12th class (Fsc) Physics unit 6 MCQs

chapter 6 MCQs 12th Class physics

Physics of Solids:

a. 3.72K
b. 1.18K
c. 7.2K
d. 4.2K

d. 4.2K

a. Natural rubber
b. Zirconia
c. Poly strene
d. Glassy solid

b. Zirconia

a. Non-magnetic substance
b. Brittle substance
c. Magnetic substance
d. Ductile substance

d. Ductile substance

a. Boron
b. Aluminum
c. Indium
d. Arsenic

d. Arsenic

a. Brittle substance
b. Ductile substance
c. Soft substance
d. Hard substance

a. Brittle substance

a. Tetravalent
b. Zin
c. Pentavalent
d. Trivalent

d. Trivalent

a. 1015 → 1020
b. 108 → 109
c. 1012 → 1020
d. 1012 → 1016

d. 1012 → 1016

a. Nylon
b. Zinc
c. Zirconia
d. Copper

a. Nylon

a. 1 atom of 103
b. 1 atom of 104
c. 1 atom of 106
d. 1 atom of 108

c. 1 atom of 106

a. Protons
b. Free electrons
c. Mesons
d. Holes

d. Holes

a. Head
b. Copper
c. Glass
d. Wrought iron

c. Glass

a. Antimony arsenic
b. Germanium, silicon
c. Diamond, carbon
d. Indium, gallium

a. Antimony arsenic

a. Copper
b. Lead
c. Wrought iron
d. Steel

d. Steel

a. 5
b. 3
c. 7
d. 4

c. 7

a. Diamagnetic
b. Ferromagnetic
c. Magnetic
d. Paramagnetic

d. Paramagnetic

a. Seven
b. Three
c. Fifteen
d. Five

b. Three

a. 750oC
b. 710oC
c. 780oC
d. 730oC

a. 750oC

a. Squid
b. MRI
c. CRO
d. Cat Scans

b. MRI

a. Lead
b. Glass
c. Oxygen
d. Wood

a. Lead

a. Antimony
b. Boron
c. Indium
d. Gallium

a. Antimony

a. Paramagnetic materials
b. Ferromagnetic materials
c. Semi-conductors
d. Diamagnetic materials

b. Ferromagnetic materials

a. Antimony, indium
b. Aresinci, phosphorus
c. Arsenic antimony
d. Boron, gallium

d. Boron, gallium

a. Momentum
b. Pressure
c. Worked
d. Force

b. Pressure

a. Trigonal
b. Cubical
c. Tetragonal
d. Hexagonal

b. Cubical

a. Diamagnetic
b. Ferromagnetic
c. Non-magnetic
d. Paramagnetic

b. Ferromagnetic

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