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1. Mechanics (18 Questions)
1. A 2 kg object is moving at 10 m/s. What is its kinetic energy?
A. 100 J B. 200 J C. 50 J D. 20 J
Answer: B
2. A ball is thrown at 20 m/s at 30°. What is its range? (Take g = 10 m/s²)
A. 34.64 m B. 20 m C. 17.32 m D. 25 m
Answer: A
3. Newton’s third law applies:
A. In all inertial frames
B. Only in free fall
C. Only at equilibrium
D. Only in non-inertial frames
Answer: A
4. A 1 kg body moves in a circle of radius 2 m at 4 m/s. Centripetal force is:
A. 2 N B. 4 N C. 8 N D. 10 N
Answer: C
5. If external torque is zero, angular momentum is:
A. Constant B. Increases C. Zero D. Decreases
Answer: A
6. A solid cylinder rolls without slipping. Its total kinetic energy is:
A. Only rotational B. Only translational
C. Both A and B D. None
Answer: C
7. Value of g becomes less:
A. When going above Earth’s surface
B. When going below surface
C. At poles
D. Both A and B
Answer: D
8. Work done in circular motion is:
A. Zero B. Positive C. Negative D. Changes
Answer: A
9. Gravitational potential energy near Earth is:
A. mgh B. -GmM/R C. GmM/R D. -mgh
Answer: A
10. SI unit of impulse is:
A. N·s B. kg·m/s² C. kg·m²/s² D. m/s
Answer: A
11. Torque is similar to:
A. Force B. Momentum C. Velocity D. Work
Answer: A
12. For free fall, velocity-time graph is:
A. Linear B. Parabolic C. Hyperbolic D. Constant
Answer: A
13. In elastic collision, conserved quantities are:
A. Only momentum
B. Only kinetic energy
C. Both A and B
D. None
Answer: C
14. Dimensional formula of pressure is:
A. ML⁻¹T⁻² B. ML⁻²T⁻² C. MLT⁻² D. MLT⁻¹
Answer: B
15. Slope of velocity-time graph shows:
A. Acceleration B. Distance C. Speed D. Force
Answer: A
16. Pseudo force appears in:
A. Inertial frame B. Non-inertial frame
C. Equilibrium D. None
Answer: B
17. Escape velocity from Earth is:
A. 7.9 km/s B. 9.8 m/s² C. 11.2 km/s D. 8.4 km/s
Answer: C
18. Rotational kinetic energy of ring is:
A. (1/2)Iω² B. (1/3)Iω² C. Iω² D. (3/2)Iω²
Answer: A
2. Properties of Matter (8 Questions)
19. Surface tension is due to:
A. Viscosity B. Adhesion C. Cohesion D. Gravity
Answer: C
20. Unit of viscosity in SI is:
A. N·s/m² B. Poise C. kg·m/s D. N/m²
Answer: A
21. Water rises in a capillary tube due to:
A. Surface tension B. Gravity C. Friction D. Pressure
Answer: A
22. Bernoulli’s principle is based on:
A. Conservation of energy
B. Conservation of mass
C. Newton’s second law
D. Hooke’s law
Answer: A
23. The pressure at a depth hhh in liquid is:
A. ρgh\rho g hρgh B. ρh\rho hρh C. ghg hgh D. ρh/g\rho h / gρh/g
Answer: A
24. The buoyant force on a body in fluid equals:
A. Weight of object
B. Mass of object
C. Weight of displaced fluid
D. Volume of object
Answer: C
25. Unit of surface tension is:
A. N/m B. N·m C. N/m² D. J
Answer: A
26. Fluid with zero viscosity is called:
A. Newtonian B. Non-Newtonian
C. Superfluid D. Lubricant
Answer: C
3. Thermodynamics & Heat (8 Questions)
27. First law of thermodynamics is:
A. Q=ΔU+WQ = \Delta U + WQ=ΔU+W B. Q=WQ = WQ=W
C. ΔU=W\Delta U = WΔU=W D. Q=ΔUQ = \Delta UQ=ΔU
Answer: A
28. Gas expansion without heat loss is called:
A. Isothermal B. Adiabatic
C. Isochoric D. Isobaric
Answer: B
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29. Specific heat at constant pressure is:
