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A body of mass 4 kg accelerates from 15 (a) 40 (b) 10
m/s to 25 m/s in 5 seconds due to the (c) 20 (a) 80
pean eeu the |g For a body moving with uniform
fase te acceleration its final velocity equals
() 16 (d) 64 (a) Average velocity - initial velocity
During motion of an object (b) 2 x average velocity - initial velocity
along a straight line, the change in (c) 2 xaverage velocity + initial velocity
velocity of the object for any time (d) Average velocity + initial velocity
intervals zero. 9, Find the acceleration (in m/s2) of a body
(@) Linear (b) Translational which accelerates from 25 m/s to 30 m/s
(©) Equilibrium = () Uniform in 10 seconds.
What is the resistance (in 9) of an (5.5 (b) 1
electrical component if a current of 0.1 A (1 (d) 0.5
passes through it on application of 5 V of | 10. 1 m/s equals km/hr.
potential difference across it? (a) 5/16 (b) 16/5
(a) 0.5 (b) 100 (0) 18/5 (a) 5/18
(50 @1 11. A bullet of mass 10gm is fired with a
‘The motion of a freely falling,body is.an velocity of 40 m/s from a gun of mass 8
example of accelerated kg. Find the recoil. velocity (in m/s) of
motion. the gun.
(a) Non-uniformly"™(b) Uniformly (a2 (b) 0.1
(0) Uniquely (@) Specially: (4 (a) 0.05
Find the resistance (in mega) of awire | 12. During uniform motion of an object
of length 20m, cross sectional area 1 cm2 along a straight line, its
and made of a material of resistivity 200 remains constant with time,
am, (a) acceleration _(b) deceleration
(a) 40 (b) 4000 (0) force (a) velocity
() 80 (d) 2000 13. Find the resistance (in mega 9) of a wire
In ______ motion of a body its of length 8 m, cross sectional area 2 cm2
velocity varies with time. and made of a material of resistivity 120
(a) Uniform (b) Linear Om.
(©) Equilibrium (@) Non-uniform (a) 1920 (b) 4.8
(24 (d) 960
A body of mass 5 kg accelerates from 12 : .
m/s to 20 m/s in 4 seconds due to the | 14 The slope of a Distance-Time graph
application of a force on it. Calculate the shows __.
magnitude of this force (in N). (a) Acceleration —_(b) Momentum
() Mass (a) Speed
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Calculate the pressure (in Pa) ifa thrust
of 800 N is applied to an area of 16 m2.
(a) 128 (b) 100
(0) 64 (a) 50
‘The SI unit of acceleration is
(@) ms-1 (b) ms-2
(©) ms2 (@) m/s
What is the heat released by a heating
filament rated 20 W when it is kept on
for 2 seconds?
(@) 40 (b) 10
(c) 80 (d) 20
If the Distance-Time graph is a curve
then it represents
(a) uniform speed
(b) constant displacement
(c) uniform momentum
(a) non-uniform speed
What is the heat generated (in J) in a
heating element of resistance 900 1
when a current of 0.3 A passes through it
for 10 seconds?
(a) 2700 () 810
(©) 405 (a) 1350
As the object covers unequal distances.in
equal intervals of time, it is said to be in
_—______ motion
(a) Uniform (6) linear
(c) Non-uniform yea) Equilibriumy
Find the current (in A) when a charge of
500 Coulomb flows in 25 seconds.
(a) 12500 (b) 20
(40 (a) 6250
During motion of an object
along a straight line, the velocity remains
constant with time.
(a) Linear
(©) Uniform
(b) Translational
(4) Equilibrium
Find the work done (in J) when a charge
of 10 C moves across a potential
difference of 2 V.
24, As the object covers equal distances in
equal intervals of time, it is said to be in
motion.
(@) Uniform (b) Linear
(Translational — (d) Equilibrium
25. Calculate the time period (in seconds) of
a sound wave of wavelength 2m
travelling with a speed of 250 m/s.
(a) 500 (b) 0.008
(c) 0.016 (a) 250
The ratio of the total distance travelled
by a body to the total time taken by it is
its
(a) Instantaneous velocity
(d) Linear velocity
(c) Average speed
(d) Acceleration
26.
27. Due to an acceleration of 4 m/s2 the
velocity of a body increases from 10 m/s
to 30 m/s in a certain period. Find the
displacement (in m) of the body in that
period.
(a) 200 (b) 250
(©) 100 (a) 125
28. The area under a Velocity-Time graph
represents 7
(a) Displacement _ (b) Acceleration
! (©) Force (d) Momentum
29. A body of mass 18 kg is moving with a
velocity of 6 m/s, find its nomentum.
(a) 108 (b) 4.5
(54 (@9
30. The rate of change of linear momentum,
of a body is proportional to the
acting on it.
(a) Impulse (b) Torque
(©) Force (a) Kinetic energy
31. Find the kinetic energy (in J) possessed
by a body of mass 10 kg moving with a
velocity of 5 m/s.
(a) 20 ()5 (a) 25 (b) 125
(40 (@ 10 (0) 625 (a) 50
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If the acceleration due to gravity on the
surface of carth is g, then the
acceleration due to gravity on the
surface of a planet whose mass is double
that of earth and radius is same as that of
earth is ‘i
(a) 2g be
(©) 9/2 (d) 4g
Find the acceleration (in m/s) produced
in a body of mass 4 kg when a force of 24
Nis applied ont.
(a) 96 b)6
(12 (a) 48
‘The SI unit of momentum is
(a) Kilogram-metre per second
(b) Kilogram-metre per second squared
(c) Kilogram-metre-second
(d) Kilogram-metre-second squared
‘The time period of a sound wave is 0.01
seconds. Find its frequency (in Hz).
