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PPSC Physics Chapter 5 Waves and Wave Properties of Light MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Waves that have the same direction of vibration as their direction of travel are.
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Longitudinal waves
Transverse wave
Standing waves
hair wave
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Question # 2
LASER is a device which can produce
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Monochromatic beam of light
Coherent beam of light
An intense beam of lgiht
All of these
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Question # 3
The quality of a note
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Decreases with loudness
Varies directly as its pitch
Varies inversely as its pitch
Depends upon the overtones
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Question # 4
Which of the following is nearly monochromatic
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Light from sodium lamp
Light from candle
Light from gas lamp
Light from sun
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Question # 5
The fundamental frequency of a sound source is 256 Hz. What is the frequency of the first harmonic.
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64
128
256
512
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Question # 6
Two light waves which are not coherent cannot produce.
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Interference
Diffraction
Reflection
Dispersion
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Question # 7
Polarized sunglasses decrease glare on a sunny day because they
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Completely absorb light
Block a portion of light
Have a special colour
refract light
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Question # 8
Electromagnetic waves are produced by
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Charge at rest
Accelerated changes
Heating a conductor
Electroplating
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Question # 9
Which of the following properties of sound is affected by change in air temperature.
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Amplitude
Intensity
Frequency
Wavelength
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Question # 10
The phenomenon of interference comes about because waves obey
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the impulse momentum theorem
An inverse square law of intensity
The principle of reciprocity
The principle of super position
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Question # 11
Newton proposed his corpuscular theory on the basis on
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Newton's rings
Polarization
Dispersion of white light
Rectilinear property of light
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Question # 12
In the experiment of production od x rays electrons are accelerated towards the anode by
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Thermionic emission
Potential difference
Breaking potential
Cut of currrent
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Question # 13
In solid and liquids the variation of the speed of sound with temperature is.
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Much greater than in air
Slightly les than in air
The same as in air
Smell and usually negligible
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Question # 14
On which characteristics the loudness of sound pends upon.
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Pitch
Speed
Wavelength
Amplitude
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Question # 15
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 # 16
Difference in the density of two medium when waves are passing from one into another medium always results in the change in.
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Wave speed
Wave direction
Both speed and direction
Wave frquency
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Question # 17
Newton's rings are formed due to
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Diffraction of light
Interference of light
Polarization of light
Reflection of light
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Question # 18
When sound waves enter a different medium the quantity that remains unchanged a.
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Wavelength
Speed
frequency
Intensity
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Question # 19
In an oscillating system damping means reduction in
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Frequency
Wavelength
Amplitude
Period
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Question # 20
Distance between two consecutive nodes or antinodes is equal to.
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Lamda /4
Lamda
Lamda /2
2 lamda
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Question # 21
Doppler's effect can be applied to.
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Light wave only
sound wave only
Both light waves and sound waves
Study various features of a wave
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