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    Mock test on Polymers for Students

    Which fabrics may contain polyester? I. Polycot II. Polywool III. Terrycot

    (a) Only I and II

    (b) Only I and III

    (c) Only II and II

    (d) All I, II and III

    Option d – All I, II and III

    Methylpropane is an isomer of

    (a) n-hexane

    (b) n-butane

    (c) n-propane

    (d) n-pentane

    Option b – n-butane

    Which material is used to make bulletproof jackets?

    (a) Fiberglass

    (b) Gunmetal

    (c) Lead

    (d) Laminated glass

    Option d – Laminated glass

    Fabrics made from ……… resist wrinkling

    (a) Cotton

    (b) Flax

    (c) Silk

    (d) Polyester

    Option d – Polyester

    Identify the correct statements about Nylon: I. Prepared in the early 1930s from coal, water, and air II. First synthetic fiber III. Strong, elastic, and lightweight

    (a) Only I and II

    (b) Only I and III

    (c) Only II and III

    (d) All I, II and III

    Option d – All I, II and III

    Which polymer is used to make strong but lightweight plastic?

    (a) Nylon

    (b) Polythene

    (c) Polyvinyl chloride

    (d) Methyl methacrylate

    Option d – Methyl methacrylate

    Which of the following is biodegradable?

    (a) Nylon

    (b) Plastic

    (c) Wool

    (d) Polythene bags

    Option c – Wool

    Fibers made from natural raw materials include

    (a) Rayon

    (b) Nylon

    (c) Polyester

    (d) Polystyrene

    Option a – Rayon

    Which of the following is a natural fiber?

    (a) Silk

    (b) Rayon

    (c) Nylon

    (d) Polyester

    Option a – Silk

    Which is not a natural polymer?

    (a) Wool

    (b) Silk

    (c) Leather

    (d) Nylon

    Option d – Nylon

    Example of a non-cellulosic fiber is

    (a) Rayon

    (b) Linen

    (c) Jute

    (d) Nylon

    Option d – Nylon

    Which is not a natural fiber?

    (a) Terylene

    (b) Jute

    (c) Flax

    (d) Wool

    Option a – Terylene

    Polymers used as wool substitutes in blankets and sweaters are

    (a) Nylon

    (b) Teflon

    (c) Orlon

    (d) Bakelite

    Option c – Orlon

    Rayon is obtained from

    (a) Silkworms

    (b) Wood pulp

    (c) Both silkworms and wood pulp

    (d) None of the above

    Option b – Wood pulp

    Teflon is a polymer of which monomer?

    (a) Tetrafluoroethylene

    (b) Vinyl chloride

    (c) Chloroprene

    (d) Acetylene dichloride

    Option a – Tetrafluoroethylene

    First man-made plastic that is a poor conductor of Heat is

    (a) Teflon

    (b) Polythene

    (c) Bakelite

    (d) Nylon

    Option c – Bakelite

    Which polymer is used in bulletproof material?

    (a) Nylon 6,6

    (b) Rayon

    (c) Kevlar

    (d) Dacron

    Option c – Kevlar

    Who discovered the vulcanization process for rubber?

    (a) John Dunlop

    (b) Charles Goodyear

    (c) Macmillan

    (d) Newton

    Option b – Charles Goodyear

    Natural rubber is a polymer of

    (a) Isoprene

    (b) Styrene

    (c) Vinyl acetate

    (d) Propene

    Option a – Isoprene

    If a water bottle keeps its shape when hot water is poured into it, it is made of

    (a) Thermoplastic

    (b) PVC

    (c) Polyurethane

    (d) Thermosetting

    Option d – Thermosetting

    Polymers used for bulletproof materials include: I. Kevlar II. Glypal III. Lexan

    (a) I and II

    (b) II and III

    (c) I and III

    (d) None of these

    Option c – I and III

    Statements about rubber: I. Polymer of isoprene II. Known as coagulation III. Hardens with increased sulfur content

    (a) I and II

    (b) I and III

    (c) II and III

    (d) I, II and III

    Option d – I, II and III

    Assertion (A): Natural rubber has poor elasticity. Reason (R): It has almost no cross-linkages

    (a) Both A and R are true, and R explains A

    (b) Both A and R are true, but R does not explain A

    (c) A is true, but R is false

    (d) A is false, but R is true

    Option a – Both A and R are true, and R explains A

    Gas obtained from plastic is

    (a) Polynitrogen

    (b) Polyhydrogen

    (c) Polychlorine

    (d) Polyethylene

    Option d – Polyethylene

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