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MCQ on ring theory

 MCQ on ring theory



 1.  (Z,+,•) is ? (1 point)
      ◯ field
      ◯ Ring
      ◯ integral domain
      ◯ Ring and integral domain

2.  A integral domain is field if________ (1 point)
      ◯ finite
      ◯ infinit

3.  If in a ring with unit (xy)²=x²y² ∀x,y∈R,then, (1 point)
      ◯ R is commutative ring
      ◯ R is an integral domain
      ◯ R is a field
      ◯ Not of this

4.  Which of following is not a ring? (1 point)
      ◯ (N,+,•)
      ◯ (Z,+,•)
      ◯ (Q,+,•)
      ◯ (R,+,•)

5.  In a ring (R,+,•) which of following is correct? (1 point)
      ◯ (a+b)²⁼a²+ab+ba+b²
      ◯ (a+b)(a-b)=a²-ab+ba-b²
      ◯ Both (a) and (b) correct
      ◯ Both (a)&(b) are not correct    
        
6.  The characteristic of a ring (Z₃,+₃,•₃) is _______ (1 point)
      ◯ 0
      ◯ 1
      ◯ 2
      ◯ 3

7.  Which of following is a finite field? (1 point)
      ◯ Z₇
      ◯ Z₈
      ◯ Z₉
      ◯ Z₁₀

8.  The ring of Gaussian integral ( Z[i],+,•) where Z[i]={a+ib: a,b∈Z} (1 point)
      ◯ a field not integral domain
      ◯ an integral domain not a field
      ◯ Both field and integral domain
      ◯ Neither field nor integral domain

9.  The intersection of two ideals is_______ (1 point)
      ◯ An ideal
      ◯ not an ideal
      ◯ A left ideal but not right
      ◯ Right ideal not left

10.  U is two sides ideal of ring R if________ (1 point)
      ◯ (U,+) is subgroup
      ◯ For r∈ R, u∈U  ru∈U
      ◯ For r∈ R, u∈U   ur∈U
      ◯ A,B and C

11.  Let   ∅: R--->R' be ring homomorphisThen kernel of  I(∅) is  (1 point)                 
◯ Subgroup of R
      ◯ Ideal of R
      ◯ Both A and B
      ◯ Non of them

12.  U be an ideal of ring R,then R/U is (1 point)
      ◯ Ideal of R
      ◯ Ring
      ◯ Both
      ◯ None of them

13.  R be a integral domain and U be an ideal of R then R/U is  (1 point)
      ◯ integral domain
      ◯ need not be integral domain

14.  U be a ideal of R and let 1 be a unite element in R such that 1∈U (1 point)
      ◯ U=R
      ◯ U⊂R
      ◯ R⊂U
      ◯ A,B and C all are correct

15.  Minimum number of elements in a field. (1 point)
      ◯ 0
      ◯ 1
      ◯ 2
      ◯ None of them

16.  Minimum number of elements in a ring. (1 point)
      ◯ 0
      ◯ 1
      ◯ 2                    
      ◯ None of them 

17.  For any integer Zₙ is a field if n is _____ (1 point)
      ◯ An even number
      ◯ An odd number
      ◯ A prime number
      ◯ A perfect number

18.  The number of unit element of ring Z is ______ (1 point)
      ◯ 1
      ◯ 2
      ◯ finite but more than 2
      ◯ Infinit

19.  Which of following is correct? (1 point)
      ◯ Every integral domain is field
      ◯ Every ring is an integral domain
      ◯ Every ring is a field
      ◯ Every field is an integral domain

20.  The characteristic of an integral domain is_____ (1 point)
      ◯ Either 0 or prime number
      ◯ Either 0 or positive number
      ◯ Either 1 or a prime number
      ◯ Either 1 or a positive number

21.  A commutative ring with unit element and without zero divisors is called (1 point)
      ◯ Ring
      ◯ Field
      ◯ Integral domain
      ◯ Sub field               
                                                                                         22.  The singleton {0} is a ring with respect to _____ (1 point)
      ◯ Addition
      ◯ Multiplication
      ◯ Both A and B
      ◯ None

23.  M₂(R) is an integral domain (1 point)
      ◯ True
      ◯ False

24.  The set of units is J(i) is ______ (1 point)
      ◯ {+1,-1,+i,-i}
      ◯ {-1,+1}
      ◯ {+i,-i}

25.  The polynomical f(x)=a₀+a₁x+......aₙxⁿ,where the a₁,a₂,a₃,...,aₙ are integers is said
to be primitive if the g.c.d. of a₁,a₂,...,aₙ is
(1 point)
      ◯ 1
      ◯ 2
      ◯ 3
      ◯ 4

26.  Polynomial x²+1 is irreducible over the real field. (1 point)
      ◯ True
      ◯ False

27.  Polynomial x²+1 is irreducible over the complex field. (1 point)
      ◯ True
      ◯ False

28.  Polynomial x²+1 is irreducible over Z₇ (1 point)
      ◯ True
      ◯  False        
     
29.  Polynomial x²+x+1 is irreducible over z₂ (1 point)
      ◯ True
      ◯ False
30.  The number of unit element of ring Z is ______ (1 point)
      ◯ 2
      ◯ 3
      ◯ 0
      ◯ None of them   

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