Water-A Precious Resource Worksheet-3
(a) Boiling point of water increases with decrease in pressure
(b) Boiling point of water decrease with increases in pressure
(c) Boiling point of water increases with increase in pressure
(d) None of these
(a) Carbon (b) Oxygen (c) Chlorine (d) Fluorine
(a) Excreta of aquatic animals contain salt
(b) Salts are also produced in the sea during extraction of oil
(c) Rain water dissolves salt from land and brings them to sea hence the concentration of salt goes on increasing in seawater
(d) Any of these
(a) The mentioned diseases are water borne diseases, in villages people defecate in the fields and near water bodies
(b) Poor hygiene of villagers is responsible for it
(c) The nutritional condition of villagers is poor which makes them susceptible to these diseases
(d) Any of these
(a) Water expands on freezing and the ice formed inside the pipe exerts pressure on the pipe
(b) Contraction of water pipes may be one of the reasons for bursting
(c) The density of ice formed is high which causes bursting of pipes
(a) The heat evolved by the activity of aquatic animals melts the ice around them
(b) They create special burrows underneath lake bed where water does not freeze and they hibernate till the next season
(c) Since the density of ice is less as compared to the water, the frozen ice floats over the lake
(d) Lake never freeze as lake water is saline
(a) The steam formed inside the covered vessels has high latent heat of vaporisation which supplies large amount of heat
(b) The water inside has high specific heat capacity which supplies large amount of heat
(c) Any of these
(a) Ice has least latent heat of fusion
(b) Ice has highest latent heat of fusion
(c) High specific heat capacity of ice
(d) Low specific heat capacity of ice
(a) Does not fluctuate
(b) Variable as it depends on rainfall
(c) Rarely levelled and follows the general slope of land above
(d) Variable as it depends on rainfall & Rarely levelled and follows the general slope of land above
(a) 1 litres (b) 4 litres (c) 2 litres (d) 3 litres
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