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PPSC Physics Full Book MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
When a magnet is moved into the coil of wire there is a small reading on the galvanometer Which change would increase the size of the reading.
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Pushing in the S-pole
Pulling the magnet out
Unwinding some of the turns of wire
Moving the magnet faster
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Question # 2
Two charged spheres are separated by 2 mm Which of the following would produce the greatest attractive force.
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+1 q and + 4 q
-1 q and -4 q
+2 q and +2 q
+2 q and -2q
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Question # 3
Who studied freely failing bodies using modern scientific method.
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Galileo
Issac newton
Abert Einstein
Alkundi
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Question # 4
If a ray of light in glass in incident on an air surface at an angle greater than the critical angle, the ray will
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Refract only
Reflect only
Partially refract and partially reflect
Diffract only
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Question # 5
Which both elements are good for nuclear fission.
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Thorium an uranium
Thorium and radium
Plutonium and uranium
Plutonium and throrium
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Question # 6
Which two terminal passive electronic component implements electrical resistance as a circuit element.
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Capacitor
Inductor
Resistor
Transformer
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Question # 7
The SI unit of torque is
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kg ms-2
kg m2s-2
kg ms-1
kg m2 s-3
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Question # 8
Which of the following material could be used for a high vacuum, high voltage tube.
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Thoriated tungsten
Tungsten
Copper
Cesium
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Question # 9
The gravitational force between two bodies does not depends upon.
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The product of their masses
Their separation
The sum of their masses
The constant of gravitation
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Question # 10
Which one fo the following is based on the diffraction and repulsion of electric charge.
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Capacitor motor
Transformer
Induction motor
synchronous motor
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Question # 11
Who is generally credited with the invention of first optical microscope.
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Hans Lippershery
Glavanni faber
Galileo
issac Newton
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Question # 12
The direction of force on a moving negative charge will be.
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Opposite to that of positive charge
Similar to that of positive charge
At right angel to the positive charge
Parallel to the positive charge
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Question # 13
The kinetic molecular model of matter describe matter an being made up of molecules in continuous.
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Vibratory motion
Random motion
rotatory motion
Linear motion
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Question # 14
Which material has the larges resistivity.
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Silver
Germinium
Amber
Sulphur
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Question # 15
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 # 16
The electric field intensity of a point charge varies.
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Directly as the square of the distance from the charge
Directly as the square of the charge
Inversely as teh distance from the charge.
Inversely as the square of the distance from the charge
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Question # 17
Liquids with disordered structure frozen in are an example of
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Amorphous solids
Glassy solids
Crystalline solids
Polymeric molecules
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Question # 18
In modulation, low frequency signal is called
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Fluctuated signal
Loaded signal
Modulated signal
Harmonic signal
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Question # 19
In a crystal lattice
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Atoms are arranged in an order way
Atoms are arranged in a random way
Holes are arranged in an order way
Electrons are arranged in an order way
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Question # 20
A body is thrown vertically upward with initial velocity 9.8 ms-1 it will reach the height.
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4.9 m
19.9 m
29.4 m
49.2 m
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Question # 21
An object gain excess negative charge after being rubbed against another object which is.
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Neutral
Negatively charged
Positively charged
either a, b, or c
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Question # 22
Electromagnetic waves are produced by
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Charge at rest
Accelerated changes
Heating a conductor
Electroplating
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Question # 23
A horizontal force of 15 N accelerates a 4 kg object rom rest along a horizontal surface at a rate of 3 m s-2 At the end of 2 s the objects momentum will be.
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12 kg m s-1
24 kg m s-1
30 kg m s-1
45 kg m s-1
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Question # 24
As a positively charged rod is brought closer and closer to a positively charged electroscope the gold leaf.
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diverges
Converges
is neutralized
Is unaffected
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Question # 25
In a half wave rectifier the rms value of the A.C. component of the wave is.
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Less than D.C. value
Great her than D.C. value
Equal to D.C. value
Zero
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Question # 26
The ratio of stress to strain is called.
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Bulk modulus
Young's modulus
Modulus of elasticity
Shear modulus
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Question # 27
Which of the following can be used as an arrester in a nuclear reactor.
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Graphite
heavy water
Uranium
Cadmium
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Question # 28
A steel of which material should be placed between the plates of a parallel plate capacitor in order to increase its capacitance.
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tin
Iron
Copper
Mica
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Question # 29
From any substance the temperature and pressure at which the material can coexist in all three states in equilibrium is called.
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Critical point
Triple point
Initial point
Final point
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Question # 30
One volt is equal to.
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One joule per coulomb
One dyne per coulomb
One newton per coulomb
One watt second
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Question # 31
The mechanical equivalent of heat is.
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Physical quantity
Constant
Conversion factor
Zero
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