Class 10 Physics Model Paper 2 MCQs Test

ByMuhammad Zaman

FBISE Federal Board Class 10 Physics Model Paper 2 MCQs Test. Do as much practice as you can so that you get good marks in the final exams.

Class 10 Physics Model Paper 2 MCQs Test

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Class 10 Physics
Model Paper 2
Practice MCQs Test

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1. 2Ί and 3Ί are connected in parallel, its equivalent resistance will be:

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2. The frequency of microwaves used in the microwave oven is 2400MHz.The wavelength of these waves will be:

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3. A plastic rod is rubbed with a dry cloth. The rod becomes positively charged because it has:

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4. Velocity of sound waves in vacuum is:

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5. Electric Generator works on the principle of:

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6. A ball is dropped from a certain height onto the floor and keeps bouncing. Its motion will be:

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7. The part of oscilloscope which controls the number of electrons is:

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8. The count rate falls to a very low reading by placing a paper between the radioactive source and detector. Which type of radiation is emitted by the source?

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9. The part of the DC motor which reverses the direction of current through the coil after every half-cycle:

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10. If an object is placed between ‘F’ and ‘2F’ in front of a convex lens then image formed is:

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11. The instrument which stores charges is:

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12. If a radioactive element has half-life of 1 day. What fraction of the substance will be left at the end of 2nd day?

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  1. If an object is placed between ‘F’ and ‘2F’ in front of a convex lens then image formed is:

    real, inverted and diminished
    virtual, inverted and diminished
    virtual, inverted and magnified
    real, inverted and magnified
    correct answer is , real, inverted and diminished.

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    1. Please look at page 51 of old book. The correct answer is “real, inverted and magnified”.

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