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Q) Which particle is emitted during beta-minus decay?

  • (A) Proton
  • (B) Electron
  • (C) Neutron
  • (D) Alpha particle
Correct Answer - Option (B)

Explanation:

During beta-minus decay, a neutron converts into a proton and an electron is emitted.

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Q) What is the function of a control rod in a nuclear reactor?

  • (A) To speed up neutrons
  • (B) To slow down neutrons
  • (C) To absorb excess neutrons
  • (D) To cool the reactor
Correct Answer - Option (C)

Explanation:

Control rods made of materials like cadmium or boron absorb excess neutrons to control the chain reaction.

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Q) Which element is commonly used as fuel in fusion reactions?

  • (A) Deuterium
  • (B) Plutonium
  • (C) Uranium
  • (D) Thorium
Correct Answer - Option (A)

Explanation:

Deuterium (heavy hydrogen) and tritium are used as fuel in nuclear fusion reactions.

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Q) What is the main product formed in the fusion of two deuterium nuclei?

  • (A) Helium nucleus
  • (B) Lithium nucleus
  • (C) Carbon nucleus
  • (D) Oxygen nucleus
Correct Answer - Option (A)

Explanation:

When two deuterium nuclei fuse, they form helium and release energy.

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Q) Which of the following devices is used to detect and measure radiation?

  • (A) Voltmeter
  • (B) Geiger-Müller counter
  • (C) Barometer
  • (D) Thermometer
Correct Answer - Option (B)

Explanation:

The Geiger-Müller counter detects and measures ionizing radiation such as alpha, beta, and gamma rays.

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Q) What is the half-life of a radioactive substance?

  • (A) Time taken to complete the reaction
  • (B) Time in which half of the radioactive nuclei decay
  • (C) Time taken for all atoms to decay
  • (D) Time taken for decay rate to double
Correct Answer - Option (B)

Explanation:

Half-life is the time required for half of the radioactive nuclei in a sample to decay.

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Q) Which scientist proposed the law of radioactive decay?

  • (A) Henri Becquerel
  • (B) Ernest Rutherford
  • (C) Marie Curie
  • (D) Albert Einstein
Correct Answer - Option (B)

Explanation:

Rutherford formulated the law of radioactive decay, relating decay rate to the number of undecayed nuclei.

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Q) Which radiation is positively charged?

  • (A) Alpha rays
  • (B) Beta rays
  • (C) Gamma rays
  • (D) Neutrons
Correct Answer - Option (A)

Explanation:

Alpha particles carry a +2 charge because they consist of two protons and two neutrons.

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Q) Which radioactive element is used for carbon dating?

  • (A) Uranium-238
  • (B) Carbon-14
  • (C) Plutonium-239
  • (D) Thorium-232
Correct Answer - Option (B)

Explanation:

Carbon-14 is used to estimate the age of fossils and archaeological specimens.

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Q) In which part of the sun does nuclear fusion take place?

  • (A) Core
  • (B) Surface
  • (C) Chromosphere
  • (D) Corona
Correct Answer - Option (A)

Explanation:

Nuclear fusion in the Sun occurs in its core, where temperature and pressure are extremely high.

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