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A Level Physics | Set 6
1. Least count of screw gauge is
A. 0.01 cm
B. 0.5 cm
C. 0.1 cm
D. 0.01 mm
Correct : D. 0.01 mm
2. Increase in kinetic energy of car having mass 800 kg and velocities ranging from 20 m s -1 to 30 m s -1 is {{}}
A. 300 KJ
B. 500 KJ
C. 400 KJ
D. 200 KJ
Correct : D. 200 KJ
3. Work done by a person having weight 600 N and he needs to climb up a mountain of height 2000 m is
A. 1000 kJ
B. 1300 kJ
C. 1400 kJ
D. 1200 kJ
Correct : D. 1200 kJ
4. Internal resistance of cell when there is current of 0.40 A when a battery of 6.0 V is connected to a resistor of 13.5 Ω is
A. 1.5 Ω
B. 2.3 Ω
C. 3.5 Ω
D. 4.5 Ω
Correct : A. 1.5 Ω
5. Barrel of screw gauge has
A. 100 divisions
B. 50 divisions
C. 10 divisions
D. 45 divisions
Correct : B. 50 divisions
6. A measurement which on repetition gives same or nearly same result is called
A. accurate measurement
B. average measurement
C. precise measurement
D. estimated measurement
Correct : C. precise measurement
7. A motor of the lift provides a force of 20 kN which rises it by 18 m in 10 s, the output power of motor is
A. 36 kW
B. 46 kW
C. 56 kW
D. 66 kW
Correct : A. 36 kW
8. Actual range of values around a measurement is called
A. error
B. uncertainty
C. accuracy
D. precision
Correct : B. uncertainty
9. Depth of water in a bottle is 24.3 cm and uncertainty is 0.2 cm, percentage uncertainty in measurement is
A. 0.82%
B. 9%
C. 1%
D. 2%
Correct : A. 0.82%
10. While taking the reading, the line of sight should be
A. at acute angle to the scale
B. perpendicular to scale
C. at obtuse angle to the scale
D. parallel to the scale
Correct : B. perpendicular to scale
11. Maximum current a battery of e.m.f 3.0 V and internal resistance 1.0 Ω is
A. 4.0 A
B. 5.0 A
C. 3.0 A
D. 30 A
Correct : C. 3.0 A
12. In potential dividers, the output voltage depends upon the
A. single resistor
B. relative values of all resistors
C. current
D. temperature
Correct : B. relative values of all resistors
13. Calipers are used to measure the
A. diameter
B. length
C. thickness
D. volume
Correct : A. diameter
14. Smallest division on stopwatch is
A. 0.1 s
B. 0.05 s
C. 0.01 s
D. 1 s
Correct : C. 0.01 s
15. intensity of sun's radiation is about {{}}
A. 1.0 kW m-2
B. 20 kW m-2
C. 5 kW m-2
D. 8 kW m-2
Correct : A. 1.0 kW m-2
16. When light enters from vacuum in to glass, it's velocity
A. decreases
B. remains same
C. increases
D. varies depending on mass of glass
Correct : A. decreases
17. As wave travels, intensity
A. increases
B. remains same
C. decreases
D. varies
Correct : C. decreases
18. Waves that move through materials are called
A. progressive waves
B. EM waves
C. radio waves
D. UV waves
Correct : A. progressive waves
19. Speed of sound in air is {{}}
A. 280 m s-1
B. 300 m s-1
C. 350 m s-1
D. 330 m s-1
Correct : D. 330 m s-1
20. Particles vibrate about their mean positions and transfer
A. frequency
B. wavelength
C. energy
D. power
Correct : C. energy
21. Speed of electromagnetic radiation is independent of
A. wavelength
B. amplitude
C. time period
D. frequency
Correct : D. frequency
22. Mechanical waves include
A. sound
B. light
C. EM waves
D. UV waves
Correct : A. sound
23. A complete cycle of wave is around
A. 90°
B. 180°
C. 45°
D. 360°
Correct : D. 360°
24. Changing magnetic field induces
A. charge
B. current
C. frequency
D. voltage
Correct : B. current
25. Phase difference is measured in
A. degrees
B. meters
C. seconds
D. newton
Correct : A. degrees
26. Speed at which stars and galaxies are moving away from us is determined by phenomena of
