MOCK TEST PHYSICS

	Top of Form Bottom of Form
1.	The scientist who announced the universal law of gravitation?
	1.	Louis Pasteur	2.	C.V. Raman
	3.	Faraday	4.	Issac Newton
	RIGHT ANSWER: 4
2.	Which of the following liquid metal used in thermometers?
	1.	Gold	2.	Copper
	3.	water	4.	Mercury
	RIGHT ANSWER: 4
3.	The wave length of light in other radiations is measured in
	1.	cm	2.	nm
	3.	mm	4.	dm
	RIGHT ANSWER: 2
4.	In CGS system the units of mass
	1.	milligrams	2.	pounds
	3.	micrograms	4.	grams
	RIGHT ANSWER: 4
5.	Weight is a ______ quantity
	1.	vector	2.	chemical
	3.	scalar	4.	liquid
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
6.	Which of the following is a reason for twinkling of stars?
	1.	Sun	2.	Reflection
	3.	Attrction	4.	Magnification
	RIGHT ANSWER: 2
7.	Light emission is explained by _______
	1.	Dalton’s Atomic Theory	2.	Raman Effect
	3.	Thermonic Theory	4.	Hereditary Theory
	RIGHT ANSWER: 2
8.	The atmosphere extends above the earth’s surface:
	1.	from 800kms to 1000kms	2.	from 100kms to 200kms
	3.	from 8000kms to 10,000	4.	from 80kms to 100kms
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
9.	Least count of an ordinary scale is
	1.	1mm	2.	1cm
	3.	0.1mm	4.	0.1cm
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
10.	If the zeroth division of the head scale below the index line of the pitch scale then the error is ________
	1.	Positive	2.	Negative
	3.	No zero error	4.	none
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
11.	The scale marked on the index of a screw gauge is _________
	1.	Screw gauge	2.	Pitch of the screw
	3.	Pitch scale	4.	None
	RIGHT ANSWER: 3
12.	The instrument used to thickness of thin glass plate is _______
	1.	Pitch Scale	2.	Screw in a nut
	3.	Pitch of the screw	4.	Screw gauge
	RIGHT ANSWER: 4
13.	The law of gravitation
	1.	applies only to large bodies such as planets and stars	2.	accounts for all known forces
	3.	holds only in solar system	4.	holds every where in the universe
	RIGHT ANSWER: 4
14.	The devise used to separate particles of higher mass from those of lower mass in a given mixture
	1.	centrifuge	2.	photometer
	3.	gravity meter	4.	none
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
15.	The radiations used in taking photography in darkness are
	1.	IR radiations	2.	Micro waves
	3.	Radio Waves	4.	X rays
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
16.	The energy gap is highest in the case of ________________
	1.	Metal	2.	insulator
	3.	semiconductor	4.	diode
	RIGHT ANSWER: 2
17.	The absence of an electron in the valence bond of a semi conductor is called _________
	1.	Hole	2.	Energy gap
	3.	Negative charge	4.	None
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
18.	Baryte is ore of __________
	1.	Bauxite	2.	Barium
	3.	Magnesium	4.	None
	RIGHT ANSWER: 2
19.	The M.P. and B.P of Alkaline earth metals are _________ alkaline metals.
	1.	lesser than	2.	equal to
	3.	higher than	4.	none
	RIGHT ANSWER: 3
20.	The magnesium obtained by electrolytic process is ________ percent pure.
	1.	97.9	2.	98.9
	3.	99.9	4.	100
	RIGHT ANSWER: 3
21.	The solvent in a aqueous solution is _______
	1.	water	2.	Alcohol
	3.	Ammonia	4.	Hydrochloric
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
22.	Iconoscope is used for _________
	1.	scanning	2.	detection
	3.	demodulation	4.	converting electrical signals in to image
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
23.	The function of a compiler is ________
	1.	to control all devices of computer	2.	to take logical decisions
	3.	to translate high level language in to machine language to store date	4.	None
	RIGHT ANSWER: 3
24.	A bar magnet falls through a metal ring. The acceleration will be
	1.	equal to g	2.	less than g
	3.	greater than g	4.	zero
	RIGHT ANSWER: 2
25.	What are the waves used for long distance broadcasting?
	1.	short waves	2.	long waves
	3.	light waves	4.	any waves
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1

