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10th Class Physics Second half Book Paper

65 marks · 3 hours (Section A: 15 minutes) · 29 questions. Covers: 6 chapters (16. Current Electricity to 21. Nuclear Physics).

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10th Class Physics Second half Book Paper

10th Class · Physics · Federal (FBISE)

Name: ____________Roll No: ________Class/Section: ________Date: ________Total marks: 65Time: 3 hours (Section A: 15 minutes)

Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 12 × 1 = 12)

  1. The induced current generated according to Lenz’s law always:
    1. Supports the motion of the magnet
    2. Opposes the motion of the magnet
    3. Stops the magnet
    4. Moves randomly
  2. To avoid thermal noise, qubits are cooled to within a few thousandths of a degree of:
    1. 0°C
    2. 100°C
    3. Absolute zero
    4. Boiling point of water
  3. Electricity ensures our devices remain functional by:
    1. Cooking food
    2. Recharging batteries
    3. Cooling the environment
    4. Producing light
  4. The usual range of ammeters for home appliances is:
    1. 1 A to 10 A
    2. 1 A to 100 A
    3. 100 A to 500 A
    4. Less than 1 A
  5. The natural emission of radiations from unstable nuclei is called:
    1. Fusion
    2. Fission
    3. Radioactivity
    4. Ionization
  6. The phenomenon of blue sky and red sky is explained by:
    1. Dispersion of light
    2. Polarization of light
    3. Scattering of light
    4. Reflection of light
  7. When the switch in relay is ON:
    1. Lamp remains OFF
    2. Current stops
    3. Lamp glows
    4. Armature is disconnected
  8. In an NPN transistor under normal operation, the emitter-base junction is:
    1. Reverse biased
    2. Forward biased
    3. Neutral
    4. Insulated
  9. A thermistor is generally made from:
    1. Metal wire
    2. Semiconductor material
    3. Plastic
    4. Glass
  10. Conventional current flows:
    1. From positive to negative terminal
    2. From negative to positive terminal
    3. In both directions
    4. In random motion
  11. Which radioactive element is commonly used in smoke alarms?
    1. Uranium-235
    2. Cobalt-60
    3. Americium-241
    4. Iodine-131
  12. Prolonged exposure to infrared waves can cause:
    1. Hearing loss
    2. Thermal damage and burns
    3. Muscle cramp
    4. Bone fracture

Q2. Short questions (Attempt any 11 of 14 · 11 × 3 = 33)

  1. Define electromotive force (emf).
  2. Give two applications of infrared radiation in household devices.
  3. How does a smoke alarm detect fire particles?
  4. What does an RCD (Residual-Current Device) do?
  5. On what factor does the loudness of a loudspeaker depend?
  6. How do relays improve electrical systems? Give examples.
  7. Name two insulators with very high resistivity.
  8. Explain how X-rays can increase the risk of cancer.
  9. Explain the plum pudding model of the atom.
  10. What makes touching a live wire while barefoot on the ground particularly dangerous? How do the factors involved influence the severity of electrical shock?
  11. What is meant by couple in the context of a current carrying coil?
  12. Give two uses of LEDs.
  13. Give two examples of emf sources.
  14. What is infrared radiation and where is it commonly used?

Q3. Long questions (Attempt any 2 of 3 · 2 × 10 = 20)

  1. At some temperature T₀​, the resistivity of a metallic conductor is 1.7×10−⁸Ωm.If the temperature is increased by 50 K, find the new resistivity by taking temperature coefficient of resistivity as 0.004.
  2. In the circuit shown, what is the value of the total resistance of the circuit between points A and B?Question diagram
  3. Explain with diagrams how a transistor can be used as a switch. Describe cutoff and saturation conditions of the transistor switch.