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1. Approximately how many carbon atoms might be linked together in a polymer molecule?
a. Five c. Ten
b. Fifty d. Ten thousand
2. What name is given to the small molecules that can be joined together to form a polymer?
a. Monomer c. Hydrocarbons
b. Monocle d. Alkanes
3. Which is the most environmentally friendly way to dispose of plastics?
a. Landfill c. Recycling
b. Incineration d. Using as fertilizer
4. Among the following a natural polymer is:
a. Bakelite c. PVC
b. Silk d. Resin
5. When wet whose elasticity doubles?
a. Nylon c. Wool
b. Rubber d. Polythene
6. PVC is used for _________
a. Manufacture of plastic pipes c. Manufacture of tires
b. Manufacture of cosmetics d. Manufacture of nonstick pans
7. Which is a naturally occurring polymer
a. PVC c. Protein
b. Polythene d. Acetic acid
8. Which properties of poly(ethene) makes it a suitable material for making plastic bags and
polytunnels?
a. Insoluble in water and flammable
b. Poor conductor of heat and electricity
c. Strong and very flexible
9. Which of these is a biological polymer?
a. DNA c. Glucose
b. Iron chain d. Cell
10. One of characteristic properties of polymer material __________
a. High temperature stability c. High mechanical strength
b. High elongation d. Low hardness
9. For cotton, _________ fruit is collected from plants and seed is separated from the cotton.
This process is known as _________.
Short Questions
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