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PPSC Physics Full Book MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
A bi convex lens of a material of refractive index 1.5 has the radius of curvature of each side equal to 50 cm the power of the lens will be.
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0.5 dipotre
1.0 dioptre
1.5 diopter
2.0dioptre
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Question # 2
Which of the following is an electrical insulator that can be polarized by an applied electric field.
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Conductor
Condenser
Di electric
Capacitor
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Question # 3
The magnitude of the resultant of two forces may be increased by
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Increasing the angle between them
Decreasing the angle between them
Drawing the parallelogram to represent them
Drawing the force perpendicularly
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Question # 4
In case of a convex lens, when object is placed at F
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the image is formed beyond 2 F
the image is formed between F and 2 F
No image is formed
the image is formed behind the object
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Question # 5
If in Young's double slit experiments the separation between two slits is halved then the fringe width
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Remains unchanged
Becomes double
Reduces to half
Becomes 3 times
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Question # 6
Clouds are white because they efficiently scatter sunlight of all
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Colours
Wavelengths
Frequencies
Phases
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Question # 7
A body of mass 2 kg is suspended in a elevator by means of a spring The balance reads its weight when the elevator moves up with an acceleration of 5 m s-2 as.
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9.8 N
29. 6 N
26.5 N
30.5 N
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Question # 8
Which incapability of the materials is represented by the phenomenon of hysteresis.
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Magnetic saturation
Low susceptibility
Retrace the path
Orientation
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Question # 9
Which one of the following describes a measure of opposition to alternating current.
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Electrical impedance
Capacitance
Inductance
Admittance
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Question # 10
The phenomenon of interference occurs because waves obey
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Laws of reflection
Principle of super position
Laws of motion
Inverse square law of intensities
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Question # 11
When an electron and a positron are annihilated, then number of protons produced is.
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1
2
3
4
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Question # 12
House hold circuits are mostly
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Wired in sires
Wired in parallel
Made using wires of gold
Made using wires of silver
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Question # 13
A body of mass 3 kg lies on the surface of the table 2 m high it is moved on the surface 4 m the change in P.E. will be.
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9.8 J
6 J
Zero
329 J
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Question # 14
Light wave can be polarized because they
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Are transverse in nature
Can be reflected
Have short wavelength
Have high frequncies
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Question # 15
Which of the following material could be used for a high vacuum, high voltage tube.
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Thoriated tungsten
Tungsten
Copper
Cesium
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Question # 16
Any transparent medium bounded by one or two spherical surfaces is called
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Prism
Lens
Plane mirror
Grating
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Question # 17
An electric Heater and a fan are marked 1000 W, 250 V and 100 W , 220 V respectively The resistance of fan is.
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Equal to that of heater
Greater than that of heater
Less than that of heater
Zero
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Question # 18
If the number of coulombs per second through a wire of 10 Ohm resistance across a 120 V line is 12, the current is
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5 A
10 A
12 A
15 A
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Question # 19
In the experiment of production of X rays the anti cathode should be bombarded with.
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A particles
Beta particles
Electrons
Protons
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Question # 20
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 # 21
X-rays are not used in RADARs because
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They are not reflected by the target
they are not completely absorbed by air
They damage the target
They are reflected by the target
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Question # 22
Which of the following should not change in isothermal operation.
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Heat constant
Volume
Pressure
Temperature
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Question # 23
In what form is the energy stored in an inductor.
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Magnetic
electrostatic
Magnetic and electrostatic
All of the above
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Question # 24
The image formed on the film of a simple camera is.
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Real inverted and diminished
Virtual, upright, and diminished
Virtual, upright and magnified
Real, inverted and magnified
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Question # 25
X-ray are
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Streams of negatively charted particles.
Electromagnetic wave
Streams of positively charged particles
Visible light
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Question # 26
Huygen's principle is used to explain the
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Speed of light
Dispersion of light
Propagation of light
Reflection of light
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Question # 27
The spin angular momentum and orbital angular momentum are usually differentiated in terms of.
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Radius of bodies
Mass of bodies
Torques of bodies
Momentum of bodes
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Question # 28
In which device is a permanent magnet used
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An electric bell
An electromagnet
A plotting compass
A relay
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Question # 29
The near point of a person is 50 cm and his far point is 200 cm The power of the lenses which his spectacles should have for reading will be
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+D
+2D
+4D
-2D
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Question # 30
A longitudinal sinusoidal wave has a wavelength of 1 cm and a period of 2s. Its wave velocity is.
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50 cm s-1
0.00t m s-1
100 cm s-1
5 m s-1
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Question # 31
The half life of a radioactive substance depend on.
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Pressure
Temperature
Amount of substance
No external influences
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