The document appears to be a quiz containing 49 multiple choice questions related to physics. Specifically, it covers topics in thermodynamics, mechanics, electricity and magnetism, including:
- Normal human body temperature
- Absolute zero temperature
- Gas laws and heat engines
- Electrostatics, electric fields and Gauss' law
- Capacitance and dielectrics
- Electric circuits and Ohm's law
- Magnetic fields, electromagnetic induction and transformers
- Units related to energy, power, voltage and other electrical concepts
The document appears to be a quiz containing 49 multiple choice questions related to physics. Specifically, it covers topics in thermodynamics, mechanics, electricity and magnetism, including:
- Normal human body temperature
- Absolute zero temperature
- Gas laws and heat engines
- Electrostatics, electric fields and Gauss' law
- Capacitance and dielectrics
- Electric circuits and Ohm's law
- Magnetic fields, electromagnetic induction and transformers
- Units related to energy, power, voltage and other electrical concepts
The document appears to be a quiz containing 49 multiple choice questions related to physics. Specifically, it covers topics in thermodynamics, mechanics, electricity and magnetism, including:
- Normal human body temperature
- Absolute zero temperature
- Gas laws and heat engines
- Electrostatics, electric fields and Gauss' law
- Capacitance and dielectrics
- Electric circuits and Ohm's law
- Magnetic fields, electromagnetic induction and transformers
- Units related to energy, power, voltage and other electrical concepts
The document appears to be a quiz containing 49 multiple choice questions related to physics. Specifically, it covers topics in thermodynamics, mechanics, electricity and magnetism, including:
- Normal human body temperature
- Absolute zero temperature
- Gas laws and heat engines
- Electrostatics, electric fields and Gauss' law
- Capacitance and dielectrics
- Electric circuits and Ohm's law
- Magnetic fields, electromagnetic induction and transformers
- Units related to energy, power, voltage and other electrical concepts
NAME________________________________________ DATE_________________________________________ ROLL NO. / ID NUMBER _______________________ MARKS CLASS XII SECTION ___________ FACULTY __________ 100 1. The normal human body temperature is: (a)212 oF (b)100oF (c)98.4 oF (d)37 oF 2. The temperature at which both Celsius and Fahrenheit scales coincide with each other is: (a)100 (b)273 (c)– 40 (d)Zero 3. Absolute zero is equivalent to: (a)100 oC (b)– 460 oF (c)0 oC (d)273 K 4. Co-efficient of Volumetric expansion is the: (a)Intrinsic Quantity (b)Thrice of Co-efficient of Linear expansion (c)One third of Co-efficient of Linear expansion (d)Thermometric Property 5. Which physical quantity of substance does not change with thermal expansion? (a)Volume (b)Length (c)Mass (d)Density 6. PV = _: (a)KT (b)nRT (c)Constant (d)RT 7. The graph of Boyles law is a: (a)Curve (b)Slope (c)Straight line (d)Hyperbola 8. Efficiency of heat engine will be minimum when: (a) Sink is kept at 0 oC (b) Source and sink are kept at thermal equilibrium (c)Temperature of source is kept at Infinity (d)Sink is kept at Absolute zero 9. 1 Cal = ______ J: (a)42 (b)420 (c)0.42 (d)4.2 10. The pressure of a fixed mass of gas increases when it is heated at constant volume is due to: (a) Increase in Average speed of the molecules (b)Gas becomes light (c) Elastic molecular collision (d) Increase in average distance between the molecules 11. The internal energy of a system depends on . (a) Pressure (b) Volume (c) Temperature (d) Entropy 12. The process during which no external work is performed is . (a) Isothermal (b) Isochoric (c) Isobaric (d) Adiabatic 13. 