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PPSC Physics Full Book MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
X-rays spectrum may be
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Continuous spectrum
Discontinuous spectrum
Line spectrum
Continuous and line spectrum
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Question # 2
The distribution of electrical charge i an object caused by teh influence of nearby charges is called.
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Electric potential
Electrostatic induction
Electric flux
Electric dipole moment
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Question # 3
When the velocity of body is doubled which one is doubled too.
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K.E.
P.E
Momentum
Acceleration
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Question # 4
If an elevator is moving vertically up with an acceleration 'a' the force exerted on the floor by a passing of mass 'm' is
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Ma
Mg
M(g +a)
M (g-a)
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Question # 5
What is term for tendency of a system to oscillate with larger amplitude at some frequencies than at others.
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Resonance
Impedance
Inductance
Capacitance
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Question # 6
The image formed by a projector is
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Real, inverted and enlarged
Real, upright and enlarged
Real ,inverted and diminished
Virtual, upright and diminished
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Question # 7
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 # 8
Who discovered the exclusion principle which states that no two electrons can occupy the same quantum mechanical state in a given system.
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Neils Bohr
Issac Newton
Wolfgang Pauli
Max Planck
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Question # 9
When of the following colours scatters minimum.
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Blue
Violet
Yellow
Red
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Question # 10
Which of the following causes the deflection of Alpha particles when they re passed through a thin foil.
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Attraction of nucleus
Collision with nuclei
Interactions with electrons
Electrostatic repulsion by the nucleus
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Question # 11
The half life of a given radioactive isotope is 10 years The original mass of the isotope is 12 g What mass of this isotope remains un decayed after 20 years.
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0.5 g
1.2 g
3.0 g
6.0 g
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Question # 12
Which Muslim Scientist gave the first clear description and correct analysis of pinhole camera.
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Nasir al Din Al tusi
Ibn al Haithem
Ibn Ishaqal kundi
al -Khawarizmi
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Question # 13
An alternation produced in shape length or volume when a body is subjected to some external force is.
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Deformation
Polymerization
Crystallization
Elasticity
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Question # 14
The magnitude of the instantaneous velocity is called the.
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Displacement
Speed
Acceleration
Length
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Question # 15
Increase in velocity of sound in air for 1
o
C rise in temperature is.
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0.61 m s-1
1.61 m s-1
2.00 m s-1
61.0 m s-1
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Question # 16
Gauss's law a most useful in cases where the charge distributions.
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Are made up of discrete point charges
Are finite in their spatial extent
Give rise to inverse square law fields
Posses a certain amount of symmetry
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Question # 17
A breaker is full of water with an ice piece floating The ice place has a lead piece in it When ice cube mells then.
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Water overflows
Level falls
Level remains unchanged
Density increases
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Question # 18
Which term best describes the nature of light from modern view point.
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Waves
Rays
Particles
Photons
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Question # 19
The splitting of atomic energy levels and the associated spectrum lines when the atoms are placed in a magnetic field is called.
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The photoelectric effect
The zeeman effect
The Compton effect
Quantum effect
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Question # 20
Select the one that is not a donar
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P
AS
Sb
In
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Question # 21
Critical mass is the minimum mass needed for
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Fusion
H-Bomb
Chain reaction
Binding energy
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Question # 22
On which parameter, the heat capacity of a material depends upon.
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Density of the material
Specific heat of the material
Temperature of the material
Structure of the material
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Question # 23
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 # 24
Electricity is transmitted at high voltage rather than at low voltage because.
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It is generated at high voltage
It is safer
It requires less insulation
It wastes less energy
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Question # 25
X-rays travels ins straight line with velocity
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Less than light
Greater than light
Equal to light
Equal to sound
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Question # 26
The internal resistance of a primary cell depends upon the.
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Current dawn form the cell
Concentration of the solution
distance between cell electrodes
All of the above
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Question # 27
Capacitance is directly proportional to
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Distance between the plates
Di electric strength
Area of the plates
Charge multiplied by the applied voltage
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Question # 28
The fact that the edge of a shadow formed by a point source of light shining on an object is not sharp is an example of.
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Refraction
Diffraction
Polarization
Dispersion
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Question # 29
A newly prepared radioactive nuclide has a decay constant Lamda of 10-6 s-1 What is the approximate half life of the nuclide.
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1 hour
1 day
1 week
1 month
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Question # 30
The door of an operating refrigerator in a closed room is opened after sometime the temperature of the room will be
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Lowered
Raised
Unaffected
Become zero
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Question # 31
Why a positively charged object is made neutral by someone touching it.
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Electrons flow from the object
Protons flow onto the object
Protons flow from the object
Protons flow onto the object
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