Class 8 Science Chapter 15 Some Natural Phenomena Quiz 4 (52 MCQs)

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1. A major earthquake occurred on 26th January 2001 in which part of India?
2. What is Natural Phenomena?
3. An object is electrically neutral if:
4. How many charges are gained by rubbing two objects
5. The earthquake under a sea is called .....
6. When did Benjamin Franklin did his famous kite experiment?
7. ..... is a graphical record of the intensity of waves
8. What Did Ancient Greeks Thought About Lightning?
9. What is Lightning?
10. Electric charges generated by rubbing are
11. What is earthing
12. How can a build up of charge whilst refuelling a petrol tank be avoided?
13. The shock waves produced by an earthquake travel
14. There are ..... types of waves
15. Earthquake is a natural destructive phenomenon.
16. In which of the following processes is physical contact not required?
17. A natural phenomena that is not predictable by scienentist?
18. We should not do this during earthquake.
19. Any object can be charged by which of the following method?
20. When an ebonite rod is rubbed with fur, it acquires ..... charge.
21. The gas which absorbs harmful ultraviolet radiation coming from the sun is
22. In an Electroscope, what happens when a charged body is brought in contact with the paper clip?
23. In the core of the earth there is .....
24. Which of the following is to do done during lightning?
25. Lightning is always followed by
26. By convention, the charge acquired by glass rod when it is rubbed with a silk cloth is
27. Name the device used to detect charged bodies
28. The earth's plate responsible for causing earthquakes is
29. If lighting occurs, the lightning conductor provides the route for the electric charges to pass safety into the ground thus preventing damage to the building. This is called .....
30. Name the resin which uses spark
31. Electric charge can be transferred from a charged object to another through
32. Which of the following is a safe place during lightning?
33. Electric current is to be passed from one body to another. For this purpose, the two bodies must be joined by
34. Lightning occurs when charges are:
35. The point where the shock-waves of an earthquake originate is called
36. What Are The Things We Shouldn't Do In Lighting?
37. Lightning is caused by the accumulation of charges
38. Which force helps in holding the electrons in the outer orbit of the atom???
39. What is the best thing to do during a thunderstorm?
40. The collision of plates gives rise to ..... waves.
41. A negatively-charged object will attract
42. Which of the following protects us from electric shocks in buildings due to leakage of electrical charge?
43. Which of the following is not likely to cause Tsunami?
44. A body is said to be discharged when:
45. Objects carrying charge repel each other.Is the above sentence correct.
46. The process of electric discharge cannot occur between clouds and the earth.
47. The epicenter of an earthquake is located
48. Charles Francis Richter was an eminent American physicist and a ..... (a scientist who studies earthquakes).
49. What is the record made by a seismograph called?
50. A device used to test whether an object is carrying charge or not is called .....
51. A major earthquake occured in India on 8th October 2005 in .....
52. The spot from where the earthquake originates is called the ..... or the focus of an earthquake.