ENGINEERING

MATERIALS
1. Some polymetric materials such as
epoxies are formed by strong primary
chemical bonds called ___________.
A. Van der Waals bond
B. Metallic bond
C. Covalent bond
D. Cross linking

D. CROSS LINKING
2. What field of study encompasses the
procurement and production of metals?

A. Geology
B. Metalgraphy
C. Metallurgy
D. Material Science

C. METALLURGY
3. What is a coal that has been perviously
burned in an oxygen-poor environment?

A. Coke
B. Hematie
C. Tuyere
D. Diamond

A. COKE
4. What is a measure of rigidity?

A. Modulus of elasticity
B. Strength
C. Stiffness
D. Hardness

A. MODULUS OF ELASTICITY
5. What is a method of casehardening
involving diffusion in which the steel to be
casehardened is machined, heat-treated,
placed in an air-tight box and heated to
about 1000°F?
A. Normalizing
B. Nitriding
C. Annealing
D. Carburizing

B. NITRIDING
6. What is defined as a local corrosion
damaged characterized by surface cavities?

A. Cavitation
B. Erosion
C. Pitting
D. Cracking

C. PITTING
7. What element is added to copper to
make it extremely hard?

A. Silicon
B. Aluminum
C. Tin
D. Zinc

B. ALUMINUM
8. What element constitutes the major
component of most bronzes?

A. Lead
B. Aluminum
C. Tin
D. Zinc

C. TIN
9. What is the most widely known carbide?

A. Silicon Carbide
B. Carbon Carbide
C. Lead Carbide
D. Germanium Carbide

A. SILICON CARBIDE
10. What is the most common widely used
dielectric material in the electrical and
electronics industry?
A. Rubber
B. Polymer
C. Plastic
D. All of these

C. PLASTIC
11. What gives the average ratio of stress to
strain for materials operating in the nonlinear
region in the stress-strain diagram?
A. Secant modulus
B. Tangent modulus
C. Modulus of elasticity
D. Proportionality limit

A. SECANT MODULUS
12. What steel relief process is used with
hypoeutectoid steels to change martensite
into pearlite?
A. Tempering
B. Annealing
C. Spheroidizing
D. Normalizing

A. TEMPERING
13. What is considered as the general
purpose, oldest type and widely used cast
iron?
A. Ductile iron
B. Gray iron
C. Malleable iron
D. Alloy iron

B. GRAY IRON
14. Which cast iron is hard and wear
resistant?

A. Malleable iron
B. Ductile iron
C. Gray iron
D. Alloy iron

C. GRAY IRON
15. The use of acids to remove oxides and
scale on hot-worked steels is known as
_________.
A. Tempering
B. Machining
C. Pickling
D. Galvanizing

C. PICKLING
16. Which of the following materials has
permeability slightly less than that of free
space?
A. Diamagnetic materials
B. Non-magnetic materials
C. Paramagnetic materials
D. Ferromagnetic materials

A. DIAMAGNETIC MATERIALS
17. What is the maximum stress below
which a material can theoretically endure an
infinite number of stress cycles?
A. Endurance limit
B. Endurance strength
C. Endurance state
D. Endurance test

A. ENDURANCE LIMIT
18. What dimensional property of a material
refers to the deviation from edge
straightness?
A. Camber
B. Waviness
C. Out of flat
D. Lay

B. WAVINESS
19. Which of the following is a natural
magnet?

A. Soft iron
B. Magnesia
C. Lodestone
D. Steel

C. LODESTONE
20. What mechanical property of a material
which is a time-dependent permanent strain
under stress?
A. Elasticity
B. Creep
C. Elongation
D. Rupture

B. CREEP
21. What is the most common alloying
ingredient in copper?

A. Nickel
B. Zinc
C. Aluminum
D. Brass

B. ZINC
22. What is another term for tempering?

A. Spheroidizing
B. Annealing
C. Recrystallization
D. Drawing or Toughening

D. DRAWING or TOUGHENING
23. What is the most abundant metal in
nature?

A. Iron
B. Copper
C. Aluminum
D. Steel

C. ALUMINUM
24. What structure is formed when
transfromation occurs at temperature down
to the knee of the curve?
A. Bainite
B. Austenite
C. Pearlite
D. Martensite