(a) 100 (b) 10
(0) 50 (a) 20
‘The SI unit of G, the universal gravitation
constant is ,
(a) N m2 kg2 (b) Nm2kg-2
(QNm2kg-2 (A) Nm2kg2
Calculate the frequency (in Hz) of a
sound wave of wavelength 4m travelling
with a speed of 200m/s.
(a) 50 (b) 800
(©) 100 (a) 400
The numerical value of a physical
quantity is its
(a) vector
(© direction
(b) magnitude
(d) property
A Sonar of a ship sends sounds waves of
speed 1600 m/s. These waves are
reflected back by the ocean floor in 4
seconds. Find the depth (in m) of the
ocean floor.
40. If the velocity of a body is doubled its
momentum .
(a) remains same
(b) doubles
(© becomes half
(d) becomes 4 times
41, What is the resistance (in 9) of an
electrical component if a current of 0.5 A
passes through it on application of 20 V
of potential difference across it?
(a) 10 (b) 80
(6) 20 (a) 40
42, In the equation of motion 2as = v2 - u2,
where “s” represents
(a) Speed (b) Displacement
(c) Velocity (@) Acceleration
43. What is the effective resistance (in 2) of
two resistors 12 2 and 24 2 connected in
parallel?
{a)36 (b)8
(16 (a)72
44. If the Distance-Time graph is a straight
inclined line then it represents
(a) Uniform speed
(b) Non-uniform speed
(c) Constant displacement
(d) Non-uniform velocity
45. Find the Kinetic energy (in J) possessed
by a body of mass 20 kg moving with a
velocity of 4 m/s.
(a) 40 (b) 120
(©) 160 (a) 80
46. 1 jouleis equal to 1 -
(a)Nm (b) N/m.
(co) Nm? (d) N/m?
47. Calculate the pressure (in Pa) if a thrust
of 600 N is applied to an area of 24m2.
(a) 144 (v) 50
(0) 28 (a) 72
48. The ratio of change in velocity of a body
to the total time taken by it is its
(a) 6400 (b) 3200 s
(©) 1600 (a) 4800 @Acceleration —_() Displacement
(©) Force (a) Momentum
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Find the acceleration (in m/s(b)
produced in a body of mass 2 kg when a
force of 8 Nis applied on it.
(a)4 (b) 16
(8 (d) 32
‘An object having a capability to do work
is said to possess
(a) Force (6) Moment
(©) Momentum —_(d) Energy
A Sonar of a ship sends sounds waves of
speed 1000 m/s, These waves are
reflected back by the ocean floor in 2
seconds. Find the depth (in m) of the
ocean floor.
(a) 2000 (b) 500
(©) 1000 (a) 100
If the acceleration due to gravity on the
surface of earth is g, then the
acceleration due to gravity on the
surface of a planet whose mass is same
as that of earth and radius is half as that
of earthis .
(a) 2g (b) 6/4
(c) 9/2 (d) 4g
Find the potential energy gained bY a
body of mass 25!kgrifit is Paised’ by 5 m.
(use g = 10 m/s(B)
(a) 1250 (b) 50
(0) 625 (d) 25
‘A body of mass 8 kg is moving with a
velocity of 4 m/s, find its momentum.
(a2 (b) 64
(9) 32 (4
A force of 200 N displaces a body by 4 m,
calculate the work done (in J)
57.
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62.
What is the heat generated (In J) in a
heating clement of resistance 1000
when a current of 0.1 A passes through it
for 25 seconds?
(a) 250 (b) 2500
(125 (a) 1250
1 pascal equals 1
(@)Nm2 (b) Nm-2
(Nm (@)Nm-1
Find the potential energy gained by a
body of mass 50 kg, ifit is raised by 10m.
(use g = 10 m/s2)
(a)50 (b) 5000
(©) 2500 (a) 25
The relative density of a substance is the
(a) ratio of its density to the density of
water
(b) ratio of the density of water to its
density
(©) product of the density of water to its
density
(@) ratio of the volume of water to its
volume
Find the acceleration (in m/s2) of a body
which accelerates from 15 m/s to 40
m/s in 2 seconds.
(a125
(925 (a)55
The gravitational force of attraction
between two bodies is
the distance between the two bodies.
(a) Inversely proportional to the
(b) 275
(b) Directly proportional to the square
of
(©) Inversely proportional to the
square of
(a) 40 (b) 500 (@) Directly proportional to the
(80 (a) 800 63. Calculate the power (in W) of an engine
The of a substance is defined if it can perform 120 J of work in 3
as the mass per unit volume. Seconds,
(a) density (b) viscosity (a) 360 ° 80
(©) porosity (d) luminosity (c) 180 (d) 40
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64. Quantitatively, the inertia of an object is
measured by
(a) Its weight
(b) The product of its mass and velocity
() Itsmass
(4) The product of its mass and
acceleration
65. The instrument that measures the wind
speed is called
(a) An anemometer (b) An odometer
()Amanometer (a) A barometer
66. What is the resistance (in 9) of an
electrical component if a current of 0.2 A
passes through it on application of 8 V of
potential difference across it?
(a) 40 (b) 1.6
() 80 (a) 32
67. The value of acceleration due to gravity
(g) __________.
(a) is greater at the poles than at the
equator
(b) is lesser at the poles than at the
equator
(0) is greater at the North pole than at
the South pole
(A) is greater atsthe)Southspole, than atyl
the North pole
68, Seismic waves are recorded by art
instrument called the ;
(a) Seismograph —_(b) Odograph
(0) Isograph (4) Lithograph
69. A body of mass 3 kg accelerates from 10
m/s to 20 m/s in 5 seconds due to the
application of a force on it. Calculate the
magnitude of this force (in N).
(a) 6 (0) 18
(912 (a) 36
70. The shortest distance measured from the
initial to the final position of an object is
known as the .
(a) Motion (b) Direction
(©) Velocity (@) Displacement
71. Find the work done (in J) when a charge
of 20 C moves across a potential
difference of 4V.