A. blue shift
B. yellow shift
C. red shift
D. orange shift
Correct : C. red shift
27. Electric and magnetic fields vary at angle of
A. 30°
B. 90°
C. 45°
D. 180°
Correct : B. 90°
28. Unification of electromagnetic and weak nuclear forces was done by
A. Maxwell
B. Faraday
C. Kirchhoff
D. Abdus-Salam
Correct : D. Abdus-Salam
29. Frequency and time period are
A. directly related
B. not related
C. inversely related
D. directly proportional
Correct : C. inversely related
30. Amount by which one oscillation leads or lags behind another is called
A. in phase
B. intensity
C. phase difference
D. superposition
Correct : C. phase difference
31. Number of oscillations per unit time is called
A. wavelength
B. amplitude
C. displacement
D. frequency
Correct : D. frequency
32. If the particles of medium vibrate at right angles to the direction of velocity then wave is
A. longitudinal
B. transverse
C. abrupt
D. sound
Correct : B. transverse
33. Intensity of a wave is directly proportional to the
A. amplitude
B. square of amplitude
C. cube of amplitude
D. frequency
Correct : B. square of amplitude
34. Wave speed is directly proportional to
A. frequency
B. amplitude
C. wavelength
D. energy
Correct : C. wavelength
35. Longitudinal waves gives rise to
A. amplitude
B. frequency
C. wavelength
D. high and low pressure regions
Correct : D. high and low pressure regions
36. Ranges of waves which overlap are
A. x-rays and gamma rays
B. x-rays and infrared rays
C. gamma rays and infrared rays
D. UV rays and infrared rays
Correct : A. x-rays and gamma rays
37. In order to find the internal structure of nucleus, electrons should be accelerated by voltages up to
A. 105 V
B. 107 V
C. 109 V
D. 1011 V
Correct : C. 109 V
38. High speed electrons have wavelength of order
A. 10-15 m
B. 10-14 m
C. 10-16 m
D. 10-17 m
Correct : A. 10-15 m
39. Wavelength of slow moving neutrons is about
A. 10-34 m
B. 10-20 m
C. 10-19 m
D. 10-10 m
Correct : D. 10-10 m
40. High speed electrons from particle detectors are used to determine
A. arrangement of atoms in metals
B. diameter of atomic nuclei
C. inter atomic distance
D. circumference of atomic nuclei
Correct : B. diameter of atomic nuclei
41. Energy of gamma photon is greater than
A. 102 J
B. 10-13 J
C. 1013 J
D. 105 J
Correct : B. 10-13 J
42. Waves associated with electrons are referred to as
A. plasma waves
B. UV waves
C. gamma rays
D. matter waves
Correct : D. matter waves
43. Frequency below which no electrons are emitted from metal surface is
A. minimum frequency
B. angular frequency
C. maximum frequency
D. threshold frequency
Correct : D. threshold frequency
44. Loss of energy of an electron results in
A. absorption of photon
B. emission of photon
C. destruction of photon
D. formation of photon
Correct : B. emission of photon
45. Wavelength of a 65 kg person running at a speed of 3 m s -1 through an opening of width 0.80 m is {{}}
A. 34 m
B. 35 m
C. 3.4 × 10-36 m
D. 3.5 m
Correct : C. 3.4 × 10-36 m
46. According to Newton, the light travels as
A. particles
B. waves
C. both A and B
D. dust
Correct : A. particles
47. In electron diffraction, the rings behave as
A. particles
B. waves
C. both A and B
D. rays
Correct : B. waves
48. Energy absorbed by electron is used in
A. escaping the metal
B. increasing kinetic energy
C. both A and B
D. increasing frequency
Correct : C. both A and B
49. Diffraction of slow moving electrons is used to estimate
A. arrangement of atoms in metals
B. nature of atoms
C. number of atoms in metals
D. position of atoms in metalloids
