Description : Warm colours make the object _______ a. Appear larger and nearer to the observer b. Appear far and reduced in size. c. Look dull and depressing. d. Invisible to the viewer.
Last Answer : a. Appear larger and nearer to the observer
Description : The basic concepts of ventilation are: a. To bring in air and trap it b. To reduce the air temperature and move the air c. To throw hot and cold air out d. To make new air
Last Answer : b. To reduce the air temperature and move the air
Description : Full form of UDHR. a. Universal Declaration of Human Resources b. Universal Declaration of Human Rights c. United Declaration of Human Rights d. Unilateral Declaration of Human Rights
Last Answer : b. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Description : They are preferred as wall treatment because of wide variety of designs & colours creating an illusionary impression. a. Glass b. wall paper c. Cladding d. Painting
Last Answer : b. wall paper
Description : British term for cornice or valence a. Pelmet b. Lambrequin c. Shirred Curtains d. Valance
Last Answer : a. Pelmet
Description : An intermediate hue is a. Two primary colours in equal amount b. Two secondary colours in equal amounts c. A mixture of one primary colour and its adjacent / neighbouring secondary colour d. A mixture of 1 secondary and its opposite primary in 3:2 proportion
Last Answer : c. A mixture of one primary colour and its adjacent / neighbouring secondary colour.
Description : ____ provides interest and focal point in a veiwers mind. a. Positive space b. Form c. Pattern d. Negative space
Last Answer : a. Positive space
Description : A fabric band, cord or chain designed to hold draperies back on each side from the center of the window a. Shirred Curtains b. Priscilla Curtains c. Tieback Curtains d. Casement Curtains
Last Answer : c. Tieback Curtains
Description : What is rhythm? a. Creating balance in an artwork. b. Adding interest in an artwork. c. Creating movement through an artwork. d. Mimicking sound in an artwork.
Last Answer : c. Creating movement through an artwork.
Description : They are the eyes of the home and also the soul a. Doors b. Windows c. French Doors d. Staircases
Last Answer : b. Windows
Description : Is a shadow on the ground, cast by sunlight, the same width as the object that cast it?
Last Answer : answer:Yes. The rays of light are all parallel to each other because they all come from the sun, which is very, very far away. There will always be some fuzziness at the shadow's edges ... accurate IF you measure the wall's shadow along a line parallel to the wall-otherwise you need trigonometry.
Description : What is the telescope designed to search for earth-size planets in the nearby region of our galaxy, termed as? (1) Hubble telescope (2) Kepler telescope (3) Copernicus telescope (4) Newton telescope
Last Answer : (1) Hubble telescope Explanation: The Hubble Space Telescope (HST) is a space telescope that was launched into low Earth orbit in 1990 and remains in operation.
Description : Can a mirror reflect or cast a shadow?
Last Answer : Cage… I’m gonna think about this one for a while and get back to you… I’#m pretty sure you’re on the money though… mirrors are Very odd things!
Description : How long is the shadow of a 5 feet 4 inch person if a 8 foot cast a 3 foot shadow?
Last Answer : 8 feet and 5 feet 4 inches are in a ratio of 3 to 2 so thereforethe smaller shadow is 2 feet in length
Description : How long is a shadow cast by a person 1.9 meters tall?
Last Answer : It depends on where the light source is. If you're talking aboutthe sun, it depends on what time of day it is.
Description : What Obscuring of the sun when the earth shadow is cast upon it?
Last Answer : A solar eclipse is when the Moon crosses the face of the Sun (Earth, Moon, Sun), and the Moon's shadow is cast over the Earth, causing a darkening of daylight. A lunar eclipse is when the Earth ... , Earth, Sun), and Earth's shadow is cast over the Moon, so hiding the Moon momentarily from view.
Description : The darkest portion of the shadow cast during an eclipse is– (1) Corona (2) Umbra (3) Penumbra (4) Black hole
Last Answer : (2) Umbra Explanation: The umbra (Latin for "shadow") is the innermost and darkest part of a shadow, where the light source is completely blocked by the occluding body. An observer in the umbra experiences a total eclipse.
Description : The darkest portion of the shadow cast during an eclipse is (1) Corona (2) Umbra (3) Penumbra (4) Black hole
Last Answer : Umbra
Description : What is the term for conjoined twin separation?
Last Answer : I couldn’t locate a name either, other than “separation surgery”.
Description : Is it true that conjoined twins may taste and feel the same things?
Last Answer : I’ve heard this can be true, I’d be curious myself to know if it really is.
Description : Can you explain me how the conjoined twins happen to be like that?
Last Answer : When the cells were dividing, they didn’t completely separate properly. Someone may have a more technical explanation, but basically, that’s it. There will never be fraternal conjoined twins.
Description : What would your life be like as a conjoined twin like the Hensels?
Last Answer : Heyyyyyyyy!
Description : How will/do conjoined twins Abby & Brittany Hensel date, get married, and/or have children?
Last Answer : Hmm… HMMMM…!
Description : What is a conjoined flower ?
Last Answer : When a female is formed with a number of cervixes in a flower and they are completely connected to each other, then it is called cervical flower.
Description : ____detect the presence or absence of nearby object without any physical contact. A. Smoke Sensor B. Pressure Sensor C. IR Sensor D. Proximity Sensor
Last Answer : D. Proximity Sensor
Description : Which name is given to the type of friction that object falling through air experience?