@5 (b) 40
()80 (a)10
72. The magnitude of the gravitational force
will be equal to the
(a) product of mass and acceleration
due to the gravitational force.
(b) Ratio of mass and acceleration due
to the gravitational force.
(c) Ratio of acceleration due to the
gravitational force and mass.
(d) Reciprocal of product of mass and
acceleration due to the gravitational
force.
73. What is the resistance (in ) of an
electrical component if a current of 04 A
passes through it on application of 12 V
of potential difference across it?
(48 (b) 60
(0) 9.6 (a) 30
If the acceleration due to gravity on the
surface of earth is g then the
acceleration due to gravity on the
surface of a planet whose mass is half of
that of earth and radius is same as that of
earth is ,
(b) 48,
(a) 8/2
(2s (d) 8/4
7S. Due to an acceleration of 1 m/s2 the
velocity of a body increases from 15 m/s
to 20 m/s in a certain period. Find the
displacement (in m) of the body in that
74.
period.
(a) 175 (b) 625
(0) 87.5 (@) 312.5
76. The gravitational force of attraction
between two bodies is
the product of their masses.
(a) directly proportional to the square
of
(b)_ inversely proportional to.
(©) inversely proportional
square of
(a) direcily proportional to
to the
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84,
Find the acceleration (in m/s(b)
produced in a body of mass 10 kg when a
force of 20 N is applied on it.
(a) 200 (b)4
(2 (d) 100
‘The product of mass of a body and the
acceleration produced in it equals the
acting on it.
(b) impulse
(a) Kinetic energy
(@) force
(©) torque
Calculate the time period (in seconds) of
a sound wave of wavelength 5m
travelling with a speed of 500 m/s.
(a) 001 (b) 2500
(0) 0.02 (a) 1250
During the free fall of the object, the
decrease in potential energy, at any point
in its path, appears as an eau amount
of increase in
(a) Kinetic energy
(6) Work done
(0) Heat energy
(d) Gravitational force
A body is initially moving with a velocity
of 15 m/s. It undergoes an acceleration
of 4 m/s2 for
6 seconds. Find {he displaeement (in m)!
of this body in th€s@"%6 seconds.
(a) 18 (b) 162
(81 (d) 36
is defined as the rate of
transfer of energy.
(a) Energy (b) Power
(© Force (@) Momentum
What is the heat generated (in J) in a
heating clement of resistance 800 0
‘when a current of 0.2 A passes through it
for 40 seconds?
(a) 6400 (b) 1280
(© 640 (a) 3200
When an object is thrown vertically
upwards, at its maximum height its
85.
86.
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90.
91.
92.
(a) potential energy Is zero
(b) momentum is maximum
(co) kinetic energy is zero
(q) gravitational force is maximum
A body of mass 6 kg accelerates from 6
m/s to 18 m/s in 3 seconds due to the
application of a force on it. Calculate the
magnitude of this force (in N).
(a) 48 (b) 60
(©) 24 (d) 96
We obtain average by
dividing the total energy consumed by
the total time taken.
(a) Force
(c) Torque
(b) Power
(a) Momentum
Calculate the pressure (in Pa) if a thrust
of 750N is applied to an area of 5 m2,
(2) 375 (b) 150
(75 (a) 100
Due to an acceleration of 2 m/s2 the
velocity of a body increases from 20 m/s
to 30 m/s in a certain period. Find the
displacement (in m) of the body in that
period.
(a) 650 (b) 125
(©) 250 (a) 325
. Calculate the pressure (in Pa) if a thrust
of 1000 Nis applied to an area of 5 m2.
{a)200 (b) 50
(©) 100 (a2s
1kWh= x 106].
(@)36 (b) 3.6
(0) 64 (a) 64
Find the resistance (in mega 9) of a wire
of length 10 m, cross sectional area 1em2
and made of a material of resistivity 100
Om,
(a) 1000 (b) 20
(500 (a)10
Any body kept in a fluid experiences an
upward force called
(a) Torque
(c) Pressure
(b) Moment
(a) Upthrust
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A body Is initially moving with a velocity | 100, Which device Is used to limit electric
of 10 m/s. It undergoes an acceleration current ina circuit?
of 2 m/s2 for 5 seconds. Find the (a) Grid (b) Capacitor
displacement (in m) of this body in these () Fuse (d) Resistor
5 seconds. 101. If a physical quantity has the units
(a) 25 (0) 375 ampere per meter squared, then what
(50 (d) 75 are it's dimensions?
I wattisequalto1__, (tal-ay (ODEN
(a) Js-1 (b)Js “
(DJs-2 (a) Js2 102. Who invented Telephone?
- (a) Alexander Graham Bell
Due to an acceleration of 1 m/s2 the (b) Thomas Edison
velocity of a body increases from 5 m/s (0) Benjamin Franklin
to 10 m/s in a certain period. Find the (d) James Watt
— (fet mi) of the ody ta Sat a. which Indtremnent:-messures: AP signal
fa) 125 (375 level and noise?
(625 (75 (a)Vectorscope _(b) VU meter
- (c) Q meter (d) Psophometer
As an object falls freely its | 494. If a physical quantity has the units -
Severe ampere meters per second squared, then
(a) Kinetic energy gets converted into what are it's dimensions?
potential energy (a) [LLT-2] (b) [ALT-2]
(b) Potential energy gets converted into (Of MS-2] (d) [AMS-2]
kinetic energy ;
() Momentum gets converted into | 1° orem Gn. 8) when NEE,
gravitational force .
