4. Which instrument is used to measures force and velocity of wind and directions? A. Altimeter B. Ammeter C. Audiometer D.
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1 1. Which instrument is used to measure altitudes in aircraft's? A. Altimeter B. Ammeter C. Audiometer D. Anemometer 2. Which instrument is used to measures strength of electric current? A. Ammeter B. Altimeter C. Audiometer D. Anemometer 3. Which instrument is used to measure intensity of sound? A. Altimeter B. Ammeter C. Audiometer D. Anemometer 4. Which instrument is used to measures force and velocity of wind and directions? A. Altimeter B. Ammeter C. Audiometer D. Anemometer 5. Which instrument is used to measure depth of ocean? A. Fluxmeter B. Endoscope C. Fathometer D. Galvanometer 6. Which instrument is used to measures electric current? A. Fluxmeter B. Endoscope C. Fathometer D. Galvanometer
2 7. Which instrument is used to measures magnetic flux? A. Fluxmeter B. Endoscope C. Fathometer D. Galvanometer 8. Which instrument is used to examine internal parts of the body. A. Fluxmeter B. Endoscope C. Fathometer D. Galvanometer 9. Name of the instrument to measure atomspheric pressure? A. Callipers B. Bolometer C. Barograph D. Barometer 10. Name of the instrument to measure recordings of atmospheric pressure? A. Callipers B. Bolometer C. Barograph D. Barometer 11. Name of the instrument is used to measure heat radiation? A. Callipers B. Bolometer C. Barometer D. Barograph
3 12. Name of the instrument is used to measure inner and outer diameters of bodies? A. Callipers B. Bolometer C. Barograph D. Barometer 13. Which instrument is used to measure the power of electric circuit? A. Voltmeter B. Wattmeter C. Wavemeter D. Viscometer 14. Which instrument is used to measure electric potential difference between two points? A. Voltmeter B. Wattmeter C. Wavemeter D. Viscometer 15. Which instrument is used to measure the wavelength of a radiowave? A. Voltmeter B. Wattmeter C. Wavemeter D. Viscometer 16. Which instrument is used to measure viscosity of liquid? A. Voltmeter B. Wattmeter C. Wavemeter D. Viscometer 17. Which instrument is used in submarine to see the objects above sea level? A. Periscope B. Polygraph C. Pykometer D. Photometer
4 18. Which instrument is used to determine the density and coefficient of expansion of liquids? A. Periscope B. Polygraph C. Pykometer D. Photometer 19. Which instrument is used to record changes in heartbeat, blood-pressure and respiration A. Periscope B. Polygraph C. Pykometer D. Photometer 20. Which instrument is used to compare luminous intensity of the source of light? A. Periscope B. Polygraph C. Pykometer D. Photometer 21. Which instrument is used to measure curvature of spherical objects? A. Sextant B. Spherometer C. Spectroscope D. Spectrometer 22. Which instrument is used to record spectra? A. Sextant B. Spherometer C. Spectroscope D. Spectrometer
5 23. Which instrument is used to measure the position of spectral lines? A. Sextant B. Spherometer C. Spectroscope D. Spectrometer 24. Which instrument is used to measure the height of very distant objects and also used by navigators to find the latitude? A. Sextant B. Spherometer C. Spectroscope D. Spectrometer 25. Which instrument is used to record physical happenings at a distant place? A. Telemeter B. Tonometer C. Thermostat D. Transponder 26. Which instrument is used to regulate the temperature at a particular point? A. Telemeter B. Tonometer C. Thermostat D. Transponder 27. Which instrument is used to measure the pitch of a sound? A. Telemeter B. Tonometer C. Thermostat D. Transponder 28. Which instrument is used to receive a signal and transmit a reply immediately? A. Telemeter B. Tonometer C. Thermostat D. Transponder