C. PEARLITE
25. What is the chief ore of the iron?

A. Bauxite
B. Galena
C. Ilmanite
D. Cassiterite

D. CASSITERITE
26. What is the chief ore of the zinc?

A. Ilamite
B. Cassiterite
C. Bauxite
D. Sphalerite

D. SPHALERITE
27. What is the chief ore of the titanium?

A. Cassiterite
B. Bauxite
C. Sphalerite
D. Ilmanite

D. ILMANITE
28. Steel in an alloy of iron and carbon with
limits on the amount of carbon to less than
______ percent?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4

B. 2
29. What is defined as an alloy of iron and
carbon, with the carbon being restricted
within a certain concentration limits?
A. Wrought iron
B. Cast iron
C. Steel
D. Tendons

C. STEEL
30. What materials have permeability slightly
greater than that of free space?

A. Non-magnetic materials
B. Paramagnetic materials
C. Diamagnetic materials
D. Ferromagnetic materials

B. PARAMAGNETIC MATERIALS
31. What is the process of forming
continuous shapes or forcing a molten
polymer through a metal die?
A. Thermoforming
B. Lithography
C. Extrusion
D. Calendering

C. EXTRUSION
32. What is the genetic name of a class of
ploymer which is commercially known as
nylon?
A. Cellulose
B. Polyester
C. Polyamide
D. Polyacetals

C. POLYAMIDE
33. What is the resistance of a material to
plastic deformation?

A. Hardness
B. Creepage
C. Rigidity
D. Stiffness

A. HARDNESS
34. What is the reference sheet for the
elements that can be used to form
engineering materials?
A. Truth table
B. Building blocks of Materials
C. Periodic table
D. Structure of Materials

C. PERIODIC TABLE
35. What is the combination of one or more
metals with a non-metallic element?

A. Matrix composite
B. Inert
C. Ceramic
D. Metalloid

C. CERAMIC
36. Which of the following materials have
very high permeabilities?

A. Non-magnetic materials
B. Diamagnetic materials
C. Ferromagnetic materials
D. Paramagnetic materials

C. FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS
37. What is the most undesirable of all
elements commonly found in steels?

A. Phosphorus
B. Manganese
C. Silicon
D. Sulfur

A. PHOSPHOROUS
38. What combination of elements has high
electrical resistance, high corrision
resistance, and high strength red heat
temperatures, making it useful in resistance
heating?
A. Aluminum Bronze
B. Alnico
C. Nichrome
D. Hustelloy
C. NICHROME
39. The greatest stress which a material is
capable of withstanding without a deviation
from acceptable of stress to strain is called
__________.

A. Yield point
B. Elastic point
C. Proportional limit
D. Elongation
C. PROPORTIONAL LIMIT
40. What is the substance that attracts piece
of irons?

A. Semimetal
B. Semiconductor
C. Conductor
D. Magnet

D. MAGNET
41. The first four most abundant elements in
the earth crust are respectively

A. O, C, H, N
B. O, Si, Na, Al
C. O, Si, Al, Fe
D. O, Si, Al, Ca

C. O, Si, Al, Fe
42. The core of the earth consists of

A. Fe alloyed with Ni
B. Al
C. Fe in oxidized form
D. SiO2

C. Fe alloyed with Ni
43. Granite is an example of

A. Heavy rocks
B. Sedimentary rocks
C. Igneous rocks
D. none of the above

C. IGNEOUS ROCKS
44. The characteristic of an ore is/are

A. Low expenditure needed for

the extraction
B. High percentage of metal
C. low amounts of easily
removable impurities
D. All of these
D. ALL OF THESE
45. The element(s) that may occur in the
native form in the nature is

A. Copper
B. Gold
C. Silver
D. All of the above

D. ALL OF THE ABOVE

46. The separation of ore by converting it
into a water soluble compound by reacting
with a suitable chemical substance is called
A. Leaching
B. Liquation
C. Smelting
D. Roasting

A. LEACHING
47. Chromium can be extracted from its
oxide by using aluminum. In this case
aluminum acts as
A. Oxidizing Agent
B. Reducing Agent
C. Both A & B
D. None of these

