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    The rotational kinetic energy and translational kinetic energy of the rolling body are equal. The body is :

    (A) A sphere

    (B) A disc

    (C) A thin ring

    (D) A rod

    Option c - A thin ring

    An automobile engine develops (60x3.14) kW of power when it is rotating at a speed of 1800 rev/min. The torque it can transfer to the wheel is :

    (A) 10³ Nm

    (B) 60x3.14 Nm

    (C) 1800 Nm

    (D) 1.8x10³ Nm

    Option a - 10³ Nm

    A ballet dancer spins about a vertical axis at 180 rpm with her arms outstretched. When she folds her arms moment of inertia about the same axis decreases by 40%. Her new rpm speed will be :

    (A) Same as before

    (B) 120 rpm

    (C) 240 rpm

    (D) 300 rpm

    Option d - 300 rpm

    Which of the following is a scalar quantity?

    (a) Angular momentum

    (b) force

    (c) Velocity

    (d) Electrostatic potential

    Option d - Electrostatic potential

    The moment of inertia of a body does not depend upon its -

    (a) Angular velocity

    (b) Form of Mass

    (c) Distribution of Mass

    (d) Axis of rotation

    Option a - Angular velocity

    The average Kinetic energy of the Molecule of an ideal gas is directly proportional to -

    (a) Mass of molecules

    (b) Absolute temperature of the gas

    (c) Velocity of molecules

    (d) Temperature of Environment

    Option b - Absolute temperature of the gas

    The first law of Thermodynamics is simply the case of -

    (a) Charle's law

    (b) The law of Heat exchange

    (c) Newton's law of cooling

    (d) The law of conservation

    Option d - The law of conservation

    Certain substances lose their electrical resistance completely at super low temperature. Such substances are called -

    (a) Semi-Conductors

    (b) Perfect Conductors

    (c) Super Conductors

    (d) Dielectrics

    Option c - Super Conductors

    It is difficult to cook rice -

    (a) At the sea level

    (b) Under a mine

    (c) At the top of a mountain

    (d) Same anywhere

    Option c - At the top of a mountain

    The density of water is 1g/cc. This is strictly valid at -

    (a) 0°C

    (b) 4°C

    (c) 25°C

    (d) 100°C

    Option b - 4°C

    Steel is more elastic than rubber because it -

    (a) Is never deformed

    (b) Is harder than rubber

    (c) Is deformed very easily

    (d) Requires large deforming force

    Option c - Is deformed very easily

    A needle or a pin floats on the surface of water because of -

    (a) Surface energy

    (b) Surface tension

    (c) Adhesive force

    (d) Viscosity

    Option b - Surface tension

    The work done by the string of a simple pendulum during one complete Oscillation is equal to -

    (a) Zero

    (b) Kinetic energy of the pendulum

    (c) Potential energy of the pendulum

    (d) Total energy of the pendulum

    Option a - Zero

    A system exhibiting Simple Harmonic motion (S.H.M.) must possess -

    (a) Inertia only

    (b) Elasticity only

    (c) Elasticity as well as inertia

    (d) Elasticity, inertia, and an external force

    Option c - Elasticity as well as inertia

    Clouds float in the Atmosphere because of their -

    (a) Low density

    (b) Low pressure

    (c) Low temperature

    (d) Low viscosity

    Option a - Low density

    The Dimension MLT² corresponds to -

    (a) force

    (b) Velocity

    (c) Acceleration

    (d) work done

    Option a - force

    Which of the following is a good conductor of Heat but a bad conductor of Electricity?

    (a) Rubber

    (b) Mica

    (c) Asbestos

    (d) Celluloid

    Option b - Mica

    Remote-sensing device has an inbuilt source of -

    (a) Gamma rays

    (b) Ultra violet rays

    (c) X-ray

    (d) Infrared rays

    Option d - Infrared rays

    The buoyancy depends on -

    (a) Mass of the body

    (b) The shape of the body

    (c) Mass of liquid displaced by body

    (d) Depth to which the body is immersed

    Option c - Mass of liquid displaced by body

    A moving body may not have which of the following?

    (a) Potential energy

    (b) Kinetic energy

    (c) Momentum

    (d) Velocity

    Option a - Potential energy

    The oil rises up in an oil lamp by the principle of -

    (a) Gravitation

    (b) Buoyancy

    (c) Capillary

    (d) Process of floating

    Option c - Capillary

    What is the natural and largest source of Heat?

