temperature can be expressed as a derived quantity in terms of 1) Length and Mass 2) Mass and Time 3) Length, Mass and Time 4) None of These 2. A Celsius is a unit of 1) Current 2) Heat 3) Temperature 4) Quantity of Matter 3. Mercury is used in liquid thermometers because it has 1) High specific heat and high conductivity 2) High specific heat and low conductivity 3) Low specific heat and low conductivity 4) Low specific heat and high conductivity 4. Very low temperatures are measured by 1) Gas Thermometers 2) yrometers 3) Thermocouple Thermometers 4) Vapour ressure Thermometers 5. The temperature of the sun is measured with 1) latinum Thermometer 2) Gas Thermometer 3) yrometer 4) Vapour ressure Thermometer 6. Of the following thermometers the one which is most useful for the measurement of a rapidly varying temperature is a 1) latinum Resistance Thermometer 2) Gas Thermometer 3) Thermoelecic Thermometer 4) Saturation Vapour ressure Thermometer

7. Standardization of thermometers is obtained with 1) Jolly's Thermometer 2) latinum Resistance Thermometer 3) Thermocouple Thermometer 4) Gas Thermometer 8. To measure temperature, most accurately one should use 1) Thermocouple Thermometer 2) Resistance Thermometer 3) Constant Volume Gas Thermometer 4) Mercury Thermometer 9. A temperature T is measured by a constant volume gas thermometer 1) T is independent of the gas used at all pressures 2) T is independent of the gas used only at high pressure 3) The ideal gas scale agrees with the absolute scale of temperature 4) The ideal gas scale does not agree with the absolute scale of temperature 10. A constant volume gas thermometer works on 1) Archimedes' principle 2) ascal's law 3) Boyle's law 4) Charles' law 11. The value of temperature coefficient of resistance thermometer is 1) Low and Negative 2) Low and ositive 3) High and Negative 4) High and ositive 12. The temperature of a gas is measured with a 1) latinum Resistance Thermometer 2) yrometer 3) Gas Thermometer 4) Vapour ressure Thermometer 13. For a constant volume gas thermometer, one should fill the gas at 1) High temperature and high pressure 2) High temperature and low pressure 3) Low temperature and low pressure 4) Low temperature and high pressure 14. The resistance R t of a conductor varies with temperature as shown in fig. If the 2 variation is represented as Rt R0 ( 1 + α t + β t ) 1) α and β are both negative 2) α is positive and β is negative 3) α and β are both positive 4) α is negative and β is positive

15. On which of the following scales of temperature, the temperature is never negative 1) Celsius 2) Fahrenheit 3) Reaumur 4) Kelvin 16. We plot the graph having temperature in 0 C on x - axis and in 0 F on y - axis. If the graph is saight line, then the correct statement is 1) The line intercepts the positive x - axis 2) The line intercepts the positive y - axis 3) The line passes through origin 4) The line intercepts the negative axis of both x and y - axes 17. A thermomeic liquid which can be used to measure temperature between - 40 0 C to + 40 0 C is 1) Water 2) Alcohol 3) Mercury 4) henol 18. The study of physical phenomenon at low temperatures (below liquid niogen temperature) is called 1) Refrigeration 2) Radiation 3) Cryogenics 4) yrometer 19. The absolute zero is the temperature at which 1) Water freezes 2) All substances exist in solid state 3) Molecular motion ceases 4) None of the above 20. The reading of centigrade thermometer coincides with that of Fahrenheit thermometer in a liquid. The temperature of the liquid is 1) -40 0 C 2) 0 0 C 3) 100 0 C 4) 300 0 C 21. A centigrade and a Fahrenheit thermometer are dipped in boiling water. The water temperature is lowered until the Fahrenheit thermometer registers 176 0 F. What is the fall in temperature as registered by the Centigrade Thermometer? 1) 20 0 C 2) 40 0 C 3) 60 0 C 4) 80 0 C

22. A fixed mass of an ideal gas is maintained at constant volume the pressure of the gas at iple point of water is p then the thermodynamic temperature of the gas when the pressure is 1) 273.16 K 273.16 K 2) 273.16 K 3) 23. On the Celsius scale, the absolute zero of temperature is at + 273.16 K 4) 1) 0 0 C 2) -32 0 C 3) 100 0 C 4) -273.15 0 C 24. If a thermometer reads freezing point of water as 20 0 C and boiling point as 150 0 C, how much thermometer read when the actual temperature is 60 0 C 1) 98 0 C 2) 110 0 C 3) 40 0 C 4) 60 0 25. The higher and lower fixed points on a thermometer are separated by 160mm. When the length of the mercury thread above the lower temperature is 40 mm, the temperature reading would be 1) 40 0 C 2) 120 0 C 3) 32 0 C 4) 25 0 C Key 1) 4 2) 3 3) 4 4) 4 5) 3 6) 3 7) 4 8) 3 9) 3 10) 4 11) 4 12) 3 13) 2 14) 3 15) 4 16) 2 17) 2 18) 3 19) 3 20) 1 21) 1 22) 1 23) 4 24) 1 25) 4

Hints 20. C F 32 Here C F x 100 180 x x 32 100 180 9x 5x 160 x 40 C F 21. 100 180 5 C (212 176) 20 0 C 9 1 2 22. T T 23. 1 2 T 273.16 2 273.16 T2 C K 273 100 100 C 0 273 C 273 C C Z X 24. 100 Y X 60 Z 20 100 150 20 490 Z 98 C 5 25. 160mm 100 C 40mm? 40 x100 25 C 160