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Physics General Science Test Medium Mode MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Newton's law of motion do not hold in
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an accelerated frame of reference
an unaccelerated frame of reference
both of these
none of these
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Question # 2
A galvanometer in which the coil comes to rest quickly after the current passed through it, or the current stopped form flowing through it, is called
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dead beat galvanometer
stable galvanometer
shunt galvanometer
sensitive galvanomter
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Question # 3
The molecules or ions in a crystalline solids are
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static
not static
randomly moving
all of them
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Question # 4
One newton is a force that produces an acceleration of 0.5 m/sec
2
in a body of mass:
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2 kg
3 kg
4 kg
8 kg
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Question # 5
A convex lens acts as diverging lens when the object is placed:
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Between F and 2F
At 2F
With focal length
Beyond 2F
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Question # 6
If we plot graph between potential difference (V) and current (I) obeying ohm's law, it will give us
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parabola
straight line
hyper bola
ellipse
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Question # 7
With the increase of temperature viscosity
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Increase
Decrease
Remains same
Doubles
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Question # 8
If the velocity of the body decreases non-uniformly then the slope of the velocity-time graph will have
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different values
same values
zero valves
constant valves
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Question # 9
If F=0.04 N and X=4 cm then K=
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1 Nm
-1
2 Nm
-1
3 Nm
-1
4 Nm
-1
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Question # 10
The electric lines of force are
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Imaginary
Physically existing everywhere
Physically existing near the charge
All of the above
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Question # 11
A certain force gives an acceleration of 2 m/sec
2
to a body mass 5 kg. The same force would give a 20 kg object an acceleration of:
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0.5 m/sec
2
5 m/sec
2
1.5 m/sec
2
9.8 m/sec
2
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Question # 12
The Dimension of acceleration is
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[L
2
T]
[LT
2
]
[LT
-2
]
None of these
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Question # 13
The resultant of two forces.one double the other in magnitude,is perpendicular to the smaller of the two forces.The angle between the two forces is
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120°
60°
90°
150°
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Question # 14
In an astronomical telescope the eye piece has the focal length f
e
if
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Short
Long
Extremely long
None of these
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Question # 15
At high altitude the blood oozes out of the nose and ear because
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The blood pressure increase at high altitudes
The percentage of oxygen in the air increase
The atmospheric pressure decreases
The density of blood decrease at high altitudes
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Question # 16
Electromagnetic waves transport:
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Energy only
Momentum
Both A and B are correct
None is correct
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Question # 17
Newton's rings are:
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Rectangular
spherical
Concetric circles
None of these
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Question # 18
Multimode step index fibre is useful for
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short distance
long distance
both a and b
none of them
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Question # 19
Young's modulus for steel is
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100
200
300
400
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Question # 20
Metals are good conductors of electricity and their conductivities are of the order of
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10
3
(
Ω m)
-1
10
4
(
Ω m)
-1
10
6
(
Ω m)
-1
10
7
(
Ω m)
-1
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Question # 21
A boat which has a speed of 5 km/h in still water crosses a river of width 1 km along the shortest path in 15 minutes.The velocity of the river in km/s is:
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1
3
4
√41
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Question # 22
Ordinary light has components of vibrations in
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one direction only
two directions
four directions
all directions
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