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PPSC Physics Chapter 7 Modern Physics MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
The input exultation for a JFET is
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Current signal
Voltage signal
Voltage and current signals
Neither voltage nor current signal
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Question # 2
The energy in electron volts necessary to remove the most loosely bound electron from the neutral atom is known as.
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Faraday energy
Wave number
Ionization Potential
Excitation potential
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Question # 3
Which one of the following spectra series is in the ultraviolet region.
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Lyman series
Paschen series
Brackett series
Plund series
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Question # 4
A logic circuit whose output signal is '1' when inputs are different is.
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NAND gate
NOR gate
Exclusive OR gate
Exclusive NOR gate
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Question # 5
The unit generally used for measuring astronomical distances is.
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Parsecs
Light year
Metre
Kilometer
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Question # 6
Lines of Balmer series are emitted by hydrogen atom when the electron jumps from
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The first orbit to any other orbit
Higher orbits to second orbit
Higher orbits to first orbit
The third orbit to higher orbit
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Question # 7
The gama rays have
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Thin tracks
Thick tracks
No definite tracks
Continuous tracks
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Question # 8
The nucleus of tritium is called.
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Proton
Triton
Deuleron
Positron
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Question # 9
Beta decay may occur by
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Beta minus
Beta Plus
Electron capture
All of these
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Question # 10
Particle which can be added to the nucleus of an atom with changing its chemical properties are called.
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Electrons
Protons
Neutrons
Alpha particles
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Question # 11
A freshly made sample of radioactive material gives a count rate of 8,000 counts per minute After twenty days it gives a count rate of 500 counts per minute What is the half life of the materials.
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5 days
10 days
40 days
20 days
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Question # 12
A device used to determine mass of an isotope quite accurately is known as.
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Spectrometer
Mass spectrometer
Mass detector
Electronic balance
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Question # 13
The bunding energy per nucleon for iron is.
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zero
Maximum
Negative
Minimum
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Question # 14
The two elements with same number of electrons but different mass number are called.
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Isotones
Isobars
Isotopes
Isomers
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Question # 15
What is the basic advantage of class A operation of an amplifier.
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It has high efficiency
It has high gain
It has low distortion
It has high distortion
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Question # 16
The part of theory of relativity which deals with accelerated bodies is called.
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special theory of relativity
General theory of relativity
Lorentz's theory of relativity
Galilean theory of relativity
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Question # 17
The continuous x rays spectrum is obtained due to
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Deceleration of impact electrons
Breaking potential
Excitation potential
Ionization potential
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Question # 18
The advantage of electron tube over semiconductor is.
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its efficiency
its unlimited type
Its low consumption power
That it takes no warming up time
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Question # 19
X-rays used for
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Cutting boring and precision welding
Retina stitching in eye operations
Detecting heavy elements under the earth
Deflecting flaws in welding and casting
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Question # 20
Which of the following is invariant under Galilean transformation.
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Velocity
Impulse
Momentum
Distance
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Question # 21
The phenomenon of Compton's effect process that right has
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Wave nature
Particle nature
Dual nature
Corpuscular nature
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