    (a) Wood

    (b) Moon

    (c) Coal

    (d) Sun

    Option d - Sun

    Law of electrical resistance was introduced by -

    (a) Gauss

    (b) Ohm

    (c) Newton

    (d) Faraday

    Option a - Gauss

    Tyndall effect is associated with which property of Light?

    (a) Suspension

    (b) Reflection

    (c) Dispersion

    (d) Scattering of Light

    Option d - Scattering of Light

    Which of the following colors has the longest wavelength in the visible Spectrum?

    (a) Violet

    (b) Green

    (c) Yellow

    (d) Red

    Option d - Red

    The North Pole of the Earth's magnet is in the geographical -

    (a) West

    (b) East

    (c) North

    (d) South

    Option d - South

    Which of the following is not a primary color?

    (a) Green

    (b) Yellow

    (c) Red

    (d) Blue

    Option b - Yellow

    The S.I. unit of magnetic flux is -

    (a) Weber

    (b) Weber/m

    (c) Weber/m²

    (d) Weber - m

    Option a - Weber

    An object which absorbs all colors and reflects none appears -

    (a) Blue

    (b) White

    (c) Black

    (d) Grey

    Option c - Black

    The freezing point of fresh water is -

    (a) 0°C

    (b) 3°C

    (c) 4°C

    (d) 5°C

    Option a - 0°C

    a-particle is the nucleus of an Atom of -

    (a) Oxygen

    (b) Helium

    (c) Lithium

    (d) Hydrogen

    Option b - Helium

    Tesla is a unit of magnetic -

    (a) Moment

    (b) Flux

    (c) Field

    (d) Induction

    Option c - Field

    The phenomenon which causes mirage is -

    (a) Polarisation

    (b) Interference

    (c) Diffraction

    (d) Total internal reflection

    Option d - Total internal reflection

    Which type of mirror is used in the headlights of vehicles?

    (a) Plane mirror

    (b) Concave mirror

    (c) Parabolic mirror

    (d) Convex mirror

    Option b - Concave mirror

    Which of the following substances is magnetic?

    (a) Silver

    (b) Gold

    (c) Iron

    (d) Mercury

    Option c - Iron

    The image formed by a plane mirror is -

    (a) Real

    (b) Straight

    (c) Imaginary

    (d) Virtual

    Option d - Virtual

    A transformer works on the principle of -

    (a) Generator

    (b) Self Induction

    (c) Mutual induction

    (d) Inverter

    Option c - Mutual induction

    The radiant energy having the lowest energy is -

    (a) UV rays

    (b) Visible Light

    (c) Gamma rays

    (d) Microwave radiation

    Option d - Microwave radiation

    Which of the following liquids is most viscous?

    (a) Milk

    (b) Water

    (c) Oil

    (d) Petrol

    Option c - Oil

    The colours of stars depend on their -

    (a) Radius

    (b) Atmospheric pressure

    (c) Temperature

    (d) Distance

    Option c - Temperature

    If a copper wire is increased to double its length, its resistance will become -

    (a) Half

    (b) Double

    (c) One-fourth

    (d) Four times

    Option b - Double

    The slope of a velocity-time graph represents -

    (a) Distance

    (b) Speed

    (c) Acceleration

    (d) Displacement

    Option c - Acceleration

    A saving mirror is -

    (a) Plane

    (b) Concave

    (c) Convex

    (d) Parabolic

    Option b - Concave

    An instrument that records earthquakes is -

    (a) Seismograph

    (b) Richter

    (c) Hygrometer

    (d) Lactometer

    Option a - Seismograph

    The filament of an electric bulb is made up of -

    (a) Lead

    (b) Nichrome

    (c) Copper

    (d) Tungsten

    Option d - Tungsten

    Planck's constant has the dimension of -

    (a) force

    (b) Energy

    (c) Angular momentum

    (d) Linear momentum

    Option b - Energy

    A Light year is a unit of -

    (a) Time

    (b) Speed of Light

    (c) Intensity of Light

    (d) Distance

    Option d - Distance

    Which of the following liquids has the least density?

    (a) Petrol

    (b) Mercury

    (c) Salt water

    (d) Fresh water

    Option a - Petrol

    Which of the following is used in ovens?