Last Answer : air resistance
Description : In addition to undercutting the mica, proper maintenance of a D.C. motor's commutator includes _______________. A. side-cutting the copper segments and insulating the slots B. coating the copper surface with light machine ... in an oven at a maximum of 95°C for not over 8 hours D. all of the above
Last Answer : Answer: A
Description : An important factor in reducing D.C. motor commutator wear is _______________. A. keeping the ambient humidity as low as possible B. ensuring a very low brush current density C. establishing the copper oxide surface film D. all of the above
Last Answer : Answer: C
Description : Copper is often used as an electrical conductor because it _______________. A. has high resistance at low temperatures B. has a highly polished surface C. is able to pass current with little opposition D. holds insulation together well
Description : -Lurking in the shadow, is a reference to the tiger. Which of the following sentences has used the word ̳lurking in the correct manner? (a) She was lurking for recognition. (b) The girl ... the stars so they can shine. (d) She could lean forward examining the lurking figures under the surface.
Last Answer : (d) She could lean forward examining the lurking figures under the surface.
Description : How would the density of the air over the ocean compare to the density of air over the nearby land?
Last Answer : 2
Description : Air intake for an air compressor should be preferably taken from (A) A site, where cooling towers are located nearby (B) A site, where open coal yard in located nearby (C) An air conditioned room maintained at a temperature of 18°C (D) An outside atmosphere at 10°C
Last Answer : (D) An outside atmosphere at 10°C
Description : Rain drops falling through atmospheric air attain limited terminal velocity, because of (A) Upward thrust due to air (B) Viscous force exerted by air (C) Surface tension effects of water (D) Force of gravity
Last Answer : Option B
Description : Hydrogen gas has less than _______________ the density of air. a) 1/12th b) 1/10th c) 2/3rd d) 1/3rd
Last Answer : Answer: b Explanation: None.
Description : The 'dielectric constant' is a numerical value indicating the effectiveness of a dielectric material in comparison to that of a standard, which is _______________. A. paper or cloth B. glass or mica C. plastic or Teflon D. dry air or a vacuum
Last Answer : Answer: D
Description : When troubleshooting a console circuit card suspected of being faulty, first check for proper voltages to the card and then _______________. A. test transistors or integrated circuits for gain and ... D. de-energize the card and check the printed circuit traces for continuity with an ohmmeter
Description : As shown in the illustration, when the 'speed control' system is in 'SPLIT' _______________. EL-0096 A. Relays #1, #5 and #8 are not used B. the 'slew rated controller' is grounded through Relay ... E/P converters' are bypassed and air is fed directly to the governors via the 'load sharing valve'
Description : Grease coatings on electrical contact surfaces increase contact resistance and should be removed with a/an _______________. A. small wire brush B. compressed air jet C. clean dry cloth D. 10% solution carbon solvent and water
Description : The purpose of an impressed current cathodic protection system aboard ship is to _______________. A. prevent corrosion of the hull, propeller, rudder and line shafting B. neutralize the vessel's ... the presence of salt air D. maintain a minimum constant alternator load to prevent overheating
Description : Can you jump off of a falling object before hitting the ground and save yourself?
Last Answer : Since you would already be falling down together with the object at the same speed as the object, jumping off the object would at best result in a minimally diminished impact velocity, assuming your ... a watermelon with your brain splashing out like jelly. And you would die, too, most certainly.
Description : Write the second formula of the falling object ?
Last Answer : The velocity of an object falling from a fixed position without any hindrance at a given time is proportional to that time.
Description : Explain and explain the third formula of falling object. ?
Last Answer : The third law of falling objects is that the distance ( h) that a falling object travels from a fixed position without hindrance at a given time is proportional to the square of that time ( t) , i.e. , h ∝ t2 . If an object is ... etc then h1 (t2) 1 = h2 (t2) 2 = h2 (t2) 3 = .......... = constant.
Description : How does a scientist discover the source of a falling object ?
Last Answer : Italian scientist Galileo discovers the source of a falling object. This is why the formulas are called Galileo's falling objects formula. The scientist Galileo proved by dropping a heavy and a light object ... fell to the ground at about the same time. Thus he discovered the law of falling objects.
Description : Who provides the needle for the falling object ?
Last Answer : Galileo provides the needle of the falling object.
Description : What is the English of the falling object formula ?
Last Answer : English laws of falling bodies.
Description : Why is the initial velocity zero in the case of a falling object ?
Last Answer : Because the falling object starts falling from a fixed position. So its forward velocity is taken to be zero.
Description : What is the source of the falling object ?
Last Answer : Galileo came up with three formulas for falling objects. These are called falling object formulas.
Description : What is the 1st formula of falling object ?
Last Answer : All objects falling from the same position and the same height without any obstruction cross the same path at the same time.
Description : How far will a free falling object cover 3 seconds if it travels a distance of 6 seconds 72 meters ?
Last Answer : h = ut + 0.5 * g * t ^ 2 => h = 0 + 0.5 * 9.8 * 3 ^ 2 => h = 44.1 m. 44.1 meters.
Last Answer : The mathematical form of the 3rd formula of the falling object is: h proportional t ^ 2 .