1st Year Chemistry Chapter 1 Test01. Nature of Science Chemistry

Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 10 × 1 = 10)

1. What is correct statement about Al-Ghazali's approach? (i) He thought that every event must have a cause (ii) He thought that there is succession of events, not causation (iii) He thought that God can suspend the habitual continuation of events۔
   1. i & ii only
   2. ii & iii only
   3. iii only
   4. i,ii & iii
2. The Greek word "atomos" means:
   1. Divisible
   2. Smooth
   3. Breakable
   4. Indivisible
3. Al-Ghazali later rejected the idea of necessary causation because:
   1. It contradicted God's will
   2. It was unscientific
   3. It lacked experimental proof
   4. It was too simple
4. Al-Ghazali believed that nature follows:
   1. Specific principles set by God
   2. Random actions
   3. Automatic physical reactions
   4. None of these
5. According to Democritus, matter is made up of:
   1. Continuous material
   2. Chemical compounds
   3. Air and fire
   4. Uniform and indivisible particles
6. Al-Ghazali's famous book is:
   1. The Republic
   2. The Book of Knowledge
   3. The Story of Philosophy
   4. The Revival of Religious Science
7. Al-Ghazali thought experiment was based on burning:
   1. Paper
   2. Cotton
   3. Wood
   4. Coal
8. The word atom is made from two Greek words "a" and "tomos", meaning:
   1. To join
   2. To cut
   3. To form
   4. To break
9. Imam Al-Ghazali was born in:
   1. 1068 AD
   2. 1111 AD
   3. 1158 AD
   4. 1058 AD
10. Thought experiments are performed in the:
    1. Real world
    2. Laboratory of the mind
    3. Science lab
    4. Universe