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NTS MCQs

National Testing Service — Complete MCQ Bank

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The SI unit of magnetic flux is:

  • ATesla
  • BFarad
  • CWeber
  • DHenry
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The right-hand rule is used to determine the direction of:

  • ASound waves
  • BGravitational field
  • CMagnetic field around a current-carrying conductor
  • DElectric field
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Unlike charges:

  • ACancel gravity
  • BAttract each other
  • CHave no interaction
  • DRepel each other
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The device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy is called a:

  • ABattery
  • BMotor
  • CGenerator
  • DTransformer
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The phenomenon of generating an electromotive force due to a changing magnetic field is called:

  • AElectrostatic induction
  • BMagnetic saturation
  • CElectromagnetic induction
  • DElectrolysis
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The SI unit of electrical resistance is:

  • AWatt
  • BAmpere
  • CVolt
  • DOhm
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Which lens is used to correct hyperopia (farsightedness)?

  • AConvex lens
  • BConcave lens
  • CCylindrical lens
  • DPlane lens
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The bending of light as it passes from one medium to another is called:

  • ARefraction
  • BReflection
  • CDiffraction
  • DPolarization
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A convex lens is also known as a:

  • AConverging lens
  • BCylindrical lens
  • CPlane lens
  • DDiverging lens
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A standing wave is formed by the superposition of:

  • ATwo waves of different amplitudes only
  • BTwo identical waves traveling in opposite directions
  • CTwo waves of different frequencies
  • DA wave and a particle