273 Kelvin correspond to . (a) 273oC (b) -32oF (c) 0oC (d) -273oC 14. If the pressure of the gas is doubled, keeping the temperature constant, the volume of the gas is: (a) Reduced to one-fourth (b) Doubled (c) Reduced to one-half of the original volume. (d) Increased four times 15. According to Charles's Law . (a) PV = constant (b) V/T = constant (c) VT = constant (d) p/V = constant 16. The force between two charged particles is inversely proportional to the: (a)Coulomb constant (b)Product of charges (c)Square of the distance between them (d)Masses of charges 17. The force per unit charge: (a)Electric field (b)Electric Flux (c)Electric Potential (d)Electric Intensity 18. The force between two similar unit charges placed one meter apart in air in Newton is: (a)Zero (b)1 (c)9 x 109 (d)None of these 19. The magnitude of electrostatic force is F and separation between the charges is doubled then the electrostatic force would be: (a)2F (b)½ F (c)4F (d)¼ F 20. Dielectric always __________ the electrostatic force between the two point charges: (a)Increases (b)Changes (c)Decreases (d)Does not change 21. Newton per coulomb is equivalent to: (a)Meter per volt (b)Volt per meter (c)Volt per meter per meter (d)Volt into meter 22. Direction of electric force and electric field intensity is: (e)Parallel to each other (f)Perpendicular to each other (g)Opposite to each other (h)In any direction 23. Gauss’s Law is applied to determine the: (a)Absolute potential (b)Electric intensity due to a large charge distribution (c)Electric intensity of an isolated point charge (d)Electric potential between two point in an electric field 24. If capacitors are connected in such a way that their net capacitance increases then they are connected in: (a)Complex network (b)Different paths (c)A single path (d)Bridge Circuit 25. Equivalent capacitance of three 3µF capacitors connected in series is: (a)1µF (b)3µF (c)9µF (d)Zero 26. Relative permittivity of medium is the ratio of its permittivity with the: (a)Permittivity of any medium (b)Permittivity of itself (c)Permittivity of free space (d)Permittivity of water 27. Charge carrier in Metallic conductors are the electrons of: (a)Valence shells (b)All shells (c)Excited states (d)Inner shells 28. If a wire of a uniform area of cross section is cut into two equal parts, the resistivity of each part would be: (a)Doubled (b)Halved (c)Same (d)None of these 29. Ohm’s Law is applicable only for: (a)Electrolytes (b)Metallic Conductors (c)Semi Conductors (d)All of these 30. 1 KWh = ____________ (a)3.6 x 103J (b)3.6 x 106J (c)3.6 x 109J (d)3.6 x 1012J 31. Resistor connected in a number of paths are in: (a)Parallel combination (b) Series combination (c) Either in series or in parallel combination (d) Simultaneously in series and in parallel combination 32. Kilowatt hour is the unit of: (a)Electric power (b)E.M.F (c)Electric energy (d)Electric potential 33. current which flows from high potential to low potential is called: (a)Pulsating current (b)Direct current (c)Alternating current (d)Conventional current 34. A wire is cut into two equal halves, which of the following physical quantity will not change: (a)Conductance (b)Resistivity (c)Resistance (d)All of these 35. E.M.F. of a source in the absence of internal resistance is: (a)IR (b)IR + Ir (c)Ir (d)IR – Ir 36. Maximum force on a charged particle moving in magnetic field is given by: a)qvB b)qvB sinθ c)BL d)BL sinθ 37. Which of the following is not the unit of magnetic induction? a)Weber b)Tesla c) Weber per meter square d) Newton per ampere per meter 38. The principle of transformer is: a)Mutual Induction b)Electromagnetic Induction c)Self Induction d)None of these 39. Henry is equivalent to: a)Weber per ampere b)Weber per meter square c)Weber per ampere per meter d)Weber x meter 40. A transformer is used to change: a)Power b)Voltage c)Resistance d)Capacitance 41. The magnetic flux through a surface will be minimum when angle between B and ∆A is: a)0⁰ b)45⁰ c)60⁰ d)90⁰ 42. If a wire of length “L” carrying current “I” placed in a field “B” placed perpendicularly. The force on the wire would be: a)Zero b)BIL c)BIL sinθ d)BIL cosθ 43. Which of the following laws is satisfied by the Lenz’s law? a) Faraday law of induction b) law of conservation of energy c) law of