B. REDUCING AGENT
48. The reducing agent used in Belgian
process during the extraction of Zinc is

A. CO2
B. ZnS
C. ZnO
D. C

D. C
49. The percentage of carbon in cast iron is

A. 0.2%
B. 0.4%
C. 2%
D. 4%

D. 4%
50. Impure tin can be refined as

A. Smelting
B. Calcination
C. Liquation
D. Roasting

C. LIQUATION
51. The best method used to refine gold
metal is

A. Bassemerization
B. Oxidation
C. Distillation
D. Electrolysis

D. ELECTROLYSIS
52. Figure-out the odd point in the following

A. Fracture point
B. Proportional limit
C. Elastic limit
D. Yield point

A. FRACTURE POINT
53. The major source of Bromine is

A. Horn silver
B. Calamine
C. Sea water
D. Galena

C. SEA WATER
54. Light rocks in the continental crust
contain

A. Al2O3 + SiO2
B. MgO + SiO2
C. Al2O3
D. SiO2

A. Al2O3 + SiO2
55. The chemical composition of wulfenite is

A. WO3
B. TiO2
C. PbMnO4
D. CuCO3 Cu(OH)2

C. PbMnO4
56. Pitch blend is the chief ore of

A. Cesium
B. Lead
C. Uranium
D. Palladium

C. URANIUM
57. Ruby and sapphire are the gemstone
varieties of

A. Corundum
B. Gibbsite
C. Gold
D. Bauxite

A. CORUNDUM
58. The stone which floats on water is

A. Hyacinth
B. Topaz
C. Sand stone
D. Pumice

D. PUMICE
59. The separation if magnetite (Fe3o4),
Chromite (Cr2O3).FeO) and pyrolusite
(MnO2) ores from the non magnetic gangue
is usually done by
A. Spodumene
B. Liquation
C. Leaching
D. Magnetic separation

D. MAGNETIC SEPARATION
60. The element present in the enzyme,
carbonic anhydrase is

A. Copper
B. Zinc
C. Cadmium
D. Silver

B. ZINC
61. The metals which exist in their native
state in nature are

A. Fe, Zn, Hg & Ni

B. Cu, Ag, Fe & Na
C. Cu, Ag, Au & Pt
D. Na, Mg, Al & Si

C. Cu, Ag, Au & Pt

62. The ore which can be concentrated by
liquation method is

A. Heamatite
B. Stibnite
C. Magnesite
D. All of the above

B. STIBNITE
63. The depressant used to suppress the
floating of galena is

A. NaCN
B. Soda ash
C. H2SO4
D. Lime

D. LIME
64. The composition of matte obtained
during smelting of copper pyrites is

A. Cu20
B. Cu2S
C. FeS and little Cu2S
D. Cu2S and little FeS

D. Cu2S and little FeS

65. The main reaction that occurs during the
roasting of copper pyrites in a reverberatory
furnace is
A. Cu2s.FeS3 + 6o2 -> Cu20 + Fe2O3 +
4SO2
B. Cu2s.FeS3 -> Cu2S + Fe2S + 2S
C. Cu2s.FeS3 + O2 -> Cu2S + 2Fe2S +
SO2
D. CuFeS2 + 2O2 -> CuO + FeO + SO2

C. Cu2s.FeS3 + O2 ->
Cu2S + 2Fe2S + SO2
66. Combustion of coke and melting of iron
occurs in the following region of blast
furnace
A. Zone of fusion
B. Zone of heat absorption
C. Zone of reduction
D. All of these