A. Cp B. Cv C. R D. Zero
Answer: A
30. SI unit of heat is:
A. Calorie B. Watt C. Joule D. Kelvin
Answer: C
31. In isothermal expansion, temperature:
A. Increases B. Decreases C. Constant D. Zero
Answer: C
32. Zeroth law of thermodynamics deals with:
A. Energy B. Pressure C. Heat D. Thermal equilibrium
Answer: D
33. Heat transfer without medium is:
A. Conduction B. Convection
C. Radiation D. None
Answer: C
34. In a cyclic process, net internal energy change is:
A. Positive B. Negative C. Zero D. Infinite
Answer: C
4. Oscillations (6 Questions)
35. The time period of a simple pendulum is given by:
A. T=2πg/lT = 2\pi \sqrt{g/l}T=2πg/l
B. T=2πl/gT = 2\pi \sqrt{l/g}T=2πl/g
C. T=2πlT = 2\pi lT=2πl
D. T=2πgT = 2\pi gT=2πg
Answer: B
36. In SHM, acceleration is:
A. Constant B. Directly proportional to displacement
C. Opposite to displacement D. Both B and C
Answer: D
37. SI unit of frequency is:
A. Second B. Meter C. Hertz D. Joule
Answer: C
38. Which quantity remains constant in SHM?
A. Acceleration B. Velocity
C. Total energy D. Displacement
Answer: C
39. The restoring force in SHM is:
A. Constant B. Proportional to displacement
C. Inversely proportional to displacement D. Zero
Answer: B
40. Frequency of a pendulum depends on:
A. Mass B. Length C. Amplitude D. Shape
Answer: B
5. Waves (6 Questions)
41. Speed of a wave is given by:
A. v=λfv = \lambda fv=λf B. v=f/λv = f / \lambdav=f/λ
C. v=f2λv = f^2 \lambdav=f2λ D. v=λ/fv = \lambda / fv=λ/f
Answer: A
42. SI unit of wave number is:
A. Hz B. m/s C. m D. 1/m
Answer: D
43. In longitudinal waves, particles move:
A. Perpendicular to wave B. Along the wave
C. Randomly D. Circularly
Answer: B
44. Sound cannot travel through:
A. Solid B. Liquid C. Gas D. Vacuum
Answer: D
45. The distance between two crests is called:
A. Frequency B. Wavelength
C. Amplitude D. Time period
Answer: B
46. Node is the point where:
A. Amplitude is max B. Amplitude is zero
C. Frequency is zero D. None
Answer: B
6. Electrostatics (10 Questions)
47. SI unit of electric charge is:
A. Volt B. Ampere C. Coulomb D. Ohm
Answer: C
48. Like charges:
A. Attract B. Repel C. No force D. Cancel each other
Answer: B
49. Coulomb’s law constant kkk is:
A. 9×109 Nm2/C29 \times 10^9 \, \text{Nm}^2/\text{C}^29×109Nm2/C2
B. 8.99×10−98.99 \times 10^{-9}8.99×10−9
C. 1×1061 \times 10^61×106
D. 10310^3103
Answer: A
50. Electric field is:
A. Scalar B. Vector
C. Tensor D. Constant
Answer: B
51. Unit of electric field:
A. N·m/C B. N/C C. C/N D. N·m²
Answer: B
52. Direction of electric field is:
A. Negative to positive
B. Positive to negative
C. Towards positive
D. Away from positive
Answer: D
53. Electric dipole moment is:
A. q⋅dq \cdot dq⋅d B. q/dq/dq/d C. d/qd/qd/q D. q2dq^2 dq2d
Answer: A
54. A conductor in electrostatic equilibrium has:
A. Charges inside only B. Charges on surface
C. No charges D. Charges move freely
Answer: B
55. Gauss’s law is used to find:
A. Magnetic field B. Electric field
C. Resistance D. Capacitance
Answer: B
56. Electric potential is:
A. Energy per unit charge B. Force per unit charge
C. Work per unit mass D. Current × resistance
Answer: A
7. Current Electricity (10 Questions)
57. Ohm’s Law is:
A. V=IRV = IRV=IR B. I=VRI = VRI=VR
C. R=VIR = VIR=VI D. V=I/RV = I/RV=I/R
Answer: A
58. SI unit of resistance is:
A. Volt B. Ampere C. Ohm D. Watt
Answer: C
59. The slope of V-I graph gives:
A. Resistance B. Current
C. Voltage D. Power
Answer: A
60. A good conductor has:
A. High resistance B. Zero resistance