6 29. Which instrument is used to measure the scattering of light by particles suspended in a liquid? A. Ohmmeter B. Ondometer C. Pyrometer D. Nephetometer 30. Which instrument is used to measure electrical resistance in ohms? A. Ohmmeter B. Ondometer C. Pyrometer D. Nephetometer 31. Which instrument is used to measure frequency of electromagnetic waves? A. Ohmmeter B. Ondometer C. Pyrometer D. Nephetometer 32. Which instrument is used to measure very high temperature? A. Ohmmeter B. Ondometer C. Pyrometer D. Nephetometer 33. Which instrument is used to determine the intensity of colours? A. Colorimeter B. Commutator C. Chronometer D. Cathetometer
7 34. Which instrument is used to determine heights? A. Colorimeter B. Commutator C. Chronometer D. Cathetometer 35. Which instrument is used to longitude of a vessel at sea? A. Colorimeter B. Commutator C. Chronometer D. Cathetometer 36. Which instrument is used to convert AC to DC? A. Colorimeter B. Commutator C. Chronometer D. Cathetometer 37. Which instrument is used to measure changes in volume of substances? A. Cyclotron B. Dyanamo C. Dilatometer D. Electroscope 38. Which instrument is used to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy? A. Cyclotron B. Dyanamo C. Dilatometer D. Electroscope 39. Which instrument is used to a charged particle accelerator which can accelerate charged particles to high energies? A. Cyclotron B. Dyanamo C. Electroscope D. Dilatometer
8 40. Which instrument is used to detect the presence of an electric charge? A. Cyclotron B. Dyanamo C. Dilatometer D. Electroscope 41. Which instrument is used to measure sound under water? A. Hygrometer B. Hygroscope C. Hypsometer D. Hydrophone 42. Which instrument is used to measure level of humidity? A. Hygrometer B. Hygroscope C. Hypsometer D. Hydrophone 43. Which instrument is used shows the changes in atmospheric humidity? A. Hygrometer B. Hygroscope C. Hypsometer D. Hydrophone 44. Which instrument is used to determine the boiling points of liquids? A. Hygrometer B. Hygroscope C. Hypsometer D. Hydrophone
9 45. Which instrument is used to measure pressure of gases? A. Micrometer B. Machmeter C. Machmeter D. Magnetometer 46. Which instrument is used to determine the speed of an aircraft in terms of speed of sound? A. Machmeter B. Manometer C. Micrometer D. Magnetometer 47. Which instrument is used to compare magnetic movements and fields? A. Micrometer B. Machmeter C. Manometer D. Magnetometer 48. Which instrument is used to convert sound waves into electrical vibrations? A. Micrometer B. Manometer C. Machmeter D. Magnetometer 49. Which instrument is used to measure heat radiation? A. Radar B. Salinometer C. Refractometer D. Radio micrometer 50. Which instrument is used to detect the direction and speed of an object by means of radiowaves? A. Radar B. Salinometer C. Refractometer D. Radio micrometer
10 51. Which instrument is used to determine salinity of solutions? A. Radar B. Salinometer C. Refractometer D. Radio micrometer 52. Which instrument is used to measure refractive indices? A. Radar B. Salinometer C. Refractometer D. Radio micrometer 53. Which instrument is used to measure strength of direct current? A. Streoscope B. Stroboscope C. Tachometer D. Tangent Galvanometer 54. Which instrument is used to view rapidly moving objects? A. Streoscope B. Tachometer C. Stroboscope D. Tangent Galvanometer 55. Which instrument is used to view two dimensional pictures? A. Streoscope B. Tachometer C. Stroboscope D. Tangent Galvanometer
11 56. Which instrument is used to determine rotational speed of a shaft (used in aeroplanes and motor boats)? A. Streoscope B. Stroboscope C. Tachometer D. Tangent Galvanometer 57. Light year is a unit of A. Time B. Light C. Distance D. Intensity of light 58. Radian is used to measure A. Angle B. Solid Angle C. Temperature D. Intensity of flame 59. Kelvin is used to measure A. Angle B. Solid Angle C. Temperature D. Intensity of flame 60. Candela is used to measure A. Angle B. Solid Angle C. Temperature D. Intensity of flame 61. Steredian is used to measure A. Angle B. Solid Angle C. Temperature D. Intensity of flame
