Through which process is energy produced in nuclear weapons?
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Nuclear fission and fusion
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Chemical reaction
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Friction
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Combustion process
Which element is mainly used in nuclear bombs?
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Copper
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Uranium or Plutonium
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Iron
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Silver
What is the most dangerous effect of a nuclear explosion?
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Radioactive radiation
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Sound
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Light
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Smoke
4. The hydrogen bomb is based on which process?
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Radiation absorption
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Nuclear fission
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Nuclear fusion
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Chemical combustion
Why do nuclear weapons have long-term effects on the environment?
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Due to deforestation
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Due to radioactive pollution
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Due to increased temperature
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Due to water drying up
Who is most affected during a nuclear war?
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Politicians
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Ordinary civilians
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Only soldiers
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Scientists
Why is control of nuclear weapons necessary?
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For economic benefits
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For scientific experiments
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For world peace and security
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For power demonstration
What is the radioactive dust that falls after a nuclear explosion called?
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Tsunami
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Fallout
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Eclipse
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Cyclone
How high can the temperature rise during the use of nuclear weapons?
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100°C
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50°C
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1,000°C
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Millions of degrees Celsius