A. ZONE OF FUSION
67. The Puddler’s candles are produces due
to burning of

A. Carbon
B. Hydrogen
C. Carbon monoxide
D. None of these

C. CARBON MONOXIDE
68. The suitable method used to remove
lead impurity from impure silver is

A. Distillation
B. Cupellation
C. Poling
D. All of the above

B. CUPELLATION
69. The complex of nickel formed during
Mond’s process is

A. K2[Ni(CN)4]
B. Ni(CO)6
C. Ni(CO)4
D. NiCl4

C. Ni(CO)4
70. The metal obtained during the reduction
of cassiterite by coke is

A. Carbon
B. Antimony
C. ZInc
D. Tin

D. TIN
71. Cupric oxide can be leached by using

A. H2SO4
B. O2
C. NaCN
D. NaOH

A. H2SO4
72. The gas evolved during the roasting of
sulfide ores is

A. SO3
B. O2
C. SO2
D. H2S

C. SO2
73. The most abundant element in the
universe is

A. He
B. C
C. H
D. O

C. H
74. The second most abundant element in
heavy rocks is

A. Mg
B. Al
C. Si
D. Fe

A. Mg
75. The percentage by weight of oxygen and
silicon in the earth crust is

A. 25%
B. 50%
C. 75%
D. 85%

C. 75%
76. The number of elements found in the
nature is

A. 100
B. 88
C. 100
D. 56

B. 88
77. Sea weeds are an important source of

A. Chlorine
B. Iodine
C. Flourine
D. Bromine

B. IODINE
78. Sea cucumbers are enriched with

A. Iodine
B. Bromine
C. Vanadium
D. Flourine

C. VANADIUM
79. The elements which can be recovered
on large scale from sea water are

A. Na, Mg, Al & Li

B. Na, Cl, Mg & Br
C. Zn, Cu, Mg & Al
D. Na, Cl, Fe & C

B. Na, Cl, Mg & Br

80. O, N, and Ar belong to the category

A. Atmophiles
B. Lithophiles
C. Chalcophiles
D. None of these

A. ATMOPHILES
81. Which of the following is not an oxide
ore?

A. Magnetite
B. Cuprite
C. Iron pyrites
D. Bauxite

C. IRON PYRITES
82. Which of the following is not an ore of
iron?

A. Hematite
B. Cassiterite
C. Magnetite
D. Siderite

B. CASSITERITE
83. The ore which does not contain Zinc is

A. Zircon
B. Zinc blende
C. Zincite
D. Calamine

A. ZIRCON
84. The phosphate ore of calcium is

A. Argentite
B. Monite
C. Barytes
D. Dolomite

B. MONITE
85. Which among the following is a sulphide
ore of copper?

A. Copper pyrites
B. Cuprite
C. Azurite
D. Malachite

A. COPPER PYRITES
86. The silicate mineral of Thorium is

A. Monazite
B. Thorite
C. Cryolite
D. Malachite

B. THORITE
87. Galena is the mineral of

A. Pb
B. Pd
C. Ni
D. Zn

A. Pb
88. The mineral which does not contain
fluorine as one of the constituent element is

A. None of these
B. Both C & D
C. Fluorite
D. Cryolite

D. CRYOLITE
89. The chemical composition of ruby
copper is

A. Cu2S
B. Cu(OH)
C. Cu2O
D. CuCO

C. Cu2O
90. The ore of mercury is

A. Argentite
B. Flourspar
C. Cinnabar
D. Phosphorite

C. CINNABAR
91. The chemical composition of pyrolusite
is

A. Al2O3
B. PbS
C. MnO2
D. PbSO4

C. MnO2
92. The silicate ore of zinc is

A. Willemite
B. Mica
C. Zincite
D. Zinc blend

A. WILLEMITE
93. The chemical composition of chile salt
petre is

A. KNO3
B. NaNO3
C. Fe2O3
D. AgNO3

B. NaNO3
94. The composition of spathic iron ore is

A. Fe2S
B. Fe2O3
C. Fe2SO
D. FeCO3

D. FeCO3
95. The chemical composition of ruby silver
is

A. Ag3SbS3
B. Ag2S
C. AgCO3
D. AgCl

A. Ag3SbS3
96. True stress-strain curve need to be
corrected after

A. Strain rate
B. Elastic limit
C. Yield limit
D. Tensile strength

D. TENSILE STRENGTH
97. According to the distortion-energy
criterion, yielding occurs when

A. Octahedral shear stress reaches a

critical value
B. Second invariant of the stress deviator
exceeded some critical value
C. Distortion energy reaches a critical
value
D. All of these

D. ALL OF THESE
98. Bauschinger effect
A. Anelastic deformation
B. Dependence of yield stress on
path and direction
C. Hysteresis loss during loading
and unloading
D. None of the above
D. DEPENDENCE OF YIELD
STRESS ON PATH AND
DIRECTION
99. Time dependent recoverable
deformation under l.oad is called
___________ deformation
A. Visco-elastic
B. Elastic after-effect
C. Elastic
D. Anelastic

D. ANELASTIC
100. Plastic deformation results from the
following

A. Slip
B. Twinning
C. Both A & B
D. None of these

C. BOTH A & B
101. Material with conductivities ranging
from 10-10 to 10-20(ohm-m)-1

A. Conductor
B. Semiconductor
C. Insulator
D. Calculator

C. INSULATOR
102. The ratio of current per specimen area
is also known as

A. Electric field intensity

B. Current density
C. Resistivity
D. Physical activities

B. CURRENT DENSITY
103. He discovered proton

A. J.J. Thompson
B. E. Rutherford
C. J. Chadwick
D. Democritus

B. E. RUTHERDORD
104. This is very weak form of magnetism
that is nonpermanent and persist only while
an external force is being applied
A. Ferromagnetism
B. Ferrimagnetism
C. Paramagnetism
D. Diamagnetism