C. Low resistance D. No electrons
Answer: C
61. Resistivity depends on:
A. Length B. Area
C. Material D. Current
Answer: C
62. Power in electric circuit:
A. P=IVP = IVP=IV B. P=I2RP = I^2RP=I2R
C. P=V2/RP = V^2/RP=V2/R D. All of these
Answer: D
63. The unit of electric power is:
A. Joule B. Watt
C. Volt D. Ampere
Answer: B
64. For resistors in series:
A. Total resistance decreases
B. Total resistance increases
C. Current divides
D. Voltage remains same
Answer: B
65. For resistors in parallel:
A. Voltage is same across each
B. Resistance adds
C. Current same in all
D. None
Answer: A
66. A battery converts:
A. Mechanical to electrical
B. Electrical to chemical
C. Chemical to electrical
D. Heat to electrical
Answer: C
8. Moving Charges and Magnetism (6 Questions)
67. Magnetic force on a moving charge is:
A. F=qvBsinθF = qvB \sin \thetaF=qvBsinθ B. F=qB/vF = qB/vF=qB/v
C. F=vq/BF = vq/BF=vq/B D. F=q/BvF = q/BvF=q/Bv
Answer: A
68. SI unit of magnetic field (B):
A. Weber B. Tesla C. Henry D. Volt
Answer: B
69. Magnetic field due to straight wire:
A. B∝rB \propto rB∝r B. B∝1/rB \propto 1/rB∝1/r
C. B∝r2B \propto r^2B∝r2 D. Constant
Answer: B
70. Right-hand thumb rule is used for:
A. Electric field B. Magnetic field
C. Resistance D. Induction
Answer: B
71. Magnetic field inside a solenoid is:
A. Zero B. Constant
C. Varies D. Maximum at center
Answer: B
72. A current-carrying conductor produces:
A. Electric field only
B. Magnetic field only
C. Both fields
D. No field
Answer: C
9. Electromagnetic Induction (6 Questions)
73. Faraday’s law is related to:
A. Electric field B. Magnetic field
C. Induced EMF D. Current only
Answer: C
74. EMF is induced when:
A. Circuit is open
B. Magnetic field changes
C. Wire is long
D. Resistance is high
Answer: B
75. Lenz’s law gives:
A. Magnitude of EMF
B. Direction of EMF
C. Unit of EMF
D. Resistance
Answer: B
76. Unit of magnetic flux:
A. Tesla B. Weber
C. Henry D. Ampere
Answer: B
77. Mutual induction occurs in:
A. Single coil B. Two coils
C. Solenoid only D. Magnet only
Answer: B
78. In electromagnetic induction, EMF is induced by:
A. Current B. Resistance
C. Changing flux D. Voltage
Answer: C
10. Alternating Current (6 Questions)
79. AC stands for:
A. Alternate Current B. Alternating Circuit
C. Alternating Current D. All Current
Answer: C
80. The average value of AC over one complete cycle is:
A. Maximum B. Zero
C. Minimum D. Infinity
Answer: B
81. Power in AC is given by:
A. P=VIP = VIP=VI B. P=VIcosϕP = VI \cos \phiP=VIcosϕ
C. P=I2RP = I^2RP=I2R D. P=V2/RP = V^2/RP=V2/R
Answer: B
82. The device that changes AC voltage is:
A. Transformer B. Generator
C. Motor D. Rectifier
Answer: A
83. In a purely inductive circuit, the current:
A. Leads voltage by 90°
B. Lags voltage by 90°
C. Is in phase
D. None
Answer: B
84. The frequency of AC used in India is:
A. 100 Hz B. 50 Hz
C. 60 Hz D. 25 Hz
Answer: B
11. Electromagnetic Waves (4 Questions)
85. EM waves are:
A. Mechanical B. Longitudinal
C. Transverse D. Both
Answer: C
86. Speed of EM waves in vacuum is:
A. 3×108 m/s3 \times 10^8 \, m/s3×108m/s B. 1.5×108 m/s1.5 \times 10^8 \, m/s1.5×108m/s
C. 3×106 m/s3 \times 10^6 \, m/s3×106m/s D. 1×108 m/s1 \times 10^8 \, m/s1×108m/s
Answer: A
87. EM waves carry:
A. Only electric field
B. Only magnetic field
C. Energy and momentum
D. Only charge
Answer: C
88. Which of these is not an EM wave?
A. X-rays B. Sound waves
C. Radio waves D. UV rays
Answer: B
12. Ray Optics (12 Questions)
89. Speed of light is maximum in:
