Class- 11

SAMPLE PAPER 6 Distt. Mansa

SUBJECT – PHYSICS
Time: 3 hrs. M. M. – 70 Marks
NOTE: Q. No. 1 has 28 parts carrying 1 mark each.
Q. No. 2 to 8 carry 2 marks each.
Q. No. 9 to 14 carry 3 marks each.
Q. No. 15 to 16 carry 5 marks each.
Q1. Multiple Choice Questions
(I) Light year is a unit of (a) Time (b) velocity (c) Distance (d) pressure
II) Which of the following quantities have same dimensions as that of work
(a) Force (b) energy (c) Stress (d) acceleration
III) Number of significant figures in 6.0023 is (a) 1 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 5
IV) A boy starts from a point A, travels to a point B at a distance of 3 km
from A and returns to A. If he takes two hours to do so, his speed is
(a) 3 km/h (b) zero (c) 2 km/h (d) 1.5 km/h
V) Two vectors are said to be equal when
(a) When the vectors are acting in the opposite direction
(b) Both the vectors are acting at an angle of 45 degree to each other
(c) When the vectors are at right angles
(d) When the vectors are parallel to each other with same magnitude
VI) Coefficient of kinetic friction is
(a) more than coefficient of static friction (b) less than coefficient of static friction
(c) Equal to coefficient of static friction (d) none of the above
VII) Angular displacement is measured in (a) Radian (b) m (c) radian/s (d) none of the above
VIII) Relation for centripetal acceleration (a) in terms of linear velocity v
and radius r of circular path is given by (a) a= ωr (b) a=vr2 (c) a=v2/r (d) none of the above
IX) The friction is maximum in case of
(a) static friction
(b) rolling friction
(c) sliding friction
(d) limiting friction
X) What is the average power required to lift a mass of 100kg to a height
of 50m in 50 seconds? (a)100 Watt (b) 50 Watt (c) 980Watt (d) 5000 Watt
XI) On which of the following factor does the moment of inertia of an object
not depend upon (a) Axis of rotation (b) Angular velocity
(c) Distribution of mass (d) Mass of an object
XII) When the torque acting on the system is zero, which of the following is
constant? (a) Linear impulse (b) Linear momentum (c) Force (d) Angular momentum
attraction between them (a) Is doubled (b) Becomes four times
(c) Is reduced to half (d) Is reduced to a quarter
XIV) g does not depend upon :- (a) The mass of the earth (b) The shape of earth
(c) The revolution period of earth (d) The radius of the earth
XV)The rain drops are spherical due to (a)Viscosity (b) surface tension
(c) Elasticity (d) excess pressure
XVI) Heat given to the unit mass of a body which raises its temperature by 1°C is (a) Water equivalent (b) thermal
capacity(c) Temperature gradient (d) specific heat
XVII) The amount of heat required to change the state of a substance without change in temperature is known as (a) Latent
heat (b) specific heat capacity (c) internal energy (d) thermal energy
XVIII) The state of a gas in thermodynamics is specified by macroscopic
variables such as:- (a) Pressure (b) Volume (c) temperature (d) all of the above
XIX) The equation PV= constant at constant temperature is known as:
(a) Charles’s Law (b) Avogadro’s Law (c) Boyle’s Law (d) None
XX) The value of γ (Cp/Cv) for monatomic gas is
(a) 1.33 (b)1.5 (c)1.67 (d) 1.8
XXI) Real gases obey ideal gas laws more closely at:
(a) High pressure and low temperature (b) Low pressure and high temperature
(c) High pressure and high temperature (d) Low pressure and low temperature
XXII) The frequency of wave is 0.002 Hz. Its time period is
(a) 100 s (b) 500 s (c) 5000 s (d) 50 s
XXIII) A particle of mass m is hanging vertically by an ideal spring of force constant K. if the mass is made to oscillate
vertically, its total energy is
(a) Maximum at extreme position (b) Maximum at mean position
(c) Minimum at mean position (d) Same at all positions
True /False
I) The horizontal range of a projectile is maximum when fired at 600 with the horizontal.
II) Torque is a vector quantity.
III) Acceleration due to gravity increases with increasing depth.
IV) SI units of surface tension is Nm-2.
V) Kinetic energy of pendulum is maximum at mean position.
TWO MARKS QUESTIONS
2. What are Dimensional constants. Give two examples
OR
Convert I Newton to dyne.
3. A projectile is fired at an angle θ with the horizontal with a velocity u. Calculate its horizontal range.
OR
A car moving with a speed of 7 m/s accelerates and attains a speed of 27 m/s in 5 seconds. Calculate average acceleration
and distance covered in 5 s.
4. What are non-conservative forces? Give an example.
OR
A particle moves with a velocity v⃗ =( 5î− 3ĵ+ 6k^) ms-1 under the influence of a constant force F⃗ = (10î+ 10ĵ+ 20k^) N.
Find instantaneous power applied to the particle.
5. The railway tracks have wooden or iron sleepers. Explain why?
6. Why Cp is greater than Cv? explain.
7. Define degree of freedom.
8. What do you mean by damped and forced oscillations.