D. DIAMAGNETISM
105. It will result when atomic dipoles are
free to rotate and perfectly align by rotation
with an external field
A. Ferromagnetism
B. Ferrimagnetism
C. Paramagnetism
D. Diamagnetism

C. PARAMAGNETISM
106. Characteristic of a metallic material
possess a permanent magnetic moment in
the absence of external field which manifest
very large and permanent magnetization
A. Ferromagnetism
B. Ferrimagnetism
C. Paramagnetism
D. Diamagnetism

A. FERROMAGNETISM
107. It is defined as the load F divided by
the instantaneous cross sectional area A
over which deformation is occurring

A. True stress
B. Engineering strain
C. Shear stress
D. Elastic deformation

A. TRUE STRESS
108. The decline in the stress necessary to
continue deformation past the maximum
indicates that the strength is

A. Decreasing
B. Increasing
C. Cannot be determined
D. Both A and B

B. INCREASING
109. Upon release of the load during the
course of a stress strain test, some fraction
of the total deformation is recovered as

A. Inelastic deformation
B. Module of elasticity
C. Elastic deformation
D. Elastic strain
D. ELASTIC STRAIN
110. What factor has the most profound
influence on the coefficients and diffusion
rates?

A. Diffusion flux
B. Microstructure
C. Electronegativity
D. Temperature
D. TEMPERATURE
111. It is the atomic migration of that occur
along dislocations, grain boundaries and
external surfaces

A. Flux density
B. Diffusion paths
C. Diffusion flux
D. None of the above
B. DIFFUSION PATHS
112. The energy that corresponds to the
highest filled state energy at absolute
temperature

A. Energy gap
B. Ionization potential
C. Fermi energy
D. Thermal energy
C. FERMI ENERGY
113. The energy needed to break a bond in
a solid material

A. Energy gap
B. Fermi energy
C. Conduction band
D. Valence band
C. CONDUCTION BAND
114. Poisson’s ratio for isotropic materials
should be

A. 1/4
B. 1/2
C. 3/4
D. None of the above

A. 1/4
115. The maximum value for Poisson’s
ration is

A. 0.25
B. 0.5
C. 1
D. 2

B. 0.5
116. Which of the following does not have
an axial relationship of a ≠ b ≠ c

A. Orthorhombic
B. Triclinic
C. Monoclinic
D. Tetragonal

D. Tetragonal
117. What relationship concerns the side of
crystal structure?

A. Axial relationship
B. Inter-axial relationship
C. Crystallographic
relationship
D. Intimate relationship
A. AXIAL RELATIONSHIP
118. It defined as the line between two
points or a vector

A. Crystallographic direction
B. Burger’s vector
C. Segment
D. Line Portion
A. CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC
DIRECTION
119. Boundaries that have two dimensions
and normally separate regions of the
materials that have different crystal
structures
A. Interfacial defects
B. Grain boundaries
C. External surfaces
D. None of the above
A. INTERFACIAL
DEFECTS
120. One of the most obvious boundaries
along which the crystal structure terminates

A. Twin boundaries
B. Grain boundaries
C. External surfaces
D. Interfacial defects
C. EXTERNAL
SURFACES
121. Many properties and processes in
solids are manifested by this defect or
imperfections such as melting

A. Vacancy
B. Dislocation
C. Atomic vibration
D. Impurities
C. ATOMIC VIBRATION
122. The only two features of microstructure

A. Length and width

B. Dimensions and electrical
properties
C. Strength and elongation
D. Shape and size

D. SHAPE AND SIZE

123. It is the diffusion of atoms of a gas
through a plate of metal for which the
concentrations of diffusing species on both
surfaces of plate are held in constant
A. Steady state diffusion
B. Nonsteady state diffusion
C. Concentration gradient
D. Solid state diffusion
A. STEADY STATE
DIFFUSION
124.What is the atomic packing factor for
FCC closed-packed crystal structure?