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MOCK TEST PHYSICS

	Top of Form Bottom of Form
1.	The scientist who announced the universal law of gravitation?
	1.	Louis Pasteur	2.	C.V. Raman
	3.	Faraday	4.	Issac Newton
	RIGHT ANSWER: 4
2.	Which of the following liquid metal used in thermometers?
	1.	Gold	2.	Copper
	3.	water	4.	Mercury
	RIGHT ANSWER: 4
3.	The wave length of light in other radiations is measured in
	1.	cm	2.	nm
	3.	mm	4.	dm
	RIGHT ANSWER: 2
4.	In CGS system the units of mass
	1.	milligrams	2.	pounds
	3.	micrograms	4.	grams
	RIGHT ANSWER: 4
5.	Weight is a ______ quantity
	1.	vector	2.	chemical
	3.	scalar	4.	liquid
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
6.	Which of the following is a reason for twinkling of stars?
	1.	Sun	2.	Reflection
	3.	Attrction	4.	Magnification
	RIGHT ANSWER: 2
7.	Light emission is explained by _______
	1.	Dalton’s Atomic Theory	2.	Raman Effect
	3.	Thermonic Theory	4.	Hereditary Theory
	RIGHT ANSWER: 2
8.	The atmosphere extends above the earth’s surface:
	1.	from 800kms to 1000kms	2.	from 100kms to 200kms
	3.	from 8000kms to 10,000	4.	from 80kms to 100kms
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
9.	Least count of an ordinary scale is
	1.	1mm	2.	1cm
	3.	0.1mm	4.	0.1cm
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
10.	If the zeroth division of the head scale below the index line of the pitch scale then the error is ________
	1.	Positive	2.	Negative
	3.	No zero error	4.	none
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
11.	The scale marked on the index of a screw gauge is _________
	1.	Screw gauge	2.	Pitch of the screw
	3.	Pitch scale	4.	None
	RIGHT ANSWER: 3
12.	The instrument used to thickness of thin glass plate is _______
	1.	Pitch Scale	2.	Screw in a nut
	3.	Pitch of the screw	4.	Screw gauge
	RIGHT ANSWER: 4
13.	The law of gravitation
	1.	applies only to large bodies such as planets and stars	2.	accounts for all known forces
	3.	holds only in solar system	4.	holds every where in the universe
	RIGHT ANSWER: 4
14.	The devise used to separate particles of higher mass from those of lower mass in a given mixture
	1.	centrifuge	2.	photometer
	3.	gravity meter	4.	none
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
15.	The radiations used in taking photography in darkness are
	1.	IR radiations	2.	Micro waves
	3.	Radio Waves	4.	X rays
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
16.	The energy gap is highest in the case of ________________
	1.	Metal	2.	insulator
	3.	semiconductor	4.	diode
	RIGHT ANSWER: 2
17.	The absence of an electron in the valence bond of a semi conductor is called _________
	1.	Hole	2.	Energy gap
	3.	Negative charge	4.	None
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
18.	Baryte is ore of __________
	1.	Bauxite	2.	Barium
	3.	Magnesium	4.	None
	RIGHT ANSWER: 2
19.	The M.P. and B.P of Alkaline earth metals are _________ alkaline metals.
	1.	lesser than	2.	equal to
	3.	higher than	4.	none
	RIGHT ANSWER: 3
20.	The magnesium obtained by electrolytic process is ________ percent pure.
	1.	97.9	2.	98.9
	3.	99.9	4.	100
	RIGHT ANSWER: 3
21.	The solvent in a aqueous solution is _______
	1.	water	2.	Alcohol
	3.	Ammonia	4.	Hydrochloric
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
22.	Iconoscope is used for _________
	1.	scanning	2.	detection
	3.	demodulation	4.	converting electrical signals in to image
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1
23.	The function of a compiler is ________
	1.	to control all devices of computer	2.	to take logical decisions
	3.	to translate high level language in to machine language to store date	4.	None
	RIGHT ANSWER: 3
24.	A bar magnet falls through a metal ring. The acceleration will be
	1.	equal to g	2.	less than g
	3.	greater than g	4.	zero
	RIGHT ANSWER: 2
25.	What are the waves used for long distance broadcasting?
	1.	short waves	2.	long waves
	3.	light waves	4.	any waves
	RIGHT ANSWER: 1

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Nobel prize Winners -Physics (up to 2002-not updated)

 

Nobel prize Winners -Physics (up to 2002-not updated)