(d) Gravitational.force gets conyerted. on ie on
into momentuin,
; 106. Ina wave particles of
A bullet of massel0 g isefired with) a the medium vibrate in a direction
velocity of 20 m/s from a gun of mass 2 perpendicular to the direction of wave
kg. Find the recoil velocity (in m/s) of propagation.
the gun. (a) Longitudinal —_(b) Rolling
(a1 (b) 0.2 (c)Transverse —_(d) Field
(©o4 (2 107. What is the heat released by a heating
The product of force and the time for filament rated 24 W when it is kept on
which the force acts on a body is equal to for 6 seconds?
the change in___of the body. (a4 (b) 144
(a) Acceleration (b) Torque (972 (a8
(Momentum (A) Velocity 108. When the vibrating object moves
‘talent fivecnaal Gn sili backwards, it creates a region of low
elephone was invented in whid ; ;
pressure in the medium called
decade?
fe) 18785 (0) 170s (@) Elongation b) Perpetuation
(c) 1870s (d) 1970s a gration ee Rarefaction
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Find the potential energy gained by a | 118. Propagation of sound can be visualised
body of mass 60 kg, if itis raised by 12 as propagation of variations
m, (use g = 10 m/s?) in the medium.
(a) 7200 (b) 50 (a) Energy (b) Power
(c) 3600 (a) 25 (c) Force (d) Pressure
Light isa wave. 119. A Sonar of a ship sends sounds waves of
(a) Longitudinal (b) Elastic speed 1500 m/s. These waves are
(c) Transverse (d) Mechanical reflected back by the ocean floor in 5
What is the effective resistance (in 2) of Seemnde: Find the depth (in m) of the
wo rats 21 @ and 28 Q connected (3750 (0) 7500
(49 () 24 (©) 1875 (a) 5000
[Ont (d) 98 120. Sound is a form of which
Tali -velody chia bodyils dasbicdlts produces a sensation of hearing in our
kinetic energy . a DE
(a) Is also doubled —_(b) Becomes half a ore f rb) Mon :
(c) Becomes 1/4th (d) Become 4 times ©) Force ) Momentum
Find the acceleration (in m/s2)_ | 124+ Calculate the time period (in seconds) of
produced in a body of mass 3 kg when a Be found 5 wave, of wovelensy &
force of 6N is applied on it. gc nltg witha speed of 500 10/6,
(@ie 4 (a) 2000 (b) 0.016
@2 (a) 36 (©) 1000 (a) 0.008
fava wave particles of | 2224 Propagation of sound can be visualised
the medium vibrate in a direction an 7 arms
ie mation sk wae (a) Elasticity (b) Viscosity
(a) Transverse. (b) Longitudinal (c) Density (d) Porosity
(0 Surface (@) Field 123. What is the power rating (in W) ofa bulb
: if'@ current of O.1A passes through on
Calculate the frequency (in HZ).of a a
sound wave of wavélehgth em travelling eee of §250V_ oH Potential
with a speed of 360 m/s ifference across its terminals?
(@ 1800 () 36 (a) 2500 (b) 50
(0) 900 (a) 72 (25 (a) 1250
In a sound wave compressions are | 124 More density of the particles in the
regions where density Pt medium through which sound travels,
(a) As well as pressure is high. avpre mare. ae vice versa
(b) As well as pressure is low. @ mee ( o more
(0) Is high and pressure is low (¢) Power (d) Force
(@) Is low and pressure is high 125. A body is initially moving with a velocity
Find the acceleration (in m/s2) of a body a folk ; theodtees a Sea tne
which accelerates from 10 m/s to 20 te earn Ree :
CA/si Paces displacement (in m) of this body in these
(78 (os 4 seconds.
(15 (25 4 (b) 72
(0) 36 (as
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Which of the following pairing is | 134. sphygmomanometer measures the blood
incorrect - pressure in the
(a) Hygrometer ee vapour content (a) Veins (b) Arteries
of the atmosphere i
(b) Lactometer - Specific gravity of (c) Byes (4) Synovial
liquids 135, The reverse effect of X-ray emission is
() Anemometer - Speed of the wind (a) Raman effect
(d) Seismograph - Earthquakes (b) Compton effect
Diamond does not conduct electricity, (c) Zeeman effect
hecaiise: (d) Photo-electric effect
(@) It's structure is very compact 136. The group of solar cells joined together
(b) It is of crystalline nature In adefinite pattern is called a
(Q) There are only carbon atoms
preeitee (a) Battery (b) Solar Heater
(d) No free electrons are present in it (c)Solar cooker ——_(d) Solar cell panel
Why is weightlessness experienced | 137- Which of the following has the lowest
while orbiting the earth in space ships? frequency?
(a) Inertia (b) Acceleration (a) Visiblelight —_(b) Gamma rays.
(c) Zerogravity (a) Orbital motion (c) X-rays (d) Ultra violet rays
Sextant is an instrument used in which of | 138. Who discovered theory of relativity?
the following? {a) Isaac Newton (b) Albert Einstein
a ee svat (0) Niel Bohr (d) Michael Faraday
avigation
(0) Agriculture 139, Which device is used to measure the
(qd) Medical treatment depth of ocean?
During the motion of a projectile fired {a) Lexometer (b) Nanometer
eee (c)Fathometer (a) Hydrometer
(a) its kinetic energy remaingonstait__ | 149, Barograph was invented by -
(b) its momentunyremainsiconstant)
; (@) Lucien Vidi
(c) vertical component of its | velocity.
Terai oe ene
(a) horizontal componentOFtts Velbelty Bbiiheophilis Vagikann
remains constant (a) Lewis Urry
Which of the following waves cannot be | 141. Which of the following physical
polarised? quantities is a scalar quantity?
