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This section includes 20 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Engineering Physics knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
In the retina of the eye, the area having no sensory cells is called |
A. | iris |
B. | Blind spot |
C. | cornea |
D. | Dark spot |
Answer» C. cornea | |
2. |
Rainbow is a natural phenomenon showing |
A. | Reflection |
B. | Refraction |
C. | Dispersion |
D. | Diversion |
Answer» D. Diversion | |
3. |
If the angle of incidence of light falling on a plane mirror is 30degree, what will bethe angle of reflection? |
A. | 90 degree |
B. | 60 degree |
C. | 30 degree |
D. | 0 degree |
Answer» D. 0 degree | |
4. |
If light falls perpendicularly on a plane mirror, what will be the angle in which it willbe reflected? |
A. | 45 degree |
B. | 90 degree |
C. | 180 degree |
D. | 360 degree |
Answer» C. 180 degree | |
5. |
Which of the following is not luminous object? |
A. | sun |
B. | candle |
C. | moon |
D. | Tube light |
Answer» D. Tube light | |
6. |
Whe we stand in front of our dressing table, our left hand seems to be right andright seems to be left. This is called |
A. | Left-right confusion |
B. | Lateral inversion |
C. | Up -side down phenomenon |
D. | mirage |
Answer» C. Up -side down phenomenon | |
7. |
In our eye _______cells can sense colour |
A. | Rod |
B. | Cone |
C. | Both rod and cone |
D. | Neither rod nor cone |
Answer» D. Neither rod nor cone | |
8. |
Light passing through a prism splits into its colour. This is called |
A. | Dispersion |
B. | Dissolution |
C. | Division |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Dissolution | |
9. |
To make a kaleidoscope we require |
A. | Three plane mirrors |
B. | Four plane mirrors |
C. | Three glass sheets |
D. | Four glass sheets |
Answer» B. Four plane mirrors | |
10. |
An owl can see clearly at night but not day time because it has |
A. | More rods and few cones |
B. | Less rod and more cones |
C. | More rods and more cone |
D. | Less rods and less cones |
Answer» B. Less rod and more cones | |
11. |
Which phenomenon is shown by the following diagram? |
A. | Scattering of light |
B. | Dispersion of light |
C. | Primary Rainbow Formation |
D. | Secondary Rainbow formation |
Answer» E. | |
12. |
The mass of a photon with wavelength 3.6 Å is _____________ |
A. | 3.139 X 10-33 kg |
B. | 4.139 X 10-33 kg |
C. | 5.139 X 10-33 kg |
D. | 6.139 X 10-33 kg |
Answer» E. | |
13. |
An electron makes a transition from n = 7 state to n = 3 state in the hydrogen atom. What is the frequency of the emitted photon? |
A. | 2 X 1014 Hz |
B. | 3 X 1014 Hz |
C. | 4 X 1014 Hz |
D. | 5 X 1014 Hz |
Answer» C. 4 X 1014 Hz | |
14. |
The wavelength of a photon is 5000 Å. The energy of the photon is ___ |
A. | 3.47 eV |
B. | 2.41 eV |
C. | 6.78 eV |
D. | 2.12 eV |
Answer» C. 6.78 eV | |
15. |
What is the frequency of a photon having energy 2.1 X 10-30 J? |
A. | 3.1 X 1013 Hz |
B. | 4.1 X 1013 Hz |
C. | 5.1 X 1013 Hz |
D. | 6.1 X 1013 Hz |
Answer» C. 5.1 X 1013 Hz | |
16. |
Which theory was first to consider that light requires no medium for its propagation? |
A. | Huygen’s Wave Theory of Light |
B. | Maxwell’s Electromagnetic Theory |
C. | Quantum theory of light |
D. | Corpuscular theory |
Answer» C. Quantum theory of light | |
17. |
Michaelson-Morley experiment ruled out the existence of __________ |
A. | Luminiferous Ether |
B. | Wave nature of light |
C. | Particle nature of light |
D. | Corpuscles |
Answer» B. Wave nature of light | |
18. |
Huygen’s wave theory of light considered light to be ____________ |
A. | Made up of particles |
B. | Longitudinal Waves |
C. | Transverse Waves |
D. | Of dual nature |
Answer» C. Transverse Waves | |
19. |
Who gave the quantum theory of light? |
A. | Albert Einstein |
B. | Heisenberg |
C. | Michaelson Morley |
D. | Max Planck |
Answer» E. | |
20. |
How is light emitted? |
A. | Klystron valves |
B. | Radioactive decay of the nucleus |
C. | Transmission of high energy electrons from an excited state to a lower state |
D. | Acceleration of electrons |
Answer» D. Acceleration of electrons | |