THREE MARKS QUESTIONS

9. Define and find an expression for centripetal force acting on a body moving in a circular path.
OR
A force of 30kgf is just sufficient to pull a body weighing 50kgf over a flat surface. Find coefficient of friction & angle of
friction.
10. Derive the relation between angular momentum and Torque
11. Define acceleration due to gravity and find an expression for its variation with height.
OR
An artificial satellite is going around the earth close to its surface. Calculate the orbital velocity and time period. Given radius
of earth = 6400 km, g = 9.8 ms-2
12. Explain reversible and irreversible processes by giving suitable examples.
OR
A gram molecule of a gas at 27°C expands isothermally until its volume is doubled. Find the amount of work done. Take
R=8.31J mole-1K-1.
13. (a) Which type of waves do not require material medium to propagate?
(b) What are stationary waves? Why are they so called?
FIVE MARKS QUESTIONS
15. State and prove triangular law of vector addition. OR
Derive the equation for the motion of a projectile fired along the horizontal.
16. Find an expression for height of liquid that rises in a capillary tube. What will happen if height of capillary tube is not
sufficient?
OR
State and derive Bernoulli’s Theorem.

Solutions/Hints
1.
I) (c) distance
II) (b) energy
III) (d) 5
IV) (a) 3km/h
V) (d) When the vectors are parallel to each other with same magnitude
VI) (b) less than coefficient of static friction
VII) (a) radian
VIII) (c) a=v2/r
IX) (d) limiting friction
X) (c) 980 watt
XI) (b) angular velocity
XII) (d) angular momentum
XIII) (b) Becomes four times
XIV) (c) The revolution period of Earth
XV) (b) surface tension
XVI) (d) specific heat
XVII) (a) latent heat
XVIII) (d) all of above
XIX) (c) Boyle’s Law
XX) (c) 1.67
XXI) (b) low pressure and high temperature
XXII) (b) 500s
XXIII) (d) same at all positions
True/False
I) False
II) True
III) False
IV) False
V) True
Numericals solutions
3. Here u=7m/s , v=27m/s ,t=5s
Average acceleration a=v-u/t=27-7/5 =20/5=4 m/s2
Also 2as=v2-u2
So by putting all values and solving we will get s=85m
4 P = F⃗ . v⃗
= (10î+ 10ĵ+ 20kˆ). (5î− 3ĵ+ 6kˆ)
=50-30+120=140J/s
9 Given F=30kgf ,R=50kgf
=F/R=30/50=0.6
Also tanα=µ ,tanα=0.6 ,α=tan-1(0.6)=31°
So µ=0.6, α=31°
11. Here R = 6400 KM = 6.4x106 m , g = 9.8 ms-2
v = √gR =√9.8x6.4x106=7.92x10 3ms-1 = 7.92 kms-1
T = 2π√R/g = 2π√(6.4x106/9.8 = 5077.6 s
12. Here T=27°C=27+273K=300K,V2=2V1
W=2.3026RTlog10 V2/V1 =2.3026x8.31x300xlog1o2=1.727x103joule

Prepared by:
1. Vipan kumar Lecturer Physics ,GSSS(B) Mansa
2. Nempal kaur ,Lecturer Physics,GGSS Ralla Distt. Mansa.
3. Anupam madaan,Lecturer Physics GSSS Bhaini Bhagha Dist. Mansa
Checked by Arun kumar Lect. Physics GGSSS Mansa and Nitika Lect. Physics GSSS Sardulgarh
Under the guidance of Sh. Rakesh kumar PDM Physics Dist. Mansa
Supervised and Presented by Smt. Jasvinder Kaur, Assistant Director PPPP Science state coordinator

By Head Office
PPPP Science Sen. Sec. State Team