Important mcqs PHYSICS Q1. The radius of earth is: a) 6400km b) 6400m c) 6400cm d) 6400dm Q2. The weight of the body is maximum at the a) Poles b) Equator c) 45°N altitude d) 45° S altitude Q3. The value of Universal Gravitation constant(G) is: a) 6.67 x 10-11 b) 6.67 x 1011 c) 6.67 x 1010 d) 6.67 x 10-12 Q4. The value of G is found by: a) Cavendish b) Newton c) Michelson d) Galileo Q5. As we go below the surface of earth the value of “g” will be: a) Increases b) Decreases c) Remains constant d) Not Q6. Work is product of force and: a) Velocity b) Acceleration c) Displacement d) Speed Q7. 1 horse-power is equivalent to: a) 786 watts b) 756 watts c) 746 watts d) 736 watts Q8. How much work is done when 5kg object is raised 2m height? a) 10J b) 1000 J c) 98 J d) 980 J Q9. Which of the following is not conservative force? a) Nuclear force b) Elastic force c) Electrostatic force d) Viscous force Q10. In simple harmonic motion ____is directly proportional to the displacement of body: a) Velocity b) Acceleration c) Amplitude d) Wavelength Q11. For simple harmonic motion which is necessary? a) Inertia b) Restoring force c) Vibratory motion d) All of these Q12. For a pendulum restoring force is _____: a) Air resistance b) Gravity c) Applied force d) NOT Q13. Number of vibration per second is called: a) Time period b) Frequency c) Wavelength d) Momentum Q14. Time period of second’s pendulum is___: a) Two second b) One second c) Three second d) Not Q15. In standing waves at some points the amplitude is maximum these points are called: a) Crest b) Trough c) Anti-nodes d) Nodes Q16. Velocity of sound of sound calculated by newton’s formula is: a) 280m/s b) 180m/s c) 332m/s d) 340m/s Q17. Intensity of sound is the _____ transmitted normally per second through unit area. a) No. of waves b) No. of wavelength c) Amount of energy d) Not Q18. Loudness is directly proportional to _____ of intensity: a) Square b) Cube root c) Logarithm d) Square root