Correct : A. arrangement of atoms in metals
50. Energy of photon is directly related to the
A. wavelength
B. wave number
C. frequency
D. amplitude
Correct : C. frequency
51. When a charged particle is accelerated through a potential difference V, it's kinetic energy
A. decreases
B. remains same
C. increases
D. varies depending on resistance of wire
Correct : C. increases
52. Energy of an electron in an atom is
A. quantized
B. continuous
C. radial
D. randomized
Correct : A. quantized
53. In dark, LDR has
A. low resistance
B. high current
C. high resistance
D. both A and B
Correct : C. high resistance
54. 1 eV is equal to {{}}
A. 1.6 × 10 -19 J
B. 2.0 × 10 -20 J
C. 3 J
D. 4 J
Correct : A. 1.6 × 10 -19 J
55. Electrons show diffraction effects because their de Broglie wavelength is similar to
A. spacing between atomic layers
B. no. of atomic layers
C. nature of atomic layers
D. positioning of atomic layers
Correct : A. spacing between atomic layers
56. Characteristic properties of waves are
A. reflection
B. refraction
C. interference
D. all of above
Correct : D. all of above
57. Plank's constant has units {{}}
A. J
B. s
C. J s-1
D. J s
Correct : D. J s
58. Gas atoms that exert negligible electrical forces on each other are
A. molecules
B. compounds
C. isotopes
D. isolated atoms
Correct : D. isolated atoms
59. Wavelength of red color is about {{}}
A. 7 × 10-7 m
B. 7 × 107 nm
C. 4 × 10-7 m
D. 4 × 10-7 nm
Correct : A. 7 × 10-7 m
60. Quantum of electromagnetic energy is called
A. particles
B. photons
C. waves
D. energy
Correct : B. photons
61. In photoelectric effect, electrons should be removed from the
A. inner shells
B. surface
C. from core
D. the nucleus
Correct : B. surface
62. Light interacts with matter as
A. wave
B. particle
C. both A and B
D. rays
Correct : B. particle
63. When white light is passed through cool gases, the spectra observed is called
A. line spectra
B. continuous spectra
C. emission line spectra
D. absorption line spectra
Correct : D. absorption line spectra
64. Wavelength of ultraviolet region of electromagnetic spectrum is
A. 121 nm
B. 120 nm
C. 119 nm
D. 130 nm
Correct : A. 121 nm
65. In an insulator, the valence band is
A. fully occupied
B. fully empty
C. half filled
D. half charged
Correct : A. fully occupied
66. Most energetic photons are
A. alpha
B. beta
C. gamma
D. x-rays
Correct : C. gamma
67. Radius of nucleus ranges from {{}}
A. 10-15 m
B. 10-15 m to 10-14 m
C. 10-10 m
D. 10-10 m to 10-6 m
Correct : B. 10-15 m to 10-14 m
68. Number of protons in an atom determine
A. chemical properties
B. physical properties
C. magnetic properties
D. electrical properties
Correct : A. chemical properties
69. In β+ decay, an UP quark becomes
A. a strange quark
B. a simple quark
C. a down quark
D. an anti-quark
Correct : C. a down quark
70. Most of the space in an atom is
A. filled with positive charge
B. empty
C. filled with negative charge
D. filled with neutrons
Correct : B. empty
71. A proton is made up of
A. one up quark and two down quarks
B. an up quark and down antiquark
C. two up quarks and a down quark
D. strange quark and an anti-strange quark
Correct : C. two up quarks and a down quark
72. Neutrinos have electric charge of
A. zero
B. 1
C. 2
D. 3
Correct : A. zero
73. β-radiations are simply {{}}
A. protons
B. neutrons
C. electrons
D. muons
Correct : C. electrons
74. In a nuclear process, the quantity conserved is
A. mass-energy
B. momentum
C. mass only
D. energy only
Correct : A. mass-energy
75. A specific combination of protons and neutrons in a nucleus is called