conservation of charge d) none of these 44. Net electric field in a current carrying conductor is: a)The difference of electric fields of protons and electrons b)The sum of electric fields of protons and electrons c)Negative d)Zero 45. The magnetic field of induction is ___________ outside the core of toroid: a)Non uniform b)Maximum c)Uniform d)Zero 46. Weber per ampere is known as: a)Mutual Inductance b)Self Inductance c)Induced e.m.f d)a and b are correct 47. Self induction of the coil increases as the ___________ increases: a)Magnetic-flux through the coil b)Number of turns of the coil c)Induced current d)a and b are correct 48. When the coil is moved towards he magnetic poles then: a)No effect b)Light will appear c)Heat will produce d)e.m.f will induce in the coil 49. Purpose of step down transformer is to make the: a)Input current same as output current b)Output current higher than input current c)Output voltage lower than input voltage d)Output current lower than input current 50. Galvanometer can be converted into an ammeter by connecting (a)A high resistance in series (b)A low resistance in series (c)A high resistance in parallel (d)A low resistance in parallel 51. Sensitivity of Galvanometer is given by (a)CBNA (b)1/CBNA (c)C/BNA (d)BAN/C 52. In a circuit voltmeter is always connected in (a)Series (b)Parallel (c)Both Series and parallel (d)None Of These 53. A VO meter is used to find (a)Current (b)Resistance (c)E.m.f (d)All of these 54. The deflection of a coil of galvanometer is directly proportional to (a)Resistance of coil (b)Strength of magnetic field (c)Current passing through coil (d)Area of coil 55. The couple per unit twist of the suspension is equal to (a)Sum of deflection and restoring torque (b)Product of deflection and restoring torque (c)Deflection per restoring torque (d)Restoring torque per deflection 56. The device which can receive or generate Electromagnetic wave is called: (a)Decoder (b)Diode (c)Antenna (d)Semi conductor 57. The process of converting AC into DC is called: (a)Modulation (b)Amplification (c)Biasing (d)Rectification 58. The process of generating the effect of Audio Signal in Electromagnetic wave is called: (a)Modulation (b)Amplification (c)Biasing (d)Rectification 59. Which quantity of audio signal is changed by transistor: (a)All of these (b)Amplitude (c)Frequency (d)Wave length 60. Which characteristic of audio signal is changed by transistor: (a)Quality of sound (b)Both pitch and loudness (c)Pitch (d)Loudness 61. Choose the right option for AM: (a)Amplitude monitor (b)Amplitude modulation (c)Amplitude magnification (d)Amplitude measurement 62. In frequency modulation, which one of the following of the original signal does not changed: (a)Pitch (b)Wavelength (c)Frequency (d)Amplitude 63. The most commonly used configuration of transistor in electronic circuits is: (a)All of these (b)Common collector (c)Common-base (d)Common-emitter 64. Wave nature of light is proved by: a)Polarization b)Black body radiation c)Compton’s Effect d)Photo electric effect 65. Kinetic energy of Photo electrons could be increased by: a)Decreasing the plate potential b)By decreasing the of incident light wave length c)Increasing the of incident light wave length d)Increasing the plate potential 66. Dual nature of light is proved by: a)Davisson and Germer’s Experiment b)Black body radiation c)Compton’s Effect d)Photo electric effect 67. The minimum light frequency required for photo electric effect is called: a)Normal frequency b)Cut-Off frequency c)Threshold frequency d)Natural frequency 68. If the frequency of light causing photo electric emission is doubled, the kinetic energy of photo electrons will be: a)The same b)Zero c)Doubled d)Halved 69. The reverse process of pair production is known as: a)Annihilation of energy b)Anti pair production c)Materialization of matter d)Annihilation of particle into its antiparticle 70. According to the special theory of relativity, the energy of an object depends upon: a)Its mass only b)Momentum and