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PPSC Physics Chapter 5 Waves and Wave Properties of Light MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
A bat while flying determines the location and nature of object in his way by sending.
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Infrasonic waves
Ultrasonic waves
Supersonic waves
Ultraviolet waves
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Question # 2
In which of the following the speed of sound will be maximum under similar conditions.
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N2
O2
CO2
H2
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Question # 3
The central ring is bright in case of Newton's rigs produced by
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Reflection
Wedges
Refraction
Transmission
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Question # 4
A disturbance that travels through space and time usually accompanied by energy transfer is called.
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sound
Wave
Echo
Frequency
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Question # 5
According to Huygen's principle
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Light bends round corners
Light travels in a straight line
All points on primary wave front are considered centre of distances
Light has wave nature
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Question # 6
Mostly widely used types of gas LASER are.
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Neon
Argon ion
Helium
All of these
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Question # 7
The sound waves used sonography are
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Less than 20 KHz
of 20 Khz
Greater than 20 KHz
Of 20 MHz
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Question # 8
Which of the following gives discrete emission spectrum.
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Sun
Candle
Incandescent filament
Mercury vapour lamp
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Question # 9
Light from the sun reaches the earth in
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Spherical wave fronts
Cylindrical wave fronts
Plane wave fronts
Packets
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Question # 10
A radiation spectrum which is continuously distributed over a frequency region without being broken up into lines or bands is known as.
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Continuous spectrum
Band spectrum
discrete spectra
Absorption spectrum
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Question # 11
Beats are the results of.
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Diffraction of sound waves
Interference
Polarization
Timber
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Question # 12
Palaroids can be used
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To control headlight glare in right driving
To determine the concentration of the optically active substances
In curtain less windows to adjust the amount of light
all of the above
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Question # 13
Which are different types of emission spectrum
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Continues spectrum
Line spectrum
Band spectrum
all of the above
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Question # 14
A Spectrum of radiation in which the quantity being studied, such as frequency or energy takes on discrete values is called.
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Continuous spectra
Band spectra
Discrete spectra
Normal spectrum
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Question # 15
When two identical waves are superimposed the velocity of the reasultant wave.
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Increases
Decreases
Become zero
Remain unchanged
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Question # 16
The sweetness or harshness of a sound depends upon its
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Wavelength
Frequency
Amplitude
Regularity
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Question # 17
When temperature increases, frequency of an organ pipe
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Decreases
Increases
Remain the same
Become zero
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Question # 18
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 # 19
Which effect explain the frequency shift that occurs when there is motion sound a listener or both relative to the medium.
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Early effect
Doppler's effect
Hall effect
Zeeman effect
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Question # 20
The energy transported by a wave is proportional to the square of the.
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Wavelength of the wave
Period of the wave
Amplitude of the wave
Frequency of the wave
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Question # 21
When mas of a string is increased 4 times its original valve, the velocity of the wave.
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Becomes double
Reduces to one half
Reduces to one fourth
Increases 4 times to its original value
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