Physical World CBSE Questions & Answers
Physical World
This is Physics Class 11 Physical World CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
Technology started with
- Ainvention of steam engine
- Binvention of power loom
- CThe conversion of natural resources into simple toolsCorrect
- Dinvention of printing press
2
What is the correct sequence of events technology gives rise to new science or new science gives rise to technology?
- Atechnology and science are independent
- Btechnology can give rise to new science only
- CScience can give rise to technology only
- DBoth can happen. Science can give rise to technology and technology can give rise to new scienceCorrect
3
Technology strives
- Ato perfect science
- Bto invent better rat traps
- Cto fulfill a human need such as faster cooking or sewing etcCorrect
- Dto use science for application
4
One example where technology predates science is
- ASteam engineCorrect
- Blaser surgery
- CRadio
- DTV
5
One example where science predates technology is
- Apower loom
- BRadioCorrect
- CSteam engine
- Dprinting press
6
The major contribution of C.V. Raman was
- Amodel of hydrogen atom
- BInelastic scattering of light by moleculesCorrect
- CNuclear model of atom
- DMeasurement of electronic charge
7
The major contribution of M.N. Saha was
- Ain the area Thermal ionizationCorrect
- BMeasurement of electronic charge
- Cmodel of hydrogen atom
- DNuclear model of atom
8
The major contribution of S.N. Bose was in
- AMeasurement of electronic charge
- Brelativity theory
- Cphotoelectric effect
- DQuantum statisticsCorrect
9
Albert Einstein was awarded the Nobel Prize for his work on
- Ascattering of light
- BTheory of relativity
- CE = \({\rm{m}}{{\rm{c}}^{\rm{2}}}\)
- DExplanation of photoelectric effectCorrect
10
The major contribution of Paul Dirac was in
- Aphotoelectric effect
- BMeasurement of electronic charge
- Crelativity theory
- DRelativistic theory of electronCorrect
11
Fundamental forces in nature are those
- Ain terms of which all other forces can be explained and derivedCorrect
- Bthat bind atoms in molecules together
- CFundamental forces are push, pull and tension forces
- DFundamental forces are friction, surface tension and viscous forces.
12
Which of these is not a fundamental force?
- AGravitational Force
- BElectromagnetic Force
- CFrictional forceCorrect
- DStrong Nuclear Force
13
Strong Nuclear Force
- Ais responsible for holding the nucleus of an atom togetherCorrect
- Bis responsible for holding the electrons of an atom together
- Cis a long range force
- Dis responsible for holding the nucleus of an atom and the electrons
14
Strong Nuclear Force is
- Athe strongest of all fundamental forces, about 10 times the gravitational force in strength
- Bthe strongest of all fundamental forces, about 10 times the electromagnetic force in strength
- Cthe strongest of all fundamental forces, about 100 times the electromagnetic force in strengthCorrect
- Dthe strongest of all fundamental forces, about 100 times the gravitational force in strength
15
Strong Nuclear Force has
- Along range compared to gravitational forces
- Bshort range compared to electromagnetic forcesCorrect
- Clong range compared to electrical forces
- Dis exerted by electromagnetic fields