(a) Radio (b) Ultra violet (a) Weight (b) Impulse
(c) Infrared (d) Ultrasonic (c) Power (d) Acceleration
Which of the following is indicated by | 142, Seismometer was invented by -
the colour ofastar? (a) Alexander Parkes
(a) weight (b) distance (b) Luigi Palmieri
() temperature (A) size (c) Alexey Pajitnov
An anemometer measures which of the (d) Ransom Eli Olds
Ce See orlagae 143. For every action, there is an equal and
(b) Speed of wind opposite reaction, is Newton's
(c) Speed of water current (@) Firstlaw (b) Second law
(d) Speed of satellites (c) Third law (d) Fourth law
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Which among the following is false about | 150. What will happen if an object is dropped
displacement? from a height and there is no air
aes 4 resistance?
(a) It can be positive, negative or zero fa) It will fall with a constant speed
| and acceleration
(>) Displacement is never greater than (b) _ Its acceleration will increase
Distance (c) Both speed and acceleration will
(©) Its ST unit is meter increase
{@) Weisatways positive (@) Its speed will increase
151. Steam locomotive was invented by?
The study of origin and evolution of (a) Simon Stevin
universe is known as : (b) George Stephenson
(a) Cosmology (b) Astrology (¢) Gary Starkweather
(©) Seismology (A) Limnology (d) Percy Spencer
152. Formula for distance is -
IF a ball is thrown up, which of the (a)speedxtime
following does not change? (b) time / speed
(a) Acceleration due to gravity (0) speed x acceleration
(0) Speed (d) velocity / speed
(©) Potential energy 153. What is the fundamental unit of amount
(A) Distance ofa substance?
(a) Mole (b) Candela
If a body is moving on a circular path, (c) Kelvin (a) Meter
what is its average velocity if it | 154.Arithmometer was invented by -
completes one cycle in one second? (a) Evangelista Torricelli
(a) Average velocity depends upon (b) Charles Xavier Thomas
‘dward Teller
time taken tocomplete one cycle (Bi
f (a) Charles Babbage
(b) One )
(o) Average velOcty is same as averapdll ESS. [fan object is thrown upwards, what will
saga | be its velocity, when it reaches its
maximum height?
(d)_ Zero (a) 0 m/s (b) 4.9 m/s
Barometer was invented by (9147 m/s (a) 20 m/s
(a) Evangelista Torricelli 156. If a force acts upon two objects at rest,
(b) Charles Xavier Thomas and having different masses for the same
situa tail amount of time, then which one of the
(©) Edward Teller following will be the same for both the
(a) Gustav Tauschek objects?
‘An object at rest will remain at rest and ‘a va HY Nee
an object in motion will remain in -
motion until and unless it is acted upon | 157+ Telephone exchange was invented by?
= ; (a) Tivadar Puskas
by an external force. This is Newton's (b) Joseph Priestley
(a) First law (b) Second law (c) Petrache Poenaru
(c) Third law (d) Fourth law (d) James Leonard Plimpton
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159.
160.
161.
162.
163.
164.
165.
What will happen to the force between | 166. In a streamline flow, at every
the two positive charges which are point in the fluid remains same.
released after being held near each (a) Force (b) Pressure
other? (0) Velocity (d) Speed
(a) Force will increase savented
(b) Force will decrease 167. Postage Meter was invented by -
(6) Fores will sty the Same (a) Fyodor Pirotsky (b) Arthur Pitney
(@ Force first increases to reach (c) Fritz Pleumer — (d) Stephen Perry
maximum before starting to_| 168, Who invented Helicopter?
decrease (a) Copemicus _(b) Sikorsky
Which device is used to measure (c) Codcrell (d) Drinker
earthquakes? 169. If ice floating on water in a vessel melts,
a) Endoscope _—_(b) Thermometer the water level in the vessel___.
(© Sonograph (@) Seismograph (a) increases
Sea seems blue due to- (b) does not change
(a) Excess deepness (0) first increases before decreasing
(0) Reflection of sky and scattering of (d) decreases
light by the drops of water 170. Physical quantities, which have
(6) Blue colour of water
only and no are called scalar
(4) Upper layer of water Ft sites
Who invented Television? (a) direction, magnitude
(a) JL Baird (b) magnitude, direction
(b) Aristotle (c) speed, velocity
(c) James Clerk Maxwell (d) velocity, speed
(A) Nikola Tesla | .
171. Which among the following is a vector
Electroscope was invented bye quantity?
(a) William Gilbert (a) Heat
(b) Alfred Nobel a
(c) Joseph Nicephore Niepcer | (Work
(d) Ted Nelson (a) Time
‘The igh with the shortest wavelengths. | 72. Density ofwaterc maxim at
Re Oe (a) 12 degree Celsius(b) 8 degree Celsius
(© Blue (A) Violet (c) 4 degree Celsius (d) 0 degree Celsius
ies, iealko coled 173. Which of the following is not a vector
(a) Super cooled liquid ii?
(b) Super liquid quantity!
fo ded liana (a)Workdone ——_(b) Force
(@) Distilled iquid (c) Displacement —_(d) Velocity
Ifa body slides over a surface, the force | 174 Terminal velocity.
resisting the motion between them is e pre maa a
called 1s.con
(a Centripetal force (b) Friction (6) first decreases before increasing
(6) Centrifugal force (a) Inertia (d) always keeps on increasing
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176.
177.
178.
175.
180.
181.
182.
Sewing machine was first patented by -
(@) Alfred P. Southwick:
(b) Elias Howe
(© Murasaki Shikibu
(a) Hanaoka Seishu
What is impulse equal to?
(a) Change in momentum
(b) Change in force
(©) Change in velocity
(a) Change in acceleration
ISRO built India's first satellite known as
(@Aryabhatta —_(b) Bhaskara
(0) Rohini (a) Insat 14
The value of acceleration due to gravity
(g) at a distance of 2R from the surface
of earth, where R is the radius of earth is
(a) 8/3 (b) 8/4
ows @) 9/2
The unit of which physical quantity is
not pascal?