A. nucleons
B. nuclide
C. neutrino
D. nucleolus
Correct : B. nuclide
76. In β + decay, the nucleon number is
A. conserved
B. not conserved
C. unstable
D. stable
Correct : A. conserved
77. Particles that are un affected by strong nuclear force are
A. protons
B. leptons
C. neutrons
D. bosons
Correct : B. leptons
78. Number of isotopes neon has is
A. 2
B. 4
C. 3
D. 5
Correct : C. 3
79. Phenomena of radioactivity was discovered by Henri Becquerel in
A. 1896
B. 1895
C. 1894
D. 1893
Correct : A. 1896
80. Radiations emitted by radioactive substances is
A. alpha
B. beta
C. gamma
D. all of above
Correct : D. all of above
81. Elements undergo radioactive decay when proton number becomes greater than
A. 50
B. 40
C. 83
D. 73
Correct : C. 83
82. Process in which α and β rays pass close to atoms and knock electrons out is called
A. atomization
B. ionization
C. decay
D. hydroxylation
Correct : B. ionization
83. Alpha particles have relatively
A. low kinetic energies
B. high potential energy
C. high mechanical energy
D. high kinetic energy
Correct : D. high kinetic energy
84. Strongest ionizing radiation is
A. Alpha
B. beta
C. gamma
D. x-rays
Correct : A. Alpha
85. The nucleon number consists of
A. Number of electrons
B. Number of protons
C. Number of electrons and protons
D. Number of protons and neutrons
Correct : D. Number of protons and neutrons
86. Gamma radiation is emitted in order to
A. excite the atom
B. release excess energy from atom
C. destabilize the atom
D. stabilize the atom
Correct : B. release excess energy from atom
87. Electrons move around nucleus in form of
A. clouds
B. dust particles
C. steam
D. charge
Correct : A. clouds
88. Particles like kaons and muons etc, were found out by
A. looking at cosmic rays
B. looking at particles in accelerators
C. looking closely at atom
D. both A and B
Correct : D. both A and B
89. Type of rays that affect the nucleus are
A. alpha
B. beta
C. gamma
D. EM
Correct : A. alpha
90. Force that acts on both quarks and leptons is
A. strong nuclear force
B. weak interaction
C. intermediate interaction
D. nuclear force
Correct : B. weak interaction
91. Particles that experience strong force are
A. leptons
B. hadrons
C. both A and B
D. softons
Correct : B. hadrons
92. Heavy nuclei have
A. more protons than neutrons
B. more electrons than neutrons
C. more neutrons than electrons
D. more neutrons than protons
Correct : D. more neutrons than protons
93. The strong nuclear force acts over the distance
A. 10-13 m
B. 10-14 m
C. 10-15 m
D. 10-16 m
Correct : B. 10-14 m
94. A decay in which a proton decays in to neutron and an electron neutrino is
A. β+ decay
B. β-
C. γ decay
D. α decay
Correct : B. β-
95. Photon of electromagnetic radiation is
A. α ray
B. β ray
C. γ ray
D. x-ray
Correct : C. γ ray
96. Mass of alpha particle is
A. 50 times the mass of electron
B. 100 times the mass of electron
C. 500 times the mass of electron
D. 1000 times the mass of electron
Correct : D. 1000 times the mass of electron
97. Particle which explains about mass of matter is called
A. Higgs boson
B. protons
C. leptons
D. neutrons
Correct : A. Higgs boson
98. Plum pudding model describes atom as
A. negative pudding with positive plums
B. negative pudding
C. positive pudding with negative plums
D. positive pudding only
Correct : C. positive pudding with negative plums
99. Lepton among them are
A. electrons
B. neutrinos
C. protons
D. both A and B
Correct : D. both A and B
100. Density of proton is equal to density of
A. electron
B. atom
C. neutron
D. neutrino
Correct : C. neutron