Year	Name	Country
1901	Jacobus H. Vant’s Hoff	Dutch
1902	Emil fischer	Germany
1903	Svante A. Arrhenius	Sweden
1904	Sir William Ramsay	Britain
1905	Adolf von Beayer	Germany
1906	Henri Moissan	France
1907	Eduard Buchner	Germany
1908	Ernest Rutherford	Britain
1909	Wilhelm Ostwald	Germany
1910	Otto Wallach	Germany
1911	Marie Curie	Poland Franch
1912	Victor Grignard, Paul Sabatier	Franch
1913	Alfred Werner	Switzerland
1914	Theodore W. Richards	U.S
1915	Richard M. Willstatter	Germany
1918	Fritz Haber	Germany
1920	Walther H. Nernst	Germany
1921	Frederick Soddy	Britain
1922	Francis W. Aston	Britain
1923	Fritz Pregl	Australia
1925	Richard A. Zsigmondy	Germany
1926	theodor Svedberg	sweden
1927	Heinrich O. Wieland	Germany
1928	Adolf O. R. Windaus	Germany
1929	Sir Arthur Harden Han von Euler-Chelpin	Britain Sweden
1930	Hans Fischer	Germany
1931	Friedrich Berguis, Karl Bosch	Germany
1932	Irving Langmuir	U.S
1934	Harold C. Urey	U.S
1935	Frederic Joliot-Curie, Irene Joliot Curie	Franch
1936	Peter J.W. Debyr	Dutch
1937	Walter N. Haworth Paul Karrer	Britain Swistzerland
1938	Richard Kuhn	Germany
1939	Adolf F.J. Butenandt Leopold Ruzicka	Britain switzerland
1943	Georg de Hevesy	Hungary
1944	Otto Hahn	Germany
1945	Artturi I, Virtanen	Finnish
1946	James B. Summer, John H.Northrop, Wendell M. Stanley	U.S
1947	Sir Robert Robinson	Britain
1948	Arne W.K. Tiselius	Sweden
1949	William F. Giauque	Switzerland
1950	Kurt Alder, Otto P.H. Diels	Germany
1951	Edwin M. McMillan, Glenn T. Seaborg	U.S
1952	Archer J.P. Martin, Richard L.M. Synjge	U.S
1953	Hermann Staudinger	Germany
1954	Linus C. Pauling	U.S
1955	Vincent du Vigneaud	U.S
1956	Sir Cyril N. Hinshelwood, Nikolai N. Semenov	Britain USSR
1957	Sir Alexander R. Todd	Britain
1958	Frederick Sanger	Britain
1959	Jarpslav Heyr9vsky	Czech
1960	Willard F. Libby	U.S
1961	Melvini calvin	U.S
1962	John C. Kendrew, Max F. Perutz	Britain
1963	Giulio Natta Kal Ziegler	Italy Germany
1964	Dorothy C. Hodgkin	Britain
1965	Robert B. Woodward	U.S.
1966	Robert S.Mulliken	U.S
1967	Manfred Eigen Ronald G. W.Norrish, George Porter	Germany Britain
1968	Lars Onsager	U.S
1969	Derek H.R. Barton Odd Hassel	Britain Norway
1970	Luis F. Leloir
1971	Gerhard Herzberg	Canada
1972	Chriistian B. Aninsen, Stanford Moore, William H.Stein	U.S
1973	Ernst Otto Fischer Geoffrey Wilkinson	West Germany Britain
1974	Paul J. Flory	U.S
1975	John Cornforth, Austral Vladimir Prelog, Yugo	Britain Switzerland
1976	William N. Lipscomb	U.S
1977	Ilya Prigogine	Belgium
1978	Peter Mitchell	Britain
1979	Herbert C. Brown Geroge Wittig	Britain U.S. Germany
1980	Paul Berg, Walter Gilbert Frederick Sanger	U.S U.K
1981	Kenichi Fukui Roald Hoffmann	Japan U.S.
1982	Aaron Klug	South Africa
1983	Henry Tabue	Canada
1984	Bruce Merrifield	U.S
1985	Herbert A. Hauptman, Jerome Karle	U.S
1986	Dudley Herchbach, Yuan T. Lee, John C. Polanyi	U.S. Canada
1987	Donald J. Cram, Charles J. Pepdersen Jean-Marie Lehn	Britain U.S. French
1988	Johann Deisenhofer, Robert Huber, Hartmut Michel	West Germany
1989	Thomas R. Cech, Sidney Altman	Britain U.S
1990	Elias James Corey	U.S
1991	Richard R. Ernst	Switzerland
1992	RudolphA. Marcus	Canada, U.S
1993	Kary B. Mullis Michael Smith	U.S. Britain-Canada
1994	George A.Olah	U.S
1995	Paul Crutzeen Mario Molina, F. Sherwood Roland	Netherland U.S
1996	Robert Curl Jr., Richard Smallery Sir Harold Kroto	U.S. britain
1997	Paul Boyer John Walker Dane Jensskou	U.S Britain Denmark
1998	Dr.Walter Kohn Dr. John A. Pople	Australia-U.S Britain-U.S
1999	Ahmed Zewail	USA
2000	Alan Heeger Alan G. Macidiarmid Hideki Shirakawa	USA USA Japan
2001	William S. Knowles Ryoji Noyori K. Barry Sharpless	USA Japan USA
2002	John B. Fenn Koichi Tanaka Kurt Wüthrich	USA Japan Switzerland

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