position c)Velocity and time d)Mass and velocity 71. In Compton’s effect a high energy photon on striking with a stationary electron looses its energy: a)Conditionally b)Partially c)Wholly d)None of these 72. The frequency of incident photon after the Compton Effect will: a)Not change b)Increase c)Decrease d)None of the above 73. In pair production we have a pair of: a)Position and electron b)Protons c)Electrons d)a and b are correct 74. In annihilation process of matter: a)Protons and electrons are converted for energy b)Energy is converted into mass c)Mass is converted into energy d)a and b are correct 75. In a hydrogen atom Balmer series electron falls into: (a)n = 1 (b)n = 2 (c)n = 3 (d)n = 4 76. Laser is the: (a)Beam of electrons (b)Coherent bean of light (c)Beam of ultra violet rays (d)All of these 77. According to Bohr’s theory, electron revolving around the nucleus in a fixed orbit radiates: (a)Energy (b)X-rays (c)γ = ray (d)β = Emission 78. Range of wave length of X-rays is: (a)400 nm -------- 700 nm (b)700 nm -------- 1000 nm (c)100 nm -------- 0.1000 nm (d)0.01 nm -------- 10nm 79. X-rays are produces when: (a)Electron falls to ground state (b)Electron loses its energy in the Vicinity of nucleus (c)Electron jumps to higher state (d)All of these 80. The most stable state of ruby is:: (a)Ground state (b)Meta state (c)Higher state (d)Excited state 81. The process of collecting excited electrons from unstable state into stable state is called: (a)Induced absorption (b)Population Inversion (c)Emitted radiation (d)de excitation 82. The time in which half of parent nuclear decay is called: (a)Life time (b)Time of decay (c)Decay interval (d)Half time 83. The process in which a bigger nucleus splits up into its smaller fragments with an evolution of a large amount of energy is called: (a)Nuclear Fission (b)Nuclear Disintegration (c)Nuclear Fusion (d)Nuclear Decay 84. A material consisting of the fissionable isotopes of Uranium is called the: (a)Reactor fuel (b)Nuclear fuel (c)Atom bomb fuel (d)Atomic fuel 85. According to the law of radioactive decay, number of parent nuclei is equal to: (a)e-λt (b)N0 (c)None of these (d)N0e-λt 86. The process in which heavier nucleus is formed from the combination of lighter nuclei is called: (a)Radioactivity (b)Fission (c)Mass defect (d)Fusion 87. Cancer of the thyroid glands is treated by (a)1H3 (b)6C14 (c)53I131 (d)6C19 88. Electric field generator in G.M tube is due to (a)Ionization of alcohol (b)Low vapor pressure of alcohol (c)Low boiling point of alcohol (d)All of these 89. In an Alpha Decay, mass number of parent nuclei (a)Remains same (b)changes per 2 unit (c)Decreases by 4 unit (d)increases by 4 units 90. Two ends of a rod are at temperature -10℃ and -30℃ respectively. Heat will flow from . (a) -10oC to -30oC (b) -30℃ to -10℃ (c) Will not flow (d)None of these 91. The net change in entropy of a system in a natural process is . (a)Positive (b) Negative (c)Zero (d) Infinite 92. Boltzmann constant is equal to . (a) RNA (b) R/ NA (c) NA/R (d) None of these 93. During an Adiabatic change, the pressure and volume formula of a gas is given by . (a) PVy = Constant (b)PV = Constant (c) PyV = Constant (d) (PV)y= Constant 94. Di-electric always the electrostatic force between the two point charges. (a) Decreases (b) Increases (c) Does not change (d) None of these 95. Electron-volt is a unit of . (a) Energy (b) Force (c) Current (d) Potential difference 96. One Joule per Coulomb is called . (a) Ampere (b) Volt (c) Farad (d) Tesla 97. The minimum electrical charge possible in isolated form (a) 1.6 × 10−19𝐶 (b) 1 × 1012𝐶 (c) 1 × 10−6𝐶 (d) One coulomb 98. Which of the following is not a scalar quantity? (a) Potential (b) Electromotive force (c) Electric flux (d) Electric intensity 99. Which of the following cannot be a scalar quantity? (a) Electric potential (b) EMF (c)Electric flux (d)Electric intensity 100. If 4𝜇𝐹 and 2𝜇𝐹 capacitors are connected in series, the equivalent capacitance (a)0.75𝜇𝐹 (b) 6𝜇𝐹 (c) 2𝜇𝐹 (d) 1.33𝜇𝐹