(@) Moment of inertia
(b) Pressure
(©) Stress
(@) Young's modi
Atmospheric pressure is measured by
(@) Barometer
(c) Nanometer
(b) Hexameter
(d) Glaxometer
Instrument for measuring rainfall is
called -
(a) Lucimeter
(c) Hyetometer
(b) Galactometer
(d) Hygrometer
Who established the foundations of the
quantum theory?
183.
184,
185.
186.
187.
188.
If in a motion, the axis of the rotation
passes through an object, the motion is
called
(a) Orbital motion
(b) Circulatory motion
(6) Spin motion
(a) Oscillatory motion
If an object, on a free fall from a certain
height, reaches the ground in 1 second,
what is its velocity on the impact with
the ground?
(a) 4.9 m/s (b) 9.8 m/s
(0) 14.7 m/s (a) 19.6 m/s
If in a motion, the axis of the rotation
does not pass through the object, then
the motion iscalled___.
(a) Spin motion
(b) Oscillatory motion
(©) Translatory motion
(@) Orbital motion
What are the two kinds of Rotatory
motion?
(a) Spin and Vibrational motion
(b) Spinand Orbital motion
(c) Spin and Translatory motion
(d) Spin and Projectile motion
is the perpendicular distance
between point of application of force and
axis of rotation.
(a) Moment arm
(b) Momeat of Inertia
(0) Altitude
(d) Base
Which among the following is not a unit
of distance?
(a) Max Planck (a) Light year
(b) Mark Nicholas (b) Longsec
(0) Albert Einstein (c) Astronomical unit
(d) Alfred Hitchcock (d) Parsec
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which is moving down with uniform
acceleration is
(a) greater than the weight when the
person is stationary
(b) twice the weight when the person is
stationary
(©) less than the weight when the
person is stationary
(@) same as the weight when the
person is stationary
Who invented Rocket?
(@)RichK Goyle (pb) EM Forster
(c) Robert Goddard (d) James Anderson
The cooling by a desert cooler is based.
on-
(a) Hot air replacement
(b) Air dehydration
(©) Evaporative cooling
(@) Air rehydration
Cooling is done by-
(a) Flow of water
(b) Release of compressed gas
(©) Cooking gas
(@) Melting the solid
On adding common salt toflwater, [fhe
boiling point andifreezingipoint ofwater’
will:
{a) Increase
(b) Decrease
(c) Decrease and increase respectively
(@) Increase and decrease respectively
190.
202.
203.
204.
208.
209.
207. Acceleration due to gravity on a planet
decreases with __.
(a) decrease in radius of the planet
(b) increase in mass of the planet
(c) decrease in mass of the body
(d) increase in altitude from surface of
the planet
___ is same on every point ona rotating
body.
(a) Linear velocity
(b) Linear momentum
(c) Angular torque
(a) Angular velocity
The path of a projectile is called its_.
(a) Altitude (b) Range
(c) Trajectory (a) Flight
210. Who invented the Contact Lens?
(a) Enrico Fermi
(b) Adolf Gaston Eugen Fick
(€) Sandford Fleming
(@) Benoit Fourneyron
214, Electrons move around the nucleus in
motion.
(a) Translatory —_(b) Spin
(c) Orbital (d) Vibrational
212. Blood pressure is measured by _.
(a) Barometer
(b) Sphygmomanometer
(© Hydrometer
(a) Thermometer
205. Who invented Universal Standard Time? | 915 tgaae Newton invented
(a) Enrico Fermi
(b) Adolf Gaston Eugen Fick (a) Thermometer
(©) Sancford Fleming (b) Reflecting Telescope
(@) Benoit Fourneyron (0 Hydraulic Accumulator
(d) Transistor
206. states that the total
current entering a junction is equal to | 214. Which among the following in false
the total current leaving the junction. about work?
(a) Lenz's Law (a) If displacement is zero, work is zero
(b) Hooke's Law (b) Work done can be negative
(© Ohm's Law (0) Itis a vector quantity
(d) Kirchhoff's First Law (d) Its unit is Joule
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216.
247.
218.
219.
220,
221.
(a) Tendency to resist change in the
current state
(b) Tendency to impart acceleration to
abody
(Tendency to bring a body to rest
(4) Tendency to change its current
state
Why does a fountain pen leak in
aeroplane flying at a height?
(a) Because of reduced viscosity of the
ink in the pen
(6) Because of increased viscosity of
the ink in the pen
(©) Because of higher atmospheric
pressure outside the pen
Because of lower atmospheric
pressure outside the pen
(a)
Instrument for measuring wind velocity
is called -
(a) Coulombmeter (b) Anemometer
(©) Cyanometer (a) Chronometer
Who was the first Indian astronaut to
travel in space?
(a) Rakesh Sharina
(6) Ravish Malhotra
(0) Kalpana Chawla
(a) Sheikh Muszaphan Shukor
AV= constant, where A= area of crass4
section and V= velocity (6f fluidiThis:
equation is called __.
(a) Equation of discontinuity
(b) Equation of continuity
(c) Equation of sustenance
(a) Equation of parallelism
Abody in equilibrium ___.
(a) can move with constant acceleration
(b) is always at rest
(©) can move with constant velocity
(@) can move with variable acceleration
What is the viscosity of an ideal fluid?
(a) Equal to its mass
223.
222. The S1 unit of intensity of sound is__.
(a) watt per square meter
(b) joule per square meter
(c) newton per square meter
(d) tesla per square meter
To keep drinks at the same temperature
for quite sometime, the walls of thermos
bottle are coated with:
(a) Aluminium paint (b) Lead Powder
(6)Silver layer (d) Mercury Layer
224. The atmosphere exerts enormous
pressure on us. But, we do not feel it
because
(a) Our blood exerts a pressure slightly
more than that of the atmosphere.
(b) We are used to it.
(©) Our bones are very strong and can
withstand the pressure.
(d) The surface are of our head is very
small.
