Which of the following terms is generally referred to both liquids and gases?A. colloidB. fluidA BCDC. moleculeD. quantumO O O O 2. Which term is used to describe the ratio between mass (m) and volume (V) of afluid?A. densityB. pressureC. specific volumeD. specific weightO 00 O 3. Who among the following is not a property of fluids?C. specific volumeA. specific forceB. specific gravityD. viscosityO O O 0 4. What is being measured by temperature?A. average kinetic energyB. colloidal collisionC. fluid expansionD. potential energyO O O O 5. What is the reciprocal of density?A. specific forceB. specific gravityC. specific volumeD. viscosityOO 0 06. What happens to the kinetic energy of fluids when the temperature increases?A. The kinetic energy will increase.B. The kinetic energy will decrease by one half.C. The kinetic energy will be converted into potential energy.D. The average kinetic energy of fluid remains the same despite of the changein temperature.O O O O7. Which of the following fluids carries the highest kinetic energy?A. O2 at -270KB. Helium gas at 56°F.C. Water at 273 K.D. Ethyl alcohol at 100°CO000 8. What is pressure?A. The measure of fluid's average kinetic energy.B. The average thermal outflow of the particles of fluid.C. The force' per unit area of the fluidD. The sum of all the molecules present in the fluid....00 9. If 34.0 L ethyl alcohol is stored at 769 K, What is 769 K in °C scale?A. 345 °CB. 496 °CC. 565 °CD. 589 °CD 010. What happens to the viscosity of gas as the temperature increases?A. decreasesB. doubledC. increasesD. remains the same0O0 O 011. What happens to the viscosity of liquid as the temperature increases?A. decreasesB. doubledO00 12. Which of the following is an example of a force?C. increasesD. remains the sameA. gravityB. massC. waterD. other fluids

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A BCD O O O OWhich of the following terms is generally referred to both liquids and gases? A. colloid B. fluid C. molecule D. quantum O O O O 2. Which term is used to describe the ratio between mass (m) and volume (V) of a fluid? A. density B. pressure C. specific volume D. specific weight O 00 O 3. Who among the following is not a property of fluids? C. specific volume D. viscosity A. specific force B. specific gravity

A BCD O O O OWhich of the following terms is generally referred to both liquids and gases? A. colloid B. fluid C. molecule D. quantum O O O O 2. Which term is used to describe the ratio between mass (m) and volume (V) of a fluid? A. density B. pressure C. specific volume D. specific weight O 00 O 3. Who among the following is not a property of fluids? C. specific volume D. viscosity A. specific force B. specific gravity

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Which of the following terms is generally referred to both liquids and gases?
A. colloid
B. fluid
A BCD
C. molecule
D. quantum
O O O O 2. Which term is used to describe the ratio between mass (m) and volume (V) of a
fluid?
A. density
B. pressure
C. specific volume
D. specific weight
O 00 O 3. Who among the following is not a property of fluids?
C. specific volume
A. specific force
B. specific gravity
D. viscosity
O O O 0 4. What is being measured by temperature?
A. average kinetic energy
B. colloidal collision
C. fluid expansion
D. potential energy
O O O O 5. What is the reciprocal of density?
A. specific force
B. specific gravity
C. specific volume
D. viscosity
OO 0 06. What happens to the kinetic energy of fluids when the temperature increases?
A. The kinetic energy will increase.
B. The kinetic energy will decrease by one half.
C. The kinetic energy will be converted into potential energy.
D. The average kinetic energy of fluid remains the same despite of the change
in temperature.
O O O O7. Which of the following fluids carries the highest kinetic energy?
A. O2 at -270K
B. Helium gas at 56°F.
C. Water at 273 K.
D. Ethyl alcohol at 100°C
O000 8. What is pressure?
A. The measure of fluid's average kinetic energy.
B. The average thermal outflow of the particles of fluid.
C. The force' per unit area of the fluid
D. The sum of all the molecules present in the fluid.
...00 9. If 34.0 L ethyl alcohol is stored at 769 K, What is 769 K in °C scale?
A. 345 °C
B. 496 °C
C. 565 °C
D. 589 °C
D 010. What happens to the viscosity of gas as the temperature increases?
A. decreases
B. doubled
C. increases
D. remains the same
0O0 O 011. What happens to the viscosity of liquid as the temperature increases?
A. decreases
B. doubled
O00 12. Which of the following is an example of a force?
C. increases
D. remains the same
A. gravity
B. mass
C. water
D. other fluids

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