BOOSTER PHYSICS

By WaqasHussainQambrani

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1 Edition
 Chapter No 1
Introduction of Physics
Choose the correct option

Mutual relationship between Matter and Energy is called

(a) chemistry (b) Physics © biology (d) geology
Interaction between Matter and Energy is called
(a) physics (b) biophysics © chemistry (d) mechanics
Physics is branch of__________ Science
(a) chemical (b) physical © Qualitative (d) both b/c
Physics is the __________ ward.
(a) latin (b) Greek © Arabic (d) English
Study about Fundamental Particles is called_____ physics
(a) Nuclear (b) particle © optics (d) none
Study about structure of nucleus and it’s changes is called___ physics.
(a) plasma (b) solid state © Nuclear (d) particle
The sum of Proton and neutron is called
(a) Atom mass (b) atomic number © Neulcon no (d) none
Study about structure of atom apart From nucleus is called___ physics
(a) nuclear (b) atomic © particle (d) biophysics
Laser light is studies in_______ physics.
(a) atomic (b) optics © nuclear (d) particle
Study about conversion of heat Into other form of Energy is called_____ physics
(a) atomic (b) biophysics © thermodynamics (d) particle
Study about relationships between electricity and magnetism is called_____ physics
©
(a) Biophysics (b) thermodynamics (d) atomic
ELECTROMAGNETISM
Study about structure and properties of solid is called____ physics
(a) solid state (b) biophysics © atomic (d) nuclear
Study about light is called______ physics
(a) atomic (b) acoustic © optic (d) none
Study about properties and production of Sound is called____ physics
(a) optic (b) biophysics © atomic (d) acoustic
Study about motion of bodies With and without reference of force is called_____ physics
(a) mechanics (b) kinematics © optics (d) motion
There are _______ universal forces.
(a) three (b) two © four (d) five
Which one is the strongest force
(a) strong nuclear force (b) weak nuclear force © gravitational force (d) All
Which one is weak force.
(b)
(a) strong nuclear force ELECTROMAGNETISM © gravitational force (d) none
Force
Which one is the universal weakest force
©
(a) weak nuclear force (b) gravitational force ELECTROMAGNETISM (d) none
Force
Those Quantities which are measurable is called
(a) chemical (b) physical © analatical (d) none
Those physical Quantities Which are independent is called
(a) fundamental (b) derived © Supplementry (d) dimension
There are _________ Fundamental Quantities
(a) three (b) seven © four (d) ten
Which one is fundamental Quantity
(a) velocity (b) speed © temperature (d) couple
Which one is not fundamental Quantity
(a) length (b)mass © current (d) momentum
Those physical Quantities Which are Depent is called
(a) derived (b) supplimentry © fundamental (d) dimension
Which one is the derived quantity
(a) length (b) velocity © current (d) temperature
Supplimentry Quantities are also known as
(a) additional (b) Geometrical © both a/b (d) none
Those physical Quantities which have no dimension is called
(a) fundamental (b) supplimentry © derived (d) All
There are _________ supplimentry Quantities
(a) two (b) three © one (d) none
The angle substend by a surface arc length at the center of sphere is called
(a) plane angle (b) solid angle © both a/b (d) none
The angle substent by a surface an arc length of the center of circle is called
(a) plane angle (b) solid angle © triangle (d) none
The SI unit of solid angle is
(a) setRadian (b) Newton © meter (d) m/s
The SI unit of plane angel is
(a) radian (b) newton © second (d) m/s2
CGS system is also known as
(a) Sub SI system (b) Gaussian System © both (d) none
In CGS system the unit of length is
(a) meter (b) centimeter © millimeter (d) micromteter
In Gaussian System the value of ‘g’ is
(a) 9.8m/s (b) 980cm/sec2 © 32ft/sec2 (d)
In CGS system the unit of Force is
(a) Newton (b) erg © dyne (d)kg
1 dyne is equal to________ Newton
(a)10-5 (b)10-10 ©106 (d)10-15
1 Newton is equal to _________ Dyne
(a)10-5 (b)105 ©10-7 (d)10-1
In CGS system the unit of Energy is
(a)BTU (b) joule © erg (d) pound
FPS system is also known as
(d) British Engreeing
(a) Gaussian System (b) SUB SI SYSTEM © SI SYSTEM
System
The value of ‘g’ is 32ft/sec 2 in _______ system
(a) SI system (b) FPS system © Gaussian System (d) none
Which measurement System the mass is derived Quantity
(a)FPS (b) CGS © MKS (d) SI
In FPS system the unit of mass is
(a) kg (b) slug © gram (d)miligram
1 slug is equal to_______ kg
(a) 12.6 (b) 13.4 © 14.6 (d)None
In FPS system unit of Energy is
(a) BTU (b) erg © joule (d) Calorie