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ECAT Pre General Science Physics Chapter 17 Physics of Solids Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The solids are classified as:
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Metals
Crystalline
Amorphous
Polymeric
All except (A)
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Question # 2
Tick the one which is not polymer solid:
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Zirconia
Polythene
Nylon
Synthetic rubber
None of these
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Question # 3
Any superconductor with critical temperature above 77 K, is referred as
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low temperature superconductor
high temperature superconductor
very low temperature superconductor
none of them
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Question # 4
In a soft iron, domains are
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easily oriented along external field and do not return to original random positions
easily oriented along external field and readily returns to originally random position
do no oriented along external field and also do not returns to originally random position
none of them
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Question # 5
Semi-conductor elements have atoms with
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2 valence electrons
3 valence electrons
4 valence electrons
5 valence electrons
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Question # 6
Every crystalline solid has
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definite melting point
different melting points
may or may not be definite
none of them
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Question # 7
The ability of the body to return to its original shape is called
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deformation
stretching
compressing
elasticity
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Question # 8
The electrons occupying the conduction band are known as
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conduction electrons
free electrons
both of them
none of them
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Question # 9
Polymeric solids have
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low specific gravity
high specific gravity
either of them
none of them
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Question # 10
The force applied on unit area to produce any change in the shape, volume or length of a body is known as
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strain
elasticity
stretching
stress
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Question # 11
Polymers are the chemical combination of carbon with:
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Nitrogen
Oxygen
Hydrogen
All of these
None of these
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Question # 12
The pattern of crystalline solid is:
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One dimesional
Two dimensional
Three dimensional
Either (A) or (B)
None of these
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Question # 13
Recently a complex crystalline structure known as Yetrium Barium Copper Oxide have been reported to become superconductor at
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125 K
25 K
263 K
163 K
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Question # 14
In the phenomenon of hysteresis
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magnetism leads the magnetising current
magnetism lags behind the magnetising current
meganetism goes along the magnetising current
none of them
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Question # 15
Amorphous solids are also more like
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crystalline solids
gases
liquids
any one of them
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Question # 16
Which of the following can become a good temporarily magnet
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iron
steel
both of them
none of them
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Question # 17
The charged nucleus of an atom itself spins its magnetic field
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equal to the field produced by orbital electrons
greater than the field produced by orbital electrons
much weaker than the field produced by orbital electrons
none of these
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Question # 18
Experiments revealed that the ratio of the stress to the strain is a constant value for
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different material
all materials
a given material
all of them
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Question # 19
The amplitude of oscillation of each atom in a metallic crystal rises with the
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rise in temperature
decrease in temperature
even temperature remains constant
all of them
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Question # 20
Each atom in a metal crystal vibrates about a fixed point with an amplitude that:
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Decrease the rise in temprature
Is not affected by rise in temprature
Increase with rise in temprature
Both (B) and (C)
None of these
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Question # 21
The force which maintain the strict long-range order between atoms of a crystalline solid is the:
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Nuclear force
Cohesive force
Adhesive force
Coulomb force
None of these
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Question # 22
Glass is an example of
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crystalline solid
amorphous solid
polymeric solid
none of them
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Question # 23
Amorphous solids are also called as
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crystalline solids
polymeric solids
glassy solids
any one of them
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Question # 24
The first super conductor was discovered in
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1811
1890
1901
1911
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Question # 25
When a stress changes the shape, it is called the
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compressional stress
tensile stress
shear stress
any one of them
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Question # 26
The greatest stress that a material can endure without losing the proportionality between stress and strain is called
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plastic line
breaking point
proportional limit
none of them
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Question # 27
The solids which has structure in-between order and disorder are called
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amorphous solids
polymeric solids
crystalline solids
all of them
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Question # 28
The maximum stress that a material can withstand, is known as
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plastic point
elastic limit
yield point
ultimate tensile strength
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Question # 29
The substances in which, atom are so oriented that their fields support each other and the atoms behave like tiny magnets, are called
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diamagnetic substances
ferromagnetic substances
paramagnetic substances
all of them
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Question # 30
In case of the three dimensional deformation, when volume is involved, the ratio of applied stress to volumetric strain is called
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Young's modulus
Bulk modulus
Shear modulus
all of them
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Question # 31
The transition from solid to liquid is actually from:
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Order to disorder
Disorder to order
Order to order
Disorder to disorder
None of these
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