12 62. Newton is used to measure A. Area B. Force C. Speed D. Volume 63. Radian per second is unit of A. Frequency B. Angle Velocity C. Momentum D. Moment of Inertia 64. Kilogram meter per second is unit of A. Frequency B. Angle Velocity C. Momentum D. Moment of Inertia 65. Kilogram square meter is unit of A. Frequency B. Angle Velocity C. Momentum D. Moment of Inertia 66. Hertz is unit of A. Frequency B. Angle Velocity C. Momentum D. Moment of Inertia
13 67. Unit of Pressure is A. watt B. pascal C. newton second D. newton per meter 68. Unit of impulse A. watt B. pascal C. newton second D. newton per meter 69. Unit of Power A. watt B. pascal C. newton second D. newton per meter 70. Unit of Surface Tension A. watt B. pascal C. newton second D. newton per meter 71. What is unit of Work and Energy? A. meter B. Joule C. amphere D. kilogram 72. What is unit of Viscosity? A. coulomb B. joule per kilogram per Kelvin C. newton second per square meter D. watt per meter per degree celcius
14 73. What is unit of Electric Charge? A. coulomb B. joule per kilogram per Kelvin C. newton second per square meter D. watt per meter per degree celcius 74. What is unit of Thermal Conductivity? A. coulomb B. joule per kilogram per Kelvin C. newton second per square meter D. watt per meter per degree celcius 75. What is unit of Specific Heat capacity? A. coulomb B. joule per kilogram per Kelvin C. newton second per square meter D. watt per meter per degree celcius 76. What is unit of Electrical Capacity? A. ohm B. volt C. farad D. henry 77. What is unit of Magnetic Induction? A. ohm B. volt C. farad D. henry
15 78. What is unit of Potential Difference? A. ohm B. volt C. farad D. henry 79. What is unit of Electric Resistance? A. ohm B. volt C. farad D. henry 80. What is unit of Astronomical distance? A. light year B. angstrom C. weber D. lux 81. What is used to measure wave length? A. lux B. weber C. angstrom D. light year 82. What is used to measure Magnetic flux? A. lux B. weber C. angstrom D. light year 83. What is used to measure Intensity of illumination? A. lux B. weber C. angstrom D. light year
16 84. What are audible sound waves? A. Having frequency less than 20 Hz B. Having frequency more than Hz C. Having frequency between 20 Hz to Hz D. None of above 85. What is the range of mercury thermometer? A. 0 degree Celsius to 350 degree Celsius B. -10 degree Celsius to 350 degree Celsius C. -20 degree Celsius to 350 degree Celsius D. -30 degree Celsius to 350 degree Celsius 86. Device used to measure potential difference between two points in a circuit is? A. Voltmeter B. Ammeter C. Galvanometer D. None of above 87. Which unit we use to express Nuclear sizes? A. Tesla B. Fermi C. Newton D. None of above 88. The 'parsec' is the unit of - A. Time B. Energy C. Distance D. Temperature 89. Sound in TV is modulating -
17 A. AM B. FM C. PM D. PCM KHZ signal is used to test which stage? A. Audio stage B. 1 F stage C. Mixer stage D. Detector stage 91. Tesla is a unit of magnetic - A. flux B. field C. moment D. induction 92. The unit of noise pollution (level) is - A. ppm B. decibel C. decimal D. None of these 93. The damage of the human body due to radiation (χ-rays or γ-rays etc,) is measured in - A. Rads B. Rems C. Curie D. Roentgen 94. The SI unit of "work" is A. Joule B. Dyne C. Kg D. Newton
18 95. The SI unit of "mass" is A. Kg B. Dyne C. Joule D. Newton 96. The SI unit of "force" is A. Kg B. Joule C. Newton D. Dyne 97. The SI unit of "pressure" is A. kg B. joule C. dyne D. pascal 98. A device used for measuring the depth of the sea is called - A. Altimeter B. Fathometer C. Manometer D. Hydrometer 99. A thermostat is a device for - A. Producing Heat B. Regulating temperature C. Measuring temperature D. Switching off an electrical appliance 100. Atmospheric pressure is measured with a - A. Altimeter B. Barometer C. Hygrometer D. Hydrometer
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