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Q1 :

A gas behaves like an ideal gas 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

Q2 :

Consider the following elements:
I. Cobalt
II. Gold
III. Nickel
IV. Silver
Which of these are magnetic substances?

A
  

I and II

B
  

I and III

C
  

II and IV

D
  

III and IV

Q3 :

The image of an object formed by a device is always virtual and small. The device in question is a —

A
  

concave lens

B
  

concave mirror

C
  

convex lens

D
  

glass plate

Q4 :

Energy in an electric coil is stored in the form of —

A
  

dielectric strength

B
  

electrostatic strength

C
  

heat

D
  

magnetic field

Q5 :

Who developed Hydrogen Bomb?

A
  

Wernher Von Braun

B
  

J. Robert Oppen Heimer

C
  

Edward Teller

D
  

Samuel Cohen

Q6 :

A DC voltmeter is capable of measuring a maximum of 300 volts. If it is used to measure the voltage across a device operating at 220-volt AC supply, the reading of the voltmeter will be

A
  

300 volts

B
  

220 volts

C
  

110 volts

D
  

0 volt

Q7 :

Which one of the following phenomena cannot be attributed to the refraction of light?

A
  

Twinkling of stars

B
  

Mirage

C
  

Rainbow

D
  

Red Shift

Q8 :

The milk looks white because it —

A
  

Absorbs light

B
  

Contains proteins

C
  

Contains sugars

D
  

Reflects the incident light

Q9 :

Core of a transformer is made up of —

A
  

Soft iron

B
  

Steel

C
  

Copper

D
  

Aluminium

Q10 :

A source of sound has a noise level of 20 dB. If the intensity of sound produced by the source increases by 100 times, the noise level becomes —

A
  

30 dB

B
  

40 dB

C
  

400 dB

D
  

20,000 dB

Q11 :

Which one of the following metals has the highest density?

A
  

Gold

B
  

Iron

C
  

Platinum

D
  

Lead

Q12 :

Consider the following statements:
Radioisotopes are used —
1. in the diagnosis of certain diseases.
2. for determining the age of rocks
3. in radiation therapy.
4. for computing the age of very old monuments
Which of these statements is/are correct?

A
  

1 and 3

B
  

2 and 4

C
  

1, 2, 3 and 4

D
  

1 only

Q13 :

The main constituent of cosmic rays is —

A
  

High energy proton

B
  

High energy electron

C
  

High energy infra-red radiation

D
  

High energy ultraviolet rays

Q14 :

When white light undergoes dispersion by a prism, the colour that suffers minimum deviation is —

A
  

Green

B
  

Red

C
  

Violet

D
  

Yellow

Q15 :

The quantum theory was first enunciated by

A
  

Niels Bohr

B
  

Albert Einstein

C
  

Max Planck

D
  

Max Born

Q16 :

Consider the following electromagnetic waves:
1. X-rays
2. γ-rays
3. microwaves
4. radio waves
What is the correct sequence in the order of their increasing energy?

A
  

4, 3, 1, 2

B
  

1, 3, 2, 4

C
  

4, 2, 1, 3

D
  

1, 4, 3, 2

Q17 :

The Bernoulli's theorem is based on conservation of

A
  

momentum

B
  

mass

C
  

energy

D
  

angular momentum

Q18 :

With one unit of electricity (one kilowatt hour) a 100 W bulb can burn for —

A
  

1 hour

B
  

5 hour

C
  

10 hour

D
  

20 hour

Q19 :

The circuit element where the impressed voltage is always in phase with the resulting current is —

A
  

an ideal resistor

B
  

an ideal capacitor

C
  

an ideal coil

D
  

an ideal transformer

Q20 :

"It is impossible to make an exact measurement of both the position and momentum of a particle on the atomic scale." Who proposed this?

A
  

Einstein

B
  

Heisenberg

C
  

Pauli

D
  

Schrodinger