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    BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL

    GANGA RAM HOSPITAL MARG


    GENERAL SCIENCE
    CLASS- VIII
    HALF – YEARLY EXAMINATION
    ASSIGNMENT NO. 3
    COMBUSTION AND FLAME

    Q.1 Choose the correct option:

    (A) Which poisonous gas is formed as a result of incomplete combustion?


    (a) Coal Gas (b) Carbon Monoxide (c) Carbon Dioxide (d) Nitrogen Dioxide

    (B) To extinguish a flame, which of these methods can be used?


    (a) Reduce temperature to below ignition temperature.
    (b) Remove combustible substance
    (c) Cut off air supply
    (d) Any one of these

    (C) The hottest zone of a candle flame is


    (a) Non- luminous Zone (b) Luminous Zone
    (c) Dark Zone (d) Blue Zone at the base of the wick

    (D) Which of these is a solid pollutant?


    (a) SPM (b) Carbon Monoxide
    (c) Nitrogen Dioxide (d) Sulphur Dioxide

    (E) Which of these fuels has the highest calorific value?


    (a) CNG (b) Coal
    (c) Hydrogen (d) Petrol

    Q2. Define the various types of combustion with examples.

    Q3. Why does the paper cup filled with water and kept over a flame not catch fire?

    Q4. Describe the construction and working of a soda-acid fire extinguisher. Write the chemical equation .

    Q5. In an experiment 5 Kg of a fuel was completely burnt. Calculate the calorific value of the fuel if the
    heat produce was measured to be 200000 KJ.

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