A. Glass B. Air
C. Water D. Vacuum
Answer: D
90. Unit of power of lens is:
A. Watt B. Dioptre
C. Joule D. Volt
Answer: B
91. Mirror formula is:
A. 1f=1u+1v\frac{1}{f} = \frac{1}{u} + \frac{1}{v}f1=u1+v1
B. 1f=1v−1u\frac{1}{f} = \frac{1}{v} – \frac{1}{u}f1=v1−u1
C. f=u+vf = u + vf=u+v D. f=uvf = uvf=uv
Answer: B
92. Focal length of a plane mirror is:
A. Infinite B. Zero
C. 1 D. 100
Answer: A
93. For convex lens, focal length is:
A. Positive B. Negative
C. Zero D. Infinite
Answer: A
94. Real image is always:
A. Virtual B. Inverted
C. Erect D. Behind mirror
Answer: B
95. If object is at 2F in convex lens, image is:
A. At 2F B. Between F and 2F
C. At F D. At infinity
Answer: A
96. Total internal reflection occurs when:
A. Light enters glass from air
B. Light goes from denser to rarer
C. Angle is small
D. None
Answer: B
97. Critical angle depends on:
A. Frequency B. Angle of incidence
C. Medium D. Wavelength
Answer: C
98. Which lens is used in a magnifying glass?
A. Convex B. Concave
C. Plano-convex D. Cylindrical
Answer: A
99. If object distance is equal to focal length of convex lens, the image is:
A. Real and inverted
B. Virtual and erect
C. At infinity
D. No image
Answer: C
100. Ray passing through optical center of lens:
A. Deviates B. Passes undeviated
C. Forms shadow D. Reflects back
Answer: B
13. Wave Optics (6 Questions)
101. Wave nature of light is proved by:
A. Reflection B. Refraction
C. Interference D. Polarisation
Answer: C
102. In Young’s double slit experiment, fringes are due to:
A. Reflection B. Refraction
C. Diffraction D. Interference
Answer: D
103. In diffraction, light bends around:
A. Corners B. Mirrors
C. Lenses D. Screens
Answer: A
104. Central fringe in YDSE is:
A. Bright B. Dark
C. Colored D. None
Answer: A
105. Polarised light is obtained using:
A. Glass B. Prism
C. Polaroid D. Mirror
Answer: C
106. Width of fringe in YDSE is directly proportional to:
A. Slit separation B. Screen distance
C. Source intensity D. Slit width
Answer: B
14. Modern Physics (9 Questions)
107. Photoelectric effect is explained by:
A. Newton B. Einstein
C. Bohr D. Planck
Answer: B
108. Unit of Planck’s constant is:
A. J B. Js
C. J/m D. W
Answer: B
109. Energy of photon is:
A. E=mc2E = mc^2E=mc2 B. E=hfE = hfE=hf
C. E=hv2E = hv^2E=hv2 D. E=h/vE = h/vE=h/v
Answer: B
110. Work function is the:
A. Total energy of atom
B. Minimum energy to remove electron
C. Mass energy
D. Ionisation energy
Answer: B
111. In photoelectric effect, electrons are emitted only if:
A. Voltage is high
B. Frequency is below threshold
C. Frequency is above threshold
D. Light is dim
Answer: C
112. Dual nature of light means:
A. Particle only B. Wave only
C. Wave and particle both D. Neither
Answer: C
113. De Broglie wavelength is given by:
A. λ=h/p\lambda = h/pλ=h/p B. λ=p/h\lambda = p/hλ=p/h
C. λ=h⋅p\lambda = h \cdot pλ=h⋅p D. λ=h2/p\lambda = h^2/pλ=h2/p
Answer: A
114. In Bohr’s model, angular momentum is quantized as:
A. nℏn\hbarnℏ B. nhnhnh
C. nh/2nh/2nh/2 D. 2nh2nh2nh
Answer: A
115. Hydrogen spectrum line in visible region is:
A. Lyman B. Balmer
C. Paschen D. Pfund
Answer: B
This collection of NEET Physics MCQS has been carefully curated and organised chapter-wise to cover all high-weightage topics in a simplified manner. Each question is designed to reinforce key concepts and enhance conceptual clarity, making it an effective tool for last-minute revision and practice.
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