The linear solidification shrinkage of Type IV Ni-Cr based alloys is_______________?

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1. The castability of chromium-cobait base metal alloys when compared to gold based noble metal alloys is_______________?

   A. More
   B. Less
   C. Equal
   D. Depends on the alloy type

2. In type II gold alloys _______ Karat gold is used?

   A. 24 K
   B. 22 K
   C. 18 K
   D. 10 K

3. Casting shrinkage is compensated by_______________?

   A. Thermal expansion
   B. Hygroscopic expansion
   C. Wax expansion
   D. All of the above

4. Localised shrinkage porosity is seen when there________________?

   A. Thin sprue
   B. No reservoir
   C. Investment heated strongly
   D. Inadequate air discharge

5. The maximum shrinkage during firing proces in ceramic occurs in__________________?

   A. High Bisque stage
   B. Low Bisque stage
   C. Medium Bisque stage
   D. Fusion stage

6. Condensation shrinkage of porcelain during firing depends on__________________?

   A. Rate of arriving at firing temperature
   B. Uniformity of particle size
   C. Shape and size of particle
   D. Type of investment used

7. About polymerization shrinkage of composite all are true, except______________?

   A. Polymerization shrinkage is greater if bonded surface area is lesser than unbounded surface area
   B. Polymerization shrinkage is high if within the enamel margins
   C. Acid etching and priming will decrease polymerization shrinkage
   D. Microleakage can occur because of polymerization shrinkage

8. Along with polymerisation shrinkage, one of the major disadvantages of polymethyl methacrylate as denture base resin are its poor_____________?

   A. Biological properties
   B. Thermal properties
   C. Mechanical properties
   D. Esthetic properties

9. What is the polymerization shrinkage if 3:1 powder: liquid ratio is used____________?

   A. 6%
   B. 8%
   C. 10%
   D. 21%

10. The restoration which shows percolation and shrinkage along the margins is_____________?

    A. Composites
    B. Unfilled resins
    C. Amalgam
    D. Polycarboxylate