When a body is taken from the earth to moon:

• (A) Mass change but weight remain the same
• (B) Weight change but mass remain the same
• (C) Both weight and mass change
• (D) Both weight and mass remain the same

Decibel is used to measure the intensity field of:

• (A) Magnetic field
• (B) Sound
• (C) Light
• (D) Heat

Which of the following vegetable oils does not contain essential fatty acids?

• (A) Sunflower oil
• (B) Mustard oil
• (C) Coconut oil
• (D) Groundnut oil

Usually fuels on burning cause pollution. Which one of the following fuels causes minimum environmental pollution?

• (A) Diesel
• (B) Coal
• (C) Hydrogen
• (D) Kerosene

Vegetables are easily perishable because of their high content of:

• (A) Sugars
• (B) Water
• (C) Vitamins
• (D) Enzymes

Sweat mainly serves to eliminate:

• (A) Water, NaCl
• (B) NaCl, Fats
• (C) Dirt, water
• (D) Serum, Water

In a poultry unit the factor most influencing the cost is the cost of:

• (A) Feed
• (B) Transportation
• (C) Chicks
• (D) Medicines

Bombyx mori is a:

• (A) Fish
• (B) Silkworm
• (C) Ringworm
• (D) Moth

Which of the following statements is correct?

• (A) Wheat bran is rich in carbohydrates
• (B) Fungal fermentation of rice is used for the preparation of alcoholic drinks
• (C) Rice has antibiotic properties
• (D) Wheat contains 80-85% carbohydrates

A pressure cooker works on the principle of:

• (A) Elevation of boiling point of water by application of pressure
• (B) Making the food-grains inside softer
• (C) Making the food-grains softer by application of pressure and temperature
• (D) Keeping the food-grains inside steam for a longer time