Assertion (A): With the increase of
temperature, the viscosity of glycerin
225.
increases.
Reason (R): Rise of temperature
increases kinetic energy of molecules.
Code:
(a) Both (A) and (R) are true, and (R) is
the correct explanation of (A).
(b) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is
not the correct explanation of (A).
(6) (A)is true, but (R) is false.
(d) (A) is false, but (R) is true.
Food gets cooked faster in a pressure
cooker because-
(a) Water starts boiling at a lower
temperature due to high pressure
(b) Water starts boiling at a higher
temperature due to high pressure
(c) Water boils only at 100° C but the
heat content is higher at high
226.
i pressure
(b) Equal to its weight (d) Convection currents are set inside
% Zero the cooker
me
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228.
229,
230.
231.
232.
233.
234.
‘When a piece of ice floating in a glass of
water melts, the level of water will:
(a) Fall
(b) Rise
() Remain same
(@) Fall or rise depends
temperature of water
on the
If a gas is compressed to half of its
original volume at 27°C, to what
temperature should it be heated to make
it occupy is original, volume?
(a) 327°C (b) 600°C
(9) 54°C (a) 300°C
Who Invented water turbine?
(a) Enrico Fermi
(b) Adolf Gaston Eugen Fick
(0) Sandford Fleming
(a) Benoit Fourneyron
of a wave is the rate of
transfer of energy per unit area
perpendicular to the direction of travel
of the wave,
(a) Interference _(b) Rectification
(0) Intensity (d) Diffraction
Motion of a train is an example of ___.
(a) Rotatory motion
(b) Spin motion
(©) Projectile motion
(@) Translatory motion
Who invented PlayStation?
(a) Wright brothers
(b) Reynold B. johnson
(0) Assen Jordanoff
(d) Ken Kutaragi
Instrument for measuring light intensity
235. In a projectile motion, a large angle with
the horizontal produces_.
(a) Flat trajectory
(b) Curve trajectory
(c) Straight trajectory
(a) High trajectory
A device which converts electrical
energy into mechanical energy is-
(a) Dynamo (b) Transformer
(c) Electric motor (d) Inductor
Electric motors operating at low voltages
tend to burn out because-
(a) They draw more current which is
inversely proportional to the
voltage.
(b) They draw more current which is
inversely proportional to the
square root of the voltage.
236.
237.
(c)_ They draw heat proportional to V2,
(d) Low voltage sets in electrical
discharge.
238. What is the SI unit of atmospheric
pressure?
(a) Pascal (b) Knot.
(Joule (@) Ohm
239. The absorption of ink by blotting paper
involves
(a) Viscosity of ink
(b) Capillary action phenomenon
(© Diffusion of ink through the blotting
(@) Siphon action
Who invented Neon Lamp?
(a) Vint Cerf
(b) David Chaum
(6) Georges Claude
(d) Josephine Cochrane
240.
i 241. Instrument for measuring time is called
is called 3
(a) Lucimeter (b) Cryometer (a) Diagometer (b) Aneinometer
(c) Cyanometer (d) Barometer (c) Durometer (d) Chronometer
With reference to gravity, what is G | 242. If the radius of the earth decreases and
called? its mass remains the same, then the
(a) Gravitational constant value of “acceleration due to gravity”
(b) Gravitational attraction will__.
(c) Gravitational force (a) decrease (b) increase
(d) Acceleration due to gravity (c) remain the same (d) become zero
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244,
245.
246.
247.
248.
249,
Earth revolves around Sun. Who was the | 250. A parachute descends slowly whereas a
Ist one to present this theory? stone dropped from the same height falls
(a) Albert Einstein (b) Galileo rapidly, because -
() Copernicus (4) Newton (a) Stone is heavier than parachute
(D) Special mechanisms are present in
is same on every point on a rotating parachute
body. (©) A parachute has a larger surface area
(a) Linear velocity and air resistance is more
(©) Linear momentum (€) None of the above
(¢) Angular torque 251. Shaving mirror is -
(a) Angular velocity (a) Convex (b) Concave
The SI unit of electric charge is - (c) Plane (a) Parabolic
(a) Ampere (b) Coulomb 252. The spoon dropped by an astronaut in a
(0) Esu (a) Kelvin satellite will -
(a) Fall to the floor
When a running car stops suddenly, the (b) Remain stationary
passengers tends to lean forward (c) Continue to follow the motion of the
because of - satellite
(a) Centrifugal force (4) Move tangentially away
(b) Inertia of rest 253. The sensation of weightlessness in a
(©) Inertia of motion spacecraft in an orbit is due to the -
(A) Gravitation force (a) Absence of gravity outside
(b) Acceleration in the orbit which is
Waboy Gas) equal to the acceleration due to
moving at a constant velocity throws a gravity outside
ball straight up into the air, the ball will - (c).. Presence of gravity outside but not
(a) fall in front of him inside the spacecraft
(6) fall behind him (@) Fact that spacecraft in the orbit has
(©) fall into hand no energy
(d) None of the above 254. It is easier to carry two buckets of water
A person is hurt on kicking a stone due in one hand each, than to carry only one
eo in one hand because -
twat 1b) Veloct (a) weight of buckets are balanced
peas () Velocity (b) centre of gravity falls within the
(©) Reaction (d) Momentum boa
For a body moving with non-uniform (©) centre of gravity and centre of
actelecdion = equilibrium fall within the feet
(a) Displacement-time graph is linear (d)_ resultant weight ofbuckets is zero
(6) Displacement-time graph is non- | 255. In a nuclear reactor, one of the following
linear is used asa fuel?
(©) Velocity-time graph is non-linear (a) Coal (b) Uranium
(d) Velocity-time graph is linear (c) Radium (d) Diesel
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257,
258,
259,
260.
261.
262.
263.
264.
