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INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS

PHYSICS


TEST-2

61. In SI system the unit of temperature is 
a)   Kelvin     
b)   Degree centigrade  
c)   Degree Fahrenheit    
d)   Degree Celsius


62. In SI system the unit of energy is  
a)   Calorie     
b)   Joule  
c)   Erg      
d)   Dyne


63. The unit of force in MKS system is 
a)   Newton     
b)   Pound  
c)   Dyne     
d)   Watt


64. The unit of work in MKS system is 
a)   Erg      
b)   Dyne  
c)   Watt      
d)   Joule


65. The unit of power in MKS system is 
a)   Dyne     
b)   Erg  
c)   Watt      
d)   Joule


66. Joule is the unit of  
a)   Force     
b)   Work  
c)   Power     
d)   Velocity


67. Which one is a unit of time 
a)   Micro     
b)   Half Year  
c)   Angstrom     
d)   Light Year


68. Absolute unit of work in C.G.S. system is 
a)   Foot pound     
b)   Erg  
c)   Joule     
d)   Dyne


69. The unit of velocity in MKS system can be 
a)   Centimeter/sec     
b)   Centimeter/sec2  
 c)   Meter/sec     
d)   Meter/sec2


70. Meter per second is the unit of 
a)   Acceleration     
b)   Velocity  
c)   Surface tension    
d)   Momentum


71. Which of the following is fundamental quantity 
a)   Volume     
b)   Velocity  
c)   Time     
d)   Force


72. Which of the following is a derived quantity 
a)   Mass     
b)   Length  
c)   Time     
d)   Velocity


73. The unit of power is  
a)   Kilowatt-hour    
b)   Joule  
c)   Dyne    
d)   Kilowatt


74. The dimensional formula of angular velocity is 
a)   M0L0T-1     
b)   MLT-1  
c)   M0L0T1     
d)   ML0T-2


75. Dimensions of power are 
a)   M1L2T-3     
b)   M2L1T-2  
c)   M1L2T-1     
d)   M1L1T-2


76. Dimension of couple is  
a)   ML2T-2     
b)   MLT-2  
c)   ML-1T-3     
d)   ML-2T-2


77. In MKS system the unit of pressure is 
a)   Dyne/sm3     
b)   Atmosphere  
c)   Pascal     
d)   cm of Hg


78. Orange light emitted from krypton-86 atoms was used to define 
a)   Kilogram     
b)   Meter  
c)   Centimeter      
d)   Second


79. The dimensions of [1/2 at2] are that of 
a)   Acceleration     
b)   Velocity  
c)   Length      
 d)   Time


80. The branch of physics which deals with motion of bodies under the action of forces is called 
a)   Mechanics     
b)   Statistical Mechanics  
c)   Thermodynamics    
d)   Electrostatics


81. The branch science which deals with properties of matter and energy is called 
a)   Chemistry     
b)   Biology  
c)   Geography     
d)   Physics


82. Physics is a quantitative science based primarily on 
a)   Fundamental Quantities   
b)   Definition  
c)   Experiment and Measurement   
d)   Description of facts


83.  ML2T3 represents the dimension of: 
a)   Power      
b)   Work  
c)   Strain     
d)   Young’s modulus


84. The Muslim scientist who wrote the books on Astronomy, Algebra and Arithmetic was  
a)   Ibn-al-Haitham    
b)   Al-Beruni  
c)   Al-Khawarizmi    
d)   Jabir bin Hayyan


85. The first book of physics was written by 
a)   Kelvin     
b)   Aristotle  
c)   Faraday     
d)   Newton


86. Kilogram is the unit of 
a)   Mass     
b)   Weight  
c)   Volume     
d)   Density


87. Work is measured in Joules while energy is expressed in 
a)   Watt      
b)   J.s  
c)  J/s      
d)   J


88. An example of fundamental quantity is
a)   Area      
 b)   Volume  
c)   Length     
d)   Velocity


89. Ibn-al-Haitham developed 
a)   Mechanics     
b)   Acoustics  
c)   Relativity     
d)   Optics


90. Which one of the following is a fundamental quantity? 
a)   Area      
b)   Candela  
c)   Acceleration     
d)   Velocity
CORRECT ANSWER

Quest
Answers
61.
A
62.
B
63
A
64
D
65
C
66
B
67
B
68
B
69
C
70
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Question
Answers
71
C
72
D
73
D
74
A
75
A
76
A
77
C
78
B
79
C
80
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Quest
Ans
81
D
82
C
83
A
84
C
85
B
86
A
87
D
88
C
89
D
90
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