    (a) UV rays

    (b) Microwaves

    (c) Radio waves

    (d) X-rays

    Option b - Microwaves

    Which of the following is most elastic?

    (a) Plastic

    (b) Steel

    (c) Rubber

    (d) Wet clay

    Option b - Steel

    The sharpness of a television is termed as its -

    (a) Colour

    (b) Clarity

    (c) Resolution

    (d) Graphics

    Option c - Resolution

    Which one of the following has the highest value of specific Heat?

    (a) Water

    (b) Lead

    (c) Copper

    (d) Glass

    Option a - Water

    The amount of Matter in a ball of steel is its -

    (a) Density

    (b) Volume

    (c) Mass

    (d) Weight

    Option c - Mass

    In a nuclear reactor, which of the following is used as a fuel?

    (a) Coal

    (b) Radium

    (c) Diesel

    (d) Uranium

    Option d - Uranium

    Alternating Current is converted into direct current by a -

    (a) Dynamo

    (b) Rectifier

    (c) Transformer

    (d) Oscillator

    Option b - Rectifier

    An instrument used to measure the force and velocity of the wind is -

    (a) Audiometer

    (b) Ammeter

    (c) Altimeter

    (d) Anemometer

    Option d - Anemometer

    The sudden fall of atmospheric pressure indicates -

    (a) Rain

    (b) Fair weather

    (c) Storm

    (d) Cold weather

    Option c - Storm

    What is the minimum escape velocity of a rocket to be launched into space?

    (a) 5 Km/sec

    (b) 11 Km/sec

    (c) 6 Km/sec

    (d) 15 Km/sec

    Option b - 11 Km/sec

    In a rechargeable cell, what kind of energy is stored within the cell?

    (a) Kinetic energy

    (b) Electrical energy

    (c) Potential energy

    (d) Chemical energy

    Option d - Chemical energy

    Which colour of Light shows maximum deviation when passed through a prism?

    (a) Red

    (b) Yellow

    (c) Violet

    (d) Green

    Option c - Violet

    Which of the following is the smallest unit of length?

    (a) Micron

    (b) Nanometer

    (c) Fermimeter

    (d) Angstram

    Option c - Fermimeter

    What apparatus is used to locate a submerged object?

    (a) Sonar

    (b) Radar

    (c) Pulsar

    (d) Quasar

    Option a - Sonar

    If the temperature of a place increases suddenly, the relative humidity-

    (a) Increases

    (b) Remains constant

    (c) Fluctuates

    (d) Decreases

    Option d - Decreases

    Who enunciated the laws of planetary motion?

    (a) Isaac Newton

    (b) Galileo

    (c) Johannes Kepler

    (d) Nicolaus Copernicus

    Option c - Johannes Kepler

    Light beam which is highly directional is called -

    (a) Laser

    (b) Maser

    (c) Eraser

    (d) Grazer

    Option a - Laser

    Which electromagnetic radiation is used for satellite Communication?

    (a) Microwave

    (b) Infrared

    (c) Ultra violet

    (d) Millimeter wave

    Option a - Microwave

    Conversion of sound energy into electrical energy is done by-

    (a) Solar cell

    (b) Gramophone

    (c) Loudspeaker

    (d) Microphone

    Option d - Microphone

    Blowing air with open pipe is an example of -

    (a) Isobaric Process

    (b) Isothermal Process

    (c) Adiabatic Process

    (d) Isochroic process

    Option a - Isobaric Process

    Distance of stars are measured in -

    (a) Cosmic Kilometer

    (b) Galactic Unit

    (c) Light Year

    (d) Stellar Mile

    Option c - Light Year

    The layer of Atmosphere used for radio wave transmission is -

    (a) Ionosphere

    (b) Troposphere

    (c) Chromosphere

    (d) Stratosphere

    Option a - Ionosphere

    Shock-absorbers are usually made of steel as it -

    (a) Has lower elasticity

    (b) Has higher elasticity

    (c) Is not brittle

    (d) Has no ductile property

    Option b - Has higher elasticity

    Nuclear reactors used to produce Electricity are based on-

    (a) Nuclear fusion

    (b) Nuclear fission

    (c) Cold fusion

    (d) Superconductivity

    Option b - Nuclear fission

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