‘The device used for locating submerged | 265. The strongest force in nature Is -
objects under sea is - (a) Electrical force
(a) Sonar (b) Radar (b) Gravitational force
(©) Laser (qd) Maser (c) Nuclear force
‘The hair of shaving brush clings together (d) Magnetic force
when removed from water due to - . 4
fa) Sunfucetension (b) Viscosity 266. a wud reactor, heavy water is used
(c) Elasticity (d) Friction (a) Coolant (6) Fuel
When pressure is increased, the melting (©) Moderator (a) Atomic smasher
point of ice - . . —_
(a) Increases 267. Electric current in a metal wire is due to
(b) Does not change the flow of -
(0) Decreases (a) Electrons (b) Protons
(d) Depends on the impurities in the ice (c) Ions (d) Holes
Sprayer functions are based on - 268. ‘The nature of fuse wire is -
(a) Bernoulli's principle (a) Low melting point
(b) Archimedes’ principle (b) High melting point
(©) Pascal’s law (6) High conductivity
(a) Floatation principle (@ None of these
‘The material used in the fabrication of a 269. A transformer -
@ Alvin (e) conf (@)_ converts DC to AC
(9 Silieon @ soi (b) is i to decrease or increase AC
. voltage
In which of the following processes is {e} converts AC voltage to DC voltage
energy released? (d) converts electrical energy into
(a) Respiration (b) Phot@synthelis mechanical energy
(©) Ingestion (@) Absorption Zio. Good conductor of electricity is -
The technique éf collecting information! (a) dry air (b) paper
about an object froma distance without (0) kerosene (d) graphite
making physical contact with it is -
(a) Remote sensing 274. Tungsten is used for the manufacture of
(b) Remote control the filament of an electric bulb, because -
(c) Remote accessing (a) it is a good conductor
(@) Space Shuttleg (b) it is economical
ocuitar : (itis malleable
‘Curie” is the unit of - i . + .
(a) Radioactivity (b) Temperature (d) it has a very high melting point
(©) Heat (4) Energy 272, Moving Electric Charge produces -
‘The Source of the sun’s energy, is the (a) Magnetic field (b) Sound waves
process of - (©) Light rays (d) Heat waves
(ey Photoelectric emisigm 273. Which of the following material is used
() Nadest Heston in the solar panel ?
{@) Thermionic omission (a) Silicon (b) Copper
(© Nichrome (d) Platinum
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275,
276.
277.
278.
279,
280.
281.
Red is used an as emergency or danger
signal because -
a) itis a striking colour
(b) its wavelength is the longest
(0) its low wavelength
(d) ithas very high energy
Which one of the following SI unit is not
correctly matched?
(a) Work-Joule
(©) Mass-kg,
Which one of the following is the unit of
measure of the thickness of the ozone
layer of the atmosphere?
(a) Knot (b) Dobson
(©) Poise (a) Maxwell
The density of milk can be obtained by
the use of:
(a) Hydrometer
(c) Lactometer
(b) Force-Newton
(d) Pressure-Dyne
(b) Butyrometer
(d) Thermometer
It is difficult to walk on the ice than on
the road because:
(a) Iceis harder than the road.
(b) Road is harder than the ice.
(©) Ice does not offer any reaction
when we push it with oufifoot.
(d) Ice has a lesser, friction thany the;
road.
Satellite is keptiimoving@in. itsorbit
around the Earth; it is due to
(a) Centrifugal force
(b) Centripetal force
(c) Gravitational force or lack of it
(d) Some other forces
283.
287.
282. The reason of mirage is
(a) Interference of light
(b) Diffraction of light
(©) Polarization of light
(4) Total internal reflection of light
Red light is used in traffic signals
because
(a) _Ithas the longest wavelength.
(b). Itis beautiful
(c)_ Itis visible to people even with bad
eyesight.
None of the above reasons.
(d)
“The National Science Day’ is observed
on
(a) January, 28
284,
(b) February, 28
(¢) March, 28 (a) April, 28
285. Alfred Nobel invented-
{a)Microphone —_(b) Typewriter
(©) Dynamite (a) Gramophone
286. The halflife of a radioactive substance is
10 day; it means there will be:
(a) complete decay of substance in 20
days
(b) complete decay of substance of 40
days
decay of % part of substance in 20
days
decay of % part of substance in 5
days
©
(a
At absolute temperature, the electric
resistance in semiconductor is-
a hocity i (a) Infinite (b) Small
s escape velocity is- (o)High (a) Zero
(a Olanieee_ tb) 2 Salen oer 288. Which elements is the best conductor of
(0) 7.0km/sec (d) 11.2km/sec an)
electricity?
Kerosene rises in the wick of the stove is (a) Silver (b) Copper
due is (©) Alminium (@) Iron
(a) Osmosis
(6) diffusion 289. The velocity of sound is maximum in-
(c) surface tension (a) Air (b) Liquid
(d) biogen contraction (c) Metal (a) vacuum
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291.
292.
293,
294.
295.
296.
Which one of the following is not | 297. Power of sunglass is-
correctly matched? (a) 0 Dioptre (b) 1 Dioptre
(a) Knot- Unit to Measure speed of ship ()2 Dioptre (A) 4 Dioptre
(b) Nautical mile- Unit of distance used
in navigation 298. Which one of the following is used as an
(Angstrom: Unit of leagth antifreeze for the automobile engines?
(a) Light year - Unit of measuring time (a) Ethanol (b) Ethylene glycol
Which one of the following is not the unit (©) Methanol (€) Propyl alcohol
of heat? "
(a) Calorie (0) Kilocalorie 299. If Va, Vw and Vs respectively are the
(6) Kilojoule (a) Watt speed of sound in air, water and steel,
then-
The name of the equipment used for fay aires: = (ye oe
measuring blood pressure is : vibe eee Od See
(a) Teachometer ()Vwe
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