A. 0.52
B. 0.68
C. 0.74
D. 0.60

C. 0.74
125. What is the stacking sequence of FCC
in closed-packed crystal structure?

A. ABC ABC
B. ABCD ABCD
C. ABAC ABAC
D. ACAB ACAB

A. ABC ABC
126. The process where the atoms of one
metal diffuse into another is termed

A. Inter-diffusion
B. Interstitial diffusion
C. Self diffusion
D. All of the above

A. INTER-DIFFUSION
127. It is the interchange of an atom from a
normal lattice position to an adjacent vacant
lattice

A. Interstitial diffusion
B. Vacancy diffusion
C. Impurity diffusion
D. None of the above
B. VACANCY DIFFUSION
128. It may be thought of in terms of a
helical planar

A. Mixed dislocation
B. Edge dislocation
C. Screw dislocation
D. Bone dislocation
C. SCREW DISLOCATION
129. It is where the impurity atoms fill the
voids or interstices among host atoms

A. Interstitial
B. Substitutional
C. Vacancy
D. All of the above

A. INTERSTITIAL
130. These are materials made of single
crystals

A. Polycrystalline material
B. Biomedical material
C. Polymer
D. Monomer
A. POLYCRYSTALLINE
MATERIAL
131. A lattice irregularity having one or more
of its dimension on the order of atomic order

A. Point defect
B. Vacancies
C. Crystalline defect
D. Face defect
C. CRYSTALLINE
DEFECT
132. Group of dielectric materials that exhibit
spontaneous polarization in the absence of
an electric field

A. Dielectric
B. Ferroelectric
C. Piezoelectric
D. Pyroelectric
B. FERROELECTRIC
133. What is the ferroelectric Curie
temperature of Barium Titanate?

A. 120 Kelvin
B. 150 Celsius
C. 150 Kelvin
D. 120 Celsius

D. 120 CELSIUS
134. Materials that are utilized in trnasducer
devices that convert electrical energy into
mechanical strains or vice versa

A. Dielectric
B. Ferroelectric
C. Piezoelectric
D. Pyroelectric

C. PIEZOELECTRIC
135. Which of the following band gap
energies will appear colored?

A. from 0 to 1.8eV
B. between 1.8 to 3.1eV
C. from 3.1eV and above
D. no band gap will appear
colored
B. Between 1.8 to 3.1eV
136. If the band gap energy is 3.1 eV, the
non-metal will appear

A. Colored
B. Opaque
C. Transparent
D. Translucent

C. TRANSPARENT
137. Which of the following mechanism is
important only at light frequencies in the
vicinity of the relaxation frequency of the
constituted atoms?
A. Electron mobility
B. Electron transition
C. Electron excitations
D. Electron polarization
D. ELECTRON
POLARIZATION
138. The following are Type 1 conductors
except

A. Aluminum
B. Lead
C. Mercury
D. Gallium

D. GALLIUM
139. What is the phenomenon where all of
the applied magnetic field will be excluded
from the body of material?
A. Hall effect
B. Meissner effect
C. Superconductivity
D. None of the above
B. MEISSNER EFFECT
140. These are the important considerations
relative to the process of slip and that is the
mechanism by which the metals plastically
deform
A. Linear and planar densities
B. Miller indices
C. Hexagonal crystal systems
D. All of the above
A. LINEAR and PLANAR
DENSITIES
141. The change in shape of materials due
to the application of force or due to stress

A. Elasticity
B. Thermal deformation
C. Elongation
D. Strain

D. STRAIN
142. Laser was invented by

A. John Mauchly
B. Jack Kilby
C. John Bardeen
D. Theodore Maiman

D. THEODORE MAIMAN
143. With the increasing temperature, the
saturation magnetization diminishes
gradually and then abruptly drops to zero at
A. Melting temperature
B. Boiling temperature
C. Curie temperature
D. Magnetization temperature

C. CURIE
TEMPERATURE
144. The garnets general chemical formula

A. M3Fe5O12
B. PbFe12O19
C. H2SO4
D. H3PO5

A. M3Fe5O12
145. A material that displays
antiferromagnetism

A. Manganese Oxide
B. Nickel Ferrite
C. Yttrium Iron
D. All of the above

A. Manganese Oxide
146. The property of fluids by virtue of which
they offer resistance to flow is known as

A. Gummosity
B. Flubbersity
C. Viscidity
D. Viscosity

D. VISCOSITY
147. The emission of light by a material
because of its high temperature is known as

A. Luminescence
B. Incandescence
C. Phosphorescence
D. Dullness

B. INCANDESCENCE
148. What is the tendency of the body to
return to its original size and shape after
having been deformed?
A. Vividness
B. Elasticity
C. Adhesiveness
D. Rigidity

B. ELASTICITY
149. The interaction between the surfaces of
two closely adjacent bodies which causes
them to cling together is called
A. Session
B. Cohesion
C. Adhesion
D. Convolution

C. ADHESION
150. What is the property of some
elementary particles that causes them to
exert force on one another?
A. Charge
B. Potential difference
C. Permeance
D. Nucleon interaction

A. CHARGE
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