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Physics General Science Test Medium Mode MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The inkjet printer eject a thin stream of:
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Water
Oil
Ink
Any above
None of these
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Question # 2
A succession of events which bring the system back to its initial condition is called
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reversible process
irreversible process
a cycle
none of them
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Question # 3
The expression for restoring force is
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F=ma
F=kx
F= -kx
Kx=ma
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Question # 4
The energy required to charge a capacitor of 5
μ
F by connecting D.C. source of 20 KV is
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10 KJ
5 KJ
2 KJ
1 KJ
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Question # 5
A ray passing through optical center of a lens, after refraction:
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Passes through focus
Go deviated
Retraces its path
Both B and C
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Question # 6
A current of 1 ampere is passing through a conductor. The charge passing through it in half a minute s
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One coulomb
0.5 coulomb
30 coulombs
2 coulombs
None of these
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Question # 7
A labourer carrying a distance a load on his head moves from rest on a horizontal road to another point where he comes to rest. He has done:`
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Minimum work
Maximum work
Zero work
Negative work
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Question # 8
The energy stored in a charge capacitor
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1/2CV
2
1/2C
2
V
1/2C/V
2
None of these
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Question # 9
When electrons in the transmitting antenna vibrate 94000 time per second, they produce radiowaves having frequency
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9.4 kHz
940 kHz
94 kHz
None of these
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Question # 10
An electric charge at rest is
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Only an electric field
Only a magnetic field
Both electric and magnetic fields
None of the above
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Question # 11
An alpha particle has a charge of
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+2e
-2e
-e
+3e
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Question # 12
Light has:
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Wave nature
Particle nature
Dual nature
None of them
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Question # 13
Newtons third law also says that action and reaction forces always act on the
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Different bodies
Same bodies
Only one body
None of these
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Question # 14
The fundamental frequency of a closed organ pope is 50 Hz. The frequency ofsecond over tone is
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100hz
150hz
60hz
250hz
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Question # 15
Diamagnetic substances are those in which
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Spin and orbital motions are supported
Spin and orbital motions are opposed
Resultant of spin and orbital motion is zero
None of these
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Question # 16
Angular displacement is a vector quantity for
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Small value of Δθ
Very small value of Δθ
All values of Δθ
None of these
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Question # 17
Substances which undergo plastic deformation until they break are called:
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Ductile
Brittle
Malleable
Soft
Hard
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Question # 18
Two forces of 4 dyne and 3 dyne act upon a body.The resultant force on the body can only be
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Between 3 and 4 dyne
Between 1 and 7 dyne
More than 3 dyne
More than 4 dyne
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Question # 19
Angular velocity is a
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Scalar quantity
Vector quantity
Constant quantity
None of these
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Question # 20
Ray optics is valid,when characteristic dimensions are
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Of the same order as the wavelength of light
Much smaller than the wavelength of length
Of the order of one millimeter
Much larger than the wavelength or light
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Question # 21
In Young s experiment the distance between two adjacent fringes for blue light is than that for green light
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Lesser
Greater
Equal
Lesser if distance between source and screen is large
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Question # 22
On heating, glass gradually softens into a paste-like state before it becomes a very viscous liquid at almost
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600
°C
7600
°C
800
°C
900
°C
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