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PPSC Physics Chapter 5 Waves and Wave Properties of Light MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The addition of two or more waves is termed as
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Interferences
Period
Echo
Polarization
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Question # 2
A wave that remains in a constant position is called.
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Standing wave
Transvers wave
Shock wave
Longitudinal wave
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Question # 3
To produce beats it is necessary to use two waves.
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Travelling in opposite direction
Of slightly different frequencies
Of equal wavelengths
Of equal amplitudes
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Question # 4
Which of the title for combining of notes that produce jarring effect on the ear.
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Noise
Melody
Harmony
Discord
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Question # 5
Frequency less than 120 Hz are known as
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Infrasonic
Ultra sonics
Super sonics
Infrared
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Question # 6
A point source of light is situated at large distance The nature of the wave front at the point will be.
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Cylindrical
Spherical
Plane
Ellipical
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Question # 7
The amplitude of a vibrating body at resonance place in vacuum is.
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zero
Maximum
Minimum
Infinite
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Question # 8
Two tuning forks have same natural frequency One of them is now loaded with wax. When both the forks are sounded together the will
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Produce interference
Produce vibrations
Remain in resonance
Produce beats
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Question # 9
A stretched wire with clamped ends has a fundamental frequency of 1,000 Hz. What will be the new fundamental frequency if tension in the wire is increased by 2%
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980 Hz
1,000 Hz
1,010 Hz
1,020 Hz
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Question # 10
When a monochromatic wave enters from one medium into another the property that remains unchanged.
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Amplitude
Velocity
Frequency
Nature of the wave
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Question # 11
Beats are the result of.
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Interference
Doppler's effect
Ultrasound
Polarization
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Question # 12
Which of the following is a transverse wave.
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Sound wave
Shock wave
Hair wave
Radiowave
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Question # 13
A pendulum vibrates with a time period of 1 s which range of sound is produced by it
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Audible
Infrasonic
Ultrasonci
Super sonic
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Question # 14
Which of the following gives discrete emission spectrum.
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Sun
Candle
Incandescent filament
Mercury vapour lamp
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Question # 15
Increase in velocity of sound in air for 1
o
C rise in temperature is.
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0.61 m s-1
1.61 m s-1
2.00 m s-1
61.0 m s-1
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Question # 16
Which term is used for the persistence of sound in a hall.
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Resonance
Acoustics
Symphony
Reverberation
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Question # 17
The heat frequency is the
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Sum of the two frequenceis
Produce of the two frequency
Difference of the two frequencies
Ratio of the two frequencies
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Question # 18
The spectrum of radiation due to transitions between energy levels in an atom, other absorption or emission is called.
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Atomic spectrum
Molecular spectrum
Grating spectrum
Normal specturm
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Question # 19
Which of the following forms of electromagnetic energy has the longest wavelength.
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Microwaves
Radio waves
Infrared waves
Visible light
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Question # 20
Which of the following cannot be polarized.
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Ultraviolet rays
Radio waves
T.V waves
Sound waves
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Question # 21
The energy following per second through a unit area held perpendicular to the direction of wave is.
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The loudness of the sound waves
The pitch of the sound waves
The intensity level of sound waves
The intensity of sound waves
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