Top 1000+ Solved Physics MCQ Questions Answer
Q. Melting point of ice .
a. increases with increase of pressure
b. decreases with increase of pressure
c. is independent of pressure
d. None of these
Q. The threshold frequency is the frequency below which –
a. photo current increases with voltage
b. photo current decreases with voltage
c. photo electric emission is not possible
d. photo current is constant
Q. The blue colour of sky is due to –
a. reflection of sunlight
b. refraction of sunlight
c. scattering of shorter wave-lengths of sunlight in the atmosphere
d. scattering of longer wave-lengths of sunlight in the atmosphere
Q. Metal tea pots have wooden handles because –
a. wood is a bad conductor of heat
b. it prevents electric shock
c. it gives beauty to the pots
d. it is hygienic
Q. Flywheel is an important part of a steam engine because it –
a. accelerates the speed of the engine
b. helps the engine in keeping the speed uniform
c. decreases the moment of inertia
d. gives strength to the engine
Q. The energy that can harness heat stored below the earth's surface is known as –
a. thermal energy
b. nuclear energy
c. tidal energy
d. geothermal energy
Q. Green house effect is the heating up of the Earth's atmosphere which is due to –
a. the ultraviolet rays
b. y-rays
c. the infra-red rays
d. X-rays
Q. Which one of the following is used for sun glasses?
a. Pyrex glass
b. Flint glass
c. Crooks glass
d. Crystal glass
Q. The colour of sky appears blue due to –
a. reflection
b. refraction
c. scattering of shorter wave lengths
d. dispersion
Q. Materials for rain proof coats and tents owe their water proof properties to –
a. Surface tension
b. Viscosity
c. Specific gravity
d. Elasticity
Q. If no external force acts on a system of bodies, the total linear momentum of the system of bodies remains constant. Which law states this?
a. Newton first law
b. Newton second law
c. Newton third law
d. Principle of conservation of linear momentum
Q. Which of the following are bad conductors of electricity?
a. Mica and Quartz
b. Metals and Rubber
c. Metals and Mica
d. Mica and Rubber